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Inein glan cine GriparniB BON $50.
1000 bis $4,000 per sSabr uHo Oil.
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Mnlunft Der Gtutrnehr oelof4t irtr,
ben. Der Gnobsn betrdsi $25.
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0a1tD,s NIB NeIIebue.

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seoen Die Musitslung elmer Wirtbs
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etohIrdeern auF 3emens.S Seitsnips5sn
ruroe perhoten. Das bDhIte Straf'
mot iou bel llsbsrtretuns Der SrDi'
mana $5 bttrdgen.
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Ger Sail beg aapitdns GoIltnes eibt allen
on etnem gru6 2eibeRoen GrmutIeuue. 9r
lit on einem 1oppeIbrut uno mar iahrelun9
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Capt 81. a. Ceilings o0s V Irfenal Ctr, S9ater'
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HhNt sttssat fN~
als sur 3sii in ess mia
ar Art bebaHetlif.
sdi babe ssiHf nifesrs
eru6euetn 3AmsfNH
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q eemroann uKe stbsrs
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pifi fur mid atsbaH.
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2ofal 8eri6t.
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gorIeiuna iibcr bos 1bemo ,,geinnb.
belt ,.r.b 8eiItesfroft~ JrI. Simon III
cine feiieInoe Mebnerin, bic hcs ltc.
mo in intereiidHter Deiie AZ beDaa.
lNla nsJb.
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Ql.afdni Eirabs ansuiielIen. Der
anah bate am Worssn ots Is.
4pril bic el..rlifs Wonuns osr.nHsn,
um iit sur SduIs gu bsssbsn, uno
piro ieitbem permibi.
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sau,s sisies alien obrsa Rsetsinta. 90 a..
tsid)i mir sar aenat. 90 ratsntn HrsHHesH
une aaAbdrn sa ersahlsu. S-6tau Nattft
CsItp, sol gOI~aboHt etrass, Tanesns,
Sd.
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aopfitmsrssn unb Id
fahlls ihpaA nab war
fetr nHrtee!mdt tie.
aahesm i'd fant Gia.
id,,m bon gsbta "
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Die poIsoei nurbe ee}tern erImHi,
glo&forf6unsen n0n BEN 8 Jobst
IsIsta paul slsto. son seo. 1blQ
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ssnsn sw uriaubns, gu esroHtnilit.H mas
1hss Nseisia ihr mid eatan bat - tJfaa
aon simms, r.. gs. eor -, 3aHsssias,
cbtc.
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lara ihr oet sgtsi,sn ausasssn uns ID BE-
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-- lluier Nesnt in 2amiltsn ~
berr Gbunrb Vrnf. 449 SiO Ghnfte
krase. Wea Sci. 476 W. 2ouas
Shune 1881 q.
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|Disls 6siOsa
| jungen 5tarea
Gssdflen wie lie aelifteH nab isie
lroia 6. ganfbam's 4esttabls
Esmpeuno ibHtH bic De.
iunbbeit uiebergeseben
nab ale SAmerSeH
geitillt bat

gantspiIs, D ID bate ShmerstH I'm
llrttrlfibt. ii msrskafits 9efnhl I'm arlsfsH
A~''s'~' Yh.;I, ,a,iuss WaASnA
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aetH Damn, Gran cher atnh, peIte etHen
Eruch hdheu elei6pieI. tpie prob oerteibe,
cher in rel6vm alier - brauht bte RcffHuHa
auf SerfteilultQ ouf3uaebeu
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-02-28

Continued Tomorrow
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MCINTOSH

Mcintosh, Feb 27.-Lettuce is on the
move here Several solid express car
loads have been shipped SO far this
week Cabbage is also beginning to
move freely.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kunz and
brother Jacob Kunz of Chattanooga,
Tenn, who have ben stopping at the
Baldwin house for several weeks, left
for home Wednesday.
Miss Emily Baldwin of Talbotton,
Ga, is the guest of her cousin, Miss
Bobbie Baldwin
Things are active in the boating
world. The Lady of the Lake" the
latest addition to the Mcintosh fleet OF
power boats, has been purchased by
DR.. A. c. wa1kup as a pleasure boat,
while some fine strings of trout are
being caught daily.
Mrs Bette c. Dorsey has just re-
turned from two weeks visit to
Gainesville, where she was the guest
of Mrs. Avera.
DR. Guerrant of Kentucky, stopped
by to look after his interests here,
while on his way to Eustis, where he
has a winter home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frost of the firm or
Frost & McNab, New York, were the
guests of Mr.. w. NJ Gist on Tuesday.
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SPARR

Sparr, Feb 26.-Rev. l. W. Boring
filled Rev. PAGES regular appointment
here last Sunday, on account of the
latter's daughter being very i'll In
Jacksonville.
Mr.. Clyde Weaver of Demorest, Ga,
is visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Stephens.
Miss Jettie BoyIes and Mr.. Harvey
Grantham attended the dance at Red
dick Friday evening, given by Miss
jamie Sherouse.
Mrs. ]. J. Colbert and daughter visit
ed relatives at Oak last week.
Mr.. Phillip Young of Tampa is home
for a few days on the sick list His
sister, Miss Sa11ie Bird, came up from
Oca1a and spent Saturday and Sunday
with him.
Mr.. Charles Boyles made business
trip to Ocala Monday.
Mr.. E. W. huffman combined bust
ness and pleasure together and spent
part Of last week in Ocala-
Miss Maud Clemmonds visited her
parents at this place Friday and Sat
urday She Is teaching school in
A1achua county.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Cahoon OF Oak
are visiting relatives here this week.
Mr.. Gordon Pinder of Waldo and
Mr.. Elmer VanFalkenburg of Cftra
/ were pleasant visitors in our burg
Sunday.
| Miss Jessie Owens was a business
visitor to Ocala last week.
Miss Carolyn Pasteur and sisters,
Fannie and Florence visited their aunt
Mrs. J. E. Thomas Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Huffman attended
the funeral services Of Mr.. Borland al
Citra Sunday.
/ DR.. E. G. Lindner was called to see
Mrs S. D. Souter Sunday evening, who
was quite sick, but is better at this
| writing.
The sparr Literary Society met Fri.
day afternoon. A nice program wa:
RENDERED.
Messrs. J. E. Thomas and A ]
Stephens were visitors to Oeala Tues
day, going down IN Mr.. Thomas car.
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UNITED STATES post office ana
court house, fbuilding) Ocala, Fla
Sealed proposals viii be received at
this building until o'clock ?. m.
March 10, 1913. and then opened. for
furnishing electric current, gas, water,
Ice and miscellaneous supplies, and
for removing ashes and rubbish, wash
ing towels and sprinkling streets dur
1914 Sealed proposals viii also be re-
eeived until o'clock p. m, April p,
1919. and then opened, for fifteen tons
bituminous coal and two cords wood
The right to reject any and all bids is
reserved by the treasury department.
Frank J. Huber, Custodian. zs-I-7-s
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rnere came a rap at the door.

There came q rap at the door
As though he had been waiting for
inst that. Warren rose, went to the
door and admitted the new visitors.
They were Hampden and MurcheL
Hampden was the first to notice the
presence of John and Haig.
what are they doing hereg' he de-
manded suspiciously.
'Come back into the Office and Wen |
explain" Warren answered. You
come. too" he nodded to the men with.
I'm the cage.
The FIVE men gathered in the little |
office No one sat down or offered to |
shake hands. Warren broke the silence
calmly.
"Dunmeade wants to examine the
books"
wen. he can't do it" Hampden said
quickly.
so | told him." Warren continued.
serving me with subpoena to appear
with the books before the grand jury.
why are you doing this?' Murchell
demanded of John.
Because have information that the
bank is carrying worthless political pa
per and is rotten. have it from one
who has helped manipulate such paper
from one. in fact. whose notes, sup
posed TO be uncollectable, the bank is
now trying to collect"
"And on general suspicion you would
take an action that might ruin the
soundest bank in the country"
Not on general suspicion" John re-
turned. But on absolute knowledge.
Therer' He pointed TO Blake's face.
And there" Haig's dry. shrill voice
was like the crack of a whip as he
aimed a long. lean forefnger at Hamp-
den The latter recoiled as from a
} blow.
Murchell did not look at Blake or
Hampden. From under wrinkled brows
his eyes were boring deep into Johns.
seeking to test the strength of the lat
ter's determination. He saw only one
way out; boldly he took it.
"You can see the books Nowr'
s "We may as well begin now. Tt will
!, take some time. / suppose"
Hampden. vainly trying to regain an
:. appearance of composure, tremblingly
4 sat down. For a minute Warren said
i nothing. When he did speak it was in
a low, lifeless voice.
81 can save you the trouble. The
statement l have been preparing fol
Senator Murchell contains what you
want, think This is it." He pointed
to the papers lying on his desk.
i Slowly. mechanically, as one walking
= in sleep, he gathered up the books OIL
the desk and carried them from the
Office to the vault John saw Warren
put the books in their places, then fun
BILE around in a corner of the shelf
Warren seemed to feel his presence
A for. hand still resting on the shelf, h'
turned to face John. Then the hand
grasping black, shining thing, leapet
from the shelf to his head. Johns or.
s. and the shot rang out together.
For an instant the body swayed
T, then crHmpled in heap on the floor.
Four stunned men, held in horrible
fascination, knelt by the CHASTITY thing
&c dumbIy watching the struggle Of tina
which is called life to free itself iron
It's prison of flesh. Of these men
three of them, each in anguish. wa
Ia calling himself murderer.
For nearly an hour-an eternity
shaken to the very center of their be
ings. they kept the death watch. Their
was SILVER that passed over tn
whole body-then stiffness.
70 Haig was the first to recover himself
~ He caught John by the arm and dreN
him away Come back here" Fl
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Remarkable
Catanh Cure
Gets Right into the Affected
Parts and Stops Gathering
IN Eyes, Nose, Throat
and Lungs.

s'Nine-tenths Of humanity suffer with
catarrh out do not know what catarrd
IS said an expert doctor, a specialist ii
blood analysis. It is treated locally De
cause nature tries to drive it out or the
system. But nature must have help.
Nasal catarrh is merely an outlet, am
1T is folly to expect cure by inhalants or
local applications. If a stream is pol
Iuted at its source It is ridiculous to
waste time in publication at its mouth
BY a long series of elaborate expert
ments at the Swift Laboratory 1t is defl-
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by the simple process of inoculating the
blood with antidota1 remedies that stop
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body. This is done with the famous
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blood just as naturally as the most
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over every organ in the body, comes
through an the veins and arteries, en-
ables all mucous surfaces to exchange In
fammatory acids and other Irritating
substances for arteriaI elements that ef-
fectualIy cleanse the system and thus put
an end to all catarrhal pollution. S. s. s.
cleans out the stomach of mucous &C
cumulations enables only pure blood max
ing materials to enter the intestines, com
bines with these food elements to enter
the circulation, and in less than an hour
is at work throughout the body in the
process of publication.
You will soon realize its wonderful in
fiuence by the absence of headache, de
cided clearing of the air passages, g
steadily improved nasal condition, ane
a sense Of bodily relief that proves how
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tire system You will find S. S. s. or
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1t is q remarkable remedy for any and
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ulous conditions. For special advice OF
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come over the politician during the
racking hour. His face was ashen; he
looked old as he never had before.
All the firm self reliance, the habit OF
domination, justified through SO many
crises, seemed to have broken down In
the presence Of sudden, violent death.
He shook his head in hopeless mega
tive.
There's no use trying" he said wea-
rily, IF you go ahead with this investi-
CATION" He turned to John. Its for
you to decide. If this is kept quiet and
you don't go on can save the bank
maybe But If you do go on thereH be
a great scandal and I can do nothing.
And-you've got to understand the SIT
uation-you1I have to prosecute Hame.
den here"
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drew John into the Office and forced
him to sit down "And you two.
come
MurcheH seemed to come out of his
daze. He touched Hampden, who fol
lowed him docileIy and fell into a
chair
II seem to be the only one with n
trace of sanity left And L. said Haie
grimly, hopping his brow with shak-
ing hand Il am pretty far gone. God
/ didn't know ii could be so awful,
But we've got to decide whether wei
let this how and why II happened
come ont BY some miracle nobody
seems to have heard. If the luck holds
we may be able to keep it quiet. He
looked at Murchell
But a great change seemed to have
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-23

queen, with short skirts. and the
short, fat woman always weeps be-
cause she cannot be a silk4ight
page!
The debutante who chooses the
Dresden picture dress will not 90
far wrong. Youth Is always beauti-
fui, even II noses are ugly and com.
pIexions sallow
AS have the debutante very
much on my mind this week. have
decided to send you an evening
gown which might be worn with a
flower mask at fancy dress ball.
The marvellously draped sash
which forms sort of tunic over the
blue and crystal net gives the nee
essary fantastic touch The colors
are lovely, I think. the girdle being
two shades Of dull orange. This
gown worn with an elaborate head.
dress and the aforementioned mask
would be most effective. Worn
without the mask and with the
headdress shown here, it would be
appropriate for any evening affair.
The fourth picture shows n black
lace and white costume, which Is
not too matronly for the debutante,
The lace tunic is new. The double
frlll Of tulle below the hips is very
new and chic The lace sleeves
fastened on to the top Of the bodice
sre girIish and becoming.
But ] do not mean 10 devote my
space to picture gowns. have a
few things 70 say about hats and
how the feminine figure has af-
fected the shape and size OF all
headgear,