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THE DEPOSITORS IN THIS BANKi Are the merchants the professional and successful met and women of

the city the farmers of the surrounding territory I

We accommodate all classes Our customers represent the men andwomen who have bull ajjd aj tllK building successful enterprises

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Also carries a Complete Line of Builders and Shell

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Look over our Stock and get our prices before yow

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Complete Line of Caskets and Burial MaterialsGraduated Embalmers and Undertakers-

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CRUSHED STONE CEMENT LAKE WEIR SAND COMMON SAND

We have a stone crusher at work In Ocala and are prepared to do allkinds of Cement Work Build Foundations make Cement Blocks CementBrick Build Sidewalks Artificial Stone Fences Stone Mantels We makeBlocks for Foundations for house work which look better than brick andthe cheaper Warehouse and Crusher on Coast Line track north of Foundry

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Machine Is recognized all over the world as the model of sewing machineperfection and all other makes are judged by the Singer standard Thatis why every woman is proud to own a Singer sold only by the SingerSewing Machine Co dealing directly from maker to user They are nowbeing sold at lower prices I I 5

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CHAPTER XTIlE SLOUGH OF-

monthsTRAQUILLITY

stole by with tan ¬

slowness The autumnTfREE on Into winter withoutof expression in the

benign face of nature Christmas daywas as hot as If It had come in mid ¬

summer the natives were as nakedthe trees as fully clad The six monthswere passing away In spite of them-selves

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Ten weeks were left beforethe worn but determined heirs couldcast off their bonds and rush away toother climes It mattered little whetherthey went away rich or poor Theywere to go Go That was the richest thing the future held out to them

True they rode and played and swamand romped without restraint but be ¬

neath all of their abandon there lurkedthe ever present pathos of the Jail theasylum the detention ward

Not until the end of January wasthere a sign of revolt against the evergrowing Insidious condition of melan ¬

choly As they turned into the lastthird of their exile they found beartto rejoice in the thought that releasewas coming nearer and nearer Theend of March eight weeks off Soonthere would be but seven weeks thens

lAndall this time the islanders toiled

as they had tolled for years Theyreckoned In years while the strangers-cast up times account in weeks andcalled them years Each lay thebrown men worked In the mines pilinggems Into the vaults with a resolute ¬

ness that never falteredFrom London came disquieting news

for all sides to the controversy Thestruggle promised to be drawn out foryears perhaps The lonely legateesmarooned in the far south sea began-to realize that even after they hadspent their six months of probationthey would still have months evenyears of waiting before they couldtouch the fortune they laid claim to I

The Islanders also were vaguely awake-to the fact that everything might betied up for years despite the provi ¬

signs of the will A restless stubbornfeeling of alarm spread among themThis feeling gradually developed itselfinto bitter resentment Hatred for thepeople who were causing this delaywas growing deeper and fiercer

Their counselor the complacent cue ¬

my held himself aloof from the menand women that his charges werefighting He met the two lawyersoften but nothing passed betweenthem that could have been regarded asthe slightest breach of trust Helived like a rajah in his shady bunga-low

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surrounded by the luxuries of oneto whom all things are brought indi-visible

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If he had any longing for thesociety of women of his own race andkind he carefully concealed it IllsIndifference to the subtle though un ¬

mistakable appeals of the two gentle ¬

women in the chateau was irritating-In the extreme When he deliberatelythough politely declined their invita-tion

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to tea one afternoon their humilia ¬

tion knew no boundsLady Depplngham and Mrs Browne

should not be misunderstood by thereader They loved their husbands-I am quite sure of thatbut they weretired of seeing no one else tired oftalking to no one else Moreover insupport of this one sided assertionthey experienced from time to timethe most melancholy attacks of Jeal-ousy

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If Mrs Browne In plain despairwent off for a days ride with LordDeppingham that gentlemans wifewas sick with Jealousy If Lady Ag¬

nes strolled In the moonlit gardenswith Mr Browne the former MissBate of Boston could scarcely controlher emotions They shed many tearsof anguish over the faithlessness ofhusbands tears of hatred over theviciousness of temptresses Their quar ¬

rels were fierce their upbraldings char ¬

acteristic but In the end they criedand kissed and made up

They did not know of course thatthe wily Britt despite his own depres ¬

sion was all the while accumulating-the most astounding lot of evidence toshow that a decided streak of insanityexisted In the two heirs-

If they could only be married insome way was Britts private lamentto Saunders from time to time whendespair overcame confidence

Ive got a ripping idea Saunderssaid one day

Lets have It Youve always gotem Why not divide with me

Cant do It Just yet Ive been look¬

ing up a little matter Ill spring itsoon

How long have you been working-on the Idea 1

Nearly four months said Saun-ders

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yawning-Gad this climate Is enervating

was BrItts caustic commentSaunders was heels over head In love

with Miss Pelham at this time so itIs not surprising that be bad somesort of an Idea about marriage nomatter whom it concerned

Night after night the Deppingbamsand Brownes gave dinners balls musicales bridges masks and theatersuppers at the chateau First onewould Invite the other to a great ballthen the other would respond by giv-

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a sumptuous dinnerOne morning during the first week-

in February the steamer from Adenbrought stacks of mailthe customarynewspapers magazines novels telegrams and letters It was noticed thather ladyship had several hundred let¬

ters many bearing crests ortccats ofarms

At last she came to a letter of manypages covered with a scrawl that look

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ea preposterously lasmonaoie uiayAgnes gave a sudden shriek and leap-

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to her feet performed a dance thatset her husband and Bobby Browne togasping

Shes coming she cried ecstatical-ly

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repeating herself a dozen timesWhos coming Aggy roared her

husband for the sixth timeThe princess Deppy Im going to

squeeze you I must squeeze some-body I Isnt it glorious Now nownow life will be worth living In thisbeastly place

Her dearest friend the princess hadwritten to say that she was coming tospend a month with her

In her uncles yacht Deppythe bigone that came to Cowes last year dontyou know Of course you do Dontlook so dazed Hes cruising for acouple of months and is to set herdown here until the yacht returns fromBorneo and the Philippines v She saysshe hopes it will be quiet here QuietShe hopes It will be quiet

I say DeppIngham you can takeher out walking and pick up a crownful of fresh rubles every day or sosaid Browne

Hang It all Browne Im afraid topluck a violet these days Every time-I stoop over I feel that somebodysgoing to take a shot at me 1 wonderwhy the beggars select me to shoot atTheyre not always popping away atyou Browne Why Is it

Its all right so long as they dontkill you was Brownes consoling re ¬

markBy Jove said Depplngham start-

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up with a look of horror In hiseyes sudden comprehension rushingdown upon him I wonder If theythink 1 am you Browne Horrible

The enemys office hours were from 3to 5 in the afternoon Twice a weekMiss Pelham came down from the cha ¬

teau in a gayly bedecked jinrikisha tosit opposite to him in his stuffy cornerof the banking house his desk betweenthem her notebook trembling withpropinquity Mr Britt generously-lent the pert lady to the enemy inexchange for what he catalogued ashappy days

Miss Pelham made It a point to look-

as fascinating as possible on the occa ¬

sion of those Interesting trips Into the-n nvc tprritnrv

Con Inued Tomorrow

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The most complete place of itskind in the country Remodeled-and right uptodateFirstclass IL tanrant in Connection

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NOTICE OF ELECTION I

Under and by authority vested in I

the undersigned as mayor of the city I

of Ocala a municipal corporation or-ganized

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and existing under the lawsI of the state of Florida I hereby J

proclaim and give notice that a muni ¬I

cipal election for the city of Ocala ishereby called and will be held in the

i sal city of Ocala Marion county-Floridathe 14th

onday of December A D 1909

for the purpose of electing a mayorof the said city also one councilman-from the first ward also one council ¬

man from the second ward also onecouncilman from the third ward alsoone councilman from the fourth wardand also one councilman at large forthe said city aforesaid andhereby ap-point

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the inspectors and clerks as fol-

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for the respective wards I

Ward No 1C H Mathews W CJeffords O B House inspectors and-E

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C Bennett clerkWard No 2J H Livingston Sr

T D Lancaster A J Brigance in ¬

spectors and D A Miller clerkWard No 3Joseph Shuford John

Bailey J A Pittman inspectors andJ W Lyles clerk I

Ward No toE W Kraybill R A I

Carlton A Y Strunk inspectors and I

R C Loverid e clerk I

John D oertson Mayor

NOTICE OF SALENotice Is given that pursuant to an

order of the judge of the Fifth cir ¬

cuit of Florida I will receive bids forthe turpentine location now in myhands as receiver known as IrvinePlace consisting of all of the prop ¬

erty timber timber rights turpen-tine

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leases and personal property be¬

longing to said Jocation said bids tobe in writing and will be received byme at Irvine Florida up to the 6thday of December 1909 the said prop-erty

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to be sold for cash-D J McEachern Receiver

This Nov 22nd 1909I

NOTICE OF SALENotice is hereby given that on Sat-

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December 11th 1909 the follothtg good of the personal property-of estate of H J Watkins will be soldon corner near Marion Hotel in Dunnellon Fla to the highest and bestbidder as follows

1 large lot of household and kitchenfurniture

1 lot farm implements and carpen-ter

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tools2 shotguns1 ri le and 3 boxes cartridges2 show cases1 side harness leather3 pistols1 roll rubber packing1 fever thermometer6 hives bees5 bundles hive material and hat and

smoke19 packages medicine2 Elgin watches1 package pens and 1 sack peanuts1 soda fount1 syrup barrelI pair old sash1 lot of house plunder1 box plunder1 eltotric battery-

D G Watkins Administrator

CASH IN CHICKENS

What Can be Done in Florida WIth aFew Fowls on a Small Tract-

of LandMrs W A Paschall of Lukens

Florida Is an authority on fowls Inthis state In a recent letter she Mid

If a poultrxman or woman canraise most of their feed they canmake a good thing of the poultry

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I else on the farm and eggs aresoaring up now In price and as beef

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a luxury to thousands of city peopleand they resort to eggs if they arecheap but ala they are anything

II but cheap now And anyone who hasI only an acre or two can go In thej poultry business on a small scale Byi having long narrow runs made withj wire netting one run can be plantedin green stunt while the fpwls are inthe other and by alternating theplanting one can have a tine run ofgreen rood that will save many doleJars in the feed bill-

y can raise everything neededI for chickens except wheat and that-is not absolutely necessary althougha little wheat mixed with corn oatsrye rape rice millet and sunflower-seed Is good As to the green stufflettuce turnips and the like It can be

I had In abundanceThere are Insect peets here as hi

the north and ether parts of thesouth but the intelligent keeper ofpoultry can fight them as easily hereand as successfully as anywhere Saef

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