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Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-08-31
SUMMONS.

North Carolina, Richmond County.
J. c. Jenkins VS.. Frank L. Scar
boro.
Tie defendant in the above entitl-
ed action will take notice that an
action has been started in the Jus
tees Court, w. T. Mullis, ]. p, for
the recovery of $101.25, on note, with
interest from January IL, 1922. And
he is hereby directed to appear and
answer the complaint of the Plain
tiff on or before the 22nd day of
September, 1922, and if he fails to
do so the Plaintiff will ask for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
This the 22nd day of August, 1922.
w. T. MULLIS, Justice of the Peace.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-08-31

SSSSSS%SSSSSSS SSSS
THE PARTING.
Twas a night in late December,
And everything was dark and
dear.
We struggled hard all through the
night,
Trying TO keep mother here.
She had heard her Master calling,
Shed seen His smiling face;
She.wanted to go up and join Him,
In that Heavenly place,
Today, I think she must have seen
Some of that large angelic band
For with longing, smiling gaze
She stretched Heavenward her
hand.
And just as day dawned and the
Climbed slowly up the eastern
sky,
The mother was gently taken,
To that land where she'll never
die.
She left some children here behind
She left them all sick and heart
sore,
When she went to join the Others
Who'd gone on in the years be
fore.
While those she left were Borrowing
For her who would return M
more,
She was with tears of joy greeting
| Those others On the other shore
Some day these will go and join he
In that fair land beyond the skies
When they arrive she'll welcome
them
With gladness and with tea
dimmed eyes.
There will be great joy in HEAVIER
] On the day that they all unite,
And no more will they ever part
In that Home of eternal light.
Luther Cecil MeRae.
Roberdel, n. C..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
Business Woman
Feared She Had
Heart Trouble

~Si1ee TRnlse has ssesecrne a bad
ease 0f iDdigsstton and nervousness.
OF three OF four year. standing tos
H1. my work here In the store IL q
pleasure. and ! am certsisiy grateful
for the good health 1t has Ktssa ne,
aaid Mira. j. W. Ficklns, Of SIS r. i5th
Si.,> LGn AA1slea. who own. apd sp~r-
stsh The book store al gfg Mercantile
Place.
u sas 50 run down that | Eel, rlHer.
able all the time. NJ slerp Was broksn
and RESTLESS. | had 40 appetite, and
thr gas from undlgsated fc-'d caused
ny heart 10 palptsir so thought !
had heart ,foablr f0r lllar bad
swelling Ia ny legs TOO, and I, vas
oil EFFORT for me TO set about.
II II wonderful h0w Taniar has
given roe such perf~rt relief tgum these
troubles eat heartily now. steep
Ike a ebild at night. snd jast feed ans
nj fbe tine
Tariac Il 'old By all good druggists,
--AdSeFJivcWeht.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
Mothers Ruin
Babies Health
BY Harsh Drugs

There atc thousands ~ thildrSn and
grown ups who's" health hiss hecn
wrecked simply hecn0se they vera
given strong laxative rataartlcs whom
q haSy
uahy often needs something - clean
out thv little bowels 81 clasgrd waste,
tut ror goodness sake give him a med
icipc made especially for baby GlSs
him Iycthina ia perfectly harmless
and yct brings quick rrlte. without
hurting the tender llt,ic Intes'tnes HE
the strong drugs you usc for Yourself
o. when given t. the llttto folks
rvethna Is Endorsed by Physicians
snd las heca used trr CITY years
t,et IL NJ fnur druggist. cr scnt Ss'
O. thn Morrtt Laboratories, C"Iumhu.
ca. ne tAyksge sHt F.rr valuable
BABY toak Advertisement
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
NEW lEkFLET ON CLEAN MILK
Liquid Of High Grade May Be Easily
Proavcsd BY Following Ruiss
OF carstuinssa

A Irafet on clean nilk. showing tina,
mix VI high quality may be easily
produced ~ following few sirupis
rules has been issued by the dairy
division ~ the United States Depart.
uleut OF Agriculture To produce milk
clcaa enough to meet all the require
ments of city Inspection IL chiefly d
matter 81 carenlness, and the methods
are not dlhieuit 20 understand or
especially hard TO carry out lot any
one Who has The inclination.
The lesfet consists Of four pages
til Clean. healthy cows tal st.rillks
tion Of milk utensils. t5i use small'tcp
milking paiIs, and 90 cool milk
promptly. Each subjec, Is Illustrated,
and references are given 20 bulletins
which explain & further Keep mix
clean. cayefod. cold" Is the ccaclut
Ins advice,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
s,nks esl.s E.seu,lonsr.

According TO report printed In Go-
los l.assi. an anti holShestst Hussian
taper III Berlin. the workers 81 Arch.
snsfi vent % strike when the death
Eentrncrs u three priests and 1s" lay.
mrn FOR having resisted m. cenasca.
Ion ~ church property was announced
b. the soviet revolutionary court
AyfFr fhe- ssf,se bad ,s0gst,Aued two
dsys i Telegram WIS r~evte%-l fraua he
All Russian central connitte. IN Mo-.
row committing ths sentences to three
years imprisonment. snd work vas 70
suWr,i
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
Important to All Women
Readers Of This Paper

fhouaand. upon ,ksusfafs ~ sserSSa
ht,e sldney OF bladder trouble and never
suspect n.
Warens complaints often prove 10 bs
nojhius else bu, s,ipsy uoahls. or the
rrsah q kin-y or bladder i.a"ass,
II the kidneys are not ia a healthy con
dit.un, lhry may esIs the other organs
~ t-rumc diarasrd
Npa may sndcr pain In the back. bead,
ache ,nl ,oss II ambition
Poor health makes you nervous ist,.
t,bla aad nli,h Respondent IT mahn,
SOY Unr ao
=. la4s Aaa,lrs'ls ot wopsnt rlsa hat Or
kilaers Swamp Root ~ restoring hcalis
60 tho k,ans,s, proved 70 be plst ths
reue'y needed TO overcome such eundi-
tlyus
Many send for a sample bottle 20 see
what swamp Rot tho great kidney. liver
saA Bladder medicine, viii do Tor them ny
rnrjaatbs Ten cents 70 III k,lmer 4 e..
HuRhsmton. y Y. you 6Aay receive ssm.
plr str lo:,e by parcel peat You can
purchase medium and hrsr size bottles ~
al drug s,orss Advertisement
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08

Every Farmer Should Build fer tslHs
.sIf q s.nssshouss Similar to rhia
farms nlsy consist merely OF = hsrrvi
or hagshead. A p~frcratei ecvr
should be provided fer the barrsi.
The pire through which the smoke
In conducted from the hfepst TO the
curing hsu~ or barrel may es Of ee.
men,, aonewore or terra Gotta With q
diameter 81 approximately 4 or 5
inches The cost Of the material 10
simNr
For fuel. green hickory. maple %
.ses,. hardwood Should be used. never
p,n.wecd OF any tos,d tkAt c,rlfs'rs
resin The meat should bs smoked
trem 70 10 ~ hours. unless II IL 10 be
ses, long time, when the smoking
should BE continued naeh .onsrr,--
Popular Science Mpnthly
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
FoRESTAll. RoUP IN AUTUMN
Epidemic May % Prevented by Step
ping Up Dram Producing Open
I, = : ~trra In 'taaas4r -

forrstsli roup epidemic BY stop
ping W draft producing openings In
the hcnhouse Plenty Of fresh air
without drafts Ia highly desirable
The house can he freely Ventilated
~ use NJ muslin curtains OF wind haf'
Hsrs anil dAnpneSs IA thus removes.
Drafts AMI damgness produce colds,
which rnn into roup. pox. csaker anA
dlsasarE4a-
Tho air supply Ia Aehhous~ ussy
" more readily controlled by having
three sides air light aHd the fourth.
pt, 'erahly TIE snG;h side. squlppei
With venttlatias devices Use one
square to0t II glass and ore square
toc, Of r7usItn 10 10 feet OK fear
space, Or II shutters are used half
~ a3uch a. rartaia spare
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08

Il II good idea 10 study the ready :.
made models bscsHse the, embo~iy
Points that ARE important
Just now sateen in black ard caiors
plain and striped rhasahrnys. checked
and cross-har gingliams snd a variety
OF rerralea. ARE featured in the dis
plays. With satsra attracting h1ost al.
tent!oB |. Ia sho@n in black, made
In about The same style as that ~ III"
frock illustrated ana Persian or fals
ley patterns In printcd saiceu II us~i
Tor trimming
Strong shades Of blue. IN ciBnbray.
make pretty hnaSe frccks With bright.
figured creionncs. cut !u'a triAngis~,
applied for trimming The crrtonnc
Is rs effective as embroidery Plain
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
WAlTEWASH Helps cow BARN
ThercueA cisaetrs aNs 6,sNfeettrs
10 Urged Before Severe coia
weather Sets In.

GIVE the rev harm a thor M tlgAa
tng agd 3isinteeNioS Mhrtwasa IL
frnm tor % hot;nyn and fram end ~
end Provide TOT the ayiuattau,t ~
fr,v~h air ard the rxpgi>len ~ yae :aai
dir tAat aeeauai8teS from ,ar c,sss
hreash rpi the cows ~ @h1tys
ratlcn W estruiAass sas stage sat
balanced mixture ~ eysacratratcS
ana msnerals IN these ;alaSs ant
rvar tAs yrcf,s that are surr 10 c.nrae
~ the owners II soVd COWS wei carssi
for.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08

sspps world fer the young wiri, fss
nsoe, party frocks are simple. The,
risiend HIssa tho losellress u sh~c,
fabrics, the beauty Of color. and 10
signing that will interpret the Say, AMI
psrhsps prankish. splrii Of yoanT giri
heod. Tor their charm, All OF 'hes'
ao,d points are ccsnbinci 10 the prr,,.
fr~k illustrated. and IL may be- tatei
~ criterion Hmeng PARTY dresses de-
signed for maids Ia their earlier t~crr
~ even ,nRugcF. The picture tells III,
s,ery Of the dress perfectly |, IN ,
trefe tic ehshe ff,-cs. Ia i9arh color
Rad has 4 kiIasnn bteuse aud straight
full skirt. The round nerk IN tsoHn,
with the crepe and ali the srimmiu,
10 fashioned II ioag fold Of II. hav
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
CONVENIENT HOUSE FROcKs;
PRETTY PARTY FROCKS

II USE fFeess ard ansesx 10 tAsnss
: = that Il b hardy wSxth whsss 70
make OF hssn~ trey Hzsp hs heaghs
feady made OF sach swmspsssAle prices
aad are ~ satisfactory Ia eshee ~
speetA Ih@rs IL ssrmay aen&nt
Foe sssess ~ that ~sssssai4Stasxss are
essssssaniiy prvsea,tRg nsw sesasess 70
ril the nrwas NJ sonaea who DO HneFe
~ l~ss 81 Ehs heasrwerk necessary ia
th~as hesBe paakfss where eS~ has
tanse GO saskn shs@a srssGs ~ horu@
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
WINTER EGGS BRING PROFIT


Fo- tts ,s-g~st Y-aat sgprt rrc
rn-tt1 ~ The EGGS ssorid i've laid
,s-fC1 'hs Winter II ,wo extra s4rs
week can - nAtasntNi fron esch
aea. 4 co. pra@: ain ee made, ani
Y tt~ rrniact = Increased ~ aniy
ar~ eSs p e~s = wia'ee this eTe e<g
SNs ray ~ all re ssee fhe Ae1 eats
To @ata3n 'ats srrstee nrcsactior net
anly segSs 4 the fcwls A~ ra,ars wn&
~ a cesNt laysns sv~et Aat the sesssr
sAsslId hes. a t4sl kaawAed-s as sAe
pra,er feed as1 In p<sgarxs!en-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08

They require sitEht attention Dor
Ing ~. s~hrtpns period Il they are
properly handed. according 20 the
latest plans they will not cause ihe
least trouble Experienced beet eeit
crS aro hi,,ng thely uew swacms eAs.
ily u4,. ina pesia,i az u tase Y4.ant,sa
or course they keep an eye 80 the
bre~ and know What 70 10 ana ju&
hoN a. ~ Il 1acy dp not lei theiu
take 81 the mir AMI thcu srt w 4 bar
rasr " yf.is and noise FROM tin paas
ani kettles 'y watching the 50 arm
and catching the qn.rn when The hlge
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
SKUNKS WILL DESTROY BEES
Vat hsts al NIGHT ard Scratch or
Outside ueti Ne~sy Gath
ers Come out.

A -,spNrt from Ohio received hs the
tintaE MI survey ~ the United States
f1rpa meat 4 Agriculture saws that
sAssnk> are giving a crest deal OF
troab 10 rf~seerers In 'aa; regian
The sub visit the hives MT nigh;
&Ui -strA On the outside Gil the
hces .as au; A. sssla IS they apr
isa7r 'ta q aass eat thea TIE BIO
s5ea alr, ~ recommends tAst uHter
sAch nd as the hives ~ feNeed
:, W. 81 csen s.rs al least thge~
see. : n.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
FARM SMOKEHOUSE Is
PAYING INVESTMENT
cueleal Firseiaes Shessd De Co
ersstsd ~ caraent aad IN eraxbi
Farms Ordinary Barrel WIN
Answer Fer ssnsks CHAMBER.

FARMERS who keep hays viii tina
that a sEnak ehsase for caring harHs
shoulders $aA hacons Is prunsstas
II srss:....s.s A hillside In the hesi io-
cntian The fireplace caeical sGae~
5 ss~t long, 5 feet high. ard 5 fres
vile, should ae made u cement fHvsn
4 % inshrs thick An traa doog
xheuli be lros d~d fef Introducing the
tn.l Near the top 1t the chsaaasr
there should be an oIsaing f"r feer'
inch smoke ptpe leading Upward -
the smoke elsamkFr which ga SINAI
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08

kor essxyees " " iltsse biz q
hsaysa f$ TIE yeaaesssss-a togHas
fsarwsth<szs N their lamg sra~aa y~aF.
kssxysse h Haexv ~ lsss A1ss. aaksaz
s~ats fx IN srras day. ASA for to-
sisisi~s y feiss~ asa ssevyase " ~.
itsi~A N, u fc~ ia iAsws dsss fsss esssS
saeua~gaTnsiss shinss shsa sh~ ssernss
skpslnane dessxAss a. No party fry~-ka
rshbcas ana se~elty.
II sss xltag,a+ rAasser 10 matte q vsssty
fr~rG thar wisi srAM8furm tkts iEass 3
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
PLAN TO KEEP SoRenEAD OUT
3 eco OF Canvas Wei CREASED Over
Fssa Aer.er VIII Seer I'D
gleek o. rrcgeis.

To keep slrSseaa cyss ~ TIRE r9astry
eg~sains a ire se~St haHaer. tNut sits
III sss canvas ami sesp the slits aeil
g~es sesi si'k ~ sr;ises'ir sslva The
N5-yfS IN se-~a'rS Eet tAs sslvc 10
tfer hra' " and this rats a ssog te
1Ae sarrsaaA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08

II understand The bess ran tAat
t,>,''eG4gt aas II trinfsoa Gulch
lss rrplird Cactus jee Fat
thyHr Is ~'ree io86t ahalt whether
thrY dismissed h,m indignantly an
fureNer or es Scpt him o,cr 70 Mesa
,Ii,e tpr fresh suptay
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08

~Frtnrh ianris swpislsd s4sfore ~
wsr. wsve rlass beads given q p<Mss
lykr fHassr hs Hsh ~rnsss s4ssiDed fSs9n
Russia SAYS scisnee ssnlnp yAs
na,ess states bvrvau " fisheries 40
new separated . '"y~~r4 s~~@srs- fr~H
tire mrai~a ~ Chesapeake bag ss~ hasN
ring snd shsd. SRI hss foand tkiA 4
suitable ra@tang Tor IN. ksstM IT,
real y.e~-is are Ssr4kinw'y ssastsfs1 -
The gsiv~vy csssfnx harcrss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08

NrtSGg better than Cuyicura Soap
is.iy ana ota'uan. new and then as
needed ~ make tgr tvatp3rxioG ctear
scalp e,raH and hands sott ard white
Add - tbs tha fascinating, frasrau;
tltt",rN IN,cam ana You have tina
Cut,tara TG,ffy Tvle. ,tvrrt .~s's4aens,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08

TIE lasSeS. i've c5tien IN Italy
RMac, Naples, MILAN. Ts,yta ans
ralerue sn sSsrgaEe popula
y!nn W over S,ls.tNs have all 10.
srthcy tewvr telephones saan tguata.
Seh. wi,h pcpGiatiea ~ oG,y TT
tie over sstt.S
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08

any csse Who b yssznssx I'D - ] N \
ssfmes's wife l have pssnsy 10 - IT, 1
s0ltlssss Ezg o~u eGtxA raise nafw
sAieksas and 10 nv ewn knnsEwSxk
Yea saay psihAlsA tkh lsEt<x as l -
ready 10 DO AaytksAx h kslp osAf8
wUw~a 40 have besa sswell ard hArgv
since nay trcabses ase past "~~MsA EL
GALLOWAY, CAstsr's ,sSst. TsnA
Most wcrsen tnd pisnty 10 a. n
they are upset WITH seEas f~usais Aslxnsne
and sruuhled with sncA symperns -
Mira Galloway bid, The snzsilsst ds&y
scesns D rseantsan.
II ysa ind 81 hsrd h kesp M n -
are nervous and ts~ihhie. witACas amkk
tiun and cut cf serts esnssvlly. rive ~
Vegetable CAsnruus{ . fxiS trial We
esiiese Il win halp yua grsstly, IT, =
aas heap~t cshrrA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08

She wrote him y note which read
Dear John Meet ne ~ the tryst,
tng place AZ . 20 this evening. without
tulr"
And John answered
In that lexicon Of yeuth which fate
has reserved fur q bright manhood
thrfe Is no such WORT "a talv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08

ryrSh. sweet, WHITE dainty clothes
fov baby. II yeu I've Red Cross Rail
Rlic. Sevev ssrvaks or tr'grvs theri.
An coed gre>~r sst Il Advertise
r-sss,t
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
H0NEY-DEE WILL
PAY Good MONEY
Product Has Held Higher Lsyel
Of Prices During Past Two
Years Thar Any Other.
FIT INTO GENERAL PROGRAM
eusy Little Insects Do Net Require
Expensive Equipment and Require
ssFy Little Atsentisa--kssp
Watch on Queen.

The Ioviy horey bve, loGg s,Hce q
familiar sight Oh the average tarm.
Ia coming back again II as. lgst iini
Itself. aat anly In the eye VI the TAD.
dist. bat Ia the eye Of the fsrIrr
Houey has held higher Irvts u
prices the past 1870 years than aim 1t
any farm product thst f&n b@ ttaIur!.
II has dome this In spite II thr siamq
In sugar prices, 10 spile Of TIE fScE
that more stands Of bees are kept o.
farms today thsn Cor some years past
and Ia spltr Of the fart that iast year
was a tremendous favorable season
and there vas an gnAeard VI nd~ o.
honey
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08

he4 ct ~ tt
~ hsln !
wsA d frssh ~ lA
w>sAaGui ~ = slKb
- - ~ y ~
Il tsk iy@
Rnk hsisn vs~t1 49,
CasaIxzrd IAil1n
snd uAst IJslia =
fnki,nzp's SzsAAave
wasA. / IN 49,
vugnkn n<w md hAsa
keaa fur TIVE yeazAl
\ ca vxk ~ SroA -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08

itrSy C>~o<sk i've ha@a wanaegfn
49,
Ei,l-.-haw aces a iran eat ags o~-
p,naev naf NJ bank
Ss~,ens' C'sy0s- Fvsv lie tes faTvvs
RS owu natue tp h. chscA. From Lite
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08

cha s2ss@y in hae iavsrSss. gTe~r Fe
hxhi hruwR horterpd WITH bias bands
cs striped -cs'pH material ss"wtnz
@hite ard the c,Rss NJ rhe frDrs. makes
rs@s 9rs~sS-s tiss list In The paCsusw.
COTTON cor, snss sasaes arr s5prnrxf-
ale reck tbsSAirgs ard Aaf acaf "
Tire raasysisi gcsanss tie waist
tThssst@as tine IA coming twsfs.c-
tax with u sosalsys hsrse%oSa iAss
:nss4 schcsl parties. feastlass Esfa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08
Va In Farm Program,

Hees NJ into the general farm pro
Efnfti IN hfi s'frtYst,e way Aa Ls-sss
who are unfamiliar with then 'ew
Of their sdvsntaxe, may he pfortatiy
polluted ont, 10 the hrst Instance,
they require ne special ground A
small spse. In corner cf the orchard
will taAr rars 81 them In 1xr' Leaf
shape. They A. not require expen
ave housing or equipment. although
they mast be given proper h!vrs 10
work In for the hest results They
NJ net s@aalfe AaS. ,s.sss.,,,I IIhsH feel
then.slv.. and gather their honsy
from SQUIRE. which otherwise woald
he ie.t You have to buy 40 feed for
them.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-08

ing iss raw edge tso@ad with ven
narrow t$ss Todd. Petals ar6 aawsg,
ares nsrvs. the g~tsAs se~ tntsAisS thu
sAdSs Ks~~vs~ ard NJ hmndshx ~
tho s1lri ard flower MI about ~
ralst so = narryw rfssss1 g'riss.
J<A~ .11zz>7.s~A1
y. = n
~-Aa svrsa~ = vmza~ ~evS-D s~~
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-03-06
HOLD THE MEETING IN TAMPA

At its last meeting, the Ocala Board
of Trade went on record as favoring
the removal of the state capital to
some peninsular city, and invited the
proposed convention to discuss ways
and means to meet in Ocala AS we
Trade sought no advantage in this in
vitation. 1t was an expression of
hospitality, and those who know
Ocala can probably testify that a
convention that met here would have
as good an opportunity to render an
unbiased opinion as in any other town.
We understand that the Palatka
chamber of commerce sent out the in
Ivitation, and it was the opinion of the
secretary of the Ocala Board of
Trade and some other officials that
the convention should meet in Palat-
ka, and a communication regarding
| this was sent to the chamber of COM
merce of that city. This communica-
ton, probably thru an oversight, was
not answered. Consequently, the
Ocala Board of Trade passed the res
olution referred to.
| Ocala doesn't object to the conven-
ton being held in any other peninsu-
lar city, and will send representatives
to any place that suits a majority of
the other candidates.
| 1t is the Stars opinion that the
meeting should be held in Tampa. We
understand that Tampa, generally
speaking, faVors Orlando. However
Ocala has plenty of friends in Tampa,
and moreover considers Tampa the
most neutral city on this question in
South Florida.
l. What the Star wants to impress or
its readers is that this capital re-
moval question is of Importance not
only to those counties whose county
seats are candidates, but to every
other county in peninsulaE Florida
and what all should work for is moi
the interest Of any particular town
but the whole state.
The Star will work for OcaIa as
. long as Ocala has a chance to win, but
if the people decide on another town
the Star will work for that town, anC
believes it can guarantee that al
MARION county will work with it.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-03-06
OCALA TWENTY YEARS AGO

Evening Star March 6, 1902
Geo. F. Dittmar and child of Floral
City are guests Of the Ocala House.
George Williams and family spent
Sunday and Monday at Lake Weir.
Miss Polly Williams after visit to
relatives in town, has returned to her
school in Orange Springs.
Mrs. VIM. T. Batchelder has been
very sick at her home for several
weeks.
At an early hour this morning the
residence of Mr.. R. C. Loveridge
caught fire and the upper story was
entirely demolished
Mr.. E. S. Upham of South Lake
Weir was in town yesterday.
Mrs. Will fClyatt and Mrs. Vernon
Clyatt spent the day today with Mrs.
Will Clyatt's mother, Mrs. Brooks.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

The Rialto Cafe has been moved
two doors south of its former loca-
ton on South Magnolia street, where
were are elegantly fitted up for serv-
ing meals or a La carte orders. "Quick
Service and Reasonable Prices" our
motto. Our specialties are Western
Meats and Seafoods. Open day and
night. Regular dinner served from
II to 8, up-to-date dining room in
rear. Fresh vegetables daily.
18-tf JOHN METRE, Prop.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

George MacKay & Company will
continue business in the warehouses
directly behind the ruins of their
store until the new buildings are
erected.
Contiruance of our customers pat
ronage is solicited and viii be appre-
ciated, with the assurance that we
are doing everything humanity pos
sible to add to the stock saved and
now in our warehouses, in order that
orders will be filed as promptly as
possible.
George MacKay & Company
2-21-u Ocala, Fla.