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EVENING STAR-C L BITTINGER CO

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C L Bittinger and R R CarrollIProprietors and Publishers-

C L BITTINGEREditor and General Manager-

R R CARROLL I

City Editor and Business Manager

The Crystal River News 5s so full ofads this week that the editors nameMr Clark is crowded out of its col-umns

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but that dont matter as themeat and local grist is thsre all thesame

Superintendent Turner has purchas-ed

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V H Jones tine horse which issaid to bo the finest animal of itskind in Citrus countycitrus CountyChronicle

The school teaehcrs and schoolmaams of Citrus county better lookout for now there is no telling whenthis vigilant school official will visitthem with his fast steed

EXTRAVAGANCE OF THE YOUNG

Yes siree Bill tunes is changedKince you an me was eloin our court-ing

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said Adoniram orntop with anote of sadness in his voice to oldAndy Clover who had crime over to-

Its a spell relates PuckWhen we was doin our courtin

Andy a gal thought she was hemstreated right Imrnsom if a fellerbought her 10 cents wuth of pepmints once in awhile an if he tukher to any loins in town she didntexpect him to go low into his jeans-to the tune of a dollar or two for icecream an soda water an candy atfoty cents a paouml My son Si tukhis ducksydaddle to the band concert-in town yistiddy an there want aquarter left of a dollar bill he struckme for time he got home Beats allthe way young folks throw moneyaway nowadays I tell ye times ischanged mightily since we was boysan the Lawd only knows what theend will be with a feller layin outseventylive cents on a gal in oneday

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BAILEY WILL LEAVETHE SENATE

Galveston Tex Oct 3A reportfrom North Texas where SenatorJoseph Weldon Bailey has his homeand many warm friends says he ispreparing to leave Texas and take uphis home in New York and engage inthe practice of law While the reportin the absence of the senator fromthe state cannot be officially confirm-ed

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it is accepted as true in politicalcircles That the Bailey farm in Cookcounty and other Texas propertieshave been sold recently is a fact

Attention is also directed to the factthat the once very popular senator hastaken no part in the national cam-paign

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and that he has not contributed-to the democratic campaign fund ev-en

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though his subscription has beensolicited His intimate friends say ifhe is going to leave Texas and going-to resign from the senate it is moreon account of his health and becauseIn can do better working for himselfthan for an unappreciative people

His political enemies charge thathe has lost his power and influence-as a political leader and that he hasnot recovered from charges madeagainst him of having been associatedwith the Standard Oil Company Inresponse to a question as to whether-he proposed leaving Texas SenatorBailey is quoted as saying that he hadnot yet resigned

OCALA COURT HOUSE

Ocala is said to have one of themost beautiful and complete court-houses in the entire South It pre-sents

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a spectacular sight to the na ¬

tives of the city as well as to thestranger The modern structure hasrecently been erected and is locatedin the heart of the city thus makingit convenient for those that havebusiness there Around the building-are the artistic made lawns and palmtrees always kept up and in repairUpon the four sides of the dome arelarge clocks at night they are lighted-by means of electricity and one caneasily see the hands upon the clocks-at night as well as in the daytime-The interior contains the most perfectdesigned and handsome furnitureThe ceilings and walls were made anddesigned by the best and skilledworkmen and interior decorators to behad in the country In fact one feelsan air of coziness on entering thebuilding Many sfrangers that visitthe hustling city commonly andfrankly express tluir opinions invari-Ably that it te the most comfortableconveniently arranged and most beau ¬

tiful court house building that theyever visited Ocala CorrespondenceTimesUnion I

HOME OF MR CLARENCE CAMP

Only a few minutes walk from thecenter of the city of Ocala in amonglofty trees and scenic beauty standsout boldly the magnificent home ofMr Clarence Camp This palatialstructure is one of the latest addi ¬

tions to the many beautiful homes inthis hustling city What is more en ¬

ticing and beloved than a happy andwell kept home The houses andhomes in a city are about the firstsights that attract the gaze and at-

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of the stranger and from thatsight one rapidly makes up theirmind the standing and prosperity ofthe city in general Citizens and visi-

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alike look upon this most modernbuilding with delight and a desire forone of its own kind It inspires newhopes and ambitions to those of think-ing

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minds The people of Ocala areproud of Mr Camps new home andwish him continued happiness Theironly regret is that there are not moreof them to adorn the beautiful streetsthat have recently been cleaned andmade ready for like structuresOcalaCorresondence TimesUnion

We are displaying the largest andbest selected line of perfumes toiletpowders toilet waters soaps etc inCentral Florida and will take pleas-ure

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in showing you the line TheAntiMonopoly Drugstore

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AT THE CHURCHES TOMORROW-

Grace Episcopal-

Rev Geo Hendree Harrison Rector10 a m Sunday school11 a mLitany holy communion J

and sermon730 p m =Evening prayer and

sermonCome and worship with us

Presbyterian-

Rev W H Dodge D DRev W H Dodge D D PastorSabbath school45 a mPreaching and sacrament of Lords

Supper 11 a mEvening service 730 p mA cordial welcome extended to all

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ChristianW H Coleman Minister

Sunday school 945 a mPreaching at 11 a m and 730 p mForenoon subject What Is a Chris ¬

tianEvening subject Pilates Dilemma

with ChristMrs Sara WhitfieldWinston will

sing at the morning service My Savfur and at the evening service shewill sing Face to Face with Christ

Everybody welcome

Baptist-

C C Carroll PastorSunday schoolJ45 a mMorning service11 a mSermon Honor thy father and thy

mother that thy days may be longupon the land which the Lord the Godgiveth thee This is the filth sermon-in a series of the ten commandments-In th commandment we find the basisof all human relationship Its im-

portance¬

cant be denied nor its re-

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shirkedB Y P UG45 p mEvening ses viees7 p mEvening sermon Three Strokes of

an Arrow on the GroundEvery one is cordially invited to at ¬

tend the services A few minutes inthe Lords house will surely be ofbenelitto you Seats are free musicgood Mrmons short and welcome cor ¬

dial

Methodist-

R H Barnett PastorSunday school 930 a mPreaching a m and 730 p mJunior League 3 p mSenior League 4 p mThe sacrament of the Lords Supper

will be administered at the close ofthe morning service-

A cordial invitation is extended toall

Strangers and all visitors to the cityare especially invited

Junior League

Meets Sunday afternoon at 230Rally Sunday Leader Annie Pope

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EagletonSongResponsive reading Ps 34 1116

Deut 649PrayerAddresses by the Junior League of ¬

ficersSongAddress by Rev BarnettRoll call-CollectionAnnouncementsBenediction-All members are urged to meet at

230 oclock to hold a business meet-ing

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I DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED-

By local applications as they cannotreach the diseased portion of the earThere is only one way to cure deaf-ness

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and that is by constitutionalremedies Deafness is caused by aninflamed condition of the mucous lin ¬

ing of the Eustachian Tube Whenthis tube is inflamed you have a rum ¬

bling sound or imperfect hearing andwhen it is entirely closed Deafness isthe result and unless the inflamma-tion

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can be taken out and this tube re-f

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stored to its normal condition hearing-willI be destroyed forever nine casesqut of ten are caused by Catarrhwhich is nothing but an inflamed con ¬

dition of the mucous surfaces-We will give One Hundred Dollars-

for any case of Deafness caused byCatarrh that cannot be cured byHalls Catarrh Cure Send for circu ¬

lars free F J CHENEY CO-

Toledo O

Sold by all Duggists 75e TakeHalls family Pills for constipation

TRYING TO SAVE THE CHILDREN

Jackson Miss Oct Mississippinow has a child labor law the Mc-

Dowell¬

act regulating the employ ¬

ment of minors in the cotton millsand factories of the state becomingeffective yesterday

Mississippi has less than a score ofcotton mills and while the child laborlaw enacted at the last legislative ses-

sion¬

is not all that its advocates de ¬

sired it is nevertheless a step in theright direction they say and if prop-

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enforced will remove severalhundred little children from the cot ¬

ton millsThe legislature neglected to create

the office of mill and factory inspec-tor

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placing the duty of enforcing thechild labor law in the hands of thesheriffs and the health officers of eachcounty and it is feared that its en ¬

forcement will not be as thorough asin some states Amendments tostrengthen the statute will be sub ¬

mitted at the 1910 session and it isbelieved that they will be adopted bythat body-

WOMAN INTERRUPTSPOLITICAL SPEAKER-

A well dresed woman interrupted-a political speaker recently by con-

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coughing If she had takenFoleys Honey and Tar it would havecured her cough quickly and expelled-the cold from her system The genu ¬

ine Foleys Honey and Tar contains-no opiates and is in a yellow packageRefuse substitutes Sold by all dealers

We lead the city on stationery tab ¬

lets and school supplies of all kindsThe AntiMonopoly Drugstore

WANTED Female that can worksewing machine and sew Apply 220North Second street Peter Ingram

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pleased to have you call and in-

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and Winter Clothing for men and ill

boys All of the latest cuts and IlL l-

j j fabrics are shown The new and j-

E fancy stripes made with cuffs are L iJI P TtJ the latest We have in

tostock suits

ranging in price from 10 to X27

and can give you a perfect fit t aFORM SIXTEEN

COPYRIGHT ewe

The FECHHE1MER F1SHEL CONEW YORK

j YR00A1SLet us remind you that while it is early in the season for these goods-

we have a large advance shipment of fall or light weight and alsothe heavy weights in Overcoats in all of the popular goods

I Gents Furnishings For the BoysOur stock of furnishings rets

We have a very strong line of

for men and boys is the New Suits in all the popular col¬

best in town and includes orings and finishes in Knicker-bockers

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the leading lines manufac-turers

¬ and extra pants We arewho guarantee showing the leading patterns for

style and qualityT-

heboys and can save the mothers

stock of Underwear Shirts imoney on these goods

Suspenders Hosiery Neckwearetc is very complete Look over our stock of Trunks and Bags be

The greatest variety in new forepurchasing and remember if it is in theshapes of John Stetson Hats insons and derbys in town Clothing or Mens Furnishing Line we have it

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OCALA FLORIDABRYANS PICTURE ON APPLES

Now its Up to Some Pomoligist toI Grow a Portrait

Lemonof Taft on a

Waterbury Conn Oct 2 BucyrusScudder a Bethlehem farmer is ex-hibiting four apples which he suc-ceeded

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in growing with the portrait ofAYilliam J Bryan plainly shown on theskin lie will send two of them toMr Rrvin I

Two years ago Scudder succeeded-in

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growing an apple with the fac ¬

simile of the signature of the dem-ocratic

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candidate for governor

A BANQUETSpread before you would do ypu nogood if you couldnt eat What goodcan food do a child when as soon asit enters its stomach it is eaten by I

worms Thats the reason your baby I

is ailing cross pasty faced and thinGive it Whites Cream Vermifuge t-

will expel the worms and act as atonic for the child Sold by Anti-Monopoly Drugstore

BURIED IN THE RUINS

Fire at Youngstown Ohio Fatal toThree Firemen

Youngstown 0 Oct 2Five fremen are in a hospital and three morein the ruins of Knoxs five and tencent store where fire last night gutted-the structure The building threestories high was wrecked The flamesstarted in the basement it is said andsoon spread to the upper floors whichwere occupied by offices and a school

Firemen battled with the fire fromthe roof and third floor when sud ¬

denly the whole interior of the struc-ture

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gave way carving eight firemen-to the first floor and basement Policeand firemen immediately began thework of extricating the imprisoned-men and five were taken out more orless seriously injured-

A SHAKING UPMay be vets well so far as the trustsare concerned but not when it comes-to chills and fever and malaria Quitthe quinine and take a real cureBallards Herbine Contains no harmfuldrugs and is as certain as taxes If itdoesnt cure you get your money backSold by AntiMonopoly Drugstore

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CLOSE MESH AMERICAN FENCES-

EE HOW CLOSE THESE MESHES ARE THEY WIL L TURN LITTLE PIGS

Heavy Wire Close Mesh Pig r o Set CtiJ

Tight 6 3 52 IN-

b 46 INTop and Bottom Barr No TO

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<itttl LARGE STOCK Q DICK SHIPMENTS

f1 d The largest stock of heavy and light hardware sash doors and

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J blinds farm mill and miners supplies paints oils etc etc carded i

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If > BONDS PORTABLE FIREPLACE

II 4 ji is especially adapted for turpentin men sawmill men or anyonej l where a temporary fireplace is needed The cut herewith gives a

4 rsame can be attached toI

fwfI any frame building either where replace would be built or can be-

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It is made of the bc3t galvanized steel is light strong and dura-blef This portable fireplace can he moved from place to place and

M t taken down or set up in a very few minutes thereby saving an ex¬

pense which would incjr in making a chimney of sticks and mortar-or brick

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HARRY B CLARKSON General Manager I