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WM TUCKERPhone 219 City Market

i GEORGE FIXr PRACTICAL BRICK MASON

Bed aad Fire Brick Work

Special attention to repairing fur-l aacea boiler setting and Dutchk ovens brick kilns and bakers4 f ovens If your boiler doesnt steam

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All Work Guaranteed-Noi distance too tate ana no hour

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Rates reasonable All goods press-ed

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and cleaned on short notice anddelivered promptly All transientwork not called for in 30 days wil-lieF sold for charges

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FOURTH TRIAL MM NOT FAIL-

Sir Thomas Lipton Will Build AnotherShamrock and ConteSt Again for

the Americas Cup

New York June 9John W DeKay who has a packing plant in Mex-ico

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and who is a friend of Sir ThomasLipton has Just arrived in this cityMr De Kay spent some time with SirThomas while In England and saidthat Sir Thomas was anxious to tryagain to win the American cup

Sir Thomas believes in the luck ofthe fourleaf Shamrock and wants tocome over here with a Shamrock IVsaid Mr De Kay I was with himthe day he won his first race thisseason and he authorized me to makethis statement on my arrival here

ALONE IN A SAWMILL AT MIDNIGHT

unmindful of dampness drafts stormsor cold W J Atkins worked as nightwatchman at Banner Springs TennSuch exposure gave him a severe coldthat settled on his lungs At last hehad to give up work He tried manyremedies but all failed till ho used DrKings New Discovery After usingone bottle he writes I went back towork as well as ever Severe coldsstubbon coughs inflamed throats andsore lungs hemorrhages croup andwhooping cough get quick relief andprompt cure from this glorious medi-cine

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SOc and Si Trial bottle freeguaranteed by all druggists

A DOSE OF HICKORYBARK FOR AFFINITIES-

Inez Ky June 9Wlth the womanwho had kidnaped him from hiswifes side on the night of June 1 Jas-per

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Crum a well known farmer wastaken into the mountains by hisbrother and a posse which had beensearching for him and the pair strip-ped

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to the waist and sound switched-The woman is Miss Lizzie Moore

daughter of a prominent family ofToss Creek West Virginia a sweet-heart

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of Crums before his marriage-The pair had recently been corres ¬

ponding and had planned the elope-

ment¬

The girl knocked at Crums door af-ter

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midnight and kept up the appear ¬

ance of kidnaping by putting a revol ¬

ver to Crums head and compelling-him to follow her

A posse took up the search and af-

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five days found the pair living to¬

gether at a mining camp In West Vir-ginia

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After the whipping the woman wasturned loose but Crum was broughtback to face his Irate wife who hard-ly was able to recognize her husbandafter his experience with the poss-

eMENrAST FIFTY IN DANGERMen st middle life have found

comfort and relief In Foleys KidneyRemedy especially from enlargedprostate gland which is very com-mon

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among elderly n L E Mor-ris

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Dexter Ky writes Up to a yearago my father suffered from kidneyand bladder trouble and several phy-sicians

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pronounced it enlargement ofthe prostate gland and advised an op-

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On account of his age wewere afraid he could not stand It andI recommended Foleys Kidney Rem-edy

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and the first bottle relieved himand after taking the second bottie hewas no longer troubled with thi3 com-plaint

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Sold by all druggists

SWEEPING STATEMENTS-OF MRS L M N STEVENS

Portland Me June 9Congress Issure to pass an act either at this ses-sion

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or next which will aid the prohi-bition

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states in getting rid of the bo¬

gus express companies said Mrs LM N Stevens president of the National W C T U yesterday-

She said she talked with SecretaryKnox and he informed her that he be ¬

lieved and all the best lawyers believethe national government should affordrelief to prohibitory states wheneverand wherever possible She said Presi ¬

dent Taft also held this view

THE BIG HEAD-Is Of two kinds conceit and the big-

head that comes from a sick headacheDoes your head ever feel like a gourdand your brain feel loose and soreYou can cure It in no time hy actingon your liver with Ballards HerblneIsnt it worth trying for the absoluteand certain relief you get At aUdruggists-

A SUSPICIOUS HUSBAND-

Springfieldf

Mo June tSuspi ¬

doLls of his wife Walter W Tddington followed the woman to a depart-ment

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store here and when he foundher talking with Robert Sellers ayoung business man he fired two bul-lets

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into Sellers head Sellers prob-ably

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will die Eddington surrendered

Sometimes you may be told thatthere arc other things just as good asDeWItts Kidney and Bladder PillsThat isnt so Nothing made is asgood as DeWItts Kidney and BladderPills for any ailment of the kidneys-or bladuer which always results in aweak back backache rheumatic painsrheumatism and urinary 1Isorder Atrial of DeWitts KIdny and BladderPills is sufficient to convince you howgood they are Send your name to EC DeWitt Co Chicago for a fnotrial box They are sold here by alldruggists

Whether there is a breeze or notyou can keep one up for ten hours withone of the new eightinch Westinghouse fans for only 3 cents H WTucker has them

For stale and exchange will take-as part pay on a high grade piano agood active safe buggy horse or willtake horse and buggy and give easyterms on difference Address generaldelivery Ocala Fla R L ReedPiano Salesman-

To avoid serious results take FoleysKidney Remedy at the first signs orkidney or blader disorder such asbackache urinary irregularities ex-haustion

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and you will soon be wellCommence taking Foleys KidneyRemedy today Sold by all druggists

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DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED-

by local applications as they cannotreach the diseased portion of the earThere is only one way to curedeaf-ness and that is by constitutionalremedies Deafness is caused by anInflamed condition of the mucuouslining of the Eustachian Tube Whenthis tube is inflamed you have a rum ¬

bling sound or imperfect hearing andwhen it Is entirely closed deafness IS

the result and unless the inflamma-tion can be taken out and this tuberestored to Its normal condition hear ¬

ing will be destroyed forever ninecases out of ten are caused by catarrhwhich is nothing but in inflamed con-dition

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of the mucuous surfacesWe will give One Hundred Dollars-

for any case of deafness caused bycatarrh that cannot be cured byHalls Catarrh Cure Send for circu ¬

lars freeF J CHEXEY CO Toledo O

Sold by druggists 75c Take HallsFamily Pills for constipation

WOODMEN OF THE WORLD

Biennial Meeting of the SovereignCamp at Detroit Attended by

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Hundreds of Delegates I

Detroit June LThe sovereign-camp of the Woodmen of the Worldone of the largest fraternal and ben-eficiary

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orders in the United Staesmet here yesterday in annual sessionwith several hundred delegates in at ¬

tendance The sovereign camp is com-posed

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of delegates from all the stateswith the exception of the Pacific ju-

risdiction¬

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which has a separate headcamp but is represented at this con ¬

vention by fraternal delegates as Ij

also the Canadian jurisdiction Theladies auxiliary Is also in sessionThe annual election of officers willbe held tomorrow-

IF YOU KNEWthe merits of the Texas Wonder youwould never suffer from kidney blad-der of rheumatic trouble 1 bottle twomonths treatment Sold by druggists-or

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FATAL ACCIDENT-IN THE KLATIRON

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New York June ILHer first ridein an elevator ended fatally yesterday-for Miss Lena Shoomaker aged 19 ofSaugerties N Y who came to thiscity on an excursion The accidentoccurred in the Flatiron building MissShoomaker fainted and fell as the ele-

vator¬

descended and her head wascrushed against the wall of the shaftas the car unexpectedly shot up again

BAD SEASON FOR COLDS

Colds and grip were quite preva-lent last winter and ChamberlainsCough Remedy was In great demandand performed some remarkable curesMrs Mary J Robinson of Cameron-W Va says Last winter I wastaken with one of the awfulest colds1 ever had Ih my life I could notspeak above a whisper and was veryhoarse I was afraid it was going tobe pneumonia I took one bottle ofChamberlains Cough Remedy ind Inthree days was lots better and couldtalk I did not take but the one bot-tle

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and It cured me I now tell every-body about Chamberlains CoughRemedy and the good it did me 3

LONELY WHITE MEN-

IN THE FILIPINES-

The Metropolis has received the fol-

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letter which explains itselfMalabang Mindano P I

Dear Editor I have been requestedby several young Americans of Mala ¬

bang to write you these lines request ¬

ing you to aid us in finding some goodAmerican girls who are looking forhusbands and would like to live in thetropics

There are lots of young men overhere In good ciicumstances simplypining away for the love of a goodwoman from the dear old UnitedStates I can account for at least 20young men besides myself who would-be grateful to you if you could aid usI am located on a plantation have1000 acres of hemp cocoanuts andrubber under cultivation and have agood income 1 am in a position tocare for n wife in every way Have alarge home with all conveniences andlife over here I is fine in the land ofeverlasting sun and summer 1 amsure any good woman would be wellsatisfied over here Geo P Grey

IRICH MENS GIFTS ARE POOR

beside this I want to go on record-as saying that Iregard Electric Bitters-as one of the greatest gifts that Godhas made to woman writes Mrs O

Rhinevault of Vestal Center X Yq cnn never forget what it has donefor me This glorious medicine givesa woman buoyant spirits vigor ofbody and jubilant health It quicklycures nervousness sleeplessness mel-ancholy

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headache backache fainting-and dizzy spells soon builds up theweak ailing and sickly Try them50c at all druggists

FAN BARGAINS-

An eightinch Westinghouse electric-fan that Is positively guaranteed toburn only three cents worth of elec-tricity

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in ten hours steady running-See them at once H W Tucker theelectrical supply man

HAY FOR SALE

Good quality put up in neat balesAlso good pasturage for a few cattlePalmetto Park Farm phone 27A orZ C Chambliss phone IS 2td

POOR MILK-

is often thought to be responsible foran infants loss in weight or generalpoor health The cause usually is thatthe child has worms Thy get thenourishment in the food and the babystarves actually starves WhitesCream Vermifuge expels the wormsand nourishes the child sure and safePrice 25c tall druggists

HOUSE FOR RENT

For rent an etgntroom residence-well located on South streetApply to F W Ditto or to Guy Toph-

at the Montezuma hotel

Planks Chill Tonic guaranteed tocure chills and fever 25 cents

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CUBA MUST SOON COLLAPSE-

If the Stories of the Extravagance of

the Island Government areAnywhere Near True

Washington June 9Reports rtLcplvcd at the state department fromCuba are construed by officials asshowing that in spite of the criticisms-of extravagance against the Cubangovernment the administration of therepublic is preparing to make furtherexpenditures instead of retrenching-One official report to the departmentcontains the information that the-I resident of Cuba has issued decrees-for the establishment of new Cubandiplomatic missions to Italy the Ar¬

gentine Republic Brazil Chile Nor-way and Uruguay The decree adeample provision for installing the newlegations and purchasing necessarysupplies

It is provided in the decrees alsothat a vice consul shall be attached-to the legations at Rome Buenos Ay-

res Rio de Janeiro Santiago de ChileChristiana and Brussels a first secre-tary

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at the legation In Paris a secondsecretary at the legation in Brussels I

and that here shall be second classconsulates at Connives Haiti and atPalma Grand Canary-

In addition to these things the Cu¬

ban president has recommended theappripriation of 40000 for the endow-ment

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of a diplomatic mission to Cen ¬

tral America and South America to be-

headed by Gen Loynaz del Castillo Itis announced that he will be accom-panied

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by aides secretaries and as-

sistants¬

and that the presidents sonwill go with him in a private capacity

STUNG FOR 15 YEARS-by indigestions pangs trying manydoctors and 200 worth of medicine Invain B F Ayscue of Ingleside X Cat last used Dr Kings New Life PilLanti writes that they wholly cured himThey cure constipation biliousness-sick headache stomach liver kidney-and bowel troubles 25c at all drug ¬

gists

MRS ANNIS WILL MARRY

Wildow of Haines Victim Will NotLong Wear the Weeds

Xew York June 9Mrs W E Annis is to marry again She announcesthat as soon as her theatrical engage-ments

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are at an end she will wed awealthy real estate broker of thiscity Mrs AnnTs is the widow ofWilliam E Annis who was slain at theBayside Yacht Club house by CaptPeter Hains about eighteen monthsago

HOUSES FOR RENT

Modern cottages all convenienceswell located and new Apply to Jos-eph

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Bell at court housei

HOME FOR SALE CHEAPI

Any one wishing a good home inI Ocala with very large lot on easyterms and at a great bargain apply-at once to F AV Ditto

Montezuma Barbershop

Iln Connection With the Hotel OfficeI

I Skilled workmen and courteous at¬

tention to all Special attention tochildren

ELECTRIC MASSAGEHOT AND COLD WATER-

R A DETTER1CH Proprietor

C J PHILLIPSContractor and Builder

Plans and Specifications FurnishedUpon Request

120 South Third StPhone 130 OCALA FLA

McIYER MAcKAY

FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Undertakers and Embalmers-

D E Mclvcr Alfred E OwenUndertakers

Fine Caskets and Burial Robes-

All work done by licensed embalm-ers and fully guaranteed

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Lowest PriceBuy froM the

BLUE WAGONSOCALA ICE AND PACKING CO

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L ALEXANDER-Practical

CARPENTER AND BUILDER

Careful estimates made on allcontract work cnves more and bet

I ter work for the money than anyI other contractor In own

A HURRYUP MEDICINE

Every housekeeper recognizes theneed of effective remedies to be used-in emergencIeswhen something mustbe done right away Such a remedy-is Perry Davis Painkiller for sprainsand bruises for strained muscles andfor the aches and pains resulting fromblows and falls Burns and cuts areinstantly relieved by it and helped tohealing Its mission of mercy beganseventy years ago It is used In allcountries and millions bottles aresold annually There is but one Pain-killer

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Perry Davis Have you seenthe large new 35c size 6

VETERANS AT MEMPHIS

Metropolis of the Volunteer State isExtending True Southern Hospi ¬

tality to the Old Men in GrayMemphis Tenn June 9The Bijou

theater was crowded from pit to domewhen the nineteenth annual reunion-of United Confederate Veterans wascalled to order at 10 oclock yesterdaymorning by Major General J H Mc-Dowell

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commanding the Tennesseedivision Governor Patterson wel-comed

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the veterans to Tennessee andMayor Malone spoke for the city ofMemphis The third greeting wasextended by General George Gordonwho spoke in behalf of the executivecommittee-

The welcoming addresses were re¬

sponded to by General Clement AEvans the commanderinchlef of theConfederate Veterans General Evansappearance was the occasion of agreat demonstration in which bothmen and women joined

The roll call and adjournment ofthe usual committees completed thework of the Initial session At 2oclock the veterans assembled to lis-ten

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to the annual oration which wasdelivered by General Theodore SGarrett of Norfolk Va General Garretts oration which was an eloquent-and touching tribute to the men whowore the gray was followed by anaddress delivered by Col Lewis Guionof Xew Orleans

Memphis Tenn June 9Probablynever has there been a ConfederatereuIon at which the arrangements-have been so complete or details soably worked out It is almost impos-sible

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to walk through and depot inMemphis without some courteous per ¬

son inquiring Are you a visitor In ¬

formation bureaus abound and no necan complain of accommodations notfurnished At a huge mess hall in a I

main street a commissary provided I

meals thre times a day for the oldboys in gray-

Handsomely gowned and daintyISouthern matrons and maids superin-

i tended the preparations of food as1

well as serving it and to see that themore timid and helpless of the veter-ans were not slighted The town Isa myriad of light and every resident-has constituted himself an Informa-tion

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reception committee to see thatevery visitor is taken care of

RHEUMATISM-Fully nine out of every ten cases of

rheumatism are simply heumatlsmof the muscles due to cold or damp-or chronic rheumatism neither ofwhich require any Internal treatmentAll that is needed to afford relief Isthe free application of ChamberlainsLiniment and massaging the affectedparts at each application There Isdisagreeable or unpleasant about thisliniment The relief from pain whichit affords is alone worth many timesits cost Price 25 cents large size 69cents 4

A MONUMENT TO LEE

Vicksburg Miss June 9On June11 the day following the close of theUnited Confederate Veterans reunion-at Memphis many of the old soldiersand other notables will assemble here-to attend the unveiling of a statute-to the late General Stephen Dill Leewho was commanderInchlef of theConfederate organization at the timeof his death-

It was in the siege of Vicksburgthat General Lee won his spurs as adashing and intrepid commander andthe last years of his life were devotedto the perfection of the great nationalmilitary park here

A VITAL POINTThe most delicate part of a baby Is

its bowels Every ailment that it suf-fers

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with attacks the bowels also en ¬

dangering in most cases the life of theinfant McGees Baby Elixir curesdiarrhoea dysentery and all derange ¬

ments of the stomach and bowels Atall druggists

BATTLE OVER FOSTERS BOOK

Leading Educator of Chicago Univer¬

sity Styled as an UndesirableBaptist

Chicago June 9At a meeting yes-terday

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of several hundred Baptistpreachers and church laymen gath ¬

ered at a conference of the Baptist ex-

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council a motion was made-to expel from the Baptist ministryProfessor George B Foster of Chica-go

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University The Foster book TheFunction of Religion was denounced-as a bitter indictment of Christian re-

ligion before the bar of skepticismProfessor A K Parker of ChicagoUniversity prevented the eviction bycalling attention to the constitutionalprovision preventing action without aweeks deliberation-

Rev Mathews in criticism of Fes ¬

ters book credited Foster with stat ¬

ing That God did not make man InHis own Image that we are not fal ¬

len angels but developed animalsMiracles always have a resource of Ig¬

norance and modern technic must takethe place of magic

Continuing the Rev Mathews saidthe title Of this book should havebeen Religion with Christianity Heis guilty of the supreme conceit ofranking himself greater than ChristHe styles our grand old book as thepetrified remains of the Christian re-

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YOU NEVER CAN TELLjust exactly the cause of your rheu ¬

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