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14 No 149 OCALA FLORIDA FRIDAY NOVEMBER 20 1908 Fifty Cents a Month 5 a Year

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TilE FLORIDA FRUIT ANDITRUCK GROWER

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WEIREyrTHE JEWELER AND OPTICIAN

Vc Have One of the LargestMost New awl Complete Stocks o-

PINCWATCHES RINGSEMBLEM PINS

CHAINS FOBSHAIR ORNAMENTS ETC ETC

JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS

That Has Ever Been Shown In ThisCity

In Cut Gloss Fine China Sterlingand Plated Silverware SouvenirPostal Cards Clocks Etc weDo Not Acknowledge a BetterStock in This Section

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Office Second Floor The Munroe andChambliss Bank Building Ocala

FloridaTtlephones Office 154 Residence 45

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Contractor and Builder

Plans and Specifications Furnishedt Upon Request

129 South Ffrird StOcala Fla Phone 30 J

THE COMMERCIAL

BARBERSHOPOpens into the lobby of the

Ocala House4

Offers the very best service ofskilled workmen with modern appince Strictly sanitary Electri fan electric massages

ids Running Water at all Times

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SUPPER WAS SUCCESSFUL

President Roosevelt Entertains theRepresentative Men cf the La-

bor OrganizationsI

Washington D C Nov HLSuhjctlng his guests who were reprej-sintatives of many of the leading la-

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organizations of this country to jPreden-tgivin l c him at the Whit House entetcor d to find riot what labor wantsfom Congress and in what way hecould be of assistance to the toilers

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Although the dinner began at 8oclock it was almost midnight before i

the gathering broke up Labors attiituck on various questions was reitcrated it is said and the Presidentlistened interestedly to each argumentprestnted I

The dinner was a complete success-as far as could bo learned a spirit ofhnrmony and cooperation seeming to I

prevail j

I No set speeches were made thePresident merely rising and explainingto his guests that he had brought thIn i

together for an interchange of vi wsof public questions i

The Preideiit was ably seconded inhis questioning by Justice Moody ofthe United States Supreme Court andby Secretaries Straus and Garfield j

i The general impression prevailed j

anv > ng the labor leaders soon after th °j

dinner that the Presidents messageto Congress v ill show mfr of the I

ticvor of the conference I

Question d about the dinner afterthey came out several of the labor

IIcaders declared that they had enjoyedtlr mselves immensely at the Presi-d nts table and that thy hall par

i taken of a bully dinnerj President Roosevelt covered everyI possible phase of the labor question

The labor leaders talked without-j reservation and Were free to reiteratetheir pronounced attitude on someissues to which Congress has in the

I past turned an unwilling ear ButI what seemed mOt significant of allboth to the President and other gov-ernment

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I officials present was the sugI gestion that Congress should pass abill of i Khts into which all other legislattln should be incorporated and

j should creAte a publicity board whosei purpose would be to investigate andI make public the details of all contro-versies

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between capital and labor

SUGAR TRUST SUEDI

I It is Alleged that It Has Been Cheat-ingI the Government by Means of-

I Short Weight ScalesNew York Nov tIOn information

supplied by the customs officer Unittd States list it Attorney Sliimon

i has brought seven suits against th >

I American Sugar Refining Co to re-cover

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ISSfijiiiM for forfeitures and

heck duties on imports of sugar sine11901 weighed at the dork of Haeimeyers t Elder in Prooklyn

The complainants in these suits alI

r loge the company caused the scaleIon which the customers officers w igh

ec the sugar to be so affected bv aI certain instrument as to register lessI than the true weightj The discovery that the settles hadIbeen fixed was made it is allegedlast November These stiles had beenin use fifteen years and on thom wasweighed practically all the sugarbrought into this port in that time

I The steamers bringing in the sugarI go direct to Havemeyers C KldersI locks in Williamsburg and the sugart is taken off in baskets and placed onI the scales There are seven of thesescales with a custom officer and achecker for the company stationed ateach The customs rued discovered thenature of the scales it is said throughthe merest accident

I HOW TO GET STRONG-

P J Daly of 147 1C fongress StChicago tells of a way to becomestrong He says My mother who

I is old and was very feeble is derivingI so much benefit from Electric Fittersthat I feel its my duty to tell those

j who need a tonic antI strengtheningndicine about it mln ny mothersi case a marked gain in irsh has re

I suited insomnia has been overcomeand she is steadily growing strong-erI Electric Bitters quickly remedystomach liver and kidney complaints

I Sold under guarantee at all drug-stores 50c

JA FATAL DOSEOF PATENT MEDICINE

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I Eatonton Ga Nov 10 Dosinghimself on a well known patent nosiruin Samuel lox a prominent Put

ram enmity farmer took to his bly sterdiy and died immediately ac-cordingj o attending phy > ieian <

I Coplaining of a simple ailment Inlvent to his room and in the pre > eueof the family took the dove according

ito printed directions I

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A PAYING mVtSTMENT i

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Mr Jolla White of 3S Highlird1Avt Houlton Maine says fluvI been troubled with n cough every win-ter

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and spring Last winter I triedI many advertised reined but thecough continued until I bought a 5lcbottle of Dr Kings New Discovery

I before that was half gone the coughvas all gone This win r the samehappy result has followed a few

I doses once more banished the annualcough I am now convinced that DrKings New Discovery is the best ofall cough and lung remedies Soldunder guarantee at all drug stores50c and 100 Trial bottle free

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THE BALANCE OF THEi

RAILROAD WRECK j

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hive arrived after quite adelay The entire lot wilybe put on sale I

Saturday 2 1 inst-

Bigger

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Values Than EverIt will pay you and pay

you well to travel manymiles in order to be at the I

sensational slaughtering ofmerchandise as this is un¬

questionably the grandestj event of the 20th centuryI Never in the history ofOcala has such a crowd ofpeople attended a sale asj

i the crowd that congregat-ed

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at the Great Railroadj Wreck Sale on Saturday-andi the entire week

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I The good citizens of thisvicinity appreciate a goodthink when they see it andare showing their gratitudeby laying in their supply-of winter goods while theopportunity is at theircommand

i The management of this important event have engaged a muchlarger force of salespeople in orderto cope with the tremendousthrong that will be in attendanceSaturday

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If you fail to be one of the manycustomers at this the grandest op-portunity of a life time you willthen regret it for the balance ofyour days

RaiIroa wreck SaleKnightMartin Cos Old Stand

Anderson Building

LOOK FOR THE LARGE BLUE SIGNS OUTSIDE OF STORE

PRINCIPLE OP PROJECTION

Seems to Have Many Staunch Adheri

ents Among Some of FloridasLeading Business Men I

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Washington Nov OThe sotermed starch trust was under fire at i

the heating on tariff revision venterday bt fore the House Committee onVa s and Means I

The Fruit Growers J

Florida fruit growers gave the coinimittee information on Citrus fruitpine apples and vegetables especially I

as affected by competition with Cuba j

and requested dither the retention ofthe present tariff on these articles or-an increase in the duty j

The argument that the states of t

Florida Arizona Louisiana and Cali-fornia

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can in time produce all of thecitrus fruit used in the United Stateswas put forth by E P Poreher of j

Jacksonville Fla for a protective dutyon oranges and lemons

J G Chase representing the Jack-sonville

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Board of Trade was urging a1 rotection duty on citrus fruits when l

Representative Underwood of Alabama tI

asked Do you believe in the general I

idea of protection I

Yes va < tne reply so far as it j

does not harm the countryI

Is that the attitude of tlu Jackson=

vile Hoard of Trade questioned Un j

dcrwood-Mr Chase answered affirmatively I

And its the attitude of all the peo ¬

ple of Florida isnt it urged Mr-Bontell Republican member from Illi-

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Again the fruit grower agreed add-ing

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of all the thinking peopleI just wanted to know about it I

said Mr Underwood because Floridagave its electoral vote for a partywhose platform favors a tariff for rev-enue I

Representative Clark and Sparkman-of Florida asked leave of the commit-tee to file briefs on the subject of tar-iff

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on citrus fruit and F G McMullinfor the Florida pineapple growers askgd for a 70 per cent duty on pineap-ples

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SON OF HEAVENREVIEWED HIS SHIPS

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Emperor of Japan Is Somewhat of aSea King Himself j

lobe Japan Nov 1ITlw fightingcraft of Japan comprising 110 vesselsexclusive of submarines in nview before the Emperor yesterdays-TheI tTther wasperfoet and the occaMon was ont long to be remembered

I Th1 Emperor and his attendants ar-rived

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at Kobe yesterday morning Em 1

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barking on the battleship Asama theKmpi rur was welcomed by AdmiralTogo stud the other admirals of thetied

I The Asaina with Admiral Togo on I

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the bridge steamed slowly between thelines of lvar hips and auxiliaries withfry baud playing the national an

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i tlu m Togo at the Emperors sidedt tailed the strength and equipment of

I ah vessel pointing out the hpsptured from Russia luring the Rus i

Japanese War i

The review was concluded shortlyI

before non and the officers took tiffinon the A > ama As the Emperor left i

the fllIhil the entire fleet united in-a thrndfious salute

The Emperor congratulated the navyupon its great improvement i

ITS A CRIMEITo neglect your health The w < rst I

neglect Cut you can be guilty of i-

to arm constipation biliousness 01Iany = ver or bowel trouble to con

thine It is poisoning your entiresystem and may lead to a seriouschronic disease Take Bailards Herbint and gt absolutely well The surecure for any and all troubles of thestomach liver and bowels Sold byAntiMonopoly Drugstore

PREACHER SUED FOR LIBEL

jDescribed a Bell Wether of His Flock

as a Devil IncarnateI Atlant Nov 20 A dispatch fromI Jonesboro Clayton county twentymiles from Atlanta says Mrs SadiA lean one cf the best known andmost prominent church workers in thetown has filed a suit for 10000 dam j

ages against Rev J Atkinson pas-torI of the Methodist church at Jones ¬

burnThe petition alleges 11v Atkinson

usl his position as pastor to intlictundue mortification and injury upon I

the complainant and that among other j

things he referred to Mrs Bean whomlu charged with dissenting ruin thchurch discipline in a recent public

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crmmas a devil incarnate a perilfrom hell

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RAW LUNGSI When thelungs are sore and in r

named the grrrns of pneumonia and I

I consumption find lodgement and mul-tiply

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Foleys Honey and Tar killi the cough germ cures he most obI tinate racking cough heat the lunss I

land prevents strious results Thegenuine is in the yellow package i

I Sold by all druggists i

ir THE MOSAIC PUZZLE CRAZE j

The toy shops and department II

j t iit < of New York are put to theirtt stunts to supply the demand for I

th mosaic puzzles or cut up pictureMizzle that everybody is now afterThe craze is equal to ping pong wl>> h I

swept the country a few years agoThe New York Sunday Wrld has arranged a unique mosaic or cut uppicture puzzle for its renders Issueof Sunday Nov 22 See if you can-

o it Simple but interesting Noprizes offered Just for fun Also a-

new and popular song as usual

ONI CORNR1

Visit onr new store It ismodern and uptodate andsomesay as pretty as can be

Some of onr new goods are inDRIED APPLES 15DRIED APRICOTS 15DRIED PEACHES 15c two for 25DRIED PRUNES 15c two for 25NEW MACKEREL 10

FRESH ASSORTMENT CAKESAND CRACKERS

Try our famous Hudnuts PearlGrits and Mealwhite as snow

CRANBERRIES Two QUARTS 25c

O KGfoceiyCl-ark Bros ProprietorsP-

HONE 175

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FUNERAL DIRECTORSUndertakers and Embalmers

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Fine Caskets and Burial Robes

All llork Done by Licensed Em ¬

balmers and Fully Guaranteed

FALL AND WINTER

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I HAVE MY FALL AND WINTERSTOCK OF PIECE GOODS

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i An elegant exclusive line and will bej pleased to show you the goods and-i make your fall or winter suit or trous-ers You dont have to wait Pick outyour goods and the suit is made andfitted at once and guaranteed as toworkmanship fit and quality of goods

I also have an elegant line of sam-ples

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so that you are sure of fins ingwhat you want Respectfully

Jerry BurnettThe Exclusive Tailor Burnett Building-

Fort King Avenue

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Lowest PriceBuy from the

BLUE WAGONSOCALA ICE AND PACKING CO

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