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f We have a stone crusher at work In Ocala and are prepared to do nilq kindsof Cement Work Build Foundations make Cement Blocks Cement

1 Brick Build Sidewalks Artificial Stone Fences Stone Mantels We make-r Blocks for Foundations for houso work which look better than brick and

are cheaper Warehouse and Crusher on A C L Railroad Track North ofFoundry

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We are prepared to fill your orders for cement work of whatever kindManufacturers cement brick building blocks hexagon and octagon

1 Meeks and alt kinds of paving material We employ skilled workmen andur motto is to please-

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V Western Beef Veal Florida nfl Fed Beefd J Mnttori Armours StifThrffl Rrmonrs Pork

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IrSOMETmNoruntoardimpending at

and docksLatinAmercan Steamship

pany on SoPi street Manhattanbad been evident from an earlyfor when as whistle soundingproached the workmen troopedthe docks and warehouses totheir dilly ton they foundpolicemen stationed aboutproaches to the LatinAmerican

4 pert10n the faces of thewho entered ltd gates was anlIeD of expectancy and

The earliest man to arrivetall gaunt form of Mr Smithsuperintendent standing at theof tile office building He hadworking hard while they sleptthere was no evidence of hIs nillabor upon his cheerful visage

I any sign of anxiety or of ther edge that any unusual situationrisen discernible in hisdemeanor He appeared to beInfT the morning air and his

1iswithout a care In the worldpresence there at that houronly Indication that he expected

I ble He had not allowed one oiman to remain within the gates17a man passed In bpt salutedverbally or with a touch ofand Bot a salute was givenbeing acknowledged To somesponded with a genial smileHello Tomr or Howdy Bill

WIleD they had started theirWhich was to bo stoppedat 10 oclock he vanishedwu be seen again until thetile clock approached thatthe strike leaders began to > gothe restless men Then hettt ordered work stopped and

laff a crate of merchandisethe neB about him

You boys be said In histtoct tofce have made up yourto qmit at 10 oclock becausebedy told you you ought to beBre pay and a raise wasWell this Is a free country and

I iails right to sell his laborbe likes and at what price heguaranteed him by theIf ye want to walk out of

adviceare free to do so but if you

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it v Jeaders rougkly pushing to thef we aia iskin no advice

I jc laX XA else What weIi ity Do we get that raise or

L 1i we do all right If we

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IPIW ao cbeAp talk Wevj tI all talk Is off-

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an iZ1 finIte period unless you haveprovided Jobs for yourselves iq antic ¬ I

ipation of this Ive got somethingId like to say to you Those whodont want to hear me dont have torAs I said thlsJs a fie couPtry

Go ahead JImsy cried aQicpint-he

jcrowd Youre all rIghtYouvea-

lways given us a square deaj-j

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hope so be ttfplled i d nejsquare deal deserves a ottier2lr

Aw come on fellows admonishedI

the leader Were not kids A strikesa strike This aint no debatin beeand we dont belong to no mutual ad-

miration¬

societySome of the men turned away but

others voiced the view that a hearingought to be givento the superintendentsirieeVfhe wished t speak to hcjnand iseeingthat their fellowsothers soon returned t

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MI tiavent got alot to say jxrid Imno preacher he continued What 1

want to give you Is not a lecture onwhat youve got to donhats yourbusiness but an explanation in yourinterest I want to tell you thingsother people havent told you and thatyou evidently dont know Please letme get through then you do as youlike I dout have to tell you that therate of pay is governed like every-thing

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else by the law of supply anddemand What is the situation todayWe have had rush work for severalweeks and the docka here and allalong the water front are4hoked upwith freight But back of this al-

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roads everywhere re laying off freightcars mills are laying off men andsigns point to n serious slump in busi-

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all over tile which willreach here soon The indications arethat in the natural course of thingsduring the coniing winter there wont-be work for more than half of youand that youll need badly all thespare coin you can ave now Yet youchose this very time to demand an In-

crease¬

from the company and give Iteighteen hours notice including twelvenonworking hours in which to think itover 1 dont call that a square dealwhatever you may think about itNow the country towns are full ofmen anxious to get jobs and the com-

pany¬

notwithstanding the short no¬

tIc is fully prepared for a strike Inthat shed yonder are 3000 cots putthere during last night and provisionhas been made to feed 3000 men for

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I m OCCURREICES

K of P meet this evening

Masons meet tomorrow night

Odd Fellows meet tomorrow night

Eagles meet Wednesday evening1

Waukesha Ginger Ale at Ballards

Filing cases at the Ocala News Co

Mr George L Taylor Is on the sicklist

Mr M Haughton spent Sunday atthe Ocala House with his family

Mr W B Gallagher ofSavannah Isa guest of the Ocala House

Major T C Hall Is in Jacksonville-on business-

Mr Louis W DUal has returnedfrom a business trip to Jacksonville-

Mr Bennie Condon was in Jackson-ville

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over Sunday

Fresh shipment of Belle Meadsweets just received at the CourtPharmacy-

Mr EL Maloney Is steadily im-proving

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and will be able to resume hisduties in a few days

Phone us for you prescriptions Wecall and deliver them The CourtPharmacy-

Mr M Flnhel went to White Springsyesterday to imbibe its medicinal wat-ers

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for his rheumatis-

mol H M Hampton referee inbankruptcy has returned from a bus-iness

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trip to Tampa

R C Davis uo or Jacksonvillehandle silk typewriter ribbons 75ceach 750 per dozen

Miss Lola Raysor left this morning-on the Seaboard for Spartnnburg SC where she will resume her studies

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

Mr Bartley Corley returned this af-ternoon

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from a visit to relatives atLeesburg his former home

Adrian P Jordan state pure foodinspector of Punta Gorda was In towntoday on official duties

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Mr F B Beckham returned fromFernandlna via Jacksonville thismorning

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Mr TroyjJIall ti passenger thismorning on the bplated Seaboard train

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Toropklns fc Cabb Hverymen ha-devehi14hehstable in cpmnils-sTon Jfals nornln aiLiS

P U Milligan one of the clevermerchants of Anthony was in townthig morning

Miss Josie Bullock will go to Talla-hassee

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next week to enter the statewomans college at that place

W O Jfohnson 35 wears post-master af Rvitlantl Sumter countydied last week

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Mr1 q I Xnderson came up from

Holder jto spend at few days in thecity with his family tv

C A Lute of Tampaf representingthe Day ton Ohio cash register Is atthe Ocala House displaying his wares

Bat Lanier the high priest of polItics in Lake county was a caller Intown today I

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Mrs McLaln of Conant and son I

Samuel were in town today betweentrains

Mr and Mrs Ernest Spencer werecalled on Sunday to mourn the deathof their infant child Mr Spencer Isyardmaster for the S A L

Bear in mlna we carry a full lino ofStaffords and Carters Inks alsofountain pens from Jl up at the OcalaNews Company-

Mr AC Moody a prosperous far ¬

mer of the Summerfield section was abusiness caller In town today and au ¬

tographed for the Star

We are showing the best 25c box ofwriting paper that we have ever hadand If you want the entire value ofyour quarter dont fall to buy this fromthe Postofflcc Drugstore-

Mr D W Davis was In JacksonvilleSunday on his way to New York Citywhere he has gone on insurance mut¬

ters 4 I

We have a most exquisite line offancy Imported china In many dif ¬

ferent pieces The AntiMonopolyDrugstore-

Mr C N Kirkland returned yester ¬

day morning from Jacksonville wherehe went to transact some businesswith his house the PorterMallardGrocery Co for whom he is secretary-and traveling representative for thisterritory-

If the glare of the sun hurts youreyes get a pair of smoked glassesfrom us for 25c Tlie Postofflce Drug-store

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An unusually large number of peo-ple

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came up today on the 1 oclocktrain from Homosassa and DunnellonPeople are beginning to move and dotheir fall shopping

WANTEDAn Intelligent boy 12 to16 years old to act as office boy andlearn the business Apply at once toOcala Lumber and Supply companyClyatt building-

Mr R R Carroll returned thismorning on the delayed Seaboard trainfrom Jacksonville where he spentSunday with Mrs Carroll and Merris-at the Windsor Mrs Carroll andMorris remained over for a few daysvisit with her sister Mrs J G Ramgnu er

Mr Harry Walters of Jacksonvillewhere Is employed In Kirks Pharmacywill come to Ocala this week to spend-a few weeks with his parents beforegoing to Atlanta to resume his med-ical

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studies

R C Davis 41 Co of Jacksonvillewill sell any make of secondhandtypewriter upon easy terms If desired

SCHOOL BOOKS

The Globe wants it distinctly under ¬

stood that it handles school books ofall kinds same as last season Price-as low as the lowest

GOLD WATCH LOST-

A gold watch hunting case Waltham movement initials B C on faceof case Finder will please return toBen Cody Holder Block and receivereward

MASONS MEET TOMORROW NIGHT-The Masons will meet tomorrow

evenIng in their lodge room Business-of Importance will be transacted

There will be no vaudeville at theAir Dome this week but there will be-a good picture show every night at theregular prices 10 and 5 cents Thepictures tonight Illustrate Dickenspretty story The Cricket on theHearth as played by Joe Jefferson-and Sherlock Holmes No 3 a mostexciting swetch The pictures Satur-day

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night were full of Interest partic-ularly

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the Carnival at Nice andwere enjoyed by a large crowd

Mr Thomas Kelly of Kellys stationjust north of Rochelle came in todayin his new Studebaker car accom-panied

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by Mr Vernon Chitty a pros-perous

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young business man of MIcanopy and dined at the Ocala HouseThey were accompanied home by MrJohn Dewey one of the most capablehotel men in the state

Mr and Mrs Harry Wood so welland favorably known in Ocala andnow living at Anniston Ala have ahandsome boy who arrived August 21and who goes by the name WilliamHarry Wood Heres best wishes forthe boy and his parents

WANTED capable and reliablehousekeeper aged forty or over Nomenial duties good pay to the rightparty Apply at Star office I

Tom Livingston the live wire In the I

sale of stoves ranges and hardware I

specialties returned Saturday from asuccessful trip to Miami and left this j

afternoon for Fort Myers He said I

those of tIe Ocala colony he saw atMiami were doing well

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The Star regrets to hear that thechildren of Mr Ed Clements who arevisiting friends at Anthony are on thesick list with fever

Mr M C Lalley who is running theMcKean Lumber mill at Silver Springs-was in town today and paid for theStar his favorite paper Mr L saysthe mill Is running to its full capacity-and the cry Is for more

Young man wedding announce-ments

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are in order If you want yoursto soon bemade dont fail to take her-a box of Belle Mead Sweets every ev¬

ening when you call They are to behad only at the Court Pharmacy-

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want your prescription workand are prepared to offer you the mostskilled pharmacists and the purest of

companydrugs to compound them Tydings

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Mr and Mrs Charles JeffersonPhillips announce the engagement oftheir daughter Miss Anne Mixon toMr Dewitt Greenwood Haley the mar- ¬riage to take place sometime duringthe winter Miss Mixon is one ofOcalas most popular and attractiveyoung ladies and her engagementwill be of much Interest to her friendsboth in Florida and Mississippi MrHaley is a prominent young man ofJackson Miss and has made manyfrIL flds inOcalfP visiting here on sev-eral

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occasions rMrs Baskin of Waycross who has

been visiting her daughter Mrs Rob ¬

ert Marsh left this morning for herhome

Charley Brabham who Is doing thejob work and otherwise making him-self

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useful on the Dunnellon Advo ¬

cate was visiting friends in OcalaSunday

Mrs B B Ricker whrf spent Sun ¬

day with her son Ernest and wife inJacksonville returned to South LakeWeir to look after the shipment of herorange crop the largest and best shehas ever grown She says the orange

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buyers are around making contractsat fairly good prices I

William Chambers son of Mr and I

Mrs W J Chambers Tampa who isvisiting friends here went down to

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Lake Weir this afternoon with GeorgeI

Martin to enjoy the fishing and bath ¬

ing in that beautiful sheet of water

There Is no game law against anyone hunting for PLANKS CHILL I

TONIC Its guaranteed to cure ma ¬

lana chills and fever Price 25 centsper bottle Ask your dealer hellprobably know

Mr M E Robinson returned Satur-day

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night from Jacksonville accom ¬

panied by his daughter Miss FannieRobinson who has been spending sev-

eral¬

weeks with her friends MissLouise DeCottes-

Mr H G White traveling represen-tative

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of the Antietan Paper Co ofHagerstown and a member of thefirm was in town Saturday making hisquarterly call on the printing andnewspaper offices of the city

Mr C C Sims of Tampa formerly-of this county was In town yesterdaya guest of the Ocala House Mr Simswas a passenger on the illfated A C

L passenger train wrecked Fridaynight at Winston-

A little girl was born at 5 oclockI this morning to Mr and Mrs CliffordAnderson at the home of Mrs Ander ¬

sons parents Major and Mrs L TIzlar Mr and Mrs Andersons friends-are congratulating them on the arrival-of their daughter-

B C Head and wife will leave thisweek for Georgia and Tennesseeto-visit friends and several of the Headchildren Mr B C Head will meethis son Jim and wife of LumbertonN C at Brookland Ga and togetherthey will make the rounds They an ¬

ticipate a delightful outing-

T W Peel the A C L section manat Reddick was in town Saturday-Mr Peel said his wife and children-had just returned from a very pleas ¬

ant visit to friends in West Florida

Lancaster county Penn will havegreat demonstrations thlcs week at theplace Robert Fulton was born In thatcount

Do not forget tnat you can mid any¬thing you want in crockery and glass ¬

ware at the Ocala News Co

InformationBOB A

Buy Cream flour true-

to its name You payno more for it than otherHigh grade Flour Ev-

ery pound of it guaran-

teed to be the best thatcan be made from soft

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winter wheat Sold ex-

clusively¬

by

TEAPOTGROCERYON-

CE A FAINT DREAMIBUT NOW A THRILLING REALITY

You can positively have your shoesresoled and finished off to look likenew by an electric stitching and fin ¬

ishing machine D W Goodwin Shoe ¬

maker Ocala Fla next door east toMontezuma Hotel

Mr Ernest McLIn of Jackspnvillewith the S A Rawls Co formerly ofthis city is just recovering from anopenation for appendicitis He wasvery ill but the operation was mostsuccessful and he will bs enjoying hisusual good health In a very shorttime

Mrs T H Johnson and daughterMiss Clara Johnson returned homeSaturday night from their summerouting in Hendersonville N C andare guests of the Perdu House Theywill leave Monday for DeLand whereMiss Clara will enter Stetson Univer-sity Mrs Johnson will probablyspend the winter in DeLand with herdaughter

SECONDHAND BAGS WANTED-At the plant of the Florida Packing-and Ice Co Ocala Fla

HOUSE TO RENT-On Fort King avenue one of the mostmodern and convenient xfesidences Inthe city Apply to 139 Fort King avpnue

ICE BOX FOR SALE

For sale a large ice box cost h51i-

J1 sell for 10 cash Suitable for alarge family or boarding house Ap-ply

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at Star office-

SCHOLARSHIP FOR SALE-

A 40 scholarship in the StanleyBusiness College of Thomasvllle Gafor sale for 10 Apply at the Staroffic

3 CENTS FOR 10 HOURS RUNNING-

How is that This is not an auto ¬

mobile but one of those new 8InchWestinghouse electric fans that Ihave just received Let me place oneor two of them ln your home or onyour desk HW Tucker the elec ¬

trical supnly man

Take care of your stomach Let Kodol digest all the food you eat forthat Is what Kodol does Every tea-spoonful of Kodol digests 2U pounds-of food Try it today It Is guaran ¬

teed to relieve you or your money backSold by all druggists

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ICE MAN WANTED>

Wanted an engertlc man to driveIce wagon deliver and collect Apply-to Florida Packing Sf Ice Co city

THE THRICEAWEEK WORLDWITHOUT A RIVAL IN ITS FIELD

The Largest Cheapers and Best News ¬

paper Published at the Price Readin Every EnglishSpeaking Country-

It has Invariably been the great ef-

fort¬

of the ThriceaWeek editor ofthe New York World to publish thenews impartially in order that It may-an accurate reporter of what hashappened It tells the truth Irrespective-I party and for that reason it hasachieved a position with the publicunique among papers of its class

The subscription season is now athand and this is the best offer thatwill be made to you

If you want the news as It really Issubscribe to the ThriceaWeek edi-

tion¬

of the New York World whichcomes to you every other day exceptSunday and is thus practically a dailyat the price of a weekly

The Tbrlcea Week Worlds regularsubscription price is only 1 per year

I and this pays for 156 papers We of-

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I this unequalled newspaper and theIWeekly f Star together for one yearfor 150 The regular subscription-priceI of the two papers Is J2

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I TO BE HAPPY-you must have good health Tou canthave good health If your liver Is notdoing its dutyslow but sure poison-ing

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is going on all the time under suchcircumstances Ballords Herbinemakes a perfectly healthy liverkeeps the stomach and bowels rightand acts as a tonic for the entire sys-

tem¬

I Sold by all druggists

LOW EXCURSION RATES VIAATLANTIC COAST LINE

839010465Los Angeles and SanFrancisco on sale various datesLimit October 31 Variable routesand stopovers

I 9540Seattle Washington Variableroutes and stopovers Limit Octo-ber

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I 31I For further Information call on orwrite F J Huber C P T A or-

i J K Kirkland D P A Tampa FlaI

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I Belle Meade Sweets

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These Delicious Candles Can be HadOnly at the

Court Pharmacy

WRECK AT LOCHLOQtA

Seaboard Freight Tram Crash Thnia Trestle Smaehiitf a Dece Car

and Bfeckiitf ike TraekThere was a very expensive freight

I wreck on the Seaboard Air Line atI Lochloesa midnight last night Anunusually long and heavy trala of 43cars was being drawn by two big lo-comotives

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doubleheading 8llitscalled Strange to says both enginespassed safely over a small trestle nearthe station that bad been weakened bya fire but the cars Immediately ¬hind the engines crashed through thetrestle The train was going at a goodrate of speed and was so long andheavy that five or six of the cars werecompletely demolished most ot ternbeing loaded with fertilizers The nextdozen or more behind these were de-railed

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and morp or less damaged For-tunately

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for them all of the crew Infront were on the two Io unoUves atthe Urneotthe wreck and escapedwithout injury The southbound pas-senger

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train from Jacksonville washeld up by the wreck and backed toWaldo then proceeded to GainesvilleThis run was made slowly the trainarriving Gainesville at 5 oclockwhere it waited until 639 and passed-the northbound passenger train whichwas held up In Ocala until 5 oclock-At Gainesville a Coast Line engineerwas secured for a pilot and the runwas made to Ocala over the CoastLine in less than an hour and a halfThe passengers took the delay verygoodnaturedly and most of them sleptthrough the night They congratulat-ed

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themselves that the freight trainfoundthe burned trestle first or elsethe passenger would probably havegone into it a few minutes later andthe consequences might have beenvery serious

HOWS THISI ¼

We offer One Hundred DollarsRe-ward

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for any case of catarrh that can¬

not be cured by Halls Catarrh CurerJ Cheney Co-

Toledo O-

We the undersigned have known-F S Cheney for the last 15 years andbelieve him perfectly honorable in allbuslncs transactions and financiallyable to carry out any obligations madeby his firm

Walding KInnan MarvinWholesale Druggists Toledo O

Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Intern-ally acting upon the blood and mu¬

cous surfaces of the system Testi ¬

monials sent free Price 75c per bot-tle

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Sold by all druggists Take HallsFamily Pills for constipation

The Ocala Upholstering install-ment

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Co Is a new institution in thecommercial world of the Brick CityIts place of business is in legal rowand its business will be to repair allmanner of furniture paint and en ¬

large pictures etd Wm Halsell and-S G Paramore are the young menwho will conduct the business

ARTopb Jr of Tampa the activeand successful insurance man in thatcity was the guest of his father DriToph and brother Mr Guy T ph atthe Montezuma Sunday

Mr John S Leach returned fromSalt Springs yesterday accompanied-by Mrs Leach Mrs Alec Mcllwalneand Mrs James Smith They had asplendid time

Mrs R A Burford will leave Wed-nesday

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for New York to witness theFultonHudson celebration also to seeher son Ensign R A Burford Jr who-Is an officer on the U S warshipNoov Jersey which will participate Inthe grand parade Mrs J2 P Rentswho had expected to Join Mrs Burford Is not certain whether shecan-go while Miss Mary Burford who Isin Nashville Tenn will not Join hermother

Miss Adele Bittinger accompaniedby Miss Maggie Lytle of Stanton leftthis noon for Lynchburg Va to enterRandolphMacon Female College Theywere accompanied by Miss Jean Teague who will proceed to Staunton Vato enter the Steward school Mrs CL BIttinger went with the party asfar as Jacksonville tb see them allsafely aboard the Southern train to¬

morrow morning

John G Spurlin representing theLewIs Upchurch Co wholesale groc ¬

ers Jacksonville spent Sunday withhis family In Ocala Mr Spurlin saystrade Is only fair

Mr P J Theus thefu ture manIs now In Baltimore selecting a tineline of furniture for his trade

Mr and Mrs James E Brown wholive several miles east of town werecalled yesterdaY to mourn the death-of their 16monthsold child It wasInterred this morning by Messrs McIver MacKay undertakers in theold cemetery In their sorrow the Starextends condolence-

The white schools of Ocala open aweek from today Principal Work¬

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man who has for five years done suchexcellent work for our schools willagain he In charge

There were 12 cases before his honorthis morning for Infringing on certainordinances Most of them were of theusual Saturday night character Twocases were held over for a hearing to ¬

morrow

Mis5 Anna L Richardson of Sommerville S C And one of the newteachers in the Ocala High School ar-

rived¬

Saturday She will make herhome at the Campbell House

Sam Martin of the enterprising-firm of Martin Cam has about com-

pleted¬

his outing in the mountains ofNorth Carolina and Is expected homethis week

This morning while a local freighttrain was discharging freight at the-

S A L depot Mr L M Raysor andthe conductor of the train caught anegro man redhanded taking goodsfrom a car They arrested him and

Charlie Smith ar-

rived¬held him until Mr

and took him to the county Jailfor safe keeping-

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Kentucky on the coast of Maine andin Canada He says he had the time-of his life and looks It Mr Mote wasnot entirely engaged in having a goodtime but looked out for the market-ing

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of his immense orange crop anddid some fine work in that line MrsMote remained for a few weeks longer-in Canada to get the benefit of theearly frosts

Three cents will fan you r rteJlhours Get one qf those 2inch Westlnghoosj tans from H W Tucker

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HOUSE FOR RENTS

A splendidly located fixroom howwnear high school in good cwadttloabath and electric lights Apply atStar office I

4SPECIAL tARLY BREAKFASTS

Those wishing extra early fereakfasts can get same at the EICafeaa

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have a large svtppy +1 fire wooboth pine and oak fireplace and stovelengths Good seasoned wood-

A BIG LOAD FOR A DOLLAftdelivered cash Call at factory OfPHONE 170 Goo GILES A CO >

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Jergena Talcum Powder Jarge caneholding nearly a pint each guaranteedpure and fragrant The Cout Phar-macy fr

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Located on North Main StIJnear government building

Reasonable rates by theweek or month Fir tc1aMtable board and comfortable rrooms

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Phone 77 Ocala FlaS

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Plans and Specifications FurnishedUpon Request

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