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C L Bittinger and R R Carrollk J roprietpra and publishers l-

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L C L BITTINGERY i Editor and General Manager

T R FJ CARROLLN City Editor and Business Manager

i MARY JANE HOOVER1 r

r4 <Mary Jane Hoover 80 years of age

f t the wife of A R Hoover died at 1s oclock yesterday afternoon at her

home on Riverside avenue after an14 illness of long duration Mrs Hoover

wag taken bedfast five years ago onI Memorial day and her husband is af-

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to such an extend that he isunable to move

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chair She was a well known resl< ent having lived in this part of thecounty the greater part of her lifeShe leaves four sons Eli Hoover and-C L Hoover of thIs city Dr J SIndianHoover of Jacksonville Fla one sis-ter and two brothers John and Wil-liam

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Freeman of this county TheJ lunejral services WIll be held from the

residence at 2 oclock Wednesday af-t <rnogn the Rev Everson of the Nor ¬

mal City M E church officiatingBurial will beV made in Beach Grovecemetery Muncie Ind Star

ju Mrs Hoover spent fifteen yeans ofw h r life at Anthony where she won

friends by the score who will regret-to lear of her death

t WHAT GILCHRIST RE LLY SAIDrt In his rqfply toRev Lambert presi-

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of the State AntiSaldon Leaguex General Albert W Gilchrist ended hisF

letter as follovsJ aAs far as I am concerned I have

r always voted the dry ticket in myf a county and have always lived the lifeV of teVnperance There are some peo-

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who would rather have a man talk1 the life of temperance for fifty days

1 during the campaign than to live thef life for fifty YearsBanner-

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f isnt what Albert is but what thel f1 ether fellow Is trying to make him

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Yesterday the clerks of the city en-joyedr 1

r their first quarter holiday Thisf J ias should be and to none is greati 6d credit due than Mr p C Smith

t who took the nitiatie in this effort> to give the YoUng men and young wo

t Omen some rest and recreation duringrt the hot summer months There is no

netter time of year than the presentfor the stores t° close at 3 bn Thurs-day

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afternoons and the public know ¬

ing1 the rule in force will in no way be-fit inconvenienced

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I Mr and Mrs George Stewart andf daughter of Anthony were in town

f5j today and made the Star a pleasantU call Mr Stewart said Anthony had

T been visited by some very desirablerains which did a world of good The

p cantaloupe crop has turned out muchLetter than anticipated and while the

I r banK vaults are not strained by theJ returns the growers received for thffrbO fruit yet most of them are wearingit smiles and then it must be remem-

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l that a velvet bean crop will fol-lowt immediately on the same landAnthony is all right and her people

1 among the salt of the earth< I

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r z Captain Tom H Johnson now has asubject that Interests him and being

i a good talker he is putting in fullr

time talking about the beauties andif attractions of the lake shore and par-

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Stanton It seems that a-

new deal has just been closed andrj now Messrs Chambliss Goodwin and

Johnson are the owners of the oldRepella tract at Stanton and it is onthe market in the shape of lots forl i those who may desire them Captain

tf °R Tom will enlighten you if you are in-

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Dr T K Slaughter was in townyesterday with Mrs Slaughter whofor some time will occupy a room at

J Mr and Mrs Ben Bordens The docKt r tor will call frequently The doctoru J i also brought up his handsome bayt i horse the animal being lame and in

need of a veterinarians attention The-rf I doctor and his faithful servitor re-

11Jturned home last evening With a loadof ice

Mf Henry Rickards a former citUzen of Candler and one of the pioneer

p settlers but now from Oakview tenh miles this side of Tampa is in thet r city looking up realty which he pos3Jr srsses in Marion county Mr Rick

q x ards is a native Of Missouri In thev Vf years he4 lived n Marion he followed

surveying and made an enviable repu-tation1 as an accurate manipulator of

r J the trident He owned fine groveir property at Candl r at the time of thet freeze Since then he has followed-

hist < old occupation teaching and isas good dts can be found anywhere

t He has not been in Ocala for somet I years v and sees Improvements thattl are very pleasing to him especially

the new court house and the lawnp that surrounds it

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f fV Attorney and Congressmani Horatio Bisbee of Jacksonville was-

a visitor in the city yesterday on pro-

fessionalI

business in consultation withtt-r Cdl O T Green Mr Bisbee is deem1 ed one off the most brilliant and suc

essful attorneys in the statei-

if The Seaboard will run an excursionJune 8th to Tampa from all over itsline The round trhvTltet ronV °Ocala-is 2 Tickets are

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rI O O F MEMORIAL SERVICE

The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs ofthis city will hold their annual me-morial

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service at Yonges Hall Sun-

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afternoon at 330 oclock Thejiublic is invited to attendt

MISLEADING REPORTS1

UnCoVtuluitely the reports given inthe Star and Banner in regard to themeeting of the W C T U on Thurs-day

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morning were misleading Theunion took no action whatever in re ¬

gard to endorsing either candidate forgovernor certainly no action againstMr Stockton was taken By generalconsent not by vote the union de ¬

cided to use no names but to standas always for principles The manwho represents these principles willbe sure of its moral support

Mrs R A Burford-Sec W C T U

A REQUEST FROM THE W C T U

The Womans Christian Temper ¬

unce Union of Ocala in view of theconflict between good and evil nowgoing on in our state earnestly re¬

quest all pastors Sabbath schoolsuperintendents and Christians every ¬

where to observe Sunday June the14th as a temperance day with spe-

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prayer that God will for his ownhonor and glory for the blessing andsafety or our homes and the good ofcur state show our voters the truthso that they on June the 16th at thesecond primary may vote for the menwho stand for righteousness and tem-perance and not for those supported-by the liquor dealers

E E PackhamPresident of the Ocala W C T U

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SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNICWILL GO TO STANTON-

It has been decided to hold theSunday > school picnic at Stanton in ¬

stead of Eastlake as the residents ofthe latter place are afraid the youngpeople will break into the groves anddespoil the trees Captain Johnson-has thrown open to the picnickers thepark at tanton where air field or-

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lake and fish are free to them

THE GRINDING OF LENSES FORSPECTACLES-

Is a delicate operation It requiresskilled workmen at high salaries togrindlenses by prescription Thesmallest deviation from the propercurvature makes a big difference intile 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

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

RESIDENCE FOR SALE

For sale at a bargain A new 7 roomresidence splendid location on cornerpossession immediately and cis ¬

tern water Address this officei

W H MORRISElectrician and telephone line con ¬

structor All work guaranteed Outof town orders a specialty Address-W H Morris Ocala Fla

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KEEP COOL

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

LARGE LETTER PRESS WANTED-

A large size letter or copying presswanted Apply at this office i

EARLY BREAKFASTS-

You can get an early breakfast atthe Elks Cafe if you are going out oftown

Miss Irma Goodyear one of Ocalahandsomest belles came down lastmeek on a visit to the family of herbrother Conductor P D GoodyearShe is certain to make many admir-ing

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friends in Inverness during hersojourn reInverriess Chronicle

A J Gill formerly a resident ofthis place but who sold his homeplace and went south has movedagain this time to Ocala The nextmove will probably be back to Inver ¬ness Well help kill the fatted calfInverness Chronicle-

The American Medical Association-is insessiona in Chicago I with 7000delegates in attendance-

The one hundredth anniversary ofthe founding of the first Americantemperance Society in the town ofMoreau Saratoga county New Yorkby Dr Billy J Clark will be celebrat-ed

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by a ten days international con ¬

gress to be held in that place begin ¬

ning Sunday June 14th and endingTuesday June 23rd and to be known-as the Worlds Temperance Centen ¬

nial Congress Governor Hughes ofNew York state and a notable com ¬

pany of distinguished men women andtemperance leaders of internationalreputation will be the guests of Sara¬

toga Springs upon the occasion Ex

YOU SHOULQ KNOW THISFoleys Kidney Remedy will cure

any case of kidney or bladder troublthat is not beyond the reach of medi-cine No medicine can do more Soldby all druggists

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THE BALL GAME YESTERDAY-

The game of baseball yesterday afternon between the two local teamsthe Merchants and H B Mastersnotwithstanding the moist weather-was a tremendous success and afford-ed

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much amusement and entertain ¬

ment for those who attendedand quite-a goodly number were In attendance-it being the first of the Thursday I

quarter holidays for the clerks of the J

city The score stood 19 to 18 in favor-of the merchants-

The baseball players of yesterdaytad the time of their lives Such atiring as a downpour of rain was wel-comed

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with shouts of enthusiasmThe following was the lineup

Merchants Lovell p ci Carlisle Ib Merlin 2b Frank ssWalters 3b C Izlar rf Judd cf HClark I-

flIastersHarris p Dunn c Tomlinson Ib Lapharn 2b H Cole ssJones 3b Crook rf Ellis cf Weath-ers

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Don Ford umpired the game to thnsatisfaction of all parties Artis Wat ¬

erman was the financial backer of theH B Masters team and if all the betshe had to offer had been taken thebanks of the city would have been de-pleted

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this morning Of course hemarched and shouted for the H BMasters team Tom Jones the cash-ier

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at Masters and Jim Tomlinsonwith the same house were fierce con ¬

testants for H B M and the lattera star player sure Today the Mas-ters

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men have laid up their arms forrepair and borrowed those yho didntplay Will Dunn of the H B M Cosimply went wild and he couldntmake a base or land a ball outsidethe enclosure without giving vent toa Seminole war cry The boys justbad the time of thei >l lives and arechamping for another touchdown-

An admirer of Fletcher received apersonal letter from the candidatespublicity bureau the other day thank ¬

ing him for his support with a requestthat said voter size up the situation-and Fletchers prospects in thesecond primary The oter repliedthat if a twocept stamp was senthim he might forward the informa-tion desired

Mens twopiece baching suits only49c and at the Variety Store

F RREijTThe corner store nowoccupied by the Berlin Theater Oc-cupancy June 1st Apply to Mrs TH Wallis

R C Davis Co of Jacksonvilleill sell any make of secondhand

typewriter upon easy terms if desired

Mrs L J Knight and children arevisiting her sister Mrs James W 1Yif

Collum Gainesville-

The best legal cap paper in the cityfor 8cents a quire Best and cheapestover at Gadsons Bazaar

Mrs Schrieber who attended thecommencement exercises of StauntonMilitary Institute Staunton Virginiawhere her son Donald graduated onthe 3rd is expected home today withher bright and promising son I

Let me give you figures on your jobpainting or paper hanging All worktully guaranteed neatly and quicklydone H X Puckett general deliverycity

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Mr Williams the commercial rep ¬

resentative of the S A L railway wasin town today getting his motor re-paired

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If you want pretty reading lamp toconnect with your electric light cur¬

rent in the library or hall of yourI home see Walter Tucker the elec-trician

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about it

A pound of paper and two packs pfenvelopes to match all of thebest Duality 50c at the Postofflce-Drugstore

H I Puckett an experienced paint-er

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and paper hanger will dp yourwork cheaply and guarantee the jobtrop him a card general deliverycity

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youll wish you had a bottle ofFernhill whisky with you Youwont find it everywhere and whenyou cant get it you will know howto appreciate it Fernhill whiskey

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IOpen the year round New house Directly on the ocean Open March 1st

1908 Electric lights Bells in every room Running water Bathswith rooms Most desirable location on the beach Rates v

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ICAESAR AGAINREFUSES THE CROWN

Washington D C June 5BecausePresident Roosevelts latest declara ¬

tion that no friend of mine willcontinue efforts to renominate thePresident was written to one of WestVirginias del gafes to the Chicagoconvention for the specific purpose ofheading off what appeared to be aunited effort among certain delegates-from that state to revive the Roose ¬

velt sentiment the general publicationcf the letter as not ex-pedient

¬4 nor desirable More than this

the Presidents friends echoing hissentiments say that the President hasexpressed himself to the Country onthis subject in terms which admit ofno uncertainty

For this reason it is explained thatno publicity will be given the letter tothe Presidents personal friend inwrest Virginia That the missive hasaccomplished the purpose for which itwas written is said to be sufficient

Mrs S Joyce Claremont N Hwrites About a year ago I bought-two bottles of Foleys Kidney Remedy-It cured me of a severe case of kidneytrouble of several years standing Itcertainly is a grand good medicine-and I heartily recommend it Soldby all druggists

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Just received a big shipment oftrunks dress suit cases and club bagsfor men and ladles use Come andtouch the goods and get prices Atthe Ocala Bazaar Gadson +

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NOTICE-Of Application for Permit to Sell

Liquors Wines and BeerWhereas William H Tison has fitd

with the board of county commission ¬

ers for Marion county Florida his application for permit to sell liquorswines and beer In election district No1 of said county and state any citizen-of said election district may showcause if any there be at the meetingof the board to be held on Tuesdaythe seventh day of July next whysuch permit should not be granted

Si T SistrunkClerk Board of County Commissioners

Marion County FloridaBy H B Foy Jrr D Cj

Ir the Circuit Court of the Fifth Judi ¬

cial Circuit of Florida In sand forMarion CountyIn Chancery y

Ernest Schulze Complainant vs Liltllan Schulze Defendantorder forConstructive Service-

It is ordered that the defendant here-in

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named towit Lillian Schulze beand she is hereby required to appear-to the bill of complaint filed In thiscause on or before Monday the 6thday of July 1908

It is further ordered that a copy ofthis order be published once a weekfor four consecutive weeks in tfteOcala Start a newspaper published insaid county and state

This 5th day of June 1908-S

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