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1t j. exceedingly cncOura ring to
know that the thinking men all
over the state are looking for
pure, moral, competent men for
office. No sentiment or section
or partiSanship should over
shadow moral and intellectual
qualifications. Public opinion Is
more and more demanding good
and pure men for office Our
statute laws are against drunk
ards, gamblers, libertineS, pro-
fame SwearerS, defrauderS and the
like, and the voice of the people at
the ballot box should sustain law
and morals. How a moral man.
a Christian man, can get bis con-
science to vote for IN immoral
maniS beyond our comprehension.
We ;egard it i breach Of trust
toward our government, a diSre-
gard Of the law Of God. and an
insult to our better manhood.
Alabama Baptist.
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fulness. Nor are we unmindfui
of the warm to>plta'i.irs ana
royal d,nr = partaE"1 If Al ne
Brokaw lOm". That tn" con-
tents of the we'll filled dishes met
a long fit want, TIE satisfied
air CT the 2bstemious J. G.. Por-
ter and anchorti>h /. y. G.jg.r,
when We shaken with social CON
verse Will" aiken. amply attcSt>.
our former fellow citizen, | }.
BrokaW, j. the same 81. SiXpencc
in good nature, enthusiasm and
work that made lin so valued a
citizen Of Anthony. Nor can We
omit to mention Editor Prevatt Of
the Record, whose pleasant
smile and cordial greeting and
sensible converse was so refresh
ing to all.
While viewing tae attractions
of Chaudoin Hall. We had the
pleasure OF meeting Miss Nellie
Stevens of ocaIa, who i taking d
normal Kindergarten course. also
the two daughters of Mr.. George
Pasteur Of Anthony, who are very
promising young ladies and are
proud of what Stctson IS doing
for them We also had a glimpse
of and a word with Miss Porter.
the charming daughter of Rev.
j. {. Porter Of the Witness. and
Mr.. Edwards of Crystal River,
all delighted with Stetson.
But enough for this time.
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TAKE 1s$ PLANT SYSTEM For p,i aR
Schedule Departure

IN. via Gainesville and High springs. carries
Pullman sleeper Port Tampa and Oca!s 20
New York without chang. via Richmond,
Washington. Baltimore and Philadelphia
connecting a. Washington with the Old
Colonial ENrre-- ~ Boston without change
Il cars. W. - also connects a. WaycrOss
with through sleeper for Nashville Via Mont.
co-.e-y without change Direct connection.
made a; Montgomery Tor New Orleans, az
Birmingham t0r Memphis; a. -. Louis for
Kansas City.
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~. = leaving nca.a a: : = ? m. solid
train. cunn"c:.us a. Wavcr"~S Will Pullman
sleeping cars a. follows. Wavc-n-- tu - Louis
via MONTGOMERY and * y. T. T.. Waycrr~~
- Nashville Via Macon. Atlanta and Iaatta-
nou-a ana Wayc-0>~ q New York via >avaD-
nah. Charleston, Atlantic Cua-c Line and
Pennsylvania Railway. al Nashville direct
connection with The Chicago Limited Eestl-
bu.e solid through rain via he Evansville
Route Also a: Louisville and Cincinnati tor
Chicago. Tram No 81. leaving Oca.a 30 a.
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THE PROBLEM SOLVED
THE NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY
TESTED.
Results Of the Test in Various Forms
of Dyspepsia.

OF dyspepsia.
Chrome indigestion or dySpep-
STA. while very common trouble,
has for some time been looked
upon by able physicians as a seri-
Gus thing, and that TO time should
be lost in treating it properly at
the start, because recent re-
searches have shown that the
most serious, fatal and inCurable
diseases bave their origin in sim
pie dyspepsia or indigestion.
Diabetes Is simply one form of
indigestion, the sugar and starchy
food not being assimilatCd by the
digestive organs. 10 Bright 5 dis
ease the albumcn IS not properly
asSimiated.
While consumption and dySpcp-
STA are twin diSea ScS. and it is be
EOnd question that dyspepsia
makes fertile soil for the seeds
Of consumption, Yet the trouble
has been to find a remedy that
could Be depended upon to cure
dyspepsia, as it Is VIGOROUSLY ob-
stinate and difficult to cure.
This his been the question
which has puzzled physicians and
d!vspeptlcs alike, until the queS-
ton was solved three years ago
by the appearance Of a new dys-
pepSia cure in the medical world
known as Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets, which it was claimed was as
a certain, rtiiaole cure for every
form of stomach trouble.
Physicians, however, would not
accept such statements without
first giving the new remedy many
tests and carefully observing re
suits.
For three years the remedy has
been thoroughly tested in every
section Of the country and with
surprising. and satisfactory re-
suits.
Stuart'e Dyspepsia Tablets can
be honestly claimed To be = spec
fic. a radical lasting cure for IN
digestion in the various forms Of
acid dyspepsia or sour stomach,
gas or wind on stomach, TOO
much Bile, undue fullneSs or pres
sure after eating and similar
symptoms resulting from diSor-
dered digestion. Stuart'S DyS-
pepSla Tablets were not placed
before the public until this three
years trial left no doubt as
70 their value ana they have re-
recently been placed in the trade
and can Oe found on sale at all
druggists at the nominal price Of
- cents per package.
No eNtravagant claims are
made for the remedy. / viii
not cure rheumatism, pneumonia.
typhoid cever nor anything but
Just what it IS claimed 10 cure
and that It every form Of SO mach
trouble.
No dieting : necessary. good
wholesome food AMI plenty Cf il
and ven may res assured that
Stuart : Dyspepsia Tablets vi
digest i.
DRUGGISTS Claim for t. tl4t i :
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Woman's Friend
The Great Medicine that Gives
Nerve Strength
Hoods Sarsepari!Ia makes the
Blood Rich ard Pure, Creates an
Appetite and Restores HEALTH
Vigor arc Vitality.

~ feel that 1 ought to write few
words in praise Of Hoods Sarsaparilla,
which has done great things for me.
was in a delicate condition and was sick
at nv stomach and constipated. tried
remedies highly recommended for female
weaknesses, but the medicines brought
on other troubles. l was SO weak l
could not attend to my household duties,
and then determined to try Hoods Sar-
saparilIa. After had taken this medicine
a short time began to gain strength. I
Crew Stronger Each Day
until I was able to work I'll day without
any inconvenience. have taken Hoods
Pills for constipation, and am better to-
day than l have been for five years.
Since taking Hoods Sarsaparilla and
Hoods Pills feel rested in the morning.
I am less nervous and am sure l have
richer and purer blood. l have always
been bot hered with scrofula, but now
am rid of it. Before my last child was
born l took Hoods Sarsa Parilla, and
nv girl baby was fat and strong, while
nv other child was not well and lived
to be only two years old" Mrs. E. F.
DEAL, Box 419, Missouri Valley, Iowa.
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Nerrick's SIX Cord Spool Cotton on
200 yard sporls: best machine cotton
made; American make, &c, dozen,
4jc. The Racket
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Dress Making

Dress making and plain sewing
OF al kinds at No. + Second
stree in the 1onge cottage, a
little more than two blocks from
poStotfiCe. , 1+Im
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Florida Press Association



conformed to the law, found on
the day of sale, the collector alb
sent, compelling Linn to do
the work over without compensa-
ton. In the afternoon the ladies
of the Association, were rendered
"a reception by the ladies Of De-
Land at the Putnam House. 1t
was very pleasant gathering,
nearly 100 persons were present.
The visiting ones were Miss APP
pleyard and Mrs. E. w. Peabody
of Sanford, Mrs. and little Miss
Mabel Bittinger and Miss Ernes-
tine Brumby, Ocaia, Mrs. +. B.
Wager, Titusvllle; Mrs. John
Frank and Mrs Thos. j. Nc
Beath, Jacksonville: Mrs. B. B.
: >Tatum, Barlow.
Editor j. Ira Gore Of the st.
Petersburg Times, and former
Marion county boy, was SO bent
on having the next meeting held
at st. Petersburg that he won
the sympathy of all. Brother
Oslin Of the Melbourne Times and
Brother Geiger Of the Apopka
Citizen, also had warnings to
bestow associational honors, but
the imaginative sea Of fish and
rivers Of oysters that Brother
Gore promised the pencil way
farers, did the work.
The ubiquitous Major Pea body,
= whose mission on earth is to e6u-
cate the people to read the great
and good and subscribe for the
same, read an excellent paper on
"The Education Of the Advertise
erS and Subscribers. His ex-
perience told the story. Mingle
with the people and talk shop,
but of q high grade and up-to-
date kind.
Editor l.. L. Ramsey, of the
Mayo Free Press, told how to
run a Newspaper Successfully
in a Small Town" He told it so
well and with such modest, unas-
Stunning ways that he captured
the house and raised such a flu
ror that he was compelled to re-
peat his paper at the night ses
sion, a high honor and the only
one that reached that exalted
plateau.
President Forbes of the Uni
verslty extended an invitation to
visit the grounds and buildings.
1t was accepted, and o'clock
was the hour. 1t was a pleasant
experience. but more Of this anon.
The evening session was held in
the University auditorium. Pres
dent Frank Robinson presided.
-, Professor Tom McBeath, of the
Jacksonville School Exponent,
read very able and exhaustive
paper on the Editor and the
School Master.' It was plain
that he diSsented from some of
the advanced views given bv
President Forbes at the state
teachers meeting held in OcaIa
IN December, 1896: among them
that 1T was the duty of the state
to not only educate the children
OF the pOJr, but, if necessary.
supply them with food, clothing
and books, and make them, in
mind and heart, men and women
that would return this nurtuling
and training with tenfolG inter
est. Space Eorblds to 30 into de
tails, but the accomplished peda-
gogue, Tom IcBeath, said in sub
stance that when this day came
then would such rank paternalism
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THE WEEKLY STAR

ntered at the Post Office at Ocala as second
class matter.
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TO Cure Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure. csc.
The genuine has L. B. Q. on each
albeit.
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LEAVE.

LEAVE
No % 2.25 PM. Da:,r To- Lee-hl-E.
Nus [I Fitzgerald. --.ty. La Ee.aEC. Pun a
Gc-Gs. Tampa --G 8. .-:--I-s1-a.- stations.
No 70 2.25 PM. Daily - Ga:aesv...e.-
Nu, 10 Lake Clty. I've OAK. savannah s;lc
q. points north, east sud we-..
Connection 60 Rochelle - Ps!e-ks. Jackson
vile and intermediate stations. This train
ca --.as through sleeper from FuT- Tampa -
-. Le-.- Wa. Oca.a. Fa.4:ka. JscE=o-v---= AID
Ng--= ny
Nh % 80 AN, D4;.y :2r G;.1e:-
gr-sry- Savannah. Cls-.---rC. and
a. points NORTH. -asc and vest. This train
CARRIES through sleeper from Port Tampa -
NV York. va Cca.a. Gainesville, Savannah
and Charleston.
M ~ I2.2o NOON DAILY FOR Ju,1er:e
VUt To all "a -Iu-- north - h1g-
-?---ss and svu:a 20 Tr.-ty.
NUI TI for Iry-tG. I'D = ON -a--z- Con
meets a. ju-l-t-e WIN .asc mai. tpr
Tampa and Re south.
Nh d7 600 AM Ia..y e1cep: sunday
fVs II FOR J--1=..yl.
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Hoods Sa psTiiia
Is the hrst-in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
H5,- DILL are purely vegetable, cs-s
lEoOd > L HIS fully prepared IS cents

our republic and the end of It
would be here. AS the able cdu-
Gator and acute verbal delinCa-
tors hot shot Ficochci over the
audience, the cnthuscd speaker
sent meaning ~lanCcS at President
Forbes, who took the dose like a
trained educational nurse that he
is. No educational paternalism
for McBeath.
Editor b. b Tatum, Of the
Barlow Courier-Informant, said
some good, wholesome things
about ''Fellowship IN Newspaper
Work."
w. E. Pabor, of the Editoria at
Interiachen, read his poem, "a
Ballad of Clearwater Bay" in a
masterful manner, and a gem it
was in rhythm and reason.
+. A. Mann. of the st. Angus
tine News, read capital account
of his experience IN his "Ihirly
Years a Newspaper man.
Brother Mann was strictly N it.
He raised many smiles, caused
more laughter and excited more
rapturous applause than any man
on the program. Ia service he
was the Nestor of the occasion
and in ability he easily led.
Professor Lewis gave us some
grand music on the organ and
Mrs. Davis sang delightfully."-" An
Irish Ballad" while Miss Annie
Appleyard, the accomplished
daughter of our valued secre-
tarv, Colonel Tom Appleyard,
recited most gracefully and eff
fcctively. The evening was truly
feast of reason and a flow of
soul.
The meeting was one Of enjoy
ment and profit and forerunner
of greater success and useful
ness in the future for the aSsoCia-
ton. We shall have a word Of
DcLand in our next.
NOTES
Colonel Jeems Alexander. the
genial, wholesouled, companiona-
BILE gentleman and friend Of the
country editor, placed the asso-
citation under obligations by set
ting up the cigars, and they were
good ones too, and shaking
their thirst at the coca-cola foun-
tain. The wish Of the crowd
was that friend Jeems should
never want for clients and his ex-
cheQuer should never run dry
while primaries in Eolusia county
should be accorded linn and his
friends.
Editor 5. ". Johnson, OF the
DeLand Printing Company, VIII
be remembered by Us because he
treated to ice cream that couIdu t
be beat, and, with Brother
Painter, showed u through a
print shop that IS a mod.J Of
neatness, order ana system. No
wonder they are succeeding.
We tender our personal thanks
TO the live wire Of the DeLand
press, c, .. Codington Of
the viriJe aud Spright1y
News. HIS attention 70 Z. and
friends viii always be remem-
bered with kindness and thank
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ARRIVe.
M % l.55 pm. Daily from Ga:neSyfi,-.
Nur I'd Live OAK. WayCrU~S. SAVANNAH
NoCtgr ---y ard a.. points rprIb ,
es-t s-d vest, AS from Jacksonville and Pa
.atEa.
M % 100 An. Daily from port Tampa,
NU- u Tampa. Lakeland. Purts Gords,
Barlow. Fitzgerald Jeesb-rE. and
81 points south Tais train cs-rles through
sleeper from P0r: Tampa 70 Sew York via
M 70 t.55 PK, Daily ron L.esbu-s.
Nu' 10 fitzgerald. Br"pksvillo. Tr-lby.
Ta-F1n -i-.u-s. C.esrwats-. -. Pc
-@-sI--g. Lakeland. Tampa and Port Tampa.
and daily except sunday from EUstis. Una
-...s and Aston. and Barlow PUutA GordA and
:--er--e 1.ste "a lions.
M IA 1T45AK Daily except sunday
NVr ~ from HOnysassa and in;eruedls
Nh dc 2.2o P.E. Daily eIcepi sgndI
and tryl q. p-.Ets EOFIl. east and
EeS-- a. from E--schatta. Florz. City. IuveT-
ness and a. points south.
M 40 5.3OPK Daily from DuHHe.lon
W. TO AID ron a. points north
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Thousands Of sufferers from
grippe hEe been restored to
health y One Minute Cough
Cure. 4 quickly curss coughs,
colds,f bronchitis, pneumonia,
-rIpa, asthma and all throat
and lung diseases. Anti-Mono-
poly dr~S sr2re.>
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sc,rscr Ans rryrlArroS.

"why do we lIyeg' b. the Important
auction discussed by Charles Rlchst
10 French fclrutlnc Journal. quoted
By Literary Digest IIc concludes that
10 cannot be answered. although he ad-
mIia that everything connected with
our phynloal cxlftencc points to Do
nIgucr llla augmentation Is of great
Interest NJ a tlmc when the tendency
of scientific thought ia IN another a..
rootlon, It proves that the philosophy
which dlscarda a personal Creator from
lu aywcm ~ not satisfactory TO tho
mind that looks beneath tlr surface OF
the myHcrien o. tho universe.
Mr.. Richet finds that the human
mind 10 utterly unable 90 comprehend
Che cause OF mo world In l,s lmmcnn.ty.
hut this Inability. no says, docs not ox.
tend 10 every part OF that world. Even
tho strongest adversarcs OF the SOC
called Theological argument Tor the ex-
lstence " God must admit that iIo
argues
For example. is q, possible 10 deny
that the eye 10 intended Tor vision :
We have taken the eye as an exam.
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supreme Issue ana by no. few ihat u
ls the only one. without caring % Dis
cus8 that matter pro or con- u j. SUI
proper 10 suggest that there be tho''
who hold Il 10 be ~ Issue at all-ihnt
70 pertains 90 the realm u purely come
merlsai ana Industrial affairs and as
such railes more nearly upon everyday
usage and na.nral aiius.mcnfs Tor le
status than !. does upon che aei.on ~
political parties or political iaw-mak-
srs. A. 90 the correctness " either Of
tbes. We've. iime and IS may be "a very
shori time can ana viii determine.
Hut pending she determination, % does
rsrm to be- o ili.le singular that chose
who favor any ~ the propositions in
the ublvc enumeration do not TAKE
measures 10 giye ~ fair and u pulai-
bio mai test or lis c3rroc.ners by each
ullying 10 De support the fun strength
N ih0as who favor such particular
system. when any question becomes
voxed one. % ought G, be disposed u
by some means and without unneccs-
cary delay and this, TOO. wiihlu. leave
inE behlnd any cause Tor rsEre;iing
what might have been. Ara above oil.
iet the respective political camps pre-
sarvc as unfuni,d a demeanor as iha
nature of ihc case will admit o.
IN this there ia nuhing 40 an relating
o. fusion. cooperation ~ forces, anal.
gamnilon or principles or che mrrsine
o. organizations. Not a hii ~ 70. such
contentious are lon 30 thos, who cake
moro interest IN ihcm than does thIa
publication. II would be- higily pleas
mE 20 sec each party puHins forih iis
bcd oforfs and very best men. 90 ihat
however the cioc.i1n may ~ We shall
at least have sniciont ana honest F1v-
eminent no matter VI IN some thlnra %
exhibits thc weakness which parados
nnito morality ~ making mistakes
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our INV rUnlro LANDS.

A furggstlon recently made regard.
ms the preference OF soldiers and sailors
of the war ln tho matter OF the allot-
mont OF the new lands acquired abroad
hy The United States, seems 90 be- taking
ROOT ana growlng The hrst man 10
give public exprcsslon 10 the IDEA Of
homClteadng the lands was Col John
J. Astor, a man OF indnlte wealth and.
aa has been ahundautly shown. ample
courage and profound patriotism.
IN an Interview by the New York
World he gave mol, only expression hut
elaboration 10 the yloN. and this was
added upon by that paper asking. why
not opon such public lands to our sol
dirra ana sallou2 It Is pointed out thas
tho ou,hursis OF enthusiasm which
greet everyone Of those who comes
back from the scene OF s,r.M aud the
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''Thc return Of victorious heot"
was witnorEed In New York today. Il
was not, OF courir. much like the old
time AFFAIR u the kind. but evoked
quite ~ much enthusiasm, no doubt.
The glamour Of glory which surrounds
the succossful nghtlng ship h NJ hard
to dlspci au Is tho waicry environment
u the unsuccessful ono. Tho dctaila
appear In the telegraphlc columns.
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III the British government has really
demanded the dismissal OF III Hung
CHANG II may ma out that the Empress
Dowagor Of China o. a Tariar-as rhc
la-ln more senses than one" says the
ungailani New York world The Brit
ona can probably profit by the steady.
going EaH which tho United states
MAINTAINED while engaged In q little
argument with "dowagcr queen" ON
the other eide OF the globe
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II Il said that Captain-Gcnorai wey-
Ter made a more gucccatfui reign In
the Phlilrplncsthan hc ala In cuba. Illa
salary In the former plaoc was 10000
a year. aud by means Of economy and
strict attention to buuincss hc was able
TO retire In four yc1ra with 100000.
He seems to be more Of a nnanclrr
than a wnrrlok
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The ship that carried the Hawaiian
commissioners 10 their post u duty
need not wait around hcrc with the
expectation NJ bringing hcm back.
Thuse onfunHf
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preparations being made to
give a heartfelt welcome to
these ordered north 10 re-
ouperate are significant signs OF The
way the people feel
There IL rapidly DEVELOPING says the
World, atrona belief that the govern
ment should do something more than
provide sis month f1r the brave'fel-
bows who have braved death and dis
oase. freed cuba aud captured Porto
Rico. II Is understood that In cuba.
Tor Instance. the Spanish government
holds largo tracts NJ land. the revenues
VI which have until now gone 90 the
crown. syndicate are being formed
already % secure those lands and other
concessions and grants These shrawd
nnanclcrs want them Tor speculation.
Hon. L. r. Llvings,qn. of Georgia.
Woo was chairman % the committee on
appropriations when the Democrats
controlled the H1urc. recently said:
u do not want 90 see lobbyists and
syndlcatss secure these public lands.
agree tina, u would be q nood thing
10 parcel out those lands % the soldiers
ond sailors. First. % would BE- a rcc0g-
nIiion BY the government Of the work
they have done. Second. u would be
the entering wodr, for bettor citizenship
In these Islands and form a nucleus of
cluzcns that might rcvolutionize ri-
oioi conditions TO the beitermout % the
Islands. n the Cuban citizens should
MT prove thrifty our soldiers and
sailors and other Americans who would
Join them soon would buy thcm out and
gradually make the Islands Amori-
can"
other expressions u opinion by mem
hcr Of Congress are given. ach In
substance the Same o. the foregoing
and each showing a decided opp0z.ii1n
to any scheme BY means of which
specuiaiors can obtain control ana
compel those who would like 10 secure
h0mra there 10 pay oxorbli1nt rates for
thorn. ~ scumu apparent THAI The
AmcricanizlnR Of an the governments
now posscsriona is the not OF fate. and
by no faster moro secure or more
acceptable means can this be accom-
pllshCd man through bona fldc colonl-
yalion from the United States. besides
this. we can afford % b. just. even a
little generous 10 the brave fellows who
pcrlled everything that those lands
might be brought under our nag.
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The Eunboat Remington ala not fnd
any pirates In quest OF Nlondlke igold.
Even pirates, II SEEMS. have common
nanac.
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Special.

New upright plano, mahogany case,
fun HlEe. warranted for 10 years, only
$1,000 Regular price. $4,000.
DAlNES q COALrER.
n Main hlreet.
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Ccrycra IL In mo- hurry TO return to
Spain. Well there Is plenty u room
Tor him over here.
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summer cannot iart much longer al
the pace II IN golng.
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TTVTVTWVTWT0 low IWTTH VII DO IU1TW
from ogden and all stations IN Utah
south thereof
Hunting, Fishing, Camping out.
Tralnn leave Salt Lake city Tor Cache
Valley and intermediate points, SOS
u. M For all other points. including
Cache Valley. s.f5 y. m.
Train north ~ shaahone viii run Sum
day September ith, 10 connect with
this cNcuulon,
CITY TICKET OFFICE.
Masonic Han.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20

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