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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-11-25
MARTEL ITEMS.
JOSH.

special Correspondence Ocala Banner:
Miss Jane B. Gilbert, of York, is
visiting her nieces the Misses Bates
this week.
Miss Hattie Barco, Of Albion, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. c. r. Neal
az Cotton Plant, and will also visit at
Martel while here.
There was a pound party at Mr..
and Mrs. p. A. Ausley's last Friday
night which was very much enjoyed
by an who attended it. About eigh-
teen OF twenty young people came
out from Ocala.
Misses Lucille and Belle Bates spent
a very pleasant day last with Mrs.
Ansley.
Everybody remember the mission
AIRY rally at st. Johns church next
Sunday, Nov. p. Dinner on the
grounds.
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WOMAN SHOOTS AT FEUDIsTs.
Attempt Made to Clean Out the Wal
lace Family

Huntington. W. Va, Nov. 2i.-Ths
community across the Big Sandy nv.
or from Yorkv.lle was the scene Of q
fatal fcud during the night between
the family Of John Wallace and the
Curry brothers.
The latter demanded liquor ar Wal
lace'- saloon. bat were refused When
the Curry brothers began shooting
Wallace closed his saloon. Later -
Curry brothers with others went to
Wauace's home. demanding that Wal
lace come ont when Ms. Wa.iace
stated that her husband was not as
home the crowd broke Ia the windows
Mrs. Wallace then fred into the crows
and fatally wounded Thomas Curry.
Mrs. Wallace was shot twice. once
in the leg and the other time ln the
shoulder She rode % Louisa. Ky
where she gave the alarm and che sher
If and deputies left for the scene q
trouble.
Wallace escaped 90 Yorkviiie. AT
of his live stock was killed by the moh.
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AgsrAINERs GET LOWER RATES.
Life Insurance Companies wa Make
Them a Special Glass.

mem a SPCCidi NiSSS'
Ne WORK, Nov. 24.-TOtal abstain
ers in the matter Of spurious and malt
liquors are likely in the near future
to be given special low rates by the
leading life insurance companies, &C.
cOrding 20 the Tribune.
AS is we'll known, the insurance
companies never issue policies 10 i'm.
moderate drinkers where the circum
stances are known, but for many years
numerous authorities have claimed
that the average span of life was long
er among persons who were not total
abstainers and the underwriters have
never taken a decided stand in the
matter. Now, however, it is stated
that a number of actuaries and medi-
cal directors have been working on
statistics running over a period OF
over ten years and from the records
of a large number of life companies,
several of the authorities have come
to the conclusion that the total ATTAIN.
ers as a class live longer by from %
to 80 per cent than the moderate
drinker as a class.
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Boston, Nov. 2i-rhe new Tinted
States cruiser Pennsylvania arrived in
Boston harbOr today from New York.
for her Official trial trip over ne Caps
Ann course. The Pennsylvania. ilks
her sister ships. the West vIrinia ant
ColOadO. must obtain an aveaxe sped
OF p knots for four consecutive hours
in order 20 reach contract require
ments. A meeting of the government
trial board was called for today % g.
eide upon the time % the trial auf
make other necessary arranremr-as
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CLARK HOWELL FOR GOVERNOR
Well Known Georgia Announces His
Candidacy for that Office.

Atlanta, Nov 23-Positive announce,
ment Of his intention to run Tor gov
ernor two years hence was made ~
Hon. Clark Howell, Editor Of the At,
lanta Constitution, and state senator
from this district, TUESDAY.
This declaration of Mir ! ellis il,
tention at this time is dI 10 the yr,
tual announcement of Their can4iG2cr
for the gOvernorship BY Hon. J. II. Is
till of Savannah, and Hon. BOykln
Wright of Augusta.
1t has been reported for some time
past that Mr.. Howell would run, but
he has remained silent as to his inten.
tons until today. In response to the
question whether or not he would be
candidate, Mr.. Howell said:
The fact that two other anOunce
ments have already been made perhaps
justifies me in saying, even thus early
that l will be in the race, that my
friends may know of my intentions"
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jacksonville Resi estate.

The proposed auction sale on No
vember 29th of the lots represented
by the property known as the Dyal-
Upchurch subdivision, is another ev-
idence of the push and enterprise of
the well-known real estate firm of
Brobston, Fendig & Co.
This property is located near the
proposed terminals of the Atlantic
Coast Line. The Coast Line people
have already begun the construction
of terminal facilities to cost approx
imately one million dollars, which,
when completed, will cause an ad-
vance of all contiguous property.
The Dyal-Upchurch subdivision is
sufficiently near the Coast Line ter
minals TO afford very convenient res
idence and is easily accessible to the
city. The tract is directly on the
Phoenix car route and within the city
limits.
The very successful sale early in
October of the North End sub-divis-
ion by the same firm confirms the
idea that suburban real estate in
jacksonville is in great demand
Florida Daily Sun. November %.
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STATEMENT NOT TRUE.
Inquiry Of Judge swsyne Case IN Pro8
rsss az Washington.

Inquiry Of Judge swsyne Case IN Pro8
rsss al Washington.
Washington. Nov. % when the
Swayne inquiry before the house iuft
ciary committee was resumed TO-DAY
Joseph y. Stripling. United state az.
trict attorney for the southern disrricf
Of Florida. was called by the defense.
He was appointe district attorney 90
the first time during the Harrisun a.
ministrstion He denied a stafemeut
made by the witness. J. y. G. sfock
ton. who had testified a few days ae1
that Stripping had asked that thc -
on Judge Swayne cease and thai n
Stockton would bring about such -
suit be- (STip,.uzI Was .u a posif.oll.
20 see that stockton could have Ehaf
he wanted In the way % receivershlns
Stockton was never more mistakes
in his -" said Stripping
Mr. Stripping said that sfocrna
came TO his house but once. and then
on business o. Stockton's. and remain
ed but a few minutes.
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No Mare six.Dav cor..s..

new York, Nov. z4.-An ordinance
winch has just been passed by the
BOARD OF aldermen having for it's oh
1ect the prevention of six-day bicvcls
racing IS quite broad in it's provisions
SO much so that it might be internret.
ed 70 stop many popular games. II
Iorolds any persons in a contest o.
speed skill or endurance" remainins
IN Inc contest for more than three
hours out of any "a. Under strict an.
plfcatloon' the new ordinance as sdgned
Dy the mayor, might affect golf. bowl
game.
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FORCED TO LIS EN- TO wooINa.
Amateur Burglar He RS a Young Man
pom the CT est!on.

Now Yorl; Nov "a An amateur
burglar giving his maze as ho"aru
Watson. captured in Thi4 ty-fitI street
hos told an amusing stoiy OF lis hrSt
evner;e1ce in acquiring t. property OF
others When arrested lie had sever
FL pieces of silverware bearing the
initials of a wealthy soap L2A"-dC'
turer re ding in Madison Gy@rue. one
nee Fai been pawned u 1uy " a.
sons breakfast. but was quickly re-
covered.
watson told the police that he
had recently lost his position as d
bCsp,tal attendant and was extremely
hungry when he found the basement
door Of the mansion open and walked
in. He sneaked upstairs and was
about to help himself to some silver
articles when young man and hand
some girl entered the parIor. wac
son was frightened badly, but con
cealed himself behind some heavy ORA
perics and was compelled TO stand
there several hours while the young
couple discussed their affairs and the
youth finally proposed and was accept
ed. When he was able TO escape from
the hiding place the fellow found all
exits fastened and was compelled 10
remain in the house throughout the
night. Early in the morning he elud-
ed the servants and fed down the av-
enue. Soon after he was arrested.
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Philadelphia. Nov. 24.-Henry Hen.
derson and his nephew. George Hen
derson, negroes. were shot and klreg
early this mOrnig az Belhayros. a
posse Is searching for Frank saylor
a negro. who Is alleged 20 have 90
mitted the murders.
Henderson said he had me- sayiof
on the road and that the latter 40
shot him without warning TIE uuunf
ed man died soon after. His nentae
overlook the fugitive and affempfei
10 seize him. but vas KILLED instantly
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KtLLsr - 0YEa LOVE $fFA'H
Burns Levs / -.t.rs Tnsn rr''ia -
cree yaric Asa.

.n \ L
AsAey.Ue y. g.. nov. -i-Aa .lsiaai
manager rera o. Grimes. oi Oe1rss
w. VanderDIrs Biltmore estate con-
mitted suis de- by taking hydrac}anic
acid. a love AFFAIR being ibs arse 20
his act.
He went 20 the Fillmore nur- ery ana
asked permission 90 the waterman 90
allow hin G, .ura q package OFT ioFs
letters IN re furnace. After waica-
i'm The letters bum re ba e tie watch.
man gooCby. lie went to the Bic
more sHce and obtained some hydrz
cvar.c acid. took 60 90 the sEannans
GA river. near by. and drank h When
his body was found few hours later
he was lying Eith bis face downward
in the water. his body ON the shore.
In Mr.. Vanderbilt Office vas found
the following message: "Let Glm who
gave be being judge me not alone
Young Grimes had often spoken ci
his love affair and told a friend thnf
the girl I'm question had lei him
devilish life
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-11-25
Popular visitors.

Misses Annie and Maud Needham,
two of Ocala's most charming and
beautiful young ladies, who have
been spending a week with their
friends, Mrs. J. T. Moore and Mrs.
sue Eichelberger, left yesterday for
their home after a delightful visit,
attending the fair and looking around
az the city. They made many friends
in Tampa and it is hoped they will
make another visit soon as they were
very much pleased with Tampa
Tampa Tribune.
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STOLE PREFERRED STEEL sTocF

Express Company EmpIoye Absconds
With Securities.
New York, Nov. 23.-Behind the pub.
lication by a detective agency in Wal
street of a notice warning brokers and
bankers that the assignment ON two
certificates for 100 shares Of United
States Steel preferred stock, worth
about SIS, 900, and one certificate for
so shares Of Michigan Copper Mining
stock worth about $500 had been
forged is report that the certificates
were stolen by a trusted employee OF
Edward Breitung, of Marquette.
It is also stated that the employee Of
the express company asked for a va.
cation three weeks ago. After he had
gone Breathing learned that the man
had left no definite address and told
different persons various stories as ia
his destination. Suspicion was aroused
and an examination of the safety de
DOsit box to which the man had access
was hurriedly made. 1t is said to have
resulted in the discovery that several
hundred shares were missing besides
the certificates mentioned.
Breitung hurried east and found that
the man already had transferred some
IF the shares to his own name. Owing
TO the form of assignment which the
certificates bore there is some question
as to who will have to bear the loss
Lifeboat Crosses the Atlantic.
St. j ms, n. F., Nov. 21.-The life
boat Uradd. which arrived here Fri.
day from Salesund, Norway, Aug. Z.
had a most wonderful trip, being re.
plete with thrilling experiences. She
was fired on by a Norwegian whaler
in mistake for a whale; was fouled in
an ice foe and nearly crushed; was al.
most ashore on the Farce islands
through being driven on a reef; was
nearly sunk by an ocean steamer OF
Belle Isle strait; was dismaSted by a
hurricane, and for FIVE weeks drifted
helpleSsly at the mercy Of the waves,
and nearly ended her career on the
lodges on this port In Q blizzard ON
Tuesday niSht-
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SUED FOR LARGE SUM.
Thos. Lawson, a Well Known Broker,
Is the Defendant.

Is the Defendant
Boston, Nov. 24-ThOmas Lawson
said today that service had been made
on him of papers in a suit for $3.50.
900, brought by persons in New York,
but he was ignorant both as to the
contents of the documents and the in.
dividuals named in them. He eX
planned that he was so accustomed 10
receiving legal papers that Re really
had not given this matter serious at
teton.
He had merely noted that the sum
of $350,0O0 was mentioned and that the
names of Fuller and COudert appear
ed before passing it over to his at
torney. He said that he had never
heard of either Fuller or COudert be
fore and that the whole matter was
call Greek to him"
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Japan Gets Submarine Boats.
Toxic, Nov 24.-Five submarine
arrived at Yokohama today.

The sumarine boats referred to in
the dispatch from Toxic are probably
the five boats shipped from Quincy
Point, Mass, early in October last.
overland, to the Pacific. coast. They
were valued at nearly 100000 and
were understood to be intended for ia.
pan. The boats occupied IL steel
nat cars, and six box cars. They
were shipped in sections, and each car
was carefully covered with canvas.
which concealed the contents.
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Unprecedented Snow in ENGLAND.

London, Nov. 24-An unprecedented
fall of snow has occurred in the Brit.
ish provinces. Many towns and vii
lagos are isolated and railroad com
munication is greatly delayed. In
some parts it is entirely stopped
There are instances of funerals being
snOwbound between the house and
cemeteries and children have had to
be dug out of drifts between their
houses and the schools. Even in West
Cornwall and the island of Jersey.
where snow is a rarity, heavy falls
are reported. Ten to twenty degrees
Of frost were registered in the United
Kingdom last night.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-11-25

Butte Mont, Nov. af.-Iatn
Schwann. proprietor az ne schuarn
Printing works. has been 49, 80
Killed by a boy named loan Esans
Schwann was making q demouaraf !.
AZ MS home and co frightsa ne ms
SWay and save Mrs.. schvann from =
beating, Evans says he aros sssernI
Snots az Schwann. ons az Nhich co.
enect' passing through NE As.rt
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Colonel EstiH to Run for eov.r,or

Savannah, Ga. Nov. 24.-Colonel 7
H. Estill has practically announced his
candidacy for governor, though his an.
nouncement is still in the tentative
form by his reservation to the effect
that he would run if sufficient mum.
Der Of citizens should show they want
him Verbal and written assurances
rae tending to convince him that be
need have no doubt that many wan.
hirn.
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Notice.

A competitive examination for the
position of Special Sanitary Agent of
the State Board of Health of Florida,
will be held at the office of the State
Board of Health, Jacksonville, Fla,
December LIST, 1904, to fill vacancy
caused by the resignation of DR.. Hi
ram Byrd. Candidates must be cit
liens of Florida, not over 40 years of
age, graduates of some reputable
medical college, have at least a high
school literary education, and hold
membership in a county medical So
ciety of this state.
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WATSON TO EDIT MAGAZINE.
Former PopuIist Candidate for PresL
dent to Enter journalism.

dent to Enter Journalism.
Thomson, Ga, No. 23.-ThOmas E.
Watson, recent candidate of the PEG
pies party for the presidency, has an.
nounced that he has made arrange
issue tom Watson's Magazine" at a
low price, by which he expects to
reach a class Of readers heretofore in.
accessible.
The magazine, he says, will be en-.
tirely under his control and he will
write for it exclusively.
Mr.. Watson is to deliver an address
on Nov. 80, at Crawfordville, Ga, the
former home of Alexander H. Stevens.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-11-25

There must have been three hun
dred turkeys sold i'm Ocala for
Thanksgiving and there was very few
of BE- citizens who did not enjoy a
turkey dinner with all the accessories.
It wac a DAY 20 be- thankful for.
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PRINTERS GET WAGES RAISED.
The New York Union Takes Money in
Place of Fewer Hours.

Place of Fewer Hours.
New York, Nov. 24.-The TypOthe
tae, of New York, has announced that
at a conference of comittees repre-
senting the TypOthetae, the associa.
ton of employing printers and Typo
graphical union No. 6, the union com.
mittee has withdrawn its demand for
an eight-hOur day, taking an increase
in wages instead.
The demand of the composers ap
piled only to book and job Offices.
The advance in wages granted was
$3.50 a week, bringing the wages up
to $2l after Jan. l. According to the
union the demand for shorter hours
is put over for another year only.
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DEsT CAUSED KILLING
Prominent louisville Merchant siays
Oairyrnan with Care

Ut VI''aIII VIII N"T|"
Louisville. Ky. Nov. 2f-FredericE
Sanders. a dairy man. was killed BY
William r. Slaughter. Jr.. q cal msr.
chant, and one Of the best knoWn mea
in Louisville. The men had an arrIi.
ment over a debt. which culminafel
in Slaughter striking Sanders with
such force that he disiocated his neck.
death resulting instantly. Slaughter
surrendered. The ooroner's inquest
showed that Sanders neck vas dlsle
Gated and also fractured
Sanders was IS years Old. TIE trou
bic arose over an amount 81 SIS whica
Sanders owed Mr.. Slaughter Cor rsnf.
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DEFENSE CLAIM They
HAVE EYE Witness
Han Patterson's Lawyers Sly
They Will Clear Her.
cav THE FATAL SHOT FlEz0
Ian vii! Swear he Witnessed Caesar
Ycung in the Act of Killing Him
seIf-court viii Adjourn To-ly Yin.
til Next Monday

New York. Nov. 24.-When the trial
Of Nan Patterson was resumed to-day
her attorney, Abraham Levy, declared
that although the prosecution has
erected several strong barriers through
which the defense will have to batter
it's way to secure the acquittal of Miss
Patterson, he had no fear That they
would not succeed. He asserted that
he would bring forward a witness who
would tell a convincing story OF haV'
ing actually seen the shooting no mat
ter how strong the evidence OF the
people to the effect that no one was
within range of vision of the cab
when the fatal shot was fired. This
witness was a passenger on a street
ca passing across West Broadway, a
short distance from the scene Of the
tragedy, he said, and ir his narrative
he will swear from where he stood,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-11-25

Turkeys In Ocala sold from 10 TO Is
cents per pound. I'm other words a
turkey dinner i'm Ocala, just as good
in an respects, cost just one fourth as
much a. the same dinner would have
cost in New York.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-11-25

A. usual Mr.. Horace Vose, of Wes-
terly. r. L., a. has been his custom
for thirty years, furnished the White
House turkey. Ii weighed 30 pounds
and at New York prices would have
-old for Sl2. The White House tur-
key h. selected when young and fed
on special diet. No crowned head in
Europe could possibly have had finer
dish than the president had Thanks
giving
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-11-25

Mr. I'd. Carmichael sold so turkeys
the day before Thanksgiving. One of
them was sold and resold until he
caused s2475 10 change hands.
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THAHES SIVIHs ECHOES.

The prices for turkey in the New
York market Thanksgiving time have
advanced from Is cents in 1900 to
a. cents per pound in 1904. The
World wants 10 know why?
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JOSEPH Y. PORTER,
State Health officer.
Singer Sewing Machines and Supplies

Since the removal of Mr.. Lipscomb
to Gainesville, Singer sewing ma
chimes and supplies can be obtained
from L. w. Jackson, salesman and
collector, No. 2S4 Ocklawaha avenue,
Ocala. IL II I'm
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The farmers of the country are
moving along a peg also. They are
now growing a beefsteak and oyster
plant and making butter from the
milkweed. Soon they can say:
'Avant, We Trusts
Talk about the solid south" The
north can give the so-th cards, spades
and the deal and beat her at her own
game. 1t is politically solid and will
soon be frozen solid.
The president says he is still half
southern. He i going to Georgia,
and is going 10 be good.
The Marion Farms is converting its
cane crop into sugar.
Trains late!" is growing to be a
familiar salutation.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-08-10
Hu1vaii's Dusky King.

William y. Armstrong. who WIS ri
torney general under king N.:';!..z:!l
of Hawaii. in an amusing .oii.:3@
about that monarch says: lit = SIN
gular trait of the HawaiianS 20 av.,.>t
the use of English when sober. e:,
when drunk to use it with much vo.,l-
bi1ity. The kings Immediate prc,.ec;'S
SCR on the throne. LUnaliio. when =.
liquor would often refuse to cou.crSc
with his native rela in the n.t::c
language. but addressed them in Eng
liSh ana directed an interpreter 10
translate his speech and. on the other
hand. required Il translation in English
of ther%converSation in Hawaiian. The
kings remarkable memory furnished
him with 4 considerable vocabulary OF
uncommon words. Alcohol seemed 10
open that part of his brain where the.
were stored. especially when. like tie
moon, he was ut the third quarter ana
coming to the full On ono occasion
the use of the words 'hiDpo1ramatic
performance secured to him the pres
ti@e of a learned man"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-08-10

Many years ago, before the produc-
ton of grain was equal to the demand.
wages of farm hands We're high. but as
production increased the prices low
cred faster than the rate of wages.
y farmer employed an Industrious
Irishman for five years at the rate of
$50 Il month land found''-board. lolS-
ing, washing and mendinG. AT the enl
of the term he said to his man:
81 can't afford to pay you the wages
have been paying. You have saved
money, ana l have saved nothing. at
this rate you will soon own my farm
.'Then III hire you to work for me-
said the other, land you can get your
farm back againr'-SucceSS.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-08-10
The joys of Poverty.

It's all nonsense for rich folks to
haranGuc about the stimulating force
of poverty in character building. 1t
hasn't any, and they know it. Poor
races are always weak. Too much in
come gives fatty degeneration. Too
little produces emaciation. In the
forced oyerhustIe for bread there's lit
tic opportunity for intellectual better
ment. Shakespeare couldn't have dug
CLAIMS for a living at present prices and
have written never to be forgotten
dramas. The overwork Of poverty's
necessity doesn't give the brain a pro-
gressiye chance.-HaYfeldM Mover.
Reliable Furniture at Fairmondt Fur.
.aiture Co. B. As: Z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-08-10
NOTICE.

Ef II you see nice .oking
couple driving around with a
good stylish horse, elegant harness,
nobby run-a-bout, carriage or trap.
with nice clean robes, and everything
to match, you can wager ten to one it
was hired from the Jackson Livery
Barn, as we put out only that kind.
FRED s. JACKSON, Manager. Open
day and night.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-08-10
day and night.

given by the juices OF luscious fruits,
ripe and fresh. makes Jim Martins
soda so popular. The fact that all
these syrups are absolutely pure ap
peals to everyone's good sense who
values health. The water used is pure
also, and there is no Summer beyer-
age so wholesome and delicious. Try
a glass of soda with his delicious ice
cream at the