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+ OCALA FLORIDA FRIDAY JULY 21 1905 DOLLAR YEARr

sAZagLlld3ETB 3ASSIS Local Editor

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z HAPPENINGS ABOUT TOWN

Mr J A Jordan of Tampa wasin Ocala Saturday-

Mr EC Bennett was in Ocala

t from Dunnellon Saturday

k Mrs L J Knight has gone to Geogia io spend several months

Miss Jessie Owens of Sparr wasshepping Ocala yesterday-

Rev and Mrs Harmon Martin ofFort McCoy were in Ocala Friday

Clifford Landers is up from Tampaf spending a few days with his parents-

Mr D S Woodrow has returnedfrom a visit of a few days at Savan ¬

nahMissGnssie Roller has gone to Pa

latka to visit after which she will goto Georgia

i More than a dollar cf value for

s every dollars worth of goods is oura effort The Fair x

Mrs Jake Brown and children leftp Saturday for the Catskill mountains-

to spend the summer

1 Mr Henry Livingston is backihome from a trip to Orlando andother points in South Florida

Mrs G L Taylor has returnedhome from a visit to relatives atMadison Cherry Lake and Gaines ¬

villeMrsJ B Staten and children

have gone with Mr Staten to hisstill near Inglis to spend a couple of

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Mrs Will Knight has returned home3

from a visit of several months to rela-

tives

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at her former home in ValdostaGeorgia

4 Mr and Mrs H D Bassett and4 baby of Floral City were in Ocalay r4

Friday and were guests at The Monte-

zumaV hotel

Mrs R J Knight and chtldren of

Crastal Rsver have gone to LithiaSprings Ga to spend the remainder-

of the summer

Mrs W W Stripling and little4

s daughter Ellen returned home Fri¬

day afternoon from a visit of severalweeks at DeLand

Mrs W B Dorman of Plant City1 is visiting Mr and Mrs George L

Taylor Mrs Dorman was formerlyMiss Hattie Wilson of Ocala

Messrs Allred Davis have beennotified that the supreme court hasreversed the decision of H LAn ¬

tderson vs Hood Hubbard

t Mrs S H flitch and children re ¬x

turned to Blitchton Saturday afterspending a few days in Ocala at theSavoy hotel with Dr Blitch

Mr M Bluthenthal of the firm ofBluthenthal Bickart of Atlanta isvisiting in Ocala This firm are theowners of the Ocala Wine Roomsand this is Mr Bluthenthals firstvisit to our city

Mr John D Robertson is having a

It splendid pavement put around hisbuilding at the corner of Main street

t and Ocklawaha avenue This storewill be occupied by the new firm ofLang Swartz Company E J

f Commodore is doing the paving<

t Mr and Mrs G K Robinson and

f Misses Ethel and Hope Robinsonit went down to Lake Weir Saturday

afternoon for a few days Their sons

t and the two Weathers boys are alr-

eady camping at the lake and theyI all expect to have a big tune for the

aezt few days J

r Ocala is to have a county fair i-nNovemberwhich they propose to-t

make grail hang for Mario coved¬r ty The premium Hat nib bie pass

of an 8 goiluenpapet slid the prisesnap from I Ota a diploma OldMario is fast climbiag the ladder of

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Ml AND MRS CAMP EH-

TERTAIH FOR MISS HU HEY

Mr and Mrs Jack Camp were thehost and hostess of a salmagundiparty on Friday evening in honor of

their lovely sister Miss Daisy Nurney of Suffolk Va They were asassisted by Mr and Mrs CliftonCamp and this party was decidedly anovel and delightful one There werefive tables in the parlor library andon the veranda At the head tablethe couples tested their skill at stickpeanuts at the second table theywere required to sew on buttons asrapidly as possible at the third tablethe childhood of the contestants wasvividly recalled by tee cutting out ofpretty paper dolls j at at the fourthtable from the word salmagundi asmany other words as possible had tobe made and at the foot table aneedle threading contest was mostexciting These diversions werevery entertaining and were lots of

funDrH M Taylor proved himself

the most skillful contestant amongthe gentlemen and he was awardedwith a very attractive ash tray Thehonors among the ladies were evenbetween Miss Edith Piatt and Miss

Sara Harris The prize a beautifulpicture of cunning little Chinesemaids and boys was cut for by thesetwo and was won by Miss Harris

I In the hall punch was served andafter the games were over other re¬

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freshments were enjoyed-Mr and Mrs Camps guests on

Friday evening were Misses DaisyNurney Meta Jewett Emily FordEthel Robinson Edith Piatt Saraand Violet Harris Messrs Stephen J

Jewett T H Harris G H Ford O i

B Howse H A Daniel C G CanI

trell J H Taylor Dr V H Powers-

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H M Taylor of Crystal RiverI and Mr and Mrs Clifton Camp j

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The Diamond Cure j

The latest news from Paris is that s

they have discovered a diamond cure j-

for consumption If you fear consumption or pheumonia it will how-ever

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be best for you to take thatgreat remedy mentioned by W TMcGee of Vanleer Tenn I had a

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cough fcr fourteen years NothingI

helped me until I took Dr Kings i

New Discovery for Consumption I

Coughs and Colds which gave in¬

stant relief and effected a perma ¬

nent cure Unequalled quickcure for throat and Lung troubles-At

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Tydings Co price 50c and 100 I

guaranted Trial bottle free m I

Seeing the Better Side of Life

A large party from Ocala and An ¬

thony will be the guests of Mr andMrs James Howell and Dr and Mrs-

J Halton for ten days commencingSaturday The Phantom has beenchartered by Messrs Howell and Halton and the entire party will leaveMonday evening for a several daystrip Mr Howell will leave Satur-day on the Phantom and meet theparty in St Petersburg and bringthem back to Sarasota sometimeSunday The party will consist ofMr J Halton Dr Eaton Lindner-Mr W Griffin Mr Carl Priest MrW Giddings Miss Cora Griffin MrsTerris of Anthony and Miss KateLiddon of Ocala Sarasota Times

The Daughters the Ceefederacy E-Btsrtslasd

Mrs E M Howard charmingly en¬

tertained Daughters of the Con ¬

federacy Friday afternoon at theirregular monthly meeting This wasthe largest and one of the pleasant-est meetings of the association insome months BuainefeL of variousnatures transacted and three newmembers were added to the roll atthis meeting They were jlfcoe-eStelyn latdoa Vic Baysor and Caro-

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PastewrAfter the baeiiMMpart themeet

jag was over the hostess assisted byMrsCSyatt and Mrs Harri served

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MEMORIAM

BY J A HARRIS JR

A field of red a cross of blueWith thirteen stars of white

Insignia of fraternal bondSymbolic of our right

Thy rein was brief thy fate was sadOerwhelmed by greater might

O cherished emblem dear to usPass out into the night

O tattered ensign still in deathRung is thy funeral knell

And we thy faithful loyal sonsBid thee a long farewell

Miss Helen Jones PartyLittle Miss Helen Jones the cun-

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little daughter of Mr and MrsH Jones was at home to her smallfriends Saturday afternoon at fouroclock Very sweet she looked inher pretty white dress and daintyribbons Nearly sixty little boys andgirls were invited and the time pass¬

ed away very quickly to the young ¬

sters all of whom had a royal goodtime Each of the little ones was

J given a pretty little souvenir of theJ afternoon Ice cream cake candy

and soda water delighted the smallfolks

Mrs Bittengir Mrs Mathews MrsDavidson Miss Adele Bittinger andMiss Violet Harris helped Mrs Jones-in keeping the guests of her littledaughter amused during the afternoon

Little Mss Jones received a largenumber of pretty birthday giftsand the little ones invited to thisparty spent the hours very happily

The Epworth League and the Library-

We heartily thank our many friendswhose support has made possible theexcellent vote received in the Libra-ry

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contest this week This suppor-T

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has our highest appreciation e donot feel that it 13 a vote of partiality-but rather that the recognitionmerit in our plan has gained it for us

We feel that as the plan we arenow carrying into execution and thework we are aiming to accomplishbecomes better known our support j

will grow still strong We earnest-ly request that all our friends interested in the movement give continuedpublicily to our plan and effortRemember that the greatest good to

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the largest number is our aimOCALA EPWORTH LEAGUE

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Chaille WarrenMr Lloyd Chaille of Miami and I

Miss Lulu Ethel Warren of PlantTenn will be married at the Presbyterian church in the latter citynext Wednesday evening-

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groom is well known as one ofthe Cha lie twins having lived-

in Ocala up until a few years agoi

when with his parents he moved toI

Miami to reside We extend con-

gratulationi

and best wishes 1

A Heavy FleeManuel Fletcher was arrested by

Officer Hutson at Anthony Friday-for breaking and entering and j

was committed to jail and after hewas lodged therein was given a pis¬

tol which was found on his person by I

the officers justice He was fined j

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150 or six months on the hard roadsby Justice Waid

Will Jones colored was arrested-at Reddick for breaking and enter ¬

ing by the same officer and willhave trial next week-

Supremetcrt Decisiens

In Martel Lumber Company et al I

appellant vs Commercial BankOcala Branch appellee the motion-

to dismiss appeal was granted HL Anderson for appellant and WK Zewadski for appellee

John W Pearson appellant vsEdward T Helvenston et alr ap¬

pellees Motion strike potions oftranscript of record was denied HL Anderson for appellant and CarlosL Sistrunk for appellee-

Mr Frank Wmlpole editor of theMaaatflft Record says that he has atlast bmt rca from the cords thatbond him to as iaralid chair adi state able b awome editorial

o tor this valuablefM ioeh This will tie nq-

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GREENWOOD CEMETERY-

The agnificant Work That is tsiegDone by the Latfies Cemetery

AssciationTwo years ago Greenwood Ceme-

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was very badly overgrown withweeds and bushes the fences were inbad repair and with only a few ex¬

ceptions the lots were very poorlykept Quite a number of the ladies-

of Ocala decided to organize theGreenwood Cemetery Aassociation-for the purpose of improving andbeautifying the cemetery This was j

done and the members of the organizztion went immediately to work andthey have accomplished wondersThey have been very materially aidedby the stockholders of Greenwoodwhose cooperation in this work hasbeen most generous and greatly ap¬

preciated-The association besides taking care

of the general cemetery also have incharge the care of individual lots andare thus enabled to have the workdone more cheaply than if each lotowner had his lot kept up separately

The latest improvement has been inhaving the main drivewavs pavedThe money for this work was obtain-ed

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from several entertainments recently given and to which the citi ¬

zens of Ocala contributed very liber ¬

ally The committee who had thispaving done met with the stockhol ¬

ders and were advised by them and j

the work was done exactly accordingi to contractI The splendid work that is beingI done by the ladies cemetery associa ¬

tion should receive the heartiestI praise and cooperation of our citi-zens

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I The work done by them isworthy of emulation and they cert

I t ti n1Yv deserve the success that is i

I crowning their efforts I-

ITheir plans for the future are to

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have more walks and drive wayst

paved and to plant beautiful trees I

and shrubs and they hope that the lotowners will cut down as few trees aspossible and do all that they can tohelp then in this very praiseworthy-work

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One Dollar Saved Represents Ten Dot j

tars Earned j

The average man does not save to I

exceed ten per cent of his earnings-He

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must spend nine dollars in living J

expences for every dollar savedI

That being the case he cannot betot careful abont unnecessary expenses Very often a few cents properlyinvested like buying seeds for hisgarden will save several dallars out¬

lay later on It is the same in buyingChamberlains Colic Cholera and I

Diarrhoea Remedy It costs but a f

few cents and a bottle of it in thehouse often sayes a doctors bill ofseveral dollars For sale by all drug-gists

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Hooked by a Vicious CowMr Washburn a well known citi¬

zen of Belleview was in his cow lotFriday and in attempting to sep¬

arate the cow from her calf the ani¬

mal became suddenly vicious andmade an attack upon him hooking-him in the eye and while the eyemiraculously escaped being torn fromits socket his skull was fractured

MrrWashburn did not know thathe was so badly hurt and accom¬

panied by his wife drove into Ocala-

to have his eye dressed An exami ¬

nation disclosed the fact as abovestated that his skull was fractured-

and two pieces of bone an inch inlength were removed

The operation was a most delicate-one and was performed by Drs EVan Hood and A L Izlar

at Her eubleI knew no one for four weeks

when I was sickwithtyphoid and kidney trouble writes Mrs AnnieHUES of Fittisburg Pa u1i when-

i got better although Iliad one of thebeet doctors I could get I was I becttdonbl t and had to rest my haadv omnay kjtees wi I walked from thisterrible aflictioa I wa rescues 4b-yBeetrie Bitter J wttofc restored myhealth aaJstrMeta owl ca-

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Commercial BankOCALA FLORIDA

i Branch Commercial Bank JacksonvilleJIi-

I E ENDEAVOR to advance the business interests of ourW customers in every legitimate way In so doing our motivesmay be somewhat tinctured with selfishness for upon the prospeity of its patrons hinges the success of every bank

Conein ag4 Toll It Over With Us

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General HardwareMARION H0RDW0RE COMPANY

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s Py a little more if need be andg puts something your stomachI Li vhfrh will put flesh on your5 bones and strong blood in your1 ve-

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Stalls 2 and 4 Oily Market Ocala Fla II-

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he Pinrjacle of Human SilL

Has been Breached in our carrigaesbuggies and harness The only waythey can ever be better is to raise thepinnacle elevate the standard andeven then our vehicles will be found-

at the top They are not so high inprices though as to be out of reach-of mostfvehicle users Let ns quoteyou figures-

REFLECT

LIVERYf FEED SALE STABLE

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di Have you decided on the kind ofji fertilizeryou are going to use Its

1 nota question of how much butwhat kind when the best result =

can be obtained You cant make as mistake when you use our high grade 11

> fertilizersHighest cash price paid for dry bones =

FUHDA FElflUZEft MFC 60V mF-laalesvlll

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LANDSI-f you haTe lands youwishto well lease or rent

or if you want to buy lands for farming grazingturpentming or lumberpurposes

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