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C Bittinger and R R Carrollproprietors and Publisher

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I R CARROLLCity Editor arid Business Manager

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Wyoming republicans have assembled In Lander to elect delegates to theChicago convention The candidacy of

v the big secretary will meet with no-

Topposition

The New York State Baseball1 League season opened yesterday The

1 schedule will continue until Septem-Vtier

420 providing for 140 games dur-

ing the season4-

John D Robertson one of the pro-gressive

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c and most prominent citizens-r rj Ocaja and an old friend of the ed ¬

ItorfsIH a candidate for delegate tothe national convention from this dis ¬

trict He is for W J Bryan for presIdent1lnd should receive the vote of

s very Bryanite Manatee Record

Uncle Joe Cannon speaker theZi louse of representatives was seventy

rtwo Years old yesterday and was therecipient 10f many congratulationsfroth his friends In the house and sen-ateI i Uncle JoVs Ohio constituentsore anxious for him to make the racefor the presidential nomination andat severitytwo n is vigorous andhealthy and would make some of the

I other aspirants sit up and take notfe-

DAyTONABEAcHJst IMPROVINGI

I Mr Rollie Ke tIng returned yester-day

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t from spending a week with his> parents at Daytona Beach He says

> >I the improvement aVd growth of the

1 place is simply remarkable A newcountry club has been erected ar theClarejidqn Inn A splendid baseball

p park laid out on which the northernprofessional teams played last winterAlmost all of the peninsula has beensubdivided into lots and many bulla

lings for business and residence builtMr Keatirigs fathers splendid thir

It tyropm hotel opened last winter andI vas filled with guests all winter ang

has been comfortably filled through-the spring It will be overflowing this

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X suiphier This house is ode of theyi best a no the newest arid neatest on

the beach It is righTat the casinoand ocean pier which by the way is

1 under a new and uptodate managerand dQfi not look like the name plac

4ig comfortable airy and ha Some0 tlilng that a beach house at reason

able Jlct has never had beforebath-joms in fall of the suits

The Clarendon Inntfp electric lightplant is supplying the beach wJthlight temporarily until the new plant

4 4 in Daytona Is in operatipri which will-b <> only a short time t Daytona Beatentromises to haye a record breaking

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tCfiR6lJT COURT PYCEEb thGS-

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1 4 The case of Jas W Barwlck vs BW unton of counsel for

Ill iNantift was reinstated on the trialf

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The grand jury came into court andples ted the follow indictments

i < v Sttilte ol Florida Vs7 Caisor Gricebreaking and entering a true bill

i tate of Florida Vs Alvin James andI Edna larceny of domestic

1animals a true bill I

State of Florida vs M p Yarborough assault with Intent to kll atrue tlll

I State of Florida YS Charlie Greengrand larceny a Jtirue bill-

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dictment for murder a true billState of Florida vsT W White and

BE Norman forgery a true billTheIcase of xthe state vs Cais r

r rice was set for trial Friday morningM4y th v

The case of the state vs J R Clark2 Tvas set for trial on the 13th and a

special venire was ordered summonedx ioV the trial

In the case of the state vs Johnu ONeiLl murder the same was set for

trial next week The sheriff was com-manded

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to summon twentyfive dulyqualified persons jto complete the panel-

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1 iii this case returnable May 12t-hr The grand jury then came into court-

S J and resented the ffollowingte In the Circuit Court of Marion

4 rCouhty Florida Spring Term 1908t To the Hon W S Bullock Judge of

Aforesaid Glrcuit We the grandjurors beg to refoortthatWe have ex

L gmined the witnesses brought before-cur body in the case of the stateAgainst Homer Dean and John DRobertson charged with conspiracyand that in our opinion the testimonyWas not sufficient to warrant us in

t piesenting a true bill against anyoneconspiracy we present a true billagainst Homer Dean for aggravatedassault t Respectfully submitted

4 Michael Fishel ForemanJ K Mixson Clerk

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UBRARY ENTERTAINMENTLAST NIGHT BIG SUCCESS

The entertainment in the Elks clubrooms last evening for the benefit ofthe Ocala pvthHc library was a bigi ucceiss in all LSPCS c financially40 In cash wasyrealized to go into the

1brary fund The attendance wagcod there being about 125 peoplepresent and from a point of real meritthere has not been such a musicaltieat in the city in a long time andevery person who attended was de ¬

lighted with the evenings programThe ladies of the library association-sre very grateful to the Elks for theuse of their rooms and service andmany klhdnesses shown them by theledge and individual members I

The musical program was especiallyenjoyable This 1s the first time MissMinnie Gamsby has sung in Ocala ina long time and the people of the citywere again thrilled by her matchlessvoice which has lostsweetness for its long rest Therewere solos by Mrs Mote Mrs J HTaylor Miss Alice Bullock and MissGamsby all remarkably sweet andgreatly enjoyed Mr Leon Fishel afinishedpianist and an Ocala boy al-

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willing and most capable of de-

lighting hs friends in a home gather ¬

ing played several brilliant pieces tothe delight of all

Mr Albert Gferlg and Mrs GeorgeR IVTcKean sarig a duet that was es-

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sweet and well renderedlrsMotes singing was a great

pleasure to her audience She possesseL a sweet clear voice of unusualstrength and it always an exquisitepleasure to hear her sing

Two recent additions to the musicalworld of Ocala are the Misses Maryand Rosalie onnor the two attrac-tive

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young daughters of Mr and Mrs-C E Conner They played a delight¬

ful piano duet and one of the sistersperformed very prettily on the violinon which instrument she gives prom-ise

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of becoming a great musicianPunch and cake were served during

the eVening Mrs GeoK RobinsonMrs F E Schrieper and Mrs G TMaughs serving the refreshments MrsJake Brown Mrs CH Lloyd andMrs J J Gerig comprised the recep-tion

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committeesBridge was played as was pool and I

billiards by thqse who desired duringthe evening The score cards weresold and billiard and pool cues charg-ed

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fdf and those items brought in aneat little1 suntl Mrs C Rheinauerapd Miss Emily Stotesbury financedthis feature of the entertainment

Miss Louise Gamsby the faithfuland tireless librarian put in a bardweek on the entertainment She wasably assisted by Mr T T Munroewho takes a deep interest in the li-

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and to these two was due agood measure of the success that at¬

tended the effort-

SUBSCRIBERSTO U D C-

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subscribers to the Confederate Monu-ment fund the following who sub-scribed

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through Mr L M Grahamwere unintentionally omitted-

B JHull P TV Randall A J Albritton W P Chalker Claude Nix R j

V Rogers J M Mock P L DurisoeAl en Gibson E C Sims J W ColbertB L Hickman W J Hogan A HHeineman-

It is our wish to give credit to1 ev-ery

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subscriber who generously aided-in tile accomplishment of the under ¬

taking Mrs F R Garyv For Dickison Chapter U D C

vS NO CONSPIRACY

1 grand jury as will be seen else-where

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in todays paper brought intheir report to the judge esterdayafternoon They found a true billagainst Homer Dean for an aggrvated

I assault on Mr D E Mclver Theyfound no true bill against Mr John DRobinson for conspiring with Dean tocommit the assault The jury lookedcarefully into all of the evidence andexamined all the witnesses and caneto the conclusion that there was noconspiracy entered into This willsettle Mr Robinsons connectionwiththe unpleasant affair and it is to behoped that community will neverhear of it again

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OFF FOR ST PETERSBURG

Mr Frank Harris Jr Miss LouiseHarris 1IrsR Ri Carroll and littlelaughter Merris representing theOcala press went to St Petersburgthis afternoon to remain over Satur

and Sunday and enjoy the outingwith the other members of the StatePress Association and the hospitablereople 9ftPetersburgR-

ECITALTHISEVENINGt

Dont forget the recital by the pu-

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this Friday evening atthe armory A pretty little play willbe given by the young folks assisted-by Miss Sims to which a small ad-

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EVERY ELEMENT THAT MEANS

THE BETTERMENT OF SOCIETY

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CITY MAPS FOR SALE

The new city maps are now on saleat the office of the city crerk in thecity hall Price 1 each

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Im Net Superstitious But I Believex in Signs

I do house and sign work of everydescription including graining var ¬

nishing staining stripling kalsomining marbling enameling roof stackand tower work Drop a card to Nofib Soqth Magnolia street

JA MorrIs JrDecorating thais my business

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TORTURED TO DEATHtI

Th HarribU Fate of a Number fRtgi4id

The lot of the regicide when caughtis not usually a very enviable one Tobe hanged is the least h can extPerpetual Solitary imprisonment is afar more dreadful fate It drove Bre-sc the assassin of King Humbert ofItaly to suIcIde and it transformedLuc hlnl who murdered the empress ofAustria Into a hopeless imbecileAmong the plotters Implicated In themurder of the late shah of Persia onewas tortured to death in prison whilean6therjwas incased in wet plaster ofparIs which on setting slowly crushed-the life ut of him Three of the as-sassins

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of a previous shah were boiledalive in huge copper caldrons

So late as the year 1831 the twoMavromichaelis wbo slew Count CapodIstra the first president t Greecewere immured within close brick wallsbuilt around them up to their chinsand supplied with salted food but nodrink until they died Damiens whoattempted the life of King Louis XVbf France was first barbarously tor-tured nd then torn jto pieces by wildhorses This punishment wascarried-out in one of the principal squares ok

Paris Marches 175V Ravaillac whoassassinated Henry IV of France suf-fered

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a similar fateThe murderer of Selim III of Turkey-

was publicly impaled lingering fiveand a half day in dreadful tormentThose who djd to death his immediatesuccessor Mustapha IV were tortured-and starved on alternate days and de¬

prived of sleep by night until deathcame to their relietChlcago News

An Ancient Suez Canal-It is certain that in ancient times a

canal connecting the Mediterranean-and Red seas did exist Herodotus as ¬

cribes its projection to Pharaoh Necho600 BC The honor of its completionIs given by some to Darius by others-to the Ptolemies How long this canalcontinued to be used we do not knowbut becoming finally choked up byland it was restored by Trajan earlyin the second century A D Becomingagain useless from the same cause itwas reopened by the Caliph Omarvbutwas finally closed by the unconquer-able

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sands about A D 767 In whichstate It has since remained This an-

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canal from Suez to Bubastis onthe east branch of the Nile was 92miles long from 108 to 160 feet wIdeand 15 feet deeo-

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CONCORDIA LODGE F U OFAConcordla Lodge4No 181 Fraternal

tThion of America meets fourth Weduesday olevery month 7130 p m arYonges Hall RE Yonge P M

Chas K Sage SecretaryI

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

Conventions held every Mon¬

day evening in Castle Hall over Pey ¬

sers store A cordial welcome to vis ¬

iting knights H M Hampton C CChas K Sage K of R andS

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F A H i4 Marion Dunn Lodge-No 19 meets In tietemple on the first

and third Thursday evenings of eachmonth Visiting brothers cordiallyinvited W D Graham W M

Jake Brown SecretarySS I

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Notice of Sessions ofOcala Lodge No 851Benevolent and Pro-tective

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Order bf Elks

Regular sessions on the second andfourth Tue evenings of eachmonth ViSing brothers cordially I

Iinvited S awls Exalted Ruler

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