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i OCALA EVENING STAR TUESDAY DECEMBER 1 1908 PAGE THREE

rB ROBINSON Presidentr gi

B BUTCH Manager J C BOOZER Asst ManagerGEO J BUTCH Te-

llerCOMMERCIAL BANKOC-ALA FLA

THE DEPOSITORS IN THIS BANK

Are the merchants the profession and successful men and womenof the city the farmers of the su rrounding territory

We accommodate all classes Our customers represent the menand women who have built and a re still building successful enter-prises

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Ve solicit a share of your b u iness

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Twenty =five per cent I

BELOW COST I

Is the figure we will sell the remainder of our stock ofshoes at The goods are all new and of the very bestknown makes On December 1st or thereabouts all ofthe stock remaining will be shipped to the commissary-

at Zuber so make your purchases before that time andsave nearly half of what you usually pay for your shoes

The Marion Shoe Co-J

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M M ElfFE ITT Propiietor-

This coupon to be counted on or before December 5

Good for 5 VotesI-n tlie Stars Free Double Piano iContest

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HANDSOIt1EFall Stock ol Jewelry

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I am getting in one of the handsomest and mostcomplete stocks of Jewelry for the trade this fall and

q winter that I have ever carried Many of the goodshave already arrived There are many

PRETTY THINGSin Watches Chains Jewelry of all kinds DiamondsCut Glass and Silverware Fine China Novelties etc

and many others arriving each week-

I= am agent for and carry a verylarge stock of Edisons Phonographs

Yearly RECORDSfoul lx dtaon

to select from We will be pleased-to have you call and see the goods

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Respectf na-

YA E BurnettOCA-LA THE JEWELER FLORIDA

Washington SeminaryCOR-NER NORTH AVENUE AND PEACHTREE ATLANTA GA

For girls and young ladies established ISiS Number boarding stud-ents

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strictly limited to insure refined home life Classes divided into smallsections personal attention to each pu pil Faculty of IS specialists Con-servatory

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advantages in MUSIC ART ELOCUTION Certificate admits toVassar Wellesley etc Catalog free-

L D SCOTT EMMA B SCOTT PRINCIPALSr

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MISS BAILEYS MISTRIAL

Jury Could Not Decide Her ChurchMembership Was Worth 10000

I Woodwater Ala Nov 29 Expelkdfrom a local church Miss Lena Balky

i instituted suit fc r damage againstjtht d acm as rsponsible partiesI asking indemnity for injured felingsin the amount of JlOofaO The trialhas lasted about a week and wasbrought to an end yeterday when thejury brought in a verdict of mistrial

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The case is peculiar in Alabama atItast if not tit country over it beingthe first record in this state of anexpelled church immber suing theheads of the church for damages as aresult of such expulsion Public feel-ing

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ran high the community beingpretty well divined in sentiment

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LUNNELLON DOTSI

AdvocateEddie Turner has opened a shooting

gallery next door to his barber shopHarry Peter closed his saloon

Thanksgiving day that his hell might I

have a day offI

The ladies of the Baptist churchgave a Thanksgiving dinner at theMasonic hall Tuesday for the benefit-of their new church building Thedinner proved to be a great success-in

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every wayMr L J Clyatt has incorporated his

business into the Clyatt company Mr-

J F Cocowitoh will be resident MrClyatt vicepresident and secretaryand Mr F W Johns treasurer Theytrill greatly enlarge their stuck of I

furniture and we bespeak for them alarge trade Thy also have a branchstore at Crystal River-

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CELEBRATED TRIAL

Omaha X < 1> Dec lThe trial ofICharles Edward Davis for the murder

of Dr Frederick T Rustin ttn weeksago will be called in Judge Sittonsbranch of the District Court today

Mrs Abbie Rice who entered intoa murder and suicide pact with DrRustin and failing avowed that Rus ¬ I

tin hired Davis to slay him will bethe states star witness I

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HER HEART WAS BROKENBecause her complexion was bad and I

she could lincl nothing to clear it upLadies a bad complexion is caused by I

an inactive liver An inactive liverI will be put in perfect condition by takI ink Ballards Herbine The unequall-ed

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I liver regulator Sold by the Anti-Monopoly

IDrugstore-

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WAS HIS CAMPAIGN-

And Wm Randolph Hearst Paid theBills

Albany X V Nov Williami Randolph Hearst contributed 422Htoward the expense of the national

I campaign of the Independence party I

I according to its report filed yesterdayI The only other contribution reportedvas 20770 received through th sale

I of souvenir medals making the total4250270

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I THE CORRECT TIMEI To stop a cou h i r othl is just as soonas it start tl t M there will be no

I danger of pneumonia or consumptionJust a few doscs of Ballards Hon

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hound Syrup taken at the start willI stop the cough If it has been runningon for sometime the treatment will belinger but the cure is surf Sold bythe AntiMonopoly Drugstore-

BIGI

HEART OF BRYAN

IThough By No Mears Rich He Is

Helping Several Poor Young Men I

I Denver Colo Nov 11 William J-

IJryansI philanthropy has beenbrought to light by a close fri nd herowlo said Lt got till of luiriij p < v-

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I ldl Hryan selfishi lie declared that while on hi tourof the world Iryan found eight young

Imen who impressed him as intellectual-and laboring to educate themselves Inach cast tilt game was hard and un

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less aid hail bt en given they must in-

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have failed opportunitiabroad toot bting the saute a < inAmerica

IHryan he says hns one protge in

China two in Africa one in Japan onin Constantinople one in Japan one inIndia and one in Ouece

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Out of every dollar Bryan earnsI says his friend he devotes 10 centI religiously to charitable work-I

I Nearly everybody knows DeWitts i

I Little Early Risers are the best pillsi made They ar small plea ant sureI Little Liver pills Sold by Anti-Monopolyt Drugstore

FISH AND OYSTERS-

I E Tompkin the old rriab isI now keeping a strictly tir teass stalldn the city market the last on theiritrht-I as you go ii He keps allt kinds of fresh meats choice befI pork mutton sausage etc Fresh tihreceived from both salt and

I fresh water points = and choicest Cry-stal

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River and Cellar Key eyi rs reIceived by taeh train All are guar-antee

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t be fresh and tine Also remembir if you want employment or-

an to employ any on consult mII E TOMPKINS City Market Ocala

A HEALTHY FAMILY

Our w hM1 family has enjoyed goodhealth sincf wt began using Dr Kings

i New LIft Pills three years ago says-L A Bartlet of Rural Route 1 Guilford Maine They cleanse and tonethe system in a gentle way that does

I you good LGc at all drug stores

New post cards of the Marion coun ¬

ty courthouse at the Ocala News Co-

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Delicious DonchnntiIf you like crisp flaky doughnuts

richly browned aiid yet with no a sus ¬

picion of grew nc ss try the followingI

recipe by Mrs Mary J LincolnBeat one cup sugar and two eggs very

light add one teaspoon melted Cottolene-one cup sour milk and onefourth levelteaspoon eich of cinnamon and salt Mixephulf level teaspunn sad und one scantteaspoon of baking powder with one CUTflour stir it in and add more flour till stillenough to roll out Have as soft as pos-

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Bible to roll onethird inch thick CutInto rings and cook Jn hot deep Cottolene-TheI fat should be hot enough for the

i dough to rise to the top ImmediatelyDoughnuts fried in lard lie like lead-

onI the stomach lard is indigestibleCottolene on the contrary makes food

I that even an irfan can digest with ease

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

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SEWING MACHINE FOR SALE-

If you want a new Champion NewHome Sewing Machine never usedcall or or write this office and we cangive you a big bargain j

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Pleasant sure easy safe little liverPills are DeW itts Little Earn Risers j

They are easy to take and act gently I

We sell and recomnend them TheAntiMonopoly Drugstore

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Oysters served in any style day ornight at Rowes Little Bonanza Phone111

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We have a most exquisite line of i

fancy imported china in many dif-

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pieces The AntiMonopolyDrugstore

CASTORFor Infants and Children

The Kind You Have Always Bought-

Bears

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NOTICE-

Mrs Dojg of Gainesville treasurerof the Florida W C T e has au-

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Mrs H C Packham to collectand receipt for all monies promised-the W C T 1T at its late mooting inOcala The promises made to pay tIpamount subscribed is due within nine ¬

ty days from day of promise 1118Ct

Send us your prescriptions For nightprescriptions call phones 259 or 230Day phone 2S4 The Corner Drugstore

CRUEL TO THE CONQUERED-

An Englishman Tells of the Conduct-of the Japanese in Corea

Los Angeles Nov 29 If a compe-t nt newspaper man were sent to Ko ¬

rea and the real condition of Japaneseol1res ion told to the world it wouldhe one of the most startling storiesever published It would make everywhite man revolt and turn against theJs l ines

The above statement was mad by-

W P Holloway of London who forlive years has had charge of tin llrJt-Nh conc ssions in Korea Continuinghe said

ur itm going to nturn to Korea or1 MId talk I corM tell how t1Japanese surrounded the han t m-

perois palace with Maxims even afttTthey hat secured what they wintry 11

the way of abdication nail IK lire assafe Neither tin Inited Stjitcs JUTRngJaiid knows of the dishonesty andlack of principle of the Japanese

VIEWS OF THE SEABOARD WRECK-an be had at Mills tudio North

Mirirtlfa trltt 11COtf-

We tarry the best line of toilet arti = s laps perfumes etc in thecity Come in and be convinced Tytsingr Co

CONFER ON THEFUTURE OF CUBA

Havana Nov 50 Governor Gen-

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Manoon anti Presidentelect GorK2 will meet within a few days todiscuss the future of the island

While the discussion will range overithe genera tojie relating to thtransfer of the government fromAmerican oontiol to Cuban it isknown that the most important matterto come up will b + the negotiating of-

a 3 00000000 loan which will be nec-essary

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to take up the obligations ofthe new government and plac it ingood running order

L CASMINSKI-At the second stall on ne right ns

you enter till city market I am keep-ing

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a lirtda s > lectio of guaran-tee

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Florida Meats Beef Pork MuttonSausage Etc Choice Fresh and

Salt Water Fish Cedar Keyand Crystal River

Oystersfresh daily and guarantee the LestGive me your orders and they will bewelt cared for

L CASMINSKI City Market-

Mnsos Zanswill wls o d ath waKJerusalem wrs reported a few day

Iago was th father of Israel Markand Louis Zang +will He was born in

I Russia but when h > was 16 years oldwent to England About ton yearsago he tart up his home in England-andI went to Jerusalem where he join-ed the colony of pious Jews who de-

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their lives to pray r and thestudy of ancient law

FLOODS IN OKLAHOMA

Cottonwood River Overflows a Quarterof the City of Guthrie

Guthrie Okla Dee IAs the re-

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of a 4S hour downpour of rain in-I the valley of tilt Oottonvood riverand its tribuaies the Cottonwoodoversowed ytstirday afternoon Sev-eral

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hundred hone are partly under-water in West Guthrie and 3000 per ¬

sons art homelessTh rivtr was one foot higher than

ever before In it history and risingrapidly HuMurds of residents whorefusd to leave the I5oodd districtbeliving that the river would not riseso rapidly were forced to tire shots ofdistress before sunset Hundreds ofboats with volunteer rescuers brought-the tardy ores to places of safety Itis believed that a few persons are stillIn their homes

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PRAIRIE PEBBLE PHOSPHATEPLANT WILL BE REBUILT

< Savannah News 29thMr C C Martin manager of the

Prairie Phosphate Companys workPrairie Pebble Phosphate Companys-works in Flprka who came up to theauto race will probably return to thescene of the recent disastrous fire to ¬

morrow He says the contract for re ¬

building the burned plant has been letand the work of rehabilitation will be ¬

gin at onceMr Martin says the plant will be

rebuilt in much more substantial co-ndign

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than it was before the fire Theinitvnse building under which the drybin and mill will be operated will beor inforced concrete Its dimensionswit h 700 by 100 feet It will requireseval months to complete the workbut r arts cf the plant will be in op-

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again probably in the springBut It will be sir months before thefinishing touches are put on the outfit-

In the meantime the work are min-ing

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phosphate is usual The otherbran ii of the plant which was notdamasid by the fire is being operated-full irdet aid another plant has beenI astd by tlu company Railway trackhas been laid to the new plant so as S

to count it with the holdings of thePrtirk PbMe Works

Nunnallys After Dinner Mints 25Drugl ELECTRIC SMOOTHING IRON

One of the greatest conveniencesabout the house is one of those Amer-ican

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Electric Smoothing Irons Heat-ed

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in a minute an even temperaturet newer soiled or smoked Get your wifemother or sister one of them Twosizes and prizes A sk H W Tuckerto show t 4 in to you

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Oysters by wholesale or retail atI Howes Little Bonanza 35c per quart

115 per rallon Phone 111Itr-l rn-

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HORSES AND MULES FOR SALEi We Inv t all tint u Oil barnson Wst Jt Midway a lot of chr icehorses slid Illfh s good reliable allpiirpo stocc which we buy ourselves

and ship rra n from the middle analI west rn markets If you need a horsefor driviiiif a saddle horse a farmhorse or mule or if you are in the

I market for a number of parses nail1 mules for any use call on us We-abolut ly giarantee all

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stock sold andran give rtu the benefit of th veryclos < t prices We also carry in stock

I large quantities of oats and hay at thewet ml Nt pri + e

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A B DEMENT CO Ocala Fla

I THE COMMERCIAL

BARRSHOPOpens into the lobby of the

Ocala House

Offers the very best service ofkink workmen with modern ap

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Hot Running Water at all TimesI

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