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PRIMARY DATES

D U Fleteaer chairman of theState Demeeratie Eiecutlve Committw ha satire the call for the corn

Ittee to met in Jnekfonrillf Satur-day February 24th to flff the forholding the primarv election forBominatloa of the State and countyefitaer

At meeting of the committee thedates will be filed fur holding the pri-

mary editions for the nomination ofState aad county officer and thefor conducting the same will alodecided apes

will be the flat m ting of thecoaamittee for more than a year Thelast meeting was for the purpose ofgreets open proposed amcdments

to the primary election lawThe Slle primary law re

ejalre that at thirty days noticeshall gives ia some newspaper or byfesjMhig ia each ward er preeiaet of thekalilag of each eleetioa for the aora-laatlea of aaadtdatet-

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WILL MODIFY PARCEL POST

It will bo ef stereos to all farmersAB the tint testes and te the mer-

ekaat geaerally ta knew that aa aMlltai ketag etarted Wa-

iafjlea te Modify the peat killM seek a way that It will act dterimlall aaaiaat the small or city

ass sad still give the tarterthe tame aaeanre proaeeee to have the rival deliverall Mall aaal amekeadlee aa to clovesaeaed to their ea their reapostle taste provided the packagefa Mailed aft tke effee tract which therival treat cascade

la ezplaaatlea it to stated this B-OBMrekaadite that te mailed outsidetkeaeaaty la which the rote eper

aaa ke delivered ky the carrierswarkteic at it deetiaaiiea This

Ike acaiUag ef Merekaaatee kythe large atalllag heosee la the largeraisles aid will remove the priaeipal-kjeettea that bees raised to the

general bill as originally

For iMUBee the wail house ofJaekoavlll eaa seed out good onlythrough Duval county Thekeaeeeef Gaiaesville likewise underIke sew plan could send merchandiseIkreagk the la towas IB Alaekaa eeuaty

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EDUCATIONAL MEETING

The National Educational Asoeiaties meeting at LoaUville Ky

27th te Marsh lit 1108 will of-

fer the follewiag low rate from thevaries chin of State for the

1949 Palatka 22 06 The trains willleave Jacksonville at 742 p a and9li a aa February 21th to 26th Theroute I the Railway and

berth ratesto Laahville will be 5 60 For refvatioa J O Lusk D P AJacksonville Fl-

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ADMIRAL WORDS CARRY WEIGHT

EARADMIRAL HIGHBORN u oae of the butknowa admirals of our navy

HI statement ceaeerain Peruna will have muchwelch a It oat Into the world

What be say hi echoed by maay other naval officer ofhigh standing

WHAT THE ADMIRAL AY8

Philip Hlehbora RearAdmlral United States Navywrites from Washtagtoa O C at follow

After the ma Perumm for m jwrfef ICM it w cAMrvJfr ncmmcmj your valuablenmtjy to mmym w 4c a f o M lavJgvrallay INk jy MkJatere

I AN EVERPRESENT FOE

The soldier and the tailor are especially subject tocatarrh In tome form or phase

Exposed a they are to constant changes subject a theyare to various vicissitudes and all kinds of climate wetand dry sight and day they find catarrh to be theirinsidious aid foe

la the barrack and oa the field Peruna I equallyefficacious

Takea at once after exposure It should prevent catchingeold

PCRUNA A RELIABLE REMEDY

After a cold become established Peruna will break-it up a quickly a any other remedy known

Even after a cold become settled la tomo organ ofthe body Peraaa caa be relied upon to promptly dispel

Peruna will relieve catarrh whether acute or chronicbut a few duc taken la the tint stages of the disease willfee wore effective than when the duce has becomechronic

If you safer from catarrh In any form do not neglect itTake Peraaa at onc Delays In ueh matters are dan-gerous

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WELL PLEASED

The winter visitor towho came hero to attend the BibleConference hare been well pleasedwith the conducted duringthe past week and many have attend-ed Those who have been toppinghere for health and recuperation haveimproved the opportunity offered tohear these able speakers and expresithemselves well repaid for the timethus spent

The Conference 10 far been asuccess and all who have attendedhave not been compelled to contributeany mosey but a freewill offering habeen takes and those who have felt odisposed have contributed It is sel-

dom that people have the opportunity-to hear a dollar lecture for ten centsbut oa this occasion they here enjoyedthat privilege or they could hear themfor nothing jutt as they felt Inclined

FARM NOTES

A turkey today is north a muchmoney a sheep a ft w year ago

To sum it up in ten word Wiiimake good road loud ruail

makt hauling ei y

Since the avenge cow ray 110profit and t i average hen 1

ten hens tqnal one and tintbring true mathematics how ninnymangy sheepkillinR dugs qrjal a

A a meat for thefarm there is nothing which beats

the 1600pounJ draft colt which sellsfor ten cents a pound It brings twice

as the steerad costa but little more to produce

Out of every 100 people la the Unite4 States 53 are farmer The valueof farm interests eiceedi twenty billioa dollar of railroads thantwelve billiON and of factories leut-

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CHRONIC CATARRH Of THROAT

was trouhl d with catarrh of the throat particularlyand suffered considerably as a result thereof fur a ofabout five years and my general health was affected

SOUGHT CHANGE OF CLIMATE

Three years ago I forced to give up business andtook up my residence la the Westera country looking forrelief in change of climate as well a a change la the methodof treatment for my ailment

RELIEF IN PERUNA

After much expense both hut and In the Went I wasby a friend to try Peruna I continued the u c of It

for about live weeks at the end of which time I returinil toNew York both well and happy Wm H Switzcr t K-

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I USED PERUNA IN HIS FAMILY-

I have used Peruna in my family with very satisfactoryresults for the last two years hid I have recommendedit to all whom I think are in need of It

I urge all who are afflicted to buy a bottle and beginuse at once I have never heard of any who have used it tobe dissatisfied with the W Harris boa 9B

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A TYPICAL TESTIMONIAL-Mr J H Ualbralth Wet Second Are Columbus

Ohio writesI have been a sufferer of catarrh of the stomach and kid

aeys for seven years Doctor did me no good and afterPeruaa for six months at Intervals believe I am curl

My appetite returned I sleep well and work every day 1always have It la the house

No rcnudy ever yet devised ha received web unstintedeulogy from so renowned statesmen and militaryas Peruua

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The department of sericulture ofIreland appropriates a sum of money-in each county annually for poultry

There are now employ-ed thirty introctreet in poultrykeeping and meetings are held for theinstruction of poultry keeper Thedepartment special renters for dtttributiun of eggs of the breeds

I The jurymen in the Greene and Gaynor care have commenced to give outand court adjourned for a dayMutt be a terrible strain on themwhen Hob Smith Howell and all theboys are having a good time to beobliged to it there all day

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