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The paper Of the Peoole for thePeople and l>v the PeopleVOL AL NO 15 OCALA FLORIDA FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 22 1905 DOLLAR A YEAH
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IIAFF0UHGS ABOWTOWN
Mr Dell Moody spout Sunday inOcala
iPruack Camp iswfelfing his fami¬
lya t NO
BtiCox of Brosville was a visia tistifoOcala on Tiny
1 T K Suer Belleview tor +wae0eah Monday
Ir Ward Griffin has returned ife-
oi5gfcomeatAntiMnyf7 to live
mMr 0 BHowae is assisting at 15MB
HaberdasheryYduringlIr Snydere-
absencett Mr sued Mrs Den Borden and baby
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have rex urnedtfrom a visit to relatives3 vat Oxford
Miss Bobbie Harrison of Leesburgisvi8itCn her sister Mrs ElmoreDavid m
j Mr J W Ward JJr of FloralCity promineat insi pentine circles j
was in Ocala 10 dayryk Mrs F A Teagaeand children re¬
turned home Monday ifrom a visit torelatives at Lady Lake
Mr and Mrs Erne Oldfield havegone to Jacksonville and other places-
to spend several weeks
Mrs J P Hilbom acdrBon Oscarhave returned from toweeks verypleasant visit to Pablo Beach
4Messrs McClung aad Mcllmnrry
Yp of Jacksonville two well knowndrummers spent Sunday in Ocala
lee Pansy Sonter ha gone tolesville where she will go to
° Mhbol to Mrs Ankle Gnee Parker
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Mr B R Stripling of the Equita ¬
r Wo Life Insurance company has re-
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home from a trip to New
YorkMr CL Bittinger left Sundry for
Ratherford is the Mountains of NorthOaroUDa to spend ten = days with his
fattyMrs J R Moorehead and children
who have been spending the summerat Lake Weir returned home Mon-
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afternoon
Miss Julia Wilson of the Montezusa hotel has returned from a visitto Ackworth Ga where she accom ¬
panied Mrs M Houghton severalweeks ago
Rev O O Carroll of the Baptistchurch is at Oxford this week con-ducting a series of meetings Mrs
Carroll and little Mary Edna accom-
panied
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himq
Mr J Marion y a well knownwspaper man of south Florida is j
dead For a number of years hewi eouected with the Tampa Herald
later with the Tribune Hisgreatly lamented wheret 1
rilnee 1N was bow AA Mr Casey wasir a v1stis of cxMMunptkm sad hie-
WMIIoUIJ expected
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Mr Charles 33 Lloyd of Hourwas in Oosfea TTuesflay
Mr Henry iSiatrunk has gone toMontfcffocfeDo visit his parents far aweek
Dr acid Mrs William Andersom
lave been enHqying camp life atLake Weir for the past jfew toys
Mr Jk W BloUnt of this vibl isthe vice president of a new tuRpentiDe company recently forsnefi in
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M1 George McKean leaves fin a-
dayor twOS r 9iuda NCo penda couple of weeks YCGU his Tvsfe andto accompany her home
MJ Btfctler of Ocala lElanne-ljonand Crysial River is quite ickdengneffever at the home of hisparents Mr ind Mrs C P Cutlec-in DCarapa
Wis W M Porter and Mlse MaryDeOottes ileave this evening forChattanooge ifor three weeks andwalltop at Marietta Ga to route-homeJacksonville Metropolis
Mrs jPorteri formerly lived ifiOeala-feviag formerly been Miss JPearlMann
During the absence of her parents-
Dr and Mrs Anderson at Lake WeirMiss Marguerite Anderson has beenthe guest of Miss Mary Juhan at herhome on Fort King avenue
Mr E V Blackman writing fromNew York to the Miami Home Seekersays that every indication point tohigh prices for Florida potatoes andadvises the planting of the same
Mr and Mrs Allen Rogers of EastSpringfield rejoicing over the arrivol of a pretty girl baby which ar¬
rived this morning to brighten andbless their homeJacksonville Me-
tropolis¬
Mr and Mrs Ernest Lyles havereturned to their home at Archerafter a very pleasant visit in Ocalawith their relatives Mr and Mrs JW Lyles and Mr and Mrs E L-
i FreymouthI
Mr Albert A Graham of HoodGiver Oregon formerly of Ocala isnow taking in the Lewis and ClarkExposition at Portland aod says liewill hit the trail from Genesis 1so
Revelation
Mrs W M Nelson of Jacksonvillewhohas been the guestof her daighiter Mrs Morgan C Looney for sev¬
eralweeks returned home MondayMiss Maude Nelson will remain withher >sister for some time Oonger
ffhe Jewish holidays begin earlythis year At 6 oclock Sept 2B untiioB oclock the following day willbecelebrated the feast of Yom Kipjpur or the Jewish New Year andten days afterwards will be celebra-ted
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the feast of atonement RoshtHoshana
Moved from Los Aneal c to AugustaMr Beverly Pendleton and Master
Allen Pendleton arrived on Mondayfrom Los Angeles Cal They will be
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joined next week by Mrs Pendletonpaid will make their futcre home inAugusta Augusta <Ga > Cor in At-
lanta Journal-Mr and Mrs Pendletoei formerly
dived in Ocala and were married inthis city Mrs Pendleton being Miss
I Daisy Nelson before her marriage
Mr and Mrs Frank Harris leftTuesday night for Jacksonville and sailed I
Wednesday on the Comanche forNew York city where they will spendseveral weeks
Mr Robert Sanders of Dnnnellonwas in Ocala Monday He was onhis way home from Macon Gawhere he had been to take his daugh-ter
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to Wesleyan college
Mrs S S Harris has returned toCitra after an absence of severalmonths out west She has againopened the Mansion the public andis running the same in an up to datefirstclass manner It is one of thebest boarding houses in the state andthe traveling public particularly willbe delighted to know that it is againopen augStf
Mr H Benjamin left Wednesday-for Atlanta on a very hgppy mission-
On the evening of Wednesday Sep-
tember rthe cwent seventh he willbe married to Miss Ruby Steinheimer-of that city Alter an absence in thenorth and east of several weeks Mrand Mrs Benjamin will make theirhome in Ocala where they will re-
ceivei a cordial welcome
No greater iprivilege has been offer-ed
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the people of Florida than theprrfessional quarterly tours stab
i lisbed by Dr E H Armstrong ofj Jacksonville in connection with his-i practice It enables the people ofdistant Cities to obtain his services1
without the necessary expense ofgoing Jacksonville and permits of-
beingconstaatly under care andsupervision as those tours will bemade every three months The doc¬
tor will be here on his secod quar¬
terly tour October 6th and 7th aud-
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maybe seen at the Ocala House xMr C H Dame Special Organizer
lof the Woodmen of the WorldI spent rseverai days last week at LiveI
Oak That city already boasts ofI
a big lodge which has been greatlyI increaseddnringMr DamesI visit speaking of the Woodmenthe Live Oak Democrat says that it
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j stands absolutely among the grandesti and most solid fraternal orders of thecountry And of Mr Dame theDemocrat says Ahe cornea to Live
Oak more than highly recommendedand is known in his native town andi
oounty as the best of men
I MUNROE a CqAMBLISS
BANKERSOCALA FLORIDA
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LOANS DEPOSITSCONSERVATISM ACCOMMODATION
Col Edwin Spencer and his daugh ¬
terinlaw Mrs Grover Spencerreturned home Tuesday from a visitto Lake Weir
Mr Arthur Hardaker of Martelleft Monday for Atlanta He goesfor the purpose of having an opera ¬
tion performed on his leg which wasbadly injured in an accident over ayear ago He will probably go on toJohns Hopkins hospital in Baltimore-
Mr and Mrs Walter Luffman andtheir three sons Earnest Frank andHolmer were in Ocala Tuesday ontheir way to Sutherland where MrsLuffman will remain and keep herthree sons in college Mr Luftmanis a prominent merchant and farmer-ofI Sparr
Mrs Sheldon Stringer of BrooksIvine passed through Ocala Sunday
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afternoon on her way to Waynesville N C to visit her brother DrH T Lykes of Tampa at his sum¬
mer home there She was accom-
panied as far as Jacksonville by herson Dr Sheldon Stringer
iss Doris Thacker of Jackson-ville
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the guest of Mrs W J Lohrigand Miss Hattie Lou Dickinson of
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j Madison who is visiting her sisterMrs S R Whaiey were compliment-ed with a straw ride Monday night
I The party went out to Silver SpringsI and spent a most delightful eveningThey were chaperoned by Mrs Lohrig Those participating in the ride-
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i besides thoie already mentioned wereMisses Lottie Kingman Genevieve-
I Smith Jessilu artin Gertrude andi Edith Bachelder Messrs O KJ Brown O C Tign r CieveLnd Wil-
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F T Blalock Otto Lohrig andRoyal Cole
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SAmRDElYSept 23 LAST
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SALE LAST SALElv OND0Y
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THE BOSTON STOREThis will be our last sale before our Large Fall and Winter Stock arrives and in order to make room for
same we will put on sale Saturday September 23rd and Monday September 25th the Best BargainsEver Offered In Marion County Now is the time to prepare your childrens schoolclothes Below we show a few leaders
789 pairs Boys Knee Pantsre u Otl Isf Shoes 865 Yards French Ginha1l188uitJar school pants tough and 63c able for childrens dressestough worth c to i 7175 f now The best and worth io and 12 cents now1c 25 It50 98cShoe m this sale at1250 yards of Apron Ginghams f 298 pairs men in all tabpantsworth 7 and 8 cents a yard will be 5C BoyS ShoeS rica all br2ains worth from 1 98sold at this we for S250 to X360 in this last sale785 Yards of Quilt Cloth several de The best x25 and II50 98c 179 pairs mens worth fromsigns nit colors worth 7 and Scents 5c Shoe during this sale at 12s to 1175 will
pantsbe sold during 98
1a yard at this sale only this salee only fo-
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PAIRS LADIES STOCKINGS en S Shoes25o and
for only3 198
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Worth 10 and 15 cents f 175 and S2259C Women s Shoes during 68During this sale only this eale for 5 Rolls for 25ca-
Eils6 SUITS IN CREVIOiS WORSTEDS ND FLANNELS IN tiLL COLORS W0 Tri 850 TO 250 1I0W74-
85KIRTS We still have a large variety of skirts in Venetians Voiles Flannels and WorstedsPrices ranging from 148 001998 Space does not permit us to print all the pries SKIRT
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I DIAMONDSI Some of the prettiest Diamond
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Mrs H G McDavid chaperoned aparty of young folks on a straw ride-to Silver Springs Friday night Theweather was just cool enough to bepleasant and the moonlight was de¬
lightful This party was gotten upin honor of Miss Mamie Marshall of t
I St Augustine who is enjoying a visitin our city All who participated in
Ithe straw ride had a splendid time
Miss Afflick arrived in Ocala Mon ¬
Iday and will be in charge of the mil¬
linery department which is to beadded to the Helvenston Pasteurcompanys store Miss Afflick hue r
just returned from a trip to NewY rk and the milliner Miss IreneSmith is at present in New Yorkstudying the styles and will arrive in-
a few weeks with all the latest styles-in millinery
I Mr and Mrs Chas V Miller andt Mrs W S Bullock and her two sonsreturned home Monday from a visit
fto the delightful and popular resortClay Springs Mr Miller who was
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Iquite sick before their departure is-
jivery greatly improved which will be
good news to his many friendsI Judge Bullock will shortly begin theI erection of a pretty little hotel atthis healthful spring
Five Ocala people sailed from Jack-sonville
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Sunday on the Arapahoebound for New York viz Mr T BSnyder who goes to the metropolisto purchase the fall and winter stockof goods for the haberdashery MissNellie Anderson who will be in NewYork several weeks buying goods forG A Nash Mr Herbert W Jonesand Master Robert Clarkson who goto Massachusetts to visit relativesand Mr Max Bloom who goes toNew York where in a few days hewill wed Miss Handle man t-
One of the most delightful socialevents of the season occurred OB fMonday evening Mrs J M Jack-son Jr of Miami Fla gave a din-ner party at the Wheeler at whichthefoUowing ladies were guestMrs Whitaker of Tampa Mrs O FPrentice anti Mrs Hearin of QuincyKnB K Shaw of Jacksonville-and Mrs P P Wood
1of HIghS
Mrs Jackson is a charming hostessand always entertains in a most de-lightful
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manner This dianer partywas particularly pleasant owiag tothe fact that the guests were at one-time students of Wecleyaa Fesaafecollege and this was their lint reunion since leaving that fsmtrsj oldi stttntioH HppdsrsooYille K OOar in TlmesUniOT
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