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FOR SUMMER FOODS

Wheat Hearts has the leadIt does not heat the bloodIn sealed tins for 20cl

41 MILKOW is a powderJ made of pure skiinniud mills

15c two for 25

TR1Jllil l a liad f mskimmed milk 15c two lot25c in tins Try u tin youwill like it

We have a full line of purejSpices just in all fresh

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TelephonesOffice 222 Resilience2 1-

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Strictly suiitary Electrict fans electric massages

Hot Ilurinirg Water sit All Timesr VINCENT C PKTTKKiCII Malinger

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FRESH FISHreceive dally shipments of choice

fresh and salt water fish of the bestvarieties I handle nothing but fishand handle them right

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SiKlitKillinK StreetCornerOptician

Following is the full bill whichhas been passed by the house and

i senate signed by Governor Gilchristland becomes a law in fiO days Drji Boney of this city spent 10 days nTallahassee looking after this hillantI is much elated over its passage

j The bill was introduced by our Senfor Baker

j Be It Enacted by the Legislature ofthe State of FloridaSection I That the practice of

j Optometry for the purpose of thisi act is defined as follows viz Theire or employment of tests or < xaminations for the determination of

I the natural and functional deficien-cies

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of the eye and the adoption oflenses for the aid thereof

Sec l There is hereby createI nI board td be known and the

Florida Hoard of Examiners in OuI tometry to be composed of five regI lIar opticians residents of the statei of Florida who have been engaged

in practice of optometry in saidestate fo Ttwo years Said board shallbe appointed by the governor assoon as practicabe after the passageof this act one member for a termof one year one for two years one

I for three years two for four yearsand each until his successor is ap

j pointed and qualified and the termIOf members thereafter appointedI be for four years providedhowever that the appointment to

I fill vacancies which the governor ishereby empowered to make shall befor the unevpired term

Sec Said board of examinersshall elect at its regular meeting-andI annually thereafter one of itsmembers as president and one as

I secretary and treasurer and shallhold a regular meeting at least once

I each year at such time and place asthe said board may determine

I special meetings may be called andi belt at such times and places asI may be designated by the presidentand se retary and such specialmeetings shall be held upon the ap-plication

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of the applicants for ap-plication

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At least thirty days no-tice

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of any regular meeting shall beIgiven by publication once a week ina nowejipper of general circulationthroughout the state

I Sec 4 Three members of saidboard shall constitute a quorum forthe transaction of business andshoal a quorum not be present onthe lay appointed for their meetingthose present may adjourn fromday to day or to some designatedday until a quorum is present

Sect Said board shall makesuch rules and regulations not iuconsistent with law as it may con-sider

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necessary to the proper per-formance

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of its duties may taketestimony concerning any matterwithin its jurisdiction and eachmember thereof may administeroaths It shall be the duty of saidhoard to examine thoroughly everyapplicant desiring to practice opto-metry in this state and if a majorityof said board shall be satisfied thatsaid person is competent and possesthe knowledge essential to suchpractice they shall grant him a cer ¬

tificate to that effect and enter hisname on their records as a register-ed

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practitioner The secretary shallpeep a full record of the proceedings-of the board which record shall atall reasonable times be open to pub ¬

lic inspection-Sec G Every person except ns

hereinafter provided before begin-ning

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to practice optometry in thisstate after this act shall go into ef-fect shall pass an examination be-fore

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said board of examiners as pro ¬

for in section five of this actany person having signified his

to be so examined shall ap ¬

ear before the board at such timeand place as they may designateBefore taking said examination theapplicant shall pay for the use ofsaid board in defraying the legiti ¬

mate expense as hereinafter providipl the sum of ten dollars and if heshall successfully pass said examina ¬

tion he shall pay for the use of theboard as aforesaid the further sumof five dollars upon the issuance tohim of the certificate of qualifica ¬

tion to be signed by the presidentand secretary

Sec 7 The certificate providedfor in the two preceding sectionsshall be recorded in the office of theclerk 01 the circuit court of thecounty in which such practitionermay reside or sojourn and in anycounty where he may practice in abook to be kept by the clerk for thatpurpose before the person to whom-it is granted shall be entitled topractice by virtue thereof and whenso recorded the clerk shall certifythereon under his official seal thefact anti elate of such record andshall return such certificate to theperson to whom the same was grant-ed

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and shall be entitled for suchservice to collect from the holderthereof the legal fee for recording-

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S All persons to whom marhave been granted a certificate of I

graduation or diploma indicatingcompetency of the holder to engagein the practice of optometry by anywell recognized school college orinstitute wherein instruction in theessentials of optometry may havebeen taught and who may have beenengaged in the practice of optometryin the state of Florida for a periodof two years prior to the date of thepassage of this act are exempt fromthe examination herein provided forand on presenting to said board suchcertificate of graduation or diplomaor in the event of the loss of thesame satisfactory evidence of iL is¬

suance and on presenting satisfac-tory

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proof by affidavit or otherwisethat the party applying for certifi ¬

cate is exempt from examination un ¬

der this section such person shallbe entitled to receive from saidboard a certificate of qualificationupon the payment of the sum of fivedollars therefor provided the ap-plication

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for such certificate be madein writing within six months fromthe passage of this act and if not somade all right to a certificate underthis section is waived and forfeitedand the same shall issue only after

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Batiste Nainsooks Piques Etc at a j

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successfully passing examinationantI paying fee as provided in sectionsix All persons exempt from examnation as above may practice withOut a certificate from said hoard fora period not exceeding six Monthsfrom the passage of this act rndsuch certificate when issued shall bejrecorded as if based upon examinalicit

See 9 Out of the funds cominginto the possession of said boardeach member thereof may receive 1compensation the sum of five dollarsfor each day he is actually engagedin the duties of his oi5cc and mile-age at three cents per mile for dis-tances necessarily traveled in goingto and coming from the meetings ofthe board The said expenses shallbe paid from the fees and assess-meNts reo < hed by the hoar und ir

of this act and nopart of the salary or other expensesof the board shall be paid out of1the state treasury or he a chargeagainst the state nor shall the statebe in any wise responsible for anyindebtedness which may be createdhy said board All moneys receivedby said board under the provisionsof this act shall be held by the secretary as a special fund out of whichmay be paid the per diem allowanceand mileage of said members afore-said and the expenses incurred bythe board in carrying out thevisions of this act and the prod

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board shall make an annual reportof its proceedings to the soernor onthe first Monday in January of eachyear which report shall contain anaccount of all meneys received an l1disbursed by them in pursuance ofthe provisions hereof

Sec 10 Any person who shallhold himself out to the public as apractitioner of optometry withoutfirst complying with the provisions-of this act or who shall iolate anyof the provisions of said act shallbe deemed guilty of a misdemeanor-and upon conviction shall be puntshed by a tine of not less thantwentyfive dollars nor more thantwo hundred dollars or by impris-onment

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not exceeding MX monthsSec 11 Nothing in thib act shall

be construed to apply to physiciansand surgeons authorized to provideunder the laws of Florida nor todealers in optical goods who refspectacles or eyeglasses withoutattempting to traffic upon skill inadapting them to the eye

Sec l All laws and parts oflaws in conflict with the provisionsof this act are hereby repealed

Following are the names of th1practitioners who were appointed bj

C J PHILLIPSConu tor and Builder

Plans and Specifications FurnishedUpon Request

121 South Third StPhone 130 OCALA FLA

the governor nn the examiningboard Dr T U Yates Pensacola

j Dr X 11 Clark Daytona Dr Jlumbiuger Jacksonville Dr D MiJione > Oeala and Dr H E LoughTampa

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TWO MILLION BOTTLESOf Perry Davis Painkiller sold every

I year Think of it And every bottle is1e5si ning suffeiiiiK and helping some

I human being to health and happinessThis wonderful household remedystops the pain of sprains burns orbruises It relieves rheumatism orneuralgia It cures colds cramps

I colic diarrhoea There ought to be ai bottle on your shelves just now readyi fur the first sign cf trouble The newj size bottle is 35 cents and there isalso tin all cent size Be sure yourdruggist gives you Perry Davis 2

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In Conneclioi With the Hotel Office

Skilled workmen and courteous at-tention

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to all Special attention tochildren

KLKCTRIC MASSAGEHOT AM CULT WATER

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i Careful esthnaus made on allI contract work ones more and bet-I ter work for the money titan anyother contractor in ovn

PAST HISTORY OF CAMPBELL

The Unfortunate Man Who Suicided-in the Ocala Jail Week Be-

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LatMajor Butler local editor of the

Citrus County Chronicle and a vet ¬

eran printer gives the following ac-count

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of G C Campbell the printerI who hacked his life out in the Ocalajail during the night of the 10th ofI Mayt

J e have known the deceased for Imany years but never knew him byI any other name than Campbell AVeworked with him seven years ago onthe Democrat in Live Oak and atone time extended him a small favorwhich he seemed to greatly appre ¬

ciate and we nave since receivedI many letters from him while he was I

I in Georgia Central America and ICalifornia Several weeks ago we

I received a letter from him while heI

was working in the CourierInfor ¬ iI mant office at Bartow after a lapseof a rear or more and he has writ ¬ I

ten to us several times since In-tone of those letters he expressed a I

I desire to visit us and we extendedI him au invitation to do so and re1main as long as he saw fit He quit I

his job at Uartow last Monday weekbut did not come direct here going I

to Tampa instead As stated he ar-rived

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here Sunday We saw him getI off the train but did not recognize

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nimseii Known Jut we quickly dis ¬

I covered that he was not the Camp¬

Ibell of years ago

In conversation he told us whatwe had previously learned from oth-er lips that he was a slave toChamberlains medicines which hadmade him a wreck

Monday morning owing to ourinability to entertain him as wo ex-pected

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to before our residence wasburned he concluded to go to LiveOak but when he got to the depot

changed his mind and decided to s0to Ocala buying a ticket to Juliette-Twice he bade us goodbye each i

time saying he would never see 115again hut supposed he meant that j

he would henceforth travel in other J

states and that we were both get ¬

ting oldHe seemed very much troubled

and when we inquired how he wasfixed financially replied that he had J

between 10 and 40 so we knewfinancial embarrassment was not

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the cause of his worry He pacedI

the office floor for an hour beforeI

wing to the train paying attentionto no one even when spoken to

In regard to his past life we knowhut little but know that he was a igood printer and clever man Tn I

Live Oak he drank intoxicating 11

quor to excess but subsequently Iquit it altogether but became aslave to Chamberlains medicinesThey crazed him and the result istold J very printer who knew himseemed to think well of him and I

he was not of the rowdy order whendrunk or sober He was known to ihundreds of editors and printers inFlorida and Georgia and made

these states his stamping ground foryears excepting the year he was inCentral America and on the Pacific I

j coast He was an educated manapparently well raised and sociable

i although he did not much seek comi panionship of brother printers Ji Only a few months ago he quit

he had held for nearly or quiteI two years at Cordele Ga where he I

j made many friends 11 e never heardof his Using in any trouble and his I

worst enemy was himself His lastI words meant more than we surLmised or we would never have per-mitted

¬I him to leave here Mondayi morning

We trust the effort being made byj the Ocala authorities to ascertainj something about his antecedents wmlI

be successful for he undoubtedly-came from a prominent welltodo

I familyHis untimely death will be in

j cerely regretted by all who knewi him I

A strange fatality seems to befall I

I prominent tourist printers whojstrike Ocala About 10 years ago ajrjprinter named Richards started twalk from Ocala to High Springs i

Iwhile sick and three days later his tbody was found six miles north his

Ihead eater off by hogs Three yearslater Tony Denier left the Banner

I office to go to Live Oak and hisI dead body was found on a bank ofI the Santa Fe River near HighSprings Rube Smith started for

I Georgia from Ocala and died at afarm house near Madison and nowcomes the terrible death of Camp ¬

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Wm Upchurch of Glen Oak Okra I

was an exile from hom Mountainair he thought would cure a frightfulinig racking cough tnar had defied all

I remedies for two year After sixmonths he returned death dorging hisftcps < Then I began to use Dr

j Kings New Discovery he writesand after taking six bottles I am s-

well as ever It saves thousandsyearly from desperate lung diseasesInfallible for coughs and colds if dis-pels

thoarseness and sore throat

Curs grip bronchitis hemorrhagesasthma croup whooping cough 50c

iand tl trial bottle free guaranteedh all arng °ists

LYNCHING IN ARKANSAS

Pine muff Ark May 2

Dai a nero charged with attempt-ing a criminal assault on a white girlsixteen years old last Friday night-wa < taken from tin county jail heremidnight by an unmasktd mob of 30dtizf ns anti hanged to a

in the principal street of the citI IA LIVING SKELETON-

is the final condition or any cnlld thi has worms if It lives Think of hay

in something in your stomach thatI eats all you take as nourishment NIn t

tenths of the babies have worms may-be yours has Be certain that It hasnot by giving it Whites Cream Ve r

j mlfuge It expels all worms and Is atonic for the baby Price 25 cents atthe AntlMonopty Drugstore

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WHAT A BANK DOESt

There are many ways in which it serves thei

public but the one now most valuable per-haps

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is to help with loans We will meet thQ4needs of conservative borrowers

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Are the merchants the professional and successful men and women it-the city the farmers of the surrounding territory-

We accommodate all classes Our customers represent the men andwomen who have built and are stil building successful enterprises

We solicit a share of your business

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Hardware Carriages Wagons Buggies Harness Saddles EtcLook over our Stock and get our vices heftre yti

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