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J Z c r 1 r OCALA EVENING TARTHUDAYJULY a 190- SiI1 < t i r Y It r w 1 J l 1h 1o2pfl V J t J uganllV4t PI t 7 IL ftJ 7 0 BOOZER Ant Maaager J w t 1 fA L QIIO m J JILt TCJ T to- t q t fs l- CC1VU1M m m RC I A LBANK- Z < u- q 1- W e A3J i J ri w 1Vf J OCALA FLA- y i < to i- 1I l < t a rJfi z 0 lT t fJ 5 x yvriIEMSITOTS m THIS BANK- uicbiits 4- I v I r- q H tile professional and successful men and women of ttttlle ftraeni of the surround ing territory I rt tt We axxoHaodate ill classes Our customers r the men and t < who liiiT liiillt sad are Htll building successful enterprises f WeaoZlcit s afcarA or your business r t c C- yt 1- 1t e K t < 1 e- il hLINS COLLEGE f1 f J ktJ 1 FLORIDAS OLDEST COLLEGE i tCOLLMI ACADEMY AND CHOOLS OF MUSIC EXPRESSION i K FJNIAlfrJEKME TiC AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND if T BUSINESS r 1 5 l i Cariwgle Hall and third mens dormitory now completed electric 4 t M etiMeaE1 and furnace beat large faculty perfect health cbnd- ltf0Mr I- WM Ana gymnasium athletic fields boating tennis courts golf links k Wefell football and basketball teams champions of Florida in 1909 f I XiIrIT a wurter of a million dollars endowment expenses moderate efeelarsnip available Christian but undenominational stands for 1 p o 1IIt X CULTURE CONDUCT 1 I Z o er Catalogue Address thePresident I 1 j H F BUckMU J Ph D Winter Park Fla 1 0 l 4 M t f i f O t oo wx v > > > xX r- ti XXXt- ff < 5- h v- J r 1 f Ji j- W r 11LJ1 1 I I Z t l QUARTS NC CORN OF STRAIGHT WHISKEY 5 S 0 J IIIiI Itffie Livingsron Tare Rye Coined In Ion- dQttraiit jc t- f N t2 1 8 Qts Straight 2 15- fMrts < 2 C Cent Whiiky C Corn Whisky tPtJ- u > I- T1iese z q r Are fill 32 Ociceiars Kot 16 Ounce PulL CUM ui Ctikscrcw Free With Every Order r i 1 v < t 2 EXPRESS PREPAID IN PLAIN BOXES J i + i irt I Z1 This Straight North Carolina Corn i i WEGUARANTEE Whisky riot to be a blendnot a 1 < compound not It Imitation but just 4 pure corn whisky of full strength r r 1 2 I > J- tt < 0rcler loday from thft largest distillery in Florida 1 1 < t l 1tT ts9 DE LANEY at CO i i- t WlftMlse Nt5 Jacksonville Fla i f- lt Write For Price List No 2 oil J r 0 E o- Jt ICE ICE L Made from distilled water and of the Highest qtmlilf Regolar city service fey 60 Red E Wagon Detirety Orders for distilled water for drinking purposes also taken by our t I A drirers Ice is also for sale at our plant s ill iIHE FLORIDA PACKING ICE C- oI t i Ice From Red agonsPhone5 JI 5TIhIY f i ftfR p SH MEATS M VEGETABLES 1 > > I < WeiBeef Veal Florida Stall Fed Beef t t v HnttoflArmours Star Ham Armours Pork t S5eCabbge Rutabagas Turnips Beets St swet otatoee Irish Potatoes Spanish Onio- nsvv i i A 1 EDVARDS gi 4 H- 4t i Ji Phne lbS City Market rJ A rTAMpA S EXCURSION t 4 A- I J l i y v Pi 3 A W4J > r V- IAtsEflsoRD AIR LINE RY I- I Lt + I c C iiMOfl4ay August 2 a l9u 0 r r 1 4 J i l i i- c ltRound tri P fironl Ocala 2 o- tr 4 > t I J = I it 11 ftfroiisale by all regular trains August Limit V < vV < v t < v j 9- ixJr c it nDSUJ tr1909 Wt r r 1J1J I- J r lt t- S Aflfit Pass Agt Jacksonville JFla- i ii5 J f7fItJ4 = < oi7 H iLJUA Agent Oc1a Fla- L J r > J 1 t Js il v vfS f < t1 < z f k l JJ c1 o Asti1- u m Or t t fT- c r- Jff 1 1 If Ri r LA ii 01 I 1 1 JI7 i d t vf f i rt II r j 1 J f 1rk w > r J J o 1 < oI 1 r j 1 c 20 r IW CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR NEWS The Ocala Evening Star for July 20 told fa delightful outdoor social enjoyed by the Christian church Jun- ior ¬ society of Ocala These openair festivities seem just the thing for warm weather and those on the f green Jatvn Of some member are far safer for children than excursions or similar affairs The Greatest Thing in the World IB tic Junior Endeavor topic for Au- gUst ¬ 1st In the Junior Christian En- deavor ¬ World is told the pitiful little story of the child In Africa whose heart was touched by an appeal of missionaries for funds with which to farther spread the Gospel and who sold herself for a slave and brought the money saying r could do nothing less when Jesus had done so much for me I gave myself He gave Himself for me This Is true love writes the editor of Junior World In the DeLand Christian church so- ciety ¬ the recent election of officers shows only names of the younger members the former standbys now concluding It more helpful if they will act as honorary members throwing responsibility which gives training on those who need it most This Is a plan that probably some other societies would find useful In pushing into front ranks the younger workers The Auburndale society has a new set of officers as follows President- Mr Terry secretary Miss Lillian Edmiston and treasurer M ss Vera Thorp All but the pres1den are of the younger members of the society They commenced the new year locally- by paying a generous amount into the State Union treasury Mrs Marion Miller the worthy state mission officer while seeing some of her family off on a visit to South Car ¬ olina staid on the train until it start ¬ ed In getting oft suddenly she had a fall which resulted in her right elbow being dislocated and bruised too plentiful to be comfortable The Kis simmee Presbyterian secretary Mrs Millers daughter Miss Ruth Butler was away on a trip but came home- at once and tenderly cared for her mothef in the rapSd recovery from the accident but it takes a good deal to discourage our workers and Mrs Miller has gotten out the finest mis- sion ¬ leaflet we believe that has been prepared bj one In her state office She will soon send it broadcast ac- companied ¬ by a circular letter to all Young Peoples and Junior societies State Citizenship Superintendent- Dr Dilley of Avon Park has moved into his own home opposite the Con ¬ gregational church of which he is pastor Great is the interest shown- in Florida Emleavor work by this new- comer among us and it Is predicted- that this will be the banner year for temperance activity by our En deavorers In the past we have not shown the zeal in this respect that some other state unions have done Th Endeavorers of the First Chris ¬ tian church in Jacksonville have had- a reorganization and the revising Of the list of members more than that of any society in Florida Mr Ralph M Patterson is the new president and is one of long experience in such work Miss Eddie McManaman is I reporter and promises to report news for our press columns State President Winnard recently took a trip to Key West and while there called on Rev Mr Gibbons pas ¬ tor of the Congregational church The Young Peoples society is doing little this summer but Mrs Gibbons is sup ¬ erintendent of the thriving Junior or- ganization ¬ one of the largest In the State Union on the list of Juniors For the Introduction department- there have recently been the follow- ing workers introduced to those of northern states Rev and Mrs Wil cox of Florahome to Mr W n Cep erly Chicago president of the Illinois union Miss Nina Gano and sister from the Junior society of Interlachen to tile president and secretary of the Tennessee union Miss Winnie Mix of Tampa to Mr A Shaab introduc ¬ tion officer for New York Robert Spinning and Robert E Peacock of Winter Haven gone to Springfield- Mass were introduced to Mr Poling president of the Massachusetts state union Mrs Chelman and Miss Wil sky of Tampa how in Champaign Ill were Introduced to Mr McPeet- ers secretary of the Illinois union To Mr Kimports president of the New York union a letter went telling of the sojourn in Brooklyn of Mrs R M Penin and of Rev and Mrs Ensmin- ger in New York city both from Tampa Several permanent removals were also mentioned Interlachen Fla July 28 1909 BRAVE FIRE LADDIES often receive severe Burns putting out fires then use Bucklens Arnica Salve and forget them It soon drives out pain For burns scalds wounds cuts and bruises its earths greatest healer Quickly cures skin eruptions old sores boils ulcers felons best pile cure made Relief is instant 25c at all druggists KENDRICK There will be an Ice cream supper given at the school house next Wed ¬ nesday night August 4th for the ben- efit ¬ of the Methodist church here All are cordially invited to attend Plenty of cream and cake is assured and a pleasant evening can be spent for a good cause Mr and Mrs Bradford C Webb left last Monday for Lake Weir accom- panied ¬ by Mrs M G Davis and little son and Mrs Davis sister Miss Grace Rogers We feel safe in saying that they will have a most enjoyable time They expect to be gone about two weeks provided they can get on the good side of the mosquitoes Mr Webb however will not spend all the time at the lake Mr T N Sumner president of the Sumner Lumber Co arrived here last Tuesday accompanied by Mr T E Williams secretary of the company- Mr Sumner is living at Tallapoosa- Ga They will spend a few days with their able and accommodating supeerintendent Mr M G Davis Mr A A Olin went down to Lees burg Tuesday and returned Wednes- day ¬ Mr Olin will leave in a few days for Savannah where he will join his wife and spend a while at the dif- ferent ¬ Georgia summer resorts- Mr Norsworthy of McIntosh has taken Mr A A Olins place as agent here while he is away on his vaca- tion ¬ A GOLDEN WEDDING- means that man anc wire nave lived to a good old age and consequently- have kept healthy The best way to keep healthy Is to see that your liver does Its duty 365 days out of 365 The only way to do this Is to keep Bal lards Heroine Jn the house and take i it whenever your liver gets Inactive 50 cents per bottle Sold by all drug- gists ¬ WANTEDPosition by young white man at any thing handy with tools John Walsh 58 North Orange street city 6172t I JITRA A 1 Mrs J W Hagiris has returned home During her absence jhe sit- ed New Tort Washington Ohio Del- aware and Pennsylvania She re ¬ ports a grand time but was glad to be In Citra agaiiu Mr and Mrs B J Steele ot Bran- ford are In the city this week vISit- Ing ¬ relatives- Mr M X Rice went UD to Jackson- ville ¬ Sunday to see Mr Bull who we are to say Is Improving though gradually Mrs LA Davis of Chipley visited- her daughter Mrs William Redditt a few days this week Mrs E T Johnson and children ar- rived ¬ here Monday from Trenton and have started housekeeping- Miss Nettle Stilley of Silver Springs visited her aunt Mrs Redditt a few days this week Mrs EJ White returned home from Pablo Monday- Dr Carswell left Wednesday for his future home in Ocala Mrs Carswell Tvill go Friday Their many friends hate to see them leave and the Ocala people should feel very proud to have them in their midst Mr Jl W Crosby has been very ill this week but Is now improving- Mrs Evans of Island Grove was In town Wednesday- Our popular marshal Mr Whitley took French leave of Citra Saturday- and left for parts unknown and we know several who hated to seo hlnr depart The Misses Borland are entertaining a houseparty this week Mr Boiling and family of Island Grave visited Mr and Mrs A T Gore Monday Mr E L Wartmann went down to Ocala Monday Citra is surely on a boom Two families from North Carolina arrived Wednesday Mr Kuhze has purchased- Mr Means house and will move at once Mr McAllister will move in the Carswell residence soon We hear of several more coming- Mr and Mrs Harp of Eureka were In town Wednesday Mr Hard was on her way to North Carolina Mr Harp going as far as Jacksonville- with her Mrs Johnson and daughter Miss Ruby of Reddick are in town this week visiting Mrs Johnsons daugh- ters ¬ Mrs Carswell and Mrs Ramey Miss Etta Burleson went UP to Hawthorne Saturday Creetmore of Live Oak will lo- cate ¬ here in Dr Carswells place and we are sure everybody is well pleased- to have him- PRESIDENT HELPS ORPHANS Hundreds of orphans have been helped by the president of the Indus ¬ I trial and Orphans Home at Macon writes We have used Electric Bitters in this Institution for nine years It has proved a most ex- cellent ¬ medicine for stomach liver and kidney troubles We regard it as one of tho best family medicines on earth It invigorates the vital or- gans ¬ purifies the bloodr aids diges- tion ¬ creates appetite To strengthen- and build up thin pale weak children- or rundown people It has no equal Best for female complaints Only 50c at all dtugglsts 3 CENTS FOR 10 HOURS RUNNING- How is that This is not an auto ¬ mobile but one of those new 8inch Westinghouse electric fans that t have just received Let me place one or two of them in your home or on your desk H W Tucker the elec- trical ¬ supnly m- anCASTORIA For Infant and Children The Kind You Hays Always Boiglit Bears the- Signature of FOR RENTTwo furnished rooms for light housekeeping on first floor all conveniences Also one nicely fur- nished ¬ bedroom on second floor one half block from A C L depot Apply 34 Oklawaha avenue OCALA PRESSIK8 CLUB- W F MARLOW Proprietor Rates reasonable All goods press ed and cleaned on short notice and delivered promptly All transIent work not called for in 30 days will be sold for charges RATE ONE DOLLAR A MONTH i ICE t Best Quality Prompt Service- Lowest Price Buy from be BLUE WAGONS OCAlA ICE AND PACKING CO MEFFERT TAYLOR Ph- oneFOLEYS 4 KIDNEY CURE SLL CURE YOU of any cases of Kidney 01 Bladder disease that is no beyond the reach of medi ¬ cine Take it at once JDc not risk having Brights Dis- ease ¬ or Diabetes There nothing gained by delay SOc and 8100 BottlCt- U ua TJUnt FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS 1- t i c fo r > 1 < r r t t io i t I 1 J t < 1 7 > tf T J l- s t D p L rierce Tb r s 1 avorite t RJ I t 1 hMtti e r < J 7 1 N i c r < li r F t 4 + h ti f c i < VvK Is no u cureralF7 uurnb Ug J but iimade for juroe furjKMCTt Jfip gjjv o iI > f cure weaknesses painful disorders and inregul or UIC fC w1 o Ac womanly organism lit is b k > J X feft p i r t THE OJKE REMEDY for these mUmm sold m c O- J by druggists devised aid gotten 1hri i t i fegularly nIeIllvWlclolnt jjf1 rience treating womans pecmliar dIaaia f i and is caefuilya1aptedtoworkJzhpj l r with her deaeM9d tlobyaari- encedandSIdlledpeelllllstbtlle expe i maladies THE ONE REMEDY for womans IIHeiiti t tf a ft I sold by druggists Which contains neitherab I > o i 1 t O cohil which to most women is therankest c J poison or other infmrious or hbltformimi I r fi l 1i l- a I t > rl tc drugs I c S 1 THE ONE REMEDY for women the composition of t7li j ii it 1 t t perfect and good that Its makers are not afrald to i f 3 every ingredient in plain English on its outside r j t and attest the correctness of the same inder oaththws tak rs0t its users Into their lull confidence aid warraitId McIcIam- In J t prescribing it in their worst cases which they fO v huIpcI- t r rrjt is foolish an well as dangerous to take medicine the comp sitiO Jrhrcli r w i nothing Therefore dont let a dishonest druggist prevail on you < to jcceptasecrc s4 l trum for this professionally approved medicine OF KNOWN COMPO8ITION 4 Jc i 1- ent j 8i m its makeup has the strongest indorsjement of leading medic jn lpfir i < h several schools ofpracnceSendposal card M for free Bookct ofathe J Every woman may write fully and confidentially to Dr R e1 BuffIo N- and sV may be sure that her case careful conscientious confidenuaocracAti- oni t < and that the best medical advice in the world will be iyen to hera1tdyfre In addition to this free advice Dr Pierce wilt send a tine French clothbotrndcopy- of his great 1000page book The Common Sense Medical Adviser tc anywoman ho I L will send 31 onecent st to pay the cost of mailing only j n < f c 1 1 Dr Pierces Pleasant relicts regulate and invigorate stomach liver and boelsTcj work in harmony with Favorite Prescription when as gentle v f i Suc 7 iti1tif coated tiny granules easy to take as candy jc > 1 > itm r I SOUTH LAKE WEIR r Mrs D D Peake who has spent the past few months at Asbury Park New Jersey and other northern points has returned- Mr and Mrs A G Gates were down from Ocala In their auto on Sunday visiting Mr Gates brotherr Mr C S Gates The shingles have arrived for the School house L and will be put on as soon as weather permits- Mr Horn of Ocala made a call here- in town on Sunday on his wav to Daytona in his fine touring car I Mrs F E Hask ll arrived home the past week She was accompanied by her niece Miss Arnold and her nephew from Georgia The Rev S F Gale whose recent death in Jacksonville was noted in last weeks Star was well known to many here having preached here while visiting his brother Mr Chas- B Gale when the latter was station agent at Wclrsdale and who Is now living in Plainfield Vermont The Mr Benjamin Brlggs who was mentioned in last weeks Star as hav ¬ ing taken the position of ticket agent- at tho union station in Jacksonville was formerly a South Lake Weir boj His former schoolmates and acquaint- ances ¬ will be glad to hear of his suc cesThere was just a week between corners and goers this year Mrs A M Reed being the last to go north and Mrs F E Haskell the first to return with Mrs D > D Peak a close second Mr J H T Counts representing- the firm of Knight Lang of 0 cat a was in town on Tuesday tarrying at the Pleasant Hills House Rev J J Thompson and wife of Belleview were visitors here this week at the home of Mr and Mrs E S Upham Nero Davis a well known colored- man who has worked for Mr Frank Lytle for many years died on Sunday and was buried on Monday Valley Rest the colored cemetery Five more converts making twenty- one In all were baptized on the 18th by Rev Louis Griffin pastor of the colored Baptist church of Stanton- Mr Nathan Mayo the hustling merchant and turpentine operator at Summerfield Belleview and all Ma ¬ rlon county was In town on Monday with a photographer taking pictures- of some of the principal places which- it was und rstood are to be used in advertising a large body of cutover lands between here and Summerfield FINANCIAL STATEMENT E L Carney Tax Collector in Ac- count ¬ With Marion County County School Fund Uncollected May 31 1909 695609 By insolvent list real and personal 5157311 By treas receipts 484964 By coIl tax sales- to state 53334 695609 County Proper Fund Uncollected May 31 1909 160527 By insolvent list real and personal 36328 By treas receipts 111891 By coil tax sales- to state 12308 160527 County Road Fund Uncollected ray 31 1909 374558 By insolvent list real and personal 84762 By treas receipts 261078 By coIl tax sales- to state 28718 374558 County Building Fund Uncollected May 31 1909 4214034 By Insolvent list real and personal 4 48435 By treas receipts 149LS8 By coIL tax sales- to state n 16411 214034 Poll Taxes Uncollected May 31 1909 75900 Extras collected during June 400 By insolvent list 60600 By treas receipts 15700 7C300 County SubSchools Uncollected May 31 1909 288857 By insolvent list real and personal S G3332- By treas receipts 206318 By coIl tax sale S to state u 19147 288857 State of Florida Marion County LS T Sistrunk clerk circuit court hereby certify that the above is a true and correct statement the collec ¬ tors account with Marion county and the subschool districts as the same appears upon the books in my office Witness my hand and official seal this 7th day of July 1905 S T SISTRUXK Clerk Circuit Court t The latest books just received the Ocala Xews Company S < f P hli- y < H + e + +s + s444W4- k t 4 ROWES L I y TIEBDNIZ i t t- c is E ROWE PROPRIETOR OCALA S rft A Iii t t J- S 1 fo 1- ta < x i t f ALL KINDS jOF r- c O 5 v o 1 J > k Fresh Meats Groceries t Chickens Eggs Ecit 1 VPrt >ifiM e i > Ith- 4- LJ 1 < f A Bought and Sold Fresh and Sat Water rjyii The Mit4 Corn v X J plete Place cf Its Kind in the Country Rbofed feipi i 1 lhtt 15 irJ- f c 1 5 UpToDate First Clats Restaurant in Connection Firrt 1- a Clm y H + Meals and Reas 0 nab Board oWckIyl Cuttairz4 t1 15 t p 4 f S 1 I l p S r t Scrap Iron and Metals Also S Gen t I Iii deaB ght < 4 < Iii < j and Sold > f > JI f PIA j 1 7 J iS I f 1 Telephone Ill P 6 Box No vl- i > v I r f lIIaidlI2NIrthMapIiaS- lredv4s T t 1 t H ++ + X 1 1t l v < < pY I 4 J SCRAP METAL AND JUNK r v I will buy all kinds of JunkIron lsteel Brass Copper C Ii t Tin Lead Rubber Bagging barrels Leather Etc f old EigtRe Boilers Rails Etc whether as secondhand or scrapyand pay the > i lj highest price In cash for same Write or call on roe and Jet Meknow- I what you have and wnere it Is located > B r 3Dasbs Iv r 1 t CITRA FLORIDA ttS- o 2 < i s 1 t- I fo s- C i r h > m j s uiprising- What f j > f Kodol Willv 1 s sejF- orJou d j I j when you need it But the longer you neg- lect Indigestion the more you will suffer before Kodol- can f I Q restore Good Digestion j sf4 If it And of course Indigestion If negl- ected ¬ We knew what Kodol would d V- hi long enough brings on seri- ous ¬ before ever the first bottle waa diseases in which Kodol cannot sold If we did not know jiiat whit benefit you Some of these there it will do we w Jld not gii rant t is no help for atalL it the way wed < There are In fact very few ail ¬ It la easy for qpn3t Ko4pl ments which cannot be traced di- rectly ¬ the next or tt vflrtt > tlo ion to Impure blood And Im- pure ¬ have an attack of bdIjtiotAit blood is always due to a dis- ordered ¬ you will certainly be sKrprfftBd at > J stomach the resulti It la perftIharw r Use Kodol and prerent Nervous less fV Dyspepsia There can be no hanrite trying l Kodol will effectually assist Na ¬ something that may do ym grtat ture to secure a complete restora- tion ¬ deal of odwhcn It coiLs yom c of good digestion It does nothing if it doesnt > this by at once digesting food In the stomach and keeping It di- gested ¬ Our Guarantee V r until the stomach is rested Go to TOHT dragRlsttoiay a 4 get m and > t can resume its Oml work Ko Jar bottle TbeB after yew bare ed H I eatlre coBtcat of the bottle If 7CH1c ca j I dol removes the causeand the honestly fty that It baa ue t done 0 suq < d effect quickly removes itself good return the bottle to tfeedniffgiac I When it is recalled that Apo- plexy ¬ refund your oacy wltiewt SH Ii Honor delay WcwUlthea pay therfnif- Cist i Heart Disease Cancer and ur thelt UleDGBt1J J se even Consumption doe to drugglits keew lb t puarawete S geef o digestion and poisons thus TblsoITer jipsltea theJanrc Ic81117i poor and to tut se IB a family The leNt 1 transmitted to the blood and tic contains 254 ues7aa BCi M th f ftf i f throughout the system the Impor- tance cent bottle Ii of maintaining good diges- tion ¬ Kodol Is prepared ttb e ll y la at once realized torIeofEP WItt C7 FOR SALE BY ALL FIRST CLASSDUG- iiODATLANTIC COhST f jSER- OUTE OF THE CELEBRAT > < orr I 4 4 < Florida and West Indian Liniiied t > t- l = and New York and Florida Ep s p 1J i to the East lJ ci- J To tEcWesi t 11 X1 if 0 J 1li J Dixie Flyer Montgomety RItI- S > i r > Central Route South jtla itic < outifiJ t Pullman BufTet Sleeping Cars to New YorkLeuftvill CHI i C i w St Leuic Atlanta and IntendiMsPiek Y PULLMAN DINING CAK SERVICE Ac For tickets reservation or information call oa aei aesa Line Agt w 1 JG KIRKLAND D P A Tamnriii- l t 0 t C WHITE G P A Wilmmgton C < WJCMI PTX < ii e l i J- ri < r c JrlJil S tt f 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The Ocala Evening Star for July 20told fa delightful outdoor socialenjoyed by the Christian church Jun-ior

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society of Ocala These openairfestivities seem just the thing forwarm weather and those on the f

green Jatvn Of some member are farsafer for children than excursions orsimilar affairs

The Greatest Thing in the WorldIB tic Junior Endeavor topic for Au-gUst

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1st In the Junior Christian En-deavor

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World is told the pitiful littlestory of the child In Africa whoseheart was touched by an appeal ofmissionaries for funds with which tofarther spread the Gospel and whosold herself for a slave and broughtthe money saying r could do nothingless when Jesus had done so muchfor me I gave myself He gaveHimself for me This Is true lovewrites the editor of Junior World

In the DeLand Christian church so-ciety

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the recent election of officersshows only names of the youngermembers the former standbys nowconcluding It more helpful if they willact as honorary members throwingresponsibility which gives training onthose who need it most This Is a planthat probably some other societieswould find useful In pushing intofront ranks the younger workers

The Auburndale society has a newset of officers as follows President-Mr Terry secretary Miss LillianEdmiston and treasurer M ss VeraThorp All but the pres1den are ofthe younger members of the societyThey commenced the new year locally-by paying a generous amount intothe State Union treasury

Mrs Marion Miller the worthy statemission officer while seeing some ofher family off on a visit to South Car¬

olina staid on the train until it start ¬

ed In getting oft suddenly she had afall which resulted in her right elbowbeing dislocated and bruised tooplentiful to be comfortable The Kissimmee Presbyterian secretary MrsMillers daughter Miss Ruth Butlerwas away on a trip but came home-at once and tenderly cared for hermothef in the rapSd recovery fromthe accident but it takes a good dealto discourage our workers and MrsMiller has gotten out the finest mis-sion

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leaflet we believe that has beenprepared bj one In her state officeShe will soon send it broadcast ac-

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by a circular letter to allYoung Peoples and Junior societies

State Citizenship Superintendent-Dr Dilley of Avon Park has movedinto his own home opposite the Con ¬

gregational church of which he ispastor Great is the interest shown-in Florida Emleavor work by this new-comer among us and it Is predicted-that this will be the banner yearfor temperance activity by our Endeavorers In the past we have notshown the zeal in this respect thatsome other state unions have done

Th Endeavorers of the First Chris ¬

tian church in Jacksonville have had-a reorganization and the revising Ofthe list of members more than thatof any society in Florida Mr RalphM Patterson is the new president andis one of long experience in suchwork Miss Eddie McManaman is

I reporter and promises to report newsfor our press columns

State President Winnard recentlytook a trip to Key West and whilethere called on Rev Mr Gibbons pas ¬

tor of the Congregational church TheYoung Peoples society is doing littlethis summer but Mrs Gibbons is sup ¬

erintendent of the thriving Junior or-ganization

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one of the largest In theState Union on the list of Juniors

For the Introduction department-there have recently been the follow-ing workers introduced to those ofnorthern states Rev and Mrs Wilcox of Florahome to Mr W n Ceperly Chicago president of the Illinoisunion Miss Nina Gano and sisterfrom the Junior society of Interlachento tile president and secretary of theTennessee union Miss Winnie Mixof Tampa to Mr A Shaab introduc ¬

tion officer for New York RobertSpinning and Robert E Peacock ofWinter Haven gone to Springfield-Mass were introduced to Mr Polingpresident of the Massachusetts stateunion Mrs Chelman and Miss Wilsky of Tampa how in ChampaignIll were Introduced to Mr McPeet-ers secretary of the Illinois union ToMr Kimports president of the NewYork union a letter went telling ofthe sojourn in Brooklyn of Mrs R MPenin and of Rev and Mrs Ensmin-ger in New York city both fromTampa Several permanent removalswere also mentioned

Interlachen Fla July 28 1909

BRAVE FIRE LADDIESoften receive severe Burns putting outfires then use Bucklens Arnica Salveand forget them It soon drives outpain For burns scalds wounds cutsand bruises its earths greatest healerQuickly cures skin eruptions old soresboils ulcers felons best pile curemade Relief is instant 25c at alldruggists

KENDRICK

There will be an Ice cream suppergiven at the school house next Wed ¬

nesday night August 4th for the ben-efit

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of the Methodist church here Allare cordially invited to attend Plentyof cream and cake is assured and apleasant evening can be spent for agood cause

Mr and Mrs Bradford C Webb leftlast Monday for Lake Weir accom-panied

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by Mrs M G Davis and littleson and Mrs Davis sister Miss GraceRogers We feel safe in saying thatthey will have a most enjoyable timeThey expect to be gone about twoweeks provided they can get on thegood side of the mosquitoes MrWebb however will not spend all thetime at the lake

Mr T N Sumner president of theSumner Lumber Co arrived here lastTuesday accompanied by Mr T EWilliams secretary of the company-Mr Sumner is living at Tallapoosa-Ga They will spend a few dayswith their able and accommodatingsupeerintendent Mr M G Davis

Mr A A Olin went down to Leesburg Tuesday and returned Wednes-day

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Mr Olin will leave in a fewdays for Savannah where he will joinhis wife and spend a while at the dif-ferent

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Georgia summer resorts-Mr Norsworthy of McIntosh has

taken Mr A A Olins place as agenthere while he is away on his vaca-tion

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A GOLDEN WEDDING-means that man anc wire nave livedto a good old age and consequently-have kept healthy The best way tokeep healthy Is to see that your liverdoes Its duty 365 days out of 365 Theonly way to do this Is to keep Ballards Heroine Jn the house and take

i it whenever your liver gets Inactive50 cents per bottle Sold by all drug-gists

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WANTEDPosition by young whiteman at anything handy with toolsJohn Walsh 58 North Orange streetcity 6172t

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Mrs J W Hagiris has returnedhome During her absence jhe sit-ed New Tort Washington Ohio Del-aware and Pennsylvania She re¬

ports a grand time but was glad tobe In Citra agaiiu

Mr and Mrs B J Steele ot Bran-ford are In the city this week vISit-Ing

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relatives-Mr M X Rice went UD to Jackson-

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Sunday to see Mr Bull who weare to say Is Improving thoughgradually

Mrs LA Davis of Chipley visited-her daughter Mrs William Redditt afew days this week

Mrs E T Johnson and children ar-rived

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here Monday from Trenton andhave started housekeeping-

Miss Nettle Stilley of Silver Springsvisited her aunt Mrs Redditt a fewdays this week

Mrs EJ White returned homefrom Pablo Monday-

Dr Carswell left Wednesday for hisfuture home in Ocala Mrs CarswellTvill go Friday Their many friendshate to see them leave and the Ocalapeople should feel very proud to havethem in their midst

Mr Jl W Crosby has been very illthis week but Is now improving-

Mrs Evans of Island Grove was Intown Wednesday-

Our popular marshal Mr Whitleytook French leave of Citra Saturday-and left for parts unknown and weknow several who hated to seo hlnrdepart

The Misses Borland are entertaininga houseparty this week

Mr Boiling and family of IslandGrave visited Mr and Mrs A T GoreMonday

Mr E L Wartmann went down toOcala Monday

Citra is surely on a boom Twofamilies from North Carolina arrivedWednesday Mr Kuhze has purchased-Mr Means house and will move atonce Mr McAllister will move in theCarswell residence soon We hear ofseveral more coming-

Mr and Mrs Harp of Eureka wereIn town Wednesday Mr Hard wason her way to North Carolina MrHarp going as far as Jacksonville-with her

Mrs Johnson and daughter MissRuby of Reddick are in town thisweek visiting Mrs Johnsons daugh-ters

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Mrs Carswell and Mrs RameyMiss Etta Burleson went UP to

Hawthorne SaturdayCreetmore of Live Oak will lo-

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here in Dr Carswells place andwe are sure everybody is well pleased-to have him-

PRESIDENT HELPS ORPHANS

Hundreds of orphans have beenhelped by the president of the Indus ¬

I trial and Orphans Home at Maconwrites We have used

Electric Bitters in this Institution fornine years It has proved a most ex-

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medicine for stomach liver andkidney troubles We regard it as oneof tho best family medicines onearth It invigorates the vital or-

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creates appetite To strengthen-and build up thin pale weak children-or rundown people It has no equalBest for female complaints Only 50cat all dtugglsts

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mobile but one of those new 8inchWestinghouse electric fans that thave just received Let me place oneor two of them in your home or onyour desk H W Tucker the elec-

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several schools ofpracnceSendposal card M for free Bookct ofathe JEvery woman may write fully and confidentially to Dr R e1 BuffIo N-and sVmay be sure that her case careful conscientious confidenuaocracAti-oni t <

and that the best medical advice in the world will be iyen to hera1tdyfreIn addition to this free advice Dr Pierce wilt send a tine French clothbotrndcopy-

of his great 1000page book The Common Sense Medical Adviser tc anywoman ho IL

will send 31 onecent st to pay the cost of mailing only j n < fc 1 1

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SOUTH LAKE WEIRr

Mrs D D Peake who has spentthe past few months at Asbury ParkNew Jersey and other northern pointshas returned-

Mr and Mrs A G Gates were downfrom Ocala In their auto on Sundayvisiting Mr Gates brotherr Mr C SGates

The shingles have arrived for theSchool house L and will be put on assoon as weather permits-

Mr Horn of Ocala made a call here-in town on Sunday on his wav toDaytona in his fine touring car I

Mrs F E Hask ll arrived home thepast week She was accompanied byher niece Miss Arnold and hernephew from Georgia

The Rev S F Gale whose recentdeath in Jacksonville was noted inlast weeks Star was well known tomany here having preached herewhile visiting his brother Mr Chas-B Gale when the latter was stationagent at Wclrsdale and who Is nowliving in Plainfield Vermont

The Mr Benjamin Brlggs who wasmentioned in last weeks Star as hav ¬

ing taken the position of ticket agent-at tho union station in Jacksonvillewas formerly a South Lake Weir bojHis former schoolmates and acquaint-ances

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will be glad to hear of his succesThere was just a week betweencorners and goers this year Mrs AM Reed being the last to go northand Mrs F E Haskell the first toreturn with Mrs D > D Peak a closesecond

Mr J H T Counts representing-the firm of Knight Lang of 0catawas in town on Tuesday tarrying atthe Pleasant Hills House

Rev J J Thompson and wife ofBelleview were visitors here thisweek at the home of Mr and Mrs ES Upham

Nero Davis a well known colored-man who has worked for Mr FrankLytle for many years died on Sundayand was buried on Monday ValleyRest the colored cemetery

Five more converts making twenty-one In all were baptized on the 18thby Rev Louis Griffin pastor of thecolored Baptist church of Stanton-

Mr Nathan Mayo the hustlingmerchant and turpentine operator atSummerfield Belleview and all Ma¬

rlon county was In town on Mondaywith a photographer taking pictures-of some of the principal places which-it was und rstood are to be used inadvertising a large body of cutoverlands between here and Summerfield

FINANCIAL STATEMENT

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With Marion County

County School FundUncollected May 31 1909 695609By insolvent list

real and personal 5157311By treas receipts 484964By coIl tax sales-

to state 53334 695609County Proper Fund

Uncollected May 31 1909 160527By insolvent list

real and personal 36328By treas receipts 111891By coil tax sales-

to state 12308 160527County Road Fund

Uncollected ray 31 1909 374558By insolvent list

real and personal 84762By treas receipts 261078By coIl tax sales-

to state 28718 374558County Building Fund

Uncollected May 31 1909 4214034By Insolvent list

real and personal 4 48435By treas receipts 149LS8By coIL tax sales-

to state n 16411 214034Poll Taxes

Uncollected May 31 1909 75900Extras collected during June 400

By insolvent list 60600By treas receipts 15700 7C300

County SubSchoolsUncollected May 31 1909 288857By insolvent list

real and personal S G3332-By treas receipts 206318By coIl tax sale S

to state u 19147 288857State of FloridaMarion County

L S T Sistrunk clerk circuit courthereby certify that the above is a trueand correct statement the collec ¬

tors account with Marion county andthe subschool districts as the sameappears upon the books in my office

Witness my hand and official sealthis 7th day of July 1905

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