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To protect yourself against alumr when ordering baking powdert Sappfainl9-

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I and be very sure you get RoyalRoyal is the only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape

Cream of Tartar It adds to the digestibilityand ttiholefsameness of the food

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CE CONVENTION POINTERSTO-I April 13 and our twentieth State< Convention nearly heret Purchu e tickets as going to ther IVpdAVIntir Exposition fare one way

plus 23 tents Tickets must bobought Wednesday morning

r liemember to let Miss E D Wood-ruff

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care or Rev J T Boone JackH iIIe know who are coning givint names so that ladies and chil-dren

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may be placed nearest the con-Vention

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church the First Congrega-tional

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Look out for the NorthCentrAldistrict Jelega ion and its badge eV

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routeSouth Lake Weir will have four

t Idelegates two from each societyPomona and Gilmore both in

Northeastern district plan to senleight representatives for each so

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General Secretary Shaw will leadfour practical conferences give anaddress and have a greeting fort theFellowship service Wednesday even-Ing It will be what we all wantan 0 Shaw meeting

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city will instead of sending any-one to the convention give the mon-ey

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for the fire sufferersMagdalene will send its foremost

worker B TI Stall as its delegatewho will have a part on the program

Miss Mary Johnson will be StPetersburgs contribution to the pro-gram

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helpersI Ther is to be a line Junior Rally

Fri ay afternoon under the leader-ship Of the Jacksonville superinten

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The metropolis Juniors aided bythose from other towns will have aline program

Nine District Tnions are in theState organization and iaeh of themis to have charge of a prayer andpraise service Jacksonville lociEndeavorers conduct the eveningsong services

Mrs Cora 1J Seaton and Miss Min1nie K Neal are two wellknown I

Christian workers who will attendthe convention sessions and saysomething

There are to be greetings from theBaptist Union Eporth League YM C A Y W C A State S S As-

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Kings Daughters SunshineSociety W C T U Allen Endeavor-ers and the State AntiSaloon Lea-gue

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Some of the organizations willprobably bring their messages in per¬

sonLet us pray plan and push in theI few days remaining before we meetat Jacksonville

Grace A TownsendInterlachen Fin March 24 190

WHAT SHALL WE-HAVE FOR DESSERT-

Try Jello the dainty appetizingeconomical dessert Can be prepare-dinstantlysimply add boiling waterand serve when cool Flavored justright sweetened just right perfect inevery fray A luc package makesenough dessert for a large family Allgrocers sell it Dont accept substi-tutes JELLO complies with all PureFood Laws Seven ors1el11on on

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The leading physicians and spocinlists in theSouth I are prescribing and recommending RosesCorn Whiskey for those suffering front pulmonaryaffections

Corn whiskey possesses great tissuebuildingproperties It stimulates and strengthens I

For forty years the R M Rose Co have made a3

specialty of distilling pure corn whiskey for mutjicfinal use and today their Warehouses contain movegenuine Primitive Method Corn Whiskey Than thetotal amount owned by ail other dealers and distillers

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The Primitive Method is the honest way topreserve the nutrition and food value of the grain I

Roses Forefather Corn is properly agedin sanitarywarehouses and will be found rich Bud satisfying inflavor and of an exquisite delicate bouquet

Sold at All the Best PlacesV

Ask the Revenue OfficerI

If your dealer cannot supply you we will send

Four Full Quits Express Prepaid 500

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I11 1 ri i n is ii iv 1111 tnI till truti-r r II pllar JI tl ttitct gtod tvf r nii hnrse and laborer ar-preMd into service The vhol rlion is an industrious bee hive

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set MII hav in a littl smaller acre-age

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ina i in fornur years This prim

uenee in the acreage planted is beingx < rciscd on account lit financial coii-

duiops hat existed North during thepaimky months of last fall Therewill be about 300 acres of eantalou cs in the immediate viinityTin largest planters are MartinHon ChamblisH t Ilowell and Knoblock Etta

The bean truckers have in about300 acres only The largest plantersIre Martin c Son Townsend ISros-

Knobl k llros and harnbliss AC

Howell There are many smallerplanters The wuteriiuUn acreage isnl so large as formerly Some ofthe larger planters have glint out ofthe iUine s There will he some-thing

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like 300 errs of melons plant-ed

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in this section Labor conditionsare nearly the same in this sectionas at this time last year Good layborers art still tree and for com-mon

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voric can command fr m onoMillar to one dollar and fifty centspet lay The truck cro > must there-fore bring good returns to pay furthe reason that it will be producedunder conditions quite as adverse aslast I year

The mill industries of this section-are being increased all the timeThe Meffert plant at Martin now

owned and operated by M J RoessI Co is being enlarged and greatlyimproved Knoblock Bros have avery complete small mill that is do ¬

ing quite a local business At Low ¬

ell only two miles the Meffert lum ¬

ber an barrel mill does a fine busi-ness

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One mile and a half south wehave the large Sumner Lumber Co

I that operates a mill of one hundredr thousand feet capacity and has fittedup recently a fine planing mill at ¬

tachment This company works overone hundred hands operating its dif¬

ferent branches of work There hasgrown up about the mill a prosper-ous

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little village that gives promiseof permanency-

Near Martin there is a branch ofthe Florida Lime Cos works owned-by the capitalist and industrialist JM Meffert This tine plant givesemployment to a large force of la-

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It ranks as the best limeplant in the state The product isin great demand as the lime is ofthe best grade Mr Meffert is stillimproving this plant Soon we un-

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I that there is to be put in aj saw mill near this plantI E P Townsepd has placed his fine-I property on the market for sale HeI plans to engage in the turpentinebusiness J X Tiller Co navalstores operators are doing a Nour-ishing

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ployed at this plant over one hun-dred

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I men Recently the whole planthas been repaired and improved The

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of the plant make it quite picturesque i

W M Martin of the firm of MartinSon has charge of the active op-

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of that firm and is showinghis generalship in handling the busi-ness

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so profitably He is combining-the allied farm industries and is sell-ing

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products each month in theyear At the present time he has thefattest cattle and sheep He finds nready market for these in differentparts of the state He is now mak-ing

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a specialty of filling orders thesame day as they are received Hisvelvet bean fattened cattle rank withthe western Armour brands He alsohas sold many tons of hay ThiFlorida farmer can be quite indepen-dent

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if he can succeed in nlakinsuch combinations as hats Mr Mar-tin

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A long petition has been tiled bythe truccers and they business peo-ple

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slang the Railway Commissionto require the A r L to give betterservice in the way of telegraphiccommunication The truckers alPgoing to suffer because of the recentretrenchment on the part of the rail-road

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mil telegraph lines The ser-viCe

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is fin impaired Recently theorder came from headquarters to cut-out the instimionts at Martin This

Iis rifle of the must important shinping places on the line arid the people-of this section feel keenly the mat-tel Jt is greatly to be desired thatthe telegraph instrument will be puback in

RACE SUICIDEe

As President Roosevelt calls it is notnearly the menace to increase in pop-ulation

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that deaths among infants areAnd eight out of ten of these deathsare directly or indirectly caused bybowel troubles McGees Baby Elixircures Diarrhoea dysentery sour stom-ach

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and all infant ailments of thisnature Just the thing for teethingbabies Price 25 and 50c Soldby AntiMonopoly Drugstore-

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