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OYSTERS IN ALL STYLESWESTERN STEAKSHAM AND EGGS

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I day evening lirCastle Hall over Peyrl ra store A cordial welcome to viee iI ting knigs H M Hampton t C

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Regular sessions on the second and I

i ourth Tuesday evenings of eachmonth Visiting brothers cordially I

tL hvlted S A Rawls Exalted Ruler I

l Toseph Ben Acting Secretary

fFyt CONCORDIA LODGE F U OF AiA t

Concord l Lodge No 151 Fraternalti Union of l1ericn iiieets fourth Wed-

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Chas K Sage Secretary1

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1 temple on the firsr and third Thursday evenings of each

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FORT KING CAMP

1KoF1JSt No 14

r2 Next regular monthly mooting will4 l be held Friday evening March 3 at

730 oclock in Yonges Hall Visitingsovereigns are always welconx1

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WANTS POSITION1 An experienced man in the mercan-

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commissary wants a position as man ¬

b ager for a commissary or countrystore Can give best of references as

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TO HANG TOMORROW

Georgia Physicians Pronounce RogersThe Savannah WifeMurderer-

to be Sane

Atlanta Ffb 24 Following receiptof the report of Drs T J Charlton andW F Brunner of Savannah GovernorSmith declined to interfere in the ex-

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of the death sentence uponWillie Ropers of Savannah convicted I

of the murder of his wife and he will i

be hanged Tuesday the lay to whichthe was recently respited

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The Way an Ingenious Paris MerchantI

Saved Cable Tolls-A wealthy merchant in Paris whc

does an extensive husiuess with Japanwas informed that a pnmiintiii firm inYokohama hud failed lInt the name of J

the firm he could not learn lie couldI

have learned the truth by cabling butto save expense instead be went to a I

well known banker who hail received-the news and requested him to revealthe name of the firm

Thats a very delicate thing to doreplied the banker for the uses is notofficial and If I give you the name I

might Incur some responsibilityThe merchant argued but in vain

arid finally he made this propositionI will give you he said Un list of-

ten Grins in Yokohama dud I will askyou to look through it and then tell mewithout mentioning any name whotlter or not the name of the firm whichhas failed appears in it Surely youwill do that for me

I Yes said the hanker for If 1 donot mention any name I cannot be held

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responsible in any wayThe list was magic The banker looked

through it and as he Irindcd it hackto the merchinr said The name of I

the niercluifi who has failed is thereThen Ive lost benvilv replied the

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merchant for that is the firm withwhich 1 did business showing him nname on the list I

Rut how do you know that is thefirm which has failed T asked tinhanker III surprise

Very easily replied the merchant-Of the ten names on tlw list only one

is genuine that of the firm with which-I did business All the others are fic ¬

titious-

A FEAT IN PHOTOGRAPHY

I DaringfDescent to Get a View of an-

y Ospreys NestNow commenced my work and I de-

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on my rope to tenace after I

terrace forcing my way through thickrows of prickly pear a most painful I

operation And now we found thatthere was nobody below to signal uswhere the nest lay The inevitable re-

sult¬

was that after descending morethan 100 feet I had to signal to behauled up again always through theprickly pear Again did I descendand again did I fall to find the nestOn the third occasion 1 reached a re-

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in the great cliff whence afterunbending my rope and securing it toa bush for obvious reasons I made acast along a ledge to the south andreached a point which I identified asbeing not far from the nest as seenfrom below So 1 retraced my stepsand regaining my rope was hauled-up for a third time During this op-

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I passed a ledge where a pere-grine

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falcon was nesting The oldfemale swept close around with shrillcries and eventually alighted on thesandy shelf of rock within a few feetof me and with outsprei wings andevery feather standing on end low-

ered her head and screamed furiouslyI have no doubt I It a close to heryoung but I had more serious work Inhand and so I left her alone-

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now umde my fourth and lastdescent and found thyself immediate ¬

ly over the nest but before 1 could godown to it the patty handling the ropehadto work their way down toward

t me since the rope was too short Finalty I reached the nest an enormousmass of big sticks measuring morethan five feet across and doubtless theresult of many years work In it weretwo eggs much incubated Ky stand-ing

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on a ledge close to the nest andpressing the camera between my bodyand the fart of the cliff 1 was able totake some long time exposures withfull i irood results It was near sun ¬

set rrfl tio J5ff was iu deep shadowwhich dies iiol f i ste my task He-

twciMii tIll shrily naiu of t Ie cliff thet slippery terraces covered vstJ Joosei soil and sioies and the detevjbleI ricUly j ears I never had a more un-

pleasant¬

I or arduous task on a cliff be-

fore¬

I rirl I have lived to endure worseexperiences although mt so painfully

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protracted as were thoseI My very curt entry in my diary sum

marines the whole job thus Dad shalecliffs vertical and dangerous Heightover sea ICO feet Top of cliff 31

feet The worst bit of rope work I

ever didWith regard to the prickly pears it

was many months before the last ofthe poisonous spines I had collected invarious parts of my body consented tocome out and then only after first fes-teringt London Saturday Review

A large line of stationery just re ¬

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ST JOSEPHS ACADEMYLORETTO Near Mandarin FLORIDA

Boarding School for Boys Conducted by the Sisters of St Joseph

Young Boys from S to 14 years Received Carefully Trained along PhysicalIntellectual Moral and Social Lines Healthy Location Magnificent wimmingPool Complete Equipment in Schoolrooms Dormitories Dining Hail andRecreation Rooms

Apply for Prospectus to the SISTER SUPERIOR-ST JOSEPHS ACADEMY LORETTO FLA f

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1 + I BOYDS PORT BLE FIREPLACEIv i

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Vi ± front view of this invention and shows how same can be attached to

Ztt any frame building either where fireplace would be built or can beset in wIndow f-

tItiKgf J is made of the best galvanized steel is light strong and dura

Ps ole This portable fireplace can b moved from place to plate andi-

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AN IMMENSE BRICK BUILDING-

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I Contractor Cooper has the plans matteout and in a few days will knowwhether or not to get busy The

I proposed building will be 96 feet longby 70 feet wide It will have four

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store rooms on the ground floor andI

will either be arranged for a hotel oropera house on the second floorl-an

This building wil cost quite a sum ofI

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I thing to our townDunnellon Advo-cate

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MARKED FOR DEATHI

Three years ago I was marked for i

I death A grave yard cough was tear¬

I ing my lungs to pieces Doctors failed-

to help me and hope had fled whenmy husband got Dr Kings New Dis-

covery¬

says Mrs A C Williams ofBac Ky The first dose helped me I

land improvement kept on until I hadgained 58 pounds in weight and my

I health was fully restored This mediI icine holds the worlds healing record j

for coughs and colds and throat dir I

eases It prevents pneumonia Sold

under guarantee an the drugstore ofTydings R Co Fifty cents and 1

A trial bottle free-

HOUSE FOR SALE

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part of town In good rpair 1600I half cash and balance on time Applyto C F Foy

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One 3horse power com oil boilerI and <> engine also Vale complete rig for j

cutting firewood Cause for selling-I

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LA GRIPPE AND PNEUMONIA

Foleys Honey and Tar cures laI

grippe coughs and prevents pneumo-

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Ballards Snow Liniment penetrates tho poros promoting free circulaUon giving tho mtucles more elasticity

RHEUMATISM CUTS SPRAINS BRUISESCURE WOUNDS OLD SORES STIFF JOINTSB ur NS AND ALL MAINS

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