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EVENING STAR-C L Bittlngcr and R R CarroN

Editors and Publishersri

C L BITTINGER Editorap

IL R CARROLL Builnws Manager

Tampa will have to get a hustle onher If she really proposes to pull offa celebration of the opening of the

i Panama Canal in 1915 as San DiegoCalif Is in the field for the same pur-

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and that city has organized acompany capitalized at a million dol-

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I Messrs Jno D Spreckels Lyman J Oage and U S Grant Jr areat the head of the movement

Commissioner J M Mathews Is offew days and full of trouble and allbecause he Is good natured and theother commissioners do him In the

p matter of serving the public Besideshis duties as a member of the board-

at the late meeting of that body he4 was compelled to go to the Withla

coochee brldgfe at Galtor and note theeffects of the hlghwater on the sameThe water flooded the bridge threefeet tore away the abutments andleft the structure Impassable and had-

It not been anchored this new Ironbridge would be bobbing up and down-

In the Gulf of Mexico Mr Mathewshas sent word to the Austin Con-

struction¬

e1 company to send a force O-

men here to repair the bridge one ofthe most Important In the county Forthe past month a ferry has been doingduty at this point the bridge being outof commission

J The Tampa Times under the ableeditorial and business management of

r Mr D B McKay Is forging alongc splendidly Its news service is now

enriched by full press dispatches andthe paper Is gaining patronage stead-ily

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among the bestmerchants and ad-

vertisers¬

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of the progressive and rapid-ly

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1 growing city of Tampa Its Satur-day

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Issue contained 28 pages full ofInteresting and Instructive news and

i editorial matter and an array of firstclass ads that must cause the busi ¬

ness managements heart to leap withgenuine pleasure Here is to the Tam ¬

4 pa Times one of the cleanest and bestconducted papers in the state May Its

i shadow never grow less

The new fertilizer plant which MrL W D Cam is building on land pur ¬

chased near the lime plant south of

Ii town Is progressing nicely the founI elation having been laid and the build-Ing started The building will be100x100 feet one story It is the pur-pose

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of Mr Carn and the companywith which he is connected to havethe building ready for work about the

csi middle November This Is a desira ¬

ble Industry and we trust the com-pany

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will be successful in furnishing-our farmers and truckers with suchfertilizers as their industry demands

Celery lands at Sanford that sold ayear ago for J100 and 125 an acre arc

i now being disposed of for 250 to 500

an acre Recently a number of Kal-amazoo Mich celery growers have In-

vaded¬

Sanford and made purchases ofi celery lands Recently a party In San ¬

ford who homesteaded a piece of landt 50 acres six years ago sold the same

for 17500 This Indicates how rapid-ly

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l and valuable these celery lands havee become and the industry which has

been remarkably successful has made1 Sanford a city of first magnitude in

Orange county

Tom Jones and family are takingtheir outing with friends at Irvinei During Mr Jones absence from thecity Mr Paul Weathers is serving as

I cashier In the H B Masters store-

C H Dame organizer of the Wood ¬

men returned from Leesburg Satur ¬

day noon where he organized a newcamp with 25 members among themthe representative citizens of the cityHe said Leesburg was a coming that

I it was a nice clean town and its peo-

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among the cleanest of earth

W J Sheridan and bright littledaughter have gone to Daytona to

4 spend several weeks

Mr C I Grace who has charge ofthe Sumner Lumber Co track was intown Saturday For the past month-he has taken Mr Gutheries place assection foreman of the A C L at Ken-drickf while Mr Gutherle was taking-his vacation

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E L Martin one of the thrifty far ¬

mers of Moss Bluff was In town Satur-day

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Sshopping and reports a great

plenty In the crop line Mr Martinsaid the big gator was gone and theyare glad of it

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SThe Misses Shelton and Pansy

i Souter who spent the summer pleas ¬

antly in New York City are now theguests of their aunt Mrs Ncff inJacksonville

i Rev G H Harrison late rector ofGrace Episcopal church who has beensick since he left here several months

S ago with his family has been at Grif-fin

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Ga most of the time has recover-ed

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and returned to Jacksonville whereS

he has charge of St Marys Missionunder Bishop Weed

I Mr Lon K Edwards of Irln wasIn town Saturday and attended thofuneral of his sisterinlaw Mrs NerI

ton EdwardsT-

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The follwlns were the pall bearersat Mrs Norton Edwards funeral JW Alkon J A Bouvler J P Phillips-W D Carn T if Moore and B RStripling Rev R H Barnett assisted-by Rev H E Gabby conducted thereligtoys exercises-

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RevS Wm Crane Gray D DJ who officiated at St Barnabas churchlast Sunday preached an unusuallypowerful sermon and made announce-ment

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about the new rector who willarrive some time In October RevCampbell Gray will be back this week-

S and hold services and preach nextSunday at 930 a m He and his fam-ily

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have been spending the summervacation at Asheville N C and Nash-ville

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Tenn and are much improvedin health Their many friends here

S will greatly regret to see them leaveDeLand for Ocala DeLand Record

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Charles Peyser has had a week offtram sickness but he Was as his ac ¬

customed place In his cigar factoryagain today

b Mrs A J Brigance returned home55 last night from her summer outing-

with friends in Kentucky the pictureI of health and happiness

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Judge LL Hopkins the distinguish-ed

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jurist of Bellevlew and his estima-ble

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S wife were shoppers in town todayHe said the time was near at hand forheIr winter contlgent tg return

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> MARTINGORDON

Last Thursday Mr Emanuel Martin-of the Ocala law firm of Davis Mar-tin

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gave his many Ocala friends andelsewhere a genuine surprise by goIng to Largo and marrying Miss Nel-lie

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Gordon The ceremony took placeat the home of the bride Mr Martinreturned home Friday and his bridearrived today For the present Mrand Mrs Martin will make their homewith Mrs George Close sister of thegroom

Mr Martin is so well known to thepeople of Ocala and Marion countythat he needs no introduction at ourhands He is the talented son of RevHarmon Martin of Fort McCoy Hesecured his education at his homeschool supplemented by a course inthe Ocala High School and later was astudent at Stetson University Heprepared himself for the law by at ¬

tending a law school at LebanonTenn He also followed the professionof teaching having taught very suc-cessfully

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the Fellowship school for anumber of years where he became aprime favorite with both pupils andpatrons Here he met the present MrsMartin a pupil of his school

The Gordon family now of Largowere former residents of the Fellow ¬

ship neighborhood The bride is alovely young lady endowed in heartand mind with all the admirable vir-tues

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of her sex The Star wishes theyoung couple all the happiness andsuccess imaginable In their marriedlife

SEEKING HOMES

The following persons arrived intown Saturday afternoon and are atthe Florida House temporarily Theyformerly resided at Pine Bluff Wyobut came here from New York They-are W H Thomson wife MissesJennie and Bessie Thomson and Mas-ter

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Marlon Thomson Mr John Thom ¬

son They are here to thoroughly lookus over Mr Thomson came downlast winter and was so well pleasedwith what he saw that he concluded tobring his family this time He is oneof the men Mr Z C Chambliss adver-tisement

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in the Breeders Gazette ofChicago attracted to Marion county

KENTUCKY HORSES FOR SALE-

I will have a car of choice Kentucky-bred horses at my place at EvinstonFla for sale after Aug 20th I havespent two months around my old home-at Lexington Kyr selecting this stockfrom the farms This stock has beencarefully selected and bought for spotcast direct from the stock raisers Iam In position to save money to pur ¬

chasers of good horses Address LH Willis Jr Evinston Fla

V THE BEST PROTECTION-Not a single phone has burned In a

house In Ocala A telephone Is betterthan Insurance In case of burglars orfire you need quick action You getthat day or night with a telephoneResidence rates 6 per quarter in ad ¬

vance Ocala Telephone Co

I SKILLED PAINTING-

I am prepared to take any Job ofpainting no matter how large or howsmall or how fine the work desiredmay be I have the material brushesand knowledge to paint and do Itright Houses painted Jnslde and outGraining gilding hard oil finishingvarnishing and lettering and signpainting Taste and skill guaranteedAddress P 0 Box 135 or leave word-at the Star office K W FillyawOcala Fla tf

WOODMARFOR RENT

GOODWIN BUNGALOWFurnish-ed

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modern plumbing running wateracetylene gas 10 per week

ARGYLE COTTAGEFurnished-running water 5 per week

BLAIR VILLATo rent on October1 for the winter furnished runningwater modern plumbing acetylene-gas 25 per month

David S WoodrowHolder Block Ocala Fla

SCHOLARSHIP SALE-

A 40 scholarship in the StanleyBusiness College of Thomasvilie Gafor sale for 10 Apply at the Staroffice

3 CENTS FOR 10 HOURS RUNNING-

How Is that This Is not an auto ¬

mobile but one of those new 8lnchWestinghouse electric fans that Ihave just received Let me place oneor two of tm In your home or onyour desk H W Tucker the elec-

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pupnly man

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Moving Pictures-and VaudevilleT-

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by Homo People

NEW PICTURES EVERY DAYTHREE FULL REELS EACH NIGHT

Program for this Evening

THE STEADMAN TEAM

ROOSEVELT HUNTING LIONS INAFRICA-

Full Reel

Admission 20 and 10 CentsDoors open at 730 p m

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H AV TUCKER PROPRIETOR

THE COMMERCIAL

BARBERSHOPO-

pens Into the Lobb of the OcalaHoase

Offers the very best service ofskilled workmen with modern ap-pliances

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Strictly sanitary Electricfans electric massagesHot Running Water at All TimesVINCENT C DETTERiCH Manager

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iANOTHER MARTYR TO SCIENCE

Profeuor Marvin who Lost his Life-

on the Peary Expedition-New York Sept 13Friends and

relatives of Prof Ross G Marvin theyoung scientist of Cornell Universityare at a loss to understand why Com-mander

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Peary did not mention In hisfirst dispatches the fact that ProfMarvin had been drowned The youngmans aged mother had received notidings of her son since last Octoberuntil in a news dispatch CommanderPeary reported that the scientist hadlost his life Marvin was a native ofElmira N Y and in his boyhood waspoor but by pluck and energy he earn ¬

ed high rank as a scientist So relia-ble

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was he that Peary made him chiefscientist of the expedition and placedhim In command of his supportingparty He was 30 years of age

COOK IS COMING ACROSS

Danes Give Him a Royal SendOff forHis TransAtlantic Journey

Copenhagen Sept 12Dr Cooksreception at Christiansand yesterdayresembled the return of a victoriouswarrior to his country Every vesselwas decorated and a salute of sevenguns was fired In his honor

Responding to an address of wel-come

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Dr Cook said When CaptainSverdrups book New Land waspublished I saw a route to the NorthPole but I told no one The oppor ¬

tunity came to try this route andPeary seems angry because I did notask his permission I am indebted toCaptain Sverdrup for my successAmundson is starting out on a newpolar expedition There Is much forthe future to do The world shouldsupport him

Dr Cook Is due t arrive in NewYork September 21st

PELLAGRA RESULT OF POVERTY-

It Should be a Fashionable DiseaseAmong Newspaper Men

Washington Sept 13Clinical anal ¬

ysis of many cases of pellagra havebeen made by surgeons of the marinehospital service In an endeavor to as ¬

certain not only the causes of the di-sease

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but also the methods of treat-ment

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Dr C H Lavindcr is inclined to thebelief that It is essentially though-not exclusively a disease of povertyillnourishment bad hygienic sur ¬

roundings and often alcoholism-In the judgment of Dr Lavinder no

specific antidote for the disease hasbeen discovered but the use of arse ¬

nic has proven beneficial in combat¬

ing certain toxic manifestations

HOO HOOS WILL MEET-IN FRISCO NEXT YEAR

Hot Springs Ark Sept 13Attertlecting officers for the ensuing yearthe national convention of the Concat ¬

enated Order of the Hoo IIoos ad ¬

journed to meet next year in SanFrancisco W A Hadley of ChathamOntario was elected supreme snark olthe universe

SEEDSNew crop of garden and flower

seeds just received Wm Andersondruggist and seedsman Ocala Fla

Have you seen the picture puzzlepost cards at the Ocala News Co

I CLUBBING RATES

The Ocala Weekly Star and theNew York Produce News 150

ELECTRIC SMOOTHINGIRONS ON TRIAL-

I will place an electric smoothing-iron In your home on a few days trialupon request at my office or by carlor phone They are the the greatestlittle thing in the home especially inhot weather Connect the cord withone of your light drops and in a fewminutes the iron Is hot No smokeor dirt and 1at only where it iswanted H W TUCKER

FIRE WOODFiRE WOODWe have a large suppy I jf fire wood

both pine and oak fireplace and stovelengths Good seasoned wood-

A BIG LOAD FOR A DOLLARdelivered cash Call at factory orPHONE 170Geo GILES CO

LOW EXCURSION RATES VIAATLANTIC COAST LINE

839O10465Los Angeles and SanFrancisco on sale various datesLimit October 31 Variable routesand stopovers

9540 Seattle Washington Variableroutes and stopovers Limit Octo-ber

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31For further information call on or

write F J Huber C P T A orJ K KIrkland D P A Tampa Fla

LOOSE LEAF LEDGER AND BILLS

Let the Star office print and perfor-ate

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your loose leaf sheets for your in ¬

voice ledgers and bill head systems-We are prepared to do the work

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FORTax Deed Under Section 8 of Chap-ter

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4888 Laws of FloridaNotice is hereby given that J HDombrook purchaser of tax certificate-No 529 dated the 3rd day of June AD 1907 has filed said certificate inmy office and has made application fortax deed to issue in accordance withlaw Said certificate embraces thefollowing described property situatedin Marion county Florida towit lotsI 2 3 4 5 6 block G Montague see26 tp 15 south r 22 east The saidland being assessed at the date of theissuance of such certificate in thename of J C DuBois Lnless saidcertificate shall be redeemed accord ¬

ing to law tax deed will issue thereon-on the 14th day of September A DI1909

Witness my official signature and I

seal this the 11th day of August AD 1909 S T Sistrunk

Clerk Circuit Court Marion Co Fla

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FORI

Tax Deed Under Section 8 of Chap-ter

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4888 Laws of FloridaNotice is hereby given that I LHome purchaser of tax certificate No671 dated the 3rd day of June A D1907 has filed said certificate in myoffice and has made application fortax deed to issue In accordance withlaw Said certificate embraces thefollowing described property situated-In Marion county Florida towitnw of ne and nei of nwy sec12 tp 16 south range 20 east Thesaid land being assessed at the dateof the issuance of such certificate inthA name of unknown Unless saidcertificate shall be redeemed accordingto law tax deed will issue thereon onthe 14th day of September A D 1909

Witness my official signature andseal this the 11th day of August AD 1909 S T Sistrunk

Clerk Circuit Court Marion Co Flai

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The Badge of Bon lt1Is on every wrapper of Doctor PlerertGolden Medical Discovery because a fulllist of the ingredients composing it Li

printed there in plain English Forteyears of experience has proven its superiorworth as a blood purifier and invigorat-Ing tonic for the cure of stomach disordenand all liver Ills It builds up tho run¬

down system as no other tonic can inwhich alcohol is used The active medic-inal

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principles of native roots such asGolden Seal and Queens root Stone andMandrake root Bloodroot and BlackCherrybark are extracted and preserved-by the use of chemically pure triplerefined glycerine Send to Dr R V Pierceat Buffalo N Y for free booklet which

extracts from wellrecognized med-ical

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author such as Drs BartholowKing Scud e Coe Elllngwood and ahost of othe rf showing that these rootscan be dp nded upon for their curativeaction it all weak states of the stomackaccomppied by Indigestion or dyspepsia-as well inall bilious or liver complaintand in wastIngdIeaseswhere therela lo flesh and gradual running downof t strength and system

The Golden Medical Discovery makesrjchpure blood and so Invigorates an3regulates ihTstpmacir liver and howpljand through them tht whote systemThus all skin affections blotches pimplesand eruptions as well as scrofulous swel¬

lings and old open running sores or ulcersare cured and healed In treating oldrunning sores or ulcers It Is well to In ¬

sure their healing to apply to them DrPierces AllHealing Salve If your drug-gist

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dont happen to have this Salve intack send fiftyfour cents In postagestamps to Dr R V Pierce Invalids Hoteland Surgical Insttute1BUfalo N Y and-a largo box Salvawill reach you by return post

You can t afford to accept a secret nos-trum

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as a substitute for this nonalcoholicmedicine OF KXOWIT COMPOSITION noteven though tho urgent dealer maytherebJ make a little bigger profit-

Dr Pierces Pleasant regulateand Invigorate stomach liver and DowelsBugarcoaUd tiny granule aey to takea Candy

CART OF THANKS4

We take this method of thanking-the public through the columns ofyour paper for the liberal patronage-that has been extended us through-the past season in our business aswe have not been able to delivercars as the entire country as awhole bought more cars than theBuick factory could produce Weare just in receipt of letters giving-us a slight inkling of our 1910 pro¬

duct assuring us of the fact thatthere will be no question In the fu ¬

ture that we will be cared for Our1910 models will be ready for de ¬

livery the first of November andwe have the assurance that if weshould need 100 cars we can deliverthe same Our models 10 and 17will be continued but the horse-power

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will be increased 20 per centWp will also have a model known-as No 18 practically the same asour No 17 only slightly a smallercar and will sell for about 1400complete and we think this modelwill hold the rest of them for quite-a while We will also have a 600a runabout 2cylinder opposedmotor in front under the boardcone clutch in fly wheel selectivetype transmission and double chaindrive 30x3 12 tires and we want-to say to the public that so far aspulling through sand is concerned-this car has no equal Thanking ourfriends for past favors we are

Very respectfullyOCALA GAS ENGrNIVVORMS

Per J H Spe-

ncerCASTOR IAfor Infants and Children

TIll Kind You Hare Always Bought

Boars the d iPSignature

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

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FORTax Deed Under Section 8 of Chap-ter

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4888 Laws of FloridaNotice is hereby given that EllwoodJohnson purchaser of tax certificate-No 1225 dated the 3rd lay of June AD 11107 has filed said certificate in myoffice and has made application fortax deed to Issue in accordance withlaw Said certificate embraces thefollowing described property situated-in Marion county Florida towit lots1 23 l 56 20 2r26 27 2S 29 30blk 37 LerOy see 5 tp16 a r 20 e Thesaid land being assessed nt the dateof the issuance of such certificate inthe name of Ed Pasco Unless saidcertificate shall be redeemed accord ¬

ing to law tax deed will Issue thereon-on the 14th day of September A D1909

Witness my official signature andseal this the 11th day of August A D1909 S T Sistrunk

Clerk Circuit Court Marion Co Fla

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CLYDE AKIN

Young Clyde Akin of Biitchton Isdead His associates heard the rustleand saw the splashing of the waters-of Blue Sink and it was over Deathcame unheralded came as the shad-ows

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steal at evening over the earthsoftly closing the flowers and touch ¬

ing them to sleep silently and loving-ly

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in the promise of a bright awaken-ing

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So he fell asleep Nature disen isedthe vital cord and Clyde passedserenely into rest on the other shore-of that mysterious home

Yes Clyde is gone but he left behindhim for our instruction the lesson of abeautiful life of sympathy humility-and Christian service

The love that all the people borehim was illustrated by the scenes thatoccurred about the brink of Blue Sinkwhere his mortality remains-

If there b one soul at whose ap-proach

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the pearly gates of the celes ¬

tial city shall open widest and offerfree entrance to its glories surely Itshall be that of Clyde

Whether we shall meet him again-we cannot tell we only know thathere we shall see him no more Hu-

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revolts at the thought that thehearts affections which brightenadorn and purify our lives the love ofmother father brother sister yeakindred and friends are all buried inthe deep

We deplore his loss to the commu ¬

nity church Sunday school and theexemplary life which was fraughtwith assurances of good to his asso-ciates

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M J OBRIEN

President of the Southern ExpressCompany is Dead

New York Sept 12Col Michael JOBrien president of the Southern Ex-press

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company died last night frompleuro pneumonia after an illness ofthree weeks In his apartments atSherrys-

Col OBrien was taken ill just threeweeks ago after a trip according tohis annual custom through Europeand was removed from the steamer tohis apartments in a critical condition-

The funeral services will be held atSt Patricks cathedral Monda morn ¬

ing The interment will be ifa Chat ¬

tanooga Tenn the family home

CAPTAIN S C TUCKER

Gainesville Sept 12Sapt Samuel-C Tucker lied at his home In EastGainesville about G oclock Fridaymorning after a lingering but patientillness covering a period of severalmonths

The captain was in his 65th yearhis birthday coming last January Hewas born near Brooksville but whenquite young moved to Alachua countyand was reared by his uncle SamuelR Pyles near Newnansvllle

He was in the Confederate army andfor four years was sheriff of Alachuacounty During Clevelands firstterm he was registrar of the UnitedStates land office at Gainesville

VALUABLE BOOKS

They Should be in Every Household-Are Highly Recommended-

Their Titles are What a YoungBoy Ought to Know What a YoungMan Ought to Know What a YoungHusband Ought to Know What aMan of 45 Ought to Know What aYoung Girl Ought to Know What-a Young Woman Ought to KnowWhat a Young Wife Ought to KnowWhat a Woman of 45 Ought to

KnowThese books were written by emi-

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persons well qualified for thetask and are worthy of any onestime to read especially persons towhom their title refers They tell ofthe origin of life and Its sacred func-tions

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and are commended by notedpersons male ani female No parent-can bestow a worthier or more com-mendable

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gift to their daughter orsonRev L B Warren the former be ¬

loved pastor of the Ocala Baptistchurch has given these works highestcommendation and urge parents tobuy them for their boys and girls asdoes Rev H E Gabby Rev R HBarnett and Rev W H Coleman FA Bone a worthy young man prepar-ing

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for the ministry is soliciting forthese valuable volumes and we trusthe will be kindly and liberally receiv-ed

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in Ocala

INCREASE YOUR LIGHTS-

I have Just received a lot of thecelebrated Halophane glass shades forelectric lights These shades increaseyour light power 75 per cent Trythem H W Tucker the electric sup¬

ply manx

NEAR DEATH IN BIG POND-

It was a thrilling experience to MrsIda Soper to face death For years-a severe lung trouble gave me intensesuffering she writes and severaltimes nearly caused my death Allremedies failed and doctors said I wasincurable Then Dr Kings New Dis-covery

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brought quick relief and a cureso permanent that I have not beentroubled In twelve years Mrs So ¬

per lives in Big Pond Pa It workswonders in coughs and colds sorelungs hemorrhages la grippe asth ¬

ma croup whooping cough and allbronchial affections 50c and 1 Trialbottle free Guaranteed by all drug-gists

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CORD WOOD FOR SALEI will sell 400 to 500 cords of best

quality wood at Montague station for150 a cord at devot Address C EFo lestrom Montague Fla

PHOTOGRAPHS OF MARS

Taken from Top of Mount Whitney bCalifornia Scientists

San Francisco Sept 13A party ofLick observatory astronomers return-ed

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late last night from an expedition-to the summit of Mount Whitneywhere they took a series of photo ¬

graphs and spectrographic observa ¬

tions of Mars which are unique in sev-eral

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rospectsAccording to Director W W Camp ¬

bell of Lick observatory who was incharge of the expedition the photo ¬

graphs should show the amount of wa ¬

ter vapor in the atmosphere of Marsand thus demonstrate whether life ispossible on the planet

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ihome life Classes divided into small sections to secure personal ¬ FIf t

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Macon etc Thirtysecond year begins September 9 1909 Catalogue on ap-plication <littb SCOTT EMMA 3 SCOTT Principal J

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