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Complete Line of Caskets and Burial MaterialsGraduated Embalmers and UudertakersI

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ET11E FLORIDA CONCRETE AND PAYING CO

W Mrs prepared to fill your orders for cement work of whatever kindManufacturers of cement brick building blocks hexagon and octagon

buck and all kinds of paving material We employ skilled workmen andj t ur motto is to please

Temporary quarters phone 266

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It t ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION

r And Proposed Charter of the OcalaI Investment Company

I The undersigned Intending and pro-posing

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to organize a corporation underthe general laws of the state of Flor ¬

ida relating to corporations for profithereby make and publish the follow

articles of corporation and protpbaed charter

IThe name of the corporation shall

ie the Ocala Investment company and1U principal place of business shall be-at Ocala Marlon county Florida-

III tThe general nature of business to

I transacted is to acquire buy ownt v lease sell and encumber real estate

to buy acquire and own personali property incident to Its business and

I4 buy and sell securities and to do andt perform such other business as Is in-cident

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to the purpose of this charterand not inconsistent with the laws ofthe state of Florida

inThe amount of capital 3tock author ¬

ized Is the sum of five thousand dol ¬t lars which will be divided into fiftyI shares of the par value of one hundred

dollars each nonassessableI-

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The corporation shall exist for aterm of fifty

yearsV

t The business of the company haulf be conducted by the following named

officers towit A president a vicei president and a secretary and treas-

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which last named offices may be-held by the same person and by ar board of not less than three directorswhich said officers shall be elected attho annual meeting of the stock hold-ers

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and directors to be held at OcalaFlorida on the third Tuesday in De ¬

cember of each yearThe names of the officers who shall

conduct the business of the companyS until those elected at the first election

shah be qualified are George Stuartpresident R TL Carroll vice president-and W W Clyatt secretary and treas-Urer

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ll VThMglrstmount of indebtedness

to which the corporation can at anyS time subject Itself is ten thousand

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subscribers and the amount subscrib-ed

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by each are as followsGeorge Stuart Ocala Florida 24

shares W W Clyatt Ocala Florida24 shares R R Carroll Ocala Flor-ida

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2 shares-In witness whereof the Incorporators

have hereunto set their hands and af-fixed

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their seals this the 26th day ofOctober 1909Geo Stuart Seal

W W Clyatt SealR R Carroll Seal

State of FloridaMarlon CountyPersonally appeared before me the

undersigned authority George Stuart-W W Clyatt and R R Carroll eachof whom are well known to me to bethe parties described In and who ex-ecuted

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the foregoing articles of Incorppratlon and proposed charter andeach acknowledged the execution ofthe same for the uses and purposestherein set forth and expressed

Given under my hand and seal ofoffice this the 26th day of October1909 Seal S T SIstrunk

Clerk Circuit Court Marlon CoNotice of Application for Letter

PatentNotice Is hereby given that the un-

dersigned¬

will on the 1st day of De ¬

cember 1909 apply to the governor ofFlorida at Tallahassee Florida forletters patent upon the foregoing arti-cles

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Iof Incorporation and proposed

charter Geo StuartW W Clyatt-R R Carroll

NOTICE-Of Final Settlement and Discharge

Notice Is hereby given that on the19th day ot January A D 1910 theundersigned as administratrix de bonisnon of the estate of Mary Conjersdeceased will present my final accountand vouchers to tha Honorable JosephBell Judge of probate In and for Ma¬

rlon county Florida at his office InOcala and will make my final settle ¬

ment and will apply for final dischargeas administratrix Joanna Lewis

As Administratrix de bonls non 01the estate of Mary Conyers de-ceased

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Dated Citra Fla July 16th 1909

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FoLEYMcnNETcURE-aha KN8 iiR Ukw SSg1ll

MARKET RfPORTS

Sew YorkPineapples Fla 24s per crate

150 2 30s 1 fl65 36s1 125 Cuua 24s 1 175

30s 90c 160 36s 1 110Porto Rico 24s 1 x 185 30s90c 170 36s SOc 115

Oranges Fla fancy well colored-per box 175 275 averagelots more or less green mixed sizesper box 150 2 Fla green andpoor per box 125 150 FlaSatsumas mixed sizes per strap 2

< > 250 Fla tangerines per strap3 Q 5-

Grapefruit Fla as to size andripeness per box 2 4

Cucumbers Fla per basket125 176Egg Plant Fla per basket

125 Q 175 per box 150225Lettuce Fla per basket 75c

125Okra Fla per carrier 125 if

175Peppers Fla per carrier 1

125Tomatoes Fla per carrier 125

225Chicago

Pineapples Fla Red Spanish-per crate 275 3 Cuban as tosize and condition 175 S 3

Oranges Fla as to quality andsize per box 175 J 225

Grapefruit Fla per box 225325 Cuban per box 275

3Cucumbers Fla medium to large

fine per hamper 150 2Egg Plant FJa per crate 175

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Green Peas Fla per hamper 2Peppers Fla green 6 basket

case 1 dp 125Squash Fla white per long

hamper SOcString Beans Fla green choice

per hamper 175 2 Fla waxgood to fancy per hamper 150

2Boston

Pineapples Red Spanish 24 percrate 225 250 30s 2

225 36s 150 2 SmoothCayenne 4

Oranges Fla good to choice perbox 2 225 common greenper box 150 175

Grapefruit Fla per box 225g 335

PhiladelphiaPineapples Fla per crate 2

250Oranges Fla per box 175

230Grapefruit Fla per box 250

8 350Cucumbers Fla per basket

150 2Peppers Green fancy per basket

35cEgg Plant Fla per crate 1752

St LouisOranges Fla auction per box

225 290 Fla Satsumas perbox 260 <g> 310

Grapefruit Fla per box 230y 325

Cucumbers Fla per hamper 1

175Peppers Fla fancy 6 basket

crates 175 2Egg Plant Fla choice to fancy

lage per 1 12 bu crate 2 i 225Gumbo Fla 6 basket crate

150 225Buffalo

Pineapples Fla 24s per crate2 250 30s 175 2 36s125 150Oranges Fla per box 2 g

250Grapefruit Fla per box 3

4 Cuban per box 250 350Cincinnati

Oranges Fla per box 150225Grapefruit Fla per box 250

jg> 325Beans Fla per hamper 250Cucumbers Fla per hamper

150 175-Tomatoes Fa per basket 1

Egg Plant Fla per case 175Squash Fla per crate 150

BOARD u1 PUBLIC INSTRUCTION-

Ocala Fla Nov 2 1909The Board of Public Instruction-

in and for Marion county met inregular session at their office in thecourt house with all members pres-ent

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as follows Isaac Stevenschairman B R BUtch and J SGrantham with Superintendent JH Brinson secretary

The minutes of the last meeting-were read and approved-

Mr J C Davis supervisor of theSummerfleld school asked that thesalary of their school be placed at

40 per month instead of 35 thepresent salary After due consider ¬

ation the same was declined and itwas agreed to again call the atten ¬

tion of the public to the resolutionpassed by the board some time agoto the effect that the salaries ofteachers were fixed and would notbe changed for this term

Mr W Luffman one of the trus ¬

tees of the Sparr school called andasked for twelve desks and a heaterand stove pipe Same was granted

Resignation of D V Jackson assupervisor of the Bethlehem schoolcolored was received and acceptedUpon recommendation of the pa ¬

trons J E Patterson was appointed-his successor The latter appeared-and reported progress in gettingseats and arousing interest

The matter of dismissing theschools of the county for the Fridayfollowing Thanksgiving was discuss-ed

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and it was agreed that thoseschools wishing to do so could dis¬

miss on Wednesday before Thanks¬

giving for the remainder of theweek but i riday should not becounted as taught It would be al-

lowable¬

where agreeable with theschools to make up this day byteaching on Saturday-

A request for Mitchell Rigdonliving near the Lake county line tobe allowed to send to school to HlgIcy in Lake county was made byMr C J xcoraney and it wasgranted and it was agreed that hewould be allowed 10 per monthfrom the funds of the Linadale dis¬

trict for transporting his and anyother children that may apply toschool-

G G James supervisor of MtTabor colored school called andasked for an extension of theirschool for one month Same wasrefused-

It was agreed to instruct the su-

pervisors¬

of the schools at Summerfield and Grahamville to see to se-

curing¬

a supply of water for eachschool by the most economical andpractical method the expense to thecounty not to exceed 25 in eachcase

Wednesday Nov 3 1009The board reconvened with all

members present and actingVt XJ Vtyzr a4 tf tj frnL

Tho ontBwTfce blow which knocked ut Cwbttt

iris a revelation to the prize fightersFrom the earliest days of the ring theknockout blow was aimed for the jawthe temple or the jugularvein Stomachpunches were thrown In to worry andweary the fighter but if a scientific manhad told one of the old fighters that themost vulnerable spot was the region ofthe stomach hed have laughed at himfor an ignoramus Dr Pierce b bringinghojxe to the public a parallel fact thatthqsomacIs the most vulnerable organout ofhe prtw ring as well as In it Weprotect ur itttis throatsfeetandlungbut the ye are utterly Indiffer-ent

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to until dlse v finds the solar plexusand knocks us out Make your stomachsound and strong v the us oflo Ug

jercesGQldcn MedfcaTJJiscoverv ai-rou protect vourgeinfrvoar motvijrn PT

iri soot Golden Medicii Discovery3cures weaTc stomach Indigestion ordyspepsia torpid liver bad thin and im-pure blood and other diseases of the or-gans of digestion and nutrition

TheGolden Medical Discovery his aspecific curative effect upon all xau ouasurfaces and hence cures catarrh nomatter where located or what stage itmay have reached In Nasal Catarrh itis well to cleanse the passages with DrSages Catarrh Remedy fluid while usingthe Discovery It as a constitutional rem-edy

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Why the Golden Medical Discov ¬

ery It cures catarrhal diseases as of thastomach bowels bladder and other pelvoorgans will be plain to yon if you willread a booklet of extracts from the writIngs of eminent medical authorities en-dorsing

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Its Ingredients and explainingtheir curative properties It is mailedfree on request Address Dr RV PierceBuffalo N Y This booklet gives all theIngredients entering into Dr Piercesmedicines from which it will be seen thatthey contain not a drop of alcohol puretriplerefined glycerine being used Instead

Dt Pierces great thousandpage Illus-trated

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Common Sense Medical Adviserwill be sent free paperbound for 21 onecent stamps or for 31 stamp

Dr Pierce as above

tees of the Reddick district calledand presented bill for fixing the wellat the school house and it wasagreed that the county would pay

25 from the county funds the bal¬

ance to be paid by the districtResignation of Eunice King

teacher of the Cedar Landing color-ed

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school was received and accepted-Mr W T Gary on behalf of the

trustees of the Ocala school calledand asked that help be granted MissCam in teaching the fourth grade-of the school the same being verybadly overcrowded It was agreedthat the board would pay an assis ¬

tant to Miss Cam 25 per month Ifa suitable one could be secured

The superintendent reported thatthe citizens of Ocala had more thansubscribed the amount necessary tosecure the county appropriation of

100 for making necessary changes-in the Ocala high school building toprovide for seating capacity and itwas ordered that when the work wassatisfactorily done the chairman andsecretary would draw a county war¬

rant for 100 In favor of W CBlanchard the contractor The su¬

perintendent further reported thatthe work was progressing and thatrecitation seats had been ordered toseat the recitation rooms of thebuilding Also that he had placedorders for ten pieces of blackboard20 primary charts 25 pint and 25quart cans of blackboard slatingand 25 desks to be made by E EConverse at Ocaa-

A request from the trustees of theBuck Pond school that in considera-tion

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of the very satisfactory condi ¬

tion of their school they were hav ¬

ing their teacher Mr G W Corbett should be paid 5 per monthfrom their district funds The samewas granted-

A request from the supervisor ofthe Pasley school for a blackboard-and heater was granted

The resignation of Miss Irene Mil ¬

ler as teacher of the Fort McCoyschool was received and accepted-and the superintendent reportedthat he had another teacher engag-ed

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for the place-A request was received from H

L Fisher supervisor of the Lake ¬

side colored school for desks andit was ordered that they be sent andthe freight to be paid by the school-

A request from the monitor of theDunnellon colored school to be paid

20 instead of 15 per month wasrefused-

A request for certain articles tobe furnished the Summerfieldschool was received and it wasagreed that the oard would furnishfour window lights 10x16 and onelock and key The other articlesrequested were such as are usuallyfurnished by the schools

Resignation of Nellie Hughes asassistant in the Pine Grove schoolcolored was received and accepted-The superintendent reported thatthe place had already been supplied-by the appointment of Fannie Crowell as monitor-

A recommendation from the pa¬

trons of the Kendrick school forthe appointment of Mr C H Shawm-as trustee vice Mr B C Webb re ¬

signed was received and the ap-

pointment¬

accordingly madeBills for sundry acounts and for

teachers salaries were audited andordered paid as per the financialstatement filed with the clerk of thecircuit court and posted on the bul

L ALEXANDERPractical

QMPEHTER m BUILDER

Careftri estimates m ae on allcontract work mves more and bet ¬

ter work for the money than my-nther contractor in o-

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KIDNEY CURELL CURE YOU

of any case of Kidney 01

Bladder disease that is notbeyond the reach of medi-cine Take it at once DC

not risk having Brights Disease or Diabetes There Is

nothing gained by delaySOc and i100 Bottle J

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recorded In the school ledger andthe warrant registered in the office-of the board

The treasurers report was re-ceived

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and checked over and found-to agree with the cancelled warrantsreturned

No further business appearing theboard adjourned to meet on Tues-day

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December 7 109J H Brinson Sec

FLORIDA STATEEDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION-

Local Committee Making ExtensivePreparations for a Record Break

ing Meeting at DeLandThe local executive committee form ¬

ed In DeLand some time ago for thepurpose of making extensive prepara ¬

tions for the big meeting of the StateEducational Association In DeLandDehember 2S31 held a meeting Mon-day

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evening and the chairmen of thevarious subcommittees formed a weekago all reported progress and it isevident that the people of this cityhave well In hand every detail Morethan 1000 will be spent In publicdecorations entertainment-etc The following well known gen-tlemen

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and ladles head the variouscommittees in tee order named

Prof A L L Suhrie publicity andcorrespondence-

Prof Theodore D Gulp ProgramMayor S A WoodTransportation-Mr V TV Gould president Business

Mens LeagueHotel accommodationsPostmaster W A Allen FinanceMr M Davis chairman of city coun-

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Public decorations-Mrs J L McCrory president W C

T UReceptlonPresident Lincoln Hulley Enter-

tainment¬

Supt A O Botts Local enrollmentThe Volusla county school board

and the DeLand city council havemade liberal appropriations towardthe general expenses

President Hathaway of Jacksonvilleand Dr Conradi of Tallahassee chair-man

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of the state executive committeewill be able to announce the educa ¬

tional program very soon It Is to be-a very strong one

KILLS TO STOP THE FIEND

The worst foe for 12 years of JohnDeye of Gladwin Mich was a run ¬

ning ulcer He paid doctors over 400without benefit Then Bucklens Ar ¬

nica Salve killed the ulcer and curedhim Cures fever sores boils felonseczema salt rheum Infallible forpiles burns scalds cuts corns 25cat all druggists

THE RUSTIC FLORIDIAN-AND HIS METHODS-

In Florida the stranger and un¬

initiated often run across terms ap-plied

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to the country that is newOne of these is the term flatwoods This is generally appliedto low pine woods that are practical-ly

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covered by water during the rainyseason but that grow splendidcrops when the water recedes Theperiod during the months of JulyAugust and September is the rainyseason

These flatwoods lands vary inheight so that there are here andthere ridges and knolls that are outof the water all the time and it ison these ridges that the Floridacracker makes a little home and

develops his farm-A Florida cracker Is a rustic

son of the soil The home of thecracker Is a home in every sense

except perhaps the building and tothose people who think a homemust be a palace the cot of thecracker would appear rather In¬

significant but nevertheless it ishome In every sense of the meaningin some cases built of small logswith the cracks filled with looseboards rived from the pine treesRough and crude as these homesmay be the occupants generallyenjoy the best of health and arehappy and a case of sickness amongthese people is a rare occurrenceThey abhor civilization and fromthose sections of the country thathave rapidly developed in the pastfew years the cracker has de-camped

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On the advent of civiliza-tion

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he pulls up stakes and retreatsfarther back in the wilderness

crude as his life may be however-he is the advance guard of civiliza-tion

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and a man who would not ex¬

change his method or mode of lifefor that of any human being underthe canopy of heaven His farmIng operations are sufficient to sup-ply

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the few needs of his family andthe work of producing them is inno wise a burden and the pleasure-of life in the woods with its hunt ¬

ing fishing and cruising about insearch of stray cattle and hogs is tohim an ideal existence

Every flatwoods farmer has hispony or mule a few head of cattle-a large drove of razorback hogsand a flock of hens While he paysvery little attention to farming inthe course of a year he does how¬

ever produce quite a quantity andvariety of foodstuffs While someof these crackers limit theirfarming operations to the planting-of an acre or two of sweet potatoes-and attending to their hogs and cattie there are others who go intoagricultural pursuits more exten-sively

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We have a mand In mind wholives a few miles back from thecoast whose name should we men ¬

tion It would be Immediately re¬

cognized by Floridians acquainted-with this section of the countryThis man owns a horse a big bunchof hogs a number of cattle and hehas entered into the spirit of pro¬

gress and is doing quite a littlefarming This last year he had inthe neighborhood of ten acres Incorn that gave him a splendid yieldand not to depart from his primitive-ways he had an acre in sweet po¬

tatoes planted early and they soldreadily In an early market Thisone acre was followed later by twomore acres that will give him andhis family food and furnish some I

ready money He had one acre ofrice which gave a very handsomeyield also one acre in sugar canefrom which he secured about twelvebarrels of syrup He also had a finecrop of watermelons and a notice ¬

able feature of all these agriculturalefforts was the splendid cultivation-

This man is happy and whyshouldnt he be with a little cabin-in the woods his family aroundhim plenty of hogs and hominysweet potatoes and syrup Notroubles no disagreeable neighbors-to dispute his rights this flatwopdsfarmer Is one of the happiest hu ¬

man beings and Is a type of a classwho live long happily and die inthe grace of GodEast CoastHomeseeker

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What Is CASTORIACastorio is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil Paregone Drops and Soothing Syrups It is Pleasant Itcontains neither Opium Morphine nor other Karcotiosubstance Its ago is its guarantee It destroys Wormsand aliuys Feverishness It curc Diarrhoea and WindColic It relieves Teething Troubles cured Constipation-and Flatulency It assimilates the Food regulates theStomach and Bowels giving healthy and natural sleepThe Childrens PanaceaThe Mothers Friend

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And of course Indigestion If neg-lected

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diseases in wnlch Kodol cannot sold If we did not know Just whatbenefit you Some of these there It will do we would not guiranteIs no help for at all It the way we do

There are In fact very few all¬ It Is easy for you to prove Kodolments which cannot a traced dl¬ the next or the first time yourectly to Impure blood And Im-pure

¬ have an attack of Indigestion Andblood is always duo to a dis-

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stomach the results It is perfectly harm-lessUse Kodol and prevent Nervous

Dyspepsia There can be no harm in tryingKodol will effectually assist Na ¬ something that may do you a great

ture to secure a complete restora-tion

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this by at once digesting all foodin the stomach and keeping It di-

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When it is recalled that Apo-plexy

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