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CITRUS GROWERS IN TAMPA

f The meeting of citrus fruit groers InTampa yeaterday had an attendance of

i g over 5W and was a most enthusiastictr one

POKES ORIGINATED IN PERSIAtJohn B Barber of New Orleans

speaking about the game of poker saidI that while most tnn will testify to the

fact that few know very much about1 the great American game of poker

1even the experts will admit they areIgnorant of the origin of the game

All the evidence about poker whichhas come to light however points toIts origin In New Orleans continued

c 3Cr Barber The question Is wheredid New Orleaas get It from or It is anImprovement some game known to

1 the population of that city who ItI must be remembered were French and

r used French terms In any games thatI they played

b There Is no French game playedwith only twenty cards as poker wasplayed at New Orleans In 1832 butthere are several French games in

f which all the poker hands are to befound except four of a kind AmbignBrelan and many others will at onceik suggest themselves But all theseFrench games are played with threecards only In the hand of each player

f Where could the Inventor of pokerhave found a game played with five

Y cards In each hand and the pack con-sisting

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p of twenty cards ohlyThe standard pack of cards InEuJ

4 rope from the earliest days has beenwhat Is now called the piquet packwhich Is the same as our Americaneuchre pack thirtytwo cards There

4Is only one country In the world wherepoker has always been played with fivecards in the hand of each player and

d that is PersiaBut the game Is not cane poker It

Is called nas If they brought it toNew Orleans from Persia or If someresident of that city was familiar with

I the Persian game and thought it anImprovement on the French game ofambign and brelan the Introducer wasprobably French and more familiar

r with French games and French termsl than with Persian

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PROTECTION

A poor farmer Pennsylvania withj

l greatvcare and attention raised a finecrop of wheat and in the Joy of hisi success forget how many drops ofweat tile precious grain had cost him

1 says the Chicago Public I will sellsome said herto his wife and withtho proceeds will buy carPet for our

r bare floors The honest countrymany arriving In Philadelphia there met an

American apd an EnglishmanOve me your wheat said the

IAmerican ana I will give you seven ¬

tyfive yards of jcafpej The English-man

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said Give It to me and I willgive you 100 yards for we Englishmencan maks carpets cheaper than Amer¬

Ican for our wool Is not taxedBut a customhouse e officer standing

I by said to the countryman My goodfellow make your exchange you

1 choose with the American but myy duty Is to prevent your doing so with

the EnglishmanWhat exclaimed the Countryman

I do you wish me t6take 75 yards ofAmerican Carpet when I can have 100yards from England 1

Certainly Do you not see thatAmerica wonld bo the loser if you wereto receive 100 yards Instead of 75T

lII can scarcely understand thissaid the laborer

Nor can I explain Itl1ald the cus-toms

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house officer but there is noq doubt of the fact for congressmen and

editors all agree that a people Is Im-

poverished in proportion as It receivesa large compehsatlon for any givenquantity of Its produce

Thus having protected from theEnglishman the countryman was ob-liged

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to conclude his bargain with theAmerican

Thus having been protected from theprotection as usual He wondered

Why he could not make both ends meetS

as usual

ALL PLAYER GETS BACK

During the recent visit of MuggyI McQaw to Philadelphia and his crew

the guests at the Majestic Hotel wereregaled with some humorous tales andthe fan bees were keenly appreciated-by tHbse individuals who love to buttInto professional company whether-It be athletic or theatrical says theTimes The ball tossers were talkingabout sore hips batting averages con-dition

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etc when a solidly built mangot Into the conversation-

You boys make mo weary he beegan as he secured the attention of theplayers Why when I was your ageI could play ball all day and nevertire Look at mel Nearly threescoreyears on my back and never sick aday Plain living boys thats what Igot up at 5 oclock every morning and

Lc worked until 7 and then ate a break ¬

fast of plain oatmeal water breadJust plain food then hard work untilnoon and then aplaln dinner Afterthat I took an hours exercise-

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Y pard said Bugs Raymondwhat the devil were you In torr

RITI8H AND GERMON PHYSIQUE-

s Arnold White Inthe London WorldI

nays Ten millions of our people Inhabit dwellings inferior to the kennels

4 p provided for the hounds in a well man-aged

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1 hunt The results of living indwellings unfit for human habitation-and the prevalence of a dietary scarefrom which English meat bread andmilk arej excluded are fatal to success-ful

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+rivalry With a virile and healthy

race where agriculture is fostered forstrategical reasons

I Having spent hours In watching theiI arrival of the early morning trains In

Berlin and Hamburg I am appalledC with the contrast between the vlgor

> oas and wellsetup broadchestedr4 and healthylooking clerks brawny

shopmen and stalwart laborers on theL i other side of the North Sea and thec champagne shouldered oho< ked

t jfeeoncheeted lacklustre tralnfuls oft v

men of the same classes landed at Liv-erpool

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t street Victoria and CharingCroait

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Or4 A clergyman who was not averse to

iJ a occulo glass hlredan Irishmanj to dean owl Ws cellar The Irishmant i j egaa kIswork He brought forth a-

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cording TitBitsThey are dead ones PatThey are said Pat Well there-

Is one good thing about Itthey allhad the minister with them when theywere dying-

GILCHRISTAND THE GLANDERS

Som Important Information Furnishedby the Governor of the State

Tampa TribuneTallahassee July 22lnan Inter ¬

view with Governor Albert W Gllchrlstrelative to his recent trip to New Yorkthe ro1l0wfng Information was eleclted

From Colonel Scott superintendentof West Point Academy the governorlearned a great deal about glanders-The subject of glanders and relief busgrowing out of the killing of animalshaving glanders has afflicted the legis-

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of Florida for a number of yearsCol Scott stated that while in thePhilippines he had the Mullin treat-ment

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applied to a number of hoseWhen the r action would show gland-ers

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he separated those horses from the-re t of the horses A short time aft-erward

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the test would be appliedagaic no reaction following in manycases By this means he found outthat this test when applied to horsesaffected with glanders in its inciplency was a cure for glander

In our state says Governor Gilchrist 441t would thus appear that manyhorses may have been improperly shot-on account of this reaction It thusappears that this treatment would savethe horses if applied when the gland-ers

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are In an Incipient stage Whenthe glanders shows the sores in thenose there Is absolutely no cure for itAny one having a cut on his hand ora sore is liable to take the glandersfrom an infected animal The death-of a man from glanders is one of themost horrible deaths In the world andthere Is absolutely no cute for a manwhen affected It appears howeverthat when the Mullin treatment Is ap-

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to animals in time it is a curefor tJem Many horses could be sav-

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tit are now killed

There Is more catarrn In this sec ¬

tion of the country than all other dis ¬

eases put together and until the lastfew years was supposed to be incur ¬

able For a great many years doctorspronounced it a local disease and pre-

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local remedies and by con-stantly

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falling to cure with localtreatment pronounced it incurableScience has proved catarrh to oe aconstitutional disease and thereforerequires constitutional treatmentHallsCatarrh Cure manufactured byF J heney Co Toledo Ohio isthe only constitutional cure on themarket It Is taken Internally indoses from 10 drops to a teaspoonfulIt acts directly on the blood and mu-cus

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surfaces of the system They of¬

fer one hundred dollars for any caseit rails to cure Send for circulars andtestimonials Address FJ CHENEY-

CO Toledo Ohio Sold by drug ¬

gists 75c Take Halls Family Pillsfor constipation

RESPITE FOR OWENS-

R JEL Owens the white man whowas to have been hung at Gainesvilletoday secured a little longer lease oflife by a writ of error which his law ¬

yer obtained from the supreme court

ADULTERATIONS

in High Grade Paint cost usuallyfrom twelve to eighteen dollars perton Pure Lead and Pure Zinc costtOm ninetyfive to one hundred andtwenty dollars per ton Which is thebest paint

Davis 100 per cent

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purity or the other kind Willyou still buy the OTHER KIND andenrich the manufacturer at your ex-

rensoDavis lbOper cent Pure Paint will

stand the test of the most rigid PurePaint Law For sale by the MarionHardware Co Ocala Fin

The pride of the court Pharmacy isIts prescription department Puredrugs only are used which are select-ed

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by men of experience

Delay In commencing treatment for-a slight irregularity that could havebeen cured quickly by Foleys KidneyRemedy builds up the worn out tis ¬

sues and strengthens these organsSold by all druggists-

Can be depended upon Is an ex-

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berlains Colic Cholera and DiarrhoeaRemedy it means that it never fails toeuro diarrhoea dysentery or bowelcomplaints It Is pleasant to take andequally valuable for children andadults-

A new line of popular priced booksJust in at the Ocala News Co

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Service Is the keynote of a banksusefulnessIt embraces all else

Good bank service Is business tonic-It keeps financial matters In a flourish-ing

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Banks help to keep business movingThey make it easier for men to do bus-iness

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In financial matters offer asafe place for keeping money Bankkeep money in circulation their sys-

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Bank servic is a constant every-day tonic to business and the toniceffects are lasting they do not wearoff The business of each new day ishelped along by bank service

Among business men good barkservice is accepted as a matter of factMen who are brought face to face inactual business with good bank ser ¬

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Our service must be experienced tobe appreciated-

THE MUNROE CHAMBLISS BANK

Ocala Florida

INCREASE YOUR LIGHTS-

I have just received a lot of thecelebrated Halophane glass shades for-

Ielectric lights These shades increaseyour light power 75 per cent Trythem H W Tucker the electric sup-ply

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Many people do not need glasses butmost people do

You may be one of the majorityThere are two ways of finding out

Oneawait for time and disease todrive you to it-

TwoConsult us about itWe Can Tell You whether or not you

need them and charge nothing for con-sultations

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rooms 2 and 4 Gary bl-

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welcome to visiting knightsSidney Haile C C

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OKLAWAHA TRIBE NO 41 I O R M

Meets Thursday evenings at 730 atYongea hell W Gray C of R

If you have pains In the back weakback or any other Indications of aweakened or disordered condition ofthe kidneys or bladder you should getDeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pillsright away when you experience theleast sign of kidney or bladder com-plaint

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but be sure that you get Dewilts Kidney and Bladder Pills Weknow what they will do for you andif you will send your name to E CDeWitt Co Chicago you will re-

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a free trial box of these kidney-and bladder pills They are sold here-by all druggists

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spending several weeks at Barnwell-S C his old home combining busi-ness

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homeMrTV V Chappell who has been-

in South Carolina for several weeksvisiting his brothers returned home afew days ago

Mr A B Halsell of Griner Farmspent several hours here last Satur ¬

dayMiss Grace Rogers of Sparks Ga

tne accomplished sister of Mrs M GDavis is spending some time withherMiss Annie Davis who has beenspending the summer with her broth-er

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Mr M G Davis is visiting herbrother at New Smyrna Her manyfriends here hope she will soon re ¬

turn She takes an interest in ourSunday School and such people are al ¬

ways appreciated in our community-Mr and Mrs C E Nix who have

been spending several weeks here-with their parents have returned toFloral City

Mr G D Hogan and family at ¬

tended the barbecue at Fort McCoylast Friday

Mrs A A Olin left for Jacksonvillelast Sunday to visit relatives MrOlin expects to leave in a few daysand they will visit several places InSouth Florida

Mrs W B Livingston and childrenand Mrs Clifford Livingston attended-the picnic at Reddick last Thursday-

Mr Don Grace who was a passen-ger

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on the wrecked excursion trainnear here Tuesday spent several hourshere with his uncle C I Grace Wed ¬

1 nesday He says he does not care to-

go through the same experienceagain

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Tour complexion as well as yourtemper Is rendered miserable by adisordered liver By taking Cham ¬

berlains Stomach and Liver Tabletsyou can improve both-

WANTEDPosition by young whiteman at anything handy with toolsJohn Walsh 5S North Orange streetcity 6172t r

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HIT HARD BY THE HURRICANE-

Texas Suffered Heavily in Life andProperty from Wednesdays

StormNew Orleans July 23 Belated re¬

ports from Isolated places swell thelist of dead and the property loss fromthe hurricane of Wednesday-

The list of dead In Texas towns areEl Campo 1 Palaclos 4 Wharton1 Kendleton 1 Ramsey 1 Fatallyinjured Palaclos 21 seriously Injur-ed

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I at Bay CIty 1 at Eagle Pass 1

The territory near Bay City was theI hardest hit Half of the town was de-

molished¬

and there was great propertyI loss Eagle Pass suffered greatly and-

Iwas almost entirely demolished

Five or ten reported drowned atTarpon Pier were rescuedbelng pick-

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up by the yacht Maud off Red Fishreef

Thirteen Reported KilledI Beaumont Texas July 23It is re¬

ported from High Island that thirteenpersons three brothers named Aber-nathy and their families who leftHigh Island for Sabine Pass Tuesday-are missing The mules to the wagons of the parties were found drowned

I in searching for the bodiesj

j Worst Ever KnownI Austin Tex July 23Central andsoutheast Texas had the worst stormever known last night At times thewinds had a velocity of seventy miles-an hour A house was overturnedThere are no casualties

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Do Ton Open Your MonthLike a young bird and gulp down whatever feed or medicine may be offered you

lOr do you want to know something of thecomposition and character of that whichyou take into your stomach whether aifood or medicine

Most intelligent and sensibo peoplenowadays Insist on knowing what theyemploy whether as food or as medicine-Dr lierce believes they have a perfectright to insist upon such knowledge So hepublishes rlcast and on each bottle

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For the cure of womans peculiar weak ¬

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I It is equally effective in curing painfulperiods in strength to nursingmothers and In preparing the system olthe expectant mother for babys comingthus rendering childbirth safe and com-paratively

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cure of the diseases for which it claimedI

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DONT LETS MAKE THE-SOLDIER A PAUPER

Whatever else the present legisla ¬

ture may do let us hope that itwillnot put the Confederate soldier and thepauper on a parity

The man who made a good soldierhas ordinarily made a good citizen Theman who was shiftless shirked hisduties and made a poor soldier has as-a rule made a poor citizen and isfound naturally on the pauper listwhere he belongsbut dont lets mixthe real soldier up with him

Lets separate the soldier list fromthe pauper list Exchange

Articles like the above appearing Inthe papers from time to time lakesus old pauper vets tired especiallywhen the reverse Is true

All old soldiers know that it was notthe shrewd business man that did thehard fightiftg Generally they weresharp and shrewd enough to avoid allheavy duty If they did not get to beofficers they managed to get on lightdetails in the quartermasters commis-sary

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ordnance or other bombproofdepartments Some of them made tiptop forage masters They were known-in the army as buttermilk rangersfeatherbed soldiers etc

The same shrewd methods that ena ¬

bled them tq avoid heavy duty in thearmy they carried Into their avocationsafter the war and succeeded in accumulating property Their ability tomake money held nothing to do withmaking them good soldiers It wasnot this class of men that built up thesplendid reputation of the Southernsoldier as having no peer or superior-in history-

In Florida many of the hardworkng

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I hardfighting old soldiers put all theirsavings into orange groves The freeze

I wiped out their labor of years and putI them naturally on the pauper listwhere they belong 0 fie ComradeHarris

Comrade Harris was no doubt a gal ¬lant soldier and left his footprints onmany a hardfought bloody battlefield-but thenO well there were othersand papers publishing such scurryslanderous articles ar doing a major-ity

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rank injustice At least such-is the humble opinion of

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THE POSTMASTERS LEAGUE

Will Meet in Ocala August 1819 Em-

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All Third and FourthClass Postmasters Big

Meeting Anticipated-

The Florida Postmasters Leaguepostmasters of the third and fourthclass win meet in Ocala August 18and 19 The following call has been

I issued by the secretaryI Florida Postmasters of Third and

Fourth ClassI Do not forget the League meeting-at Ocala August 1819 1909 Makeyour arrangements now so that therewill be no hindrances at the last mo-

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The first assistant postmastergeneral has granted leave of absence

I to all postmasters of third and fonrthclass offices in the state of Florida foras many days not exceeding six toattend League meeting August 18 and19

The situation in Florida is one thatwill require careful but vigoroustreatment Begin now to meet theconditions-

If we are to accomplish anythingeither for tha improvement of the ser-vice

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or our conditions we must main-tain

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i our identity as an organization-of third and fourth class It is spe-

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desired that this meeting shallbe attended by all postmasters of the I

third snd fourth class and that ev-

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district be represented whetherI League member or not

The meeting will be called at 230-p m at the court house in OcalaWednesday August 18

The following subjects will be dis¬

cussed-

A Postmasters Duty in LeagueWork and How Can We Interest theIndifferent Postmaster

What Can We Do to Raise theStandard of the Work Done by OurClass and Properly Fit Us for CivilService

j Recent Department Orders andTheir Improvement of the Service

Benefits Derived From the League-to the Service and Postmasters ItsAims and Objects

Needed Reform and Best Plans forCompensation for Fourth Class Of-

ficesBenefits of Savings Banks

Let each one come prepared totake an active part in the meetingMiss MARION W SARGEANT

SecretaryFlorida State Leagueof Postmasters-

Avon Park FlaI

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FINE PUPPIES FOR SALE-

I have six fine pointer puppies forsale at five dollars each W H ClarkOcala Fla 3tdltw

HOUSE FOR RENT-

A new sevenroom house for renton Daugherty street Apply to A GGates

Dont waste your money buyingplasters when you can get a bottle ofChamberlains Liniment for twentyfive cents A piece of flannel damp ¬

ened with this liniment Is superior toany plaster for lame back pains in theside and chest and much cheaper-

Do not forget that you can find any¬

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