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THE OCALA EVENING STAR WEDNESDAY MARCH 11 1908< F i

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wOGALA OCCURRENCES

Weeks Friday night

Passion Play tomorrow night I

Rebekahs meet tomorrow night

Woodmen meet Fiiday eveningI

Judge Bell Is in Dunnelion today

The Zdwin R Weeks Co will be atthe armory Friday night

Oysters in all styles served on threeminutes notice at the Elks Cafe

Little Fannie Carlisle has been veryill for a week past

Dont forget the Passion Play at theBerlin Theater tomorrow night

Mrs Sanders went down to Brooksville this afternoon to visit friends

J A Murrell of McIntosh was atthe Ocala House last night-

G K Williams of Grand RapidsMich is at the Ocala House

Mrs Mary Eaglcton went down toLake Weir Tuesday evening

Little Miss Irene Tompkins Is quitesick with the measles

Mrs Sallie Baker lot Marianna isin the city they guest of her daughterMrs A-

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Harry Cline who has been ab ¬

sent several days visiting friends inJacksonville returned home this af-ternoon

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tL Hrs Kennedy the mother of MrsA Campbell who spent the winter I

with her daughter has returned home-to Sorrento

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Mrs J H Livingston Jrs mothertt arrived yesterday afternoon from

Gainesville Ga on a visit to herdaughter-

Mr P W Roberts a successfulmerchant of Holder was among thevisitors inthe city today His son WIf Roberts Is now the freight agent-at Leesburg for the A C L

Mrs John W Dodge and childrenand sister Moss Daniel of Lynchburg Va and Miss Harris of Rich¬

mond Va arrived this afternoon tovisit the family of Rev Dodge at thePresbyterian manse

The members of Tulula Lodge I OO F attheir meeting last night de-

cided¬

to keep their club rate open for1

nother week Theyhave eighteenApplications membership and sev-eral

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more in prospect

Those who failed to visit the Ber-lin Theater last night missed a bunchof good laughs The motherinlawrace was the funniest ever Howeverthere are a fine lot of pictures on to-

night¬

and it would be bad policy foryou to miss Seeing them

Miss Lillie Frost who has been toNew York selecting dry goods for theH B Masters Co returned home to¬

day and those interested in that lineof goods can have their curiosity sup-plied

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by calling around and seeing herselections

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Mr W C Blanchard the veterancontractor who hasbeen confined t-

his home for the past two weeks bythe results of his accident at Inglis isable to be out again Mr Blanchardsalk of several miles while suffering

t rom such a painful injury was a-

lucky thing to do and qne beyond theability of many me-

nARIORYTHEATER

3 Nights commencing

Monday March 9th4

Corinne RunM

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Stock Company

WEDNESDAY NIGHT-

KENTUCKIANcaA TRUE1

Everything uptodate-

Best company in the SouthtodayP-

ECIALTIESBETWEEN ACTS

Prices 35cX50c and 75c Seats on

lie at the Ocala News Co

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JUST RECEIVED

Neufchatel Pineapple Sweitzer I

Brick Limburger Brie and I

Camembert Cheese in tin J

Shredded Codfish Boneless Her¬

ring Shrimp Clams andDeviled Crabs

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Three pound cans Tomato Soup16 cents a can

Salt Mackerel No 1s and 2s

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These are a few specialties-and remember we have afull line of Groceries tosel cf from and you willfind prices and quality right

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TEAPOTGROCERYSH-

ORTHAND AND TOUCHS-

YSTEM OF TYPEWRITING

Taught privately Either day or even ¬

ing lessons Terms reasonable Ad ¬

dress Bertha Williams city

A SURPRISE

There is a rumor afloat that a veryquiet wedding took place this morn-ing

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the contracting parties being oneof our most prominent young lawyers-and an attractive visiting girl Thepopular couple was met at the train

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them with rice and old shoes

THE WEEKS COMPANY

Every one who attended the enter-tainment

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at the Auditorium last sea ¬

son given by the Edwin R Weeks Cowill tell you it was by far the best ententainment ever gIven by the lyceum-in Montezuma It is the star attrac-tion

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of the many highclass companiescontrolled by the Alkahest entertain ¬

ments to ever visit the SouthIf you are a member of the Grouch

Club hear the Weeks people Mondaynight arid you will be sure to resignAsk some friend how they enjoyed theentertainment last season and you willbe sure to attend Entire change ofprogram for this seasonMontezuma-Ga Daily PaperThis excellent company will be at

they armory Friday night

NOTICE

Beginning Sunday March 15th wewill char 10 cents for ice creamsodas chocolate and fruit sundaes

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milk shakes and egg drinks-AntiMonopoly Drugstore

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Hunter Drug Company-T

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FISH POND DYNAMITED-

Some miscreant secretly dynamited-the pretty little lake or pond justwest of the Taylor residence in theeastern part of the city a few daysago and killed hundreds of the fishthat were in its deep waters and must

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has created an outlet for the waterfor it suddenly fell several feet Hun-dreds

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of bream large and small troutturtles and om carp which weighed 16

pounds were killed The fish had tobe hauled off by the citys sanitary I

wagon i

U D C MEETING

I The Daughters of the Confederacy-will meet with Mrs C H MathewsFriday afternoon at 3 oclock Promptattendance requested

NOTICE TO LYCEUM MEMBERSTickers are now on sale at the Ocala

News Co for the Edwin R WeeksCompany This is one of the best at ¬

tractions in the lyceum course

Dr H C Groves came up from hisI Tampa drugstores last night to spend-

a few days in the city He expects toreturn to Tampa Friday or Saturday-and is thinking seriously of sellinghis home in this city as most of histime must be spent in Tampa look ¬

ing after the drugstores he is inter ¬

ested in there

Mr E K Nelson of Tampa secre-tary

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and treasurer of the Blount RealI

Estate Co was in town yesterday toattend the annual meeting of thestockholders of the company-

S H Gaitskill of McIntosh camedown Tuesday afternoon to line up onthe political fence

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A FINE PLAYBE SURE TO SEE IT

The Corinno Runkel Company willpresent this evening one of the bestplays of the kind ever seen in OcalaThe True Kentuckian This haspleased large audiences wherever the

Icompany has played it and Ocalatheater goers will miss something fine I

if they fail to see it I

Owing probably to the excitementthat has been going on in town thelast few days the audience which wit-

nessed¬

the play The Tiger lastnight was rather slim but it is theunanimous testimony of those whowent that the play was good and theactors first rate This is the last I

night of this excellent company in I

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the city and the people should givethem a good house-

A LOVELY PORCH PARTY

Tuesday afternoon from four to sixMiss Bessye Porter was the hostess ata delightful porch party which shegave in honor of Miss Florence Bisbee one of the most attractive so-

ciety¬

girls of Jacksonville The spac ¬

ious veranda of the Hood home wasconverted into a bower of woodlandthe entire porch being screened in bydogwood blossoms and yellow jessamine Hammered brass jardinieresholding large palms were used to goodeffect Under a canopy of green andyellow jessamine delightful grape ¬

fruit punch was served The punchtable was covered in bowls of yellowand purple pansies and a bunch ofpurple pansies being frozen in theiced punch Four tables for the gameof progressive logomachy were placedaround the veranda each table hold ¬

letsing a cut glass bowl of parma vio ¬

At the conclusion of the games itwas found that Miss Pauline Sullivan-was the winner of the prize a daintyhandmade linen shirtwaist holder-To the guest of honor was presenteda beautiful white lace fan

In the living room which was bright-in bowls of violets and pansies nutcream almonds cake and coffee wereserved The cream was in yellow jes ¬

samine ramkins Each guest was giv¬

en a bunch of pansies as a souvenir ofthis spring party Miss Porter receiv-ed

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her guests in a dainty lingeriedress embroidered in blue and lookedextremely chic and pretty The honoree Miss Bisbee looked lovely in ablue liberty satin with black picture

hatThet scores were kept on light yel-

low ribbon counters andas each perI

son progressed they were given ai small bell as a counter Mrs W A

Collier charmingly aided her sister inentertaining-

Miss Porters guests were MissesGray and Askew of Savannah Bul-

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Miller Sullivan Hatchell HenI

I don Mathews Standley WilliamsMann and Mrs Clark and Mrs Seligman and Mrs Davis of Jacksonville

Mr Geo K Robinson has purchas-ed

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the splendid lot on Oklawaha av ¬

enue between the residences of Mrs I

J K Austin and Mr T B SnyderI

Miss Eloise Smoak whose freshyoung voice so delighted the audience-at the trades extravaganza will aid

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in the singing at the presentation ofthe Passion Play at the Berlin thea¬ I

ter the three evenings after this

Miss Caro Liddon left yesterday-for Gainesville where she went to be I

bridesmaid to Miss Redding ofGainesville Ga who was married at I

high noon today to Mr Daughtry ofJacksonville The wedding was quite I

an event in Gainesville society being-one of the largest church weddings of I

the season

Last Friday night Mr and MrslPawnee Cochran of Citra had themisfortune to lose their hcyuse andcontents by fire The loss was totalthe house not being insured

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BERLIN ELECTRICAL

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IENTIRE CHANGE Of PROGRAM

i EVERY D4Y

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I Program for this EveningI JULIUS THE SANDWICH MAN

I A BRIGAND STORYDEVOTION OF A GRANDCHILD-A COMING BURGLAR

Open at 330 pm promptI Admission 10 cents chil-I

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dren 5 cents

H M WOOD PROPWallace Building Opposite Methodist

Church

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White Goods and Embroiderv <

tTil-o<

Beautiful white materials of every weave IIUIIItsuitable for making spring and summer wearables are sfctwifl y-

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almost endless variety here Our prices are inp+ssMeto duplicate r

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PERSIAN LAWNS at per yard cISc to 5fc if-

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FRENCH LA WNS 48 inch per yard 35c to 1250

LINEN LAWN 30 inch per yard 35ctt125 r

SPECIAL Dimities Check Lawns and Madras worth upto 25c on sale at per yard tie 71

ST GALL SWISSES All our new imported Swisses in a igreat variety of patterns at reduced prices

EDGING AND INSERTION worth up to 20c yardlief

EDGING AND INSERTION up to 9 inches wide andC9rset Cover Embroidery values up to 35c yaxd1C F

fLAWN AND SWISS WAISTS NAwstyleSIHloS75tLACE WAISTS Ecru Cream and White =251 to =45-

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IN THE MAYORS COURT

ExPoliceman Homer Dean Fined 100

Messrs Mclver and TuckerDischarged-

The auditorium at the mayorscourt was packed this morning untilstanding room was at a premiumThere were several minor cases dis ¬

posed of R T Russ drunk fined 5

John White disorderly conduct dis ¬

charged Israel Watson disorderlyconduct 25 and costs Mr Pursen

I fighting 5 and costs J Graham dis-

orderly¬

25 and costs Marie Wil ¬I

liams disorderly conduct 15 andcosts All of the above parties werecolored

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I against Mr McIver Mr Walter Tuck-er

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and Officer Dean Mr Mclvers casewas heard first He made a statementafter pleading not guilty to thecharge of disorderly conduct or fight-ing Mr Mclver said Dean made theassault on him entirely uncalled foror unprovoked that he had his righthand on his gun when he cursed andstruck him Mclver and that at thesecond blow he drew the gun and held-it to his Mclvers face About thistime some one Mr Chas W Smithhe thought attracted Deans attention-and as Dean turned a little Mr Mclver1

grabbed him around the arms andpinned him arms at his side with the

1 arms loose below the elbows Deanin this position flourished the gun orit wobbled all around and Mr Smiththen took the gun away from DeanDean was released and in the tusselMr Mclver fell or was partiallythrown forward and Dean then jump-ed

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on him and drove his thumbs Intohis face that up to that time Deanhad done him no bodily injury MrMcIver said if they had let him aloneafter getting the gun away from Deanhe could have brought the officerdown to the lockup without assis ¬

tance and without injury to himselfSeveral other witnesses were ex¬

amined M M Little Victor MartinotMarshal Cleveland and A E Owenall of whom practically gave the sameevidence that Mr Mclver did

Mr Tucker was sworn and pleaded-not guilty to the charge of disorderlyconduct or fighting and stated thathe was standing several feet awayleaning against the post when MrSmith asked Dean repeatedly for thegun That he did not interfere untilafter the gun had been secured whenMr Mclver fell forward on his faceand Dean leaped upon him striking-and goughing him in the face whenhe pulled Dean off and probably did itin a rather rough manner as timeswere strenuous and action had to betaken at once

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Dean was asked to take the stand i

and be sworn but declined upon theadvice of his council Mr Raymond I

Bullock to make any defense so wasnot sworn I

Mayor Nash then announced the fol ¬

lowing decisions Mr Mclver be dis ¬

charged Mr Tucker be discharged-and that Mr Dean be fined 100 orsixty days imprisonment Great ap-

plause broke out in the audience andI I

court was adjourned

SPECIAL MEETING OFTHE CITY COUNCIL

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There will be a special meeting ofthe city council at 9 oclock tomorrowmorning for the purpose of taking upthe matter of the police department-of the city A full attendance is urged

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Dan G Pleasant assistant secretaryI

and agency director of the FloridaI

Life Insurance Co Jacksonville wasi in town today to talk over insurance

matters with the district agent of thecompany Mr Robert Stripling

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PASSIONPLAYWILL ik

BE PRODUCED-

This week at the Berlin Theater-the Passion Play or life of Christ 4

will be given for three days Thurs ¬

day Friday and Saturday March 12th13th and 14th These pictures will beshown here just as the play is given-by the Peasants all in7 the Orientalcolors There are four reels of filmand each film will be illustrated with-a i

sacred song by Mr Al Spitzer ofNew York and Miss Eloise Smoak ofthis city The entire play will be y

shown each day Special matinee inthe afternoon beginning at 2 oclock aProgram in the evening begins at 7 a

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oclock Prices of admission will be15 and 25 cents I

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THE LAST PAYMENT

Dr S H Blitch receiver for the de-

funct¬

T W Smith Co mailed todaythe last dividend checks which repre-sented

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a very small amount The total Ipayments on the indebtedness wasvery small and but for the doctors lifvigilance in collecting would havebeen ever smaller

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Mrs H L Anderson entertained a inumber of her friends most pleasant ¬ rV

afternoonMiss Nellie Anderson left this aft¬

ernoon for Jacksonville to see her sif-ter Mrs Strunk who has been quite +

ill Mrs Strunk will return with MissAnderson to see If the change willnot be beneficial 11n

Will Marlow the popular salesman m-

at the Teapot Grocery has made a-very

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artistic display of soap in thewindow of that store It is Andrew

t IJergens make <

Mrs George Eugene Bryson of IAnthony is the guest of her auntMrs Frances Howse on Oklawaha av¬

enue IMr Robert Taylor of the AtlanticCoast Line has returned from a tripto South Florida

Mr John T Lewis who came up to-

day¬

dIfrom Moss Bluff will leave to ¬

morrow evening for the Manatee sec¬

tion to inspect state convicts at the tvarious camps through that section <

Miss Bisbee the attractive young ilady from Jacksonville who has beenthe guest of Mrs O T Green andmade many friends while returnedhome today-

D W Tompkins disposed of a veryfine horse yesterday to Mr O P Wil-liams

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the turpentine operator at Ber-lin

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Hy Morrison and daughter of theStanton section were in town todayshopping

HIAWATHA LAKE

DAIRY

Delivers pure Jersey Milk with allI regard to cleanliness Handled bywhite labor We extend ai invitation-to

iftlthe public and our customers to

visit the plant and see method of 1handling the milk and cream Drop-

us a card or phone 174

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H H Whitwortfa aid WalterI Edwards Prtfrietor Pc-

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