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ywG OCALA EVENING STAR MONDAY JANUARY 13 1908

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fte Knockout BlowThe blow which knocked out Corbett

WM a revelation to the prize fighters

fnm the earliest days of the ring theknockout blow was aimed for the jawthe temple or tho jugular vein Stomachpunches were thrown in to worry andweary the fighter but if a scientific man1aad told one of the old fighters that thetootit vulnerable spot was the region of

c tie tttomach hed have laughed at himfibail ignoramus Dr Pierce is bringIn-

grr b to the public a parallel fact thatt6 s ma kis the most vulnerable organ-omit of he nw ring an well as in it We

ro h throats feet and lungstot thifcutentboVe are utterly Indiffer-ent

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to until di eXKfinds the solar plexusr

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>nd knocks us out Make your stomachtfong t of Doctor

GdMerL Tejicai Discovery jii j-M prcgtyO ou rvi in J JT

ffie soot Gol en Medical Discoveryelites weSk stomach indigestion or

< dyspepsia torpid liver bad thin and Im-

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blood and other discuss of the or-

gans¬

of digestion and nutritionThe Golden Medical Discovery 7 has a

specific curative effect upon all mucoussurfaces and hence cures catarrh nomatter where located or what stage itnay have reached In Nasal Catarrh itis well to cleanse the passages with DrgeHCatarrh Remedy fluid while using

V the Discovery as a constitutional rem-Iedy Why the Golden Medical Discov

t try cures catarrhal diseases as of thetomoch bowels bladder and other pelvicorgans will be plain to you if you will

J read a booklet of extracts from the writ-ings

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of eminent medical authorities en-

dorsing ate ingredients and explaining-A their curative properties It is mailed

I free on request Address Dr IIV PierceBuffalo N Y This booklet gives all the-

Y Ingredients entering into Dr Piercesmedicines from which it will bo seen that

they contain not a drop of alcohol purotrfptareGncd glycerine being used instead

Dr Piercos great thousandpage illus-trated

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Common Sense Medical Adviserwill be sent free paperbound for 21 ono

I cent stamps or clothbound 31 stumpsAddretw Dr Pierce as above

C E FOYL Office in Gary Building

K fever Martin and Cams Seed StoreJ

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tttEKTS COLLECTED TAXES PAIDJ

YAgent in Ocala and Marion County-

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Jacksonville Development Co

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> Following are a few of my specials4

J for this monthFOR SALEThe residence No 60itMain street price 1400 half cash

° balance in one year now rented for18 per month-

S FOR SALEThe residence No 5054 Main street 2350 half cash bal-ance

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one year now rented for 20Viper month

FOR SALE Splendid orange grove-rbetween Leesburg and Eustis 20 acresUnder fence 17 acres in solid orangewove bearing and in fine shape nobuildings price 6500u

t Numerous other properties for salefarm residence grove and turpentine

Jc tractu List your property with me ifyou want to sell it or call on me ifyou want to buy I will give careful

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plying of taxes for any nonresidentf property

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TO FRIENDThe personal recommendations of pee

I pie who have been cured of coughs and-

eoldr by Chamberlains Cough Rwneiljjmve Moue more than all else to make it-

ptlartic1e< + of trade and commerce avdr

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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

Names of Voters Restored to theRegistration Books at Sp cal

Meeting cf Friday

Ocala Fa Jan 10 1908 I

The board met in special session-for the purpose of restoring all nameserroneously stricken from the regis-tration

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books and the following ap-

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were received for restora ¬

tionJ D Hough to be restored to dis ¬

trict No1 Ocala A D McGrimmo-nt be restored to I evon and trans-ferred

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to Ocala D N Valdron to berestored at Fort McCoy and thansferred to Anthony Edward Holder tobe restored to Dunnellon and trans ¬

ferred to Ocala N P layers to berestored to District No 15 GeorgeMcGthagin to be restored to Dun i

nellon and transferred to Ocala CupidI

Davis to be restored to Martin andtransferred to Kendrick X L Fort-to be restored to district No 9 S WWashington to be restored to Ken-

drick¬

K Weaver to be restor-ed

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to Blitchton district No 20

John Pinkston to be restoredI

to Ocala J D Odom to be restored-to Camp Iard Zill Elston to be re-

stored¬

to Camp Izard D L Morrisonto be restored to district No6 A TSwartz to be restored to Ocala B FDuke to be restored to Dunnellon dis ¬

trict No 24 Wm M Ponder to berestored to Ocala John Sampson tobe restored to Ocala AV A Baxley-to be restored to Shady Grove andtransferred to Ocala Thos Ferguson-to he restored to district No 20 andtiansferrod to Ocala David Jacksonto be restored to district No 18 andtransferred to No 2J H B Baxter tobe restored to district No IS andtransferred to No 16 Joseph llostetter Tom Kelsey W A Guthery to berestored to district No Ill John Pas-teur

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to be restored to district No 1

and transferred to No ID C BHowell to be restored to district No-

t i and transferred to No IS M 1 +

Let to be restored to district No 17

and transferred to No 20 W F King-to be rest oq1 to district No 2 andtransferred to No J P la Billingsley to be restored to district 17 orlSanti transferred to 17 J J Turner tobe restored to district No r and transftrred to No 21 J K Spence to berestored to district No IS and trans-ferred

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to No 29 D C Pawls to berestored to district No 20 antI trans-ferred

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to No 29 10 L Dood to berestored to district No 1 and trans ¬

ferred to No 31 B B Brabham to berestored to district No 31 and trans-ferred

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to 22 L B Marsh to be re-

stored¬

to district No 13 and trans-ferred

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to No 27 Robert Neal J MNeal and Sam Clinch to be restoredto district No 17 Henry Griggs to berestored to district No 11 and trans ¬

ferred to No 17 Robert Davis J DDavis Anthony Gunn Walter S I

Gates Samuel E Jackson P L Law-ton W E Hutson Roland Marsh JW Thomas Jackson Varn Geo LWashington J P Vereen BradleyWilkerson J F Hampton R PHampton George Riley C A RhaneWm E Nelson Ned Bostick J H Mc-

Kinney George Riley Carolina Micheal W C Galbreath to be restored todistrict No1 Ocala J W Dean tobe restored to district NO5 and trans ¬

ferred to Ocala George Kingsley tobe restored to Martin and transferred-to Kendrick Jasper Preston to be re ¬

stored to district No 18 and trans ¬

ferred to Ocala Stephen Riggins tobe restored to district No 1 andtransferred to Shady John AdamsFletcher Castlebury Isaac DeloachGeorge Davis James Davis RansomEllis Mance Ellis Nelson Floyd Mar¬

tin Floyd Berry Floyd Wilson Nel ¬

son Jr William Nelson G L HaynesJames Harris Samuel Jones JrLawrence Jones J P Lazier JamesMorris W T Taylor Jesse White TP Whitesides J F Bruton Charles-C Calvin Alex C Calvin Thomas JReeves and J R Curry to be restor-ed

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to district No 3 and transferred toNo 32 James McGehee to be restor-ed

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to district No5 H B Brooks tobe restored to Blitchton and trans ¬

ferred to Heidtville C B Mixson tobe restored to district No3 M MGrantham to be restored to Fort Mc-

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and transferred to DunnellonG A Petteway to be restored toOcala J W Wells to be restored toOrange Springs and I transferred toEureka James Roberts or James WRoberts to be restored to DunnellonAllen Roberts and P M Roberts tobe restored to Dunnellon W G

Smith to be restored to Sparr M JJackson to be restored to Murtel andtransferred to Ocala James Franklinto be restored to Lake Weir and trans-ferred

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to Shady Grove William Mit ¬I

chell to be restored to Shady Groveand transferred to Ocala GlannusHeller to be restored to BelleviewFlander Asier Fred Crosky H Felder William Finley William GlympGilbert Micheal Roan Micheal Char-les

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Woodward Anthony Counts Whitfield Anderson Wiley Mosby DanMosley Adam Mitchell to be restored-to Shady Grove A B Halsell to be

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ST JOSEPHS ACADEMYLORETTO Near Mandarin FLORIDA

Boarding School for Boys Conducted by the Sisters of St Joseph

Young Boys from 8 to 14 years Received Carefully Trained along PhysicalIntellectual Moral and Social Lines Healthy Location Magnificent wimming-Pool Complete Equipment in Schoolrooms Dormitories Dining Hall cudRecreation Rooms

Apply for Prospectus to the SISTER SUPERIOR-

ST JOSEPHS ACADEMY LORETTO FLA

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restored to Sparr and transferred to i

No 17 A B Evans to be restored todistrict No 3 John O Williams NC Livingston L B Boone and H PAltman to be restored to Ocala Ma ¬

rion Grantham to he restored to No13 and transferred to district No 24J C Howell to be restored to dis ¬

trict Xo 17 and transferred to OcalaJames Lovell J M Maddin Sam Mor-gan

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ralter Marsh W T Smith Kan ¬

sas Singleton and William X Witherspoon to be restored to district No17 D H Hall to he restored to dis-trict

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Xo 17 and transfedred to 29S R Johnson to be restored to dis ¬

trict No 1

It was ordered that a warrant bedrawn in the sum of 300 in favor ofW M Lucius to meet pay roll formonth of January-

Commissioner Pyles was selected as-

a committee to go to Pensacola andinspect a gasolene motor road rollerthat is in operation on the roads ofKsetmbia county He was also authori-zed

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to take an expert machinist tomake said inspection if he thoughtsame was necessary

It was ordered that Z A McLnran-be reoommended to the governor forappointment as justice of tale peace indistrict No 2

It appearing that through inadvert-ence

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or mistake the registration Ji l-

dlPs not show that Mr R L Ander ¬

sons poll tax has been paid and MrAnderson having tiled an affidavit withtro board stating that he has paidsame it was ordered that the egistra-tien officer mark same on registration-list as paid

The hoard thereupon adjourned un-

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their next regular meeting to h-ehplOfl the first Tuesday ipfter thefirst Monday in February 1908

S T Sistrurik ClerkBy II D Palmer D C

HOW IS YOUR DIGESTION

Mrs Mary Dowling of No 22S Eighthavenue San Francisco recommends aremedy for stomach trouble She saysGratitude for the wonderful effect of

Flectric Bitters in a case of acute in ¬

digestion prompts this testimonial Iam fully convinced that for stomachand liver troubles Electric Bitters isthe best remedy on the market todayThis great tonic and alterative medi ¬

cine invigorates the system purifies-the blood and is especially helpful inall forms of female weakness Fiftycents at Tydings R Cos drugstore

ROOMS FOR RENT

The third floor of the Star or Wit-ness

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building is for rent High dryand airy admirably adapted forhousekeeping Apply to the Star orMrs E Van Hood

THE FiTZGERALD COMPANY

ROOFING PAVING CEMENT ANDTILE WALKS TARRED FELTS

TAR PITCH AND GRAVEL

Ve have a crew or expert cementworkers in the city for a short timeand we would be pleased while here-to give estimates on and put in anywork of this character either cement-or tile sidewalks copings retainingwalls or heavy concrete work

We have exceptional facilities forhandling cement work cheaply andsatisfactorily both in our equipment-and corps of expert workers

Either call at our works or NorthMain street near the foundry or ad ¬

dress our representative HUGH WIL-LIAMS

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Room 6 HOLDER BLOCK orBOX 815 who will cheerfully call andgive any information desired

FOR SALECheap for cash onethreehorse power coal oil boiler andengine also one complete saw rig forcutting wood Cause for selling cantuse it in my crippled condition PH McClymonds

SCIENTIFIC SPANKINGConsists in punishment only when achild is actually bad Some mothersthink that all crying is badness itsnot When your baby cries look forpins or some external cause if youcant find them give the baby WhitesCream Vermifuge as the chances areit is suffering from worms which keep-it hungry and cross all the timePleasant to takesure in its actionTrice 25 cents Sold by the AntiMo ¬

nopoly Drugstore

Pure Food Meat Marke-tii

Russell Pro rietoi1 tWholesale and Ketail Dealer in

FRESH AND SMOKED

FLORIDA AND WESTERN MEATS

A Complete Stock of Pleats of All kinds-

on Rand at All Times

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and lias been made under his per-sonall supervision since its infancy

i I Allow no one to deceive you in thisI All Counterfeits Imitations und Justasgootl are but

Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health ofInfants and Children Experience against Experiment

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is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil Paregcric Drops and Soothing Syrups It is Pleasant It tcontains neither Opiunl Morphine nor other Narcoticsubstance Its age is its guarantee It destroys Wormsand allays Feverishness It cure Diarrhoea and WindColic It relieves Teething Troubles cures Constipation-and Flatulency It assimilates the Food regulates theStomach and Bowels giving healthy and natural sleepThe Childrens PanaceaThe Mothers Friend

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