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OCALA OCCURRENCES

Rebekahs meet this evening

Mr George S Puttetvay of Leroywas in town today

Mr R A Dettrick of Bradentoxvn isa guest of the Ocala House

Spaldings baseball goods at theOcala News Co

Miss Daisy L Ross of Dunnellonis at the Ocaja House

Ben Condon has a line ofnew coast-er

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bicycles for rentf

Mr eo M Hyde of Crystal RiverIs aguest pf the Ocala House

V iiCome In sand see the line of new

books at the Ocala News Co

Mr T B Snyde rl has been spending-the week in Jacksonville

here were thirtyone arrivals atr je Ocala House last night

Mr J B Dowling of Lake City isa guest of the Montezuma

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Mr M H Sherouse of Reddick is aguest of the Ocala House

Mr C G Moxley of Istachatta Isa guest of the Ocala House-

A large line of paper covered novelsjust received at the Ocala News Co

Mr O M Gale of Belleview wasIn the city yesterday-

Use Planks Chill Tonic Guaran ¬teed Price 25 cents Sold by all drug-gists

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Miss Grace Hatchell went down toLake Weir this afternoon for a fewdays

Mr Fort the barber attended theLynne political meeting today ac-companied

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by a young lady

The State Horticultural Society isholding its anual meeting this week inGainesville 1t will be well attended-

Mr C H Mathis of Blackville S Cthe famous cantaloupe grower is atthe Montezuma-

The best 25c box ot paper we haveever put across the counter DanishCloth at the Postofflce Drugstore

Mrs Lyles has been quite ill for thepast few days at her home on SouthjPourth street

Mr Howard Walters went to Jack-sonville

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last night and will return to ¬night on the Seaboard

TJiere Were thirtytwo arrivals atthe Monlezuma last night Business-at this house is picking up rightalong

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Messrs R D Hannewacker W FBassett S H Knight and Drs Wilham Griffith and J G Baskin of Dunnellon were guests of the Montezumalast night

Mrs W N Murdough of Starkewas a guest of the Montezuma lastnight

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Mrs Bate Perdue of Brooksvflleca me yesterday to join her hus ¬band and they are guests of the Mon-tezuma

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for la few days

H I Puckett an experienced paintel rand paper hanger will do yourwork cheaply and guarantee the jobLrop him a card general deliverycity

Mrs C O Jones has been seriousIj ill for the past ten days at herhome in the fourth ward but is much

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Mr and Mrs S H Blitch of Blitchtcn spent the night in Ocala guestsof the Ocala House and the doctor

I went out to the Lynne picnic thisnorning together with Mr E E McLin and Drs Griffith and Baskin of

unnellon in Mr John R Robertsonsautomobile with Master Wilbur Smith

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but U how I good is the rquestionevery one should ask in buying

candyThe old saying that U a man is

judged by the candy he givesholds good today same as alwaysBuy the bestdont take thejustas good kind

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famous BonBons and ChocolatesThey ate in a distinctively exclu-sive

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class to themselvesOrders receive prompt and care-

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attention Just give us the nameand address and Uacle Sam doesthe rest

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A few cases leftand while theylast until all aesold we willsellChicken Loaf i J I

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LOSING EXERCISES OFTHE OCALA HIGH SCHOOL

Sermon at Baptist church Sundaymorning May 17th by Dr DodgeSpecial music by choir

Exhibit of work of all the grades ofOcala High School at school buildingon Monday May 22 from 930 to 11

Graduating exercises on the night01 May 22nd at Baptist church at 8oclock Dr Andrew Sledd president-of the University of Florida will ad ¬dress the class Everybody invited toall of the exercises I

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Daughters of the Confederacy-will hold a called meeting with Mrs-J H Livingston Sr Friday afternoonat i330 oclock

The Berlin theater had a big crowdlast night and everybody was wellpleased with the pictures which werevery fine They will be repeated to ¬night and if you did not see themlast night you had better not fail tosee them this even ng The scenesfrom Ben Hur are very interesting theItalian bandits are thrilling and theJapanese tumblers are simply wonder-ful

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0Mr A J Brigance candidate for con-

stable has been in the public servicemost of the time for the past sixteenyears He served six years in thecavalry branch of the United Statesarmy and was wounded at the battle-of San Juan Hill Since coming toOcala he has served on the policeforce has been chief of the fire de-partment

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and deputy sheriff and hasproved remarkably faithful and effi ¬cient in his duties If you vote for himfoi constable you will have to writehis name on the ballot and make across mark before it

Hon and Mrs HW Long of Martclspent the night in Ocala at the Mon-tezuma and went out to the Lynnepicnic and speaking today

Mr W B Taylor secretary andtreasurer of the Baird Hardware Coof Gainesville was in the city lastnight a guest of the Ocala House Hecame down to see his friend Hon Jeff-B Browne of Key West

ExGovernor W S Jennings camer own yesterday afternoon from Jack-sonville

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and spent the afternoon inthe city taking the night v train forSouth Florida-

Mr J C Wheeler the South Flor-ida

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agent of the International Harves-ter

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Co of America with headquarters-at Lakeland was in the city last nightand today a guest of the Ocala HouseMr Wheeler says his company is do ¬ing a very good business all thingsconsidered in the state and he has nofault to find The Marion Hardware-Co of this city is > the local distribut-ing

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agency for the implements gaso ¬lene engines pumps etc manufac ¬tured by this company and sell andhandle a great deal of the output

Mr E M Howard has returnedfrom a visit to his orange grove atAuburndale Mr Howards grovenhich is one of the finest in that sec ¬tion is looking fine despite the scar-city

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of rain

Mr Harry Bullock oft this city flag ¬man on the Tampa and St Peters ¬burg A C L run will make an at¬tempt next week to get on the famousJacksonville ball team Harry is oneof the best amateur players in theSouth

The colored baseball teams of Ocalaand Gainesville began this afternoonoh the new Magnolia street diamond aseriesof three games for the best twoout of three Both teams have goodplayers The park management gets20 per cent of the gate receipts

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SAND CONCERTrrTOMORROW NIGHT

The following program will be ren-dered

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by the Metropolitan Band fromthe band stand Friday evening at 815o clock The members of the bandwish to express their thanks and ap-preciation

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for the music receivedfrom Messrs M Wittmark Sonsof New York through the courtesy ofMr Jules Cohen some of which ap ¬pears in the program

March The BuglerF A YoungSerenade Dreaming J Anton

DaileyConcert polka Blonde and Br-

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two cornetsF H Rollinson

Overture Morning Noon and Night-in

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ViennaF Von Suppe-Intermission

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March Dixie GirlJ B LampeGenee Waltzes from the Soul

KissvIaurice LeviDescriptive Oriental march La

CaravaneGeorge ArchMedley overture Southern songs-

E Beyer A E Gerig Director-

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MISTRIAL-

J R Clark an unknown and friend ¬less white man is on trial in the cir¬cuit court for killing a negro at theturpentine still of Petteway HorneCo west of Dunnellon about twomonths ago The man being withontmeans the court appointed an attor ¬ney to defend him Mr Louis W Duval one of the brightest young lawyers-in the state The jury at a late hourlast night announced that they couldrot agree and it was declared a mis ¬trial and the jury discharged Thecase was taken up at 2 oclock thisafternoon and another jury enpaneled

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What is it that makes a man mostnoticeable on the street What is itthat makes you admire and wonderwhere he got that elegant suit andwhat he paid for it

It is nothing more or less than in ¬telligent dressing In ninetynine-cases out of a hundred he has on oneof our qriginal style creations that fithimfit his build fit his heightcomplexion and station in life in-dividual lcharacteristicIn short dis ¬tinctive If you will put yourself inour hands you will soon have the rep ¬utation of being a good dresser andyoull save money besides

Hundreds of styles to select fromPrices range from 10 to 50 A fitguaranteed or you pay us nothingi

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THEATERCHANGE OF PROGRAM MONDA-

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RI RI AND TIJAPANESE ACROBATS

Hand Colored

ITALIAN BRIGANDS

Open Promptly at 3 30 P MAdmission 10 and 15 Cents

HI M WOOD PROPWallace Building Opposite Methodist

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White Goods and EmbroideryBeautiful while materials of every weave and quality

suitable for making spring and summer wearabks are shtwiin almost endless variety here Our prices are impossibleto duplicate

PERSIAN LAWNS at per yard Ik to 5kFRENCH LAWNS 48 inch per yardl l35c lo 125

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LINEN LAWN 36 inch per yard 35co125SPECIAL Dimities Check Lawns and Madras worth up

to 25c on sale at per yard 2 415e

ST GALL SWISSES All our new imported Swisses i 1Lgreat variety ot patterns at reduced prices

EDGING AND INSERTION worth up to20c yard lieEDGING AND INSERTION up to 9 inches wide and

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Corset Cover Embroidery values up to 35c yardlk T4LAWN AND SWISS WAISTS NAW style1N IS751LACE WAISTS Ecru Cream and White I 259 to SI51-

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A CARD OF THANKS-

I wish to extend in this way myheartfelt thanks to our neighbors MrsG A Carmichael Mrs A E Delouest-and Mrs Louis Toffaletti for theirmany acts of kindness to my wife andmyself during the recent serious ill ¬ness of my wife May the Lord blesstHese good women-

Respectfully C O Jones

BOARD OF EQUALIZATION-

The city council sitting as a board-of equalization has been + in sessibn-for the past three evenings goingcarefully over the property assess-ments

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of the city and will continue-the work tonight when they willprobably finish the job

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Fishels advertisement in yester-days

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paper was intended for theweekly and not the daily Star andgiving away packages of crepe willbegin instead of endingtomorrow-

Dr LF Blalock Mr J A Bouvierand Mr I N I Gottlieb are attendingthe Grand Lodge of Masons in Jack ¬sonville as representatives from theOcala lodge

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Mr Henry Steyens of Lakeland isiu the city visiting his parents MrTand Mrs Isaac Stevens

Miss Alma Sanderson has returnedfrom Ocala where she has been forthe past few days on professional bus-iness

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in her capacity as a nurseGainesville Sun

Dr McIntosh with his little daugh-ter

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Margaret left yesterday for hishome in Newberry S C after a visit-to his son Mr Francis McIntosh onWest Lafayette street They will stopnear Ocala where Dr McIntosh ownsconsiderable propertyTampa Trib-une

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Sidney Haile the popular e aboardagent in Ocala took several hours offon a shing trip down the Silverprings run with the crew of the sec-tion

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boss including Mr Head Theyhad a great time as they ran up withthe Carmichaels down at their plan-tation

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But Mr Haile said he neverwished to row up stream again Hedidnt have corns but beautiful blist ¬ers

Let me hide the cracks and defects-in your walls with Alabastine I work-on the uno cure no pay plan Allcolors and tints J A Morris Jr

Decorating thats my businessSS South Magnolia street-

A pound of paper and two packs ofenvelopes to match all of the very

I best quality 50c at the PostofficeDrugstore

It is a pity to see a person neglectindications of kidney or bladder trou-ble that may result in Brights dis-ease

¬I when Foleys Kidney Remedy-will correct irregularities and strengt-hn

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these organs Take Foleys KidneyRemedy at the first sign of dangerSold by all dealers

LARGE LETTER PRESS WANTEDI

A large size letter or copying pressI wanted Apply at this officeI

If you want a pretty reading lamp toI connect with your electric light cur-rent

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I in the library or hall of yourhome see Walter Tucker the elec ¬trician about it-

SORE NIPPLES-Any mother who has had experience-

with this distressing ailment will bepleased to know that a cure may beeffected by applying Chamberlains-Salve as soon as the child is donenursing Wipe it off with a soft clothbefore allowing the babe to nurseMany trained nurses Use this salvewith best results For sale by all

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L hereby challenge any one in j thestate from 138 to 145 pounds in catch xscatchcan style wrestling SpecJaLchallenge to Jack MacAtosh

Jack KnightAdults 25 cents boys 15 cents for

Saturday night May 16th 190 in cMiller Macintoshs gymnasium overPrechts bar Jt tt

A CHALLENGE ACCEPTEdd i

I hereby accept the challenge ofJack Knight to a catchascatchcan rl iwrestling match PeterMclntosh

Adults 25 cents boys 15 cents for lSaturday night May 16th 1908 InMiller Macintoshs gymnasium over rPrechts bar-

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TO MILK CONSUMERSI J-

An increased supply of milk willnow enable us to take on a few more tRrcustomers so if you desire pure Jer-seY milk cream or buttermilk fronttested cows drop us a card or stopthe wagon on its rounds On accountof our inability to supply any morecustomers we were compelled towithdraw our advertising for a fewweeks The Hiawatha Lake Dairy

Whitworth Edwards Props

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the municipal court this week upto and including this morning therehas been assessed fines aggregatingthirtynine dollars

PILES PILES PILESWilliams Indian Pile Ointment will

cure blind bleeding and itching pilesIt absorbs the tumbrs allays the itchin-g at once alts as a poulticeinstant relief Williams Indian Pjle rOintment is prepared for piles anditching of ttN private parts Sold bydruggists mail 5oc and 1 WilliamsManufacturing Props Cleveland VIOhio Sold by the AntlMopololyDrugstore I

JERSEY CREAM AT lLINCOLN PARKSunday and every day thereafter

until further notice delicious Jersey-ice cream will be served at Lincoln IHeights Casino IE Simmons Prop

W H MORRIS kElectrician and telephone line con ¬structor All work guaranteed Outof town orders a specialty Address-W H Morris Ocala Fla-

KING OSCARThoroughbred Jersey bull for sale

one of the celebrated Flagler herd 5years old in prime condition kind andgentle E S Upham South Lake kWeir Fla

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Have you seen me new visible FaySholes typewriter R C Davis Cogeneral agents g

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CALVARYThe rain last week did a great deal-

of good but we need moreMiss Vera Carter of Ocala spent a

week with her sister Mrs W W peak irecently I

The Leak brothers have purchased-a reaper to cut their oats They afire1 ighly pleased with it and say it beats rthe cradle d

Mrs M ErWallace Mrs Maud Wil-liams

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and others attended the Shadyficnic Friday

Mr and Mrs A S Wallace attend-ed

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the Martel Sunday school picnicSaturday

Some of our people are expecting togo to the picnic at Stokes Ferry nextSaturday-

Mr and Mrs AS Wallace expect1c attend quarterly meeting at CottonPlant Saturday Marion-

R C Davis Co of Jacksonvillewill sell any make of Secondhand Jqtypewriter upon easy terms if desired

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