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+ i LETS HAVE AN AUCTION

lit this we do not refer to an auction-of city Jots of merchandise for wehave Individuals who are looking aftersuch material affairs but an auctionof seats for the opening of the newopera house

This happy thought originated in theactive and enterprising mind of MrDavid S Woodrow who is ever on thealert to add something to the well being and welfare of the people of theBrick City He suggested the plan atMrs Looneys table the other dayaround which festive board ten per¬

sons were enjoying creature comfortsThe conversation turned on the

breaking of ground for the proposednew epera house and how long wouldit take to complete the building tohave It ready for the first performanceThe cost of the building was discussed-as was that of its asbestos drop curtainand the chairs to comfortably seat theaudience r

I Every one of the tin persons aroundthat table expressed a willingness to-

t buy a ticket for the opening night andpay alG bill for same This brought-on more enthusiastic talk and the further suggestion was made that theopening night be set for January 1

1910 and that the play be presented-by home talent and with that end InvIew a public auction be held for thesale of the seats that this fact bethoroughly advertised so that not onlythe public of Ocala but the people ofthe neighboring towns of AnthonyCitra Sparr McIntosh Lowell Kendrick Martin Dunnellon etc have anopportunity to send representativedelegations

The auction itself with the prestige-of popular presiding officer and anorchestra of good music would create-an interest and driving power thatwould assemble one of the most rep

I resentatlve audiences ever gathered InOcala The gathering would create anenthusiasm and emulation that wouldprove contagious and the prices realiz-edI would warm the hearts of the mem-bers of the building committee of thenew opera house and its manager MrJ W Sylvester

In recognition of what such an eventwould foreshadow for the pecuniaryadvancement of the new temple ofamusement and its furnishings weneed but remind our people of a sim ¬

ilar undertaking which occurred a de-cade

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ago under the stimulating in ¬

fluence of Dr S P Eagleton who tooki this method inaugurating a hospital

service In this city and which provednot only a very enjoyable evening to

I li large audience but in the sale of4t rtierchandlse tendered by the merch

= ants proved an unqualified success andnetted the sum of 450 a success thatwaaEten days wonder

Let us repeat the pleasant occasionWand by our willingness to give the new-

TT opera house movement a glorious send-off have an auction of seats for theInitiatory night All of which we re

i spectfully submit to the building commlttee Manager Sylvester and thepublic Let us put the date say thefirst week In November when all our

i summer tourists have arrived homeand all will have a chance to aid thisworthy enterprise

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EXTENDING HARD ROADSh

County Surveyor Alex Moorhen hasbeen busy the past week surveying abeeline road from Anthony to Citra

it which is now being cut out under ther Instructions of County Commissioneris WJ Crosby of Citra and the sameL will be hardened It will prove a boon

to the people of Sparr and Citra whor have been patient and long sufferingbut their hour of rejoicing Is near athand and the Star extends congratu-lationsfit

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DEATH OF A LITTLE GIRL

j A little daughter of Mr and IrslPat Randall of Connor a year and a

iP half old died of convulsions last nightThe little one had been ill for a refyshort time The community Is deep y

i grieved over the death of the baby

Mr R A Brice who Is In the gov-ernment

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1k service as machinist on atugboat at Port Inglis was in townthe latter part of last week on his wayto Newberry S C to meet his family

t and visit old time friends for a towt days Mr Brice has had but a weeks

vacation all the past year He can ehome a day before Christmas to eat

it that dinner with his family and hei and his good wife had planned allt manner of delightful things for that

happy occasion when a dispatch camefront Port Inglis demanding his im-mediate

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G presence there and he had tot leave immediately without any Christ-

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r repast a dire interference withS his anticipated pleasure May betterf fortune attend Mr Brices coming

Xmas dinner and family reunion

t Judge W S Bullock is spending a-

very strenuous vacation In his chamb-ers

¬g adding the work of Judge Wallt of Tampa to his already crowded

docket and doing it all out of judicialcourtesy a labor of love and goodfellowship which Judge Bullock pos-sesses

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In a very large degree Thereare Sew men In any community inwhose heart flows the milk of human

rt kindness in greater abundance than inf the heart of this splendid citizen and

worthy judge May his tribe increase-

ri< and Mrs J A rreeman of Bel

levlew were in town today shopping-and reported that their daughter MissLorena Freeman who Is spending thesummer with friends In Pittsburgwas having the time of her life Shewent all through the Carnegie art gal-leries

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and museum that cost six mil-lion

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dollars and saw objects of Inter-est

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from every country In the worldKiss Freeman looked upon this mon-ument

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of the wonders of earth Her man-trIendaare delighted to know she ishaving such an enjoyable and profita-

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A BIG DELINQUENT TAX LIST

The Tampa Times Is publishing theHillBborougli county delinquent taxlist and the joo is worth 2000 to thatpaper it being of the largest tax listsof any county In the state What isthe matter with tax matters in Hillsborough The Marlon county tax listIs now ivorth about S700 per year tothe printer it being one of the smallestof the large counties of the state

100 REWARD 100

The readers of this paper will bepleased to learn that there is at leastone dreaded disease that science hasbeen obis to cure in all its stages andthat Is catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure isthe only positive cure known to themedical fraternity Catarrh being aconstitutional disease requires a con-stitutional

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treatment Halls CatarrhPure Is taken internally acting direct-ly

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upon the blood and mucous surfacesof the system thereby destroying thefoundation of the disease and giving-the patient strength by building up thethe constitution and assisting nature-in doing its work The proprietorshave so much faith in its curativepowers that they offer One HundredDollars for any case that it fails tocure Send for list of testimonials

I Address F J Cheney Co Toledo 0Sold by druggists 75c Take Halls

IFamily Pills for constipation

I Mr J W Nance one of the veteranswho wore the gray came in todayfrom Oak and nail the Star office apleasant call Mr Xance up to thebig freeze was one of the successfulorange growers of Marion but sincethen although making heroic effortsto rehabilitate his fortune has yieldsto time and the infirmities of yearsante now makes his home with hisfriend Mr Lee Howell assisting himin keeping order about Ills home

The Montezuma did a big businessyesterday and among the guests pres ¬

ent were O P Dayton Webster J XMoffett North Carolina R C Robin-son

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Gainesville J M Hewitt Leesburg Robert Monroe Anthony J SJennings Lakeland J W Hall Bruns ¬

wick G H Russell Lakeland E RTrammell Lakeland C P SavoryInverness W B Johnson Martel and-E W Ferguson Dade City

DeWItts Little Early Risers thepleasant safe sunifeasy little liverpills A salve 3ounjaj > always depend I

upon in any casfe where you need asalve is DeWltRaCarbolized WitchHazel Salve especially good for pilesSold by all druggists

Miss Beatrice Sinclair who has been-ill so long at the home of her mother-In this city lelt last night for Talla ¬

hassee to resume her position as sten-ographer

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for the railroad commissionMiss Sinclair was too weak to makethe trip alone and her sister Mrs Oldfield the trained nurse accompaniedher

Mr J1 Freeman of Belleviewwho has charge of the Camp sawmill-at their big dam on the With acoocheeriver was in town today and reportsthat all work on the dam was sus ¬

pended owing to the extreme highwater line but the work would be re ¬

sumed in the course of a week or two

If your liver is sluggish and out oftone and you feel dull bilious con ¬

stipated take a dose of ChamberlainsStomach and Liver Tablets tonightbefore retiring and you will fell al-

right1

in the morning

Rev Thompson and daughter MissIrene of Belleview were callers to ¬

day Mr Thompson reported the re ¬

turn of Mrs McPhail station agent atthat place from her trip to the PacificCoast and Seattle He said she ex-pressed

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herself as being glad to getback to Florida

There Is no game law against any-one hunting for PLANKS CHILLTOXIC Its guaranteed to cure ma-laria

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chills and fever Price 23 centsper bottle Ask your dealer hellprobably know

Mr J W Perkins and son fromacross the Oklawaha were In towntoday He reported the serious ill-

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of Mrs Lee Wilson and her littleI

girl and boy The whole family lear fever for a week and the doctor couldnot break it

We are showing the best 25c box ofwriting paper that we have ever hadand if you want tho entire value ofyour quarter dont fail to buy this fromthe Postofflce Drugstore

FOR SALE Haarvard piano near lynew 125 easy terms AI Lansford phone 328 Ocala

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If you are not usmcit now its a goodtime to begin Wesell it exclusively inOcala

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OCALA WINS FROM SANFORD1 Jt AVERY ClOSE GAME

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Ocalas Recently Organized Crack I

Team Takes the First GameI

During this years season of baseball as heretofore Ocala has beenputting her local boys on the diamond j

to bear her colors to victory or de¬

Ifeat and nearly always we have come I

out just a little to the good but the I

other teams of the nearby towns have j

been composed mostly of professional-men In the game with Gainesville inthat city some weeks ago when thescore was 5 to 0 in favor of Ocala andthe game played in this city by theOak Halls and the locals when thevisitors scored shutnut Ocala wasplaying an amateur team of home j

boys against a team wearing theGainesville suits with scarcely more I

than two or three home men in the i

i lineupThe Ocala baseball enthusiasts and

IManager Bennett decided the onlyway to play ball with our neighboring

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titles and their professional teamswas to have a team of that class and I

yesterday afternoon the Ocala teamconsiderably strengthened played the 1

Sanford team one of the fastest In the i

state and won with a score of four tooneIt was a pretty game Windham 1

recently of Orlando was in the box for i

Ocala and Jones the man who in aneleveninning game in Gainesville recently between the Sanford and Oak i

Hall teams drove out a twobaggerwinning the game did the twirling forthe Celery City boys

In the last half of the third Bennettwas hit by the pitches Galloway at-tempted to sacrifice him to second butwas out on a foul to the catcherJimmie Windham swung on the first

ball and drove it out for two basesBennett landing on third Donaldsondropped a single over the infield andBennett and VIndham scored Thelocals tallied again in the fifth andeighth making a total of four runs

In the sixth Vibbert for Sanfordsingled to center and stole secondMorris was out on a fly to GallowayWhite dropped one over third andVibbert came home on a poor throwto the plate

The Sanford and Ocala teams willplay again today and tomorrow andthen comes the games with Gainesvine The game Thursday will un-doubtedly be the largest attended ofany game on the local diamond thisyear The stores will close at 1 p mallowing a great number of people whocould not otherwise go to attend thegame and Gainesville will send a bigdelegation the Coast Line having givtit them a special train

This will probably be the last weekof baseball in Ocala this season and j

much depends on the attendance atthe remaining games as the manage-ment

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will be put to considerable ex-pense

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in maintaining the present teamand If the patronage justifies it Ocala

tmay have a strong team next year if ja Central Florida league is organized-If you want to see good baseball in I

Ocala in the future and help the teamOut in a financial way this year go I

to the games this week I

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ONE WEAK SPOT j

Most Ocala People Have a Weak Partand Too Often Its the Back

Everyone has a weak spotToo often its a bad backTwinges follow every sudden twiMDull aching keeps up day and nightTells you the kidneys need helpFor backache is really kidneyacheA kidney cure is what you needDoans Kidney Pills cure sick kd r

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Cure backache and all urinary illsMrs W R Pell of Third St San-

ford Fla says I am pleased torecommend Doans Kidney Pills takingin view what they have done for me-I have suffered from backache a greatdeal and at times was so lame that Icould scarcely turn In bed Somemornings my condition was such thatI found It difficult to dress myselfWhenever I stooped sharp painswould dart through my body espe-cially in the region of my kidneys Ialso had some trouble from the toofrequent action of the kidney secretions After I had used several remedies with only slight benefit I heardof Deans Kidney Pills and procured-a box I used them and they brought-me the desired relief I am now ableto rest well at night am free frompain and lameness and fell strongerand better in every way I

Plenty more proof like this fromOcala people Call at Tydings Cos 1

drug store and ask what their custo-mers

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reportFor sale by all dealers Price 50

cents FosterMilburn Co BuffaloNew York sole agents for the UnitedStates I

Remember the name Doans andtake no other

THAW IS LIBRARIANI

Matteawan X Y Aug 31 Harry t

K Thaw murderer of Stanford Whitehas been appointed librarian of the I

Matteawan institutions

Your complexion as wen as yourtemper Is rendered miserable by adisordered liver By taking Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tabletsyou can Improve both j

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TEACHERS EXAMINATION-The state uniform examination for

teachers certificates will begin at 9a m on September 7 1909 The work

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for white applicants will be conducted-at the Ocala High School building andthat for the colored at Howard Acad-emy

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Each applicant will pay a feeof one dollar at time of beginning andwill supply himself with legal cap pa ¬

per pens and ink Any other Infor ¬

mation pertaining to the examinationwill be cheerfully furnished by

J H Brinson Superintendent-

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best remedy we know of in allcases of kidney and bladder troubleand the one we canalways recommend-is

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DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pillspills be positiyeCtnat you get DeWitts KidmjyJmd Bladder PillsThere are Imlta Ions placed upon themarket to deceive you Get DeWittsInsist upon them and if your dealercannot supply you refuse anythingelse in place of them Sold by alldruggists i

5 or 6 doses 666 will cure any caseof chills and fever Price 25c I

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Bathing caps just received at the I

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A HANDSOME JOB OF WIRING

Mr H W Tucker the electric con-tractor

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Is putting in a very handsome-and complete job of wiring and fix-tures

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In the remodeled residence ofDr W V Xewsom on Fort King av-enue

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All the latest designs in early fallmillinery may now be seen at the millinery establishment of HaycraftDeCamp New goods are arriving dai-ly

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and the big line of street hats theyare now displaying is one of the mostelaborate they have ever carried Callin and see them Considering thatthey are of the very latest designs-and this Is early In the season theprices are exceedingly low

Mrs G D Washburn went down toFivuy yesterday afternoon with herdaughter Miss Emma Washburn thecapable nurse who is In charge of thenew hospital at that place and Is do-ing splendId sorvice for the help of thebig lumber mill at that place MissWashburn had thirteen patients In asmany days and the thirteenth patient-was the only patient to die since the-hospital opened It has been running28 days and 27 patients in that timehad attention

If you are run down Foleys KidneyRemedy will help you It strengthens-the kidneys so tar y will eliminate theImpurities front1 the blood that de-pressI the nerVesli3iirf cause exhaus-tion1 backache rh matism and uri-naryi irregularities which sap the vi

j taUty Do not delay Take FoleysI Kidney Remedy at once Sold by alldeale-

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i C H Dame has spent a verysuccessful week In Alachua county in

j the interest of the Woodmen of the-i World While there he organized a-

newI camp at Mount Tobor ten milessouth of Live Oak and greatly refresh-ed

¬I and strengthened the Bell campI When it comes to organized woodcraftDame has no equal He was born with-anI ax in his hand and knows how tomake the chips fly-

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People with chronic bronchitis asi thma and lung trouble will find greatI relief and comfort in Foleys Honeyand Tar and can avoid suffering by

commencing to take it at once Solei by all dealersI

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Messrs H W Jones and R E-Yonge Sr will leave tonight for NewYork City where they will spend afew days Mr Jones will then go on

Ito Amhurst Mass to visit relatives-and Mr Yonge and his son Rossieof Jacksonville will spend severalweeks seeing the sights of the greatcity and other places of interest

Miss Affleck has just received a lotof pretty new tailored hatsjust whatone needs for the season They aremarked at very reasonable prices andanyone wishing a new stylish hatwould do well to call and see them

Mr Jesse Neely the popular andefficient postmaster at Summerfleldwas business caller in the city yesterday driving across country to Oklawaha where he took the train forOcala Mr Neely reports everythingin a very prosperous condition In hisneck of the woods

The Air Dome gave its patrons abully little show last night and thespectators stayed by it notwithstand-ing the showers The pictures were allexcellent particularly His WifeMother which was one of the fun-niest things that ever came down thopike

Mr Z Spinks of Whitney the brickand cypress shingle manufacturercame up today to look after some bus

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