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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-06-04
why Birds Go to the Arctic Regions.

The number CT birds which go to the
Arctic regions to breed is vast beyond
conception" They go not by thou
sands but by millions to rear their
young on the tundra. The cause which
attracts them is because nowhere in
the world does nature provide, at the
same time and in the same place, ''such
a lavish prodigality of food" That the
barren swamp of the tundra should
yield food supply so great as to tempt
birds to make journey of thousands
of miles to rear their young in land
of plenty only to be found beyond the
Arctic Circle, seems incredible.
This vegetation consists largely of
cranberry, cloudberry and crowberry
bushes. Forced by the perpetual sun
shine Of the Arctic summer, these bear
enormous crops of fruit. But the crop
is not ripe until the middle and end of
the Arctic summer, and if the fruit eat
ing birds had to wait until it was ripe
they would starve, for they arrive on
the very day of the melting of the snow
But each year the snow descends on
this immense crop of ripe fruit before
the birds have time to gather it. 1t is
then preserved beneath the snow, per-
fectly fresh and pure, and the melting
of the snow discloses the bushes with
the unconsumed last years crop hang
ing on them, or lying on the ground.
The frozen meal stretches across the
breadth of Asia. 1t never decays and
is accessible the moment the SNOW
melts. Ages have taught the birds
that they have only to fly to the Arctic
Circle to find such store of crystal
lied foods" as will last them till the
bushes are once more forced bearing to
by the sunlight
The same heats which free the fruits
bring into being the most prolific in
sect life in the world, the mosquito
swarms on the tundra. No European
can live there without veil after the
snow melts, the gun barrels are black
with them, and the cloud often obscures
the sight. Thus the insect-eating birds
have only to open their mouths to fill
them with mosquitoes, and the presence
of swarms of tender little warblers,
cliff chaffs, pipits and wagtails, in this
Arctic region is accounted for.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-06-04

You may never have been. but If you cross
tho Atlantic. no matter how smooth the
watery eXpanse, without sra-sic anes, you
are-well, a lucky voyager, that is all. Old
tars who have spent their lives on the ocean
waves, who were almost BON, so TO speak.
with their "sea legs on" suffer now and then
from sea sickness in very tcmpesiuous
weather. Sea captains, tourists. commercial
ira 5elers and yachtmen say that there is no
finer safeguard against nausea than Hostel
ter's Stomach bitters, and II has been equal v
reliable as II preventative by invalids'whO
travel by Steamboat and railroad, md who
suiierns mach in these convey
ances as ocean travellers do in steamships.
constipation, sickheai"cbe and
disc ders fine stomach caused by oppres-
,ive climatic influences or unwholesOme or
unac us'nmed food or water, always yield 20
he Bii'er> spec ly. This popular medicine
also r-mt dies rheumatic, kidney and ner-
sOus disorders, and the iniirmities Incident
y Increasing years.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-06-04

mile in LOB What the runner has tax
en- thousands of years, the trotter half
century, the PAGER sixty one years to
do, man has done in sixteen years.
During the year 1896 there was but
one notable race between a horse and
a wheel. Joe Patchen, at Joliet, ILL.,,
raced Lilly Anderson, a professional
wheel-woman, on tandem, and won in
2.0421. The horse race of the future
will be incomplete without the man on
the bicycle, and some of the most in
teresting contests will be the speed
comparisons between the running
horse and man on his racing machine
of steel.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-06-04
DR.. STODDART,
OF The
Liebig World Dispensary

Free and confidential examinations
to all at the office or by letter. He
treats all durable chronic diseases with
electricity, medicine and surgery. The
cure of private diseases, as well as all
female troubles, deafness, catarrh,
bronchitis, consumption, dyspepsia
skin diseases, liver kidney and piles, a
specially. Surgical operations scientif-
ically and successfully performed if
Out-of-town patients treat
ed with unfailing success through cor
one visit desirable, but
not necessary. Medicines sent safely
and free from observation to any part
OF the country. Write for symptom
blank and circular.
DR., a. C. Stoddart, special physician
and operating surgeon for the Liebig
World Dispensary, Helena, Mont, has
decided to settle and will have offices for
at his private reception
rooms, in Atlas block, Helena
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-06-04
Bicycle VS. Horse.

What will be accomplished on the
turf the coming season in the way of
breaking records is still subject of
conjecture, but great things are Ger.
tainly to be looked for 1t may be that
the limit of speed in the trotter has
been reached for a season in Alix's per-
Torrance of mile in 2.032f, STILL it is
not unreasonable to expect that the
two minute record is not great ways
off.
On the bicycle track, likewise, there
are some record smashing events anti
cipated. A comparison between the
work of the cyclist and tho trotter,
which would have been ridiculous ten
years ago, can now be made with all the
advantages on the side of man as
against animal. The trotter has been
over fifty years in lowering his re-
cord from go to 2.032i. The bicycle
rider has been able to come down to a
mile in two minutes and better in less
than dozen years. Indeed there are
records on the wheel for the mile. five
mile, ten mile and upward events. which
surpass the efforts of the fleetest horse,
either running or trotting, and it may
be that the man on the wheel is destin-
ed to reach the record OF a mile in a
minute before the trotter lowers his re-
cord to mile in two minutes.
For ages the running horse has been
the idol of mankind on the race track,
and the horse race has been a popular
form of human sport for centuries. 1t
is only of late years that the trotter
has pushed to the front, and still more
recently that the PAGER has attracted
the attention Of the public. To-day,
Salvador is the virtual king of the turf,
with his running record of 135l5, while !
little AliX holds the trottins' sceptre, |
and John r. Gentry, the most perfectly
formed horse for either trotting or pac-
ing, stands supreme among the PAGERS. |
The runner has been ages lowering |
his record to l.3j15, the trotter has been
fifty-one years lowering the trotting
record from go to on7H '''''''o the
PAGER in siXty-five We rs has reduced he
mark at this gait, from 49, w -..45a.
This is remarkable, but it is as no.
thing compared to the strides made by
man on his wheel. In 1880 Ralph Ali
rode mile ON an Ordinary at Boston
in 2.591s. In 1896, p. j. Berlo rode
mile at New Orleans in l.50 %. John
S. johnson has done even better than
this,and there are Western records that
bring the bicycling record to within a
few seconds of mile in minute. T..
e. Anderson is said 10 have ridden (
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-06-04
Chronicle.

That little characteristic anecdote
about the attempted suicide of real
niece of Uncle Russell Sage because her
husband owed the old gentleman few
dollars which he could not repay will
serve to keep the family in the public
mind in the usual pleasant manner.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-08
Iojane6
\ EAI. NJ. ALFRED,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
o1zrv Room S, Masonic Block, ocala' Fla
NOTICE OF ELECTION Fur SUB
SCHOOL D;STRl 7.

%.oTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI An
y election will be held at Mcintosh, Mar.ot
co,,uty FLORIDA. during the hours betweSn
osci1ck a m and sandown of
Fs5,uayy, 18TH. H. D. IS37,
for the purpose of creating sub,school dislr,c.
~ he Known as Mcintosh Sub-School Dis1flct',
RoYndsy Of said sub-school district to be as toI
49,, Tepiuiug at the northeast corner oi NC
I',.ast nreciuct and running west on line pc
tween Marion aud Aaehga counties 70 i ,Senee
so,,,h with said range line to Arredonda grant
line. thence east with said grant line to waters
~ orange Lake; thence north ward along the
% 81 said lake to point OF beginning.
and 10 eject three trustees OF inc aoove sa1e
-, srhooi district and to fix the rate OF miliage
80 he levied for sub-school district purposes Tor
The next ensuing two years, ,..;... 40 of re.
81 stered and qualified vot, rs Of said sub cno!
S,s,r;ct who own real and personal properly
therein. 80. a,,oirted lsper-
49, Of said election VIM. Gist ,. II; ga
md s = r Miller. managers: aud 5. AI,n
W LEARN. ~ ,,rrsu
tssSEstary, sa4"e'sp
If
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-08
Dr.. Van glaeren.

The eminent specialist, cures rheu-
matism, neuralgia and all pain by an
instantaneous method which affords
immediate relief and permanent
cure?
- Treais and eur $ all skin diseases,
deIintSs mental arrangements and
sllimale and female troubles.
Performs all surgical operations
painless. witho the aid of chlori-
form or ether, including Teeth Ex-
tracing, 10 which the doctor excells
all others. Office in he Montezuma
hotel Open slf day.
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trees in ten acres will avrrTge n.y.
ia height and many Of them ~ 'hirk
a. mans wrist, will surely blossom
this seas ~. Nj JnS~rlyn new pm
hoe or pl u.h iu his grove since the
f.. z .. .li until las july did not
shuA signs Of Ifr, now III spr us are
anoi larry. limbs and ioiig finely.
Mr.. j. rearhed his gr've fr'i'h the
north several weeks a'o, is clearing
Our The l,hd aud is equine h" will
pp 5000 an acre for liz pr'p-r'y. He
is one uf the piontY's having ho"''
- ,d-d the l,nd 2 Gears ago, made
aud sold several COWS acqnire'i f r
tunr and will npkean"'her; he SAM
- be- said nf iir. Snow, who having
Inst all i'm the fe 3. and at III" llne
WAS ready to gve mp regained his fai h
aud wilt agsiu htve orange grove
urnn.r,y ,y Fh, f'r un-. All fhnse
10. utinnp.iAre : rn"g i'm th. ir hell +
that orou,e n es r worth rulliva-
,u., aud lu,n, more so ih4n Mrs.
prowns b, HIS truly 'u0drI grove
R,r,irr.F or,tg's, she think Flor
ida - wgt.rful rountr in great posi-
! .,ti.i ahii, FIR winter rlinaie it
nth rli.
+ ditr Nynue of I xas, is qu'i
4, .sngutir and while M. fir 'ez s'ru k
~ h.Ti. havinp jus invested prior
"a, is.,.rftin 80 cone out with a
,aFhaf' purse. H., hes not given up
" hpnc of r'.r f. farm.
n. via r vi-. al Pas lake are
RI. = Mess Mr.. Viii man''
/. ~ r, No Carp-ue r, h'r son, Mr..
p.s Il g.. IL, 81 Nrhra ,ka,
kIr Sher oh nd ,tr. n. = -. 7 g. D.
.so.. 81 s. "iuS e.. 81" 'upN
th...',rp = IA sin N'-- Z u, Il
Rronklyn, who is the z EST OF The
Ms o. -, Oh +. Ir. ani 'lr~. Stanton
p ri"e. OF New York "ity mr. expected
downshortly.
The u W p's'O'Iice on Rroadway,
run bv NJ Squir..s is feat are of the
,I,c. re Ets lax. are cheerful,
hopeful aud hsppv.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-08
COMMISSIONERS SALE FOR PARTITION,
ETc.

.'NDER AND BY ViR1CE OF A DEGREE
| made aud rendere on the 18TH day Of De-
ccfnber A ID 1866 BY w a Htckcr, judge Of
e circuit court for the 9Th Judicial circuit OF
FLORIDA i'll and for Alachu1 CO nty in clancerY
sitting the undersigned commissioners will sell
the city Of ocala, Marion county Floridn, on
Monday, the Isl day Of February. 4. u. 1871,
the same being legal sales day. between the le-
gal hours of sale the following described real
estate 10 wit That certain lot tract. piece or
parcel Of land situated, lying and being III Ma
ripu county Florida, particularly described rs
fellows to wit Commencing at point eigh-
teen frSl chaius and ninety (g6 links east Of
the nor Invest ncr of section one Il }, III town
ship twelve (I2l south OF range twenty t2ol east,
thence run twenty-five and 10 too t2S.Iol chaius
east: thence twenty ana 30 TO- % So} chains
north thence twenty-five aud 10 100 as Iol
chains west aud thence twehty-niHe and 80 90
10 S6) chains south to the place OF beginning.
ard containing sevefftV-tour aud s. 100 (74.o5l
acres of land more or less, to the highest and
best bidder therefor, to be sold iof -asii ior the
nurpose of making a division a d partition to
and among the det isees under thu. last Will and
testament Of GERVAIS SCHLATER deceased
between to-wit Mary Pamela Grover, Elean-
ora G. Semmes, and Gervais > Seumes Cleinen-
fine < Sernrnes Mary G. Gambrlll Richard NJ.
Sem,ncs and NJ Edwin Schlater pursuant TO
the said decree made and rendered bH the slid
iudpe In certain cause pending IN san ColTl'
wherein Mary Pamela Grover, in bernwu rlTh,
Eleanora G.. Semmes and Gervais ) Sc i",es,
mitI.rs. by their next friend Mary Pamela r.
yer and Clemeutine 4. Semmes, Mary G. Gam
brill nee Mary G. Senimes. and Rtchard NJ
Se,n,nes are comp ainantS and the sdId NJ. Ed-
win Schlcter is defendant Purchaser to pay
for title This z6th day OF December, a. d. 1892
W. II. SMITH,
y G. SAMPSON.
w A. DICKERSON,
,c-st Commissioners.
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a Raise ii Freight.

The truck growers of Mcintosh AMI
vicinity are terribly put out on account
OF the advance in freight on vcgct-
ables On cabbage the advance il
from So cents to 81 So TO New York
and other points. Some of the grow
ers are 50 put out about it that they
have eountermanded their orders for
fertilizers and threaten to turn their
cabbage patches into corn field. Sat.
urday the truckers held an indIgna-
tion meeting at Gainesville, at which
Captain Evans presided.
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The New school Beard.

+ composed If f. e. Harris, Nj. s.
user and B I. Hull, with w. ID.
earn, the new superintendent as see
reiary. Thnse retiring are A II. Grif-
fin and W. T. Tompkins and NJ l..
Payne superintendent and secretary.
Mr. Pavup made truly elcqu Mt fare
well address TO his associates, while
Mr.. Griffin, the new county treasurer.
set npoys'ers aud Dutch champaign
to the old hn4r.l.
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NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT CAINEsvtLLE, FLA. !

December / 9Th 1896.
x-oTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIL:
following -named settler has filed notice OF
b;s attention 10 make final proof in support Of
his claim, and that said proof WI DC maae De-
fore Clerk Circuit Court at Ocala' ia on
Eamnarr, 3ofh, 1897,
poRFRT WILSON, Of Conner, Fla, Hd.
,aTeo Tor the seq of swA. 81 OF set. and ueh OF
seX section 70. township IS south, range q east,
lie names the following witnesses TO Prove MS
continuous residence upon and CULTIVATION oi
said land. viz: ,,..,,: n
Thomas { MARROW, Thomas Sims william
Holly and Robert Holly. all OF Conner: Fla
u IS ct } W. bANNO' Nv
publishers fee paid
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LEAVE.

IN % Daily. Il 2SplR for es-n lru Fi'z-
W. ~ gerald T,iihy, Lakeland, Tampa
and all iutermediate stations.
Nh Ok DaiV- II p III. t1r !ctshVf@ 'afs-
w. ~ pa, BtrtoW arc iHuid GJrdf. ~ 'I--
irg close connection at Leesbi.. tot I-ls-;sa.
Umatills As.or. TavdTcS nd al ~tattE"- aa Is.
y l. T. railroad, at Fitzgerald t4r Bi"ai,ssil't,
~ Triiby Tor rarpon springs nua"ain. Ni@aF'yt
t,r AMI St. Petcrsbu~g9 18th. ans C!crB vt. , H.
!; nd SaTf rd and a stations oTth ou * ST
7 railroad at LAX NJ for punta GI~ "a. - ca.
dia Barlow and all intermediate St1tj1ns a"d
Tampa and Port tampa west, AL stations e; t Sc
MI 1Q Daily, Is IN. ior Gjuesvi',c.
.NO 20 lake City ave OK. Sava iaEa ami
all points tn, east and west, ai-oconheo 5sfl At
Rochel!e TO Palstka, JAG. souFil!e an "ii scr
mediate stations Also carries through sleeper
from Port Tampa to st. LoGls via Ocait. Ga.ues-
vile Molitgo merry and j. Il =
W.. o. oak. Waycr $ M9ntgom. bar
lesion I'd all points n3rsh cast and wta', Nii7
tgaiir ca rrics through i cYer irl' Por, FaWpd
To New YcrS via Ocala. Gainesville, oav4 inAh
and ~ha' lesion
HU. LEU Jacksonville and all i7tt:Ine iiHt=
poii-s, connecting at Jacksonville with all trans
W0 13 Daily departs a : a m, EXCEPT ,3,
NO' ~ day, tor Juhctie aud interht'iiate
Nh Ak Daiiy departs at Z. sop III ,or ia ist,,c
W.. AZ Port Tampa AMI ell point 'nih,
and daily except sunday i1i crystal River ana
Eo1nosassa
Train leaving Ocala IS ri Gainesville 2
making direct connection at &avcross VIII Pu1
er. for II aeon Atlanta. Chatiapo 90 aud " -sht,
aud St on : witt oui change: coHhCcung siI 9u'
Memphis. Kansas City and ali p-iieipd lists
Plant S5eamShiD | inc: is.a'." =
Thursdays steamer !e-1c Port hanpa ally *,
Maratee River points. Returning arrive NJ r
pSfPrsbt,rp hours tTIiv
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY
FOR LETTERS PATENT.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AppLI.
y cation will he made TO the governor OF the
state of Florida fer letters patent upon the pro
posed charter Of the NewbeTry Phosphate Com
pany, which is herewith published below:
such application to be made at Tallahassee
Florida on Monday, the nth day of January \
D., 1897. II. l.. ANDERSON,
HERBERT A FORD
EDWARD HELLER
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Ho! for the Anti-monopoly drug
store. Just the thing for the little
ones at home. Cloth stuffed animals,
dog, Gator monkey at ten cents each.
Also large as yortment of rubber
dolls, rattles and baby comfnrters.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-08

NOTICE 70 CREDITORS AND OTHERS.
CREDITORS iegatees distributes and al per-
ans having claims or demands against me g,
are az TOfiN S EDWARDS. deceased must
a,S ,br,,, within two wears from date. and
Il persons indebtedto the estate of said de
eased must settle same Immediately pecem'
Ter 10th, 1896. EENRiETTA ~ JoNEs;
p, Q. Elaiw00d ,as A'''"sS
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The general nature of the business to be trans
acted by the company is TO do a geneial trading
mining, manufacturing and industrial business
the nature of which is to trade in, buy and sell
phosphate rock, lumber and Their valuable sub
stances dig. mine for aud manufacture same
and sach other materials the company may
purchase or acquire in any way and to buy aud
sell. lease, mortgage, mine aud deal i'll phos-
plate and other lands in the state OF Florida,
and TO do any aud all things pertaining to such
business, and 10 construct traHways, railroads
and bridges. and all other work incident to and
connected with and germane TO the pusp, ses
hPreinbpfnre mentioned
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-08

Ilgfes !,
The Sire, ildsna
aog AMI educated pony sne@ wills
n'p't " Oeala Thursday aud Friday.
'o-uayl 10 Orals. On Oeeola street,
Fposlte the PIanf system passeugtr
epot The Gainesville Sen devotes
column to its attractive features
S,'na SAYS Y is the finest thing Of lis
KIND that ever come to Florida.
Every child in town should see it,
ana as many grown people as can ac-
company them. Popular prices, p
c'n's; Is 6 nts for children.
they will also give a SATURDAY after
noon matinee and an evening per-
formance.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-08

Mr.. Isasc Stew RS is no longer the
rai,r. svnsUstlve of the Georgia State
Building y LON Association OF Sa-
yann h and all mont due the laid
Ass,miatinn must he pad to the Mer-
chants National Bank.
F. w BELL. Ser tary.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-08

IL ..i.s, psioh,
a .,on ne = letting
The Doctor Il al educated man
lhoreuslly up tp.dfie in his profcs.
sion, and withal al honest man. who.
IS thoroughly in e@nest and laboring
not SO much for IT, money there is in
his practice - for desire to benefit
bis kind.
His ad viii be found in the Banner.
and his Office rooms in the ontezu.
ma hotel, to which the afflicted are
directed.
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ARTICLES or INCORPORATION OF THE
NRwBERRY PHOSPHATE COMPANY.

The undersigned do hereby associate them
selves together a body corporate, nader and
by virtue of the laws of the state of Florida
COVE ming general corporations and adopt the
following articles of Incorporation;
ARTICLE l.
The name of the corporation is the NEW
BERRY PHOSPHATE COMPANY and It's
principal place of husi,.ess shall be at Ocala
Florida. with branch Offices at such other places
and points as its requirements may demand.
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Lost

On Sunday evening in DR.. Fakes
IHn-,a package containing two hats
Find4l will please leavr at Banner Of
fee and receive reward. ~
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ARrI1LE III.

The capital stock Of the corporation shsil be
twenty hve thousand dollars, divided into two
hundred and nifty shares oil one hundred dollars
each
The entire amount of said stock has been fully
PAID b. conveys to the corporation Of real and
personal property in Marion county Florida.
valued at $4,000 and described as follows to-
wit:
North half of southwest quarter, southwest
quarter OF northwest quarter aud northwest
quarter Of northwest qnatter Of section eighteen.
(Is) township 81 teen (l6) south, range twenty
one taI) east together with the machinery and
other personal property thereon situated.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-08

ID, tUuion Block whet-
rotary sifters, H. gate
stehoe knives Sc, peg awi
~ peg avis sc per dom,
hs5c, good wash hoard i9c'
hoe. galvanized wash pans
Sized gallon oil can Soc'
,sr TO-, big dish pan i7e'
e.. 6. and &c l5lb ba' soap
srs s tor 90. "ic" Ela 5 ware
be. hays raps : and TO- Toys s
meps bats aic. Come ana
.
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8 b. priar,s sister.


Johns eelebrqtiOn and installa-
Of officers of that lodge Of Ma
3 last week was very pleasant af-
and largely attended.
5 H,orF f Harris, Of the u I'M r,
.sappointed d-Ieg''e 10 the Tan'p~
rlnr onv.nii"n l. wa the ~
aeisl act Of Gov. Mitch II.
Mrs. IN. Underwood AID her son.
M nom Lake CITY. MINI. arr stop
AT Capttin Porsrr'~ They ar
y much p,eased wis DC u.
nnarulr is an exudatiun from tn
-. Of The skin that spre'ih's ard
AZ, eorming surf and Causing The
st,,o fsll out. Halls Hair Rene"t
turss ii.
NJ ] T. jones'. mn 's'r nf the
y,,ih-rl,nd Ph'Sphat ''"7iVa' y
rko III IN past six n tbs "hs 'Fe''
sast III Europe. returned 8" DEALS
Ipsay
sO.ala pest Of = nfvdera'. vet r
-. rill meet S.rurd AZ January 9ih
rcalonrl Living~'on'- OFF = &" con
~ M s,Ivisi il'iy a. e. tm-i"g IN
nue 81 he or 'sr.
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MARION COUNTY. !
1. Tulis T. Riggs a notary public III and for
said state and county do hereby certify tibet l.
/. Anderson, H. a. Ford aud Edward Htller. all
OF whom are per oually known to ue IA be the
same persons whose names are subscribed TO the
foregoing instrument appeared before We this
da> in person, nd severaily acknowledged that
they executed said instrument for the uset aud
purposes therein expressed.
Given r'der my hand and official seal this the
9th day o. December, :o9o. -
TULIS T. BIGGS,
Notary public, state of Forida, at large
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ARTICLE ".

.-fi,s business Of the corporation shall be con-
Quoted hy board of ilot less than three, nor
more than even directors. a president, secretary
and treasurer aud general manager. All officers
are T. be excited trorfthe board Of directors aud
are 10 be chosen yearly on the second monday in
April of zach year
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Or L.f.on aud family OF
win, ARK, Is visiting his
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H,,ho,,ll a young man, the
leading PITY sician~
Doctor esrern states, and l.
of the Tri State Medical as
presld, prising the states OF
socia1t, sssee amt Mississippi.
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lie it, many advantages.