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OCALA EVENING STAR WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 23 1908 THREE

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but H how goo I Ii the qut tionthat every one > lu uil ask 11 IJUjhgcandy

The old sayng that a man isjudged by tiI canly he gives It

lintels goixl tod y same as alwaysBuy tIlt lrstthnt take the justaJ hood Hi I-

Nolhii jj quiti equals

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famous PonBons and Chocolateshey arc in a distinctively exclu-sive class to

Orders receive prompt and care ¬

ful attention Just pvous the nameand addrcbs nid Uncle Sam doesthe rest

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Opens

TROXLERT 24 MAIN ST

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THE COMMERCIAL

BARBER SHOP

into the lobby of theOcala House

Offers the very best service ofskilled workmen with modern ap-

pliances¬

Strictly sanitary Elec¬

tric fans electric massages

slot Running Water at all TimestBARBER JOE

rr Manager

EIH Fred G B-

WEIflETJTHE JEWELER AND OPTICIAN

Jlc Have One of the LargestMost Xcw and Complete Stocks ofWATCHES RINGS PINS

EMBLEM PINSCHAINS FOBS I

HAIR ORNAMENTS ETC ETC

JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS I

That Has Ever Been Shown In ThisCity

In Cut Glass Fine China Sterlingand Plated Silverware SouvenirPostal Cards Clocks Etc ivcDo Not Acknowledge a BetterStock in This Section

ALL KINDS OF W L r H

REPAIRING

p

DONE

SOUTH SIDE OF SQUARE

SEND FOR THISThe Fall and Winter

Catalogues of

R H Macy Co

New York City

Are Now Beihg

mailed to thousands-

of Mac customers

throughout the country

A copy wiUbe

mailed free to youI

if you write for it

Macy is the largest

retail store under

Ohe roof-

Macys sell more goods-

forI

cash than any other s

store in the worldI The Macy catalogue

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pictures and describes-

on its 500 pages

merchandise of every

good sort from almost-

a hundred departments4

in the great Macy store

Send for the Catalogue-

make New York City

YOUR market reached

easily and quickly by

the mail order route

Write today Addressf

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OCALA OCCURRENCESS-

chool books and school supplies atthe Globe

Mr Paul Lang of Morriston was atthe Ocala House last night

Tents for rent or sale The OcalaFurniture Company-

Mr G M Johnson of Roddick stop ¬

ped at the Montezuma last night

FOR RENT Sixroom cottage in thefirst ward Apply to H D Stokes

There were 27 arrivals at the OcalaHouse yesterday

Lightning roach paste kills em 25cents at the Postoffice Drugstore-

Mr R H Fisher of Atlanta is at theOcala House

Mr J A Bell of Birmingham Alais at the Ocala House

Mr G E Hall of Lakeland is at theMontezuma

R L Martin is just recovering from-a severe attack of dengue-

Get your school supplies at theOcala News Co-

Ir M Venable of Oxford is at theOcala House-

A new line of renting wheels 15cper hour B F Condon

Master Ellis Brigance will attendschool at Rollins College this winter

Use Planks Chill Tonic Guaran ¬

teed Price 25e Sold by all druggists-

Mrs Sue Frink is visiting the fam ¬

ily of Mr L M Graham at Conner

School books and school supplies atthe Globe

Mr H M Voyle of the Coleman Cy ¬

press Company is at the Montezuma

Messrs V P and S E Smith ofSt Augustine were guests of the OcalaHouse last night

Have you seen the new visible Fayholes typewriter R C Davis Cogeneral agents-

Mr Jack Camp who spent the pastmonth with his family at Ashevillehas returned home

Miss Margaret Eagleton is homefrom a visit of several months toPhiladelphia-

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PARLOR LAMP FOR SALEAh-andsome brass parlor lamp for saleApply at this office

Mr Pat Randall of Connor spentyesterday and today at the Monte-zuma

Buy a highgrade standard wheel10 down and 2 per week B F Con-

do¬

Mr R J Knight of Crystal River-a naval stores operator was at theMontezuma last night

FOR SALECut flowers and plantsApply to Miss Josie McClure at G ANashs dry goods store

Mr J W Ward Jr from FloralCity attended the meeting of the nav ¬

al stores men yesterday-

R C Davis Co of Jacksonvillehandle silk typewriter ribbons 75ceach 7HO pr dozen

Mr F M Harp of the naval storesfirm of Tiller Harp Co of Eureka-was in town last night

FOR RENTFive room cottageNorth Second street east Inquire at2S North First street east

FOR SALE Upright piano for iiO

in god order Address P O Box 473Ocala

W J Colbert of Sparr was in town I

today at attendant at the SoarTur I

ney wedding-

We lead the city on stationery tab-lets

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and school supplies of all kindsThe AntiMonopoly Drugstore

Mrs M E Taylor and children whohave been to Clearwater returnedhome yesterday-

Nice furnished room for rent onOklawaha avenue bath and electriclights Apply P O Box 124 city

Mrs AV F Yocum came into todayfrom Gainesville to visit her daughter-Mrs W T Gary-

R C Davis Co of Jacksonvillewill sell any make of secondhandtypewriter upon easy terms if desired I

Mrs Alfred Owen and little daugh-ter

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went down to Lake Weir todayfor a short stay

Mr Will Hocker returned fromtl

Seabreeze today where he visited hisfamily who will return next week

SCHOOL BOOKS SCHOOL BOOKSeither new or secondhand at theOcala News Company-

The Baraca class of the Baptistchurch will hold a social tomorrownight at the residence of Mrs S AStand Icy

Call in and see the pretty line offancy imported China that we aredisplaying The AntiMonopoly Drug-Store

Miss N K Smith the trained nurseafter spending two weeks pleasantly-with relatives at Crescent City hasreturned to the city

AAe have a most exquisite line offancy imported china in many dif ¬

ferent pieces The AntiMonopolyDrugstore-

MrI and Mrs J A Young who lastI spring purchased the Green place onI Orange avenue which they sold to

Policeman Frank Hall left today forClearwater-

One of the worst features of kidneytrouble is that It is an insidious dis-

ease¬

and before the victim realizes hisdanger he may have a fatal maladyTake Foleys Kidney Cure at the firstsign of trouble as it corrects irregu-larities

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and prevents Brlghts diseaseand diabetes Sold by all dealers

THE BERLIN THEATER-A PERMANENT INSTITUTION

Owing to the failure of the managerI of the Electric Theater at Gainesville

to ship the reels in time the BerlinTheater for tin first time in its ex-

istence¬

was obliged to disappoint itsfriends last night This faiui wasnot known until after the Star went topress consequently a lant number ofpeople writ around to the Berlin as I

usual and were greatly disappointedI

to be met with cloed doors-In consequence of this accident

which was by no means Mr AVoodsfault th report got out that he had j

closed his theater or was on theI

verge of selling out There is nofoundation for either report It is MrWoods intention to remain in Ocala

I permanently and to improve his alr adv elegant place of amusement j

until it is one of the best in the stateThe Berlin will be running on sched-

ule¬

time this evening with tine pic-

tures¬

and good music and its to ev ¬

erybodys advantage to go there andput in a pleasant hour

WILL ENFORCE THE LAW

Property Owners are Requested toTake Notice

Inder and by authority of SectionI

to of the Halth Ordinance passed bythe city council of Ocala August 2

ist all propelty owner > and agent j

art hereby notified to cut and removebeyond the city limits all weeds from I

I the sidewalks and from their premises

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aria vacant lots within five Zi daysfront date hereof or they will be ar-

rested¬

and dealt with as per the pro-

visions¬

of Section 39 of the aboveordinance P < nalty for failure tocomply with this demand not less than35 nor more than 3300 or impiison-inetit

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nut less than one nor more thanj thirty days or both at the discretion I

of the mayor This moans business-so

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do not overlook itIy Order of the City Board of Health I

Ocala Fla Sept 23 100S

Mrs Harry B Clark on and threechildren will reach home Friday or I

I Saturday from Hendersonville where l

I thy have been spending the pastmonth most pleasantly Mrs R RCarroll and Merris who were to have J

returned with them have decided toIremain tar two weeks or a month j

longer to get the benefit of thc first j

t frosts in the mountains

The Berlin theater will have threereels six subjects this evening All I

are fine and none of them have everbeen seen here before It will alsohave three reels tomorrow afternoonand evening Sent the children to thematinee if you cant go yourself-

If you want a pretty reading lamp toC onnect with your electric light curtmt In the library or hall of your

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hcme see AValter Tucker the elec-trician

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about it

I Among those who registered yester-day

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I afternoon at the Montezuma wereI Robert M tin roe wife and child An-

thony¬ I

James Holder Citronolle R1 i

I Knight Crystal River G M John-son

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Reddick G E Hall Lakeland JJ Soar Little River P T RandallConner Geo G Maynard Rock j

Springs Miss Mattie Li < k Graham I

villa and L T Clyatt Dunnellon-

The

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female drummers are just in-

vadingI

Ocala Yesterday no less than I

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three interviewed our merchants onerepresenting Tampa cigars and theother two hailed from New Orleans

lone selling rice and the other coffee

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MONTEZUMA I

BARBER SHOP j

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IS AGAIN OPEN t

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Xev and modern fnrnihincrsElectric massage machine and elec-

tric¬

fansSkilled workmen guarantee sat ¬

isfaction to all customers-

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A DETTERICH Proprietor

C J PHILLIPSContractor and Builder

Plans and Specifications InrnishcdUpon Request

129 South n ird SiOcala Fia Phone 301

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Ice Ice iceQUALITY EHGIT-

DELIVERY RIGHT

PRIDE RIGHT

FLORIDA PACKING ICE CO

E P Til AC A RD ManagerPhone No 5-

FOLEFSI

KIDNEY CLE1WIL-L

CURE YOU

of any case of Kidney 01

Bladder disease that is notbeyond the reach of medi-

cine¬

Take it at once Donot risk having Brights Dis ¬

ease or Diabetes There U

nothing gained by delaySOc end SI00 Bottle

rI 00 tTSFOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS

FRESHS-wiss Cheese-

Cranberries

Cranberry Sauce

Boned Turkey

Boned Chicken

Parsley

Plum Puddings

Cakes I

TEAPOT GROCERYSU-

BURBAN ACCOMPLISHMENTS

An Ocala traveling man was mak-ing

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a tram trip in South Florida Hesaw a rather shapely maiden standig in the door of a house by the road-side anti remarked to the driver acitizen of that section that she was I

rather nice loking Well says theI

driver hI dont think she is much onlook but slit can most sholy pick a I

plant

SHE IS WILLING TO BE SWAPPED-

A gentleman who has been marriedfor eleven years desires to swap hiswife for a horse and buggy AddressIJox 12U9 Ocala Fla-

P SThe lady is willing to be I

swapped I

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FREE

Next Monday and Tuesday to eachcustomer parch sing for cash a dol-

lars¬

worth of merchandise we willgive one of those handsome 18x20inch iictur of our next presidentlion William Jennings Bryan asshown in the windows of the store

THE GLOBEi

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BERLIN ELECTRICAL

THEATERNorth Magnolia Street Opposite

Mclver MacKaysII M WOOD Proprietor

CHANGE PROGRAM DAILY

Program for this EveningTHE JEALOUS FINANCE-UNSUCCESSFUL FLIRTS-

A NEW TOBOGGAN f f

CURIOUS MR CURIOSTEALING TOMATOES I

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Open Promptly at 330 P MAdmission 10 Cents

Children 5 Cents

HANDSOME BRYAN PICTURES

The Globe is advertising that onI

and that storenext Monday Tuesdaywill give away a large picture of our I

next president Hon William Jennings I

Bryan with each purchase of a dotlars worth of merchandise We haveexamined tin pictures and they are-as

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good as any we have even seen ofI

the Peerless leader of democracy

M E Robinson wife and daughterwho spent a month at WaynesvilleN C were guests of the Everett in j

Jacksonville Monday on their way-

to Tampa Mr Robinson is known all-

over Florida as Sunny Jim carry ¬

ing sunshine and cheer wherever hegoes I

Mrs D W Davis and children Eliz-

abeth¬

and Kit who have been spend ¬

ing the past four months at Mr Da-

vis¬

pleasant summer home on thenorth side of Lake Weir will returnhome tomorrow

Mrs E A White and her compan ¬

ion Iiss Ervin of Citra who spentthe summer at Pablo Beach have re-

turned¬

home-

A

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salve good for anything where a I

ave can be usedthats DeWittsCarbolized Witch Hazel Salve Itcleanses thoroughly keeps the poresopen and heals quickly It is good foranything where a salve is needed Itcoop and soothes and is especiallygood for piles We sell and recom-mend

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it Sold by the AntiMonopolyDrugstore

Frank fJadson while returning fromAtlantic City stopped over a coupleof days in Now York to buy two orthree hundred dollars worth of goods I

but found so many tempting bargains-that he made the bill a thousand be-

fore¬

he got through Frank only returiud a month ago from New Yorkand his regular purchasing trip whenhe bought 4000 worth of goods forthe Bazaar

Healthy kidneys filter the impuri-ties from the blood and unless theydo this good health is impossibleFoleys Kidney Cure makes soundkidneys and will positively cure allforms of kidney and bladder diseaseIt strengthens the whole system Soldby all dealers

When you want stationery go to atationery store The Ocala NewsCompany has the best and most uptodate line in Ocala

FOR SALE OR RENT A 7room-houseI kitchen and bath 116 Earlstreet Address McDonald Printing

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Co in Yet Adams street Jackson-ville

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IT CANT BE BEATThe best of all teachers U experi-

ence¬

C M Harden of Silver CityXorth Carolina says I find ElectricBitters does all thats claimed for itFor Stomach Liver and Kidney trou-bles

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it cant be beat I have tried itand find it a most excellent medicineMr Harden is right its the best ofall medicines also for weakness lamehack and all run down conditions-Best too for chills and malaria Soldunder guarantee at all drugstores 50c

SOARTURNEY-

Mr John Soar and Miss Lizzie TurI

ney were quietly married at the home-of Mr and Mrs W L Colbert thismorning at 10 oclock Rev E G Mc-Kinley of Candler officiating andhe spoke the words that made theirhearts beat in unison Only a fewrelatives and friends were presentThe bride was attired in white silkand carried a large bouquet of orchidsruses and fern The groom lookedwell in a conventional suit of blackAlice the sweet little slaughter of Mrand Mrs W L Colbert bore the ringupon a pillow of ruse while herbright little cousin Iva daughter ofMr and Mrs J J Colbert accom-panied

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her with Mowers and evergreenmany of which came from the MagicCityMrs

Soar will be remembered asone of Marion countys most belovedand accomplished teachers while MrSoar is a very successful nursery manand florist of the East Coast He isesteemed most highly by those thatknow him best

After a bountiful repast the happycouple left on the noon train forGainesville After visiting friends andrelatives in Alachua Citrus Marionand Paste counties they will return-to their future home at Little River

MILLINERY

Ladies desiring stylish and uptodate millinery hats renovated or infact anything in the millinery linewould do well to write Miss LouiseHooper 521 West 135th street NewYork City or leave orders with Mrs-J R Moorluad Phone 256

Mr and Mrs E L Carney whohave been spending a mont hmost de-

lightfully¬

at Mr Carneys formerlame Estell Springs Tenn will re-

turn¬

home tonight

Mr and Mrs J H Brinson andthree children are in town havingcome up from Rollins College MrsBrinson and the children will go toMclntosh to spend a few days withrelatives and Prof Brinson will return-to Rollins College to pack and shiphis household goods to this city Theyhave rented the cottage in the prettyoak grove a few yards east of Mr AV

D c arts s residence on Fort King av ¬

enue

Capt C O Harris has rented one ofMrs Sallit rooms cottages and thesame will be finished in a fortnightand ready for occupancy-

Mr Arthur Cobb will move into MrCharles Rheinauers rebuilt cottage-on South Third street which will beready on or shortly after the first ofOctober-

Mr B Goldman of the Globe willleave tonight for New York and willmake his final fall and winter pur-chases He will be absent for ten claysThe store has been receiving a greatmany new goods for the past two I

months but Mr Goldman will buy alarge stuck of specialties

Mrs J M Meffert and children whospent the summer most pleasantly onthe past side of Lake Weir have retuined home and are occupying theirhandsome home on Lake Weir av-enue

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DAVID S WOODROW

REAL ESTATE

AND INVESTMENTS

Rooms 27 and 28 Holder Block I

OCALA FLORIDA-

The man who waits for a provenproducing proposition before invest ¬

ing will always pay every cent thestock is worth Its the man who takes-

a chance on the ground floor that real ¬

ly gets the cream Always investigate-and act with due caution but you willlose out entirely and every time if youwait for a cinch Equal parts of

nerve and common sense will be found-

a very palatable dose and a combina ¬

tion hard to beat-

If you want to buy a home in Ocala-I can offer you one of the very fewplaces on the market on Oklawahaavenue

Frontage is 96 feet and the lot runsback 480 feet House is one storycontaining five rooms kitchen andbathroom city water gas electriclight and modern plumbing stable

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and servants house in yard Price2300 half cash and balance spread-

over three years-

If you want to build a store build ¬

ing to rent I have a lot on Fort Kingavenue between the Pittman building-

and the new building just erected by

Guerrant Carmichael Frontage is

43 feet by 110 feet deep The building-

now on it is old but rents for enough-

to pay interest on the investmentPrice is 850-

OAKRIDGE lots on the Shady Grovehard road and within the city limits-

can be bought for 75 to 90 100 feetfront by 125 feet deep 10cash and

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1 1 per week Free deed in case ofdeath No taxes to pay until 1909 Map

and prices on applicationI

WOOD MAR This property is on themost beautiful lake in Florida on a

bluff which rises from 25 feet to 75

feet above the level of the lake The-

A C L railroad runs between the edgeof the lake and the bluff Four years

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ago when I platted this property andoffered to sell lots I was laughed atby many and the word fool morethan once dropped in connection withthis property Try and buy back forme the lots I have already sold andcome and see me I have raised theprices once and will raise again untilanother Mr Flagler sees the beauties-of the place and then he can have it

I if he will pay the price The streets-are all planted to shade trees and wat-

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works installedgood water tooBuy a lot now You can buy on termsbut you cant buy them at a discountMap and prices on application

NOW IS THE TIME

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Listen The winter season is now a

upon us and it is my desire to seeone of Kauffmans suits upon every-man

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and boy in this county and inorder to see this desire gratified I i

have made the following reduc-tions

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3500 Coat and Pants to your measure only 27503000 ll u cc u U u 2250

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2500 it tt 1t t 1t u 19502000 u t t U ll U u 1650 wow

1G50 tt U t tt tt U 1250 t-

rNow is the time to buy a suit Suits sold on liberal terms

S3 down will order you a suit 1 down will orderyou a pair of pants-

I guarantee a fit and if clothes dont fit we ask no moneyThe above offer backed by me is sufficient guarantee that

you will get your moneys worth 500 samples

SALE UNTIL OCTOBER 15 BUY NOW

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TBOSTONTHE STOREit

lSOUGHT AN AUTOMOBILE-

Mr R E Yonge Srf resents thestatement that he has bought thelin st and newest car in the country-Mr Young says his son Rossie inJacksonville located a Winton car oftine 1006 model a fine and uptodate-car at that time which was only run-a few hundred miles and was sold fordebt and has been stored ever sinceHe got the car at a big bargain andsays it will serve his purpose nicelyami give a lot of faithful service with-a little touching up Mr WalterYonge has gone to Jacksonville to runthe machine through the country toOcala

FREE

Next Monday and Tuesday to eachcustomer purchasing for cash a dollars worth of merchandise we willi-

e one of those handsome 18x20inch pictures of our next president-Hon William Jennings Bryan asshown in the windows of the store

THE GLOBE

WIRING THE SCHOOL HOUSE-

Mr H W Tucker has the contractto put the wiring and electric lights-in the new primary school building-and he will do a neat and substantial-job

The Star is pleased to hear that MrR L Anderson is so far recoveredfrom his recent spell of sickness thathe has resumed his baths at that fa-

mous¬

resort Hot Springs Ark MrII L Anderson is with him and assoon as he iccovers sufficiently tomake the trip the brothers will jour-ney

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through Indiana and Michigan-

Mr Ed Parr manager for MclverMacKay is at his post again after aten days tussle with the dengue Mrelver just returned from AshevilleX C in time to take his place in thetare

The huge SOxlOO foot twostorywarehouse for Mclver and MacKay onthe northwest corner of their halfblock will now be rushed to com-

pletion¬

having been delayed for lackof lumber-

Mr Jake Brown on his return fromNew York met the Ocala crowd inJacksonville who went up on thelaunch Merry Widow They madethe run in eighteen hours They ex ¬

pected to start today on the returntrip

Mr L J Clyatt the Dunnellon fur-niture

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realer was in town today onbusiness and paid a visit to his broth-er

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Mr W Yo Clya-

ttI vWalter Ellis will return aboutthe first of October from her formerhorn at Fayetteville X C where shehas been visiting her father Mr Bellfor two months-

Mr James L Knight and familyhave returned from Daytona Beachwhere they have been spending theumincT in a cottage

Mrs S T Sr trunk Miss Annie At-

kinson¬

LaGrange and Virginia Sistrunk will return tomorrow or nextlay from Daytona Beach where theyhave been spending the summer in acottage

ARCADE RESTAURANT-The Arcade Restaurant is now pre

pared to serve meals at all hours fromG a m to midnight Everything good-to eat P E FORT Proprietor

Arcade Restaurant Ocala Fla

tFOR SALE

One incubator brooder oil stovejoint new stove pipe 27 ½ yards newrag carpet royal scrole garden plowgarden tools fruit jars typewriterfivegallon oil can parlor lamp washstand feather bed trunks grips etcApply at Campbell House Fort Kingavenue

Dr E P Guerrant went to MIcanopy today on professional businessHe was accompanied by his prettylittle daughter Miss May

Mr and Mrs Jesse Emerson whohad rooms and did light housekeeping-at Mrs J M Thompsons have gone-

to Mrs Arms boarding house and willboard with her

School books and school supplies atthe Globe

Miss Daisy Bell who has charge ofthe marriage license department of thecounty judges office issued her firstcertificate Monday-

Mrs T H Johnson and charmingdaughter Miss Clara will arrive Saturday from South Carolina wherethey have been for a week visitingCaptain Johnsons brother since leav ¬

ing Hendersonville where the familyspent the summer

Miss Sallie Camp who spent thesummer at Savannah Ga and Asheville X C is home She accompanied-her sister Miss Leta Camp to Hotlins College Holliris Va and return-ed

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direct homeJ

Miss Lucy Moorhead who spent the u

summer with her aunt Miss LouiseHooper in New York City returnedhome yesterday She Is the picture-of health and had the time of her life h

in the metropolis of the nation withher aunt who has developed Into oneof that citys most artistic hat de ¬

signersY

School books and school supplies atthe Globe

Mrs W AV Reed from South LakeWeir who attended the wedding ofher sister Miss Lizzie Turney re-turned

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home this afterno-

onBLANCHARII

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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

Plans furnished-on application-

PO Box 46 Ocala Fla

FRESH BREADFREE DELIVERY i

Ye have put ona wagon forour bakery and will deliver youFresh Bread Pies and Cakes toany part of the city upon shortnotice

We hake every morning andonly the best and have had manyyears experience in the businessVe will appreciate a share of your

trade JlliWOLF i HEINTZ

fBAKERS

North Magnolia StreetI l-

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