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I OCALA EVENING STAR MONDAY MARCHl

23 1906

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OCALA OCCURRENCES

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K of P meet tonightI

Elks meet tomorrov evening

Odd Fellows meet tomorrow night

Rebekuhs meet Thursday eveningI

Store building for rent in the OcalaHouse lock Apply to P W Ditto

Oysters In all styles served on threeminutes notice at thy Elks Cafe

The Star regrets to hoar of the se¬

vere sickness of Mr T J Barnes

This office will appreciate the loanof a February Strand Magazine-

Dr S H Butch was at his post of1

duty at the Commercial Bank today

Ben Condon has a line of new coas-tr bicyclos for rent-

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D McMahan of Jacksonville Isn the city for a few days noting our

improvements-

The best 26c1

box or paper we haveever put across the counter DanishCloth a + the Postoffice Drugstore-

Mr anJ Mm H M Wood have rent¬

ed rooms at Mrs Condons residence-and will do to light housekeeping

Dr Henry the popular and success-ful

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South Lake Weir M D is In towntoday

Come to the Ocala News Co and see-the latest novelty Ocala In a seaahell

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Mrs C Price of Mclntosh-Accompanied by little Miss Bellam

came this afternoonr

1 The Hiawatha Lake Dairy will fur-nish

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you ice cold buttermilk everyvmorning

R C Davis Co of Jacksonvillehandle silk typewriter ribbons 75c

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each 750 per dozenf

I Use Planks Chill Tonic Guaran-teed Price 25 tenth Sold by all drug-gists

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if Mr P V Leavengood returned Sat ¬

urday night from a business visit toJacksonville-

Dr D M Boney Ocalas skillful eyeSpecialist received and filled the otherday an order from England for a setof glasses

Mr and Mrs H M Wood and MissEloise Smoak drove up to Fairfieldyesterday and visited the families of

JKHr John Smoak and Dr Gatrellr

It seems like the city authoritieswould as they certainly could stopthe dumping of garbage by the side ofthe Silver Springs road ust this side

I of Greenwood cemetery It is nothingless than and hasnt eventhe excuse of be1ng necessary

There are some very abrupt stops-to some of the new sidewalks liamel-yt Masters corner the MontezumaHunters drugstore and the Postoffice-The city council should see that theyare attended to before some one ishurt

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Mrs PYV Spellman and Mrs Wiltm Wolff and her pretty little daugh-ter

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Rose were the guests of Mrs HW Long at Martel today-

Dr

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D M Boney as a side line is> planting several acres of melons and

hopes to take a trip to Europe on theproceeds

J Miss Mary Coyle who has been4 Pending several months with hermother at Leesburg running the Glendale Hotel returned home Saturdayhaving rented the hotel to Mr Moore

John P Galloway continues to keepthe lead in the race for sheriff of Ma ¬

rion county John will have a walk ¬

over in the first primary His racewill be a repetition of the contest likethat in which the America wrested thetrophy cup from the Britishers forfast sailing there was no second inthe race Therell he no second pri ¬

mary Dunnellon Advocate

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PUNION CENTRALL-

IFE INSURANCE

Leaders in allI

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JUST RECEIVED

Nenfcbatel Pineapple Sweitzer I

Brick limburger Brie and i

Camembert Cheese in tin I

Shredded Codfish Boneless Her¬

ring Shrimp Clams andDeviled Crabs

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Three pound cans Tomato Soup19 cents a can

Salt Mackerel No 1s and 2s

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

TEAPOT GROCERY-

D W Tompkins the liveryman soldSaturday to M W Covington of Ellerton a pair of very handsome graymules and a fire horse to H M Sherouse of Reddick also a spirited ani ¬

mal to H D Bassett Floyal City

Justice Walter Bishop passed sen ¬

tence on nine prisoners this morningseven for gambling and two for car ¬

rying concealed weapons Judge Bellalsotried two for carrying concealedweapons imposing the usual 100 fineor six months on the hard road

Mrs R A Sandifer of 79 WestBroadway and her attractive daugh-ter

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Irene made the Star office an ap ¬

preciated call today and inspected thelinotype machine the first they haveever seen and deemed it a wonder inmechanism which it is

Rev Sam White the genial McIn ¬

tosh revivalist passed through Ocalatoday on his way to Tampa-

Mr H C Conley of Atlanta was inOcala last week to see M D Wilsonon business Mr Conley is generalmanager of the Southern Departmentof the United States Health and Ascident Insurance Co with headquar-ters

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in Atlanta the home office being-In Saginaw Mich Mr Wilson isdistrict agent with headquarters inOcala This being one of the oldestcompanies in the United States andthe first one to write health insuranceenables them to give the best contract

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The antics of Jimmy the neerdoweel and the adventures of a man witha jealous wife kept the visitors to theBerlin Theater in a laugh all Saturdayevening Saved by a Melon an ¬

other sidesplitter is on tonight withseveral other good reels Be sure andsee them

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MrT W Sylvester went down toSt Petersburg Saturday night to I

spend a short time with his motherand sister Miss Leafy Sylvester willgo down in a day or two

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Mr Harry Palmer has accepted aposition with the Holder PhosphateCompany bookkeeper He will belocated at Inverness

Mr Goodwin and wife who spentthe weekend with Mii and Mrs Z CChambliss returned to Woodmar thisafternoon They expect to leave fortheir home in Chicago in two weeks

Mrs J C Stine and litle son ofI Osceola Mills Pa are expected in thecity Thursday to visit Mrs Stinesparents Mr and Mrs T J Barnes

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Paul Durand has returned fromI

Cedar Keys where he spent the win-

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I packing oysters and is again athis mothers home in this city

The alarm of fire this afternoon wasturned in from the fourth ward wherea servants house on the Carlton prop ¬

erty was on fire The fire laddies soonextinguished the flames without anydamage to speak of

Tetter Salt Rheum and Eczema

These are diseases for which Cham-berlains Salve is especially valuable-t quickly allays the itching and

smarting and soon effects a curePrice 2I cents For sale by all

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druggists

SILVER ALUMINUMJELLY MOULDS FREE

Individually Molded desserts arenow considered the proper thing Themoulds are hard to get outside thelarge cities but users of JELLO TheDainty Dessert can get them abso ¬

lutely free Circular in each packageexplaining and illustrating the differ ¬

ent patterns JELLO is sold by allgood grocers at 10c perpackage Do

I not accept a substitute or you willbe disappointed

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NOTICE TO MEMBERS-OF THE OCALA RIFLES

Order No 6

Pursuant to A G O No4 you arehereby required to assemble at the ar ¬

mory at seven p in March 23rd 1908for th purpose of annual inspectionand muster by Capt Lawrence S Mellei e S A and Adjutant GeneralFoster Inspection will be held in

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service uniform in heavy marching I

order fully equipped for active ser-vice

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By orderG A Nash Capt

2nd Infty Comdr Co A

W C T U MEETING

The regular monthly meeting of theW C T U will be held on Wednes-day

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March 25th at the Methodistchurch at 4 p in The executiveboard members representing the dif ¬

ferent churches treasurer secretaryetc will meet promptly at 330 p m-

on that day-

LOSTA DIAMOND RING

Lost In the Holder block this morn ¬

ing about a karat and a quarter agentlemans setting Suitable reward-for its return to Whit Palmer OcalaFla

CHALLENGE ACCEPTED-

I hereby accept Frank Millers chal-lenge

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to wrestle for 25 a side underthe catch as catch can rule any where-at any time provided there will alsobe a suitable purse of money thewinner of the match to take the lot

1 Jack Macintosh

Mr Clifford Jones of St Petersburgexpress agent on the A C L is going-to establish a moving picture show inGainesville Mr H M Wood whoconducts the Berlin Theater in thiscity is going to establish a circuit andGainesville will be the first station IfMr Jones can run a picture show aswell as Mr Wood Gainesville will bein luck

Mrs John Pasteur after spendingSunday in Ocala returned to Stantonthis afternoon

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The laundry wagon in which DolphDame and Levett Grover were ridingin passing the Star office at noon

I the wheel got locked on the railroadiron the horse taking fright overturn-ed

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the wagon and threw both occu ¬

pants out seriously bruising the sideand ribs of Groover and scrapingDames leg and elbow

WHAT SHALL WE-HAVE

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FOR DESSERTt

I Try Jello the dainty appetizingeconomical dessert Can be preparedin tantlysimply add boiling waterand serve when cool Flavored Justright sweetened just right perfect inevery way A lOc package makesenough dessert for a large family Allgrocers sell it Dont accept substi ¬

tutes JELLO complies with all PureFood Laws Seven flavors LemonOrange Raspberry Strawberry Choc ¬

olate Cherry Peach

Rev G H Harrisonwent down to I

Woodmar and South Lak Weir todayto hold special services I

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CAN LIVE ON CANDY

Chocolate Creams and Peanuts i

Would Keep You Alive saysI

Prof OlsenI

Prof John C Olsen Ph DI United States Food and Drug In-

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I Chemist in his lecture oni

hPure Foods and their Prepara-tion

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among other things saidit was shown that twothirds of

Ia pound of peanuts and twothirds

I of a pound of chocolate creams I

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I feed an adult 24 hours A diet ofI this kind would not be expensive I

compared with the cost of otherfoods

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PeanutChocolateF-

or Health StrengthFOR SALE BY

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WILLIAM JAMES BRYAN

FLORIDA MOURNS THE LOSS OF

A GIFTED SON

Washington D r March 3lnit-el

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State Senator William James Bry-an

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of Florida died at Providence hos-pital at 830 oclock yesterday morn-ing of typhoid fever He Passel awayPeacefully with his wife holding hishand and his brother N P Bryanbeing present when the end came-

It was only seventythree days sincehe took his seat as the successor ofthe late Senator Stephen R Mallorywho died December 23 and thirtythree days of that time was spent inhis fight against disease Severaltimes during Mr Bryans illness hisfriends despaired of his recovery butlate Saturday night the report wasgiven out that his condition had tak-en

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a turn for the better His deaththerefore came as a surprise and adistinct shock-

In physique Mr Bryan was unfittedto withstand a protracted fever Hewas slight of build and of a nervoustemperament He came to Washing-ton

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early in January from the warmclimate of Florida and from the dayof his arrival was far from well Final-ly he was compelled to give up andwas taken to Providence hospitalDuring the last few days of his illness-he was attended by specialists fromJohns Hopkins University HospitalBaltimore-

In Mr Bryan the senate loses theseventh member by death since theadjournment of the Fiftyninth Con ¬

gress on March 4 a year ago Theywere the two late senators from Ala-

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bama Mr Morgan and Mr PettusMr Mallory of Florida Mr Latimer-of South Carolina Mr Proctor ofVermont Mr Whyto of Marylandand Mr Bryan Curiously the lasttwo were the oldest and youngestmembers of the body Mr Whyte was84 years old and Mr Bryan less than32

Although Mr Bryan was in the sen ¬

ate too short a time to impress hisindividuality on legislation or to take-a prominent part in the considerationof matters in committee it is danced

I ed that he would have become a force-ful

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I part of the minorityI Mr Bryan was born in Orangecounty Florida October 10 1876 Heattended the public schools of hisstate dnd Emory College Georgiagraduating from the latter institution-in 1896 Three years later he wasgraduated from Washington and LeeUniversity and in X1899 began the prac ¬

tice of law in Jacksonville FloridaUntil a short time before his appoint ¬

ment to succeed Mr Mallory in thesenate he had served as solicitor ofthe Duval county criminal court Hewas married to Miss Janet Allan ofLexington Va

The body of Senator Bryan accom ¬

panied by a committee from the sen ¬

ate left here at 9 oclock this morning-over the Southern Railway for Jack¬

sonville Florida where interment willbe made en Wednesday An unusualcircumstance will be the absence of afuneral committee from the house ofrepresentatives It was the wish ofthe family that the usual congres ¬

sional committees be dispoensed withThis was later reconsidered and itwas decided that the senate onlyshould be represented at the funeralThe senate committee is made up ofMessrs Taliaferro of Florida Baconof Georgia Stone of Missouri Scott ofWest Virginia Daniel of VirginiaClark of Wyoming Carter of Montana and Clapp of Minnesota

FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER-

I hereby announce myself a candi ¬

date for the office of Commissionerfor the First Commissioners District-of Marion County subject to the pri-mary of May 19th and ask the sup ¬

port of the Democratic voters of Dis ¬

trict No 1 If elected I will use mybest efforts in the discharge of theduties of the office Respectfully-

C Ed Carmichael

FOR TAX ASSESSOR

T find that the citizens of Ocala de ¬

cide for themselves what candidatethey will support and electioneering-them has little or no effect From thehandsome vote that Ocala has givenlie my assessments must be fair andjust I fully appreciate this support-and indorsement and hope that youwill favor me with it again in the Mayelection Alfred Ayer-

IN THE MAYORS COURT

There was the following business inthe mayors court this morning Ondrunk one disorderly conduct onecase of leaving hack unattended andone violation of the sanitary ordi-nance

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All the parties were coloredI and were fined 5 and costs each

GADSON BUILDING HOUSES

Frank P Gadson proprietor of theI

Bazaar store and one of the most pro-gressive

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colored citizens of Florida isjust completing three cottages of fourroom each on a tract of forty building-lots he owns just south of HowardAcademy This is the first installmentof a great many more such cottagesthat rank will build both to rent

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Levi Alexander has the contract tobuild Dr E Van Hoods new residencewhich the doctor is building as an in ¬

vestment The frame work of theI house is nearly up

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ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMrti

EVERY D4Y

Program for this Evening I

SAVED BY A MELON-A Tremendous Laugh

THE BELL RINGERS pAUGHTER

Open Promptly at 3 30 P MAdmission 10 Cents

Children 5 Cents

H1 M WOOD PROPWallace Building Opposite Methodist

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NOTICE

iNotice Is hereby grveh that Uteboard of county commissioners at their 1meeting in April A D 1908 will re-

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sealed bids for the construction-of a hard surface of macadamized-road

Ifrom Dunneljon to the intersec-

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with the road known as the Oca a l2and Stokes Ferry road a distance of 1

between eight and nine milesSaid road to be constructed as fol-

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I1st Right of way to be grubbedand cleaned of trees logs stumps 1d f >

palmetto rocks and other obstructions-for

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a width of 18 feet2nd Roadbed to be in center of

right of way ten feet wide with side I-i

drains four feet on each side whenthere is cutting and all cuts to foe with-a slope of one to one All fills to bemade 1 to 1 I3rd Under drains shall be placedacross the roadbed to drain any wat-er

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pockets And to unite water ortboth sides of roadbed °

4th Roadbed to be made of clay ° ilime of phosphate waste or any hardmaterial that is acceptable to the roadcommissioner Of the district in which f irthe road is constructed or superin-tendent

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placed ton the roadbed 12 inches deepin the center and 8 inches deep oneach side and shall be 6 inches deepwhen packed at all parts of theroad tei

5th Roadbed to be so constructed jas to make the center elevation 4 in¬

ches higher than at the edge of the i flIroadbed F

6th No grades shall be over 5 o or5 feet to the hundred feet ft I7th Roadbed to be above highwater r

8th Both edges of hard material 4ishall be supported by shoulders lof h c

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earth to prevent spreading or wasting f fiiof the materials Shoulders to be four R

feet wide from each edge of roadbed tdlrThe board reserving the right to re-

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tany or all bids S T Sistruhk

tClerk J iFor County Commissioner t

t r-lI am a candidate for reelection to

the office of county commissioner-from the fqurth district thanking thepeople for past favors promising itelected my unfaltering devotion to thetrust reposed in me Respectfully-

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FOR SALE ATONCEVf6 SHOW CASES1 LARGE COFFEE MILL1 OIL TANK2 PAIR SCALES2 LARGE STORE LAMPS F

I And a number of other bargains

MARTINOTS BAKERY i+ J3

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