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BETTER OUTLOOK-

FOR BUSINESSS-

hops and Mills Are Reopening All

Over the Country and Men Going

Back to Work in Thousands I

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Pittsburg Pa July HThe plant-of the Glassport Steel Foundry Glassport resumed operations last we kafter having been Idle for some timeOver 450 skilled men were given em ¬

ployment All the other plants in theGlassport district are now runningmost of them on full time

Owing to rush orders from Englandthe Ambridge plant of the AmericanBridge Coal Company has started upagain with a large force

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Tacoma Wash July 14 Black ¬

smiths and machinists of the North-ern

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Pacific shops resumed workMonday on full time of nine hoursFour hundred men are immediatelyaffected and it means full time for theactive force of 900 men at the shops

I Johnstown July HFrom officialsources it is ascertained that durlugthe week the Cambria company willresume at many of its mills on alarger scale than at any time since j

the financial depression of last Octo j

berIt is asserted that several thousandI men who have been idle for monthsI will find employment

fYoungstown 0 July tTheYoungstown Iron and Steel Roofing

Iompuny has signed the sheet nullI ttle with the Amalgamated As oeii1I tlon of Iron Steel and Tin Woiker

The plant will he started up with theIcompletion of repairs this morning

ISacramento Cal July 14The

Southern Pacific shops lucre reopenedsterday with 7S per cent of the

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force employed at the time of tIlli flhutdovvn on January LC The oneI thousand men who returned will hegiven six days work a week instead

I of five as before the shutdown

Pittsburg July HOne thousandmen were given employment yester-day

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at MacbethEvans chimney fac-tory

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in Oharleroi It is stated thise

number will be given steady employ-ment

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winterduring the summer fall and

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Tarentum July I4Notlces haveI been given the one hundred employes-of the Western Tool and Forge Comparry that the plant will resume op ¬

erations tomorrow

VALUED SAME AS GOLD

B G Stewart a merchant of Cedar I

View Miss says I tell mv custom-ers

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when they buy a pox of Pr KingsNew Life Pills they get the worth ofthat much gold in weight if afflictedwith constipation malaria or bilious ¬

ness Sold under guarantee at alldruggists 25c-

PREDICTING

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GREAT PROSPERITY I

Immense Crops Expected to be Gath ¬

ered All Over the Country ThisSummer and Autumn

Washington D C July HGIeatcrops of wheat and corn far better I

than last years and above the average-for the last ten years are predicted-by

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the Government report of condi ¬

tions on July 1st and announced yes-terday

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Spring wheat acreage condition is984 per cent of a normal 872 a year I

ago 87C tenyear average winter I

wheat at time of harvest SOC per-cent 7S3 a year ago 802 for tenyears and corn 828 per cent 8002 ayear ago SfiG for ten years with cornacreage estimated at 100996000 anincrease of 11 per cent from lastyear

Oats condition averaged Sn7 percent 81 last year tenyear average875 Amount of wheat remaining onfarms July 1st was 5S per cent oflast years crop equivalent to 33797000 bushels

The wheat remaining on farms July1st of last year aggregated 54853000bushels and the tenyear average was

42012000 The average condition onJuly 1st of spring and winter wheatcombined was 839 per cent againstS16 a year ago KThe average condi-tion

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of other crops followsBarley 862 per cent against 844

last year and a tenyear average of901

Irish potatoes 896 per cent against915 last year and a present acreage-of 9198000

Tobacco 866 per cent against 867last year and a tenyear average ofS6 present tobacco acreage 7C3000acres

Flax 2657000 acres condition 925per cent against 932 last year

Hay condition 926 against 82 lastI year

REV I W WILLIAMS TESTIFIESRev I W Williams Huntington-

W Va testifies as follows This Isto certify that I used Foleys KidneyRemedy for nervous exhaustion andkidney trouble and am free to say

I that Foleys Kidney Remedy will doall that you claim for it Sold by alldealers

SET BACK TO SEPTEMBER

Harry Thaw Must Remain in Poughkeepsie Jail for the Next

Two MonthsPoughkeepsie N Y July HThe I

proceedings in the Thaw case whichwere to have been brought up for ahearing yesterday have been post-poned

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until the September term ofcourt which means that Thaw willhave to remain in Poughkeepsie jailuntil that time Thaw went to WhitePlains this morning to appear beforeJustice Mills for a hearing in his case-

in which his counsel expected to makeI

arguments to determine his right toa jury trial on the question of his san ¬ I

ity He was accompanied by his newlegal advisor Judge Morschauser

STARVED TO DEATH-Is what truthfully could be said ofmany children who die They haveworms poor little things they dontknow it and you dont realize it Ifyour child Is cross fretful pastycomplexioned and loses weight for no

reason give it Whites Cream-ermituge you will be surprised at

the results Wand how quickly it picks-up Sold by AntiMonopoly Drugstore

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THE OCALAANTHONY OUTING

Grihamville July 13On Thurs-day

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afternoon a party from Anthony-and a party from Ocala met at SilverSprings By previous arrangement-with Mr P T Randall the Winona-was lying at anchor in the spring ata point jut above the boat house inwaiting I

Connor was the Mecca But everynook and corner every straight piece-of run every sharp curve was aMetva within itself thought every

one whenThe Winona steamed down the trail

With them holding to the rail I

Captain Patrick Todd Randall wason the bridge and Tom Mitchell at I

the throttle and John Stafford madeher hit the trail just right

Anti folks who read this smile yourbestlw your happiest and smile j

your best then you can imagine howthese Cantalopolitians and Ocaiiansjwere Every thing in the continuouswoods is at its best in July Floridaespecially this part of the great pe ¬

ninsula is an Elysium in this monthand Thurslay these great continuous i

woods or jungles along the river werefar beyond our pen pictures Wecould never find words to picturethem with I

To alj parts of the compass the I

river wends through this tropical for-est

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the sixteen miles between here j

and Silver Springs And this distance-was covered before dark At Connorsupper appeased the excursionists

Connor U an ideal spot on the mapof the world to eat supper or any I

other meal at Connor too is a tineplace to live at We have lived here i

well a girl never likes to tell her ageAny way we have lived here all ourlife and we know Connor to be anideal home land But this Is not tell-ing

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you about their super i

Supper was spread under the oaksand ialmettus on the Connor dock

Miss Mai ion is at home in the kitch-en

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and when she opens her basketat a picnic slit makes Alachua atIltDuval and the rest sit up and take I

notice Marion county women knowthe art of cooking to a T At this i

spread were everything that is goodto eat in the tropics Yellow legged J

chickens the preachers kind An-thony

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I lamb and squirrel from theGiahamville jungles and Ocala icecream and cold drinks soft of course

and watermelons from the Hullcountry and cakes and pies and sal ¬

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ads Thy were all put up in thecream of the salad howl country

Of course the first thing doing after

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supper was putting the wish bonesI

under the table covers They werepulled and the wishes made TimTomlinson and Will Dunn were the j

first ones taught in the meshes so I

to speak After supper Mr and MrsP T Randall invited the party into I

their home on Connor Heights HereI

fur an hour music was enjoyed andgames played Mr and Mrs Randall

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always show their guests the close inorange grove Tins indeed theparty said when they were beingshowed over the grove is worthcoming miles to see

We are not at all acquainted withthe irrigation system as yet Anywaythis crowd were not acquainted with I

it In their rambles over the groveseveral tripped over the pipes and hit J

the cruel earth They were so awfullyhappy so were always looking up notdown-

In the parting every one of thebunch shoo Mr and Mrs Randalls i

hand and said Good bye see youagain The sun had gone down the f

moon was playing hide and seek inMarions yard and the alligators were I

playing their first piece of the nightthe fire bugs were on duty in ourlovely woods and the stars saluted I

our country with their twinklesThey were offall huddled together

in company upon the the hurricanedeck happy as larks in May Through-the black waters of Oklawahas deepgorge the launch cut her way home

Those in the bunch were Mr andMrs Arnold of Oak Mr and MrsLouis Lang Ocala Miss Grace Milligan Anthony Misses Cora and OssieGriffin Anthony Miss McDowell-Oak Miss Gist McIntosh Miss Strip ¬

ling Anthony and Messrs WardGriffin and J C Howell AntimonyTim Tomlinson Will Dunn and Wal-ter

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Harris Ocala Alberta-

IF YOU KNEWThe merits of the Texas Wonder jouwould never suffer from kidney blad-der

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or rheumatic trouble 1 bottle twomonths treatment Sold by druggists-or by until Send for testimonials-Dr E W Hall 2926 Olive street StLouis Missouri

LAUNCHES BUILT TO ORDERThe public is cordially invited to In-

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the Merry Widow the beauti-ful

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launch at Silver Springs that Ibuilt entirely from keel to awning Irm rrepaiod to build launches of anystile anl any reasonable size andt mplet ly finish and equip themready for the water at moderatecharges and In the very best worktranphip The work is fully guaran-teed

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If you want a beautiful model-a strong safe and well built andspeedy boat place your order withme Frank Mathews

Ocala May IS

I The Doctor Away from Home WhenMost Needed

People are often very much disap ¬

pointed to find their family physicianIs away from home when they mostneed his services Diseases like crampcolic and cholera morbus requireprompt treatment and have in manyinstances proven fatal before medicinecould be procured or a physician sum-moned

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The right way is to keep athand a bottle of Chamberlains ColicCholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Nophysician can prescribe a better med ¬

for these diseases By havingit in the house you escape much painand suffering and all risk Buy itnow it may save life For sale by alldruggists

COWS FOR SALE-I have three or four good fresh

cows for sale will give from two tothree gallons of milk per day W DCam

Delay in commencing treatment for-a slight irregularity that could havebeen cured quickly by Foleys KidneyRemedy may in a serious kid-ney

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disease oleys Kidney Remedybuilds up the worn out tissues andstrengthens these organs Commence

I taking it today Sold by all dealers

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HAVE BURIED

TilE HATCHET

Senator Daniel of Virginia is Received

With Much Cordiality at Bry ¬

ans Home at Fairview

Lincoln Neb July HThe oldwound between Senator Daniel of Vir ¬

ginia and W J Bryan was healed yes-terday

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afternoon when the two met atFair View shook hands and made mu ¬

tual pledgesSenator Daniel was coming through

from Denver with the Virginia dele-gation

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the chairman of which tele ¬

graphed Mr Bryan that they wouldlike to see the presidential candidate-at the station-

Mr Bryan met them and took theentire party out to his home SenatorDaniel and Mr Bryan walking armin arm

Arriving a Fair View Senator Dan ¬

iel made a short talk in which hesaid

Whatever difference existed be-tween

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the Virginians and you wassettled when the gavel fell bringing-to a close the Denver conventionFrom that moment every Democrat-in Virginia was for Bryan anti we willcarry the state for you this fall

Mr Bryan was much pleased at thesentiments expressed by the senatorand replied in a happy vein saying

We expect to carry Virginia wealways have carried Virginia and weappreciate what the senator from thatstate has so well said And further-more

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we will undoubtedly wish to callupon the most distinguished speake-rf that state to assist the party inneighboring states and I know thatwe will not ask him in vain for hisassistance

Then the Virginians warmed up andscattered over the fine yard at Fair-View while Mr Bryan and SenatorDaniel had half an horns quiet chatby themselves Both men seemedsimply delighted over the events

For two years there has been acoldness between Mr Bryan and Sen-ator

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Daniel The culminating pointwas reached last summer in Washing-ton

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when Senator Daniel refused toshake the hand of the Nebraskan

There is more catarrh in this sec ¬

tion of the country than all other dis-

eases¬

put together and until the lastfew years doctors pronounced it alocal disease and prescribed localremedies and by constantly failing tocure with local treatment pronounced-it incurable Science has provencatarrh to be a constitutional diseaseand therefore requires constitutionaltreatment Halls Catarrh Cure man ¬

ufactured by F J Cheney Co To-ledo

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Ohio is the only constitutional-cure on the market It is taken in-

ternally in doses from ten drops to ateaspoonful It acts directly on theblood and mucous surfaces of the sys ¬

tem They offer one hundred dollar-sfo any case it fails to cure SendAdFamily Pills for constipation

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The primary and intermediate chil-

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of the Baptist Sunday school areinvited to a peanut hunt in the churchyard Sunday at 430 oclock

FOR RENTLower floor of MrFrank Lyties house in second ward

i Apply at this office or to Frank LytleStanton Iwk

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Opens into the lobby of theOcala House

Offers the very best service of skill-ed

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workmen with modern appliancesStrictly sanitary Electric fans elec-tric

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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

Plans furnished-on application

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JONAS FORT JAMES FORT

Fort BrosWe carry a complete line of

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And Family Groceriesand will give prompt attention to allorders Ve also carry hay grain and

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feed buy and sell country producechickens and eggs Give us a share-of your patronage We deliver goods-to any part of the city114 North Magnolia Street Ocala Fla

FLORIDA EXPORTS WHALE OIL

Two Thousand Gallons from the BigFish Which Recently Went

Ashore Near Daytona

Daytona July HThe companycomposed of J D Maley Elmer Oli ¬

ver J C Pettepher and Capt S Ben ¬

nett has completed its labor of ex-tracting

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sperm oil from four of thenine sperm whales which stranded onthe beach near Mosquito Inlet aboutthree weeks ago bout 2000 gallons-of oil were secured Market quota-tions

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from New Bedford Mass showthe oil to be worth 4S cents a gallonthis is an average and includes allgrades

The gentlemen above named under ¬

took to take the oil from four of thewhales the balance of the nine whichwashed ashore being worked by aparty from New Smyrna

The blubber was cut from thewhales and hauled by team to the oldsugar mill near Port Orange andthere fried out It is said that fully asmuch oil was lost as secured owingchiefly to the improper facilities forhandling it

The oil will be shipped to NewYork this week

THE SWINE AND THE FLOWER-

Oh me I saw a huge and loathsome-sty

Wherein a drove of wallowing swinewere barred

Whose banquet shocked the nostriland the eye

Then spoke a voice Behold thesource of lard-

I fled and saw a field that seemed atfirst

One glistning mass of roses pure andwhite

With dewy buds mid dark green fo ¬

liage nursedAnd as I lingered oer the lovely sightThe summer breeze that cooled that

Southern scene-Whispered Behold the source ofCOTTOLEXE

A BIG BARGAINFOR SALEOue entire stock of

shoes and fixtures Big bargain tothe right party Offer good for onlyten days Marion Shoe Co

J M Meffert ProprietorOcala Fla

BIG JOB FOR A BARBER

Will Be Due on Thomas Robertson ofMissouri in November if Bryan-

is Elected PresidentDenver July 11 Thomas Robert¬

son of Missouri appeared on thestreets with a beard four feet longand hair which was draped down overhis shoulders extending to the small-of his back

Mr Robertson came out of hiber-nation

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from Missouris hills whereRip Van Winklelike he has beensleeping and letting his hair grow forthe sake of William Jennings Bryan-

In 1S9G when Robertson was a com-paratively

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young man he made a vowthat he would let pig beard and hairgrow until Bryan was elected Presi ¬

dent of the United States In the fallof that year Robertson was disap-pointed

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and by the time the electionwas over he had developed a strongblack beard and a luxuriant growth-of jet black locks

He resolutely refused to go back onhis determination never to cut hishair or beard until Bryan became thePresident of the United States Inchby inch the hair grew year by yearits luxuriance faded away Four yearspassed and the determined man stoodfirmly by his declaration unmoved byentreaties of relatives and friends1900 came and with it hope rose againin Robertsons breast but Bryan wasagain defeated and Robertsons haircontinued to grow and to fade

Then came 1904 By this timebowed with the weight of eight addedyears and eight years growth of hir-sute

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adornment Robertson had begun-to age but his spirit of hope for theultimate triumph of his Man of Des ¬

tiny remained Robertson made an ¬

other wagerthat Bryan would bethe Democratic nominee Stung again-was he but now after 12 years Rob ¬

ertson is here with all his radiantsnowwhite hair and is one of the ec ¬

centric attractions in the conventioncity He has come with confidence-that his whiskers and his hair aresoon to go-

Bryan will be elected as sure asmy hair is three feet long he said

On Nov 4 I will hire three barbersand I am going to send my 12 yearsgrowth of hair to Mr Bryan for ijsouvenir

Best Medicine in the World for Colicand Diarrhoea-

I find Chamberlains Colic Choleraand Diarrhoea Rembedy to be the bestremedy in the world says Mr Co LCarter of Skirum Ala I am subject-to colic and diarrhoea Last spring Itseemed as though I would die and Ithink I would if I hadnt taken Cham ¬

berlains Colic Cholera and DiarrhoeaRemedy I havent been troubled with-it since until this week when I had-a very severe attack and took half abottle of the twentyfive cent sizeChimberlains Colic Cholera and Diar ¬

rhoea Remedy and this morning I feellike a new man For sale by alldruggists

The Old BeastI

I An old story concernIng Lord Beaconsfield is worth repeating One daywhile walking about his country place-

in the easy coat and general carelessattire he liked to adopt when among-his farmers he encountered two wo-men strong partisans of Mr GladstoneSupposing him to be the keeper or gar-

dener¬

or something of that sort theyinquired if he would show them overthe place While they were wII kinabout they overwhelmed him withquestions as to the habits of the was ¬

ter of the manor Do you think youcould manage to vet us a sight of the

I old beast himself asked one of themMadam replied Lord Beaconsfield-the old boast has the honor to wait

I upon you nowLondon Gmpbic

A GOLDEN WEDDING-means that a man and wife have lived-to a good old age and consequently-have kept healthy The best way tokeep healthy is to see that your liverdoes its duty 3C3 days out of 365 Theonly way to do this is to keep BallardsHerbine in the house and take itwhenever your liver gets inactive 50cents per bottle Sold by the Anti-MonopolyI Drugstore

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