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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1908-11-20

Ten acres on Burch fiat, this side OF
Wenatchee, was sold last week for
$4,000.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01
HEIDTVILLE NEWS

Special Cor. Ocala Banner:
There was quite a crowd Of Boys on
serenade in our little burg lasr
Thursday night. and serenaded a
young couple who had just gotten mar
ried that day The happy couple were
Miss Mary Brasseu and IIr Glory
Gregory. We first made our appear
ance at the southwest corner Of the
house. where we made all the noise
they were looking for with guns, ola
plows. cow bells. cow horns and old
powder cans. Just as we began our
serenade the old family dog ran on to
the steps TO guard the house, but he
soon found that we did not care about
going inside. so he thought it would
be best for him to leave the place.
Among those who took part in the
serenade were Messrs. J. F.. H. W
and Alex Brooks. J. T. Townsend G.. Fl
w. L. and Nathan Dorr. Joe and Sarr
Jordan. Hardie and Louis Brassell. J
VI. Monroe. Werner Sparkman MerretI
Morrison and r. F. Atkins.
After we had made three round.
around the house they decided they
had enough Of the racket. so they in
vited US in where ice cream and cake
were served as a treat. which was en-
jOyed by all Of US. After the refresh
ments were partaken Of we all bad
the bride and groom good night. aftei
/ congratulating them both and wish,
/ ing for them a long and happy life.
ONE AND TWO.
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ORANGE SPRINGS

Special Cor. Ocala Banner.
Since writing last we have had sew
eral fine showers Of rain, which was
very much needed. From present in
dications we viii have more rain to-
day. We are very much encouraged
in regard 10 the crops. Corn is look
ing well. and some farmers have plant
ed potato vines.
Mrs. O. c. Enecl1s. accompanied by
her little granddaughter. Gertie Wells,
arrived here yesterday from Jackson
vile to remain a month They came
thinking that bathing in the springs
would benefit the little girl who has
not been well for some time. Mrs.
Eneclzs is looking well and as hand
some as ever.
Miss Mamie McGahagin' and Miss
Lois Massey returned from DeLan1
Friday. where they had attended the
teachers term at Stetson University
They speak well OF the school
Mr.. Jackson Of LOchlOOsa was hero
last week trying to get the citizens t.
sign a petition for a rural mail route
from Lochloosa here. He had very
few signers. as they are opposed to g.
They prefer the star route from John
son.
Sunday school was well ATTENDED
here Sunday. We hope - have Mr.
White. the Christian minister from
Mcintosh. with Us some time this sum
rner. We think he promised 90 come
and bring his tent 20 hold services ia
we only have ore church house her.
and Z ann under the impression .aE
the late Nrs Tnrn ~. Pearson l--. 3
- the village ass a union church.. fr
an denominations -r aaI5 services .r
There have been four e.-ai+a'a
-e-.-Mr. ~. r earn. Mr.. Galloway
Mr. Jaha Edwards and Nlr. Philips
s & T.
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erLloUsNEss AND CONSTIPATION

For years I was troubled with bill
iOusness and constipation, which ma le
life miserable for ne Ny appetite
failed me- I lost my usual force and
vitality. Pepsin preparations AMI ca
thartics only made matters worse.
DO not know whore I should have been
today had 7 not tried Chamberlain
stomach and Liver Tablets. The tab
lets relieve the in feeling at once.
strengthen the digestive functions, pu-
t,y the stomach. liver and blood help
ing the system 10 do its work natural
.y.-Nrs Rosa Potts. birmingham. Ala
These tablets are FIR sale by all drug
GiEt- m
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BELLEVIEW BRIEFS

Special Cor. Ocala Banner:
School closed on Friday and the
school children and their teachers and
friends held a picnic on the shore of
Lake Lillian. The day was fine for q
picnic and the large crowd enjoyed
themselves under the shade Of the big
trees where the tables were set with
all manner of substantials and delica-
Giles to tempt the appetite.
Miss Shelly Souter Of Sparr. one Of
the teachers, returned to her home on
Sunday. Miss Cora Murray, the 9TH
err teacher. returned to her home in
Tignau. Ga on Tuesday afternoon.
Quite a crowd gathered at the station
to witness their departure, after teach
ing a very successful term Of school.
While Mrs. Cecil Bryant was recent
" visiting in Jacksonville she attended
a gas stove demonstration. Mrs. Bry-
ant was fortunate enough to be pre-
scented with the lucky ticket. and soon
found herself unexpectedly in posses
sion Of $50 gas range. absolutely
free. It was forwarded to Belleview
for her. It is better to be born lucky
/ than rcih.
Sunday morning Rev. Sirdefeld de-
livered an excellent sermon on Sab
! bath Observance.
/ Miss NJ. Emma Washburn is spend
1 ing a few days at home with her pa
rents.
Mr.. Cecil Bryant has bought a fire
colt from his father, Mr.. W. r. Bry-
ant. and now he and his wife have a
nice rig To drive.
/ Mrs. VI. =. McPhauI made a quick
trip to Oca]a Tuesday. Miss Lorena
Freeman and Mrs. Nary For- drove
g.. -owu.
Mrs. >aa~ Not- gave a. parity LAST
night Ia honor If aar niece. sH.a Pol
IS. of 0ea'a-.
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CLOSING EXERCISES OF DUNNEL
LON HIGH SCHOOL

The graduation exercises of Dunnel-
ION High school took place Thursday
evening. April 23rd. Original orations
we're delivered by the following mem
aers Of the High School department.
Science Of Astronomy"-Leon Lett
aer.
The United states and Her Mis-
Sjon"-Basi Brass.
The Wonders Of FIorida"-Maxie
rienberg.
"Heroism in History Moon.
"Christoper Columbus"-Agiss Hat
tie Fienberg.
The two last named received their
diplomas. having finished the high
school course.
All acquitted themselves most cred
itably and delivered their odations in
fine style
The prize for writing went TO Miss
Mary Barrett Basil Brass receiving
second prize. The hall was decorated
with class coIors
Commencement exercises Of DunneI-
Ion High School took place on Friday
.vening. April oath. The following
program was carried out.
Song. "Hsrk the Birds"-Grammar
school
Play, The Picnic'-Primary.
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ELECTRA ITEMS
Special Cor. Ocala Banner:

Special Cor Ocala Banner:
We are very sorry to have to record
the death Of one Of our best citizens.
Mr.. J. p. Holly. He died saturday
night at l. O'Clock and was buried ON
Monday at 10 o'clock a. M. at the Old
OIzIavaha burying ground. The ful-
eraI services were conducted by Mr..
3. ]. Hull, an old and lifelong friend.
who made a very impressive talk D
the large concourse Of people that a.
tended the funeral The bereaved fam
lly have the sympathy Of the entire
community. Mr. Holly was one Of the
best known and most respected men
on the east side Of the Dklawaha Tiv-
err A better husband, father. frienI
OF citizen would have been hard o.
ind. He leaves a wife and I've chill
dren. three brothers and one sister.
besides a host Of friends co mourn his
death Mrs. Uollys sister, Mrs. Ann. -
Holly. Of Tampa. arrived Sunday even
ing. and viii spend a few weeks Ui-1
her sorrowing sister.
Mrs. J. G. Pillans left for Chsttanoo-
ga last Wednesday. and Mrs. Pillans II
Orlando came TO stay with her son AMI
granddaughter Miss Dixie. during he
absence. The many friends of Mrs.
PiIans are pleased To see her In Elec-
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sPARR's ANNUAL PICNIC

The candidates are coming. It is 70
be on the sth day Of May. right in
sight OF SPAR. We take this method
of inviting the neighbors from Antho-
ny, Citra. Greenwood, Fort Mccoy
Martin, Lowell and Reddick to cOme
and have an enjoyable time with Us
All gentlemen are requested to bring
ladies and a purse full Of money ia
treat them to ice cream. Il course
every lady is expected to furnish a
fine basket dinner. Bring the children
to brighten the crowd.
The Ladies' Aid Society will have
ice cream on the picnic ground the
proceeds fo help along our church.
SPARRTTE
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SOUTH LAKE WEIR
Ssvefai Cor. Ocaia Banner:

SErsiai Cor. Ocaia Banner:
a 0.eetaz in the ,1,arest ~ the
aars r,aa 10 Dcais. and the white fly
auraace. was held al Neirsaale IN Sat
...G-y The sentiment If tae Meeting
wa, in favor # our working in na~-
mony with the BelIeview people. AMI
taus secure a hard road from the couu-
" line. through Weirsdale. Stanton.
East Lake and Gambler. thence via
9alevtew. The following persons were
,Dpaiater TO meet the County Commits
,.onerz ia Ocala on Tuesday May 9TH.
ID 60 what hey can 30 promote this
-oad 4r f. S. Cpham. from South
Lake Weir Mr. Brickley. from Wetrs-
tale. Mr Frank Lyle, from Stanton.
, collection was taken up tn pay their
.xpenscs
The white ny was then discussed
nd the following persons named 10 do
hat they thought best for destroying
his pest. Mr. W. n. Wilson. Mr.
rank Lyle. Mr. Brickley, Mr. Came
,on, and Mr.. w c. Black.
The Easter concert held last sun
ray was a decided success. The sing
1g, speaking. etc. passed off pleasant
The room was beautifully decorated.
very large number attended
Mr.. and Mrs. Peak leave this week
'or their home in New Jersey.
Hotel Lakeside closed after a sue
cessfuI season. Landlord Clawson ami
wife left on Saturday. They intended
listing St. Augustine before sailing for
savannah. Mr.. Clawson also con-
lucts the Hillside Inn at Bethlehem,
y. y. in the White mountains. He
will be assisted there this summer by
,Ir. Edward B. Kinam.
Mrs. 3. B. Kicker has returned FROM
4 trip to Tampa.
Mr. e. B. Kilam made a business
rip 60 Ocala on Thursday.
An enjoyable evening was spent at
ne home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s.
iates on Tuesday by about twenty o.
our young people. Singing and in
.rumental music by Miss Grace Will
ard. Mrs. Eugene Gates. Mr. Frank
adams and Miss Inez Gates was great
~ enjoyed by all present. Various
slmeS were played. and a lively time
3. was Delicious ice cream. cake and
,morade was served. During the ev-
aniog the engagement Of their daugh-
g.r. Miss Inez. to Mr.. Charles r.
Brown was announced. Congratulate
lions were showered upon the future
Mr. and Mrs. Brown and then the
guests departed.
Mr.. Frank Adams has returned from
business trip 10 Lakeland. He has
accepted a position in Georgia for the
summer.
We are very glad to have Mrs. Ell
gene Gates spend some time among rs
again Her presene at our social gath
srings is always enjoyed.
Onions by the ship load are now
leaving Bird Island truck farm
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EX- WILLIAM s. JEN-
NINGS A CANDIDATE FOR
MITTEENAN

The Gainesville sun has -.ran-fv
said that it was generally ruugpfaH
that Governor Jennings made 1ne ~
the best governors that Florida has
ever had This together with 9th .r
qualifications and peculiar fitness Pr
service 90 the democratic party and Cd
his distinguished kin-mau. makes B..
important that he be- chosen as v1rri
da's NatiOTal Committeeman There
being two candidates named Jennings
announced for this position. 10 will sa
necessary for those desiring CD wore
for the Ex-Governor To- look on the
ticket for William =. Jennings
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Mr.. GUS moRToNs SPEECH

Mr.. Gus Morton spoke zoo the court
,5use Wednesday nigh, rp small sI-
aience. We are sorry that pressing
business engagements made it I.1po--
sible for us @, hear him. Those. .1V-
eyer who were more fDrtuuar-. say
that he made AN excellent address sri
acquitted himself host Handsomely.
and chat part OF his speech which r.-
f-rred % his boyhood days .n Dcaa
was especially well gotten ~. affect
ing and pathetic.
Most OF AIr. Morton's speech was H--
voted to his erstwhiIe friend Mr J1r
y. 70. stockton. He said chat H- hal
been business partner 20 lIr Stock
tom had uubounded eonGd-ur- .a ..s
integrity and that Mr. Stockton HtF
thrown him down hard and absolute.
refused COB give him anything .e- l
square deal" And Mr. Morton says
that man who will not lo This .H 1.s
business transactions ought nor -F be-
entrusted -p rule commonwealth
His growing APP Zoo the f1c-ouaI pole
tics ~ Jacksonville has been tuy-r.r-
but wholesome tp him.
MT Morton isl going -1 have bits
speech printed IN pamphlet FORM 4u g.
TO viii be- given very general disrr.b4-
tfDu
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01
FORT mccoy NEWS NOTES


Special Cor. Ocala Banner:
After a stop Of a month OF more
the z. P. Rertz lumber Company COM
merced y.ug iron on their road last
Monday. and with no mole nindrances
aIu have their road completed 10 tine
uuI siding in a few days. when they
..u begin bailIag houses and tae
zig min already the superintendent.
1Ir. Pierce. the machinist, Mr.. StofaL
and the contractor, Mr. Benjamin az.
mere and ready TO go to work
Mr. n. L. McQuaig. who has charse
IF the completion OF the Fort NcC"y
Turpentine Company's retorJ plant,
lays they will soon be ready 70 raj
steam and start the hog" {, eatin-
stumps. logs and limbs. when they
viii devour from twenty 10 fifty cords
Of wood per day. This is certainly ~
"razorback' to do things that way.
II will require quite a number OF
hands TO do the work needed around
these three industries, as it is claimed
that it viii take 300 men to run the
! big sawmiu and keep it logged.
A few nights ago considerable ex-
Icitement was caused at Dexter by tw1
/ negroes. a man and woman, being
shot from ambush. Some time dur
/ ing the night they came to their house
/ and lighting a match to see how to un-
lock the door, were shot with small
shot by some unknown person. Their
wounds are not serious, but very pain
full
Married. at the residence Of the
brides father. Miss Blanche 3. Ste
vens and Mr.. Hugh B. Cameron on
! Thursday the 18th inst. Rev. y. p
Plummer Of Anthony officiated. Mr.
and Mrs. Cameron left on the 3 O'CLOCK
/ Seab0ard train for Valdosta, Ga
where they viii make their future
/ home.
/ Mrs. J. c. Gaiger and three children
of Ocala are spending a week with
Mrs. Geiger's parents here Mr. and
/ Ms. J. w. Stevens.
/ Uncle Henry Long Of Mar-aI has
again jumped into the political ring
and win give Judge Joseph Bell the
tussle Of his life for the county judge
office in the May primary. Judge Bel
! has made an excellent officer since his
+ appointment by Governor Browar5
( Uncle Henry has scores IF stauncr
friends, and the predictions are that it
viii be a neck-an-neck race
/ Mr.. w. D. Graham, son Of I. II. Ora
ham. has decided to buck the tiger and
will contest with Mr.. E. L. Carney foJ
the collectors office. Mr. Graham
/ springs from one Of the first families
in this county and is capable and COM
pe5ent. while Mr.. Carney has the hon
OF Of being one Of the best collector.
the county has ever had. 80 the voter,
are expecting to see the wool fly wher
the general nix-up comes in May.
Mr. James p. Phillips is Smelling the
/ woods. trying to rout Alfred Ayol
from the assessors office. Mr.. Phil
Hrs has a host Of good, strong friend,
aid is thoroughly conversant wicI
such work. while Mr.. Aver stands q
the head Of the class as an efficien
officer and an expert still hunter 70
votes.
The Fort Mccoy cemetery is now %
fine condition. as Mr.. Henry McQuai.
has just finished working it out.
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FROM Nh. CARNEY

To the Democratic Voters NJ Marion
County
Gentlemen. Since the .Iarrlr~7r..
primary opened Q have been r1 .Il-a..
confined attending -1 the furta- 20 rr-
office -har 7 have been unable f1 make
a personal canvass ~ any portion II
the county. However. r hope from rl ~
Hr % -.e the people t- .lc various APP
ppintuert- and q ann ready and will
ing ro answer any questions pertain
ing tu my official duties r thank v.r
for the past confidence you have -au14-
ed In mo and I hope q have uerit-f
your further support
VERY respectfully
y J.. CARNEY
Tax COLLECTOR
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Mr.. SMOAK REFUTES CERTAIN
RUMORS

nave been reliably informed lv
several friends that &c is being gener-
ally circulated throughout the county
shat 7 was Influenced tO make the race
for sheriff by the liquor men OF Jcald
and Marion county. and running IN
the prohibition ticket in order tO weak
en- Mr.. Edwards, SO that Mr Galloway
could be- elected. This statement Is
false and without foundation. and .s
being circulated by a certain element
To weaken me. I was not brought out
by any party or faction. I came ont
on my own merits and through the So
HCitatiOns Of several friends. and J re-
specially solicit the support Of all
democrats and 7 sOlemnly promise 2
elected TO show no Dartiality.
Respectfully.
5-1tf J. L SMDAk
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BERLIN BULLETIN
Special Cor. Ocala Banner:

Special Cor. Ocala Banner:
Misses Belle and Sue Haycraft have
returned home from Hawthorne.
Miss Mabel Beck was in OcaIa sun
day SHE was the guest of Miss Ethel
Haycraft
E.iss Eleanor Seckfuger. who is the
guest Of her sister Mrs. PrisaC. * DO
Intosh win soon g % TaUahassa-.
where she viii enter the Florida Fee
male College.
Misses Lottie and Florrie Mills are
spending a few days in Ocala. the
guests Of their sister. Mrs. T. r Mann.
To each u you that answers to the
roll call Of the Fellowship Junior High
School every day in this school term
win give "a prize, a badge, at the end
Of the term" said a progressive Ber-
lin farmer 20 a bunch Of lads AM
lassies who passed his way on their
road 10 school ar the beginning Of the
term. out Of the bunch four yelled
al the farmer as they passed his ga-s
and were checked present" by Eman-
uel Martin every day Of the six months
OF the school. And four no more hap
py boys and girls in this wide lan5
could there ever be than were these
four children when the badges wer,
presented 10 them on the last day Of
school our king farmer. Mr.. Marion
Polk Frink is the one who gave the
badges. We did not learn the names
OF the winners.
Many children from other section"
were marked present every day in the
school term. but this is only one in
stance that prizes were given.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fernie Bitch. Mr.. an
Mrs. ". p Frink Mr.. and Mrs c. C
Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fergu-
son Of Berlin. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
weathers and Mr.. and Mrs. Jane.
Badger Of OIdtown went up To Ocals
Saturday 10 the unwilling Of the Con-
federate monument
We all in Berlin and vicinity regra-
very much the illness Of our believe
doctor. Mr.. < H. Bitch. who is in a,
his home at BHtchton- OF the three
hundred and sixty-six days in this
year. and the three hundred and six
ty-five days the next. and the same thg
the next year after. then so on yea,
after year. we want him. our belove5
doctor 10 have all well days.
The last report from his home wa
that he was better.
, Mr.. George Barton now has charg-
Of Mr. J. /. Smiths store at thi.
place.
Mr.. j. W. Coulter who lost his sto~.
by fire last Monday week. says the
store caught fire from the outside an
that he thought il was set A barr
Of syrup is all he saved from tn.
building.
Mr.. J. :. Walters Of Cotton Plan
sold a 27-pound turkey 10 an OcaA
party last Friday.
Mrs. Minnie Snowden spent Satur.
day in Ocala shopping, rs did als'
Mrs. J. L. Beck and AR. and Mrs. Dow
Beck.
Mr.. Dow Beck our sunday scho7
superintendent is out far county com.
missioner for this the second. district
Mr. Gary Beck spent sunday 81 th'
Brick City with Friends.
Mr. and Mrs. -. ID Graham - Ocal.
were here Sunday
The annual Car ,-'s Pen picnic vii
be held in the -~f- .l1-.
The splendid -.ias - late have pa
smiles on our L--.. ard an Orego-
grape unge - --aa on vegetation.
Editor The sun"
TECU HSEH
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PROF. 6RINsoN
Endorsed by the State Educational De-
partn1ent Of Georgia

partment Of Georgia
State Of Georgia.
Office Of State School Commissioners
Atlanta, April a. sos.
To Whom Ii Nav Concern:
Professor II. BriusOn was ass0Cia-
ted with me- in the last year II the
East Florida Seminary at Gainesville
AZ principal Of the bushes department
which he conducted with unusual abiI-
ity and success. regard him as d
very capable teacher and an excellent
man-able and willing 20 render sU
reasonable satisfaction in any position
in which ne may he employed
JERE VI POUND.
state School Commissioner.
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BAD ATTACK or DYSENTERY
CURED

An hOnOred citizen Of this town was
suffering from a severe attack of dvs-
entery. He told "a friend If ne could
obtain q bottle Of Chamberlain's Colir.
Cholera and Diagrhoea Remedy ne felt
confident Of being cured, ne having
used this remedy i'm the West. He was
told that / kept it in stock and lost no
time in obtaining it. and was promptly
cured" says NJ J. Leach, druggist. e
WOlcOtt. VT. For sale by all druggists.
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SIC u Do. - of ToIedo.


Lucas COunty-ss.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner Of the firm Of r. r.
Cheney Il Co. doing business i'm the
city Of Toledo, county and state afOre-
said. and that said firm will pay the
sum IF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS fnr
each and every case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use Of Hairs
CataTTh Cure
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before me and subscribed
in my presence this 9Th day Of De-
Cember, A. y. 1885
tSealD A W. GLEASON
Notary Public.
Halls CaJarrh Cure is taken inter-
nalIy and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces IF the system.
Send for testimonials free.
+. J. CHENEY &, co. Toledo. =.
Sold by all druggists. 75C
Take Hairs Family Pills for cOusti-
patton. m
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01

For burn or scald apply Chamber
la.n's Salve- u Eiil aIIay the pain fI-
most Instantly and quickly heal the i1-
Jured parts. For sale by au drug
RI -fs
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ZINC METAL MADE INTO OXIDE
OF ZINC

and then combined with white lead. is
used to make L. & VI. PAINT. Zinc is
imperishable. and makes the paint
wear as long as pure Iinseed oil will
hold II to a surface The L. & VI.
PAINT costs only about $3.50 per gal
lon.
McIver & MacKay. Ocala, L. & NJ
Paint Agents 3b.
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OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER ~
PORTANT
Appropriation Paid Out on ConptroI-
er's Approval Amounts % a Mil
lion Dollars q Year

Hon s.. ~. Groom. the efficient
Comptroller is entitled rl recollection
IL faithful service entities one -H cone
sideratiou. He Is undoubtedly -r.
lblesr duauciar that has Occupied -r-
position ~ eImptrnlIr~ .1 many vaa-s
and his familiarity with tho Duties
his office has never been aNraIIaf. AM
mis- courage 'u rhe uDrfIrwa0ra 20 .I.
important duties ~ riz office has
saved tp the TAX payers 70 -IIrff1
thousands ~ dollars peg 4uruw Fur-
ing his CuwbpuCy
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THE WORLDS BEST CLIMATE

il not entirely free from disease. On
the high elevations fevers prevail
while on the lower levels malaria IS
encountered 10 a greater OF less ex-
tent according 20 altitude To over
come climate affections. IasSitu5e ma
laria. jaundiCe. hiliOuSnoSs. fever and
ague. and general debility. the most
effective remedy is Electric Hir-a~S.
THE great Alternative and blood purifier.
rHe sntiIote for every form Of bodily
weakness narveuSnozS and .u-pur..
500 under guarantee ar NFIu-S ~
COS drug store Price soc. u