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rOCALA EVENING STAR THURSDAY DECEMBER 16 1909

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L Blttinger and R R CarrollEditors and Publishers

C L BITTIXGER Editor-

R R CARROLL Business Manager

HALEYMIXON-

The Hale Mixon wedding last nightat the Baptist church was a beautifulaffair The church was crowded withfriends and admirers of the fair brideand others curious to see so pleasing-and Interesting an event Not onlywas tho church full but the observersextended into the vestibule and outonto the sidewalk while others pass-ed

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around to the annex and through-the glass doors viewed the brilliantceremony v

The church building around the al ¬

tar was a bower of plants flowersferns vines bamboo magnolia pinesand cedars The festooning that extended from the center or big chan ¬

delier in front of the rostrum in sixstrands reaching either side of theroom was ornamented with vineswhile wedding bells 25 In number andIntersporced with white bows that In

the glare of the electric lights and thewell dressed attendants lent a charm-to the scone that was truly lovely andinspiring

While the audience was anxiouslyawaiting the arrival of the bewitchingbride Mrs W J Byrne a very sweetsinger entertained delightfully insinging Rose of My Heart accom ¬

panied by Prof W S Pike on the or-

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and Miss Mary Connor on theviolin

As the wedding party advancedProf Pike und Miss Connor beganMendelssohns wedding march chang-ing to the bridal chorus from Lohen ¬

grin as the bride entered the doorleaning on the arm of her father MrCharles J Phillips The music con-

tinued¬

while the bride approached thealtar During the ceremony the or-

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executed Shumans Germanlove song in soft tones

Mr Emmett Robinson received mostgracefully the arrivals in the vesti-bule

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while the ushers Mr EdwardRay of Pensacola Mr John Pelot ofJacksonville and Mr Alfred Beckseated the guests The three frontseats were reserved for the Intimatefriends of the family The attendantsentered in the following order

Miss Reblo Marders of Mississippientered with Mr Joseph Bell MissAnnie Atkinson with Mr C L Sis

y trunk Miss Pauline Sullivan with Drt Clarence Taylor of Mississippi Miss

Carrie Williams with Dr Thomas ofAluchua Miss Maggie Lee Bryant ofMississippi with Mr John Pelot ofJacksonville and the first bridesmaidMiss Rachel MIxon of Jacksonvilles with Mr Emmett Robinson Thecouples alternated the first grooms ¬

man passing down the north aisle andthe bridesmaid down the youth aislethe next couple changing the maiddown the north aisle and the groomdown the south aisle ancLoon untilall had passed and as each reached-the rostrum they crossed over andfaced each other Miss Mary Phillips I

sister of the bride entered alone downthe south aisle followed by the brideand her father-

As the bride took her position underthe big white wedding bell suspendedfrom the chandelier Mr Haley thegroom accompanied by his best man

t exGoxernor James K Vardaman ofMississippi entered from the vestryand met tho bride and her maid ofhonor facing the pastor of the church

4 Rev Henry E Gabby who in clearand Impressive words of exquisite dic

V tlon and of lofty and hallowed senti-ments+ ri spoke of the sacredness of themarriage vows and how jealously theyshould guard the divine fires of love

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and affection so that they should nev-er

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burn low tout In the glow of its I

light and warmth be a perpetual joyand benediction to their souls and life

It has seldom occurred that a moreImpressive and lovely ceremony wasspoken than by Rev Gabby last nightand every one of the audience seem ¬

ed to catch the Inspiration his wordsevoked-

It+ is not necessary to speak in detail-of the gowns of the bride and her at ¬

tendants They were of rich whitesilks beautifully trimmed with lace toadd charm If it were possible to addanything to the attractiveness of thelair young ladies who wore them Andhero we but express a unanimousopinion that in all the many lovelywedding ceremonies enacted in Ocalafor the past decade none surpassed-the charm of manner the ease andgrace of motion the facial beauty anddivinity of form of the lady attendantsand the conventional raiment of thegentlemen that made up the ensemble-as they grouped under the wedding-bell A picture that Impressed andleft a memory so sweet that we arethankful that we now and then cansee so attractive a picture After theceremony the attendants and a fewintimate friends of the family repair-ed

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to the home of the brides parentsMr and Mrs C J Phillips on SouthThird street where they were enter-tained

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at a reception In the parlorunder a beautiful white wedding bellstood Mr and Mrs Phillips Mr andMrs DeWitt Greenwood Haley MrJames K Vardaman Friends extend-ed

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congratulations and viewed withpleasure the large collection of wed ¬

ding presentsMiss Marie Burnett on the piano

and Mr Charley Fishel on the violindiscoursed sweet music Those whoassisted in the reception were Mes-

dames Sistrunk Dickson JohnsonBlake and W P Edwards

The decorations of the dining roomwere in keeping with the rest of thehouse and there Misses Betty WrayMclver Eugenia Fuller Grace Hatchell and Carrie Williams served abuffet upperw of delicious refresh-ments

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on an appointed table thatevoked exclamations on its daintyfurnishings The souvenirs of the ev ¬

ening presented by Misses Mottle Wil-

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and Florence Mellon were littlegilt wedding bells

The bride and groom left on theearly morning S A L train for Jack-sonville

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and Atlanta where tonight-Mr Vardaman and Mr Taylor willgive the couple a theater party andfrom there the newly wedded pair willproceed to Jackson Miss their futurehome

The brides traveling suit was ofelephants breath broadcloth with silkwaist gloves and shoes to matchHer shapely head bore a big blackvelvet hat with a large white bird fortrimming The bride was reared inour midst and with her pleasing manner and sunny disposition she wonfriends wherever she went and who-

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she met She was indeed a fav-

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with all and while we regret tolose her charming personality weKnown In her new home she will soon

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be surrounded by admiring and lovingfriends-

Mr Holey is a young man of fine at ¬

tainments and with bright prospects-He is not only exGov Vardamansprivate secretary but is assistantcommissioner of agriculture of thestate of Mississippi-

A GOOD JOKE ONTHE bRIDE AND GROOM

Just prior to their appearance at thechurch Mr and Mrs R S Hall tookMr Haley and Miss Mixon for a ridein their auto out the Silver Springsroad WHl Mock was at the wheeland a few miles from the city the un-

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happened the machine re ¬

fused to go and the journey was heldup The situation became embarras ¬

sing as the immediate repair of theI

car aeomed uncertain and Mr Mocktelephoned to the garage for goodnesssake send another car and a ministerinstantly This little Incident in theantinuptial auto ride of Mr Haleyand Miw Mixon explain why thebridal couple were tardy at the wed-

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hour

HOLIDAY BARGAINS-

AT THE GLOBEI

Be sure before you do your holidayshopping to call at the Globe and lookover our elegant line of Holiday Goods

and our magnificent line of GeneraJDry Goods from which so many use ¬

ful Christmas presents can be foundfor all members of the family TheGlobe The Under Selling Store inOcala can save you money Remem ¬

ber If it is a good thing we have it

The Kings Daughters have recently I

found several families in this city ingreat distress and want caused by I

prolonged sickness and the inability-of the wage earning members to pro-

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for same Their immediate ne-

cessities¬

have been supplied but oneof the distressing features is that thefour children of one family cannot at-tend

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the public school or SundayI school for want of clothing and books-It does seem that if our people realiz-ed

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I this destitution a small contribu-tion

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from each of us could easily rem ¬I edy the case Our schools are open-

to all Then let us help the destitute-and unfortunate to attend Let it notbe said that we give our money to besent abroad to clothe and educate theheathen but overlook an equally de-

plorable¬

condition at home

An elegant line of guaranteedwatches for both ladies and gentle-men

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open and hunting case solidand filled in the Howard Elgin andWalthum makes Guaranteed just asrepresented by A E Burnett thejeweler I

John Slcelton Wllams of RichmondVit and largely interested in railroads-In the South and particularly in theS A L railroad was in town Tuesday I

and took a good look at the companysyards here jacking up the employees I

some and remarked that if a betterstate of affairs did not exist he would I

raiso> dome sand at headquarters-

READ THIS

Ve receive several barrels of fineCedar Key oysters each day and are ina position to cater to family tradepromptly and at reasonable pricesOysters served in all styles The fa-

mous Boston pan is favorite dishand once tried you will call for moreWe also have on hand fine steakschops tomatoes celery etc Give usa trial Busy Bee Restaurant Arcadebuilding phone 293

School closes tomorrow In themorning at 9 oclock the primary de ¬

partment will give a pleasing pro-

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and the high school will haveexercises after dinner

GASOLENE ENGINE FOR SALEI

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The Star office has a splendid prac-tically

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new horizontal sixhorsepowerInternational Harvester Co gasoleneengine in perfect condition with heavy50gallon galvanized tank Cost 350We are using electric motors and will I

sell the engine complete for 200 as itstands The Star Ocala Fla I

FRESH SEEDS

We have In our fresh supply of re ¬

liable garden and flower seeds for fallplanting Tydlngs Co >

SKILLED PAINTING-

I am prepared to take any Job ofpainting no matter how large or howsmall or how fine the work desiredmny be I hate the material brushesand knowledge to paint and do Itright 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 FfllyawOcala Fla tf

HARNESS MENDED

Harness of all kinds mended or newparts made where desired Also sawfiling done Apply to J T Simmons atTompkins k Cobbs stables

HENS FOR SALE

About 30 head of large fat hens forsale Apply to George Chambers at thefire station

Artist X I Gottlieb is again at hisstudio ready for Christmas work Hebegs his friends and the public at largeto call at their earliest liesure for anyphotographic work they wish for the

HolidaysLAKEWEIREIG-

HTEEN MILES FROM OCALA

Houses to Rent at Woodman on theBluff Overlooking the Lake

GOODWIN GALOWPurnlshe-d

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modern plumbing running wateracetylene gas 10 per week

ARGYLE COTTAGEFurnishedrunning water 5 per week

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

David S Wood rowHolder Block Ocala Fla

HANDLEY HOUSE FOR SALE

The A E Handtey house one of themost convenient and best built houseslage lot and all conveniences in thehouse located in third ward near highschool building for rent or sale Ap ¬

ply to David S Woodrow HolderBlock Ocala Fla

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT

The court was engaged all day yes-

terday in taking evidence in the eject ¬

ment suit brought against Mr E CConnor by J M Elliott Jr of Gal sden Ala The witnesses examinedwere Mr Elliott Mr and Mrs Con-nor

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Mr Young of Washington D Cwho last year purchased a tract ofland from Mr Connor near HeatherIsland and Mr J H Harden Mr EI ¬

liotts office manIt seems Mr and Mrs Connor gave

a deed to Mr Elliott of all their prop-erty

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to secure an indebtedness witht the understanding that as soon as timbalance was paid the property so j

fled >d was to be reconveyed to the I

Connors It is alleged by Mr Connorthat when an accounting was askedso that the money could be paid MrElliott declined to do so and h + ncthe suit

The time of the court was talon UM

this morning by arguments of thpcontending counsel Attorney Will HHocker spoke for Mr Connor and At-torney

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W W Hampton of Gainesvilleappeared for Captain Elliott and thedeeds covering the Connor propertyBoth gentlemen made able and force ¬

ful arguments The noon hour hadarrived at the conclusion of the at-

torneys¬

arguments and the judge ad-

journed¬

court for dinner Mr G SScott was another witness in the case-in regard to insurance papers on theConnor propertycharged that body The jury return-ed

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a verdict in favor of the defend-ant

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Mr Connor after belnk outsome time

The grand jury reported yesterday-no true bill against Raymond Rose acolored youth of Kendrick 11 yearsold who it seems was imbued withJesse James ideas and threw a tieacross the track at Kendrick intend-ing

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to derail the train and then robthe passengers The engineer saw theobstruction in time and no damage-was

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done The jury evidentally didnot think the boy way scarcely re-

sponsible¬

A CARD OF THANKS-

To the Voters of Ocala If I werepossessed of any local ambition it hasbeen fully gratified by the very flat-tering vote that I received at yourhands in the election Tuesday But itwas not for this that I entered uponthe race for reelection to the officeof mayor nor yet was it to gratify-the wishes of my friends I was en-

couraged¬

to do so strengthened in thebelief that I can be of some service toour cfto-

To make our city grow and flourish-we need and must have a system ofsewerage and in the accomplishment-of which we are most fortunately sit-uated

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We need and must have softpure water We need and must havean extension of our street paving Weneed and must have an enlargement-of our electrical development Whatev-er

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Influence I possess shall be usedfor the bringing about of these iltilitiesIf

I cannot be of service to the cityalong these positive and progressive-lines because of an inharmoniouscouncil I may be of some servicealong negative lines in warding offharmful legislation that will work ahardship on our citizens In eitherevent I shall do my duty conscien-tiously

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and faithfully as I see itAgain thanking you for your gener-

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vote of confidence I am your trueand obedient servant

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John D Robertson

HOLIDAY BARGAINS-AT THE GLOBE-

Be sure before you do your holidayshopping to call at the Globe and lookover our elegant line of Holiday Goodsand our magnificent line of GeneralDry Goods from which so many use ¬

ful Christmas presents can be foundfor all members of the family TheGlobe The Under Selling Store inOcala can save you money Remem-ber

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If it is a good thing we have it

HOLIDAY STATIONERY-

We have just received an elegtl-ine of holiday stationery Call antisee the line The Court Pharmacy

DONT BE HOPELESSabout yourself when youre crippledwith rheumatism or stiff jointsofcourse youve tried lots of things andthey failed Try Ballards Snow Lini-ment

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it will drive away all achespains and stillness and leave you aswell as you ever were Sold by alldruggists

JDRESSMAKING

Mrs Adams at 199 Henry street willdo dressmaking and braiding

TROUBLE MAKERS OUSTED I

When a sufferer from stomach trou ¬

ble takes Dr Kings New Life Pillshes mighty glad to see his dyspepsiaand indigestion fly but morehestickled over his new fine appetitestrong nerves healthy vigor all be ¬

cause stomach liver and kidneys nowwork right 25c at all druggists-

Mrs J R Williams Mr and MrsR B Tower and Miss Bingham ofCitra took dinner at the Montezumatoday

Foleys Honey and Tar is the bestand safest cough remedy for child ¬

ren At the first symptoms of a coldgive as directed and ward off danger-of croup bronchitis sore throat coldin the head and stuffy breathing Itbrings comfort and ease to the littleones Contains no opiates or otherharmful drugs Keep always on handand refuse substitutes Sold by alldruggists-

Our line of cut glass this season isthe largest and best we have evercarried It will be both pleasing andprovitable for you to cnM and look thestock over Almost any design youcould wish and the shapes and cuttings-art beautiful A E Burnett

fifTY HORSES ND MUlES

i Messrs Thompkins Cobb have intheir sales and exchange stables fifty

I head of horses and mules that mustI be sold They were bought under fav-

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conditions and they will be soldat a bargain to those who need them

I Among the lot are as fine animals asever came to Ocala for riding drivingand work Also a number of goodmedium animals Turpentine opera-tors

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lumber men and farmers here isyour opportunity to secure just whatyou need and must have Call aroundand Inspect same No trouble to showstock Tompkins C Cobb

Liverymen Ocala Fla

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NOW UTL JANUARY rst 1910On all Clothing in our sioie including the famous Hart

Schaffner Mass A B Kischba and other wellknown and guaranteed lines we offer a discount oI 20 per-

cent for GASH from now tratil January Jst I 910-

We find ourselves overstocked on Winter Clothing andthe season is not as cold as we anticipated so we oiler this re-

markable

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discount for CASH ONLY

Why buy Cheap Clothing when you can get Good

Guaranteed Clothing CHEAP>

GUARANtEE CLO11WG4 SHOE COMPANYQCKLM H0vse BLOCK

FOR SALE CHEAP-

A desirable building lot on NorthSecond East Adams street opposite-the Jewish synagogue Address BoxISO city

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Mr and Mrs Sam Slack of Martinwere guests of the Montezuma yester-day

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Mr Slack is the merchant atMartin and a soninlaw of WilliamKnoblock

Foleys Orino Laxative is best forwomen and children Its mild actionand pleasant taste make it preferable-to violent purgatives such as pillstablets etc Cures constipation Soldby all druggists

Regular mealr w served at theBrick City P urant Breakfastfrom 5 to 7 inner from 12 to 2

Supper from G to S S A Mosesmanager

CASTOR IAFor Infants and Children

The Kind You Hav9 Always Bought-

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ROOMS FOR REXT No 32 NorthSecond street two doors from hos-

pital¬

S L Frilly the leading merchant-of Roddick and R N Johnson of thesame town were among th BrickCity callers today

There Is no game law against any-

one hunting for PLANKS CHILLTONIC Its guaranteed to cure ma ¬

laria chills and fever Price 25 centsper bottle Ask your dealer hellprobably know

Prof Brinson visited the Fort Mc-

Coy school today

Before buying fountain pens see theline at the Ocala News Co We havethe largest assortment ever shown inOcala from 1 up-

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I Either in a pin sM1 r ring makes thereal sift of gift fll r Christina

We have a stock f pure white bril ¬i

liants ranging in sire ffm 1Skt to1kt all suptrWy cut and of like qual-ity

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They are aB priced at normal figuresyoull find on investigation that

Holiday Prices do not exist at thisestabihmenu

A complete assortment also of sil-

v r Tire gold jewelry watches um-

brellas¬

etc also We invite you tocall

j A E BURNETT

OCALA FLORIDA

HOLIDAY BARGAINS-AT THE GLOBE

Be sure before you do your holidayshopping to call at the Globe and lookover our elegant line of Holiday Goodsand our magnificent line of GeneralDry roods from which so many use-ful

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Christmas presents can be foundfor all members of the family TheGlobe The Under Selling Store inOcala can save you money Remem-ber

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If it is a good thing we have it-

WAN11DTo rent or buy house i

and lot in city or country giving pianoor organ as part payment on sameWould like to buy land also horse andbuggy in this way Write me A M

Lansford Ocala Fla

Walter Ellison of Anthony was intown this morning and said the farm-ers

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of his section were busy sewingoats

j The best pill is DcWitts Little EarlyRisenthe safe easy pleasant andsure little liver pills DeWitts car

I bull zed Witch Hazel Salve is the orig-inal Good for cuts burns or brui = s-

andi especially for piles Sold by allI druggists-

MrI and Mrs W E E Kati ofRuskin colony on the Manatee riot25 miles south of Tampa are in thcity guests of Mr and Mrs SimmonsThey have just returned from a visitto their daughter Mrs John T Court-ney

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at St Augustine and in a fewdays will return to their home at Rus-kin Mr Kates says the colony Isgrowing nicely The Ruskin college isgrowing slowly and in time th y ex-

pect to create quite a school

tThe Ocala Fertilizer Co has secur-

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the services of Mr Ernest Cr sse ofAtlanta an expert fertilizer man

SIT UP AND TAKE NOTICE

People who send news items andorders for work by phone to the Starwill please take notice that no attn

I don can be paid to their messages uni less they give their names-

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M Harp the Eureka turpentineoperator was a guest last night ofthe Montezuma-

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have an exquisite line of handpainted American and Imported chinathe latest goods in shape and decoralions and at moderate prices A EBurnett the jeweler

airs S Joyce Claremont N Hwrites About a year ago I boughttwo bottles of Foleys Kidney Rem-edyI It cured me of a severe cas of-

tkidney trouble of ev raIears stand ¬

ing It certainly is a grand goodmedicine and I heartily recommendit Sold by all druggists

Attorney Niel Weathers the talent-edI son of Mr and Mrs B A Weath-ersi who is connected with a Nw

i York City law firm is now visiting theI Pacific coat on professional businesst

I NOTICn OF DISSOLUTION-

NoticeI

is given that the J B Mar-

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Hardware company has applied toI he judge of the circuit court f > r anorder oC dissolution and that saidmatter will be further heard and ap-

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trade for Anal dissolution onthe 0th day of December 109 at 10

oclock a ra J B MartinR S Hllc ARawIL J Kaight

Stockholder fa said company

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We accommodate all classes Our customers represent the men andwomen who have built and are still building successful enterprises +

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After The Grippe< I am much pleased to be able to write and thank

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Last February I had the Grippe which left me inbad shape Before that I had been bothered with femaletrouble for ten years and nothing seemed to cure it

At last I began to take Cardui I have taken onlythree bottles but it has done me more good than all thedoctors or than any other medicine I ever took

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