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OCALA OCCURRENCES

I Spaldinga baseboD gbods at theOcala News Co tJ

Mr S M Davis of Gainesville is aguest of the Ocala House

There were twentyfive arrivals attile Ocala House yesterday

Mr Emil Van Espen of Istachattai a guest of the Ocala House

Mr R H Gilchrist of PhiladelphiaIs a guest of the Ocala House >>

Messrs Keating Co have just un ¬

loaded a car of blue ribbon beer-

A large line of paper covered novelsjust received at the Ocala News Co

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Mr W D Cam attended the closingexercises of the McIntosh school

Use Planks Chill Tonic Guarant ed Price 25 cents Sold by all drugfists I i

Mrs Frank Teague and childrenlave returned from a visit to Lady

4 takeMrs Moore of Citra is visiting Mrs

W P Haisley in this city for a fewdays

Mrs George Williams and childrenare visiting relatives in Tampa thisWeek

Mrs J J Williams has returned toHomosassa after a visit to friends inthis city

Mr and Mrs Will D Graham att-ended the Martel Sunday school pic-nic today

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

Miss Ross of Gainesville Is in thecity visiting t her sisters Mrs F R

ridges and Miss Harrington

he youngest child of Mr and MrsW Troxler who has been quite ill

Is better today we are glad to report

Mr Harry Leavengood went downto Stanton yesterday to visit his par-ents

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and attend a fish fry today

Mrs L T Izlar has returned from apleasant visit to her soninlaw anddaughter at Holder Mr1 and Mrs CL Anderson

Colonel W S West of ValdostaGeorgia well known in this city and

± expresident of he Georgia senate isin the city a guest of the Ocala House1Mrs J C French hassold her home-

in the second ward and with her sis ¬

ter Miss Lula Young left for Phil ¬

adelphia today to residedMr Carter H Dame has returned

frcm the new town Pierces in Polkcounty where he established a largecamp of Woodmen of the World

4r Miss Maggie Lytlew Master Roy Ly

L tie and Miss Mendenhall went downto Stanton yesterday Afternoon to re ¬

main over Sunday with Lytlesparents Mr and Mrs Frank Lytle

If you want a pretty reading lamp tof connect 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

Mr L R Chazal paid a visit to hisC summer home at Lake Weir yester-

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The cottage will soon be com-pleted

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and will be a most convenientone

Dr W C Lindner has opened hisoffice dveY Mr Peysers store in theMasonic hall building He will prac-tice in Ocala and make this city hisheadquarters probably moving herelater on

Mrsr Robert Connor at theirtdellghtful suburban home south of thecity have as their guests lyir and Mrs

lte of Charleston SC who areu

de ighted with Ocala and her beautifulsurroundings t

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How Muchbut how good is the 1 question-that every one should ask in buyingcandy

The old saying that a man isJudged by the candy he givesholds good today same as alwaysBuy bestdont take the just-as good kind

Nothing quite equals

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class to themselvesOrders receive prompt and care-

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attention Just giveus the nameand address and uacle Sam dotsthe rest

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Washington May 9Fair tonightand Sunday

PONIES ARE COMING HOME

While in Gainesville this week MrW W Hampton gave his nephewMaster Frank Crom a beautiful pairof ponies and a buggy The ponies-are the Brumby McConnell ponies wellknown by all the residents of Ocala afew years ago They are no longervery young but are lively and in fineshape 6 They will be driven through-the country by easy stages MasterFrank is very proud of his gift

THEY WERE DELIGHTED-

Those who ° attended Mr Woodselectric theater last evening were de-li hted with the pictures shown Thepeople of Ocala are appreciating MrWoods efforts to please them and wethink we give him a go patronagethis summer when there are so fewamusements Fifty per cent of thereceipts of the theater today Mr Woodgave to the Daughters of the Con ¬

federacy for the ladies to use as theysee fit in charitable work x

HOW A buT IT

Did you have the chance to see theman for one of his contracts before-ou> got hurt Do not wait Call for

his and get a contract before you getsick or hurt again M D Wilson isthe Man-

J H Benjamin foreman of the Starreturned this afternoon from a weeksvacation spent very pleasantly atPort Inglis

The Citra school closes its sessiontoday Miss Mizell of Orange Lakeand Mrs Karl Harter of Sparr werethe capable teachers The editor ofthe Star regrets he could not acceptan invitation to be present

Mr and Mrs Edward Holder andMr and Mrs C V Miller returnedyesterday afternoon from Inglis wherethey spent the past ten days most de-

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at Mr and Mrs Holderscozy hunting and fishing lodge Theparty put in the time most pleasantlyfishing boating on the river and gulfand going about in the automobile-used to go and come from Ocala andspent a most ideal time

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Mr and Mrs Chas E CulbreathOcala have issued cards to their manyfriends throughout the state announc ¬

ing the safe arrival at their home of ayoung lady whom they are introduc ¬

ing to society as Miss Martha HoodCulbreath It is understood that thearrival of the young lady is regarded-by Grandfather Bob Culbreath as afavorable omen for his race for thecounty clerkshipTampa Times

Mr H M Wood of the Berlin Elec-tric

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Theater has the thanks of theOcala Junior League for the exhibi ¬

tion which he tendered them yesterdayafternoon There were four differentscenes the one entitled Going toSwitzerland being exceptionally fineThe Juniors thank Mrs Woods alsofor some fine music and extend a cor-dial

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invitation for Mr and Mrs Woodlo all the services of their society-

Mr and Mrs H L Torian drove toTavares Monday and were married byCounty Judge J B Milam Mr andMrs Torrian lived for a number ofyears in Leesburg and a little morethan ayear ago they separated MrTorian going to Ocala and Mrs Toriangoing to Kentucky Recently bothcame back to Leesburg and as abovestated were married on MondayLeesburg Commercial

>I dome in and See the line of newbook at the Ocala News Co

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Y Grace Episcopal-Rev Geo Hendree Harrison Rector

t 730 no mHotr communionId ao mSunday school11 a mMorning prayer and ser-

mon8 p mEvening prayer and ser ¬

monCome and worship with us

Presbyterian-Rev W H Dodge D D Pastor

Services 11 a m and 7 p mSabbath school 930 a mYoung Peoples Missionary I Society

meets at 4 p m I

Special music at both morning andevening services A cordial i invitationextended to all

MethodistRev R H Barnett Pastor

Services as usualPreaching 11 a m 730 p mSunday school 930 a mJunior League3 p mSenior League7 p mThe public is cordially invited to

attend Let all members be faithful-in their attendant upon the ordnancesof the church arid let us all comepraying for the Holy Spirits presence-in the service

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Junior LeagueMeets at 3 oclock Subject Honest

Deeds Leader Winnie Webb Ev ¬

ery one cordially invitedSong Holy Holy HolyScripture lesson 2 Cor 721 2178Lords prayer in concertReading Honesty is Best in Busi ¬

ness Ernest MillsBible readings on the subject by six

JuniorsSong Trust and ObeyRecitation Wanted Boys = Lois

LivingstonSong The Golden RuleBy four

JuniorsChalk talkSong the Cloud and the FireReading The Honest Farmer

Alfred GreenRoll call t

Song Give Me Thy Heart 4

Announcements IBenediction

Senior League ProgramOpening song

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SongPrayerScripture reading by leader Miss

Lucile MooreSongScripture readings by membersSolo Thy Way Not Mine Miss

Flora Johnson IPrayerExamples of special answers to

prayer IOpen talksLeague benediction

SPECIAL SERVICES-AT BAPTIST CHURCH

Special ordination services will beheld tomorrow morning at the Bap ¬

tist church commencing at 1030 in¬

stead of 11 oclock Dr G A Nunrally of Lake City Dr L D Geiger ofApopka Dr C H Nash of Tampawill assist > the pastor Mr AlbertGlover will be ordained into the fullwork N Messrs L F Ballard J TLancaster J W Akin and Dr M CChristian will be ordained deacons-A cordial invitation is extended to allto attend the ordination services Inthe evening at 730 the services willbe continued C C Carroll Pastor

GRAND JURY HAS ADJOURN-

The Grand Jury has finished its la-

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made its report and adjourned-A number of indictments werebrought in this morning in criminalcases The grand jury finished alarge volume of work in a short time

Iand was complimented by the courton its good and rapid work No other I

business was done in the court todayother than to receive the findings andreport of the grand jury and at noonthe judge adjourned court until Mon-day

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morning at 9 oclock

BUILDING A ROSE HOUSE

Mr John Heintz is building a rosehouse on a pretty corner lot which herecently bought from Mr Clyatt eastbf the greenhouse The house will be25x80 feet and will be used for rosesatone The glass cover will not beplaced on until fall

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CRUEL JOKES

PLEASANT SIDE OF A SOLDIERS-LIFE

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Open Promptly at 3 30 P MAdmission 10 Cents

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FIRE BOYS DO GOOD WORK

The fire last night was in a coloredrestaurant on South Magnolia streetnear the crossing of South Secondstreet and did only a few dollars ofdamage The fire department soon puttile fire out with the chemical engine

The fire this morning might easilyhave proved more disastrous It washi Dr Webbs big residence in the firstward caught from the chimney anddid about 15 damage Mr Clark ofthe O K Grocery who Avas on thescene had the blaze almost out whenthe fire department arrived and finish-ed

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it with the chemical engine TheWebb family was badly frightenedThe little girl almost a baby withgreat presence of mind took her dolltrunk and placed all of her dolls wardrode within avdwith the doll wentover to Mr F W Dittos house andplaced them on the porch

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OR ONE OF MARIONS REPRE ¬

SENTATIVES TO THE LEGISLA-

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HE HAS BEEN A CITIZEN

AND TAXPAYER IN OCALA FOR

TWENTYFIVE YEARS HE HAS

SHOWN BY HIS LIFE HERE THAT

HE BELIEVES IN PROGRESS AND

EVERY ELEMENT THAT MEANS

THE BETTERMENT OF SOCIETY

EVERY SECTION THAT PRESENTS-A CANDIDATE APPEALS TO ITS

VOTERS TO STAND BY ITS REP ¬

RESENTATIVE CAN OCALA DO

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The best 25c box of paper we haveever put across the counter DanishCloth at the Postoffice Drugstore

Bring your old burned out electriclight globes to Tucker and get newcries for them without cost

IJERSEY CREAM AT

LINCOLN PARKSunday and every day thereafter

until further notice delicious Jersey-ice cream will be served at LincolnHeights Casino I E Simmons Prop

I EARLY BREAKFASTS-You can get an early breakfast at

the Elks Cafe if you are going out oftown

Im Not Superstitious But I Believe-in Signs-

I do house and sign work of everydescription including graining var-nishing staining stripng kalsomin-ing marbling enameling roof stackand tower work Drop a card to No38 South Magnolia street

J A Morris JrDecorating thats my business

SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

Special rates to Hot Springs Arkaccount Southern Baptist ConventionTickets on sale May 10 11 12 and 13limited to return not later than June16th 1908

Philalelphia Pa account generalconference A M E Zion churchtickets on sale May 3 4 and 5 finallimit to return not later than May30th 1908

For further information address SC Boylston Jr Asst G P A Jack-sonville

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Flowers growing breezes blowing I

In the pleasant grassy dell j tHands are clasping moments grasping 1

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NOTICE OF INSTITUTION tOF SUIT BY ATTACHMENT T I

To Credit Mutuel De France f fYou will take notice that Richard

McConathy has commenced a suit by tiJattachment against jou in the circuit I1 >

ccurt of the fifth judicial circuit ofFlorida in and for Marion county andproperty of yours in Polk county rFlorida has been levied upon underthe writ of attachment therein

Now you and all other persons in-terested

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This May 1st A D 1908J 3

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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE TO 4tCreditorsIn re Estate of John 1Kinsler Deceased v

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against the estate of John KInsler de-ceased

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administrator within one r

year from this date Geo Giles rAs Administrator Estate of John 1

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