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feel the same way IL you had the
English language pumped at you az
ter sitting under English shells fol
a week"
So with the exercise of some pa
thence aud good nature the matter
was cleared up and scene was
avoided. Our captain turned to the
captain from the trenches and said .
Come. old fellow. have a glass of
sherry with us before luncheon and
meet the gentlemen who weren't
speaking the English language but
the American language. Come on
So the other captain began TO bow
all around and We all marched away
TO the cafe.
sheds 20 Nears In Six Hours.
At dinner. six hours later. ! saw
him again. and IL twenty years had
not dropped away from him then I
am no judge Of ages. For he had
had four hours sleep in a clean bed
and two hours OF bathing and shay
ing and brushing. with the result
that you would say that here was a
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OUR LEGACY TO PHIIiepIngs.

Review OF Reviews.
The following statement was made
TO the writer by an intelligent and
nighly respected Filipino and is sub
mltted as final resume OF a situa
ton which cannot possibly continue
with credit TO our government.
when the American flag is lowered.
MHytheF II o. IN one year or In ten years
or IN hundred years I feel thai ~
nited states viii b. rcmen bered in ou~
,sland by three principal contributions
20 our national life FIRST. BIZ a splendid
system or public instruction. secondIv
~ an excellent judicial system. ana
thirdly. by an all-pervadinE system of
or which the present administration has
very largely contributed And 4 fceT tb.f
the last OF these contributions will "a
oIthhhaoW In erect the results % the
other two In the everlasting misfortune
OF my race.
No words OF the writer couid DOS
sibly add 10 the simple force of a
statement OF this character.
Such. I'm briefest possible form. are
the opinions OF the overwhelming ma
1oruy OF men OF every shade OF opin-
ion and nationality in Manila. bofb
native and foreign. whose opinior
the writer feels. the public would care
10 learn. and BY whose Judgment h
would wish in a measure 10 be guild
ed I'm the solemn hour so fast an
preaching when a courageous. credit.
able and unequivocal decision should
be reached-a decision free Of poIlf.
ical bias and sentimental theories
but destined TO involve irrcvocabi,
the good name OF our country the
statesmanship % our 1awrivers and
the future welfare OF a dependent
people.
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NARR0WS ARE
In BAD SHAPE
DUE TO rHAw AND HEAVY xAIrs
COUNTY ROAD AND RAIL
ROAD BLoCKED.
Many Delightful Affairs Planned for
ths Coming Week-0eneral
News OF MoMsehsn-

Due to the thaw and heavy rains OF
TUESDAY and Wednesday. the county
road through the Narrows. south Of
McAeohen. H. In very bad shape. Since
tuesday night many iandslides have
come down on TO the road. and traffic
mas been greatly tmpeded. Several two
ton bouiders have rolled OF the hill
down 70 the road besides the many
small slides or mud and other debris
AlthouEh some OF the slides have been
quite large. there has been no person
INJURED, although at any time IL Is likely
a vehicle OF some kind or a street car
Will De struck by the sliding earth
several times during the day yester-
Gay IL was necessary to transfer passen-
gers on the traction company cars. but
uainc was not greatly hindered and
the cars were running but little behind
the regular schedule last evening
Besides the many slides on the coun-
" road, at O'Clock yesterday morning
bad slip came down on 70 the railroad
tracks. Southbound train No. 7O9 WAS
forced 10 take the main line OF the II.
* -, 70 MoundsNille. and all traffic on
the Ohio River division was blocked for
couple OF hours. Trains were run
noon.
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coEEVs CAMPAIGN

COLUMNS ohio. Dec 20 Cen
eral' Jacob 8 CrtfU wealthy manu-.
iaciuref NJ MlasIlIur. ohio. who led
ihe Army ~ thr Commonwealth" fo
WfffInr iu 1884 outlined TODAY
plane fpr hF campaign as an inde
pfndrh' rardldffa f0r United States
ffhfi1r from Ohio. f0 succeed eera
Ior f'refNnn next year Ile said boz
would run ou platform demanding
ilai 'nlFrns7 authorize isaue ~ e..
900 loraI tender currency haif
m ff'' D Dol ned lr creating r.
rrf..Irf MARINE arf bali rrr n.,sI
nHI."r.f ur ru.Hf defence
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"LAZ" GARRETT TO
BECOME BENEDICT
WELL KNOWN BALL PLAYER AND
COLLEGE MAN TO WE'D
CAMERON GIRL.
Happy Event VIII Take Place New
Years Day-WilI Spend Honey
moon In New Orleans.

Announcement was made yesterday
that c. r Lar" Garrett. former West
Liberty student. member OF the Ma
son City, Iowa. baseball team and the
Cleveland Americans. has decided 10
embark upon the sea of matrimony.
Saturday Mr.. Garrett and Miss Eliz.
abeth Clark OF Cameron will be united
In marriage at the home of the bride
to-be in Cameron.
The wedding is the elimination of
pretty romance, which started about
Two years ago while the contracting
parties were students in school AZ
West Liberty. Lag" was star pitebe~
Tor the baseball team OF the Normal
and by his splendid work he CAN'T
waited the young lady, who was then
training for a teacher. After the
close of the school term Garrett
joined the Madison. Wis, team.
where he remained as pitcher for one
year. Last year he was with the Ma
son City team at the opening Of the
season. but late in the fall he was
drafted by the Cleveland Americans.
Lag pitched several games during
the closing days OF the season and on
his return last fall It was limited that
baseball would lose a promising re-
cruit.
All fears as to this were dispeIled
yesterday when IL was Announced
that he would take his bride to New
orleans. the training camp OF the In
dams. where they will spend the
greater part of their honeymoon. He
Is again under contract with the
Cleveland management and his work
during the last few days Of the 1918
season marked him as being one of
the best young pitchers that has
broken into the big leagues in recent
years.
MISS Clark is resident OF Cam
eron and Is one OF the most popular
members OF the younger social set OF
that place. Both have a wide circle
OF friends who will join in extending
their CONGRATULATIONS
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Robert kincald. who has been en-
pluyed AZ the local dam a. blacksmith
Tor the last seven years. has resigned
his position and will retire.
7. 2. shaw. Of this CITY was called fo
Grafton yesterday on account OF thu
death ~ his brother Mr. Srrw. waa
killed in an accident but no particular
city
All local barber shops viii be closed
All day Saturday. iu Observance az New
Years. They viii remain open late Fri
day night Tor tho con ruI.uce an a..
commldatiou ~ their patrons.
Master Harry iaFgs. OF near Mar.
eta. n. S. spcudinE several days here
ENitlnE with hls ErandrnotheB Mrs
Elizabeth Chambers
The knights ~ The Golden Eagle
held largely attended business uI.rf.
inF in tho MtNsthsu building
James Ffdcrr. ~ Cambridge. I'D b..
visiting with relatives hero FOR sot-
erIl days
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LIFE IN TRENCH
fooBtinusd Trorn First paE.l

with men or women ln that condition.
81 was r. minor matter which indicted
tho final rusp and drew the cry of
pain and protest which truly awful
suffering had not been able 10 com
mand
For BE- happened that wuur We
were rel..frrlnl and tIc officer from
fhn trenches was waiting to register
ono NJ Che members of our party
hroan delivering in fho English IAN.
Fu1ro some important observations on
tho weather or the ploasanfnesa of
Tho hotel or The clfiiify az the wo.
men clerks have forgotten just
what AZ Tho sound of English speech
thn officer swung on his Iccl a. DO
somchodr bad h.t him from behind.
said 'Arhf' Hr m hc had been rurf.
an1 Uttered word in German which.
iIoHFh if ia rfIffrf obscene nor pro.
ianr. Ie rof word fhat one speaks
'n f. rrrsrrcr 0f women or 81 eon.
uef0lt "ArH" raid che officer. "die
fie rprCrhen EnrUach." and
With ihat Dol cf1rrd % tho German
carfain in command % uur party.
Captains Exchanges W .rds
orr captain laid f1rrr ru bic
iipa crook tIa bead parninelv ana
aa'd f ue ofrr. officer che reu
u.men rre With mo- captain"
turh. laeFerff eI.rsI. afna
enid fhc officer nom the
trorrlra. repairing tla ogprobrIous
word
81 fhia somo of thr party were FOR
hoinr irHuIted bot othora said 20
Thorn. I'D. dry up' Tho mans beeo
Dol fhc trenches Tor DAYS and Die
nerves are 400 shot to pieces you'd
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TO PLAY FIRST
Young Mems Christian Association
VIII open Season With ST.
clalrsville Independents.

Saturday evening tho Young Mems
Christian association will open the
basket ball season with the ST Glars.
vile Independents. Final arrange.
ments were made this week for the
opening contest by Physical Director
G. J. Miller. and the first game prom
ises 10 be one % thrills. The associa-
ton team f. composed Of PLAYERS tina,
have formerly starred on college and
high school teams The St Clairsville
Independents have formed a fast team.
On Saturday evening. the game VIII
be staged in connection with the
open house"
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Recital Friday at Christian Church

A recital will be given Friday even
ing Al o'clock in the Christian church
auditorium. A silver Offering will he
taken AZ the door. Following tho recital
lunch viii be served IN the social room
OF the building. Following IS a COM
plete copy OF the program:
Grand March de Concerto NyolIenbaupt
Miss Nova Fish.
The OctorOon" BYRON King
- Miss LYDIA Humphrey.
ohco ----......... Arthur Hervey
Miss Edna Rial.
MY Experience With a Whistler.
Miss Humphrey.
The Harp at Midnight" .Aubert
Miss Fish
An Old Sweetheart Of Mine"
.....--...,.. .... James w. Riley
Miss Humphrey.
...,, Accompanied by Miss Fish
The Bird and the Rose" ...
--............... Amy Elsie Horrocks
Miss Rial.
As the Noon Rose" Pauline PheIns
Miss Humphrey
Il Heard a Thrush al Eve -
'............: .......... g. w. Cadman
Miss Rial.
The Spark ...... Goufchalk Opus 81
Miss Fish.
fantomime-"The Holy city. ......
's-s -s- Step hon Adams
Misses Humphrey and Rial.
., Accompanied by Miss Fish
The Second Nocturne" I.oybach Opus 4
Miss Fish
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them like IT when anybody else filings
IL at them.
The sDick and span soldier was
ieehng very Mt and cheerful, and in
misguided attempt at fun he ad.
dressed his friend with some such
words as "Ah. trench pig. thou hast
got into strange quarters"
The man from the trenche failed
10 catch the fun OF the remark. for
MS nerves had been rasped till they
pied and be glOwered and said: III
II weren't for us trench pigs you city
pigs wouldn't be in these quarters.
either"
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ONE-FOURTH OFF

DAVE SAYS
Our Suits and OvercOats
are worth from SIS to $50,
according to quality, the
whole year round; but Just
now we arc selling
Kraus-M Made Clothes
at one-fourth off-259o dis
count. We make this reduc-
tion-not because winter is
over-but to clear our store
for the arrival of spring
goods. There will be plenty
of cold, cutting winds to
make a warm, snug-ftting
Overcoat desirable. AND
there will be plenty of win
ter entertainments when a
new winter Suits will look
mighty good.
The new range of prices is
from SLIPS to $3.50.
Weather for today:-Fair,
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MEETING
OF THE NATIONAL

NEW YORK. Dec 29.-Announcernen t
Va fnhde tonight ~ John Heydler sec
rotary Of the National League that tbo
re-convened annual meeting OF the Ma
tional League scheduled for Cincinnati
> hnusry has been Indefinitely post
poned. n Is believed the Officers ~ tbo
National League will wait until tho Fed
eral League players have been apportf0u
"a ana All peace details AtraiEhtened out
Deture re-couVening the annual meeting
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Condition Critical.

Gerald Conner. OF Marshall street.
= confined at his home critically ul.
Mr. Conner. who is we'll known here
underwent an operation az the Glen
dale hospital some time ago. and a
brought 10 his home here HI con-
diuon was much improved until several
days ago whea he suffered RELAPSE.
bright.
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EvanEelistio Maetinrn-

e w. Fuller. Jr-. minister OF the
christian church. and his CONGREGATION
ar edolng considerable work FOR their
tNangelisttc meetings. which will begin
on January ,. They have secured the
services OF Rev. W. r. Pierce. OF Gamer
on. w. Va. who held such successful
meetings last winter. This week cot
take prayer meetings are being held in
dlncrent parts OF Tho town.
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The members az the Mems Rfble
class OF the First NJ. =. church have
arranged 10 entertain the members OF
the Ladies Bible class OF the church
this evening in the church parlors A
splendid program will oe carried out
the feature Of which will be an address
ny Marvin Lee. Refreshments will
be served al the conclusion OF the even
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WILLARD FULTON
FIGHT DECLARED OFF

NTf ORLEANS. Dec 20 rh~ ~.
ronnl nrnf for 80 hrnsVwrfrhf cham
rinnrhIr scheduled Tor March in fhla
Fulton. ~ Minnesota. unr defrfferg a.
rIhr.n m hrr. frfa to-day Hr Tom
Lnnfn willard. manager. and Tommy
l.H.na. local promoter. Who wan y rasrf.
rfr NJ nurrInIUE D. Torf1rIrh In rrn.
uIrNnr ffr nrhf
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GIFTS FOR SOLDIERS.

PARIS. Dec. %. sos a. m.-The
central military postonice yesterday
handled $4,000 parcels containlng
New Years gifts for soldiers. One
hundred and eighty thousand of the
parcels were carried free. This il be.
heved 10 be a record.
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MAY TRAIN UMPIRES
OF NATIONAL LEAGUE

CHICAGO. Dec. 23-sprinE training
Tor uupirea will Do advocated al fTo
mftiinE ~ the National Learr1e club
.Nhtf7 in cincinnati next week ffhar.
o. hcrgi man. purchaser az tho tshi-
,tgo Nationals. and Charles williams.
h'rfrthrb ~ tho club said to-day they
Wguid URIC The adoption 81 the plan
10 d. proposed fu have the urnufrra A.
company the clubs t0 the spring train.
inf cawpa Tho plan was Tried DOB Inc
Ffdlrnl tfague last rraaon ara 49, 49,
clarrd fO BE- RI success
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DUTCH APPREc1A7-rou

- MN YORK, Dec. 29.-Tle battisSktp
ttAas to-day received n solid silver
model or an ancient warshfn. the sfft
ntlhG from the Holland American fine
Pea appreciation Of the rescue "a oassso
Gam. which was i'm collision p.fff ~
t'4mship. Joseph Ounce near Nso
iucket fghtship last May
nc hattleship South Carolina also
had part IN The rescue work nra ,,t,li
reeve a similar gift as soon a. ne
vessel arrives here.
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WHEELING HIGH
TRIMS SALE NJ
OPEN NEW GYMNASIUM WITH %
TO 10 VICTORY LAST
EVENING.
Local Representatives Are Recovering
From slump in Form and Are
Playing Great Game.

Special Dispatch TO the IntelIigencer.
SALEM. w. Va. Dec. 29.-Wheeling
high school this evening defeated the
local basket ball team by the score
OF 20 TO 10. II was one OF the pref
Ties games ever seen here and was
attended by the largest crowd that
ever gathered 10 see a basket ball
game in this vicinity. II also marked
the opening of the new 5000 Salem
gymnasium. which is one OF the most
up TO date in this section OF the coun.
try
The contest was fast from the start
and both teams played remarkable
games. II was rather rough AT times.
out this was excuseable when the
earnestness OF the players was taken
into consideration. The exceptionally
good guarding OF Warffuel was the
outstanding feature of the contest.
while Rosenberg. Pracht. Armbrecht
and Creighton all played well. The
passing OF the visiting team was good
and their teamwork stood out as A
prominent factor I'm their winning
Davis and McIe played the heat
game for the home boys.
The lineup:
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Informal Reception.

Mr.. and Mrs. {. w. Fuller. Jr.. will
give an informal reception al tho Chris.
Tan church parsonage In McMechen or
January i. between the hours OF 8 and
10 p. m. All other ministers and mem.
bers and friends OF the congregation ars
invited 20 attend
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The congregation and Sunday school
OF the Christian church have arranged
70 give an interesting recital Friday
evening In the church parlors. Follow
ing the splendid program that has been
arranged Tor. an oid-fashioncd watch
party and social will be held 10 which
all are invited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-30

Al the last regular weekly meeting
~ Lincoln lodge. No. -. T. %. -. r.
held IN the McMecheu building the
following officers were elected FOR the
ensuing year. %. $. Davenport noble
guard. j. ". Wells. vice grand. a. p
Woods. secretary. r. NJ Eherhnrdf
treasurer and William Leach. trustee
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VIII PLAY NIoHTaAr.

Hr IDIIH Dee 90 trnaunrrrilrf
rar made today fHaf NrHHInFfru rfrI.
tfr.If. Hfl rIHN fhr IrI.rraIfr nf Mo-.
lfrn I.nflsII frHm nf Ann hrh1r on
Mn.rH.Nrr A. 1000
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aEoRoE CRAWFORD rEaE.
Former Columbus Boxer VIII Naks
Wheafinr MS Horua

George Crawford bantam weight
boxer q Columbus. who has been max
inE he home here for the past several
weeks has decided 40 make Wheeling
his future home We BE- stopping al
1904 Wafer street end would like a. ar
range bouts with boxers weighing from
105 o. ffe
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NEW HAVEN. Conn. Dec 2s.-Thomas
l.. Shevlin. former Yale football captain
who died In Minneapolis to-day. was con
sidered one OF the greatest ends Yale
ever had. In addition to playing foot
ball he was n member Of the track team.
as q hammer thrower. He was captain
OF the eleven and several times follow
ing his graduation he returned 10 assist
In coaching the team
Professor Robert y. CorWin. chairman
~ the Yale athletic cor1uitfac -~her - To-
formed % the death OF M Shcvlin, said:
Mr.. SheNlin's death will come as a
greet shock 20 Yale men for he was
widely known 20 . large circle OF gradu-
ates and greatly beloved by ali who
know him. His loss will BE- felt espec-
tally by football men. The football man
agement owes him large debt Of graft
tude FOR the sacrifices which he had
made repeatedly 20 help our team out -
trouble. He will be missed as friend.
adviser and coach. During the present
season when he gave his time and effort
80 freely 20 the building up OF the 1s1 3
team he gained the confidence and
friendship Of the whole squad"
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Sunmary--Goals from field-Pracht
=; Armoreeht 4; Warnfuel /: Rosen.
oerg watson ?; Davis 3; McIe 2.
Goals from foul-Rosenberg out OF
IA; Watson out OF p.
Referee-Swiger.
Time OF halves-2O minutes
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ALL TIRED OUT
Hundreds More in Ocala in the Same
Plight

Hundreds More in Ocala in the Same
Plight
Tired all the time;
Weary and worn out night and day;
Back aches; head aches,
Your kidneys are probably weak
ened.
You should help them at their work.
Let one who knows tell you how.
Mrs NJ. A. Frost of 423 Broadway,
Ocala says: For a long time l suf-
fered from kidney trouble. I had a
dull pain in my back and if I caught
cold or got my feet wet, l was worse.
I couldn't rest we'll at night and got
up in the morning feeling tired and
depressed. / was also troubled by
dizziness and was in bad shape when
got Doan's Kidney Pills at the
Carlisle Drug Co In a few days they
brought me relief and continued use
cured me-"
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mrs. Frost had. Foster-Milburn
Co, Props, Buffalo, n. Y.-Adv.
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FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
By Being Constantly Supplied With
ThedfOrd's BIack-Draught.

McDuff, var suffered for severa
years." says Mrs. ]. B. Whitaker, o
this place, with sick headache, AM
stomach trouble.
Ten years ago a friend told me TO try
Thedford's Black-Draught, which did
and found it TO be the best family medi-
cine for young and old.
| keep Black-Draugflt on hand all tFlt
time now, and when my children feel Z
little bad, they ask me for dose, and i
does them more good than any medicine
they ever tried.
We never have a long spell of sick
ness in our family, since we commenced
using Black-Draugilt."
Thedford's Black-Draught is purely
vegetable, and has been found 10 regu-
late weak stomachs, aid digestion. re-
lieve indigestion, collie, wind, nausea,
headache, sick stomach, and Similar
symptoms.
1t has been in constant use for more
than 10 years, and has benefited more
than million people.
Your druggist sells and recommends
Black-Draught. Price only &c. Get a
package to-day. NC
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-06-05

Mr.. Dade, commission man from
Orlando, met with an accident this
morning out on the Kendrick road
Something went wrong with his car
and he could not control it so it
turned over. Mr.. Dade received a
cash on the knee and few bruises
about his head. Someone passing by
in buggy picked him up and brought
him to town. He was put in the
care of physician and was able to
return to Orlando today on the after
noon train.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-06-05

The executive committee of the IL
brary association held meeting this
morning and decided to send Archi-
tect George MacKay to Georgia to
have a consultation with Mrs
Smeade, head of the library associa-
ton of the state of Georgia. The
Carnegie library board has referred
all matters of the kind in this state,
where differences have arisen over
plans, ETC., to Mrs. Smeade There
We're present at the meeting Mrs.
Camp, Mrs. Stovall, Mr.. Meffert and
Mr.. Harris.
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Mems pants at Fishel's.

Mr.. John T. Moore has just com
pleted large barn and hitching shed
for teams in the rear OF his place OF
business, The Carmichael & Son Co
The arrangement of the barn is after
ideas of his own and is most service
able. In short time Mr.. Moore will
erect hitching sheds with feed and
watering facilities for the teams of
his country patrons and friends, with
capacity of at least so teams. These
facilities are sadly lacking in Ocala
and should be given more attention
both by individuals for their custom
ers and by the county and city gov
ernments for the general public.
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NOTICE

eth day Of June. 1915. the undersigned
will apply to the Honorable Park
Trammell. governor OF the state OF
Florida at his office in Tallahassee.
for charter for an Incorporation. not
for profit 10 be known as the McIn-
tosh Citrus Growers Association. upon
the following articles of incorporation.
). II GAITSKILIA
w. NJ GIST.
w. r. BROWN
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Lame Rack

Lame back is usually due to rheu-
matism of the muscles of the back.
Hard working people are most likely
to suffer from it. Relief may be had
by massaging the back with Cham
berlain's Liniment two or three times
a day. Try it. Obtainable every
where. Adv.
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The Ocala House is being fitted
with fire escapes in accordance with
the state law. Mr.. E. G. Colder, sue
cessor to Coons & Colder of Jackson
vile, is doing the work, and those
wise to such things say he is making
a firstclass job of it.