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1C L ittlnftr an4ft R CarrollProprietor and Publishers

I iV C1 ITTINGER-ErffUr awl 6 n ral Manager

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City CdiUr and iiwfntw Managerj

NOTIQE TO DELINQUENTS

t We have a number of subscribersIn the city who are so tar behind with

s their subscriptions that their namesI will be dropped from the lists on the

SitkofTYlYi unless payments are made3 thC ccounts This Is business so

it y Vwant your paper pay upJt tHE GLORIOUS FOURTH

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Thepeople of Ocala and severali I

thousand of their friends from thecountry will celebrate the gloriousFourth of July next Saturday OcalasFourth of Juiylias been more Idely-aJld systematically advertised this

7 > ear than ever before and the crowdexpected to be larger than on anyprevious day The committee has

fr gent out several thousand huge post-ers

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t l and have placed big display ad-vertisements

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In every newspaper Infifty mites of the city The merchants

should get ready for a rush for theywill lave It-

tThe trouble in Persia points to the

almost Inevitable partition of thatccuntry between Russia and GreatBritain which if It does not occur nowis certain to come later It that eventGreat Britain If she follows her tra-ditional

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policy will take the seacoastp and leave Russia the inland It would

1 be wiser to allow Russia to have whatshe has been working toward for two

I hundred yearsan Ice free seaportAt present the only Russian portsthat are tree from Ice the year around-are on the Black Sea which isntmuch better than an Inland lake Freeaccess tQ the Indian ocean by way ofPersia would give Russia her greatestopportunity to develop her Immenseresources and would make her less

9 threatening to the peace of her neigh-bors

The Sultan of Turkey has madeMrs Roosevelt and her daughter

4c Chefakats Mr Roosevelt was madei a Chessle cat by the American car-

toonists¬

t 4 some years ago

Prof McKlnney Is sending out to ¬

day the last load of his fine melonst from his Candler field They go viaIL Tampa to Key West when the pro-

fessor¬

L Is disposing of them at fairj prices

ATr Hardwood a pioneer resident-of Leesburg came up this morning tosecure piping for a well It Is so dryall the ponds and many of the wells

I 4s4 have dried up Mr Hardwood hasq J9 en a trucker for many years and

p until this season he never tried wat ¬

ermelons He shipped his crop in bar ¬

rels and they netted him 9 cents eachwhich he said was some money Hemade inquiries of his old neighborI t Major GM Hubbard and was sur-prised

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to learn that he was now aResident of that prosperous mining

Itown Globe Arizona

Rev McKinley the PresbyterianI pastor at Cahdler will go to SV Au-

gustIne Ins few days to 1111 for aI month the pulpit of the MemorialPresbyterIan church in that city dur-ing

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the absence of the pastor

y H W Jones bookkeeper for theMarlon Hardware Company spent theSabbath on the lake a guest of Mrand Mrs X Carstens Mr Carstens

r met Mr Jones at Eastlake Saturdayafternoon and carried him to north

J lake in his neat little motor boat

Captain Haskell the retired mer¬

chant of South Lake Weir who accom nled his sisterinlaw MrsMarshall to Jacksonville returned tothe kke yesterday Mrs Marshall re-

sidesI in Waycross-

Mr J G McDowell of IndianapolisIndiana who came down with the re-

mains¬

of his brother the late W MMcDowell will remain a few days atthe home of his brother at Oak

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IrMr G A McLeod of Tampa the

ij well known lumber man is a guest ofthe Ocala House

Messrs W K Baldwin and W LPost of St Louis Mo are guests of

t the Ocala House

Ac Mrs Souter of Sparr is buildingEv r two very pretty cottages of seven

room each They are just west of4 vMrPaekhama home The houses are

being built by Mr JS Leach andif

1 will be completed by the first of Sep-tember

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B P Garnett an oldtime Pennsylvanlan who years ago purchased theOwen grove on Lake Griffin was abusiness visitor in Ocala Saturday

I Miss Ervine who is the lovableh companion of MrsE A White with

her sister spent Sunday in OcalaThey were shopping here In companywith YrsEA White They willleave for Pabl j Beach Wednesday tospend the summer

All the auto owners of DunneUq-p will enter the auto race In Ocala on

the Fourth and It will be a battleroyal for blood and moneyI U

Thursday night the Baracas willVmeet at Mrs Standbys residence AK full attendance is desired

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Mrs Redding and two childten of Jacksonville who have beenvisiting friends In Brooksville stop ¬

ped oyer fii Ocala yesterday on theirJ way home to visit Mrs B N Redding

jL Miss English the stenographer atthe H B Masters Co left Sunday forNew York Miss English made many

it frlends In Ocala during her stay hereI Who will regret her departure-

MrE and Mrs Ed Nix returned to-

day to from their honeymoon at WhiteSprings They were met at the de-potJ by Mr Nixs parents Mr and MrsflTlll Nix and daughter Ruth of Ken

1 irlck where after a few Jays visitthey will return to their home atHernando-

Mrsif- E Thagard home from avisit to friends at Reddick

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typewriter upon easy terms If desired-I s

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4 imA telegram announcing MrMartins death has Just b received

Robert Martin recejyd a telegram-this afternoon that his brother MrLouIs Martin was dying near LakeCity where he has been staying for-a few days Mr Martin Is a nephewof Mr J B Martin of this city andhas been ill with lung troubre for thepast year or two gradually growingweaker and his death has been ex-

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for some time

THEIR FOURTH OF JULY

The residents of Lake Weir theOcala commuters and others enjoyingIts balmy breezes propose to nave aFourth of July all their own a gen-erous outburst of pure unadultenitvlAmericanism that will put to blushour mercenary display A grand procession of all the boats on the lakewill rendezvous at the north side ofthe lake and under the shadow of tilebeautiful oaks the people will therebreak bread together and enjoy them-selves

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in a good homelike way

SALE ABIG SUCCESS

Today began the second and lastweek of the Annual Clearance Sale atthe Boston Store and Manager Franksays the sale is exceeding his expec-tations

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Every day has been a busyone and Saturdays and Mondays bringmore customers to the store than thelarge force of salesmen can wait uponThe sale will close Saturday nightJuly 4th

LOCAL LEGISLATI-

ONA claJ meeting of the city coun-cil

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was held this afternoon with thefollowing members present viz J DRobertson H C Jones RhelnauerL W Duval and E T Helen stoJiThe object of the meeting was toname a meat and milk inspector and-it was resolved that whoever the coun-cil

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should elect he would have to ap¬

pear before the Board of Health andstand an examination to show hiscompetency and that said party fur ¬

nish whatever chemicals or instru-ments

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needed to make such tests aswould come under his care success-fully

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On motion of Mr Duval Dr E PGuerrant was named for such posi-tion

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and he unanimously electedMr Rh lnau r moved that as Mr

L W Duval alderman at large wajabout to take his vacation and In con-

sideration¬

of his service to the cityand fidelity to duty he be granted-the same salary during his absence aswhen present The motion was unani ¬

mously adopted and the meeting ad¬

journed

NEW LINE OF BICYCLES-

I have a complete line of standardhigh grade bicycles and will sell them-on easy payments Come in and getparticulars B F Condon

LATEST SHEET MUSIC I

Notice our window display of sheetmusic We have Just received a num-ber

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of the very latest and most pop ¬

ular pieces Call and look them overDFCondon successor to the OcalaMusic C-

oGOOD THINGS TO EAT

DEVILED CRABS

SOFT SHELL CRABSt

LOBSTERS

SHRIMP

CODFISH BALLS

FINDON HADDOCKS

HERRING IN TOMATO SAUCE

BROOK TROUT IN TOMATO SAUCE

BROILED MACKEREL

KIPPERED HERRINGCLAM CHOWDER

SMOKED SARDINES IN TOMATOSAUCE

O K GroceryC-lark Bros ProprietorsP-

HONE 174

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est QualityPrompt Service

Lowest PriceBuyfromth-

eBLUE WAGONSOCAlA ICE AND PACKING CO

MEFFERT TAYLOR

Pfatie 3-

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A few doses of this remedy will In¬

variably cure an ordinary attack ofdiarrhoea

It can always be depended uponeven in the more severe attacks ofcramp colic and choler inorbns

It is equally successful for summerdiarrhoea and cholera infantnin inchildren and is the means of savingthe lives of many children each year

When reduced with water andsweetened it is pleasant to take

Every man of a family should keepthlsremedyin his home Bny it nowPRICE 25c LARGE SIZE 50c

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THEATER

CHANGE OF PROGRAM DULY

Program for this EveningTHE FLOWER GIRL

TIT FOR TAT-

A MOTHERS CRIME

SHE WANTED TO BE AN ACTRESSJ

Open Promptly at 330 P M

Admission 10 CentsChildren 5 Cents

H M WOOD PROPN-

orth Magnolia Street Opposite McIver MacKays

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

Conventions held every Mon-day

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evening in Castle Hall over Pey¬

sers store A cordial welcome to vis-iting

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I knights H M Hampton C CChas K Sage K of R and S

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JUI Lodge No 22

I O O F meets every Tuesday even ¬

ing iri Yonges Hall Visiting brothersalways welcome

J F Thompson N GM M Little Secretary-

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aMarlon Dunn Lodge-No 19 meets In thetemple on the first

and third Thursday evenings of eachmonth Visiting brothers cordiallyInvited W D Graham W M

Jake Brown Secretarv

TONIGHT

If you would enjoy tomorrow takeChamberlains Stomach and LiverTablets tonight They produce anagreeable laxative effect clear thehead and cleanse the stomach Price25 cents Samples free at all drug ¬

stores

SPECIAL DINNERSThe dinners at the Elk Cafe for 59

cents are the best In the cityI

Mrs S Joyce Claremont N Hwrites About a year ago I boughttwo bottles of Foleys Kidney Remedy-It cured me of a severe case of kidneytrouble of several years standing Itcertainly Is a grand medicineand I heartily recommend it Soldby All druggists

THERE ARE OTHER VIRTUESSpeaking arguments and argu ¬

ments for prohibition the most popu ¬

lar and potent one is that liquor isresponsible for pretty much all thewoe want and degradation of mankind and very few of our own raceand country deny it Well what aboutthe Turks who are abstainers Isthere nothing of want naugnt of woeand an absence of degradation amongthe Chinese Are the Arabs models-of manhood such as are pictured asthe result of prohibition in this coun ¬

try How about the lovely and ma-jestic

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red man before he became ac¬

quainted with tfie firewater of thewhite man Temperance and sobriety-are all right and should be enjoinedupon and practiced by all but tney arenot the whole cheeseTampa Times

HE GOT WHAT HE NEEDEDNine years ago it looked as if my

time had come says Mr C Farthing0 Mill Creek Ind Ter I was so rundown that life hung on a very slenderthread It was then my druggist reccmmended Electric Bitters I bought-a bottle and I got what I neededstrength I had one foot In the gravebut Electric Bitters put it back on theturf again and Ive been well eversince Sold under guarantee at alldrugstores Fifty cents

EARLY BREAKFASTS-You can get an early breakfast at

the Elks Cafe if ou are going out ofown IP-

OOR MILK-

Is often thought to be responsible tor-n infants loss In weight or general

pcor health The cause usually isthat the child has worms They getthe nourishment in the food and theraby starves actually starves WhitesCream Vermifuge expels the wormsand nourishes the child sure and safePrice 25 cents Sold by AntiMono-poly

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Drugstore

WAR ABOUT A WELL-

A Georgia White Woman In Jail forShooting a Negress

Camilla Ga June 28Warrantshave been sworn out here for Mrs JC Byce a white woman living fourmiles west of town charging her withthe murder of a negro woman andher son a boy about 12 years oldcharging him with shooting at an¬

other-It appears that there had been some

trouble between the parties about theuse of a well and they met at thewell late yesterday afternoon and af-ter

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a few words Mrs Byce fired at thenegress killing her instantly

Mrs Byces son is charged withshooting at the son of the negresswith a rifle-

Sheriff Smith left for the scene ofthe killing about 10 oclock last nightreturning later with Mrs Byce whom-he placed in the county jail

ROGERS LIVERWORT-TAR AND CANCHALAGUA-

For the complete cure of coughscolds asthma and bronchitis and alllung complaints tending to consump-tion

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Liverwort Tar and Wild Cherryhave for ages maintained an estab ¬

lished reputation as a standard coughremedy It contains no opium orharmful drug Can be given withsafety to children Price 51 Sold bydruggists Williams Manufacturing-Co Props Cleveland O Sold by theAntiMonopoly Drugstore

CITY MAPS FOR SALEThe new city maps are now on sale

at the office of the city perk in thecity hall Price 1 each

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HOW THE PUBLISHER GOT EVEN-

A newspaper publisher has recent-ly

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brought suit against fortyfive menwho would not pay their subscriptionstions obtaining judgment In eachclaim Of these twentyeight madeaffidavit that they owned no morethan the law allowed thus preventingattachment Then under the decision-of the supreme court they were ar¬

rested for petit larceny and boundover in the sum of 300 each All but I

six gave bond while six went to jaiLThe new postal law makes It larceny-to take a paper and refuse to pay forILEx-

THE GRINDING OF LENSES FORSPECTACLES

Is a delicate operation It requiresskilled workmen at high salaries togrind lenses by prescription Thesmallest Deviation from the propercurvature makes a big difference inthe lens The measurements are madewith very sensitive instruments andmy lenses are ground for me by work ¬

men of the highest skill and scientifictraining DR D M BONEY

Eyesight SpecialistOcala Florida

I Office Hours 8 to 12 a m and130 to 430 p m Optical Office andLaboratory Rooms 2 and 4 GaryBlock

BALLOON ASCENSION-

The Fourth of July Committe hassecured the services of Mile La Pap ¬

ier who will give several balloon as-censions

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from the public square dur-ing

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the Fourth with a prize for eachascension

THE POLICE COURT

There were several cases in the citycourt this morning and Mayor Nash

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S collected 25 in cash fines and continued one or two cases The evi ¬

dence In one of the cases showed thatBig Boy a negro hack driver had

collected 150 from a man for a fiftycent fare and then had a fight over itA warrant was issued for him on thischarge also and he will be tried on thecharge of collecting excessive fares-It is said this Is often done where theparties are strangers and do not knowthe law and the mayor proposes tostop It

THE BIG HEAD-Is of two kindsconceit 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 by acting

I cn your liver with Ballards HetbineIsnt it worth trying for the absolute-and certain relief youll get Sold byAntiMonopoly Drugstore

SPIRITED RACES

The automobile and motor cycleraces for cash prizes on the Fourth ofJuly will be something new for theseparts and promise to be big crowddraweds-

W R Ward of Dyersburg Tennwrites This is to certify that I haveused Foleys Orino I ixative for chronir constipation and it has provenwithout a doubt to be a thoroughpractical remedy for this trouble andit Is with pleasure I offer my con-

scientious¬

reference Sold by aldruggists

KEEP COOL a

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Have electric fans placed in youroffice or home and keep cool throughthe hot months It Is inexpensive anda great comfort See Walter Tuckerthe electrician about them

HEALTH AND VITALITY

Motts Nerverine PillsThe great nerve and brain restora ¬

tive for men and women producesstrength and vtallty builds up thesystem and renews the normal vigorFor sale by druggists or by mall 1

per box 6 boxes for5 Sold by theAntiMonopoly Drugstore

LOSTBlack silk band watch fobwith gold buckle Attached to bucklewas charm set with small diamondThink it was lost on Sanchez streetJune 19th Leave at Teapot Grocerfor C J Fralick

BICYCLE REPAIR WORK-

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have the only completely equippedshop in the city for the repairing ofbicycles typewriters and musical in ¬

struments Prompt attention andwork guaranteed B F Condon

PILES PILES PILES

Williams Indian Pile Ointment willcure blind bleeding and Itching pilesabsorbs the tumors allays the Itch-ing

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at once acts as a poultice givesinstant relief Williams Indian PileOintment is prepared for piles anditching of the private parts Sold bydruggists mall 5c and 1 WilliamsManufacturing Co Props ClevelandOhio Sold by the AntlMopololyDrugstore-

Use Planks Chill Toinc Guaran-teed

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Price 25c Sold by all druggistsI

tIT INCREASING

The Trouble in Mexico May Be aRevolutionThree State Are

Now Involved

El Paso Tex June 291 Fifteenhundred troops have arrived In Torreon Coahuila as reinforcements forthe garrison at that point-

It is reported that the revolutionistshave occupied Matamoras Coahuilaabout fifteen miles from Torreon anithat Americans are sending their fam-Ilies tway from there as rapidly aspossible

Two hundred of the EighteenthBattalion Mexican infantry arrived

Lii Juarez yesterday afternoon In ChI-huahua patrols are stationed In thestreets and public hauses and thejails are heavily guarded

CYCLONE PLOWED A4 FURROW THROUGH CLINTON

Many People KiUd and Injured in aMinnesota Town

Clinton Minn June 28A tornadostruck this town yesterday afternoonkilling seven people and injuringtwentyfive some seriously Twentyhouses a printing office and twochurches were blown down

The tornado which was accompa¬

nied by rain started three miles north-of the town destroyed two farmhouses that were in its path andswept over Clinton which has about400 population-

A Chicago Milwaukee and St Paulmixed train was just pulling Into thestation as the storm struck the townifteen freight carS were blown oft thetrack as was also a passenger coachcontaining seventeen people All wereInjured but it has been Impossible tolearn their names or the extent oftheir Injuries-

The two churches which were des ¬

troyed are the Norwegian Lutheran-and the Episcopal

Telegraph lines were blown downbut as soon as possible news of thedisaster was sent to the neighboring-towns Relief trains were run fromGracevllle Ortonville and Monteviedo

DO NOT NEGLECT THE CHILDREN-

At this season of the year the firstunnatural looseness of a childs bow ¬

els should have immediate atentlonThe best thing that can be given IsChamberlains Colic Cholera and Diar ¬

rhoea Remedy followed by castor oilas directed with each bottle of thremedy For sale by all druggists

A DARING INNOVATION-

Some Cleveland Girls Wear DirectoryGowns at an Aristocratic

Summer Resort I

Old Orchard Maine June 28Uenshalf hose the real genuine kind care-fully

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supported by mens real gartersclasped about the calf of the leg is thesensation that eight Cleveland Ohiogirls have sprung on the people Inthis artistocratlc summer resort

The girls are Theodore HenriettaMartic of Euclid avenue Miss ElsaGoldthwaite Thayer Miss Eloise HugHn Miss Eva Osgood Tabor and theMisses Holmes Harper Ebersole andSweetstair

The girls are stopping at one jof themost fashionable hotels in the cityLast night they appeared at dinner-In Directory gowns of the very latestsheath models

Through the daring little slit at theside could be seen the half hose anathe diamondstudded gold buckles ofthe mens garters used to supportthem The affair has created a sen ¬

sation here

WILLIAMS KIDNEY PILLS

Have you neglected your kidneysHave you overworked your nervoussystem and caused trouble with yourkidneys and bladder Have you pains-in loins side back groins and blad¬

der Have you a flabby appearance-of the face especially under the eyesToo frequent a desire to pass urineIf so Williams Kidney Pills willcure you Sold by the AntiMonopolyDrugstore

FORT KING CAMP

W0FW No 14

Next regular monthly meeting willbe held Friday evening July 10th at8 oclock in Yonges HalL Visitingsovereigns are always welcome-

G W Martin C CChas K Sage Clerk

Consumptives Made ComfortableFoleys Honey and Tar has cured

many cases of Incipient consumption-and even in the advanced stages af-

fords¬

comfort and relief Refuse anybut the genuJne Foleys Honey andTar Sold by all druggists

CONCORDIA LODGE F U OF AConcordia Lodge No 181 Fraternal

Union of Ajnerlca meets fourth Wed-nesday

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of every month 730 p m atYonges Hall R E Yonge P M

Chas K Sage Secretary

The Breakers by the SeaSEABREEZE FLORIDA-

Is now open under the management of I M MABETTE-The house will be conducted on a higher plane than ever before thor-

oughly renovated and refurnished Rooms single or ensuite with or with-

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private baths Fine fishing and the best surf bathing in the world

SEA FOOD A SPECIALTY A TRIAL SOLICITED

Rates 1 per day and upward according to location of roomsThoroughly equipped garage arid livery In connection-

B H SEYMOUR K MacPHERSON

Marion Development CoDEALERS IN

Real Estate and BuildingMaterialWO-

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PROPERTIES BOUGHT AND SOLDL-OTS FOR SALE CASH OR EASY TERMS

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°lamps fitted with No2 burnersfor only 24C

White porcelain and pitchers only 79LOOK AT THE WINDOWS

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firaifire Sieves Odea Crockery Lamps Rap Carpets HattiisiLiBoleias Blaikels CoMforls TaMe aii lei

lieD Pictures Portiere aid Lace CurtailsI

Haraess Sallies Trunks Suit Cases and Satchels1

BUILDING MATERIALI

this Ltee Sewer ail Flue Pipe Lath Sfciijles CeIHat

Waftis Carriages Buggies Undertakers GOds

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