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ICE ICEi
Made from distilled water and of the highestr
quality Regular city service ty our Red
Wagon Delivery Orders for distilled water
t for drinking purposes also taken hy ourt
drivers Ice is also for sale at our plant1
THE flORIDA PACKING X ICE CO
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3 FPR HEALTH AND PLEASURETho Beautiful
Haywood White Sulphur Springs HotelLand of the Sky WAYNES VILLE N C Altitude 2850 Fet
On the SouthernRaJIway one hour from Asheville Capacity 250 guestSNo consumptives Hot and Cold Sulphur Bafhs Music Bowling andTennis
< Special attention to mountain parties Special party and family rates ForInformation address G C ROGAN Manager Formerly manager of Kenilworth Inn Asheville
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REPAIRING AND TIRE VULCANIZING DONE
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wmJ1cp rc you for a position as Bookkeeper Assistant Bookkeepert Stenographer flank Clerk or Telegrapher Many of Marion countys bright-
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young man md women are graduates of this institution and are holdingc high antI responsible positions A special rate of 10500 for a complete
course tuition hooks and hoard and lodging foui months Forty 40
dollars for tuition alone Enter any time Catalogue ami pen specimenslre
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ALL DRUGGISTS
FOR SALE-
At auction In Dade City at 11 oclockJuly 5th a large lot of Tennessee
w dairy cattle the very best the marketaffords full Jersey and Jersey gradesfrom the best dairies at NashvilleTenn Cattle acclimated for for 15months If you want something good-
in cows or heifers with calf attendI this sale Terms 10 per cent cash
and 10 per cent a month with title re-
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until paid Also I will offer atsame time some horses and mules andtwo farms on 10 per cent paymentsyearly W H Tlmmons G25U
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FORTax Deed Under Section 8 of Chap-ter
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4888 Laws of FloridaNotice Is hereby given that W O
Brewer purchaser of tax certificate-No 402 dated the 3rd day of June AD 1907 has filed said certificate in my
bi olflce and has made application fortax deed to Issue In accordance withlaw Said certificate embraces thefollowing described property situated-In Marion county FJorlda towitw1i of ne and n ½ of se4 sec 6 tp15 s r IS e The said land being as-
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at the date of the issuance ofsuch certificate In the name of Wekiwa Naval Stores Co Unless saidcertificate shall be redeemed accord ¬
ing to law tax deed will Issue there-on
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on the 23rd day of July A D 1909Witness my official signature and-
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Z seal this the 19th day of June A Dr 1909 S T SISTRUNK
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Tax Deed Under Section 8 of Chap-ter
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4888 Laws of FloridaNotice Is hereby given that E L Mar-tin
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B purchaser of tax certificate No842 dated the 3rd day of June A D1307 has filed said certificate In myoffice and has made application fortax deed to Issue in accordance withlaw Said certificate embraces the fol-
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described property situated inMarion county Florida towit ne4of nw4 see 25 tp 16 s r 24 e Thesaid land being assessed at the dateof the issuance of such certificate in
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the name of unknown Unless saidcertificate shall be redeemed accordingto aw tax deed will Issue thereon onthe Sth Say of 1uQA D 1309-
WHncas my official signature andr eat this the 29th day of May A D
1W S T SISTRUNKCIerk Circuit Court of Marion Co Fla
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LOW EXCURSION RATES VIAATLANTIC COST LINE
1240Athens Ga June 26 27 28Limit IB days Extension to Septem-ber
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30 Stopovers1825 Knoxville TennJuno20 21
22 26 27 Limit 15 days Exten-sion
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to September 30 Stopovers2080 Nashville Tenn June 6 7 8
14 1V16 28 29 30 Limit 15 daysExtension to September 30 Stop-overs
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1525 Tuscaloosa Ala June 19 21 28July 3 and 5 Limited 15 days Ex ¬
tension Sept 30th839O10465Los < Angeles and SanFrancisco on sale various datesLimit October 31 Variable routesand stopovers
59540 Seattle Washington Variableroutes and stopovers Limit Octo-ber
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311870 Monteagle and Sewannee
L Tenn July 1 10 17 23 24 30 Au ¬
gust 13 and 14 Limit September5 Stopovers allowed
6 Savannah Ga 8 Augusta Ga 8Charleston S C July 2nd and trains-to arrive Jacksonville before noonof 3rd Limit July 17th
5580 Denver Colorado Springs Pue ¬
blo Colo July 12 3 and 4 LimitJuly 30th stopovoers
5440 St Paul Minn July 3 4 and 4
Limit July 31For farther information call on or
write F J Huber C P T A orJ K Kirkland D P A Tampa Fla
FOLEYHONEYA D TART-
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LAXATIVE cough remedyFor coughs colas throat and Innjptroubles No opiates NonalcoholicGood everybody Soldeverjwhere
The genuino-FOLfcVSHONEY and TAR UiaY IIow package Refuse substitute
Prepared only byFttoy a Company Chloac
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS
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OCAlA OCCURRENCES
K of P meet Monday evening
Odd Fellows meet Tuesday night
Masons meet Thursday nIghtI
Red Men meet Thursday evening
REXALL
Planks Chill Tonic guaranteed to I
cure chills and fever 25 cents
Mr E Tucker and wife of Dade I
City are guests of the Ocala House
Hudnurs Dentaluxe Tooth PowderJust in at the Court Pharmacy
Mr F M Simonton of Tampa Is aguest of the Ocala House
A new line of popular priced booksjust in at the Ocala Xf ws Co
C J Rogers of Palatka is at theOcala House
5 or 6 doses 666 will cure any caseof ChUls and Fever Price 25c
Mrs J A Walters is home from avisit to her brother at Coleman-
MrI
O H Slaughter of BirminghamIs at the Ocala House
Planks Chill Tonic guaranteed tocure chills and fever 25 cents
Mr W A Baxley of Croom is atthe Montezuma-
Mr Walter Ray of Martel is at theMontezuma-
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The Montezuma Hotel had 21 arri-vals
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yesterday-
Col
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O T Green has returned from-a business visit to Grahamvllle
REXAxLDr Liak the veteran practitioner of
Grahamviliq was a caller today aswas Mr Jno Perkins of Connor-
Do not forget that you can find any-thing
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you want in crockery and glass-ware
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at the Ocala News CoI
Mr Royal Cole went to Jacksonville-this afternoon to spend Sunday withhis wife and little son
WAXTEDCheap typewriter for asmall boy to practice on Address
Mandy are Star
Messrs Mclver MacKay arcbuilding a neat little house for theirtwo hearses
When in need of stationery go to astationer The Ocala News Co Is theonly stationery store in Ocala
Messrs George Rentz of Edcnfieldand Jack Rentz of Levon are guests-of the Ocala House
Have you seen the new visible FaySholes typewriter R C Davis Cogeneral agent
tFrank Abate and wife are showing-
some extraordinary big peppers at theCommercial Bank
1VTe hav the nicest line of hair1fr ahes combs and other toilet arti-cles
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in the city Tydings Co-
W W Snellmg of Lowell was intown t aandpald the Star a pleas ¬
ant lJif
Three cents will fan you for tenhours Get one of those 11Inch Wostlnghouse fans from H W Tucker
Mr Oran Rowe of Atlanta is in thecity visiting his cousin Mrs DudleyYoungblood
If you shave yourself call at theCourt Pharmacy and ask to see the-n w safety razor
George Williams has returned fromhis visit to Bayport George has ac ¬
quired a becoming suit of tan
Mr J A Phifer an enterprisingyoung business man of Gainesvillehas been visiting friends In Ocala
The Court Pharmacy has an uptodate line of toilet articles and Invitesyour Inspection
There were four cases in the mayorscourt this morning and aggregate of
20 was collected In Ines and costs-
R C Davis Co of Jacksonvillehandle silk typewriter ribbons 75ceach J750 per dozen
Dr Fred J Lovell of Sanford Isvisiting his numerous and particularfriends in this city
R C Davis Co of Jacksonvillewill sell any make of secondhandtypewriter upon easy terms If desired
Miss Anna Davis and Miss ChitaKendrick went to Jacksonville todayvia the Seaboard excursion
Mrs Richard McConathy left forWhite Springs today where she willspend several weeks
R C Davis Co of Jacksonvillewill sell any make of secondhandtypewriter upon easy terms if desired
Miss Mary Burford is home from hervisit to Boston where she spent sev ¬
eral weeks with her brother EnsignR A Burford of the U S Xew Jersey
Mr J C Wheeler of Plant CitySouth Florida agent for the Interna-tional
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Harvester Company Is at theMontezuma-
Miss Nannie Harris of Winter Parkarrived in town yesterday afternoon-to visit her friend Mrs J B Hayes
Messrs B N Dosh and Robert Murrell of the Star force went to Jack-sonville
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today to spend Sunday in thecity
Mr and Mrs R H Harvey of Sha-dy
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were In town today shopping MrH subscribed for the Star
Colds that on weaken the con-stitution
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and deveTop into consump-tion
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FoleyY Honey and Tar curespersistent coldsthat refuse to yield toother treat enL yTo not experimentwith untried ctnldie ag delay mayresult In your cold settling on yourlungs Sold by all druggists
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DEATH OF AN AGED CITIZEN
Mr W B McAteer aged 78 yearsdied at his home four miles south ofthe city at 1030 this morning Hehad been In failing health for severalmonths and was quite ill for someweeks
The death of this splendid citizenfather and soldier removes from ourcommunity one of its best known andmost thoroughly respected citizensThere are few living in the countywhose arrival here antedates his MrMcAteer has resided here for overhalf a century or to be exact 55 1
years coming here long before thewar He has been a thrifty farmerand has done much to build up andimprove his county-
Mr McAteer was a member of thecompany of soldiers made up at Ocalaand serVjCd his state faithfullythrough the war of the rebellion inthe Confederate army and has been-a member of the local camp Confed-erate
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veterans since its organization-He has raised a large family Eight
children were born to Mr McAteer-and wife who preceded him to thebetter land a numper of years agoAll of the children are living andgrown to man and womanhood andall were gathered around his bedsidewhen death came this morning Allare married with the exception of the I
two youngest daughters who remain-ed
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at homeMr McAteer was a devoted member
of the Methodist church and attended I
services regularly when his healthpermitted
The funeral services will be con ¬
ducted from the residence at 830 tomorow Sunday morning Rev R HBarnett the pastor of the church of¬
ficiating The body will then be taken-to the grave in the old cemeterywhere it will be laid to rest by theside of the wife Messrs SmithRoberts will have charge of the fun-eral
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and burial Mr Roberts coming-up from Tampa tpnight to assist
The Star extends its sympathy tothe large family of bereaved childrenand relatives They have with themthe memory of a loving father whosewise council has guided the through r-
iCe to mans and womans estate andnow at the close of a long and peace-ful
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career lays down the battle and I
strife of earth to enter with the re ¬
ward that awaits himThe memory of his life is In truth a
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sweet benedictionI
HONORING MR CARROLL
Ocala Fla June 25 1909
Rev C C CarrollDear Brother-At a recent meeting of the MinisterialAssociation of the city of Ocala wewere instructed to write you a letterexpressing the sincere regrets of theassociation collectively and of itsmembers severally and individually-that you have been called from out
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midst to another field of spiritual ac¬
tivity and service but being confidentthat you have yielded to the call ofGods Spirit and His overruling provi-dence
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we arc constrained even underI I
I a sense of our loss to bid you God-speed
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I and wish you well earnestlypraying Gods richest blessings uponyou in your new and larger field ofChristian work What the city ofOcala the Church of Christ at large
own church in particular andlour association may lose by your de-
parture¬
I We feel the city of Owensboreand the church there will gain andhence congratulating that city andthe church there on securing puch avaluable acquisition to the citizenshipof the place and to the pulpit of oneof her strongest churches we mostcordially commend you to their con ¬
I fidence and esteem and pray thatyour more abundant labors in the
Icause of our common Master and Sa¬
viour will be more abundantly blessedand that the pleasure of the Lord maybemanifest In all your works
Fraternally-W H DODGE I
I G H HARRISON
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EMBROIDERY SALE-At
IG A Nashs commencing Monday
June 2Sth and lasting one week Thebest values ever shown in Ocala 3and 41nch He 6 to 9 inch IGc 12inch 12c 15 inch 15c Come earlyand get the choice
FOR SALE
One rubber tired buggy and harnessboth good as new Will sell at a bar ¬
gain if taken at once Apply to L BMcKenzie the electrician-
The prescription aepartment Is themain stay of any drugstore Accuracyreliability promptness and pure drugshave made this department of ourbusiness one of the largest in thecountry Send us your prescriptionsTydings Co
Belle Meade Sweets
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These delicious candies can bebad only at
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for weddings receptions dinnersand all social functions should ab-
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conform to the demands ofetiquette in style of paper and eagraving By leaving your orderswith us these and all other impor-tant
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details will be faithfully aidcorrectly carried out We do thebest work at very low prices
OCALA NEWS COMPANY
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RECEIVEDBrick Cheese I
Roquefort CheeseI
Farmer Sausage
German Salomi Sausage
Fresh Star Hams andStar Breakfast Bacon
in Each Week
TEAP-OTGROCERY
SOLD SOME VEHICLES
Messrs Knight and Lang sold fourbuggies and two wagons to Colemanpeople yesterday i
SEPARATOR MILK FOR COOKING-We will deliver you soured separator
milk for cooking purposes in galloncans only for 15 cents per gallon
The Hiawatha Lake Dairy
HOUSES FOR RENTModern cottages all conveniences-
well located and new Apply to Jos ¬
eph Bell at court house
Mrs W H Harrison an aged lady-of Bushnell who has been iJl for thepast week was brought up last nightand placed In the hospital where thelocal physicians will probably operate-on her Mrs Harrison is the mother-of Mr W T D Harrison of Harrison-and McLeod Bushnell and is also themother of Mrs B W Blount of Jack-sonville
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Mrs Blount went down tobe with her mother several days agoand came up with her last night andwith her little son is at the OcalaHouse
Mrs Ellis sister of Miss Mary Af ¬
fleck Is putting on a cantata forGrace Episcopal church which willcomprise In Its makeup fully fiftyvoices interspersed with flowers andother attractive scenes The choir ishard at work at the rehersals
Captain John Johns wife and babyfrom the scrub south of Levon wereshoppers here today as was VolneySeckenger the road builder of Berlin
The telephone company has placed-a telephone booth In the cgurt houserotunda for the use of the public Itwill prove a great convenience Jor-
Itown country and long distance com-munication
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You put your toll In thebox and it will do the rest
Wo have a most exquisite line offancy Imported china in many dif-ferent
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pieces The AntiMonopolyv-
ExSherifT
Drugstore
Williams who Is nowkeeping the accounts of the sheriffsoffice has been under the weather forthe past iep days
f4Mr John DeVane and bride came inthis afternoon from Jacksonvillewhere they were recently riVairled totarry a day with Mr DeVanes sisterMrs P V Leavengood when thenewly wedded pair will proceed toTampa
The Globe Is doing a finq businessgood goods low prices and printers-ink makes Goldman the enterprisingmanager laugh
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Mr William Wilson and bride areI expected from their trip to the Pa-cific
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coast Tuesday to spend severaldays with Ocala friends ere taking up
Ihome and housekeeping in Tampa
1 Foleys Honey and Tar Is especiallyrecommended pflfthronlc throat andlung troubles aryLmany sufferers frombronchitis asumt <eand consumption-have found comfort and relief by us¬
ing Foleys Honey and TarSold byall druggists-
The following parties took in the SA L Jacksonville excursion todayMrs Jessie Haycraft Marshall MeDavid Miss Daisy Bell Gary Beck LL Aikin Mrs Jessie Owens of SparrMrs H W Long of Mattel Therewere others and fully fifty coloredpeople
Foleys Honey and Tarls especiallyrecommended for chronlb throat andlung troubles anoNrfaby sufferers frombronchitis asthnpid consumption-have found comfpM relief by us ¬
ing Foleys Honey and yar Sold byall druggists-
Mr and Mrs F O Kelly and littleson of Sharpes Ferry were in townthis morning and paid the Star an ap-preciated
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call Mr Kelley said every-thing
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was moving along nicely in hissection
Among the list at the Montezuma-are Harry B Coe Frazier Thomasand Chas T Larson Gainesville JW Davis Summerfield G R Ellisthe Gainesville fertilizer man and JC Whidden of Perry
Farmer Joe Taylor of the old Mc-
Intosh place on the Blltchton road isdisplaying stalks of German millet Inthe Commercial Bank that wouldmake a blind horse laugh-
W W Snelling and son and B LEasterling of Lowell successful far ¬
mers and truckers were callers irjtown today-
J C Harrell is showing some finespecimens of clover stalks in theCommercial Bank Jim says it gotinoculated in the home lot and grew-as well In Florida as in Missouri
RICH MENS GIFTS ARE POORbeside this I want to go on record-as saying that Iregard Electric Bitters-as one of the gr dtesl gifts that Godhas made to woman writes Mrs ORhlnevault of Center X Y
1 can neverforgetwhat It has donefor me S g o ous gives-a woman buoyant splrlfs vigor ofbody and jubflanrrfealth It quicklycures nervousness sleeplessness mel-ancholy
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headache backache fainting-and dizzy spells soon builds up theweak ailing and sickly Trv them50c at all druggists
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strengthened by the addlUon of Messrs Dick and WitherspoonDodge and Carlisle Izlar who did notplay In the first game Prom the timeUmpire Snyder called play until thelast man was ouf In the ninth It wasanybodys gamed Features of thegame were two long drives to rightfield that were beautifully handled byMcPhail Mclver to centerfield whereGalloways glove resembled a tar bar-rel and In the left garden over whichCarlisle Izlar presided and won muchapplause by the long drives he handledwith the ease of an expert ocalaby hard fighting made a run In thesecond and one in the sixth RoyGalloway deserved the run he made inthe eighth when he lined out the balldown the third base foul line whichstruck the ground on the Inside androlled out of the diamond but whenthe right fielder picked it up It wasdeclared fair by the many spectatorswho were In a position to see Gallo ¬
way was stretching his legs for sec¬
ond and on a wild throw by the leftfielder came home but the ball Vasdeclared foul by the umpire and thisrun was not scored The visitors made-a run in the eighth and with two menon bases and the big first baseman atthe bat Iii the ninth It looked as It thefeat of the day before was to be re-peated but Dodge for Ocala fannedthe big man at the stick and the gamewas over Todays game promises tobe a warm one and a Big crowd s ex-
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The home team Is going totry hard for a victory and as we go topress we wish them success
PASSENGER COACH
FROM THE LAKE-
On Monday morning June 28th theCoast Line will positively put pn thepassenger coach on the morningfreight train from East Lake Thiscoach will po down on the regularpassenger train each evening givingample accommodation forvall lakedwellers going down as the train Isoften crowded as far as the lake Thisalso will be an advantage and thecoach will be atached to the morningfreight leaving the lake at 9 oclock
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THE SUNNY JIM TRAIN-
The Sunny Jim train on the CoastLine from Ocala to Lakeland viaJuliette and connecting at Lakelandfor Tampa will go on Monday morn ¬
ing June 28th We are told that theputting on of these two trains willbring about twenty traveling men andtheir families to Ocala in addition tothose we already have making theirheadquarters with us
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DR BONEY HAS RETURNED-
Dr D7MtBohey the eye specialistreturned s tjjnlght from Atlanta where-hfipafjtendeoi meeting of the Ameri-can
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JAssqciatlon of Opticians Themeeting was largely attended and thedelegates learnedCja great deal thatwill be of vast > enefit to them DrBoney is a member of the Americanassociation
NEW REELS AT THE AIR DOME
The Air Dome will put on the newseries of pictures Monday night Theseare American pictures new clean andbeauties They are received here fiveweeks from the time they leave thefactory and are not worn dim or tornThere will bp tje reeis every nightinstead of two asheretofore TheAir Dome will then be the finest attractlpn oC its kind ever maintainedin tlil cit and should be packed eachnight 2
Messrs Hooker Thomas have op-ened a meat market In the Toffalettibuilding on North Magnolia streetwhich business venture the Star mademention of some weeks ago
Miss Mildred Sumner the efficientstenographer In the county clerks of-fice
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went to Jacksonville this morning-to visit friends
The band concert last night was oneof the most pleasant of the seasonThe courthouse lawn steps benchesand every point of vantage was liber-ally
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sprinkled with gay young peopleand older ones too The square cer¬
tainly presented a gay scene with themany automobiles with their brightlights and gay occupants and the hap ¬
py faces of many children the youngladles in white and the manly youthspromenading around the walks Theband concert in Ocala has become aninstitution patronized by old and youngalike and truly on Friday nights Ocala-is abroad
Rev R H Barnett Mrs Barnettand Miss Loulie Barnett will leaveTuesday for Black Mountain N C tospend a month Mr Eugene Barnett-a son of Mr and Mrs Barnett is thesecretary of the Y M C A and thisbody will hold its sessions in the bighotel at Black Mountain and Mr andMrs Barnett will meet with themMiss Barnett Is engaged to play thepiano at the Montreal Chautauqua forthe meeting of the Womans Mission-ary
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Society of the Presbyterian church
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Haisley Lynch of fcataeaVflkC ittt a ut1pleasant visit to Mrs loachs atMrs Julia Halsley of thl CItYfireturned home
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Mnk Turner the Bradley Poka Tmer and stockman wilt please Pfj1the thanks of the Star for a veryRaewatermelon
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spending several days with hb friendMr C C Johnson inaaager oftbe SIN V4
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brothers Messrs DI kandWtUi I
spoon returned yesterdayti m< l Ja pieasant visit to Mrl and MM Jack y
Camp on their houseboat at CrystalRiver J
jMr and Mrs F W Barse left Friday
for New York City where they will if ispend a few days while Mr Barse at-tends
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to some business affairs witbhis house the National Biscuit Co t Iand Mrs Bane will go to Colorado to1 Jvisit her sister for the summer 4
Mr Herman Benjamin Atlanta isin the city for a day ortwo JeokIRCcafter business matters Mr Benjaminwas formerly manager of the EastFlorida Ice Manufacturing Co feforeI tthe business Vas disposed of to thepresent owners
Rev J P Hilburn president ef the tMethodist college at Sutherland willdeliver educational sermons Sunday atColeman and Adamsville in the Inter-est
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Mr and Mrs J A Campbell will go iddwn to Belleview tomorrow to visitMr Foy Sr Mr Floys health has notImproved and he Isthinking of goingto Worthington Springs where Mhopes the change and the water will J
help him
POOR MILKIs often thought t9 be responsible foran Infants loss In weight or generalpoor health The cause usually is thatthe child has vtCorn8 They getthenourishment Ift flit feod and the babystarves act llj < starves WhlteVCream VermlraffB expels the worms l-
and nourishes the child sure and satePrice 2Bc ct all druggists J
ELECTRIC SMOOTHINGIRONS ON TRIAL I
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r I wilt place an electric smoothingIron in your home on a few diys trialupon request at my office or by card-or phone They are the the greatestlittle thing in the home especially Inhot weather Connect the cord withone of your light drops and ina fewminutes the iron is hot No smoke I
or dirt and Hat only whir it Itwanted H W TUCKER
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Its a womans delight to lo k j kir tbest but pimples skin eruptions seaand boils robiJtfe V joy ListenBucklens Arnica Salve cures themmakes the so and velvety Itglorifies the facSa Cures pimples sore 1eyes cold sores cracked lips chappedhands Try It Infallible for piles I
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Unienakers ail EabissrsD E Mclver Alfre < E Owe
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PRACTICAL BRICK MASOSBed ad Fire Brick W ck t
Special attention to repirii 6wnaces boiler settisg sad Dvfckovens brick kilns sad bakersovens If your boiler doeamt ftMas it should send for me I am tkedoctor 4
All Work GBHMt iNo distance too tate ua no boar
too late to respomd At tke CarltoaRouse
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