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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-08-13
SCHOOL BOOKS At MARTINS

TIE Ocala News Co, G. ". Martin
proprietor, has large supply Of coun-
y schools books OF hand.
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The new era of TaiSeI, Great
Righteousness" has begun in Japan.
New York needs an era of that kind in
its police department.-New York
World.
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The electors may as well understand
that IL they vote for Taft they are no
longer a college. but an Anauias club
Washington Star
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Band wagon management finds
vast amount of confusion, arising from
constant and emphatic demand for
transfers.-Washingt Star.
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President Taft hardly gets fairly
settled down to golf and the other du-
ties of his high office when something
else happens.-Ohio State Journal
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The best news France has heard
lately is the decrease in the German
birth rate.-Buffalo Enquirer
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NOTICE. MEMBERS OF
THE BOARD OF TRADE
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

Get your certificates framed at the
Ocala News Co.
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They are calling Indiana the mother
or vice Presidents and she has to grin
and bear it.-Atlanta Constitution.
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startling headline in morning news
paper, ohio man declines office
Boston Transcript
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Gamblers in New York say they
cant make an honest living owing to
the prevalence of the graft habit
among observation-disclosures Post.
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HaZinG in the electoral college
should be strictly barred.-Wau Street
Journal
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TINE FOR ALL GOOD MEN
TO AID THE PARTY

jacksonville. Aug. '3.-FrOm now
until the close Of the presidential cam
paign, there will be a strenuous APP
peal TO Florida democrats for contri-
buttons to the campaign fund. accord
ing to National Democratic Commit
teeman J. +. G. Crawford, who has al
ready taken up the work. Mr.. Craw-
ford states that, although he only re-
Gently sent out letters to the various
counties Of the state, he has CRAFTY
ing assurances that the fund will in
crease rapidly during the latter part
of this month
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Dollars Count Vow

"a dollar now is worth more than
a dollar will be later on" said Mr..
Crawford, and the democrats Of Flo
rida should act quickly if they desire
to be Of the most benefit to the cause.
We anticipate opening a dollar cam
paiGn in every county Of the state, at
an early date, to permit the men OF
lesser means to contribute. | am pleas
ed to say that some of the leading
business men of the state are making
contributions, and all express with
their remittanceS the greatest hopes
and best wishes for Governor Wilson's
success in November"
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OId Fellows meet Tuesday nigh,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-01-21
SENATOR TAYLOR FOR CLARK
Man to Arouse and Unite the
National Democracy.

Washington, ID. C.. PostD
Last night at the New Willard Sen.
ator Robert L. Taylor of Tennessee
said:
Il stand by my forecast of two
months ago-that the Democracy in
national convention is going to nom
mate and the people of the United
states elect, Champ Clark of Missouri.
The work of the extra session and
Clark's part in it is conspicuously cred
table TO him and spells victory for
the Democratic party. In the language
OF the day, he has made good"
There is no man in this country
VINO more shrewdly and inteligently
understands what the Democrtic party
Is now fighting for and what it would
night for than Champ Clark Mark you.
when he il nominated by the next ma
tlonal Democratic convention we are
going TO have the best and most effec-
i've public-sp speaking candidate this
country ever saw. He will rally, arouse
and unite the national Democracy as
h' ldIItds lpHStu anu u4due tHeCllVe
in solid phalanX the Democrats of the
house, and just as he won over Repub-
Lean aid in the house. he will win
many thousand Of voters who never
before cast a Democratic ballot
Another hing pleasant TO think
about in the event of his election is
that he will carry with him a sympa-
thetic congress. It has happened sew
eral times that The presidents have
failed 10 get along with congress, large
ly because they had never had con
gressional experience. That was the
foundation OF Cleveland's troubles.
Champ Clark hss had is years OF this
kind of experience, and no man in eth
er party hi ever enjoyed more friend
ships He understands congress and
knows congressman. They under
stand and value him as a patriotic
American, without a flaw
o. fanatioism. He comes from the
common people When Clark ia elect
ed every plo~man can 20 home TO sup
per oheered with the thought that he
has rot better friend anywhere than
tie president
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Primarily Responsible for Flaw
less and Complete Platform
With Which Party Will
Appeal to the People.
FAITHFUL, CAPABLE, FEARLESS
Not o Flaw In the Public Career Of
the Democratic Speaker Of the
House-His Life Work Has Fitted
tlve-With His Leadership Democ-
racy Would March Forward to
Presidential Victory.

IMr. Hamilton Holt the editor Of The
Independent. asked Colonel Johm lenpIe
Graves the eminent editor of The New
York American. TO write for Ihe lnue,
pendent statement on the presidential
situation from a Democratic STANDPOINT.
II In SO fun OF meat and wisdom that
Il Is deemed worthy OF reproduction nero
In FULL
1t is perfectly certain that the Demo
cratic battle Of 1912 must be fought
upop the record and achievements OF
the Sixty-secopd congress.
The landslide which elected six gov
ernors and forty-seven congressman IN
1910 was nbt an expression of conf
dence in thu Democratic party 1t was
essentially an expression of disapprov-
al and distrust of the Republica, party
As a result, the Democratic party came
into power distinctly on trial-to be
measured by its achievements, to be
reckoned upon its worth, to be reward
ed for its fidelity, or TO be con
demned for it's failure to meet the pop
ular will.
The record OF the house majority in
the Sixtysecond congress is without
superior in our modern legislative an
nails for unity, conference. defniteness
and practical achievement. The Dem
ocratic party has never had such an
effective fighting machine. As re-
suit of the extra session, called by the
president to pass the reciprocity Dill,
the Democratic majority passed swift
ly and smoothly and yet with perfect
4 nIi har
bill that its platform pledges promised
&c the American people. AS tghtng
platform for the campaign of 1912 1t
is faw'ess and complete. No party
ever went with 4 better record TO
ask the ballots of the American peo-
pie.
And this coherent and effective DEM
ocratic majority Is as much or more
the product of Champ Clark than OF
apy other single individual. 1t is
quite true that oscar Underwood. as
chairman OF the ways and means COM
mittee. has conducted the cause OF the
majority on the floor with consummate
balance and skill. He has won and
deserves golden opinions for his cour-
age. his calmness. his discretion and
his ability
Champ Clark's Splendid Leadership.
But il is also true that the Demo
cratic majority. for two preceding
,ears. VIXEN it was minority. has
been conducted with equal skill and ef-
fectiyeness by Champ Clark. Since
John Sharp Williams withdrew from
The Democratic leadership. Champ
Clark has led the parliamentary for
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-01-21
Broadway Baptist Church

The sunday school will meet
promptly at 9l5 d. m. G. w Rich
ards. superintendent. Public worship
at II a. m. and 7.3o p. NJ. with preach
ing py the pastor Rev. F. NJ. Masters.
The subject for the evening service
will be. Without Excuse The
Womens Aid and Missionary society
will meet Tuesday at p. m. in the
regular missionary meeting. The Bi-
bic study on Romans conducted by
the pastor will introduce the meeting
A cordial invitation is extended 70
attend these services.
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Christian Science.

Services II a. m.
Subject: life. Golden text, John
j:2O
Responsive reading, Job 80 Sun
day school. 10 a. m
Wednesday, e?ening testimonial
meeting, 80.
Our church homo is on West Broad
way. Everybody is cordially invited
to attend
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" IT.
Humphreys Seventy-Seven
Breaks up Grip and
COLDS
COLDS NOT DUE TO
Low NECK GOWNS

Some physicians attribute the colds
and sore throats which have been
so common that they threatened to
become epidemic within the last
week i'm large measure to foolish
dressing on the part of women and
especially to the Dutch necks and lace
yokes. On the contrary, the tenden
cy to wear lighter clothing and es-
pecially TO expose the throat has
hardened women and increased their
vitality that they can withstand ex.
poSure far better than they could
ten years ago.
1T is not lack of protection bu'
inconsistency that is dangerous If
women would always wear low
necks or always high ones thr sys-
TEN would accommodate itself to it,
If the women will carry vial OF
"Seyenty-seven" and take dose at
the first feeling of Cold they may
dress as they please.
At Drug Stores 25c, or mailed
HUMPHREYS HOMEO MEDI-
CINE CO.. Corner William and Ann
Streets. New York.
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WILSON DUG OWN
POLITICAL CRAVE
WATTERSON'S ANALYSIS OF GOV.
HARVEY is DEATH kNELL

ST Louis, Mo. Jan 90 st. LOUIS
democrats who loked with favor up
ON the candidacy of Governor Wood
row Wilson for the presidential nom
nation were stunned today by the
publication of the Watterson state
ment The general opinion was held
that it had made Wilson's nomination
extremely improbable. On top of
the Wattcrson letter ii was brought
TO light here today that Governor
Wilson wrote Il letter on July last.
strongly indorsing statewide prohibi-
tion in Texas. Copies of the letter,
published IN Texas papers at the
time, ana the authenticity OF which
have never been questioned. il is
said were exhibited by prominent
democrats as proof Of the statement
Ii seems that as the prohibition
movement in Texas warmed up, John
~ Edwards, a former ST. Louis news
paper man, who was conducting the
publicity end of the anti-prohibitIon
campaign conceived the idea Of an
pealing TO the presidential pOssibili-
ties Of both parties. In a little paper
called Facts published in Dallas, he
printed portraits of The men most
prominently mentioned for both the
republican and democratic nomina-
tions with the statemcu; tha, nj
of them opposed statewide pron:-i-
ton. This statement was challenged
by Rev. G c. Rankin of Dallas. ed
and State. which was devoted -
the prohibition cause.
The Wilson Letter.
On July %, Home and State pub
lished what purportod to he a letter
from Governor Woodrow Wilson ad
vocatins statewide prohibition in
Texas. 1t was reproduced in the Dal.
las News, Galveston News and other
Texas papers and created a pro-
found impression, as both United
States senator's from Texas and
majority of the members of the lower
house of congress from that state
We're opposed to prohibition. The let
ter to Mr.. Grogan follows:
State of New Jersey, Executive De
partment, July 6, 191l.-AIrs. Il. W.
Grogan, Byers, Texas. My Dear Gro
gan: You mistooll me if YOU thought
that treated your first letter as a
communication of a politician. o" II
you supposed that | was trying in
any way to avoid the important quos.
tion you put to me.
The reply that | made was made
in all sincerity. I believe that for
some states statewide prohibition is
possible and desirable because of
their relative homogeneity, while for
others | think that statewide prohibit
lOn is not practlcaDle. nave no
reason to doubt, from what | know
of the circumstances, that state wide
prohibition is both practicable and
desirable in Texas.
In my reply to you | was only
trying to state what think must
always be kept in mind-the wide
emergency of conditions which make
question like that of prohibition, in
terms wiich fit the whole country.
With much respect, cordially ana
yours,
WOODROW WILSON
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East Ardmore Presbyterian Church.

The new pastor, Rev. X. G. Carna-
han has arrived and will commence
the work at once. Services at II a.
m. Sunday school at 9:i5. Every
body invited to the service.
II. r. HUNT. Supt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-01-21

Services today at II a IN. and p.
m. Sunday School at 9:4J a m.
Meeting of session at 1915 a. m.
\ cordial invitation is extended to
every one.
CHAS. c. WElTH, Pastor
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-01-21
Clark Could Handle Congress

1t is safe TO say that if Champ Clark
were elected president, he would
know better than any man who has
ever occupied that lofty station how TO
handle congress in the most effec-
tive way, and how to secure from the
legislative body the fullest possible co.
operation with the policies of the chief
executive. This makes a easureless
advantage 10 a Democratic admins
tration.
In presidential campaign no man
can overestimate the effect which
candidate personality has upon the
mass OF the American voters One OF
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-01-21
South Ard,nore Baptist.

Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preach
ing, II a. m, and $50 p. m. by the
pastor Everybody invited to attend
these services.
:. F. MURPHY, Pastor
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Catholic Church.

Holy mass will be read at ten
o'clock this morning followed by Sun
day school. Sermon during mass.
Everybody welcome.
FIR. JAMES j. WALLRAPP.
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Broadway Methodist.

Sunday school, 80. Junior league,
3 p. IN. Senior league, p III. Preach
ing, | a. m and p. m. ,by the pastor,
REV. G. K. GRAY.
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Notice-We have just received a
supply of Meningitis serum. City
Drug Store.
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DRESSED CHICKENS AND TuR-
KEYS. W. J. LANE.
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FAv0RS DIVORCE BECAUSE
Of SOCIAL LIFE IN NAVY.
Recommends Decree for Mrs. Jewett
From Husband, Gen. Tracy's
Nephew.

TRENTON. N. j.. Sept. lo.-Tempta-
lions arising from the social life OF =
naval officer and the lack OF domestic
restraint incident to the service led
Special Master Beekmsn 10 recomrnen
TO Chancellor Garretson that he grant a
decree OF divorce to Mrs. Ida T.. Jewett
of South Bound Brook from Harry +.
Jewett. who began as naval paymaster
and has now broken from his wife.
The Jewetts were married In 1890.
Gen. Benjamin +. Tracy. tho young
mans uncle. then held the office OF Sec
rotary OF the Navy. A paymaster's
commission came easily enough and
Jewett became a world voyager. Mrs
Jewett testified before the Master that
she followed him for a time, but be-
came discouraged.
She said that In 1906 Jewett resigned
from the navy TO escape court-martial
He obtained a position with the Mutual
Life. but In 1908 disappeared. Mrs.
Jewett said she has since heard from
him from his fathers home In Bethle.
hem. Pa. but he h. made no move to
return TO her.
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tain free" aikaii or. other Ingredient
INJURIOUS to the hair. II your hair 10
thin very dry or oily and looks so dull
shampooinE. try cleansing with tea
spoonful OF canthrox dissolved in Q cup
OF hot water. then rinsing thoroughly
with clear water. You can use this
benefit your hair and scalp wonderfully.
IL will relieve that itching sensation
and make your hair beautiful, fluffy
and appear twice as thick. This
shampoo dries quickly without any
danger OF strsakinE or diseoioration.
Miss II. L.: II you only know what
was In the cheap. greasy cold resms
you have been smssrinE on your face,
they are really harmful. Never use
anything but a Greaseiess cream ~ you
don't want hair on your face. Al .
small expense you can prepare an ex-
ring together and allowing to stand
over night two teaspoonfuls Elycerine,
ono ounce almozoin and one half pint
cold water. Use this regularly and It
VII clear up your complexion wonder.
fully by removing all dirt and oil. 1t
VIII also remove quickly those black.
heads and other effects OF hot weather
such as freckles. tan and roughness of
ne SKIN OF which you speak: This 10
found for removing wrinkles without
leaving the skin rough and flabby after
massaging and for reducing the size OF
large, dirt'ooilecting pores.
Victoria; Your scalp needs q good,
stimulating Quinine hair tonic TO re-
move tho dandruff, stop Irritation and
falling hair. Get from any drug store
one half pint alcohol mot whisheyJ
ana one ounce quinzoin and mix II with
one half pint water and you will have
much better tonic than any OF those
ready prepared tones you have been
buying, Brush your hair daily and
twice week apply this tonic to the
scalp, rubbing II In gently. This will
do wonders for your dull. iifeiess, fall
ing hair, and put your scalp In a
healthy condition. This tonic will make
your hair soft. silky and lustrous.
Keep the scalp clean by frequent sham
poos with esnthrox and you will not
| orally respondent feeling very likely
come from your weak. infiamed eyes
You should attend TO the matter i'm
mediately or you may have to wear
| glasses permanently, Get an ounce Of
orystos and dissolve Il In pint OF
water. Put a few drops In each eye
two or three times = day and ! am
| sure II will strengthen your eyes won {.
| derfully and remove your eye troubles
| generally, find this a splendid rem
| edy. II does not smart the eyes and Il
| fine for DUH, tired, sore eyes that have
| that over-worked feeling.
Read Mrs. Martyrs book. Beauty
! e5.--Adv.
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Health and Beauty Advice
nv Mus. NAE MARTYN

X. n. g.; saliow complexion. liver
biotches pimples and other eruptions
OF the skin indicate the need of = good
blood tonic and liver regulator. Dis
solve one ounce of kardene In one half
pint OF alcohol mot whiskey), add one
half cupful OF sugar and enough hot
water TO make a full quart Take one
tablespoonful five minutes before each
meal. Kardene purifics tho blood,
arouses the liver. clears the skin, re-
stores Lost appetite and tends to
strengthen and build up tho entire
system.
]. WI You can add greatly to your
beauty n you rub pyroIin on your eye.
brows with finger end. This makes
them grow thick and silky. Applying
pyroxin at lash roots with thumb ana
fore finger makes them grow long and
curly. Use caution and don't get py-
roSin where no hair IN wanted,
Mrs. D.; Those ugly hairs can be
quickly banished from your face with
paste made with powdered delatone
anp water. This paste should remain
on the hairy surface two or three min
utes. then rub of and wash the skin
and every trace OF hair has vanished
The delatono treatment never fails and
leaves the skin free from spot or
blemish.
Annette; The affiiction Of over.fat
ness IL 10 be deplored at any age, hut
II Is positive calamity TO n young
ana pretty woman to become too fat In
these days when fashion DEGREES the
slender figure tho only correct one You
can reduce your weight almost AT the
rate OF pound day until you reach
normal n you will dissolve four ounces
OF parnous In ~ pints OF hot water
ana take tablespoonful before each
meal You can buy parnotis from any
irst class druggist. II 10 a harmless
Iht-dissolver, and those who take 4,
marvel AZ Its wonderful effect. /,
makes ono look and feel younger
phshter moro buoyant and energetic.
FANNIE r.. To he sure q faee-lotiou
t"t oetter than face powder. hut you
WIN nave to be careful what you use
as most liquid face powders" contain
Injurious Ingredients that are likely 10
ruin your complexion. Try this inex
pensiNe one which Is all right: bis
solve four ounces OF spurmAX In A half.
pint or witch hazel or hot water AM
ada two teaspoonfuls glyoerine. Rut
ms on your lace, neck and arms. anc
II VIII giVe your skin very pleasing
delicate tone. This lotion does no
show or rub or Ike powder and vii
remove that shiny, saliow look from
your akin. This preparation IL a won
derfui skin beautifier and ! find Il ex
cellent for rough, red or sallow skins
Hackles and skin pimples.
Mrs. David o.; The only reason VIII,
many hair and scalp. specialists advis
against frequent shampooinz IL tn
soap and inferior shsmpoos which con
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PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 10 - Core
spondence madr public by the Pennsyl-
wanna Railroad Company here last night
SHOWS that the tSlesraph operators en-
ployed by the company on its lines east
Of Pittsburgh and Erie have voted 10
20 on strike unless granted an increase
u wages OF ten per cent. two days on
. month and a uniform schedule OF
working conditions. II is believed an
a9rssmsnl VIII We reached.
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FEEL. fine! LIVER RIGHT, STOMACH u
SWEET. HEADACHE GONE CASCARETS

Caarct make feel bully they Immediately
ungeed
he bile from the liver and off the and
poison the bowels.
Cacret tonight will strnhn by boz
splendid condition for months Don't forget the children
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Mrs David o.; The only reason why
many hair and scalp specialists advise
against frequent shampooing In the
danger that comes through the use OF
soap and inferior shsmpoos which con.
Milford chronicle., 1912-05-10
Use Draper, Davis & Co.'S Tomato PhOs-
phate for Sure Crop

Farmers use a reliable phosphate for
tomatoes one that has been used for
years, and has given good results. Don {
use foreign goods that cost you more
money; something you know nothing
about. Goods that are freighted by rail-
road and sold through an agent, you
have to pay all extra expense therefore
you can buy better phosphate at home
and cheaper than you can foreign goods.
Use Draper, Davis & Cos Special To-
mato Phosphate for good crop. 1t has
given general satisfaction for thirty
years. It is no new thing, but reliable
phosphate Every ton and bag is made
under the careful supervision of one Of
the firm. We don't trust to the en-
ployees to mix our goods, therefore we
know just what is in each and every ton.
Don't fail to give it a trial and be con-
vinced of its merits. 5-10-4t