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the waist band of each petticoatThis is another unquestionable-proof of the remarkable savingyou enjoy when you send yourorder to MACYS

Send Post Office Money OrderExpress Money Order or Registered Letter You know justwhat the Heatherbloom petticoat-Is

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THE WISTERIAr Elsewhere In this issue will be seenthe advertisement of the WisteriaThis hotel at No 15 North Secondstreet Is one of the best small hotels-In the city and Is clean airy arid wellfurnished with very large rooms

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high ceilings and amply ventilated-The house has modern Improvements

12 centrally located and Its presentproprietor rR S Marshall is attian who understands the business-and Is giving his patrons a firstclasshotel and setting a table that Is asgood as can be hail from this marketIt Is the envy of his competitors andwill bring the house all the business-It can care for The house has re ¬

cently been thoroughly renovated andthe furniture Is new and of the best

NEW SAILOR HATS RECEIVED

I have just received alarge ship-ment

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of the latest styles In ladlessuitor hats in tstrjiw and PanamasThe new arrivals bre1allof thedifferent styles and sizes and th-eircejjange from 50 cents to 250c achXaFr and see them while theHtck Is unbroken Mary AffleckOcala House block-

HOUSE AT A BARGAIN-

If you want to buy a splendid newresidence ata bargain and on easyterms see me at once F W Ditto

SMALL STORE F RENT I

A good location and reasonable rentApply to Dr Toph at Montezuma ho ¬

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NEW RESIDENCE fOR RENT-A completely rebijlltVresidencc of

ieven rooms and bath city and cis-

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water splendid neighborhoodfor rent Apply to F W Ditto or thisoffice

YOU SHOULD KNOW THIS-ii < gs-

Foleyskidney Remedy will curer ny cas tJfkhl 9tibladd ropblliat Is not beyond the reach of modi

<rne No medicine can do more Soldby all druggists 3 N-

STENCILST

I have just received an elaborateinc of stencils aria ani prpared to t

do the most uptodate decoratlngsigns and all kinds of painting-

J A MORRIS JrDecorating thats my business

38 South Magnolrstreet

HEALTH IS YOUTH

Disease and Sickness Bring Old AgeHerbine taken every morning be-

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I breakfast will keep YOUifl robust health HtSyou toe war f off dGjcase Itcur s constipation bilious ¬

ness dyspepsia fever Rkin liver andkidney complaints It purifies theblood and clears the complexion Soldby AntiMonopoly Drugstore I

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NEW LINE OF BICYCLES-

I have a complete line of standardhigh grade bicycles and will sell themon easy payments Come In and getparticulars B F Condon

TONIGHT

It you tould enjoy tomorrow takeChamberlains Stomach and Liver

Tablets tonight They produce anI agreeable laxative effect clear thehead and cleanse the stomach Price

I 25 cents Samples free at all drug-stores

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Mrs S Joyqe Clar mOnt N Hwrites About a year ago I boughttwo bottles of Foleys kidney Remedy-It cured me of a severe case of kidneytrouble of several years standing Itcertainly Isa grand good medicineand I heartily recommend It Soldhy all druggists

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Executed the within execution byvying on the following described

lands in Marion county Florida towit Lots three and four 3 and 4 and

I the south half of lot fortytwo GilHams subdivision of Sanchez Grantand also the northwest quarter of sec ¬

tion two and the west half of thenortheast quarter of the southeastquarter of the northeast quarter of

I section three In township seventeensoatlir range twentytwo east thisJune 29 1908 nr Gordon

I Sheriff Marion County FloridaBy W E Hutson D S

State of Floridacounty of Marion

To all and Every the Sheriffs of theState of Florida Greeting

You are hereby commanded That ofthe goods and chattels lands iiTenements of Douglass G Eichelberger you cause to be made the sum of

6655 sixtysix dollars and fiftyfivecents which lately on the 8th day ofJuly 1893 in our circuit court of Mar-ion

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county of the state of Floridaheld at the courthouse in Ocala Flor

I Ida in and for the county of Marion-wasI recovered against him by Charles

I Brown and John DeWinter co ¬

I partners doing business under thefirm name of Brown DeWinter fordamages with legaynterest theret ntll paid together 2 two dollarsfor their costs by him In and abonl saidsuit in that behalf expended whereof-the said Douglass G Eichelberger

I Is convlctedUs appears to us of reI

I cord and that you have t11 same be ¬

fore the judge of our said court atthe courthouse in Ocala aforesaidwhen satisfied to satisfy the saidBrown DeWinter damages interestfind cost aforesaid and have then andthere this writ

Witness the Hon W A HockerJudge as also D A Miller Clerk andthe seal of said court at the court-house

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at Ocala aforesaid this 7th dayof November A D 1903-

D A MillerSeal dens Circuit Court

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Odd Fellows meet tonight

Masons meet Thursday evening

The Fourth of July round trip ratelo Jacksonville will be 450-

RMr L Gamble Jr of SavannahIs a guest of the Ocala House

Dont forget the contest for-th doll at the Berlin tleater

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Mr and Mrs L W Duval left todayfor Kentucky to spend the summer

Spaldings baseball goods at thaOcala News Co

Mr Lee Ho well of Anthony was Intown today-

Lightning roach paste kills em25 cents at the Postoffice Drugstore-

Use PlaTOcs Chill Tome Guaran-teed

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Price 25e Sold by all druggists

Charles W White of Citra and NewYork Is In town today

Have you seen tne new visible FaySholes typewriter R C Davis Cogeneral agents

Mrs Arthur Masters of Live Oak isvisiting her sister Mrs Charles JPhillips-

Old furniture Is good as new whenKearns repairs It Corner Magnolia I

street and Fort King avenue

Mr W M Ross of Jacksonville apopular traveling man and a formerOcala citizen is at the Ocala House

WANTED A few table boardersI

Apply to Mrs C E Ball 21 Watulastreet near square

Mr John D Robertson is receivingthe fleant riejV furniture and putting-it In position in his new home

Your prescriptions sent for accurate I

y filled and delivered by the CorneDrugstore

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Messrs Howell and Arnold of theAnthony timber and crate factorywere In the city today

FOR RENT Sixroom house goodlocation Apply to T C Thomsen atPostoffice-

Don Cupid Is raging at Martel Atthat place there are six young heartswhich will be united this summer

Never too early in the morning orico late at night to get a prescriptionrUed at the Corner Drugstore-

MrI

GA Carmichael will reachhome from Hot Springs Ark in afew lays

A card this morning from Mr C RHendricks the grocer reports hishealth improving at Salt Springs

Kearns wants every piece of oldI

fniniture and old stores to repairCorner Magnolia street and Fort King I

avenue <I

Mr Chas F Flippen leaves Friday-for his old home In Tennessee where-he Avill xil nd two or three weeksvith his parents and friends-

Mr and Mrs Joseph Millsom ofBellevjow were in town today MrM is the up to date mayor of thatneat little villag-

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Mr Adams the capable manager of 1

the Wilson groves at South Lake I

Weir came up this morning on the I

freight and reports fine rains and thegroves looking well

The hospital has three white pa-

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all of whom are doing wellMrs Pope the matron has assistingher Miss Gerard of St Petersburg-and Miss Taylor Ocala

Mrs Oscar Burnett and childrenElla and Tommie left today for theirtome at Daytona Mrs Burnett hasbeen enjoying a visit to her parentsMr and Mrs Thomas Leitner of An-thony

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Mr Scott an aged gentleman fromMicanopy Is In the city consultingDr D M Boney the eye specialist I

Mr Scott has catarrh of both eyesrL >

Captain and Mrs T H Johnson-and daughter Miss Clara Johnsonwill leave Thursday for the mountainsof North Carolina wher they willspent the summer months

Mrs S L Bowen of Wayne W VaM rites I was a sufferer from kidneydisease so that at times I could notget out cf bed and when I did I couldnot wok straight I took Foleys Kidre Remedy One dollar bottle andpart of the second cured me entirelyFcleys Kidney Remedy works wonderswhere others are a total failure Soldby all druggists-

Mrs R A Green arrived this af-ternoon

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from Clearw ter and will ac-company

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Major Green to Georgia to-

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or next day where they willremain for the next month or twowhile the major buys peaches andmelons-

In the last few weeks severalhousese in Ocala have had narrow es ¬

capes from being set on fire by explo ¬

sions of kerosene lamps the explo-sions

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being almost surely due to aninferior brand of oil The Star begsleave to say that it is a violation oflaw to sell such oil also that there-is an inspector in this state who hadbetter look out for and condemn suchinferior brands

Harry Marshall who has been atBradentown the past few months re-

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from that place today and willresume his old position as operator atthe Seaboard depot-

W F Hamilton the well borer Isan inmate of the hospital He wasbrought to Ocala Saturday sufferingfrom fever and a slight paralyticstroke It seems he was taking quite-a wak to reach the mine and it beingwarm and a rain coming up he tookshelter under a tree and fell asleep Abolt of lightning struck the tree andwaked him up He has greatly improved since he came here

Frank Mathews the xpert boatbuilder is building a very tine boatfor Mr G K Robinson The boatwill be twentyfive feet long containcabins and be complete In every par¬

ticular It will be the finest boat ev-er

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built in Ocala or Sliver Springs

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BOTTLED CELERY

Preserve Ciifer

I 12 Ib Piieapple Clinks 15c

3 ib cai California Peaches 25c

Olives SIkI with Celery

Rifeerisais Grape Jiice 25c

Royal Hut Saice

Cberries Ii MarascMiM-

Piicapple Cfclttail lieAT

TEAPOT GROCERY

G H Cantrell the handsome sales ¬

man for the Simmons Hardware Coof St Louis was in town today callIng on the trade Strange to say thegentleman from Missouri was show ¬

ing things instead of being shown-

A flea is a perniciously active Insectand can travel more distance to hisavoirdupois than any other organism-We have all been more or less Inter ¬

ested at some time or other in thetravels of a flea Go around to theBerlin theater this evening and seehow he swings around the circle

Mr and Mrs R S Marshall of SanAntonio recently have moved to Ocalaand taken up their abode with usThey have leased the Hotel Wisteriaand have already filled it with pleasedboarders

The old reliable Frank Huber notso very old but quite reliable is againtrying to make twins of himself bydoing double duty at the Coast Linepassenger station y

Mrs L Arnow left today to visither parents at Micanopy Mr andMrs Arnow returned Friday fromtheir honeymoon at Green Springs andMr Arnow can again be found in theclothing department at Rhelnauers

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A Little Old Scotchcomes in mighty handy after the

exertion of golf playing or indulging-In a bicycle spin on the road or otheroutdoor sport We have some goodbrands of Scotch Irish and native

hlskies to put you all to the goodjust when you need a nip m-

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recommendBALLARDS

SNOWLINIMENTI-T POSITIVELY CURESRheumatism Cuts BurnsBruises Sprains CornsStiff Joints and all the litethat Flesh is Heir to-

G W Wallace CrippleCreek Colo writes Ihavo used your liniment-in a severe attack of Rheu ¬

matism caused by cold andto tho weather

Two applications relieved-me and I recommend ithighly

PRICE 25c SOC 100

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LINIMENT CO4

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Sold and Recommended byANTIMONOPOLY DRUGSTORE

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0 iMr H C Jones In opening the

Metropole to the public has givenOcala something that the city haslong been in nee4 of namely a firstclass uptodate little hotel on theEuropean plan Mr Jones did not do

S this in a half way measure butthoroughly and welL When he boughtthe bloekM JropeVfy bnhvhfch theGlenwood and two very large resi-dences

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are located he imraediatel >

went fo work on the property andhas spent several thousand dollars inimprovements among other thingsbuilding a magnificent stone fencearound the block

All three of the buildings have beenthoroughly worked over painted in ¬

side and out papered and varnishedinside from top to bottom and modernimprovements and conveniences putIn The last one of the buildings tobe worked over was the one nowknown as the Metropole and thiswork was thorough and complete Theold kitchen was torn down and re-moved

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from the front of the houseand a fourroom twostory additionwas built at the back in which a mod-ern

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catedkitchen toilets bath etc are lo¬

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The house was painted and everyroom newly papered In artistic de¬

signs The halls were papered andall the inside woodwork worked overso that the hotel is practically newPretty matting was then laid on the

floors of all rooms linoleum put down-In the office and handsome furniturebought for the entire house The fur¬

niture is the best and every piece isnew the linen mattresses and mos ¬

quito nets with patent iron frames areall of the very best

Each bedroom is furnished likeones own room at home with easychairs rugs and attractive furnitureand pretty snowwhite iron beds Thefurniture in the bedrooms of this house-Is superior to that in most of the bighotels of the state The Metropole Iclean new and spotless from groundto roof ard Mr and Mrs Jones say-it will be rept that way or be clojeiup V4-

No meals will be s Vflitmho-use It will be strictly an European-hotel The rates are reasonable forthe accommodations given varyingaccording to the size and location ofthe rooms but there Is not an unde-sirable

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room In the house and all arefurnished with the best It will only-be a short time until every room inthe Metropole will be taken by ap-preciative

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home people and traveling-men who spend a good portion of theirtime in Ocala who will keep theirrooms all the time I

The guests of the house when theydesire to do so can get their meals atthe Wisteria next door O where Mr I

Marshal is giving as fine table boardas the city affords I

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NEW GROCERY FIRM

Messrs Jonas and James Fort havebought the stock of the late JohnF Crawfords grocery store at No 114North Magnolia street and put innlarge and complete stock of fancyfamily groceries feed etc and aregoing to make a strong bid for thetrade of the city in general and thenorth portion of the city in partidular These young men are deserv ¬

ing of success and are going to con ¬

duct their business in a manner todeserve the patronage of the peopleThey will make quick deliveries ofgoods to any part of th city See theiradvertisement in this issue and callon them when you need groceries

BOUGHT A HOME-

MrI

R T Adams has bought MrJohn F Williamsons pretty home inthe second ward and vill move into itwhen Mrs Adams returns from hersummers vacation Mr Williamsonhas only recently completed thhouse He practically rebuilt It when-he bought it from Mr Dame and itIs one of the most complete cottagehomes in the city Mr Williamson-will either build or buy another home-to his liking VV

CARD OF THANKS

We desire to thank cur friends fortheir many acts of kindness and sym-pathy

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during the recent illness anddeath of our uncle Mr Marshal

Most respectfullyMr and Mrs H H Whitworth

BAPTIST SEWING CIRCLE

The Baptist Sewing Circle held ItsI meeting yesterday afternoon with MrsW T Gary Among the visitors whohonored the occasion with their pres¬

ence were the Misses Connor who de-lighted

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all with music on piano andviolinDainty refreshments were

tserved to the guests by Mrs GaryMrs Will Edwards will be the societyshostess on next Monday afternoon-

Mr H B Foy Sr has returnedfrom a business and pleasure trip toGeorgia and South and North Caro-lina

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FOR RENTTo gentleman andwife without chlldren two completelyfurnished rooms suitable for lighthousekeeping Apply to Gillen No 1

South Fifth street

Mr and Mrs R T Adams will leaveThursday for Montgomery Ala wherethey will visit friends for ten daysand from there Mrs Adams will goto Des Moines Iowa where she willspend three months with her parentsthey having recently moved fromElkader la to that city

Mrs J H Mathews of Candler was-a visitor in the city yesterday and aguest of Mr and Mrs Charles Math ¬

ews

Mrs M E Layne who was verysick list week is slowly improvingunder the skillfvl treatment of DrW Vj Newsom-

Mr Mallory Liddon the popularrepresentative of Swift Co whospent Sunday in Ocala with his fam-Ily went down to Leesburg Monday-to call on the trade

If you want a pretty reading lamp toconnect with your electric light cur-

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in the library or hall of yourhome see Walter Tucker the elec-trician

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about It

W R Ward of Dyersburg Tennwrites This is to certify that I haveused Foleys Orino I ixative for chron-Ir constipation and It has provenwithout a doubt to be a thoroughrractical remedy for this trouble andit Is with pleasure I offer my con ¬

scientious reference Sold by alldruggists

Thursday night the Baracas willmeet at Mrs Stan les residence Afull attendance is desired

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The house will be conducted on a higher plane than ever before thor-oughly

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renovated and refurnished Rooms single or ensulte with or wlthv j

out private baths Fine fishing and the best surf bathing In the world

SEAFOOD A SPECIALTY A TRIAL SOLICITED-

Rates 1 per day and upward according to location of roomsThoroughly equipped garage and livery connection

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Carnegie Hall and third mens do rmltpry now going u electric lightssteam and furnace heat large faculty perfect health conditions fine gym-nasium

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athletic field tennis courts golf links baseball and basketballteams champions of Florida this year Nearly Quarter of a miUioH dollarendowment expenses areV moderate j scholarshIps available Christian butundenominational stands for v

CHARACTER CULTURE CONDUCTNext Session Begins October 7 For Catalogue Address the PrMirf-

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