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CONTEST the the I T r a IiIT LANTING FALL POTATOES t t s s s s s s e s DYNAMITE KILLS TEN OYSTERS INSPIRE AN INVENTION frtRaratl for C E DEPARTMENT- rofitable Crop R t S BE country espe- I Should Begin Now t i i f f FIVE OTHERS THOUGHT TO Women all over the THREE DIAMOND RINGS FATALLY INJURED cially in middle west Ii The Work cf Christian the south and k Tke aill Endeavor Mage or proparaoUon again owe thanks to the inventive i alag is in in Florida Ligthed Cigarette Thrown Into Box of Tills must be deep and We have genius of the masculine sex for a new t8fM G II received the followra Fuses Caused the ExplonMen Prom 10 to 16 Inches message To be Given Away to the Ladles of Marlon GOtJll Y- llrr If is ne from the leader cf the Aaa Were Working Over Big Charge and uptodate method of transport- eRe OXP °°ts gOod Saloon League t >K results and would like for it Ready for Firing- ing oysters to as fresh- deems the home just I the son Is plowed the to be carefully many By Houses Ocala fto atM les read by the real the Business of k PacUy for holding wa ers of this paper As a result of an explosion at noon as when they were taken from the rt whkl4 Is the brine b main channel To the Florida Christian Endeavor Friday of 700 pounds of dynamUe at t u wkdek I tke plant roots assim Unio- Boca Chica twelve miles from Key We say that the women of the the ¬ fOrttItt of the soil I the West on the Florida East Coas rail- ¬ south and middle west should espe- ABSOLUTELY FREE- tl nGreetingAt the request of your I rieHr or lumP3 it must be way ten men are dead five probably cially be grateful because in the by secretary and responding to the nu twoelts of harrow cult ira fatally and others seriously wounded south the warm weather begins about ii I pulses tot + of my own heart I am exec 3d- t wet4t or all and at leaSt a dozen others are suf¬ the first of April and really does not + Bu e atfaL tJK whined beI insly glad to issue this word of gray- A number of Ocalns Lending nMi mln seed bed racist bo of as fine fering from less serious injuries The cease until very near the middle of a ing to the hosts of young people of decided to give away three valuable prisrag bo lrtt f ax1tt1 a all ashhitalt to get re explosion was caused by a member of October and the middle west is so tin I the Christian Endeavor Union in Fli r be od IM i1 IMirittilliu the railroad construction force care ¬ far removed from the oyster beds Marion County and the method to us t ida My plea for your activities eau Mer pl wig-a the next step in lessly throwing a lighted cigarette- that while the summer is not so long Lion is a VOTING CONTEST Each of tht firm 1 Mgt tJs4 be very briefly made- s apP loation of the fertili Into a box of fuses the unusually long shipping trip the below will issue VOTING COUPONS to tJwMel- FntN ttw foe we It can be all summed up in one oysters leave not yet arrived at Nine of the workmen met instant must take frequently becomes- tirthe full value of every purchase made dtirin g t- tf sentence Up be- ¬ aw of l rtillty In and Doingthat death and the died while be ¬ a menace s4- the southern tenth on basis a Ballot boixttg K IIIM ft 4J bust w r ing the rallying cry for Florida right a of One Cent Vote s4 seat afford to I ing taken to the hospital at Key West When packed in of ice dispense now tubs the 1rtUa tM K1NtJtO In this connection I want to in each establishment represented- sack s- The men were hurled into the air and Ioysters invariably the water The of your absorb call I errt111e w ed pass a yen important attention to two editorials the bodies of the dead were almost which not only bloats them but ruins recently printed by ¬ nc s reeWltL and we must use two of our excel- beyond recognition arms and legs be ¬ their delicate flavor Incidentally lent Florida papers IWMMNMMI a wtllHkutetttl plant food to get this- The first is from ing torn from the bodies of some they are bruised and broken by the In order to give the residents of nil tef Ito the Orlando ReporterStar and is as A a11ralsaoed plant ration for an while the faces of others were masses- ice in transit and on arrival at your county an equal opportunity to enter the contw4 tikt ttll wily follows- of flesh risk potato ems will analyze about 4 home they are certainly anything but ty has bas been divided into three sections AS ftriiwwKc It strikes us some of Flor-¬ When the explosion ota t W oaal sit nitrogen 10 to 11 per that the occurred the appetizing- city Hjai tI ida papers urge Section includes the territory within the a that the people to workmen were standing in water four ¬ N sj fta and about 4 per cent I The oyster farmers are now culti r ¬ ern Section includes all of the county north I4i j wait ere they adopted measures look feet deep and directly beneath them ofrl1L C ftofic aol This grade of fer I vating the luscious bivalves to such ing to prohibition was 700 Railway between and Dunnellon north of Uk S A L t Biter te wily made by manufactur statewide and the pounds of dynamite perfection In great clean welltended Ocala e P again urged them to wait and not ready for the blast when the men Railway Ocala to Silver Springs north anti YtNt of r oatwtog to the trucking and pro I beds that the new plan of putting force the discussion of the disturbing should stop work for dinner Iee1ie farming section of the coun- ¬ them up will give the people of the Springs run and the Ocklawaha river South rn Stiltlt aII question are not waiting very According to one of a ter aeld i< fe difficult to obtain except much the wounded south and those of inland towns an the county south of the dividing line excopt Ocala themselves They do not hesitate to workmanone of the nine to meet W XHrtws 9t that olass of soil work- ¬ opportunity throughout the oyster hurry hurry hurry to cry instant a lighted cigar ¬ er Th nUctary farmer can do his failure deaththrew season to eat with safety this food Certainly no one who ette to one side not noticing that it ea a MtoiKg Wy getting the raw mat- ¬ bears this delicacy It takes from three to five fell into a box containing fuses erial wjKwmding them as he greeting has failed to note that the the years to mature an oyster and always SIL VER TIPPED HEL YRXS74 a4 which were with the heavy ataM a tlHftNt Te get the above anal y great paper of the state of Florida connected several transplantings- fAJ s ¬ charges of explosives beneath them- ti ke wwW require to use 1000 which are taking the side of the li This new method is not only to LIVERY JIfJ A few seconds and the men water pwMWs rt hph grade cottonseed meal quor question in the controversy have carefully select these oysters but urged mud and tons of dirt were thrown 11 t Weed atal VHWO 000 pounds of 14 in season and out of season place them in airtight packages kept- seventy and ninety feet in the air SPLENDID TURNOUTS CAREFUL DRY GOODS SDNN UAflMT At8J- pw MM HW phosphate and 400 that we on the prohibition side let all at the freezing point with ice Tugs at once took the dead and the that p4HMMt at mftplMUo of potash These agitation go for not only weeks but does not touch them and by this DRIVERS BEST OF SERVICE O r1MlI lllJBI more seriously wounded to Key West l1PSf to ttMftr rmfteoulvo Quantities as not months to come In the meantime means they are delivered as fresh as papers the latter being placed in the Louise A IT WfIM Mtotoi wWI give the above these same are doing just what when taken from their wet shells ¬ Maloney hospital t U the ReporterStar says and their ac- ¬ MMdprtft w hl la as good a mix This system of growing packing ship North Magnolia Street South f CJIMHIt tivity is strongest I Those less seriously injured were HHi tnwv M aMptMftg be oaR buy any the appeal that ping and selling is the Sealshipt sys ¬ placed on opposite 1 can young Stock island Eoca I I conceive for the people of tem In this manner they are pre- ¬ Chica and will be taken to Key West I Florida to get busy right away so to OCALA NEWS CO OCALJlE- U1W1U11- tjtftrmg tkfe fertilizer should be later served perfectly as retain all l a reaa Ayaew a wank Isefre planting the The other editorial to which I refer- their flavor and tender freshness no very Most of tne victims of the explosion rs t1Ml tell aeal thoroughly in is from a recent number of the matter how far they have traveled the arrived from New York last Sunday STATIONERY BLANK BOOKS ALL NILD Pq t 101 m-il twM DeFuniak Breeze adn it reads thus from native beds 0t7S wtr the meat suitable tool on The dead their b The antiprohibition forces in this ¬ NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES VHRY T Kelly G Surky J Brennan T With esiecial force does the infor state and in the United States as well ¬ 1ft i4Mlfe g the fmrrows should be Convery Gallagher mation of this new method of ship ¬ J T Linnehan- j are losing notime in the fight to pre oysters ¬ taws uPte tot apart somewhat deep J Garrity T Travis J Mohor T Do- ping come to every house- pj toohes or so the seed cut vent the adoption of the prohibition holder So much has been said about South Main Street North Matnea SlvitN amendment to the constitution next ran and twc unidentified IN If fie pteoos as noarly as possl Probably fatally injured oysters arJ the dangers that exist in year They are even now flooding the Ith kMvftMg tike out plooos somewhat James Gallagher aged 40 Brooklyn eating them during the wramer state with literature on the subject in YONGE c SOX KsYIGJirT- JJJJ- ttftik b w4 tko eye If there are too N Y months that the traffic of them has the attempt to create a sentiment M l MM v w tko piece cut out all Timothy McDonald aged 54 Black been
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