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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-10-13
NORTH RANooIpH

r. A. Parker lost COW last week.
May Cone visited in Randolpb recsntI,.
Miss Belle Camp is having new her
house erected.
Mildred Peck was q guest Of Mrs. A. NJ
Cone Saturday. - -
Walter Hamblin is on the sick list. DR.
Bailey was called. ~
IN. Ellis was recently called to see Mrs
Bana, who is on the sick list.
The Library circle will meet with Mrs
E. A. Fits Oct. ~. All are invited
L. May Sargent visited in Chelsea ana
took IN two days Of Tunbridge far.
II. Guy Fletcher goes to Mort bfisI5 a.
l'th' where he has position in a store.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. n. Taft visited tb.i.
daughter in Washington the irst of The
week u AHs
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Miss Florence Kendall returned the last
Of the week from her trip 70 Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. q. Hubbard are visit
ing their son, Ernest, in Massena, y. Y.
y. J. Page has gone 10 the hospital AZ
burlington TO undergo an operation on
bis eve.
Mrs. j. Gagnon aud children, Miss Cora
and Master Louis, have returned TO Barre
for the winter
Mr. and Mrs. ". {. scott have moved 10
Waltshelc, where they are 20 have charBe
Of the hotel In that place.
II. A. Kendall 90 Mortified and Walter
Fratt or Boston Here in town q few asva
ia-l = esN ln the Interest 90 3. 3. Pratt &
Co. 20 Boston
Mrs 1has. Farmauter and daughter
klnreura. of HruriEar, X. r.. and Mr.
alive Jhllds OF H.Isbora Bridge. y. H
are guests % q. e Martin and family for
few DAYS.
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'our little daughter had an almost fstsl
attack of whooping cough and nro1cb I
%, writes Mrs. W. X. Haviland al A.
monk, y. Y, shut, when all Other -o-1-
dies Jailed We saved her life twffb H.
kings View Discovery. Our nfece v,.b1
aad consumption lea an advanced arss-.
also used this wonderful medicine an
Today she : perfectly we'll" Desnersts
s s55t sna lung diseases yield to Dr
medicine on earth. InfaUibIe To- ,.,,,--t-.
ana colds. soc. and 81 bottles gua-ay,t.s,.,5
For sale by Drew q Leonard. Randoinb
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One Minute Cough Cure
Eor Coughs, Colds and Croup.

churches. Rev. 9. W. Patterson preached
me sermon and IN the afternoon Dr. Nut
ing OF randolph Center and Rev. Mr..
iDan q East braintree took leading
parts In discussion OF the tonic .sXTbss
can the circular conference do for oUr
churches this year, "a To deepen me
spiritual lite of the members. f21 NJ
roster soul-saying work" All who came
I Io the conference went away well repaid
me next conference will be al East Broor !
field next month. - W.
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RANpoLPH cgNTER.

Mrs. j. e. Ordway OF Concord. n. II.
rs visiting at J. b. Adams for few DAYS
Mrs. r. c. McMurphy and two chill
! dren are visiting relatives in Mortified
Newell Bickford has been sick the past
week and under the doctors care. He /.
convaleseing.
Rev. Geo. w. Patterson and Deacon
Nutting attended the circular conference
at Brookiield Tuesday.
Henry Ii. Harvey, wife and two chill
aren OF Rochester visited at her brothers 5,
Foster Parmenters, over Sunday
/ Mr.. Kennedy and family have moved
from the village to II. l.. Douglass. Mr..
Kennedy expects to work for Mr.. Doug
lass.
Fred p. Eaton and wife went to Boston
last Monday on the excursion and will
VISIT relatives in Randolph, Mass, and
other places.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Adams OF Post
| MIL. and Mr.. Chubb and wife have been
visiting at }. b. Adams. They returned
, home Monday
The ladies' Social circle Of the Congl
church will hold a sOciable in its rooms
az the church next Saturday evening
supper at usual hour.
The lecture course is assured. Everyone
that mas not already taken course tickets
should do so at once, the more that are
TAKEN the better the course.
DR.. l.. A. Noyes, wife and daughter.
Anna, went to Chicopee, Mass, Yesterday
Tor a two or three months stay. They
VIII spend portion OF the winter here.
Richard Day, who had been at work
~ the Maplewood, al james Mulalyis and
~ george Days at different times during
{he summer, returned to his home In
Boston Monday.
Mr.. Dugan and wife are moving IN /
brookheld TOT farm that they recently |
bought there. Coming from New Hamp- /
shire, they stopped over Sunday with Mrs. I
Dugans parents, w. +. Adams and wife.
Alstine Parmenter OF Rochester was
mere Tuesday and staid one night with his
aoh, roster Parmenter, and returned \
nome Yesterday with his daughter, who
bury at Randolph.
Prof, J. +. Chandler exhibited his
poiyorsma at the Normal hall last Monday 4
evening TO large audience. His lecture
On astronomy was good and he exhibited
pictures and views OF the heavenly bodies
nat were instructive, and his other views
ana Illustrations were also very good and
we'll received !
). b. Adams has been local agent the {
last summer Tor the Mccormick harvest
ng Machine Co. and as such has sold I
~ SNS lhoNets' ten corn harVesters '
ny gram harvester, four teiders, four a
ray rakes and 5000 pounds of Irvine The &
mount OF the sales is between soon and /
SJOJ. lie settled with the general agent a
ast week and paid him only s2S5 In notes 1
ne balance IN cash. The general agent a
9unu everything IN shape and made one d
u ms quickest and most satisfactory 4
S,.tlements. II Is quite probable that q
~. auahs VIII attend the St. Louis Y
EXPOSITION at the McCorp,{,t- ,.,.-@t Z y
Kspense. This company paws expenses Il
= Tour OF It's agents that sell the most II
Gods, and probably Mr.. Adams will
ONE into the class. "'i' 5,
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Bethel Local Intelligence,
Guy WILSON, Local Editor.

DesirHbly located farm OF IS acres for
sale within one mile Of Bethel village.
Premises include two dwellings and barn
IA far condition. Owner must sell at
once and viii take $500 II closed immedi-
ately. Cost 5000. VIII take part mort
gage. Nv ae Guy WILSON. Bethel.
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" quo NOS interest you 10 you're 51,t.
s ~. guaranteed sslge Tor sores. t4rBs
-t-- OTTO h0dd a. Ponder. 40
writes. u suffered win ~ ,-s,f- - , ,.'.,
-ifr 2lt 1eE rf B1esIeaTs ArrI-s $50
4-ea Ale. lis The best 81 Sc on ea-ih -
Fof sale ~ Dew s. Leonard. RsnE5i-,6
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sroke into His hnusn

,. Le Quinn OF Cavendish, VT, was rob
pea OF ms customary health by invasion
~ Sl. chronic constipation. When Dr. King :
. NeW lie Pilis broke into his house. his
=. 'l uDle was arrested and now he's entire
~ cured. They're guaranteed III cnre ~,
For sale by Drew q leonard Psndoi,,h
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A Prominent rrainn,a.

o;n Ine many friends Of G. II. Haussn. En-
& ,'iesL L, r. 4 W. z. r., at present living
ra, i-lllla, ~. viii be pleased to know ~ bis
IuT ~ very from threatened kidney disease
~ ,as u was cured BY using Foley,s
esrs ,,;s ,, Sure' which / recommend 10 ali.
si5,iIsaits tralnmen, who are usually
dolph. INV " Leonard, Ran
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-10-13

Only one remedy In the world that will
at once stop itchiness OF the skin in anv
part OF the body. Doan's Ointment. AZ
any drug store, 80 cents.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-10-13

About fifty Of the relatives ana frianss
OF Mr. and Mrs Elijah Wilbur assemblies
~ ~ ther home Monday evening, Oct. srd
pm honor Of their thirtieth wedding ami
Nefsary and Mr.. Wilbur's birthday.
IN nehalt OF their friends, they were
presented with twelve dining chairs Two
lage easy chairs two bed spreads, a
other useful gifts.
ne presentston being made bv the
brother 81 Mr. Wilbur, Mr. Wilbur
A. uu9eu' giving the guests most cor
dRl welcome and thanking them ,s-nes,i,.
s s,,,. l1e valuable gifts that they had
pc remaining time WIS spent with
a Phonograpnic entertainment. games ana
other amusements. '''N
refreshments were served to the guests
'n squads, in the dining room. ''''
All feeling that an enjoyable time had
Zen spent, the guests departed at a late
hour wishing Mr.. and Mrs WHbnr
many happy returns Of the occasion.
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Christmas Greens Wanted.

! will pay &c. per 10. for best quality
Christmas greens delivered at my house
oef0re Nov, 10Th. 5w ae C.. r. NOBLE.
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TO Weak People:--

To Weak Peop1e:-- TIE HOME OF v1NOL
su4per are thin, pale, lack energy.
1rr1tability, cannot sleep. and 49, s-.N
appetite, We guarantee that vino1 -,
make for you rich, red blood ana 80.
your health and strength. = vo,, go
Try V1nol and it does not helm vo,,s -
agree to return your money. This e.
our falth and fairness. Will vo,, 80.
Respectfully, ''N Try 1tY
DREW & LEONARD.
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BETHEL
MONTPELIER
w. Il. S. VS.. North Barre HIah.

Touchdown and goal, Shaw; referee.
John Wilson. Halves, 20 and Is minutes
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On account Of fitness, Regan's restaurant
and store is for sale, including lease OF
the rooms in Bethel Tavern. Mr.. Regain
mas built up good business and has clear
ed the past year 1910 above all expenses
anc the prospects FOR the coming year are
stiil better Address
3tae j. b. REGAIN, Bethel. VI.
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GRANVILLE.

Zee. R5eieFee, John Wilson. Time, l5-minuto
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THE HOME OF vINoL
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Capt Whitaker Z. h.b. Rae
Huber I. b.
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Setter Than Gold.

'' / Wa troubled for several years
with chronic indigestion and nervoUs
debility" writes F. J. Green, % Ian
caster, y. II. No remedy helped
NE until began using Electric Bit
lers, which did me more good than
all the medicines I ever used. They
have also kept my wife in excellent
health for years. She says ElectTic-
Bitrers are just splendid for female
troubles; that they are q grand tonic
and invir0ratnr for weak, run doWu
women. No other medicine can take
it, place in our family" Try them
Only 5Oc. Satisfaction guaranteed by
Anti-monOPOly drug store and Tyd-
ings & Co. m
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BELLEWEW.
gone to?
UNCLE JOE.

Prof and Mrs P. w. Green are en-
tertaiDing Mrs. Green's sister, Miss
Kate Payne, Of McIuosh.
Mrs. J. J. Nelson returned Saturday
from Trmpa very much improved in
health. She spent several weeks
as the CUES Of Mr.. and Mrs. True
Whittier.
Measles have again broken out in
the negro quarters Of Pope's turpen-
tine camp, with eighteen or twenty
cases.
Mr.. John Coins and bride, of Shady
Grove, spent Monday with relatives
here.
Mrs. T. a. Tyler arrived Wednesday
from her home in Philadelphia for
stay Of some weeks.
Mr.. Daniel Sykes returned to work
at Panasoffkee Monday, after having
been home i'll for two weeks. He was
accompanied by his brother-in-law,
Mr.. William Taylor, who has ac-
copied position at that place.
Mr.. Tom Mitchell and baby left
Tuesday tor Oxford to remain several
days.
The Rev. DunkIin, pastor Of the
Baptist church, was entertained this
week by Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Whizenant.
Service were held at the church sat
urday morning and Sunday morning
and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ;. CogsweIl drove
to Kendrick Thursday morning to be
away several days.
Mr.. Arthur Hardaker and DIR. Il. X.
Slaughter, Of Levon, were in town
Monday shaking hands with their
many friends here.
Taking advantage Of the abandon
ment Of the church Of Spring Park,
the Belleview NJ. f. congregation
secured through the conference the
large, deep toned bell of the former
church and duly installed it in their
own belfry last week. a much need
ed aud duly appreciated acquisition.
Air. Jonathan HOag, jr., who some
years ago was resident here, but now
living in Troy, y. Y, arrived We'd
nesday and is stopping with Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G. Ridge.
Mrs. AlvOn Lucuis is visiting rela-
tives at Grahamville.
JOSH
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RVILLE.

We are glad 10 say that the weather
has in some degree moderated again
and it is now pleasant.
Farmers are busy preparing for the
coming crops and all are Locking for-
ward 10 great yields, which Cater
willie soil always brings forth.
A few OF the farmers III our -r.ti"u
thi. year are exper. u-utiug witn the
crop and believe il will bring Dig
profits.
Friday, the 18th. wa celebrated a.
st. Valentine day at Pine Level
school, and the entire school enjoyed
it immensely. Whiting and reading
valentines being the Afternoon ex-
ercises.
Mr.. A. r. Brooks, Of North CATER
willie, is speaking Of selling hl- prop
erty here and moving south. We
can't learn MS object in selling out
and leaving Gaiterville for this has
been his home for many years, and
Why he should forssks his old home
is strange to Uncle Joe. But if it be
his wish to leave, We wish for him
health and happiness wherever he
sees lit 10 locate.
We are very sorry to learn Of the
illness Of Mr.. B. f. Getty the past
week and glad to snow he il now on
the road to recovery.
Mr Il. Z. Brass Is unable to work
a present owing ID tone felon on
his thumb.
Rev. Austin filled his regular ap-
poIntment here sunday.
While a crowd Of the small child
rem were enjoying themselves play
ing at the school house Monday,
little Henry Gordon had the mis-
fortune to sprain his ankle very
cadly.
Two young men Of Gulf Junction
We're ia GaitervilIe Monday. We
understand theiI visit was business
one ami il j. rumOrei there was a
runa way sunday night but at present
We can't give particulars. We hope
by next reparJ TO tie able TO give a
full account Of the dead aud injured.
We believe Gaiteryille's Violet has
disappeared just at the opening OF the
violet season. Wonder where she is
gone to?
Uncle JOE
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cEHTRAL HEWS.

We are having fine weather now.
The vegetable men sre preparing
their land for vegetable crops.
We have had the eolde4t We have
ever experienced. Do not need any
cold storage this season for meat
Nezsl-s are taking our burg by
storm. dr. ]. D. Nixon and fami-
Iy, Mr. J. L. Beck's family and Mr.
II. NJ. Sherous-'s fanny are al down
with than They have entirely
broken up or schOoi-
Mr.. Jake F=ssier haz improved
the looks % his place very much by
putting sire fence next To Moss
pond.
Mr. Robert Z-trouer il also putting
= wire fence around his form.
Mr.. J. d. Mixson and daughter,
Miss EstelIe, took a drive IN Mont
brook last sunday 10 the convention.
We have preaching, Methodist and
Baptist. twice q month.
MessIs. J. D. MixsOD, '. P. Smith
and ]. 6. Nilsson have returned from
a hunt IN Gulf Hammock. They
report q fine time hunting four days,
killed six deer. Mr. J. D. Nilsson
was champion of the hunI, got four
shots, killed four deer. They say deer
were plentiful.
A ZT-pSC RTpER
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W. 8. Brooks fought 80 acre.
located 10 the rich phosphate bid o.
Citrus county 10 10 for 800. n.
mined il for three years bimself add
then leased % % LAursnts. the eondi.
tions Of the lease being that be shoald
be paid 81 Per tOn royalty and tbat
the payments should Dot b - thaa
5000 per year. Laureate paid hin
$4,000 royalty and be has since en-
Iected $1,000 by suit 10 the fsd-ral
courts, ia addition n eompromisiuga
claim for nearly 5000. And Bow
be has secured g. - through = suit
10 the state courts
IuadditiOn % this ~. y. Camp has
paid Mr.. Brooks $50 royalty for
phosphate mined from the properly
since the Laurente concern gave n
up. S5l 90 in royalties, besides 81 GO
more in prospect noE under Begotia-
tion.-IndustTiAl Record.
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BLIIcHToN.

We welcome our old friends, Mr..
and Mrs. G. /. Stephens back into our
Sunday school.
d.. Bitch was in Ocala Monday.
Miss Triple spent last Sunday at
Montbrook wi:k friends.
Quite a delegation Of Rlitchtown-
ians were in Ocala Saturday aud
listened to an address by Supt. Sheats.
Mr.. J. &. Robinson, Of WillistOn,
visited here Sunday.
Mr.. Guy Bitch visited parents here
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Viewer were in Willis
ton last week on business.
We thank the patrons Of the school
for their visit on Tuesday. Come
again.
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RibIa confs,sns. for os,l,

Gainesville had its Bible Conferences
which was greatly enjoyed by thoss
attending. Ocala's turn viii come
next Week, ~ a cOuven too quite Ike
the Gainesville meeting viii be he'd
at the VI +. church on wednesday
and Thursday. The frst service az 9
p. IL. Wedu-s lay. Remember the
date zuu Dc present
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Money Made on PIre LANDS

Asa Fillingim sold few days ago
300 acres OF land which cost him in
1899 $500; siuce being the owner Of
this piece he has by selling lots, cut
ting cypress, crOssties, sawlOgs, leas-
ing to turpentine people and finally
making his final sale, received 5000.
Pretty good for ordinary laud.-Pen-
sacOla News.
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WiII'come to oeaIs

w. II. Kelly returned here from
Savannah Yesterday and brought with
him the mare, Oracle Banter. II is
said that the new conner will prove a
formable competitor to Judge Pettus
in future events. On Monday the
horses will go tu st. Augustine to
race on the track built there years
ago by Pierre Lor1llard, the once
famous turfm2u. The meeting will
be managed 10y Col. Horton, who iu-
tends to race at Ocala and Lake CITY
before returning here for a final meet
ing at the close Of the season.-Jack-
sOnville Metropolis.
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Representative Gambler, Of hissis-
sipDi, says there would have been
balance Of trade against the United
states last year Of 5000, 900, but the
farmers not only Cancelled it but left
t. our credit 1867 90, 90. But for
the farmers, be says, in the past four
teen years there would have been the
enormous SUM Of $50 900, 900 against
IT,, but the farmers met that, settIed
il, and left the marvellous and almost
incompreheu-iDle sum Of S3,940,00o
90 t. the credit Of America. The
crowniug glory Of this country are
her wonderful agriculture aud the
amazing results IL ha- accomplished.
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Mr.. III. Higgins, of Melbourne,
Fla, writes: MY doctor told me /
had consumption and nothing could.
be done for me. was given up to
die. The offer of free trial bottle Of
Or. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption, induced me TO try it. Re-
suits were startling. l am now on the
road to rec0ve. Y and owe all to DR..
Kings New Discovery. 1t surely
saved my life" This great cure is
guaranteed for all throat and lung
diseases by Anti'monOpoly drug store
and Tydin0s x Co. Druggists. Price
soc. a q 81. Tr ial bottle free. m
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The popular, progressive turpentins
operator, orange grower and Orehar-
dist, Bsj. r J. Bishop, % E-drig-. .
busy preparing and planting Out q
tsenty acre peach orchard. over 2,O0o
trees. He selected that successful
Orchzrdist, Peter Pier-On. 70 stake OF
and assist in planting. ste. TIE
Major enjoys the distinction o. keep
ing the town OF Eldridge one % the
busiest little hamleis Ia the county.
He is also one % the trustee % the
9ourisbing EnpOria public subdis-
trict schOOL-DeLand Record.
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Notice.

The democratic voters OF Marie
precinct NO. 30 are hereby called to
meet at John Brooks store on Satur-
day, the 20 of Feb, for the purpose Of
selecting an executive committeeman
and to transact such other business as
they may deem necessary.
NJ. >. MOSER,
Ex-COmmitteeman.
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DIR. Jane +. Chase dropped hi-
pocket-bDpk yesterday morning
containing one hundred and fifteen
dollar one 81 our -ide.W4lk-. FOrtu-
nately it wa picked ~ by acting
Marshal Brigance and promptly re-
turned % the doctor.
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Bishop Kelly, OF the Catholic
Diocese of Florida, passed through
Ocala yesterday on his way to his
home i'm ST. Augustine from Tampa
and other points in South Florida.
Bishop Kelly promises to give our
city a special visit in the near future.
He j. very lovstle man and his
friends here will give him most
cordial greeting.
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Nj. Otis LAUd-rs, who was caught
under the car wheels a. DunnellOn
and had 70 s1Ier the smputation Of
one Of his legs, u % far recovered that
ne will be able 70 be on the streets in a
few days. His friends are glad TO note
his recovery.
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a Pertinent Query.

To the Editor of the Ocala Banner.
Isn't it about time we were knowing
who are gowing TO be candidates for
the various county Offices?
Are we only going to vote for q
sheriff and one member Of the legis-
lature.
Come out into the open, gentlemen !
VOTER.
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,Ir. J.B. Luca-. ~ DzIlas, Texss,
who j. interested largely u the tur-
pentine industry iu this county, being
the senior member u the firm Of
Lucas & B4rue-. j. here on = visit.
Mr.. Luca. will remain IN Osala about
two weeks.
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a thousand Dollars Thrown Away
A SCBsC RIBER.

a thousand Dollars Thrown Away
Mr.. w. w. Baker. OF Plainview,
Neb., writes: MY wife had lung
trouble for over fifteen years. We
tried a number of doctors and spent
over a thousand dollars without any
relief She was very low and l lost
all hope, when a friend suggested try
ing FOley's Honey and Tar, which /
did; and thanks be to this great rem
edy, it saved her life. She is strong
er and enjoys better health than she
has ever known in ten years. We
shall never he without Foley's Honey
and Tar and would ask those afflicted
to try it. Postoffice Drug Store. m
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EpwOrth League Valentine Social.

A large number of the young
society set of Ocala enjoyed a lovely
Valentine social at the hospital home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Clark Fri
day night. The many games were all
greatly enjoyed and it goes without
saying a. were also the refresh-
ments,
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Bishop Warren Gambler and Rev.
sam P. Jones passed through Florida
Tuesday en route % CU5a % attend
the Cubzn Missionary Conference Of
the Methodist church.
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Executive Committee .otres.

The members Of the democratic
executive committee Of Marion cOun-
~ are requested 10 call meetings Of
their club or in the absence % demo-
cratic clubs mas meeting Of the
democratic voters Of their precincts,
for the purpose Of electing a member
Of the democratic executive commit
tee 10 serve on said committee for the
ensuing two years, such meetings to
be held at such time prior to Feb.
%, 1904, a. the committeeman may
designate. The newly elected or Sc
lected members Of said democratic
executive committee, a. above pro-
vided, are hereby called to convene at
the court house ia Ocala on Saturday,
Feb. %, 1904, at II O'Clock a. IN. for
the purpose Of organization, and to
provide for holding the democratic
primary election, and 10 transact such
other business as may properly come
before said committee.
S. Il. PYLEs, Chairman.
w. w. CLYATT, Secretary. % DIV
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-02-19

Grover Cleveland is right. The
democratic skies continue TO grow
more hopeful. This is certainly so at
the home OF Commi tteeman Edwin
w. DAVIS, Of this city. A little
democrat was born To him yesterday.
The Ocala Banner extends congrstu-
latiOn.