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he Star returns thanks to Mr ArQ aeid of Oak for a crate of superior

peaches They were of extra size andflavor aad we understand Mr Armoldwho by the Way In the capable man¬

ager of the McDowell Crate ft LumberCot Oak baa a fortyacre tract set

I oat la thla deliclow fraft andthe freesare Jut comtef IMo >earlar The

4 fruit Is as Use asthe s everripeBed In Floridaaadvtae cream ta the

7 liberality witk whlcll I Mr Arnold remefflbere ke friead traits of char-acter

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of the maiiM the milk ofJuiman kindness that flowsfnhlscenerOud kindly < Heart May Mr Ar-nold

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live lose aadprosper and receive1 returns from Jila peack orchard com

naeBrate with tJ e spirit of enter-prise

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thrift and progress that charac-terized

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Is Gene Fkraam the gas plow ex-

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v of agricultural doing In andf around Oxford was a vbitor In town

Tuesday transacting business Whenquestioned about crops prices and thegeneral state of affairs remarked that-it was geod so far as the disastrousseason of 1198 had been overcome andbat for till unpleasant reminder thebird otco te8 ulan happinesswould be piping the glad song of pros-perity

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f from the rising of the sun tothe going down of the same Whenquestioned about thecounty site con ¬

test of Sumter said it was simplyraging as between Coleman and Web-ster The people is the west andnorth end of the county say to put thecourthouse at Webster will mean anendless cbalnof discomfort to thegreater part of the population of thecounty and therefore Injustice to allwhile the Wcbsterites to overcome this

J argument refer to the fact that Cole-man Is an interloper an Independent-bird forcounty seat honors and shouldbe rebuked for not maintaining dem-ocratic

¬1 doctrines pureand simple and

so the firing line Is in a constant statee of eruption and will be until the Sth

of>Juy when this county seat contestc will be settled4

Editor Appleyard of the Lake City4 Index before he really knew Dr Trlb

ble of Charlotte Va and the rumorprevailed he had declined Instead otaccepted the position of president of

h Columbia College suggested tKe nameof Prof J M Qulllams of the Bow-ling

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Green Ky normal and a formerpresident of the Jasper normal schoolas president of Columbia CollegeProf GulUams was an able educatorand a strong man at the head of theJaspernormal

i The able and conscientious editor ofthe TJmesHehald alatka aaya ofthe late legislature if it did nothingelse than pass the Cash amended pri-mary

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F election laws should be entitled-to the thanks oftbWoters thestate

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Mr J A Freeman who is In charge-of the Camp saw mill at the big dam-on the WIthlacoochee river came upSunday to visit his family at Belleview and consult Dr Izlar this mornlag He said there three splendidrains flunSay morning at the damtberewere three clouds one from the

S east oae from the south and one fromthe west and there was a generousdown pour for an hour and a half Hesaid work wasprogreas Ingwell on Thebig dasa They are now blowing out asolid bed of ten feet in rock for oneof the big whMls that they are blow-ing

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d up rocfc aa big tie a goed sizedauto and lifting them on ground tobe crushed and used In the C rfcretefoundation of the house

We had tbe pleasure of payingJudge Alex Wynne of Eastlake a visitSnuday morn ngThe judge has been

I a very sick man and for several weeks-It looked M If he was booked for atrip across the river but thanks to thegood offices of Dr Henry he is still onearth with bright prospects of recov-ery

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He can now sit up and moveabout some and he Is as cheerful asofyore-

MrI

Elmer Cllne a former resident4 of Ocala sad manager of the Ocala

Foundry and Machine Works passedthrough Ocala yesterday on his wayto Jacksonville from Auburndale hishome Ik county

Mr Washbum has purchased theSheriff Hodge place north of the s A

S L crossing and occupies Jhe samevacating one of the Hllburn houses Inthe second war-

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rtL Henry Griggs of Oak was In townviesterdsy coming with his brother

4 L Griggs the Oxford farmer andej Weir melon grower who spent

ie night with his son Mr HenryGriggs la in charge of the Arnold farmand peaek orchard Oak

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Dr ad Mrs W H Powers littleson and Mrs Powers mother Mrs FE Harris returned this morning from

S Tryon N C Mers1 Harris and-C H Uoyd went to Jacksonville toMet the party Dr Powers Is report ¬

edtobe resting easy which will ber pleaMBt news to his host of friends

The fftar misinformed yesterday+ out Mrs A E Waterman going to

SeAbreese She went to Hobe Sound1 to visit her daughter Mrs Jack filers

iMt her granddaughter Miss Eliza-beth

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Neweom accompanied her as far-M DayteM to join a nouseparty givenhy Mr il P Rentz of Ocala

WJIetIJ1Ja Pylea wuonhls wayJ

JMwe 1f9m South Carolina be met hisBfetner 8iun the young undertake-rat OA In Savannah Sam Is

JeliffhtM with his ntw homeI

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c Mayer J 11 Stevens of CrystalRiver was te town Monday havingcome from Oxford where he visitedfete wit sad baby and returned toOcala via his fatherinlaws melontara at Lake Wei-

rTItelcMep and Keddick baseballtnamn crell bate In the latter placeMeaday Boiliteams think they arecraekerjacks and oth went In for

4 S bed and ltwasa game that just ft t-

tWtci tke fcta Utof t fans and open-

ed riv8ci1 organs crowd wasfor big the eiclte lerit at fever heat Bob

Xviaa umpired the game and resultedf In R44kk winnliTg oat 5 to 4 The

t e4atIes was so great atReddckthe-i >

MW1au srcely big eflflgh q il-Itt wJ1pe the IcanopswatterSete

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It seems that the statement of theor Ky Inquirer that Rev

cVdCarroll aeckrl Ocala to be avery bail place was another case ofgreat cry and littlewool The editor-of the Inquirer received a copy of theStar containing a report of a sermonpreached by Mr Carroll a week beforehis departure In which the reverendgentleman gave his congregation some

rather plain talk but tnere was noth-Ing specially denunciatory of Ocala inthe sermon nor did any one take of-

fense at it The Kentucky editor drewunwarranted Inferences from the ser-mon

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and his comments on Ocala wereentirely gratuitous The reference tofree silver was also that of the editorand not of the preacher who has con ¬

sistently supported every democrallcmeasure since he was old enough tolave any opinion on public affairs

The Kentucky editor should take uphis abode In Salt Lake City until someof the freshness Is pickled out of him

DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED-

by local applications as they cannotreach the diseased portion of the earThere is only one way to curedeaf-ness and that Js by constitutionalremedies Deafness Is caused by anInflamed condition of the mucuouslining of the Eustachian Tube Whenthis tube Is Inflamed you have a rum ¬

bling sound or imperfect hearing andwhen itis entirely closed deafnessthis result and unless the Inflamma-tion

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can be taken out and this tuberestored to Its normal condition hear-Ing will be destroyed forever ninecawsbut of ten are caused by catarrhwhich is nothing but in Inflamed con-

dition¬

of the mucuous surfaces-We will give One Hundred Dollars

for ny case of deafness caused bycatarrh > that cannot be cured byHalls Catarrh Cure Send for circu ¬

lars freeFJ CHENEY IJr CO Toledo O

Sold by druggists 75c Take HallsFamily Pills for constipation

hiEVINSTONS NEW CHURCH

Evlnston is to have a new Methodistchurch Mr Grace was down a fewdays ago and contracted with Mr MJ Roess for the lumber for the build-ing

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of the same

COVERS DENSELYLOOKS LIKE ENAMEL-

In all my experience as a painter-I have never seen the equal of

Davis 100 Per Cent Pure Paint-

It will cover more surface and cover-it better than anything I have everused Its finished appearance lookslike enamel C R Mason M P

Marshall Texas

HURRAH FOR PURE PAINT

Davis 100 per cent Pure Paint willstand the test of the most rigid PurePaint Law For sale by the MarlonHardware Co Ocala Fla

VPAPER IS PROSPERING-

When the Times gets its new equip ¬

ment Installed the people will be in ¬

vited to Inspect the best arranged andmost complete newspaper plant inSouth Florida The stereotype outfitarrived last week from Chicago thenew linotype the week previous fromBrooklyn and the big press Is expectecJ the latter part of this week Tam ¬

paSTimes 1et

The Times Is an excellent paper oneof the best In quality In the countryand the Star rejoices to note its pros¬

perity ii

ORANGE GROVEFOR SALE OR RENT-

A fiveacre orange grove withsplendid large trees now filled withfruit located right at depot in the lit-tle

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town of Eagle Lake eight milesfrom Bartow and four miles fromWinter Haven Large house of 10 bigrooms suitable for winter home ofboarding house and can be kept filledall the time Family is scattered andowners will sell very cheap Apply orwrite MB Star office Ocala Fla

Miss Mottle Odom went down to Istachatta Monday afternoon

LOSTA bunch of eight small keys-on ring with my name on metal tagattached Finder will be suitably re-

warded¬

by returning keys to me EL Carney tax collector

Messrs Bob Marshall and JonasDriggers of Oklawaha were businesscallers yesterday-

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prescription department Is themain stay of any drugstore Accuracyreliability promptness and pure drugshave made this department of ourbusiness one of the largest in thecountry Send us your prescriptionsTydings Co

Mr Odom who is with the HomeCompany at Heldtvllle spent Sundaywith his mother and sisters in Ocala-

W Lv Bard the successful melongrower of Weirsdale was In townTuesday-

The Ocala News Co are agents forthe celebrated Hawkes glasses Wecan fit you Give us a trial

Look over our line of toilet prep-arations

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We are quite proud of thefine stock Perfumen powders andsoaps of the finer grades TydingsCompany i-

WEATHER FORECAST

Washington June 23Local rainstonight or Thursday-

Bear In mind we carry a full line ofStaffords and Carters Inks alsofountain pens from 1 up at the OcalaNews Company

THE FOURTH IN BELLEVIEW-

The 4th of July will be celebrated ingreat style In Belleview SaturdayJuly 3rd The celebration will be un¬

der the auspices of the W C T U ofthat place A big crowd is expected

There are many imitations of DeWitts Carbollzed Witch Hazel SalveDcWIUa is the original Be sure youget DeWltts Carbolized Witch HazelSalve when you ask for Ik It Is goodfor cuts burns and bruises and is es-

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good for piles Sold by alldruggists

HOUSES FOR RENTModern cottages all conveniences

well located and new Apply to Jos-eph

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Ben at court house

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OCALA IS AT THE HEAD

Receipts of Second Class Postoffjce-sf Florida for the Year Ending

March 31 1909

Ocala Fla June 15 1909Auditor for the Postoffice Department

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Sir Will you kindly give me thepostal receipts of the following namedoffices for the year ending March 31st1909 There Is a little spirit of rival-ry

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between some of these offices as re ¬

gards the increase In business year byyear and for this reason I make theabove request for which I thank youIn advance Very respectfully

George C Crom Postmaster-The following are the figures given

Postmaster Crom In reply to the aboveby the auditorOcala 1961845Gainesville 18G1845Orlando o 1726S15Lake City 854 S28Live Oak 1003625Palatka 1284602-

121596GSanfordTallahassee 195315C

BRONZE CASKETS THE LATEST

Smith Roberts Add Them to theStock of their Establishment in

TampaBronze Is the earths most famous

metal It combines with a strengththat has never been equalled an imerviousness to moisture and an ar-tistic coloring and effect that haSmade It a metal most eagerly soughtfor In the manufacture of materialswhere great resistance Is necessary aswell as for the worlds masterpieces-of artistic sculpture effects

Bronze now enters Into the manu-facture of caskets for the dead andSmltn Roberts undertakers onFlorida avenue and Tyler street avethe only casket of this metal everbrought south of Atlanta It has beenbut a short while since the art ofmanufacturing bronze caskets has ob-

tained¬

In the United States althoughWestminster Abbeys most interestingsepulchers remain Intact today aftercenturies of wear by virtue of the factthat they were made of bronze

Perhaps Queen Eleanors body is thefirst one ever Interred In a bronzecasket She died In 1290 Six yearslater the famous St Edmunds tombwas constructed of bronze while in1395 Richard II had a bronze tombbuilt for himself and his first wifeThese tombs arc among old Westmin ¬

sters most interesting sights and inspite of the centuries of wear thetombs are as perfect today as theywere when built

Coming down to our own timesPresident McKinleys body and thatof his wife now lie In bronze caskets-at Canton O They will be an Inter¬

esting relic for Americans centuriesfrom now as it has been demonstrat-ed

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that the bronze is indestructible-The bronze casket which Smith

Roberts have is sandsome in designand finish copper lined and satin cov-

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on the Inside while a handsomebeveled glass covers the opening atthe head of the casket

Apart from this casket they havefine caskets in stock that are modelsof the casket makers art their growIngbusiness demanding that they car-rY

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a large and varied supply Theyhave recently added to their business-a French grey funeral car which gives

R D FULLERDENTAL SURGEON

Office Over Munroe 8 ChamblissBank

OCALA FLORIDA

TERMS CASH

L F BLALOCKDental Surgeon

Office Over Commercial BankPhone 211

Office hours p to 12 a w 1 to5 p m

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J E CHACErDENTAL SURGEONR-

ooms 9 10 and 11Second Floor Holder Block

OCALA FLORIDATERMS CASH

CHARLES HURT M D

BOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN ANDSURGEON

OfficeSecond Floor The MunroeChambliss Bank Building OcalaFlorida

Telephones Office 222 Residence221

Office Hours9 to 12 a m 2 to 4p m 730 to 830 p m

F E McCLANEPhyskiin aid Snrgeon

General Practice Calls Made PromptlyNight or Day

Special Attention to Obstetrics Di-

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of Women and Children

Office Rooms 322Holder BuildingSecond Floor Phones Office Xo 33Residence No 333-

OCALA FLORIDA

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Of The lilted States

STRONGEST IN THE WORLD

MISS FLORIDA CONDONI Resident Agent

CHICHESTERs

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What Ails YouDo you feel week tired despondemt

have frequent headaches coated tonguebitter or bad taste in morning heart tburn belching of gas ado risings ia i

throat after eating stomach gnaw OT i

burn foul breath dizzy spells poor orvariable appetite nausea at times andkindred symptoms I

If yo Ve any considerable number off

lb above tows you are sufferingrromiliou5nais >enId liver with Indieston 8Oyspep i> Dr P erGolden-

ialDLevry jnaocunOLthe the mostvaluable mcjnaneieknown to I

medical science for the pfrmarjpntcnre 0-

uchy DnormaLcng <ftilionj It is a mostrefficient liver invigorator stomach tonic

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bowel regulator ana nerve strengthener-The Golden Medical Discovery is not

a patent medicine or secret nostrum afull list of its Ingredients being printed-on its bottlewrapper and attested undeioath A glance at its formula will showthat it contains no alcohol or harmfulhabit forming drugs It Is a fluid extractmade with pure triplerefined glycerine-of proper strength from the roots of thefollowing native American forest plantsviz Golden Seal root Stone root BlackCherrybark Queens root Bloodroot andMandrake root

The following loading medical minoritiesamong a host of others extol the foregoingroots for the cure of just such ailments as theabpvesymptnms Indicate ProLE BartholowM D of Jefferson Med College PhUa ProfB C Wood M D of Unlvof Pa ProfEdwlnJL Hale M IL of Hahnemann Med CollegeChicago Prof John King JL D Author ofAmerican DLpensatory Prof Jno M Sendder M D Authorof BpecIBc Medicines ProfLaurence Johnson M DMed Dept Dnlr ofN Y Prof Flnley Ellincwood M D Authorof Materia Medica and Prof In Bennett Medi-cal

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College Chicago Send name end ad-dress on Foetal Card to Dr R V Pierce Buf-falo

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If Y and reoelve Ira booklet ivlnextracts from writings of all the above medi-cal

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authors and many others endorsing In thestrongest possible terms each and every inrrodient of which Golden Medical Dlscorcry is composed-

Dr Plerces Pleasant Pellets retaliate an4Invigorate stomach liver and bowels Theymay be used in conjunction with GoldenMedical Discovery It bowels arc much cowUpaUd Theyre tiny and cugarooated

them a complement of two of the fin ¬

est funeral cars in the stateThoroughly competent and having a

splendid staff of attaches SmithRoberts have built up a deservedlylarge undertaking business Theirmotto if they were to have one should-be kindness courtesy efficiency andpromptnessTampa Times

Lovers of baseball will please re-

member¬

the games of ball that will beplayed at the park tomorrow Fridayand Saturday between Ocala and Cordele Ga The Georgia team played theOak Halls at Gainesville yesterday andwent down in defeat by the slendermargin of one score

The worlds most successful medi-cine

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for bowel complaints Is Chamber¬

lains Colic Cholera and DiarrhoeaRemedy It has relieved more painand suffering and saved more livesthan any other medicine in use In¬

valuable for children and adults I

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The following representatives of thethrifty Coleman farmers and truckers I

were in town Tuesday namely CliffBridges Mr Tankersley Ed Curring-ton and R C Fussell who in the cab-bage

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and tomato crop are all to thegood and wear that usual Colemansmile that will not wash off

To avoid serious results take FoloycKidney Remedy at the first signs ofkidney or binder lIsorder such asbackache urinary irregularities ex¬

haustion and you will soon be wellCommence taking Foleys KidneyRemedy today Sold by all druggists-

W H McRainey the factor in Wild-woods progress and prosperity wasIn town yesterday and said Wildwoodwas to be congratulated that In itshistory of 25 years it never had a caseof typhoid fever

There Is no better stock of finewriting papers in the city than wecarry Come In and look It over ifyou want something really nice Tydings Co

John Juhan our popular and es ¬

teemed druggist has been laid up sev-eral

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days with chills and fever to theregret of his many friends CrystalRiver News

Your prescriptions when left at theCourt Pharmacy are compounded-from pure and fresh drugs Phone uswell call for and deliver your pre ¬

scriptions

Capt Lytle came in yesterday fromGeorgia where he spent severalmonths He stopped over to see hisson who is in the hospital recovering-from an operation for appendicitis

5 or 0 doses GOG will cure anycase of Chills and Fever Price 25c

SEABOARD AIR LINE jEXCURSION RATES

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1525 Tuscaloosa Ala and returnU of A June 8 9 12 14 19 21 28July 3 5 Limit 15 days ExtensionSept 30 Stojfovers

125 Knoxville Tenn and return-S S June 20 21 22 26 27 July 310 11 21 Limit 15 days Exten-sion

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1240Athens Ga aS d return U or-

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1870Monteagle and Sewanee Tennand return MW Jc M P July 110 17 23 24 30 August 13 14 LimitSept 5

1765Asheville N C and return-K of K July 8 9 10 11 Limit July26

2385Black Mountain N C and re¬

turn Y P SI June 30 July 1 2I Limit July 2-655440St Paul Minn and return U

S 0 E July 3 4 5 Limit July 315580 Denver Colo and return XE A July 12 3 4 Limit July 30Stopovers

1795Black Mountain N C and re¬

turn Chautauqua July 12 19 2631 August 2 9 16 21 25 LimitSept G

8390Los Angeles San Diego SanFrancisco Cal B P O E and GA R July 1 to 10 included LimitOct SI Stopovers

10465 San Francisco Cal and re¬

turn One way via Portland July1 to Sept 30 inclusive Limit Oct31 Stopovers

9540 Seattle Portland TacomaVancouver Victoria Everett NewWestminster and Bellingham and re¬

turn Yukon Exposition July 1 toSept 30 inclusive Limit OcL 21

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TAMPA FLORIDA

WORDS OF WARNING

Editor StarIt Is wonderful how aset of men that are elected by the j>eopie to see to the welfare of the peoplecould be so neglectful As stands toreason the first duty for them to per-form

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naturally to see to the healthofthe town TiiJiavea healthy townyou must have a clean town What-do you find by going in any directionyou happen to start from Boxes orbarrels where the people are ordered-to deposit all sweepings and other ac-cumulations

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standing on sidewalks-or in front of their houses filled upsweltering in the sun for sometimes-two or three days before carried awayby the scavenger You go west fromthe square on Exposition street youcome to the ditch and you will be al-most

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overpowered by the stench aris-ing

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from that ditch This ditch carriesoff half of the sewage of the townThis alone Is enough to carry off halfof the people with typhoid fever

Now we come to the biggest nuis-ance

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the RESERVOIR The last timeIt was cleaned was all of sevenyears ago when some dead buzzardswere taken out of It Xow Mr editorwhen you take water from the clearestspring and condense it and let it standfor a few days a certain percentage ofsediment will set eat the bottomHow much sediment do you supposeyou would find In the reservoir whichhas not been cleaned in seven yearsAnalyze the same sediment and youwill find a great selection of microbes-of all kindsmost of It In typhoidgerms There Is the danger for thehealth of our town and you themouthpiece of our people should ex-pose

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all these dangers wake the towncouncil and show them Its high time-to take action to prevent an epi-

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Sunny Jim Robinson the popularshoe man has at last succeeded in se¬

curing a passenger train service fromOcala to Tampa Mr Robinson hasworked on this scheme for years andfinally the officials of the AtlanticCoast Line have granted him hishearts desire The train will be agreat convenience to our people Youwill see by the schedule published onanother page that this thing of getting-up before day to catch a train to-

i Tampa will be a thing of the past Wecan stay home and eat breakfast lookover the mail and then go to Tampahave plenty of time there and returnfor supper at the usual time In be¬

half of the people of Dade City andvicinity the Star desires to thankboth Sunny Jim and the A C L road

Dade City Star

ONE UNIVERSITY-JOHN D DOESNT OWN

Omaha Neb June 22None ofJohn D Rockefellers money will beaccepted for Improvements on theathletic field ot the University of Ne ¬

braska That is the decision of Gov ¬

ernor Shallenberger and ChancellorAvory

While the hand of Bryan has notbeen shown it is the opinion that hisInfluence has been felt as he defeated-the plan proposed two years ago whenthe oil king offered to give money topay for the erection of a building onthe campus the only condition beingthat it should be known as RockefellerHall

Foleys Honey and Tar is especiallyrecommended for chronic throat andlung troubles and many sufferers frombronchitis asthma and consumption-haveI found comfort and relief by us ¬

ing POI eR Honey and Tar Sold byt all druggists

I A M Bobbitt the young and suc-cessful

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merchant of Oak was In townyesterday and made the Star an ap-preciated call He said all thingsconsidered trade was good Mr Bis building up qufte a trade In his sec-tion

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and his store Is the exchangeI social and commercial of that lay otthe land

Soreness of the muscles whether In ¬

duced by violent exercise or injury Isquickly relieved by the free applica-tion

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of Chamberlains Liniment Thisliniment Is equally valuable for mus-cular

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rheumatism and always affordsquick relief-

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L Griggs the Lake Weir melongrower was In town Monday Heloaded his two last ears Monday Hebad a fair crop some 26 cars and thereturns were fair

R C Davis Co of Jacksonville-will sell any make of secondhandtypewriter upon easy terms If desired

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