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kNoTE These stories from Mr..
Iinrdy are not lie ng run in the order
written beca sc Of tic news ynlae
~ some or them. which are put ahead
OF othersl.
Santa Fe. ~ NJ. April IS.
This morning | stood for some time
in a room with seven. of villas men.
Resides the seven of Villas men only
one man was with me. The Mexi-
nor held IN n cell. II was a lair sized
room and they had perfect freedom.
But they were quite tame.
One was sitting on cot. propped
up on a pillow with bullet hole thru
the side Of hts face. One ttood on
one leg. holding n wountcd foot ont
TO rest. One young chap. perhaps l6
or rs years OF age, walked around as
Ar not hurt badly. Four lay on mat
fresses on the floor. one with n bullet
IN his hip, one with shoulder badly
shattered One with head full of
shot. the other so badly shot up that
Il looks like he will die before some
one can Kill him.
EThese men .-ok part in the raid
evede by villa and his men on Coinm.
~hus, ~. NJ. on the morn ny OF March
eth. when the raiders were chased
out OF COiunuub ny tnc u - NtNhhs
men, these men were winged and
Rapture made easy. They were
brought back across the line. taken
20 Deming. tried and sentenced TO be
hanged on May 18th.
Hangings in N. NJ. are dcne by the
Nneriff in the county seats. These
men were brought 10 the state peni-
tentiary at San.a Fe for safe keep
Ing.
Their names are musical. being:
Jose Ranget. Juan Sanchez, Eusebio
Renteri'. Taprino Garcii. Jose Rodri-
gde=, Francisco Alvarez and Juan
Sanchez.
A more delapidate1. forlorn, pitia-
ile. unintelligent. harmless, sorry
looking bunch OF humanity never
saw.
Before leaving homo had read about
these desperate characters. as you
have done. or their raid. capture and
triai. was afraid that sentiment or
lSchnichliiy would delay or prevent
their conviction.
But l have seen them, You can
read their life's story In their faces.
Poor. ill.fed. ill-kept. unlnteIiiHont i'm
possible waits Of the desert. Harm.
ioa1 under . normal starving life.
Forced into william aruy at the point
q starvation Or . rine barrel. nA1
Uon ~ cry auiMnl - bn4 When at,vs
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that the civil service law of 1915 was
duly and lawfully adopted. and tina,
this Act removes Capp from the classi-
fed service and leaves him unprotect.
ed by the civil service laws Of the
State, and that the appointment emo
removal OF the Warden OF the Reform
atory is now controlled by the general
laws Of the state and the eonstitu-
tional provisions other than the civil
service laws
The Court further found. however
that the civil service Act OF 1918 dis
not create a vacancy in the office of
warden Of the reformatory. and that.
unless removed for cause. Capp. who
was LEGALLY and lawfully appointed
warden Under the civil service Act
in force at the time. and who is there
fore now rishtfully holding over. viii
continue to hold over and retain The
office OF warden until his Successor
is appointed and confirmed at the
time and in the manner provided by
the constitution and existing statutes.
AS the law now stands. the wardon
of the reformatory is nominated by
the Governor and confirmed by the
senate. and it takes the joint action of
both TO constitute an appointment;
and. under the existing statutes the
warden OF the reformatory takes o.
nee on the first Wednesday in April.
Hence. unless Capp is removed for
cause. his successor would be nomi.
mated by the Governor. ana confirmed
by the senate at its next session, be-
ginning in January. 1917. and his sue
cessor under such appointment would
take office on the first Wednesday in
April. 1917.
The District Court further Ends and
holds that before state officer can
be removed for cause, charges. snfii-
cientiy certain and specific to aiviss ,
him of what he is called upon TO
answer, must be filed by or with the
Governor. and tho officer served with
copy or specification of the charges
and the time and place when a hear
ing thereon will be had. and the Off
Ger given an opportunity to he pres
ent and defend himself; and. as in the
present case no charges served upon
him. the complaint in the action does
not state cause of action for Mr.
capp,s removal; and that the sc..aa
to remove Carp must accordingly be
abortive. unless the complaint can be
amended so as 10 show. as aforesaid.
that charges were preferred. and capp-
furnished with a specification shefesf.
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CAPP MAY
HOLD HIS
JOB TILL
NEXT YEAR
OPINION HANDED DOWN BY
JUDGE COOPER uPHoLps CIVIL
SERVICE LAW OF 1915. BUT AS
sERTs WARDEN MAY HOLD Of
FIcE UNTIL HIS SUCCESSOR
LEGALLY QUALITIES.

Judee Jas. l.. Cooper in the district
court last Saturday in an exhaustive
opinion overruled the demurrer OF
the plaintiff to the answer OF the de
fendant In the case of Warden NJ. =.
Capp of the state reformatoTy at
Buena Vista, which was heard here
on argument Saturday. April 2sth i.
This case. which was filed last Janu-
ary. was brought in the name of the
People OF Colorado. by, and upon the
relation OF Gilbert A. Walker OF
Buena Vista, district attorney for the
Eleventh judicial district, against NJ.
p Capp. The opinion OF Judge Coop
er, which is characterized by great
learning and research, as well as Of
clarity OF expression, is too long for
publication in these columns. The
gist of 1t. however. follows:
This is an action brought In the
name of the People upon the relation
OF the district attorney against NJ. p,
capp 10 test his right to hold the
position OF warden Of the state reform
atory.
The complaint against capp does
not allcge that any charges have been
made or preferred against him. and
does not allege that capp was served
with specifications of charges. but
simply alleges that capp was cited to
appear before the Governor upon a
certain day and show cause why he
should not be removed for neglect Of
duty and incompetency. The defend
ant interposed six separate and dis.
tinct defenses to the complaint. all
| OF which. With one exception. were
Ipredicated upon the assumption that
|capp H. attn in the classifed service
and protected BY the ctvil service
|lsws Of the state
The DiStrict Court found And held
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JOHN PARKO
SERIOUSLY
INJURED IN
RUNAWAY
WAGON PASSES OVER BODY OF
ExPREssMAN WHEN TONGUE
OF WAGON STRUCK A .TELE-
PHONE POLE.
INJURIES LARGELY OF
INTERNAL CHARACTER

John Parko. an expressman, was
seriously hurt in a runaway accident
near the corner OF Main and Seventh
streets about O'Clock Tuesday after
noon Mr. Parko had just watered his
horses at the public drink fountain on
Seventh street and was in the act OF
driving away when the team took
fright and became unmanageable as
the result of buckle on one of the
lines becoming fastened in the back
band Unable to control the terri
fed animals Mr.. Parko was about to
jump out of the wagon for personal
safety when the tongue of the vehicle
struck q telephone role and he was
hurled into the roadway with great
force. He was stunned by the fall
and the wheels of the wagon passed
over his body. bruising him severely.
Mr. Parko was picked up in an I'M
conscious condition and conveyed to
his home at 92i Vine street and
physician summoned to make an
examination of his injuries. which
were found to be largely OF an inter
nal character. Although no bones
were broken Mr.. Parko's wounds were
distressing and he was unable to turn
over in bed after consciousness had
returned No material improvement
was noted in his condition this morn
ing
Mr.. Parko's accident is more than
ordinarily pitiable one as he has a
wife and five small children who are
dependent upon his labor as a means
OF livelihood. He is likely to be an
invalid for several weeks. The wag-
on was completely wrecked in the
runaway
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COURT DOCKET CLEARED OF
CASES AGAINST MEN WHO. 1T
WAS ALLEGED. MADE ATTACK
ON CHANDLER DURING MEMO.
RA5LE STRIKE.
DONE FOR The BEST
INTERESTS OF PEOPLE

Judge Cooper last Saturday on the
petition and request Of Deputy Dls-
triet Attorney r. H. stinemeyer. aes'
ing for and en- behalf OF District At
torney Gilbert A. Walker OF !iaunA
Vista. ordered a noIie entered IN the
strike cases now on the docket ci
Tie Fremont county district court.
uader the order OF the court
all OF these cases. number
ed 37l1. 37l2. sTis. 2zif. 27i5 ana
3741, were dismissed and the defend
ants named in the several informa-
tions under which criminal proceed.
ings were Instituted we're discharged
from custody.
The wiplng ont OF these eases from
the docket closes memorable chap
ter in the history OF the Fremont
county district court. All OF these
proceedings grew out OF the labor
troubles la this county in 1914. and
~ers brought about by the struggle
'he,ween the United Nine Workers OF
America and the coal mine operators.
They were predFcated on alleged law.
lessness and criminaIacts committed
BY the minors and tiicsr ssmpathizer~
on the victor,American Fuel Com
pany's property at Chandler. April
= sth and 2sth. isi: during which
william Rfng. non-uuion miner. was
killed And>charies velo. mine guard.
was severely Injured by gunshot
J wound.
Case No. 3zit charsed assault to
these proceedings ever brought 10
trial and in IL only a part Of the de-
PENDANTS named in the information
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APPOINTS CHAPLAIN

Denver. May s.-Governor Carlson
rendered the appointment OF chaplain
OF the state pcnitentiary to Rev. F.
z. Cain OF Fruita. The Rev. Mt.
Cain has had 20 years experience in
the ministry. He is pastor OF the
Congressional church at Fruita at the
present and has had a great deal OF
experience in what is known as sium
work.
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MISS MATKIN COMING FROM
LIBERAL, KANSAS.

Miss Helen Matkin is expected 20
arrive this afternoon from Liberal.
Kansas. to visit her brother. George
s;atSln. and will stay FOR the CON-
mencement exercises at the hisn
school. Miss Matkin viii tie guest
at the wflldn home during her stay
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MAS. CONWAY 70 SEATTLE.

Mrs Adelaile Conway LEFT ON Rio
Gande train No 10 Monday mornine
for Denver. where she viii visit for q
few days before continuing her sour
ney to her home IN Seattle. Mrs. Con
way has been here FOR the last ton
months visiting her mother. Mrs
Lowther. on Macon avenue.
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MIMI To PuEnLo.

Mr. James 7. Locke vas = posssn.
|ser On tbs Santa ~ shil nornirs for
|puohlo.
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sUNpAYED IN FLORENCE.
Miss Bessie Lovern spent Sunday
visiting friends in Florence.
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SUNDAY AT THE
METHODIST CHURCH

Yesterday being missionary Sum
day, a large attendance was enrolled
at Bible school. After the lesson
photo was taken of the business mems
class.
DR.. 7. S. Parker, of Nashville, gen
eral secretary of Epworth League
and Epworth Era editor, occupied the
pulpit, choosing his first lesson from
/. Kings, showing Elijah's victory
through prayer and stated that each
great victory of our master was pref
aced with prayer. His second lesson
was from Eph. III. He enlarged
greatly on the Importance of think
ing Christians, the potency of prayer
and its inestimable value in every
business undertaking. He referred to
John Newman, author of LEAD
Kindly Light" and other famous
hymns and to st. Augustine and
others, as having been converted by
direct answer to prayer.
In the afternoon DIR. Parker ad-
dressed the Epworth League on "Ef-
ficiency and Conservation; the i'm
portance of being thorough in every
good work, and following daily the
pledge, which insists on Bible study,
prayer and personal salvation.
At the evening service DR.. Gross
preached an excellent sermon, re-
ferring frequently to DIR. Parker's re-
marks of the thoughtfulness of Chris
tians, if they would be of service in
the building of the kingdom.
DR.. Parker left after the league
services for Gainesville, where he will
address the young people. Tonight he
will appear before Jacksonville City
Epworth League union and tomorrow
before Riverside League, going thence
to the North Carolina conference. DIR.
Parker captivated the hearts of all
the leaguers at conference at Suther-
land last week. He spoke very highly
of the conference and the excellent
entertainment at Southern College,
DR.. r. FL. Alderman host. His visit
at Leesburg Friday was much enjoy
ed by the Epworth League there, and
the whole of Florida leaguedom has
been so much edited by his visit that
they hope for his return in the near
future. Epworth Lacquer.
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Bowel Complaints in India

In lecture at one of the Des
Moines, Iowa, churches a missionary
from India told of going into the in
terror of India, where he was taken
sick, and that he had a bottle of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy with him and be-
lieved that it saved his life. This
remedy is used successfully in India
both as a preventive and cure for
cholera. You may know from this
that it can be depended upon for the
milder forms of bowel complaint that
occur in this country. Obtainable
everywhere. Adv.
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A conference of the representatives
of the Florida Soft Phosphate Co. of
Ocala, was held in Lakeland this
morning, and all reported business
excellent. Those who were here, all
of whom came in cars, were Messrs.
G. T. Bobbitt, of st. Petersburg, C.
H. Kennerly and Fl. G. Hodge, of
Palatka, and D. ID. Batchelder, of
Eustis. The Lakeland representative,
w. H. English, also attend the meet
ing-Lakeland Telegram.
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OCALA OCCURRENCES

Messrs. L. P. Wilson and r. r. Car
roll drove a Maxwell car down from
Jacksonville this morning, leaving
Jacksonville at 5:15 and arriving
here at 1915. They stopped just one
hour en- route, making the lao miles
in six hours running time. Coming
through the heavy sand, with uneven
and crooked roads, from Hawthorne
to Evinston, the car was forced into
low once and second speed for not
over 300 yards. The operation of the
car, taken just as it was unloaded
from the factory shipment, was alb
solutely perfect.
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The following melon buyers are at
the Harrington: w. G. Knowles, Ev-
ansville, Ind; C. Houk, st. Louis; W.
E. Richardson, New York; Heinie T.
Kuhlmeyer, Thomas A. Carroll, Char
lie Finch, M. Streibig, G. Steinfeld, R
L. Armacost, James Leonard, Gin
cinnati; H. A. Warner, Boston; C. E.
Rutledge, Baltimore; S. A. Rice, New
York.
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That good old democrat, Mr.. Geo.
M. Bitch, accompanied by Mr.. Kim
caid Irvine of New York, who is visit
ing his uncle, Mr.. Dixon Irvine, at
Orange Lake, was in town Saturday.
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DIR. Dunn was called to Fort Mccoy
last night, to save the life of a valu-
able animal belonging to the naval
stores company out there. "Doc" is
kept busy chasing up and down the
county, ministering to sick horses,
mules and cows, and his little hospital
is full of dogs, which people in var
ious places send him for treatment.
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SWEET DREAMS drives away
mosquitoes. Lasts all night. The
Court Pharmacy. 18-tf

During the campaign, Harley Rey-
nolds and his good little Ford car
were kept busy carrying candidates to
the picnics. Harley has developed
into a fine driver and takes good care
of all who ride with him.
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Stomach Troubles and Constipation

ct will cheerfully say that Cham
berlain's Tablets are the most salts
factory remedy for stomach troubles
and constipation that have sold In
thirty-four years drug store service"
writes S. 81. Murphy, druggist, Wells
burg, N. Y. Obtainable everywhere.
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Mr.. Arthur Clark is IL the city from
Jacksonville, visiting his wife, who
has been the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Standley, for some weeks. Mr..
and Mrs. Clark will probably return
to Jacksonville Monday.
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Mr.. A. S. j. Mckinney of Weirs-
dale, while on recent visit to Ocala.
told the Star that there was a good
second bloom on many of the orange
trees at the lake. He said the melon
crop was good one.
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Mr.. Trammell and Mr.. Brit Sand
ers may call at the store of Mr..
Nicholas Heintz and drink bottled
coca-cola at our expense if they will
present this notice. The Ocala Coca
Cola Bottling Works. 1t
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The friends of Messrs. Clifford and
Leby Landers were glad to see them
in the city Sunday. These two clever
young men, both excellent telegraph
operators, are doing well.
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There will be notable piece at the
Temple tonight-Blanche Sweet in
"The Sewers" Henry Seton Mer-
Rams famous novel. 1t is Para
mount production and strictly up to
date.
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To The Public

81 have been using Chamberlain's
Tablets for indigestion for the past
six months, and it affords me pleasure
to say / have never used a remedy
that did me so much good" Mrs. C.
E. Riley, Illion, N. Y. Chamberlain's
Tablets are obtainable everywhere.
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Mr.. C. M. earn, one of Reddick's
progressive citizens was in town to-
day, and says that all in his section
who prepared their ground well are
being rewarded with fine crops.
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Fire was discovered in the Carlisle
drug store on the west side of the
square Saturday night about 11:3O.
Slight damage was done. The blaze
started in some paper under counter,
where some one is thought to have
thrown lighted cigar stump.
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Julius F. Sigmon and son are load
ing at South Lake Weir number of
extra fine cars of watermelons, which
are sold for fancy prices.
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Now is the time to take a good
spring tonic and VINOL is the best.
Sold only at The Court Pharmacy. If
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w. K. Lane, M. D., Physician and
Surgeon, specialist Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat. Law Library Building, Ocala,
Florida.
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Collector Colbert is selling land for
delinquent taxes today, and has big
crowd as usual.
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SMALL CAR AT A BARGAIN

/ have a small car Ga 40" Buick)
cut down and in fair condition, for
sale cheap. Cash or very easy pay
ments. R. r. Carroll.
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SEE THE FARM on the Silver
Springs road which furnishes the
Merchants Cafe every day with fresh
vegetables, milk and eggs. tt
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Norris candies never fail to please.
Fresh every week at the Court Phar-
macy. 4.
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Nice centrally located cottage on
Herbert street for rent; furnished or
unfinished. Apply to F. E. Nc
Clane, NJ. D. 6-1-tf
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CEMENT
From
A. J. ANGLE
Candidate for Comptroller
TELEGRAM
Jacksonville, Fla, June 8.

Jacksonville, Fla. June 8
Ocala Star, Ocala Fla.
x Asking my friends to write my name
for comptroller and fthey vote for me first choice
make cross in first choice column If they give me
second choice vote make cross in second choice
column. Best legal talent consulted and justice de-
mands that my friends be allowed to vote for me-
Will appreciate it my friends will let be known
that my name can be written on ballot
A. j. ANGLE
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The public speaking tonight will
begin promptly at 7:30.
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CHAPThR NO. Is. r. A. NJ.

Regular convocations OF the Ocals
Chapter No. 13, r. A. NJ. on the
fourth Friday in every mon.h ~
8 p. m. A. =. Burnett, n. +.
Jake Brown Sec'y.
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Miss FRANKLIN Harvey returned to-
day from a pleasant visit to friends
In Gainesville.
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UNCLASSIFIED ADS.
WANTED, LOST, FOUND, FOR
SALE. FOR RENT AND SIM
LIAR LOCAL NEEDS

FOUND-Bicycle. Owner can have
same by paying for this ad. and iden-
tifying same. Call at Star Office. 5
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It is said that 125 cars of melons
have been shipped out of the state to
date.
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Our "unclassifed" column will sell
it for youe Try it.
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DIR. H. GatrelI was in town from
Fairfield today.
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Mr.. Frank Bauknight was the guest
If his relatives in this city Sunday.
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Council meets tomorrow evening.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, two
blocks east of Atlantic Coast Line
passenger depot on OklaWaha avenue.
All modern conveniences. Apply to
Mrs. S. A. Ellis, 323 Oklawaha ave-
nue., or phone 161. 5-29-6t
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Don't fail to see the fine line of
stationery just in at The Book Shop.
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Odd Fellows meet tomorrow night
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; one two or more.
Gas, running water, electric lights.
Call phone 242. Mrs. A. M. Perry. If
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Woodmen meet Friday evening.
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FOR RENT-Furnished for summer
months, Mrs. C. L. Gamsby's cottage,
corner Wenona and S. Second streets,
from June 18th. Apply to Miss L. E..
Gamsby, 813 Fort King avenue. 6-6t
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WANTED-At once, stenographer.
Apply at Office of Florida Soft Phos-
phate & Lime Co., Hall building,
North Main street. 5-tf
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Baseball players attention, there's
j bat made specially to fit you at The
Book Shop. st
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K. of r. meet tonight.
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OR SALE-Porto Rico sweet potato
vines $3.50 a thousand at shipping
point. Address C. A. Savage Jr., care
I. Ballard, Gambler, Fla. 5-30-6t*
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A Business Man, Lifelong Floridian
Who Knows the Needs of the State
and Can Give Efficient Service.
Not Professional Politician
paid Advertisement
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Eat OCALA-MADE bread. There's
none better than Carter's Butter
nut. 20-tf
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WANTED-By boy IA years old, en-
ployment in Office or store. Energetic
and willing. Address, "H,' care the
Star. 5-29-6t*