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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-06-15
WAREHOUSE.
l7s.l90 Quincy Street

love United States inspection, because
II was owing to United States inspec.
tion and the absence Of 0thor inspec.
ton that II was able to work W q rep
utation that has startled the world
with horrors.
The new charter provides for fifty nj.
dermen to hold office for four years ut
$1,000 per year, Vote 1t down.
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1t will rejoice the public to know
that meat condemned because 1t IN dis
cased. Is "tanked." stewed into lard
and placed on the market.
II you favor prohibition, vote for the
new city charter. Sept. II. II you do
not favor prohibition. vote against It,
II you want to he taxed to death,
vote for the new city charter Sept. IL
II you don't, vote against 1t.
The people Of Chicago are not In
favor OF Sunday closing.
The new charter should be defeated
Sept. II. There Is nOthing good In
it. and much that Is bad.
The people Of Chicago are Just dy'
ing to give aldermanlc stoughtOn bot.
ties fOur-year terms. Watch the vote
on the new charter.
The new charter Is thoroughly un.
American. 1t provides for the cleo
ton OF a legislative body for the city
for four years. Congressman and leg
!,lators are elected for but two years
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There Is great graft In the new char
ter,
Are all diseased beef carcasses to b.
sold to the poor after this, instead Of
being destroyed by city inspectors?
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To adopt the new charter means the
establ ishment Of an unbreakable ring
in the City Council for four years.
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Illinois IL not only the headquarters
OF the Beef Trust, hut the people of
Illinois are Its principal victims.
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Police surveillance OF the White City,
Chutcs, Riverview Park and lot OF
other summer resorts would be pretty
good innovation this year.
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The courts found way to send a
starving boy who stole ham from the
Beef Trust to the Bridewell, where he
committed suicide from shame. But
the authorities never found a way to
punish the Beef Trust for stealing wa.
ter from the people.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-06-15

The most amazing stupidity conceiv.
able Of any people with foreheads h
that they should allow their supply
Of food to pass into the hands Of one
speculative interest, says Charles I'd.
ward Russell In q powerful article
written BY him In the Appeal to Rea-
son. You can understand how q care.
less community might tolerate q mo-
n0poly Of some things, how Il might
endure to have It's transportation, for
instance, or It's electric light, control.
led by one ownership, for men can
live without sleeping cars or arc
lamps: but that It should tolerate
monopoly Of the primal necessity Of
food is beyond comprehension and
without precedent. Even naked saw.
agcs have uniformly been too wise
for that, and the only nation that has
ever submitted to such q monstrous
condition Is our own.
From thousand Illustrations Of the
injuries We all suffer from this idiotic
arrangement let us cite one.
There Is no way Of communicating
disease to tho human body surer than
through infected meat tissue. Some
Of the worst and most destructive ba.
GILL that prey upon mankind are com.
mon among the animals he cats for
food. Cows have tuberculosis and
spread vast quantities Of It through
the human population. Il II 30 com.
mon among cows that the wise and
the forewarned will use none but ster.
ilised milk. What IL hog cholera"
among swine % merely typhoid fever
In men. Trichinea in hogs poisons
human beings. Both these diseases
are common among swine.
Worse than sh these, and moro
deadly, 10 another fact that 10 seldom
commented upon because Il 10 too ap.
pallin4 TO dwell much upon. What u
called "lumpy jaw" In cattle y simply
cancer. The germs OF cancer are
communicable. Many cattle have
"lumpy jaw" Any animal WITH
"lumpy Jaw" II unAt for human
food.
This opens q Geld that demands the
ttuuON1oV0 utVcIuOu VI CuO BVVOSu-
ment Cancer 10 the most terrible Of
all diseases. After It has reached q
certain stage Of development II u ab.
solutely incurable., lts progress "a
that stage may be without the pa
tents knowledge or suspicion. Its
advance beyond that stage cannot
even be checked. II Stays its victims
with the most horrible torture.
In this country tho recent increase
Of this most tsrrible Of human AZ
nictions hos beeo something to alarm
40 all. II was once rare; Il now
threatens to become common. In the
Cincinnati hospital In the year 1910
II. the number Of cancerous patienta
was one In bS7. In 1904 the numbss
was one In 218. In 1870. when thu
total population OF the city was 2l6..
2a0. the number Of cancer cases ~
ported at all the institutions was -,
In 1900. with q total population oi
S25,8O2, the number Of cancer cassa
reported at all the institutions wa
l08, and In 1908, with about the same
population. the number was 2o7.
append the table that shows this -
tonishlng increase.
Here 10 q similar report from two
well.known hospitals elsewhere:
ROOSEVELT HOSPITAL. NEW
| YORK.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-06-15

ton, Frank !. Bennett and Peter Rein
berg. The day set fot the celebration
Is July .. but members of the commit
tee want 1t changed until October D. as
they believe July Is too early In the
season.
In q speech at New York Oct. IL,
1906. United states Senator Beverldge.
OF Indiana, said:
NEARLY everybody eats meat. and so
long as everybody eats meat the meat
industry should be organized 20 that
It can serve oil the people. But the
government of all the people. whom the
organized meat industry serves. should
s,.c that II deals Justly by all the peo.
ple whom 1t serves.
"And so, while the government OF
all the people should not own the meat
industry that serves all the people. II
should regulate the meat industry that
serves all the people. When that busl.
ness becomes SO great that 1t affects
all the people II becomes not only a
private business but public business.
The profits for It's owners are no longer
the sole consideration, but the health Of
the people Ia also consideration"
Congress should at once add to ths
meat Inspection law these three pro
visions:
Packers should b. obliged To
hear all the expense attached 10 IN
spectIon.
PACKERS should be Obliged Ia
print date OF canning on the labels OF
all canned goods.
3-All meat In transit should In IN
s,srtcd by the government.
The Goodrich Line Is now under the
supervision OF the Interstate Com
merce Commission. This prevents dis
ordinations in freight charges among
other things. III" Federal grand jury,
among its duties, looks after violations
az the Interstate Commerce Laws.
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A starving man who stole SO worth
II bacon from the Beef Trust was sent
% the brldcwell and committed sui.
eide because of his shame. The Beef
trust stole 100000 worth Of water
from Chicago and no official thought
any less OF II.
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The small property owner VIII be
taxed out Of all he Possesses II the new
charter is adopted.
The takers who are boosting the
charter are working" the daily papers.
Hut IL won't do. The people are going
10 beat this charter and don't you for
get IT,
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The Bsef Trust IN flooding the coun-
try with advertisements telling bow
much 4. likes the United States In
spection. The Beef Trust always did
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-06-15

You will see from the above figures
that the average price paid by the
Beef Trust Is about cents pound.
But do the people who have to pay
eyorbitant prices for food get good
food?
Let us look Mt some of the records
of the Chicago Health Department for
reply:
The following from the Chicago
Health Department Bulletin OF Octo'
Der %. 1905, speaks for Itself:
The city inspectors at the Union
Stock Yards condemned "FIVE CAT.
TIE FOUND IN THE COOLERS,
WITH A PART OF THE EVIDENCE
OF TUBERCULOSIs TRIMMED OUT.
AFTER HAVING BEEN PASSED BY
THE GOVERNMENT INSPECTORS"
''They also condemned and destroyed
3,O33 pounds Of cut meats shipped from
st. Louis and Kansas City, having
passed government inspection at those
places"
This shows the sort of government
Inspection we have.
II a few of the governmental omIs-
sions are rectlfed how many thous
ands are not!
How many homes In Europe and
America are at this moment harboring
cuts Of meat from tuberculosis cattle?
The above report OF the Health Com.
missioner speaks OF meat hanging In
the coolers Of trust houses, with tubes-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-06-15

Congress should pass a law cOH..
pelling packers to print the date Of
the canning ON the labels Of all canine
goods sold by them.
The fact that the Beef Trust fought
proposed law to this effect, last year.
only goes to emphasize the necessity
that exists for one.
According to all accounts the canned
goods Of the Beef Trust are bad enough
when comparatively new, without un.
loading on the public canned goods that
have been years In q warehouse.
More than that. the government
should compel the packers to pay all
the expenses of meat inspection.
The government should also inspect
all meat In transit.
Lately the Beef Trust has been
branching out and gobbling UP other
lines of business.
It controls the meat business.
1t controls the poultry trade.
1t controls the egg market.
III cOulEOtS tAlc l1islc hhuthe&s
1t controls the boot and shoe trade
And lately It has stepped into the
control Of large part Of the vegetable
market.
In order that the multi-inllli0nalrcs
mt its head may thrive, 1t has raised
the price Of living upon the people Of
the United states.
1t Ii the Beef Trust aud the Beef
Trust alone that has made the cost
OF living US high as It is.
Tho Beef Trust buys cattle. swine
and sheep on the hoof for almost moth
Ing.
II you will take the trouble to l0ok
Mt the market reports Of tiH daily
papers you will see that the trust pay'
from Sl.26 to 81 per 100 pounds fos
canning cows This Ii cent and
quarter to two cents a pound. Fol
very high Crude meat they pay al
high as i've or six cents q pound
The trust utilixes every portion Of tn.
cattle, ho0fs, horns. intcstincs, hide
hair and bOncR
1t could afford to sell the pe0pl'
meat at reasonable prices and mako
big profit itself.
But 1t 10 too hoRgish to do tlhs i
has the American public by the throa
and makes the American public pa!
outrageous priceG
Tho following from the Chicag'
Daily Journal market report for Jun'
II, 1907, Is II fair sample of what TIN
Beef Trust pays for cattle. per 10
hounds:
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-06-15

Congress should ut once adj to the
meat inspection law these three pro.
visions:
PACKERS should be obliged to
bear all the expense attached to in
spectlon.
2--Packers should be obliged to
print date Of canning on the labels Of
all canned goods.
3-All meat In transit should he in
spected by the government.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-06-15

The Reef Trust In flooding the coun-
try with advertisements telling bow
much IL likes the United States In
spection. The Beef Trust always did
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-06-15

The Goodrich Line is now under the
supervision OF the Interstate Com
merce Commission. This prevents dis
crimlnations in freight charges among
other things. Tn" Federal grand jury
among It's duties, looks after violations
az the Interstate Commerce Laws.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-06-15

A starving man who stole 50 worth
II bacon from the Beef Trust was sent
% the bridcwell and committed sui
eide because OF his shame. The Beef
Trust stole 100000 worth OF water
from Chicago and no Official thought
any less of II.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-09-20
BERLIN ITEMS

Special Cor. OC1la Banner:
Miss Legie B!!t.t has a. her guest
al her homo Al Bhtchton her cousin,
Miss Mamie Bitch Of Largo.
Mr.. Roland EI':ch of the OcaIa pos
Office took advantage of he holiday
Monday and spent ;he day very pleas
antly at his home al BltchJon.
Miss Nertie Gordon Of Largo is Wis
iting friends AT Berlin and Fellow
ship.
Miss Claire Bryan OF Martel spent
a few days Of The past week with her
friend Miss Ernes-ine Brooks. IN the
Brick CITY.
orr handsome school teacher, Mr..
Emanuel Martin. represented this
section IN Ocala Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. ". Stevens uf
OldtoWn. Mr. ". E. Veal AMI Mr.. D.
N Barco of Cotton Plant and Mr.. HAT
Barnett OF Martel went 10 Ocala Mon
day 70 do some trading
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. ". Stevens OF
OldtoWn VIII shortly move TO Oca}a,
where Mr.. Stevens VIII accept a pc
sIrion with the city a policeman. We
hope Mr.. AND Mrs Stevens Viii be
pleased with their new home
Mr. l. L Smith. merchant, postmas-
Tar ana sawmiIl man. is very busy
these DAYS. Things hum here. and
Mr.. smith Is one of the head ones in
the push.
The Misses Reggie and Winnitred
McCully accompanied their uncle.
Mr.. Jack McCully, TO Ocala Thursday.
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! The young ladies went up 70 DO son.
shopping
Mrs. Snowden AMI Miss MyrtL
Sutherland went 10 OcaIa Friday 10
do some shopping.
Mr.. J. l. Beck. the registration
man, has returned home.
Mr.. ". r. R0ddeuberry, a success
III farmer from ne York section. rep
resented his community in he Brick
City Thursday.
Mrs ". d. Graham Of Ocala is Wis
iting this week al Carriers Pond.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ". T. Carter are
visiting their daughters. Mrs. Sam
Neal and Mrs. ". X. Geigrr. al Gel
ger.
Miss Belle Haycrafr will leach the
Eaton Greek school. over in the era
hamville and Common section OF The
county. The school viii open Mon
day.
Nj and Mrs. James Carter Of car
tiers Pond visited friends a. stand
ard one day last week
Mr. Ernest RaWls 4 Mariana :
spending q f-w DAYS with lis grand
parents. NJ and Mrs. {. c. Stevens.
TECCNSEH
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PICNIC az Silver SDrinue

4 small and congenial Darrv NJ
young people enjoyed a most Meas.
ant outing at Silver Springs. andI On
me OhIawaha river "Wednesday -
noon. In the party were Mr.. q 2
Ho"se and Mrs. Mary Dodge Mad
doX' Mr.. Stephen Jewet- and Miss
Pauline Sullivan. Mr.. Harvey C1arl-
and Miss Louise Harris and Mr.. IL
Taylor and Miss Louise Scott. They
went down 10 the springs abou- hair
aI'er one o'clock in the afternoon and
as 1t was cloudy the drive was = nar
ucuiarly pleasant one. The afternoon
was spent IN fishing on the river +bs
crowd going down the river abo,,+
twenty miles in one of the laurobo-
anu diter landing quite a good MANY
nice fish they experienced the pIaas.
nreS or frying and eating them and
later on had a splendid picnic s,,nDe-
Ihey INDUCED in a short roonIio,t+
roe on the beautiful springs and re-
turned home about ten o'cIockK The
evening
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BEllEgIEW ITEMS
d

Special Cor Ocala Banner.
The most painful accident rhar has
happened in Belleview for some tine
occurred last Thursday about : q n.
When Mr.. and Mrs. PelO1 wera turn
Ing the corner by Mr.. TraSk'S store
the horse became frightened. throw
ing Mrs. Pelor from the wagon and
Mr.. PelOt after her. In some wav
Mrs Pellets foot was caught and
badly crushed and broken in the an
kle. She was removed 70 her home.
where she suffered until DU Slaugh-
Ter could come from Leyon. when r.
set the broken parts. but she has
been quite restless ever since Her
many friends were greatly grieved at
her misfortune. and have done all that
loving hands could 30 for her com
fort. Ii Is hoped that she Is doing as
well as could be expected and that il
will not be long before she can be
around again.
conducted hy Rev. Rogers and Rev
Mcleod. II is hoped that the meet
ings will he largely attended and that
great good may he accomplished.
Miss Ella Lyles has been confined
20 her bed all the week on account OF
sickness. Or. Slaughter i attending
her. Her friends hope she will soon
be- able 10 get about again.
The surprise on the new school
teachers Friday night was greatly en-
joyed by a large crowd. Games were
played until a late hour.
Mrs. Bradler has been suffering
greatly with her teeth Jha past week.
Mr. John ndum and sisters. Misses
Carrie and Matte, were down Sun
day visiting Mrs. lauier Quite a
party Of young people gathered in the
afternoon and had a nice. time in gen
eraL All hope To see them back again
soon.
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home for dinner and said said his
brother hadn't been to school.
Mr.. /. L. Smith spent several DAYS
in Sampson City and Gainesville last
week.
DR.. G. q Randall Of Reddick was a
visitor TO our town Wednesday.
Dr. Davis OF Irvine was in our town
Tuesday morning.
DR. H. GatreII has been quite in for
the past week or ten days. but We are
glad TO say that he is improving at
present
Mr. W. J. Lohrig returned to his
mill at Dallas last Saturday evening
Mr j. NJ, Sherouse was in our town
Saturday
The farmers union had another
very successful meeting Saturday
evening.
Our school teacher was quite in for
a few days last week. but was able 70
return to his duties again Monday
morning.
Mr. 5. f. Mack of Kendrick was in
our town few days this week visit.
ing his brother and sister at this
place.
Miss Della Smith returned TO her
school at Bay Lake Sunday.
Mr. L. NJ. Sherouse Of Reddick has
bought Mr.. D. B. Mathews beef mar
he- at this place. COW pnv
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LIFE AT ClTRa

ocnool opened last Monday with =
rather small enrolment Nj TT
beth MizelIe is principal and ,rrs
care Harter OF Spar. has cbarsa ~
Tie primary department.
Mrs. j S. Wycoff and Children -
turned home last week. after snond-
ing several months wirb -ol,,;,.S-
Savannah. Ga.
MT anu Mrs. Edward L. Vartr,ar
nave gone to Brighton. s. G. Afts-
spending a short while there they u,iII
20 on 10 New York TO meet tba;r
lanshter Miss Mary. who sailed from,
Berlin on The 18th, and is expected -
arrive IN New York on the oath
Mrs. R, T. and Mrs. c. r. Cart.
spent Friday Of last week in lIicano
by ~ III "icano-
4 card from Mrs. S. 5. Harris. Scat
W. Wash, 10 one of her "Oranea
nloSSoms'' stated that she won1a -,
Oh the big ship Minnesota. for g
on the 18th Of this month "''''
Mr. J. {. Greiner in visirtrg =, w..
ginia. II IT.
Dr' CarsweH has gone to Jactso,
vie TO meet his wife. who has ~
spending The last TWO month =
Woodstock, Va. ''''' -
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can get The colored voter TO stay at
home Oh The election DAY, as very few
of them ever vote dry.
cannot see things a. "BarkIs Of
Reddick does, AZ I -aIked with a ne
gro preacher ami other negroes be-
fore the last wet and dry election. and
rhe preacher said he Intended voting
wet; [ thought I had succeeded in
convincing him differently, but with
the vets he voted. [ accused him of
80 voting without any information
that be had done 50, whereupon he
confessed The fact and offered as an
apology that when you white folks
want whiskey you can send for Jug
full, but We poor negroes cant get
more than a dime at 4 time for our
drinks and We want il where We can
get it in small quantities."
Mrs. Minis has returned from her
visit to Orlando,
Mrs. VIII Smith is expected back
from New York today.
Some Of our citizens are building
new fences around their homes and
several new roofs have been exchang-
ri for the old ones.
\ stiff blow recently blew over one
OF our shade trees and shook houses
enough 10 alarm some Of the inmates
but nothing more serious occurred
than the blowing down of few
fences.
Some petty thieyiug has been going
on az he depot bur the trail became
so warm the little sneak thief He'd
before being actually caught. in the
2cr,
Preparations are being made for
fall planting. u which lettuce will be
tho most important crop.
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EVINSToN. BoARomAN AND Nc
INTOSH

Special Cor. Ocala Banner:
Nr. Carter Of North Carolina has
bought The old Briggs home, near Ev
inston. from Mr. ]. L. Wolfenden. and
will soon move 10 l..
Some hard, soaking rains have faI
len IN this section, causing oranges
10 split
Mr.. F. C. Sampson went down 10
Ocals today on business. Mr.. Samp-
son looks we'll after taking a rest for
a couple OF months.
Mr. Porter. who has been for some
time associated with Christian and
Dickson, has sold out kjs interest in
that store and bought an interest in
a store al Quincy. where he will 90
into business with Mr.. Monk Waites.
formerly Of Mcintosh Mr. Porter
will soon move his family to his new
home.
Misses Taylor and Ferrel OF Ken
tucky are expected back in Mcintosh
Ihis week, where they will resume
their positions as teachers in the
public school.
d. Miss Belle McCar,ev has gone %
take charge OF h-T school al Moss
Blur
Miss Charlotte Faunbough went o
ocala last week 10 stand her exar1i-
nation. preparatory 10 taking Up he-
school duties
Capt and Mrs Dorsey returned lasr
week 70 their home a. Mcintosh. az
ter visiting their family AMI friends
Al Nj Sterling. Ky.
Miss Annette GiSt : back from h=-
trip 10 jamestown and looks Ne a.
ter her outing.
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A Humane AppeaI

\ humane citizen Of Richmond
Ind Nj L. y Williams. - VS.
Main s.. says: 4 appeal 70 all per
sons with weak lungs 70 take Or.
hinS New Discovery the only rem
edN IlaT mas helped me and fully
comes mp 10 the proprietQr's recon-
Wenda''on. II saves more lives than
al other throat and hung remedies
put together, Used a. a cough an.
cold cure Jhe world over. Cures as,h-
ma. bronchitis. Group. vhnoping
coHSa QulnsE, hOaTseuesS. ana Dhrhis-
&c. stops hem0rrhaSes Of the lungs
and builds them mp Guaranteed ar
Iy1iDss & Cos. drug store. SOC. and
8 nH ~
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o. X, GROCERY
CLARE s3oTEEas, T-crs-
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
OcaIa, Florida. Sept. 10, 1907
Phone IL
Dear Mad an;

Madam:--
just that will 10
e
you read this letter
article cant frog
regular dealer grocer
will Maple
quart OottIes absolutely
Also Individual Plum Pudding
and ter
Preserved Strawberries in tvo-pound
Pineapple.
Cherries pitted).
preserves you buy.
pound Especially for
unlocked
all Curtis Bros, goods.
Seaman Bros White
They u
The world, regardless OF few
Sringss Lima Asparagus ASPARAGUS
Salmon,
We Lima Beans Stringless Beans
small the pack
full line Preserves EVERYBODY
India Relish Pickles. Picked Olives Sweet
Midget Gherkns Olive OIL Stuffed Olives, Celery Evoo
Pepper Sauce
We good things 0
time We will tell about them
The De
half will ara>
call let al
nd manu-
that you are worrvin
ms eating P0postl0 hoping to have
Very truly,
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FAIRFIELD FACTS

Special Cor 0cala Banner.
Nr H. W. Nettlas OF Pennington
Vas IL our town Tuesday evening.
Mr., ", J. Lohrig had the misfor,
cme 10 lose . tine mule Tuesday
night
Atwood Stokes. eldest son OF Mr.
W. T. Stokes, disappeared from his
home early last Tuesday morning and
has not been heard OF since. His lit
tie brother says he filed his father
suit case with clothes and left. His
parents thought he had gone 70
school until his little brother came
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BOOM FOR FORT mccoy
TWO New Turpentine PIants-8i g
S5Wn1jll to be Erected-The OcaIa
Northern Soon to be Running


'7p'-''''' oo'' O'"'' L'''-'i7'
N-ssrs. Hodges d Hara Of Bu1a-
10 BLUM We're here last week. looking
over their lands. with a view to es-
rabishing a plant 70 extract spirits of
rurpentine. creosore. etc. from the
stumps and tops Of the pines where
the logs have been removed by mill
men. Such an enterprise will be- a
novelty in this section as Well as give
amDlnvnIanr IN a large force of bands
as they own tfry-ssx thousand acres
Of land here.
At 4 meeting Of he directors Of The
Fort McCov Cemetery Association.
held SATURDAY. il vas decided 10 no.
tify all persons VINO have loved ones
buried here 70 come a. once ana place
head aut foo stones N The graves. II
Is aore! -aa- al Who see his notice
wsr ,---~t r., -rs. -,-s--,r o.. - -,-,,t
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Lost and Found

Lost, between $50 a. m. and noon
.oday. a bilious attack, with nausea
and sick headache. This loss was No,
c;asloned by finding az Tydings & Cos
QFQg store a box Of DR.. Kings New
lie Pills, the guaranteed cure for
DiI!ousness. malaria and iaundjce
25c.