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MILKOW is a powdermade of pure skimmed milk15c two for 25a-
TRUMILK ia madouf uuskimmed milk 15c two for25c in tins Try a tin youwill like it
k We have a full line of pure4 Spices just in all fresh
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Hot RuSHing Water nt All Times
VINCENT C DETTEilCH Manager
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FRESH FISH-I receive dally shipments of choice
fresh and salt water fish of the bestvarieties I handle nothing but fish
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But After Discussion Withdrew His
ChargesEverglades Committee
Pleased with the Work
Tallahassee May 2SA resolutionoffered by Mr Light of Marion con-demning
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alleged lobbying on the Jack-sonville
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charter amendment and stat-Ing
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that R K Elliott was In a com-mittee
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room dispensing liquor caus-ed
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much excitement in the house yes-terday
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There was so much disorderthat the speaker had to call on theBcageantatarms to preserve order
Mr Light said that Mr Cone ahouse clerk J M Barrs and PleasantA Holt of Jacksonville were there alobbyists
After many amendments had henoffered to the resjplut zLtnd severalprotf tH against thn language used iiiIt Mr Light withdrew the resolution-
The committee appointed to visit theEverglades and report on drainageoperations which has just returnedhas submitted a highly eulogistic re-
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two hundred copies of whichLave been ordered printed-
A message was received from Gov-ernor
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GHchrist haying language In hisbionlal ra sww calling George Wash-ington
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Itobcit E Lee and AbrahamLincoln greatest Americans was toostrong and should have read amongthis greatest Amwlcnns
With only a short time in which t >
complete its work the legislature i
crowding en steam In a effort to catch-up with the calendar which is venlengthy In both houses Yesterdayafternoon and last night in the sen-ate
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wits a period of hustling Fortyfour bills were passed tothird readingand five were killed-
FORCED INTO EXILE
Wm Unchurch of Glen Oak Okmwas an exile fnm home Mountainair he thought would cure a frightful-ung racking cough tnat had defied all
remedies for two years After sixmonths he returned death dorglng his
I steps Then I began to use DrI Kings New Discovery he writes
and after taking six bottles I am awell as ever It saves thousandsyearly from desperate lung diseasesInfallible for coughs and colds It dis-pels
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hoarseness and sore throatCures grip bronchitis hemorrhagesasthma croup whooping cough 50cand 1 trial bottles free guaranteed-b all druggists
BELLEVIMiss Eleanor Tremcre went up to
the Brick City Sunday to visit MissMay Steiner She attended the com-mencement
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exercises on Monday nightand returned home Tuesuay after ¬
noon She reports a fine timeOn Wednesday afternoon the Thim ¬
ble Party composed of 25 ladies of-
Bclleview assembled at the beautifulhome of Mrs F F Wendell and allcarried their own work and a pleas-ant afternoon was spent on the largeand pleasant veranda The younggirls enjoyed a flinch game while theolder ladies sewed
Delicious lemonade and cake wasserved by Mrs O MGale Miss IrmaWendell Miss Lorena Freeman andMiss Miriam Thompson All wenthomo having spent a very pleasantafternoon-
Mrs White and Mrs Wendell anddaughter MIRs Irmav spent a de-
lightful¬
day aL Silver Springs lastweek
Mrs J A Freeman returned Sat-urday
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having spent a delightful tendays at Plymouth with her son
Mr Ed Pelt who has a very finemelon patch is loading a car todaythat are very fine and ought to bringa good price
Mr Lucius is also loading a car ofnice melons today These are the firstcars loaded here so far
Mr J A Freeman came home onthe sick list Friday but returned Sun-day
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feeling some better his manfriends are glad to state-
A LIVING SKELETON-is the final condition of any child thathas wormsIIt lives Think of hav¬
ing something In your stomach thateats all you take as nourishment Ninetenths of the babies have worms maybe yours has Be certain that t hasnot by giving It Whites Cream Ver¬
mifugeit expels all worms and Is atonic for the baby Price 25 cents atthe AntiMonopoly Drugstore
CITRMaster Wilburn Melton Is visiting
I relatives at Micanopy this weekMaster F J Williams Is also at
I Alachua this weekMr Anville Ray of Palatka visit ¬
ed In Citra Monday-Mr J AV Melton went up to Jack-
sonville¬
TuesdayMr Laslie of Valdosta Is assisting-
Mr J X Malphurs in the S A L of¬
ficeMr F D Howard engineer on theCitra short is back to his old postagain after an absence of severalweeks during which he visited Wil-mington
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X C and Richmond VaMrs J W Hagins left Wednesday
morning for New York where she willII visit her brother and wife Mr anti
Mrs Albert Gregg and will probablybe away until September-
City Marshal Lee resigned Mondaymorning and Mayor Allison Wartmann appointed Mr Andy Whitley t-
act in his place-Cucumbers and beans are going out
now by the carload Farmers aregrowing rich every day
Mrs E A White and Mr and MrsJ B Borland went up to MIcanopWednesday-
REV I W WILLIAMSONS LETTER-
Rev L W Williamson HuntingtonW Va writes This Is to certifythat I have used Foleys Kidney Rem ¬
edy for nervous exhaustion and kid¬
ney trouble and am free to say that-It will do all that you claim for itFoleys Kidney Remedy has restoredhealth and strength to thousands ofweak run down peopl Contains noharmful drugs and Is pleasant to takeSold by all druggists
Drop us a postal card for the JulMcCall Fashion Sheets The Globe
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HOWS THISi
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ¬
ward for any case of Catirrh that I
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh I
Cure F J Cheney Co-
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We the undersigned have knownI
F J Cheney frt the last 15 years andbelieve him perfectly h norable In all i
business transactions and financiallyI
able to carry out any obligations madeI
by his firm I
WaIting Kinnan MarvinWholesale Druggists Toledo O
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter ¬
nally acting directly upon the bloodand mucous surfaces of the systemTestimonials sent free Price 75cper bottle Sold by all druggistsTake Halls Family Pills for consti-pation
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OF INTEREST TOORANGE GROWERS-
The delegation of Florida OrangeGrowers to California will meet in I
Tampa Monday May the 31st to shapetheir reports to be delivered to the I
convention of orange growers whichmeets the following day in conventioiassembled The A C L and S A Lrailways are advertising a rate of onifare plus 25 cents for the round tripfrom all points in Florida to Tampa-
IF YOU KNEW-
the merits of the Texas Wonder youwould never suffer from kidney blad-der
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of rheumatic trouble Jl bottle twomonths treatment Sold by druggists j
or by mall Send for testimonials DrE W Hall 2926 Olive Street StLouis Mo
CALVARY
Misses Lottie and Maggie Morn ¬
son called on Mrs A S J Wallacelast Wednesday evening-
Mr J W Morrison and son made abusiness trip to Gaiter Wednesdayand returned Thursdcy
Mr A S J Wallace made a busi-ness trip to Martel and Ocala Satur ¬
dayMr R H Cleveland made a busi-
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trip to Ocala Saturday-Mrs G F Leake returned Sunday
from a visit to her daughterS Mrs HH Brower at Lakeland
Mr and Mrs A S J Wallace andI
son spent Sunday afternoon with Mrand Mrs Leak
Mrs J W Morrison and charmingdaughters spent Sunday afternoonwith Mrs W W Leak
Mr J W Morrison and son spentSunday with Mr W T Strickling
Misses Maggie Sallie and Dolllecalled on Mrs A S Wallace Tues-day
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eveningMulberries went fine Sunday even-
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RED BIRD
LAME BACK
This Is one of the most commonforms of muscular rheumatism Itattacks the muscles In the small ofthe back It often comes on sudden-ly
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and is so severe that the body canbe moved only with great pain Keep-as quiet as possible as every move ¬
ment of the body aggravates the dis-
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Massage the affected partswith Chamberlains Liniment threetimes a day until the pain sorenessand stiffness have entirely disappear-ed
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It is prompt and effectual 5
Dont fail to see the bar ¬
gains in embroideries andwhite goods this week atMasters
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Mr Xye the manager of the Coleorange grove on Lake Bryan made atrip to Jacksonville Tuesday return ¬
ing Thursday-Mr J P Riddle has returned to
Davisboro GaMrs J P Riddle is expected here
next week to spend the summer withher mother Mrs J A Morse Theirmany friends deeply sympathize withthem In their late bereavement
Miss Emily HalforI returned Tues-day
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from a visit to friends nt Interachen and other points She reports-a delightful time
Mr and Mrs Will Freer and sonJessie of Levon visited relatives heroast week I
Mr Oscar Caldwell went to theBrick City Tuesday-
Mr J H Halford has been success-ful in delivering satisfactory picturesand frames to customers-
Mrs J C Pillans went to MartelThursday to get a glimpse of her newgranddaughter the heiress of Mr antiMrs L H Pillans
Mr Stebbleton has secured the billto cut lumber to rebuild the HarmonyBaptist church which was burned I
here in the springMaster Lee Halford has had the
misfortune to he badly stung bywasps while driving through thewoods Saturday afternoon
The Higgins saw mill is in opera-tion
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Mr J M Edsel is now at homelooking after his interest in this lo-
cality¬
I Mr R C Young of Maryland ex-
pects¬
soon to have a large and prof ¬
11ltable farm on the banks of the Oklawaha river A ditching machine hasbeen purchased to put a canal fromthe Henderson landing to ClabbervilleMules have been purchased andshanties are being erected
XO NOTHINGS
KILLS HER FOE OF 20 YEARS
The most mercrress enemy I hadfor 20 years declares Mrs JamesDuncan of Haynesville Me wasdyspepsia I suffered Intensely aftertating or drinking and could scarcelysleep After many remedies had fail ¬
ed and several doctors gave me up Itried Electric Bitters which cured mecompletely Now I can eat anythingI am 70 years old and am overjoyed to I
get my health and strength backagain For indigestion loss of appe-tite
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Sidney trouble lame back femalecomplaints its unequaled Only SOc I
a I all drugIsts I
HOME FOR RENTHome on Oklawaba avenue known-
as the Spellman House for rent Ap-
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UNFAIRNESS OF ALDRICH
A Sample of His Tactics in Engineer-
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the Tariff BillSugar TrustHas Things Its Own Way
Washington May SAn illustra-tion
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of the manner in which Aldrichhas used the tariff schedules to obtainotes for the benefit of the interests-h himself represents occurred theother day and has occasioned muchcomment among independent republi-cans
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One of the latter had askedAldrich to fix a certain rate of dutyupon a product of a western state ItWas not an excessive iluty
Aldrich promised to do so but whenthe paragraph was reached he ignoredhis promise altogether The senatorvent to Aldrich later
You have been voting against thefinance committee T n other itemssaid Aldrich I know of no reasontherefore why the committee should-do anything for you
Is that the principle on which yourhilt has been framed asked the in-
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Independent I thought youwere trying to benefit American In-
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Aldrlrh merely >cmvled and madeio r ply
Tribute to the Sugar TrustWhy are the words not above N >
16 Dutch standard in color retained inthe tariff bill They ought to bestricken out of it I ask that the f-
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committee be asked to report t >
the senate why those words ire notstricken from the measure-
In these words Senator Robert LOwen resumed the fight on the sugarschedule where Senator Clay of Geor ¬
gia left off The sentence alluded to-by the Oklahoman constitutes tluvprincipal joker in the sugar section ofthe PayneAldrich bill It Is one ofthe most costly jokers to the Ameri-can
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consumer in the entire tariffmeasure In underhandedness It is ona par with the action of the sugartrust in using seventoen steel springsin seventeen pairs of scales to underweigh sugar and defraud the govern-ment
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of import dutiesThe joker prohibits the Importation-
of sugar above No 16 Dutch stand-ard
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in color except as refined sugarThis pioviMoji makes it necessary thaiall sugar imported shoUld be In astate that it must go to the trust re-
fineries¬
before it can be used for anypurpose Without this raw sugarmight be imported which could beplaced on the market without furtherrefining and old at prices less thanonehalf that exacted by the trust-
A SCALDED BOYS SHRIEKSloniliod his srancmotner Mrs Maria
I Taylor of Nebo Ky whp writes thatI
hon all thought he wmld die Busklets Arnica Salve wholly cured him
I Infallible for burns scalds cuts cornswounds bruises Cures fever sores
i tU skin eruptions chilblains chappeil hands Soon routs piles 25c atall IrtIgists
Drop us a postal card for the JulyMcCall Fashion Shi eta The Gh-
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Skilled workmen and courteous atI tention to all Special attention to-
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ELECTRIC MASSAGEI
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Contractor and BuilderP-
lans and Specifications FurnishedUpon Request
120 South Third St I
Phone mo OCALA FLAI
McIYER MACKAY
FUNERAL DIRECTORS I
Undertakers and Embalmers-I Eo Mrlver Alfred E Owen
Undertakers
Fine Caskets and Burial Robes-
All work done by licensed embalm-ers and fully guaranteed
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Careful estimates made on allcontract work uives more and bet¬
ter work for the money than anyj other contractor In own
TEACHERS SUMMERTRAINING SCHOOL-
Teachers summer training schoolsbeginning on Monday June 28th 1909and continuing for a term of six weekswill be conducted at Galnsvllle and Tal-lahassee
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for white teachers and at thecolored normal school at Tallahasse-for colored teachers
These schools will be coeducationalTuition will be free and board can behad at a normal figure
The legislature of 1909 did not make-an appropriation for defraying thetraveling expenses of teachers in at-tendance
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upon these schools conse-quently
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those who attend will have topay their own transportation How ¬
ever an effort will be made by thestate superintendent of public instruct-ion
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to secure a onethird fare for thereturn trip
The insttuctors for the white schoolswho are specialists In their respectivelines will be selected from among theprincipals of the senior high schoolsand the leading qolleges anti univer-sities
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of the stateThe corps of instructors for the col ¬
ored teachers summer normal train-ing
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school will be the best that can behad Ion the charactor of work to bedone
In addition to the professional train-ing
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offered by each summer school anopportunity will he given those in at-
tendance¬
to prepare for any grade ofcertificate authorized under the lawAfter the close of the term beginningon Monday August 9th in Gainesvillsand Tallahassee examinations will begiven applicants for state primaryand special certificates
For information concerning thewhite school at Tallahassee write toDr Edward Conradi principal Talla ¬
hassee FloridaFor information concerning the col ¬
ored school write Prof N B Youngprincipal Tallahassee Florida
Very respectfully yours-J H Brinson Supt
A HAPP FATHER-is soon turnea to a saa one tt he hasto walk the floor every night with acrying baby McGees Baby Elixirwill make the child well soothe itsnerves Induce healthy normal slum¬
ber Best for disordered bowels andsour stomach AH teething babies needit Pleasant to take sure and safecontains no harmful drugs Price 25and 50 cents per bottle at the Anti-Monopoly Drugstore
I LAKE WEIRI
Misses Inez and Gladys Tolmie willleave the latter part of this week fortheir home in Nashville after spend-ing
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I the past months in Ocala andLake Weir
I Mr Barney Spencer of Ocala isI erecting a four room cottage on theI lot adjoining Capt Russell Severalothers will take advantage of Mr RL Martins liberal offer in regard tolots in the near future
Mr Frank Lytle of Stanton andsisterinlaw Mrs Lee Lytle of Bir-mingham
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Ala were visiting Mrs RL Martin the past week
Mrs Laura Lucius and Mrs Fortof Ocala were visiting Mrs JonasDriffBcra last week
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I The cantaloupe and peaches are be ¬
I ing shipped In large quantities every-day 1
I from several stations around theI
lakeDrand Mrs Henry Mr and Mrs
Volkman went fishing yesterday even ¬
ing and caught 32 in one hour someweighing eight pounds
There was rreat excUement amongthe colored population Monday even-ing
¬1 when Deputy Davis shot and kill-
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nn escaped negro convictDoll Moody of Tampa was visiting
friends here the past week
YOUNG GIRLS ARE VICTIMSif n headache as won as oifler womenbut ail get quick relief and prompt-cure from Dr Kings New Life Phithe worlds best remedy for sick andnervous headaches They make pureblood and strong nerves and build upyour health Try them 25c at alldruggists
OXFORD-Mr Allen who has been quite sick
for some weeks past we are pleasedto say is improving-
Mr Ernest Smith is no better be ¬
ing very critically illMrs I P Raineys little daughter
Vinnie is quite sick with a fever Wehope not seriouslv J
Mr R M Driggers loaded the firstcar of melons from here last Mondayfollowed on Tuesday by Simon Caruthers and on Wednesday by S PGranger-
Mr J C Caruthers who was raisedhere but has been a resident ofTampa for a number of years has notbeen able to get rid of the Oxfordsand in his shoEs and so has movedback among us A hearty welcomeand good wishes for his sudcess hereare extended to him
Tomatoes arc going in from herewith a rush now and some of thelargest smoothest stock ever raisedhereabouts Prices are very satisfac-tory
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thus far and it is to be hoped-the markets will hold up for a coupleof weeks
Mrs E J Pemberton and daughterMiss Annie left Tuesday for a visit-to the former home of Mrs P in In ¬
diana May they have a safe andpleasant journey
The Oxford House is over crowdedwith guests as usual at this seasonsleeping room at a premium Minehost T E Smith and wife are main-taining
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the good reputation of thishostelry with the traveling public
Everybody is likely to have kidneyand badder trouble In fact nearlyeverybody has some trouble of thiskind That Is the reason why you sooften have pains in the back andgroin scalding sensation urinary dis ¬
orders etcthats your kidneys Thebest thing to do is to get some of DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills rightaway Take them for a few days or
I a week or so and you will feel allright In this way too you will wardoff dangerous and possibly seriousailments They are perfectly harm-less
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and are not only antiseptic butallay pain quickly by their healingproperties Send your name to E CDeWitt Co Chicago for a freetrial box They are sold here by alldruggists-
Lest you forget that the Globe isthe Under Selling Store in Ocala
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There are many ways in which it served thepublic but the one now moit valuable per-haps is to help with loans We will meet thneeds of conservative borrowers
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We accommodate all classes Our customers represent tke mta adwomen who have built and are stil building successful eaterprlCM
We solicit a share of your businessh
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Also carries a Complete LIRe 1 Iiiliers ail Sfcdf
Hardware Carriages WafMS IIIeS laraess Sjrtjies Etc TLk over oar Stick and get ttr prices fceitre yie
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Best Medium Priced Hotel in the City
Table is always supplied with the best the market affordsSkilled cooking careful attention to the wants of the guestGood rooms and comfortable beds
Special Rates by Week or MoIkMRS ROBERT KAISER PROPRIETRESS OCALA
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