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KALAMAZOO CELERY 25c a Tin

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fpr weddings receptions dinnersgpd fill s clay functions pjjquld B-Upglutely cpnfqrm to Mq deraapds ofetiquette in style of paper and eawaving By leaving your orderswith us these and all other Impor-

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FNrceetly carried out We do thefeestwork at very low prices

pCM4A NEWS COMPANYurr

MonteznmaBarbershop

In Connection With the Hotel Office

Skilled workmen nnd courteous at-

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Plans and Specifications FurnishedUpon P quest f

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BARBERSHOPOpeias Into the Lobby of the Ocala

lJopsFOtters tho very best service of

njdlled workmen with modern appllaacBs Strictly sanitary Electricfans electric massages

Hot Running Water nt All Times

VINCENT C DKTTEKiCH Manager

GEORGE FIXPRACTICAL mien MASON

1 Bed and Firo BrickeeIal attention to repairing fur

nacesvbpller setting and Dutchbrick kilns and bakers

ovens If your holler doesnt steamshould send for me I am the

doctor Iill Work Guaranteed

Np distance too late ana no hourtoo late to respond At the CarltonHouse

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THIRSTY DMSIN TENNESSEEr

Saloons Had to Close at Midnight LastNight and Brewer and Distil-

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Nashville July IThe people ofTennessee awake this morning to findthemselves riding on the water wagonThe statewide prohibition law passed-by the legislature last winter over theveto of Governor Patterson becameoperative at midnight last night Thelaw forbids the sale of alcoholic drinkwithin four miles of a school houseand had the effect of closing the doorsof virtually every saloon In the stateAll the cities have become dryamong them Memphis which will at-tain

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the distinction thereby of beingthe largest city IE the world where thesale of intoxicants Is prohibited by lawMemphis now has 300 saloons Otherlarge cities which will be affected areNashville with 131 saloons and Chat-tanooga

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which has 63 drink empori-ums

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On January 1 next six months afterthe retailers received their knockoutblow the brewers distillers and othersengaged in the manufacture of Intoxi-cants

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will be put out of business Onthat date the state law forbidding themanufacture of intoxicants will comeInto force The six months probation-was given the brewers and distillers toenable them to dispose of their prop-erty

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It is estimated that the prohibition-laws will cause a falling oft of morethan a million dollars in the revenues-of Tennessee Investments exceeding

10000000 in distilleries Breweries I

reptlfyln gestflbllshrnents and whole-sale

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and retail liquor stores will be¬

come idle Indefinitely and much ofIt will be lost because no indemnity isprovided for It also Is calculatedthat 12000 persons will be thrown outof employment-

A HORRIBLE HOLDUP I

About ten years ago my brotherwas heldup in his work health antihappiness by what was believe to Uphopeless consumption writes W RLiscpmb of Washington N C Hetook all kinds of remedies and treat-ment

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from several doctors but found-no

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help till he used Dr Kings NewDiscovery and was wholly cured bysix bottles Ife 1 a well man todayU quick to relieve and the surestcure for weak or sore lungs hemorrhag s coughs and colds bronchitis lagrippe asthma and all bron hl i11 nfr-fections fjOp flnfl it 4Hal bottle frooguaranteed by all druggists

UNION VETERANS SUICIDEI

Crippled by an Afcjdtnt and Feared-H Would Lose His Position

Washington July 1 Everett TOtchpll a clerk In the pension offlcewho hail linen R colonel In a KentuckyUnion regiment In tho civil war com-mitted

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suicide yesterday by tying aheavy stone to his neck and jumpingInto shallow water In the bottom ofan abandoned bathing crib In the Po ¬

tomac river near the old onjf llejdgqI la va touud today

Uofoitol Uetchell had his right armbroken several months ago and fearedthat he would be dismissed from thegovernment service on hadisability cnpaert lyti Uu injury twas bpi n id fine and had bert tt I

pension office clerk for twentynine-years He was seventyfive years oldPension office officials said he wflg illno danger of being dl nilased

A CONTENTED WOMANI

is always found in the same housewith Ballards Snow Liniment Itkeeps every member of the family ftafrom aches and pains it heals cutsVUVNS nnd scalds and cures rheuma-tism

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neuralgia lumbago and all muss

oular soreness and stiffness 25o 50oand Jl a bottle At all druggists

A JUVENILE AUTOIST

President Tafta ElevenYearOld SonRuns His Mothers Car

Washington July lChar1i Taftthe yearold son or the president-Is probably one of the youngest driv-ers

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of an auto In the country Thelad appropriated his mothets electricrunabout Mrs Taft being unable torun It on account of her illness hemay be seen any day driving the earskillfully about the city

Many people with chronic throatand lung trouble have found comfortand relief In Foleys Honey and Taras It cures stubbon coughs aftai othertreatment has failed L M Rugglestteuanor Iowa writes The doctorssaid I had consumption and 1 got nobetter until I took Foleys Honey andTar It stopped the hemorrhages andpain in my lungs and they are now asround as a bullet Sold by nil drug-gists

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CALVARY

Mrs J W Morrison was a visitor toOcala last Tuesday and spent the daywith Mrs M E Wallace-

Mr J W Morrison and son Merrlttspent Thursday at York Rock SpringsIud IJeldtville returnjng home Friday

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Saturday-Mr

W Morrison and son went to

J L Miller the great cattleman-of Martel was a visitor here Thurs-day

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the guest of his daughter Mrs A

S J WallaceLittle Annie Morrison is suffering

from another rising-Mr A S J Wallace made a bush

tress trip to Ocala Saturday e

>Jr nil Mta A S J Wallace spentSunday afternoon with Mr and MrsG T and W W Leak

Mrs Arthur Galipeau of Martel wasa caller on friends here Monday-

Mr Arthur Galipeau made a busi-ness

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trip to Ocala Tuesday-We are sorry to learn that Mrs W

W Upk js dtlll sicks

Mr J H Roller of the Bradley Pondsection made a business trip to Cal-vary

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Monday acompanled by his lit-tle son and daughter

The best pills made are DeWittsLittle Early Risers the famous littleliver pills They are small gentlepleasant easy to take and act prompt-ly

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They aTc sold by all druggists

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the usual wholesale price and in accord IE with our policy of underselling all compe

lion we have placed these goods on ourf <

f counters marked in large plain figuresr

Just like the house marked them for their X

j salesmen to sell them to the merchants

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price on each article I

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Hie goods are all new stylish and the veryI best material youll ever get for the money 1

i FOR LADIES WE HAVE

S irtWaistsMuslinUnderskirts-

IHosiery Kimonas Undervests

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I Dress Shirts Working Shirts J

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pwe know you will appreciate it and avail yourself of-

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customers and assure you at ajl times that If its a

good thing we have it

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THE GLOBE

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Bflfffll OF LAKE ERIE

Gigantic Engineering Work to be Per ¬

formed by the United Statesand Canada

Buffalo July 1The next big en-gineering

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project on the Great Lakeswill be the damming of the Niagarariver opposite Buffalo for the purpose-of raising the level ot Lake Erie Theinternational waterways commissionwhich has been working on the prob ¬

lem for several years has about com¬

pleted Its report and It is said willplace the result of Its Investigations-with a recommendation that the dambe built by the Canadian and theUnited States governments

HERE IS RELIEF FOR WOMEN

If you have pains In the back uri ¬

nary bladder or kidney trouble andwant a certain pleasant herb relieffor womens Ills try Mother GraysAUSTRALIAN LEAF It Is a safe

I reliable regulator and relieves all fe ¬

male weaknesses Including inflam ¬

mation and ulcerations Mother GraysAustralian Leaf is sold by druggists-or sent by mall for 50 cents Sample-sent free Address the Mother Gray-Co Leroy N Y 5

CITRA-

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C W White is here for awhileConductor Rays family formerly of

Palatka are now pleasantly located Inthe C R Carter residence on Mainstreet

Mss Apple Redditt and Miss DollleRowdll left Wednesday Gainesvilleto attend the normal Miss FlorenceCork Joined them at Orange Lake

Mrs R G BIakp is back from OcalaMarshal Whitley wont down to Ocala

Tuesut-Miss Zelma Cason of Island r4v

was in town SundayI Lightning was flcrc t Saturday in xnaround CIr nth fliselnbot 1m lost-u tW toPm atruck by it

Dr Conner went up to JacksonvilleSunday-

Mr JW Melton returned fromJacksonville Monday

We u ne stond that Mr Carl Wishart la now bookkeeping for the MeltonLumber Co in Mr George Townsedsplace

The A C L train crew went outSunday afternoon to Wilcox wherethey made their first new trip Mondayarriving here at 1125 a m leaving at3 p m and arriving at Wilcox at 820-P m

Mrs M J Shorouae has returnedhome from Inverness where she hasbeen spending a while with her niecesMisses Belle aryl Lallle Gillis andalso was present at the wedding ofMr Homer Potter to her niece MissBelle Miss Lallie Gillis returned toYork with her where they spent a fewdays

PRESIDENT HELPS ORPHANS

Hundreds of orphans have beenr helped by the president of the Indus-

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and Orphans Home at MaconGa who writes We have usedElectric Bitters In this institution for I

nine years It has proved a most ex-

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medicine for stomach liver and J

kidney troubles We regard it as oneof tho best family medicines onearth It Invigorates the vital or¬

gans purifies the blood aids diges-tion

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creates appetite To strengthenand build up thin pie weak children

lor rundown people it has no equalBest for female complaints Only 50c

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SOUTH LAKE WEIR

Mr Ozro Kelsey of Riverside Califvisited his parents at Stanton last

I week Mr Kelsey was reared here butsjnce leaving home has spent some-time In Cuba before going to Califor¬

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niaMr John Turney of Little Rock a1

I former resident for many years hereI is visiting his daughter Mrs A M

ReedNearly every one In town attended

the exercises at the Welrsdale churchI on the anniversary of the organization-

of the Lake Weir W C T U on lastThursday and enjoyed the picnic sup ¬

per In the park and all were muchpleased with both supper and enter-tainment

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A more glorious day andnight could not have been desiredclear skies a fresh breeze and comfor-table

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temperature conduced to makep

the affair a grand successt Master Bernard Blair of Martin Is

visiting his aunt Mrs A M Reedt Mr Frank Adams who has been In

Georgia several weeks is once more att

homeMr C E Brown station agent at

Welrsdale has been transferred tem-

porarily¬

to Webster an appointment-which may become permanent MrsBrown will remain here for the pres-ent

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with her parents Mr and Mrs CS Gates until It Is decided whether theappointment Is to be permanent or not

Lumber has been received at Weirsdale for an addition to the beautifulhome of Mr W H Bickley

Mrs C S Gates and Mrs F E Peckham visited Ocala on Saturday and

it were the guests of Mr and Mrs A GII Gates over Sunday returning on Mon-

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While there they were the recip-

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of many kindly attentions amongIt which were automobile rides to Silver

Springs and other points of Interest-Mr C S Gates president of the For ¬

est Hills Cemetery Association hashad the grounds put In fine shape Ifthe Individual lot owners would paymore attention to keeping the lots inorder it would add much to the appearance of the place and not letstrangers suppose that our dead were

I out of sight our of mindMrs A M Reed received a crate of

fine pineapples from friends on theeast coast this week Your correspon-dent

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t can testify to their excellence asC he and his family were recipients of

one of the finest I

The water in Lake Weir and theother lakes and ponds in this sectionIs lower than It has been before formany years and a good opportunity Is

I given to deepen wells Mr P M Oleson Is Improving It by having his wellat Greenfields Farm deepened-

The heavy black smoke which wasvisible to the east of us several dayslast week was caused by fires on theprairies along the Oklawaha

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