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The tragedy tbat overtook Clyde> Akin at Blue Sink a raoatli ago has

stirred the days of loaff ago in thetailed ef A Weathers when he

was a kidnand with hh companionsfattempted to navigate the blue and

mysterious waters of Blue SinkKnowlag the depth of the sink and itstreacherous undercurrent boys cutdowa a tree which stood near Its

itasks Into the sink thinking theywould navigate its waters But short-ly

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after the tree struck the waters ofthe sink It gradually snak and dis ¬

appeared from sight forever Withthis warning the boys did not have agreat time in the waters of BlueSink The Impre loa now prevailsthat the body of Clyde Akin win nev ¬

er be recovered

Dr J C Boozer evideatly sleepswith one eye open 90 that nothingthat will aid the farmer will mis hisobservation The latest discovery aMlfsealmg canaBd oft of the Tirtdilest thug for fanner to can theirsyrup In yet discovered Mr Shockley of Lowell brought a can to theCommercial Dank the other day andthose interested can see It MrShocklcy Is very desirious to have allthe farmers who wish to put theirsyrup up In halfgallon cans to ex ¬

amine the can as be withes to order-a corliad of them Take a look at itIt Is the simplest kind of thing and

1 does away with solder and sealingwax Yon can can syrup as fast as

4 you can run the liquid into the canand slap a lid on IL-

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41 Dr Camp of Atlanta who located attLake Weir said yesterday that he hadcanned 2009 cans t of tomatoes andthat finer stock was never put up Ifhe cant sell them they are a veryvaluable asset and the family can eat

k them Just think If every family Inf Floridawho had tile opportunity to doJ the same what a saving in their grocI erybUr

John Dewey is contemplating a visit-to Orlando As much as be has trav-eled

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a over Florida he has never beentin Oraado and thinks from all he has

heard or It that It Isa good place toVisit There he Is right Orlando laone of the thriving towns and showplaces In Florida and last year It en-

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four thousand tourists andthiayears crop is to be considerablylarger There is a reason for all thisjit Is largely due to the advertising

R that town has carried on

Mayor Jordan of Jacksonville andft JttaJjth officer of that city are aft ¬

er the dairymen of that town of hohave been supplying the population-with milk Among other things thetin can must go and the stone jar willtake Its place

Sao Martin the senior member ofthe firm of Martin Cam proprie ¬

tors of the Ocala Seed Store has re-turned

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r from his summer outing atHen elJonvJlJe and Ashevllle N Cfeeling like a twoyearold Sam hadthe time of his life climbing the moun-tain

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peaks drinking the sweetest andcoolest water on earth and throw+ ngshy glances at the fair maids he metIn his wanderings

Allen Rogers good roads builder ofJacksonville passed through Ocala to-

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f pn his way to Center HIII Howas accompanied by Messrs Feck and

i I Rogers of Kentucky who are going toSumter county to inspect a lot of landand may conclude to transfer theircitizenship from Kentucky to FloridaMr and Mrs Allen Rogers spent the

i sumnMr In Kentucky and had a glor-ious

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time

LevI L Marsh the stock man of thebig scrub across the Oklawaha camein today Mr Marsh has a royal pre-serve

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to his use and bad been quitesuccessful raising hogs and whew be-

ets<< a boat load he loads them on aschooner and transports them to the

I metropolis of the state where he al-ways

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s finds a ready sale for them

4uMr Clifford Anderson who forseveral years has been a faithful em ¬

ploye of the Buttgenbach Phosphate-Co at Holder has severed his con-nection

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with that firm and has alliedhimself with the Ocala Lumber andSupply Co of this city The Starwishes Mr Anderson abundant sueceM In his new business

I Wilbur Smith Is having the time ofhis life among friends In New Hamp ¬

shire Next week he will go to In-

diana and visit among his fathersrelatives and join his sister MissGenevIeve and after spending several

a days they will return homeM W Hi BWIB B MM

0 M dale the merchant of Belleview was a visitor In town yesterday-He said he could not see why peoplewho own property In Florida and pay-

i taxes on same many of them spend-ing

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the winter here should be calledon to take out a 110 license to fishand hunt when thousands of peoplein the state who simply register andmany of them not contributing onecent In paying taxes can hunt and

I fish with Impunity without paying acent A little thought on this subject

twill show rank partiality and dis-crimination How few have everthought of the question In the lightsuggested by Mr Gale Mr Gale saysthere are quite a number of wintervisitors In Bellevlew property ownersand tax payers who if they attempt

1 to fish and hunt without paying theno extra arc subject to a 50 fine

4 Dr Camp of West Lake Weirla town yesterday He said he deem

Y it ed that section the fittest portion ofthe tate and Lake Weir the gem of

E lakes He Is delighted with his newhome and said It the world reallyknew of the attractions of the lake

h there wouldnt be a vacant foot ofland around Its shining shores Hesold people told him he could notgrow anything on the land butlr

A they could see his corn and field ofr velvet beans shoulder high they

would retract The doctor is delight ¬

ed and will have his aged brother 75years olds of Atlanta to spend the

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L4 Mr C J Rant the Welrsdale mer-

chant5 was In town yesterday He-r

fc said the prwntee of a big2 orange cropthe largest Jn the history of that sec-

t tlon will be harvested this season4 t > sad If the prices are at all fair the

growers Jtare will have money torr lipraY He reports trade good

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The check account puts system intoyour business It lessens businessfriction by affording convenience andsafety for all transactions

Men could run swiftly if It were notfor the fore of gravity and the re-

sistance of the atmosphere Everymeans to overcome these counteract-ing

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forces enables man to Increase hisspeed

Just so In the business world everymethod that saves time Insures ac-curacy

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and gives safety is bailed withenthusiasm The check account willdo all of these things for your business-and more

You cannot afford to go on in busThese and daily waste your efforts toovercome resisting forces v hen thecheck account puts these advantages-at your command-

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will be no experiment fca you toemploy the check account Othershave tried it and learned they couldnot get on hall so well without Jt

Be sure not to lower y credit byoverdrawing your accou N

THE MUNROE E CHAM1LISS ANK

Ocala Fla

NOTICE TO PRIMARY PUPILS

The pupils of the jOcala PrimarySchool consisting of the first secondand third grades will assemble at theschool building on Monday morningSeptember 27th at 830 oclock Anychild who will be six years of age byJanuary 1 1910 is allowed by theboard of public instruction to enterthe beginners department at the be ¬

ginning of the school yearNellie C Stevens

Principal Primary School

SCHOOL OPENS NEXT MONDAY-

The Ocala High School will openon the 27th of September All pupilswho are entitled to an examination-will please come prepared to take ex-

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on Monday the 27thThere will be a meeting of the high

school teachers on Saturday after ¬

noon September 25th at 330 at thehigh schoo building

J H Workman PrincipalrHORSE AND BUGGY FOR SALE

For sale cheap for cash the blackmare formerly owned by Major Izlarsixmonths old colt and rubbertiredbuggy Write to or call on C L An ¬

derson care Ocala Lumber SupplyCompany

SUITS TO ORDER-

Mr B H Sanders has opened anoffice at 35 South Main street wherehe Is prepared to shot a very fine lineof samples and take orders for suitsthat are bound to fit and will give ex¬

cellent values Gime him a calL

FOR RENT OCTOER 1

The residence now occupied by MrsJames Pyles will be for rent Oct 1stcorner Watula and South Fourthstreets Apply to H C Jones-

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BE HAPPY-you must havepod health You canthave good your liver Is notdoing its d yafow but sure poison-ing Is going on all the time under suchcircumstances Ballnrds Herblnemakes a tfrfeclty healthy liverkeeps th s and bowels rightand acts ks r irfc for the entire sys-

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SoluUyall druggists

NOTICE-

I have sold to Mr F W Ditto mylire Insurance business He will col ¬

lect all amounts due me for Insurance-I thank those who patronized me inthis line and trust you will continueyour patronage with Mr Ditto

Signed Robert Sinclair

WARNING-

Do not be perstfaded into takinganything but Foles Honey and Tarfor chronic coug W bronchitis haystops the cough hnc eals the lungsfever asthma ami4mig trouble as itSold by all druggists

ESTRAY NOTICENotice is hereby given that I have-

In my pasture south of Ocala on Or ¬

ange avenue one red steer about 3years old Broke Into the premisesabout July 1st 1909 Owner can havethe steer by proving property and bypaying expenses of his keep and this I

advertisement F W DittoOcala Fla Sept 21 1909

IT SAVED HIS LEGAll thought Id lose my leg writes-

J A Swenson Watertown Wls Tenyears of eczeina that 15 doctors couldnot cure haat last laid me up ThenBucklens ATnKa ave cured it soundand well fallible for skin eruptionseczema salrrMjum bolls fever soresburns scalds cuts and piles 25c atall druggists

HOUND DOG STRAYEDStrayed from my stable at Dunnel-

lon one very largo hound dog willweigh between 55 and 60 poundsblack and tan colored has small lump-on nose and blue speckled spot inbreast had on heavy collar left sta¬

ble Monday night Send informationor return dog and receive liberal re¬

ward N H Boswell Dunnellon Fla

HIPPITY HOPAre you Just barely getting around

by the aid of crutches a cane Un ¬j

less you have lost a limb or have adeformity 9 trouble is rheuma ¬

tism lumbaAsnfaJn stiff joints ornature use Ballards

Snow LlnimerW andXn no time you canthrowaway yoxlrcmtche3 and be aswell as anyone Price 25c 50c and JlSold by all druggists

SKILLED PAINTING-I am prepared to take any Job of

painting no matter how large or howsmall or how tine the work desiredmay be I have the material brushesand knowledge to paint and do irright Houses painted inside and outGraining gilding hard oil finishingvarnishing and lettering and signpainting Taste and skill guaranteedAddress P O Box 135 or leave word-at the Star office K W FillyawOcala Fla tf

Dr Abernethy the great Englishphysician said Watch your kidneysWhen they are alfScted life is In dan ¬

ger Foley I dD H Remedy makeshealthy kldne s WrYficts urinary Ir¬

regularities aritLJ flIS up the wholesystem Sold by all druggists

A RAIN OFSHOT

Last night queer things happened-to the group In front of the fire sta-tion

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Various topics were being dis ¬

cussed when all of a sudden a smallshot struck the chief on his nose-Then an assistant was hit in the eyeothers pattered on the cheeks of therank and file which set tongues wag-ging and minds speculating on themysterious rain of shot The groupleft their seats and made sky line ob-

servations¬

They strolled over to thecage in the zoo when tiny shot drop¬

ping on its tin roof created a soundmore mysterious than ever A reportwas about to be sent to the weatherdepartment at Washington about adownpour of shot in this city when amissle plunked the eye of another ob-

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who noted that the shot camefrom the hand of Roy Galloway whichlet the cat out of the bag It seemsthat Roy who was one of the grouphad filled his mouth with shot andwith a dimunltive blow pipe had beendistributing shot from right to leftbut unseen by those who were hitThe secret was out and the laugh fol-

lowed¬

ATTENTION MASONS

AH Masons are earnestly and cor ¬

dially invited to te present with usand participate in the ceremonies ofthe laying of the cornerstone of ournew Temple Theater by officers ofthe grand lodge on Thursday Sept30th at 3 p m and also to meet with-us the same evening to witness ex ¬

emplification of work by officers ofthe grand lodge Please notice dateThursday Sept 30th at 3 p m OcalaFlaMarionDunn Lodge No 19 F A M

OVATION TO THE EXPLORER-

Dr Cook the Guest of Honor at a Big

Banquet in New York

New YorK Sept 24 Cheered by athousand men and women as he en ¬

tered the banquet hall on the arm ofRear Admiral Winfield Scott Schleyretired Dr Frederick A Cook told hisstory last night before the most bril-liant

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audience that he has addressedsince he left the court at Denmark

The banquet was given by the Arc ¬

tic Club of America of which DrCook is a member in recognition ofhis last polar venture which culminated in his announcement that hehad reached the north pole Whilethere was no official representative-from either state or nation the as ¬

semblage was cosmopolitan and en ¬

thusiastic Crowded in the great ballroom of the WaldorfAstoria theytoasted the explorer and listened at ¬

tentively to his recital In the form ofan afterdinner address

Among those at the tables were ex ¬

plorers some of whom know the dan ¬

gers and suffering of the Arctic zonealmost as well as Dr CookMeri ofscience were there too but the ad ¬

dress was not technicalCommander Pearys name he did not

mention except at the end of hisspeech when he said

There Is glory enough for all

CARD OF THANKS

We take this method of thankingthe p bllc through the columns ofyour paper for the liberal patronagethat 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-

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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 wilT be increased 20 per centWe 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 600-a 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 ENGINE WORKS-

Per J H Spencer

KILLS WOULDBE SLAYER

A merciless murderer Is appendicitiswith many tns Dr KingsNew Life Pill kilk it by preventionThey gently 5tWnuate stomach liverand bowels pr ting that cloggingthat invites v ppe cllls curing con ¬

stipation blllouSfiess chills malariaheadache and indigestion 25c at alldruggists

REPUBLICAN TICKETIN NEW YORK CITY

New York City Sept 24The re¬

publican city contention has nominal ¬

ed Otto T Bannard president of theNew York Trust Co for mayor forcomptroller William A Prendergastand John Purdy for president of theboard of aldermen

A NARROW ESCAPEEdgar N Bayllss a merchant of

Roblnsonvllle DelXwrhte About twoyears ago I WAS thin and sick and

all Ufe Urrfeand if I did nothave consusfntw t was near to itI commenc d jM Folcys Honey andTar and flsSt Jp t11 my cough andnow I am eHTTrely well and havegained twentyeight pounds all due togood results from taking FoleysHoney and Tar Sold by all druggists

HAIR WORK DONEAll kinds of hair work done Satis ¬

faction guaranteed Harriet Hill 212North Magnolia str-

eetCASTOR IAFor Innts and Children

Ik KM You Han Always Bought

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FIRE WOOD FRE WOOD-We have a large swppy if lire wood

both pine and oak fireplace and stovelengths Good seasoned wood-

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

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Some Glad Day

By Katharine Lente StevensonTuneOld Black Joe

All round the world the ribbon white-is twined

All round the world the glorious lighthas shined

All round the world our cause hasright of way

Well raise the anthem swell of vlc

trySome glad day-

CHORUS

Its coming its comingThe morn for which we pray

Well take this state for prohibition-Some glad day

All round the world where sounds thenote of woe

There In Gods strength our ribbonwhite shaM gfr

Emblem of peace of puritys bright-ray

Twill bind our sinstained earth toheaven

Some glad dayChoAll round the world hosannas yet

shall ringAll lands and climes the Saviors

praises shall singNo jarring note shall mar that rap

turous layTwill rise from all the sinsaved na ¬

tionsSome glad dayCho-

By Permission-S

Sunday School Temperance Program-As next Sunday Sept 2ith Is the

day set apart by the InternationalLesson Committee as TemperanceSunday we suggest that the follow-ing catechism be used in every Sun-day

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school In Marion county in con ¬

nection with the lessonWhat does the Bible say of intox ¬

icating liquor-It biteth like a serpent

Why is liquor like the bite of a ser-pent

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It contains poison called alcoholwhich will cause death

What does a person usually becomewho learns to like alcoholic liquorsand drinks them every day-

A drunkardWhat light does the Bible throw on

the path of the drunkardNo drunkard can Inherit the king¬

dom of GodWhat is the combined amount spent

for all the public schools all thechurcnes In the United States and allthe churches In foreign fields

Four hundred and eightyone mill-ion

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dollars-Is that as much as it spent for liq ¬

uor each year in the United StatesNo Nearly three times as much Is

spent for liquor The drink bill Is morethan the value of all the wheat cornand oats more than all the beef andpork and mutton more than atl thechurch papers magazines and school-books

Is whisky a good thing that somuch Is spent for It

No it Is a very bad thingDoes drinking liquor make men

betterNo it makes them worse It causes

them to mistreat their wives andabuse their children

Does drinking make them richerNo it makes them poor and causes

their families to sufferWhy do so many large business es-

tablishments¬

refuse to employ menwho drink liquor

Because men who are under the In ¬

fluence of liquor are unsafe in theirbusiness dealings

Why do life Insurance companiesrefuse to insure the lives of habitualdrinkers

Because they are dangerous risksThey are liable toddle at any time

Cannot something be said in favorof the liquor traffic

Not one thing-It is not as bad as the yellow fever-

is itYes it kills more every year than

the yellow fever the smallpox and theearthquake all put together

What part of all Insanity cases areattributed to liquor

OnehalfWhat part of all crimesThreefourths-How many murdered wives each

year caused by drinkThree thousandHow many suicides each year does

liquor causeFive thousandHow many murdersSeven thousandHow many orphans-One hundred thousandHow many die drunkards every

yearOne hundred thousandHow many boys take their placesOne hundred thousandHow many boys become drunkards

every hourTwelve boys become drunkards ev ¬

ery hourWhose fault is it that men are per¬

mitted to sell liquor and cause somuch sin suffering and crime-

It is the fault of the men who vote-to allow It to be sold

Do men vote to allow such a dread-ful

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thingYes slrdnse to say some men vote-

to allow itIs it possible to put a stop to this

great wrongYes whenever a majority vote

against license liquor cannot be soldIf a man votes to allow liquor to be

sold does he not make himself toblame for the murders all the Insan-ity

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and all the crimes and all the suf¬

fering caused by liquorVeSt for by his vote he becomes a

party to all those wrongs-Is the sentiment against liquor

growing in FloridaYes the vote against saloons

grows stronger each electionHow many dry counties are there In

FloridaThirtysixHow many wet counties In FloridaElevenFor what end are we now workingStatewide prohibitionWhat temperance organizations are

there in FloridaThe AntiSaloon League for the

men the Womans Christian Tem ¬

perance Union for the women theYs for younger women and the

Loyal Temperance Legion for boysand girls

Have you either of these societies-in neighborhood-

If not organize today-

A BURGLAR IN TOWNis name is bad cough He doesnt

care for any S WOT silver but he willsteal your hftilth away If he appearsin your houe area him at once withBallards Hrehrfi 1 JSyrup It maymean consumption t you dont A curefor all cougHs cofi s and chest troubles Price 25c 50c and 1 per bottleSold by all druggists

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your patronage we guarantee give you back theMower in better condition than the day yon bought-

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