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Just ReceivedFRESH FANCY CAKES

ALSO PACKAGES POUND CAKE

NEW BREAKFAST FOOD-

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EVAPORATED PEACHES15 Cents a Pound

EVAPORATED APPLES15 Cents a Pound 2 Pounds 25 Cents

POTATO CHIPS15 Cents z Pounds for 25 Cents

CORN STARCH10 Cents 3 for 25 Cents

LOWNEYS COCOA POWDER ANDMILK CHOCOLATE-

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TEAPOT GROCERYT-

HE POET ANDTHE COUNTRY MAID

He talked ot zyphers soft and sweetOf songs of birds and flowers bright

Of cascades whos clear waters meetAnd sparkle Inthe moons pale light

jOf future halcyon days to come

When hands are clasped and eyemeets eye

And love shall build its nest nor roamAgain but rest for aye and aye

Then gazing in her lovely eyesHe said be mine you neer shall rue it

She murmered you aint jess my sizeAn I aint a goin to do it i

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TEN NIGHTS IN A BARROOM

i Kritchfields Ten Nights in a Bar ¬

room whose coming announcementappears in another column of this issuecomes to our city highly endorsed bothby press and public alike Mr KritchJleld has spared no power or expense-in making this one of the strongest-Ten Nights in a Barroom organiza

tions on the road The exhibit is giv¬

en under a mammoth waterproof tentwith seats for over a thousand pebpleincluding 200 folding chairsso all whomay attend are assured of ample ac-commodations

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f The company carriesspecial scenery for each and everyscene One of the principal features-Is Kritchfields famous military bandand concert orchestra which gives freenoonday concerts each day and noneshould miss attending this moral pro-

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Wednesday night January 29

A HUNTING PARTY

Messrs G S Scott J H TaylorHarry Clarkson and George MacKaywith the famous cook and camp manPerry Edwards spent several days oflast week hunting southwest of Weirsdale with fair luck lots of fun and agood time The party returned homeSaturday

Mrs J W AIcNamara and daugh ¬

ter Miss Alice Fair McNamara ofPennsylvania arrived in town todayand left this afternoon for Moss Bluff-to visit Mr Albert Fort and family ofthat place-

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Among those who tarried at theMontezuma Sunday were F A Ilar

t dee Sorrento Charles Moon MountDora Dr P Burgen and John ch

r Gaitskill Mount Sterling Ky W DHarnage and wife Crystal River ET Smith Eustis S S Boynton Or-

ange Lake Mr and Mrs J S HowellAnthony

There were three cases In the policecourt this morning two for drunken-ness

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and one for throwing bottles onthe streets contributed 1610 tothe city treasury-

Mr and Mrs H H Ashman Mr andTars Jas S Sipe and Mrs LillianBernhardt of Phillipsburg Pa arriv-ed

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in Ocala Sunday and are guests ofthe Ocala House for a few dayh

Mr Charles Thomas and familywho have been spending the best partof a month with Mr Thomas parentsat Sparr returned home Saturday

FOR SALE CHEAP-

OneI

3horse power coal oil boilerand engine also one complete rig forcutting firewood Cause for selling-I am unable to use them J H McClymonds

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OCALA OCCURRENCES

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K of P meet Monday night

Elks meet Tuesday eveningi

Odd Follows met Tuesday night I

Dixson Irvine of Oakland came downthis afternoon

Mr R L Martin went down to WeirPark this afternoon-

Mr Ellis the fertilizer min fromGainesville came in this afternoon

Mr Wm L Griffith of Baltimore isa guest of the Ocala House-

Mr H A McLean of Atlanta is atthe Ocala House-

Mr C C Estill of Tennessee arriv-ed

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at the Ocala House last night

Mr and Mrs J W Fussell of Web ¬

ster are guests of the Ocala House

Mr C T Smith of Eustis is at theOcala House

Dont fail to see our big line of Ocalapost cards In colors Ocala Nears Co-

BH Leek wife and son of Long Is ¬

land are spending a week in Ocala

Henry Shaw and wife of Pedro werein town today shopping-

Col Martin the eminent barrister ofBrooksville was in town today

Mr Head the track foreman at Sil ¬

ver Springs was in town today

The United States Court began itssession today in the new courthouseJudge E O Locke presiding-

Mr M E Robinson of Tampa is inthe city talking Hub and Sunny Jimshoes to the merchants

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Mr B W Gallagher of Tampa wasI

in town today registered at the OcalaHouse

Dan A Clark the lumber and tur ¬

pentine man at Martel was in towntoday

Mr H C Groves left today forTampo to look after his business in ¬

terests at that place

Mr John T Lewis who spent Sun ¬

day at Moss Bluff left today for Hol ¬

der to take up his work

There were thirtyfive arrivals atthe Ocala House for Sunday andthirty Saturday

P J Theus is down with mumps QI Roberts of Palatka is helping outin the TheusZachry Furniture storeduring his sickness

Charles Gates the all round excel ¬

lent workman at South Lake Veirwas in town this morning on business-

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H Buckley of Philadelphia whowinters at South Lake Weir was intown today shopping and paid theStar a pleasant call-

C H Dame organizer for the Wood-men

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went down to Oviedo fourteenmil south of Sanford today to or-

ganize¬

a lodgeI

I T C 11 Davis one of Goorcje Wi-lliams

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popular barbers is just up from-a serious illness Ifc is stopping at theMontezunia-

Alox Mourhead count surveyorleft this morning for Dunnellon to do

l some workfor the Camp Phosphate-Co

Dr C A Steam and wife of BostonMuss are enjoying Ocalas midwinterspring They have rooms at Mrs-

J M Thompsons and take their meals-at the Spellman House

Patience on a monument was not init with a young man of the north endof town who one evening last weeksat on a picket fence an hour andthreequarters waiting for his bestgirl to come along-

Mr E D Rou of Reddick one of-t

the countys most prosperous merch ¬

ants was a guest of the Ocala Houselast night

District U S Marshal J F Horr ofKey West arrived in the city lastnight to attend the Ocala session ofthe U S court and is a guest of theOcala House

Mr Q E Peacock editor of theDunnellon Advocate was in Ocalayesterday and today Mr Peacocksays Dunnellon is prospering as thetown never has before and will soonmake a city He said Ocala howeverwas making more improvements andshowing more prosperity than any in ¬

land city of anything like her size inthe South

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ISAMUEL A PwAWLS

MR RAWLS TO LEAVE US

Ocala is to lose one of her mostvalued citizens at least In part Mr-

S A Rawls is moving to Jacksonvilleboth his home and office and in future

I will reside in that city though spend-ing

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a good portion of his time inOcala where he has many invest-ments

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and business interests MrRawls will by no means lose his inter ¬

est in Ocala and will continue to beassociated with her growth and im ¬

provement-Mr Rawls has resided in Ocala for

the past five or six years coming herefrom Jacksonville He is one of thebrainiest men in Florida and one of themost promising young business men ofthe state He has invested in a greatmany business enterprises in and aboutthe city and no man has done moreduring the same length of time to de ¬

velop the city than Mr Rawls I

Mr Rawls has a host of friends herewho will regret to see him leave usbut his best interests can be lookedafter by residing in Jacksonvillewhich is deemed the headquarters ofthe naval stores industry and manybusiness matters are constantly com ¬

ing up in the manipulations of themarket that require his presence onthe ground

Mr Rawls will take with him oneof Ocalas most promising young menMr John W Pelot his confidential of¬

fice man who is almost invaluable tothe company S A Rawls Co arethe lessees of the state convicts andof many of the county convicts inaddition to which they own and op ¬

erate many turpentine locations oftheir own anti have other large in ¬

terests here and at other points in thestate including the Marion Farmseast of the city

The company will maintain an office-in Ocala which will be in charge ofMr Ernest McLin a member of thefirm Ocala hopes that at some futureday Mr Rawls will so shape his busi ¬

ness that he can come bade to residepermanently with us In the mean ¬

time we wish him success

CANDIDATES FOR JUSTICE

Among the candidates for the ap ¬

pointment to fill the unexpired term ofthe late Sumter A Bullock justice ofthe peace for the first district areProf J W Lyles of the KnightMar ¬

tin Hardware Co and Mr H GEagleton one of Ocalas bright youngattorneys-

The Young Ladies Card Club waspleasantly entertained by Miss SusieFort Saturday afternoon at the cozyhome of Miss Meta Jewett on FortKing avenue After the guests arriv-ed

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each one was handed a score cardon which was printed the picture of adeer It vas not many minutes erethe ladies realised that this animal issometirres called a hart and that itsri tun on the card meant hearts areto be1 trumps a very clover idea ofthe ho teFs During the afternoon de-

licious¬

mints were enjoyed and at theconclusion of the games most tempt-ing

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fruit salad wafers hot chocolate-and whipped cream were served MrCharles Cullen and Mrs John Taylorwon the prizes one for games and theother for points To each was given abeautiful embroidered card case thework of the talented hostess Thosepresent besides the members of theclub were Mrs E L Carney MissGoode Miss Hope Robinson and MissHelen Blair of Ohio Miss Fort wasassisted by Miss Jewett and Miss McCreery

BERLIN ELECTRICAL

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rugs and art squares mattings dining uI I-

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The Store Thats Always Busy

U S COURT OFFICERS ARRIVE-

The following United States courtofficials have arrived in the city andare registered at the Ocala Hruseviz Judge J W Locke Clerk E O

Locke Jacksonville District Attorney l

J M Cheney Orlando Assisting Dis-

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Attorney R P Marks Jackson-ville

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REVERSED THE OLD ORDER

An incident that to any one with asense of humor is really rich occurred-in Ocala on the morning of the wet ordry election day A young bookkeeper-who is a great dry advocate askedthe senior member of the firm forwhom he worked if it was true thathe was going to vote wet The bossassured him that he was The youngman then soughht the other partnerput the same query and receiving anaffirmative answer he said

Well you can get another book-keeper

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within thirty days for I am I

going to quitYou can quit now if its so painful

said tWe partner But we think thenyoung ran relented and will staythe olden time although such a thing

tis not often hoard of these days inthis sfctSin of the country it was notuncommon for the employer to tell theemployees that they were expected tovote thus and so but to reverse the

I order is a new one on usI

BALLED UP BY TWO BULLS

There was a peculiar wreck on theA C L afternoon train Saturday be-tween

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RocheMe and Gainesville Theengineer saw two bulls huge fellows-in deadly combat between the rails Heblew for them and was so sure theywould get off the track that lie did notslow up in time and ran into them at

I a speed of twentyfive or thirty milesan hour One of the animals was kill ¬

ed and rolled off the track which theI other was run over The engine pass-ed

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I over him without leaving the trackI but the balance of the train was de ¬

railed and badly smashed Every carwas off the track the trucks of thebaggage and express car being underthe colored day coach No one wasseriously injured but many badlyshaken up The bull was ground lit-erally

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into sausage every car passingover him grid the remains were s al-tered

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for two hundred yards ThePalatka short brought the passengersfrom Rochelle to Ocala

ROOMS FOR RENT

The third floor of the Star or Wit-ness

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building is for rent High dryand airy admirably adapted forhousekeeping Apply to the Star orMrs E Van Hood

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Miss Serena Allen a young laCbtotteacher of the Greenville Fla 3 jwas assailed In her room Saturday-night by an unknown miscreant nandseverely wounded by a blow over the L

head The blow rendered her uncon¬

scious and her condition was not dis ¬

covered before 8 oclock Sunday mornl ftr

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FORECAST

Washington Jan 27Fair tonightcolder in north and central portions-frost in north portion fair Tuesday y

FROM THE ANTILLES

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Benefits-a

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Jamaica-

Mr W OReilly Fogarty who is amember of the City Council at Kings-ton

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Jamaica Vest Indies writesns follows One bottle of Chamber-lains

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Cough Remedy had good effecton a cough that was giving me trou ¬ >

ble and I think I should have benmore quickly relieved jf I had continu-ed the remedy That it was beneficial l-

and quick in relieving me there is nodoubt and it is my intention to obtainanother bottle For sale by all drug ¬

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WANTEDCheapI

for cash a smallniece of colored tenement propertyclose in Address Ajax care Star

WILL CONTINUE BUSINESS-

The Florida Electrical PlumbinghCompany has decided to continue their

I business in Ocala and will be pleased-to bid on all work in their line Per¬ =

rsons entrusting business to this com-pany

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will be assured of prompt ser¬

vice good work and reasonableprices Office at the Ocala Music Gos x

store

FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED-A

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young couple without childrenwish two or three rooms completely 1furnished for light housekeplng Ap ¬

ply at this office

TO RENT To gentleman and wifea large neatly furnished room closeIn Address a scarf Star office mlk3 afci A