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ANOTHER INVESTIGATION

Expedition Has Set Out From Fair ¬

banks Alaska to Climb MountMcKinley

Fairbanks Alaska Dec 24Theexpedition that was organized severalmonths ago to attempt an ascent ofMount McKinley and disapprove orversify Dr Frederick A Cooks storythat he reached the summit sot outfrom Fairbanks yesterday with a dog I

team and supplies to establish a base I

at the foot of the mountain to bereedy to make a dash for the summitin March at the first break in thewinter

The party is composed of six hardyAlaska pioneers all familiar with themountain They will forfeit riOOO ifnone of the party ieacnes the summit

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THE CORRECT TIMEto stop a cough or coldis just as soonas it startsthen there will be nodanger of pneumonia or consumption

jJust a few doses of Ballards Hore I

hound Syrup taken at the start willstop the cough If it has been run ¬

ning on for sometime the treatment I

will be longer but the cure is sureSold by all druggists

FOUL PLAY IS FEARED

By Dr Cooks Brother who CannotAccount for the Missing ExplorerNew York Dec tViIllam L

Cook declares that he believes hisbrother Dr Frederick A Cook metwith foul play abroad and has beenmurdered

I hud a letter from Dr Cook earlythis week said the brother sayinglie was hurrying to Copenhagen withproofs He should have reached thereby this time As he had been threat-ened

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with violence I fear his enemieshave overtaken him

There is no doubt In my mind butthat there is a foul conspiracy againstmy brother to cheat him of his life aswell as his hardearned laurels as anexplorer added Cook

COULD NOT BE BklTER

No one has ever made a salve oint¬

ment lotion or balm to compare withBucklens Arnica Salve Its the oneperfect healer of cuts corns burnsbruises sores scalds boils ulcerseczema snit rheum For sore eyescold sores chapped hands its supremeInfallible for piles Only 25c at alldruggists

BURNING CHRISTMAS BOOZE

Carson Nev Dec 24Dr F EYoakum founder of the Pisgah move-ment

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in Los Angeles who professedto heal cripples and all diseases in thename of Christ is here He has start-ed

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the greatest revival in the history-of Nevada Today he burned hundreds-of gallons of liquors and many poundstobacco given to him by mercantile

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PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed tocure any case of itching blind bleeding-or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days ormoney refunded 50 cents

ANOTHER GREAT EXPOSITION

New Orleans Plans to Celebrate theOpening of the Panama Canal and

the Citys 200th BirthdayNew Orleans Dec NCommercialin-

aUg111atedbodies have a movement-for the holding of an exposition here-to celebrate the opening of the Pan ¬

ama Canal and the two ihundredth an-niversary

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of the founding of the cityNew Orleans was founded in 171S bv-Bienville a French Canadian and-passed into the hands of the UnitedStates in 1807

OYSTERS OYSTERS

Fine Apalachicola and Crystal Riveroysters served in any style at alltimes of the day or night at the BrickCity Restaurant opposite the A C Lpassenger depot Fried oysters deliv-ered

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to any place in the city witholives crackers and pickles Phone209 S1 A Moses Manager

HOLDUP IN PITTSBURGPittsburg Pa Dec 4Masked

highwayman with drawn revolvershalted a street car last night forcing-the passengers to surrender their val ¬

uables Tying the occupants with arope the robbers escaped

The symptoms of kdney troubles-are urinary disorders weak back andbackache rheumatism and rheumaticpains and twinges pains in the groin-etc There is nothing so good for kid-ney

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and bladder trouble as DeWittsKidney and Bladder Pills You may

I depend upon them to give entire satis ¬

faction They are antiseptic actpromptly and soothe the pain Soldby all druggists

MAKE IT FURNITUREWhen puzzling your brain over what-

to give for Christmas come into ourlarge and well filled furniture houseand look over our stock of furniture-and house furnishings the most com-plete

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in this portion of the state andyou will soon find the article that yguwant no matter for whom it is desir-ed

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SILVER SILVER-You all want this popular commod-

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We have none too much thatI has been coined at the U S mintbut have equally as good values inpretty silver articles for the dining-or dressing table or almost any otherpurpose in both guaranteed plateand sterling silver Ask to see thegoods Weihe the Jeweler

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W C T U WORK

Peace on Earth Good Will to Men

As the holy happy Christmas-time draws near our thoughts goback to the long ago when the angelis choir filled with ecstacy overthe coming of the Lord Jesus to save-a lost world chanted the immortalsong Peace on earth good wnl tomen All over our land the Christspirit is abroad Except in one sin ¬

gle institution the liquor trafficWhat does the saloon do at Christ¬

mas time to bring peace on earth-or good will to men iuy heartgrows sick as I think of the wretch ¬

edness the poverty the strife thebloodshed the woe of the wives andthe cries of the helpless children ofthe drunkard and God have mercy I

over the man who makes liquorGod have mercy on the man whosells liquor God have mercy on theman who votes for liquor God havemercy on the poor victim the manwho drinks the accursed stuff

CO sUnion Labors Repudiation of the

Saloon

All doubt as to the attitude of i

union labor toward the saloon is I

cleared away by the unequivocalstatements of prominent labor lead ¬

ers during the recent annual con ¬

vention of the American Federationof Labor which was held in Toron-to

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I Canada The time has comeproclaimed Samuel Gompers thefederations president when thesaloonand the labor movement mustbe divorced Others who spoke noless emphatically were Thomas LLewis president of the United Mine-Workers John Mitchell expresi ¬

dent of that organization and JohnB Lennon treasurer of the federa ¬

tion Said Mr Mitchell a leaderidolized by the unions

I Poverty has driven many astrong man to drink and drink has

I driven many a strong man to pov-erty

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I am not at all impressed I

with the argument that if you closedown the liquor traffic you bring I

about a calamity Rather the con-trary

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There is a readjustment ofI society Nothing has done more to1 bring misery upon innocent womenand children than the money spent-inI drink

No man has a right to spend acent upon himself until he has firstprovided for his family The aver-age workingman does not yet earnenough to give his family all thecomforts they deserve He has nomoney to spend on drink withoutrobbing his family I believe that-as the labor movement grows sowillthe temperance movement

tgrowMr Lennon discussing the effect-

of the liquor traffic on the standard-of living declared that to the

tradeunionist there is no redeemingfeature in the saloon To quote

What is the effect of the liquortraffic on the standard of living ofthe people Is there any influencegone out from the saloon that hashelped to make men and womenbetter The labor movement Is es-sentially

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a moral movement Itstands for equal opportunity for I

men and women though it believes I

that it should be made more easilypossible for women to become homemakers Who could dept that theliquor traffic was driving women towork in factories in workshops andat washtubs who ought not to bethere The tradeunion movement-was opposed to child labor yet whocould deny that the liquor trafficwas driving into industrial life boysand girls who should be in theschool or on the playground Theliquor traffic tended to decreasewages never to increase them Theuse of alcohol made workmen less t

skilful and drove men to lowerscales of employment and rewardEvery cent spent in the liquor busi¬

ness was wasted bringing no socialbenefit of moral uplift

Said President Lewis who be¬

lieves that the tradeunions are I

doing more for the cause of tem ¬

perance than any other institution-in the world-

If you want to know where theminers of America stand upon thetemperance question Ill tell youIn our constitution we have a clausewhich forbids any member to sell in ¬

toxicants even a a picnic Thatswhat we think of the liquor trafficSome people say that the saloon isa necessary evil I dont believe inthat kind of doctrine I dont be-lieve

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that legislation alone will erad ¬

icate the traffic Nothing but tnespread of education will accomplish-that a The Christian churches-are established for the purpose ofreplacing paganism with Christian-ity

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the tradeunion movement is or¬

ganized to educate the people todrive out ignorance and elevate thetoilers of our land Because theliquor traffic tends to enslave thepeople to make them satisfied withimporper conditions and keep themignorant the leaders of the tradeunion movement are called on tofight the saloon

HEXAMtlliTLtNETETRAMINE

The above is the name of a Germanchemical which is one of the manyvaluable ingredients of Foleys Kid ¬

ney Remedy Hexamethylenetetramine-is recognized by medical text booksand authorities as a uric acid solventand antiseptic for the urine Take Fo ¬

leys Kidney Remedy as soon as younotice any irregularities and avoid aserious malady Sold by all druggists-

R C Davis Co of Jacksonvillewill sell any make ot secondhandtypewriter upon easy terms if desired

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Educate For Business-I have educated more young men and women and j-

f placed them into good positions as Bookkeepers As-a

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sistant Bookkeepers Stenographers Typewriters andTelegraphers than any other man In Florida My grad ¬

uates get from 10 to 25 more a month than those ofother colleges Terms reasonable both for tuition andboard Enter now no examinations required to en ¬

President ter and secure Immediate employment

HATTON Correspondence Requested

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Leading Commercial Hotel Rates 52 Per Day Ocala Ftoiia

A New Meat Market-I have just opened a meat vegetable and fish market just over

the city line due north of my store and near Brag Scrivens house 1

where you will find a complete supply of choice pork beef muttonfish fresh vegetables etc and until the first of the year I will sell

Beef at lOc a pound and Pork at lOc a poundH-ow is this Give me your trade

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