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and Fever Dyspepsia Malariar and all Liver Complaints> J Mrs C B Philley Marbley a Falls Tex writes T find Her

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Appreciating the honor conferred onme by the presentation of the South-ern Cross of Honor at the Veterans I

dinner on the 3rd inst and being-lso mindful of the special favor and j

privilege granted at that particular-time I desire to express to them myunbounded thanks and to bestow theblessing of a grateful old Confederatesoldier who will treasure that badge-of duty performed as long as lifelasts and transmit it to his children-to be kept forever as an heirloom inthe family Gratefully-

A J HarrellOklawaha June 10 1908

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EFFECTS OF DINING OUT-

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prided hinfselfur on the exactness with which heregulated all his duties both in socialand business life says Tit Bits Oneevening he had occasion to go out todine with a business acquaintance

Dont wait up for me he said tohis better half 1 may be rather latetut business is business you knowand it cant be helped

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well At breakfast he sat toyinglistlessly with his toast and sole whilehis spouse sat stonily silent behindthe coffee pot The breakfast roomclock was equally silent

Maria my dear there must besomething wrong with that clock Iam sure I wound it up last night renarked the husband-

No answered his wife youwot nd up Freddys musical box in-

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and it played Home SweetHume till 3 oclock in the morningThe hall clock has also stopped butyou have screwed your corkscrewright into the barometer

PLENTY OF TROUBLEIs caused by stagnation of the liverand bowels To get rid of it andheadachVand biliousness and the pois-on

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that brings jaundice take DrKings New Life Pills the reliablepurifiers that do the work withoutgrinding or griping Twentyfiveconts at all drugstores

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SHE MUST HAVE BEEN TRAINEDI

Police Commissioner Bingham ofNew York was praising the policework of the ten Belgian watchdogsthat recently imported at a cost ofhut 10 apiece have reduced the bur-glaries

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work well said the Contmissioner because they are welltrained Training you know is ev-

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He paused and smiledTvb physicians were discussing

he said a certain pretty nurseII Was she a trained nurse said the

first physicianShe must have been replied the

other She hadnt been in the hos-pital

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a week before she was engagedto the richest patient

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Jesse P fMorris of Skippers Vahad a close call in the spring of 1906He says An attack of pneumonialff me so weak and with such a fear ¬

ful cough that my friends declaredconsumption had me and death wason my heels Then r was persuadedto try Dr> Kings New Discovery Ithelped me immediately and after tak¬

ing two and a half bottles I was a wellman again I found out that New Dis-covery

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is the best remedy for coughsand lung disease in all the worldSold under guarantee at all drugstoresFifty cents and 100 t Trial bottle free

LEVON I

Mr P H Hill and wife are to leave I

in a few days for their new home atSilver Springs

With great pleasure we notice thelong faces of two young men heresince Mss Randalls absence fromhome

OJiver Hooks looks like he is aboutto t siqk on his old range He willbe more than apt to feed about the I

school house before long 1 i

Mix Henry Scroggie is workingMcGehees lumber mill

Mr J Y Hicks has several sickpigs liver trouble he thinks

Johnnie Longlegs

TONIGHT-If you would enjoy tomorrow take

Chamberlains Stomach and LiverTablets tonight They produce anagreeable laxative effect clear thehead and cleanse the stomach Price25 cents Samples free at all drug ¬

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NOTICENotice is hereby given that a meet-

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on July 6th 1909 the same beingthe first Monday in July next for thepurpose of hearing complaints and re ¬

ceiving testimony as to the value ofany property real or personal as fixedand assessed by the tax assessor andpf perfecting reviewing and equaliz-ing

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the assessment for the year 1903S T Sistrunk

Clerk Board of County Commissioners

Consumptives Made ComfortableFoleys Honey and Tar has cured

many cases of Incipient consumption-and even in the advanced stages af-

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comfort and relief Refuse anybut the genuine Foleys Honey andlar Sold by all druggists-

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