jj I1tC r t > T t U 3 f 1li B PP i i i- t OCALA EVENflC I STAR FRIDAY APRIL 24 1908 l 1 r S t OCALA OCCURRENCES Spaldings baseball goods at the Ocala News Co 5 > S V Mr C L Moore Is thinking of tak- ing ¬ a trp J Missouri his old home Come in and see the line of new books at the Ocala News Co MriiJ G Archibald of Leesburg is at the Ocala House t A nlce line of fine stationery half price whIIp1tlasts Ocala Music Co Mr L C Bell of Dutton was a gist of th Ocala House last night JTry Hiawatha Lake Dairy butter mflk delivered every morning- Ben I Condon haa line of new coas- tr bicycles for renil- I L r S Mr C A Brabham of the Star of flce went to the ainesvilfe Sunday 100 picnic Use Planks Chill Tonic Guaran- teed ¬ Price 25 cents Sold by all drug- gists ¬ 4 f > I T Mr wj ifcclwards of Irvine is in the city and reports two fine rains in that section this week I i I 1iV Cut glast8il4ir are and brlca fciac at very low prices Ocala Music Company 1 t t t 4 Mrs Charles Sags who has been visiting her aunt Mrs P B Dukes in Ya cross Ga returned home today Fine piano player and music at less Cc J1 half regular price Ocala Music pany Mrs T W Smith is building a very at Mractive Sroom house on per lot nt ar the public school Have you seen tne new visible Fay- S holes typewriter R C Davis Co general agents 0 The Ocala House had fiftythree ar ¬ rivals Wednesday and thirtyfive dn Thursday I I The best 25c box or paper we have e put across tlTe counter Danish CJo hat the Postoffice Drugstore Mr EH Mote returned from a bus- iness ¬ blalt to Jacksonville this morn- ing ¬ i FOR SALEHandmade shadow embroidery waist fronts No 21 Watula street city Miss Bessie Bitting the 16yearold daughter of Mr and Mrs S L Bitting continues crlt dllY ill with fever at the family residence No 238 West Broadway I Dr and Mrs RL Harris of Or- lando ¬ I dame in last night from Jack- sonville ¬ I and this morning started for home in their auto which has been in the shop for several weeks i t J Rev Newton Plummer and wife of Anthony was in town today on a visit- to Mrs Ed Carmichael Mrs Plum mers sister who has been quite sick the past week but was very mu h im- proved ¬ today- C L Bittinger who represented Tulula Lodge No 22 I O 0 F at the late meeting of the Grand Lodge in Jacksonville returned home this Trorning acc panied by Mr M M Little who also was an attendantat- the Grand Lodge session Mrs Jake Brown Mr and Mrs Will Moore and Mrs C L Bittinger who were in Jacksonville attending the meeting f9r a Rebekah assembly in this jurisdic- tion ¬ returned home yesterday after ¬ Iz1con Mr Ernest Bawls who has been in the postoffice for the past two months w111 succeed Mr William Wilson as passenger and ticket agent for the S A L railway Mr Rawls is not new- t the business having had a num er of years experience in the rail oad business is a good operator and qualified In every way to make b <> odinthe office S H M M + 9 > ++ H M + MM + M + Not KowMuch- S 1 but uhow good is the quetiQn that every one should ask in buying candy The old saying that U a man is judged by the candy he gives S holds good today same as aiwayi S Buy the best dont take jus- tasgoo4kind N thin quite eq- Ia1s44c E S famous BonBons and Chocolates They are in m distinctively exclu- sive class to themselves I t Orders receive prompt and care- t l 1 attention Just give us the name 9 and address and Uncle Sam does dr the rest j T I WTflOXLER- 24MAIN I ST 1- t S I l A BIG REAL ESTATE DEAL Great Improvements Planned for the North Side of the Square Mr tLee tIlI r has ju L loseda big trade whereby the valuable fLee Miller and S A Standley ejstate property was transferred to Mr Walter Ray OL Leroy < The proper transferred is the three brick stores facing the pub- lic ¬ square occupied now tjy D W- TompklnH and Knight tang and the corner facing the federal block on which now stands the old livery barn the properties being split in two by the Banner office The consideration yas a very large sum of money and it was a cash transastion Mr Ray will spend a great deal of money on the properties in improvements Just what these improvements will be he Is not prepared to say at this time Several plans are under advisement Among them a huge arcade building on the north side of the block with many stores and an opera house rough plans of which have been drawn An ¬ other is a huge hotel of several stories- a modern and magnificent structure with stores below or an opera house- in connection or both On the south sde next the courthouse the present trick buildings will probably be re ¬ moved at no distant date and a more imposing modern structure erected Still another plan is that a large and uptodate livery business will be opened on the northeast corner next to the federal building and a suitable building for same to be erected Mr Ray has money to invest where he can see a safe and profitable investment- and that he sees such in Ocala is evi- denced ¬ by this purchase The trade las been pending for some time but was not closed until today Miss Sallie Spurlih the bright and pretty daughter of Mr and Mrs John- G purlin whose life was almost dis paired of at noon yesterday has seemingly passed the crisis and is somewhat improved The street pass ¬ ing the Spurlin home r from Soutti Third to South Fifth streets has been closed to keep the noise and dirt from the sick girl I Mr R A Green the commission man frcm Clearwater was in town yester dayand a guest of the Ocala House A LJDC- Dickison Chapter U C hereby extends to all Confederate Veterans their families and friends the friends of the Daughters of the Confederacy- and the public cordial invitation to attend the unveiling ceremonies of the Confederate monunient in Ocala Sat- urday April 25 at 11 oclock Program- S BandMusic- Mr F E Harris master of cere Barnett AddressDr G Unveiling monument nd7Dbde Girls thirteen states decorate monument AddressCol J1L Martin OdeMiss Vivian Dame Band Music Crosses of honorMrs Badger- Mr Wartmann few remarks Benediction Dodge Band Music School children decorate monument NOTICE TO RIFLEMEN- The ladies of Dickison Chapter U D C have extended very pressing invitation to the company to partici- pate in the unveiling ceremonies of the Confederate monument 06 Satur- day April 25th You are therefore ordered to assem ble at the armory at 1030 Sat- urday April 25th in full service uni- form and white gloves The absence from the city of many- of the members of the command make Imperative that every man in town attend and trust that employers will rrake sacrifice and let the men off The men will be dismissed at noon they desire to go By order Geo A Nash Capt 2nd Infty Comd Co A SERVICES AT GRACE CHURCH Saturday being the Feast of St Mark there will be celebration of the Holy Eucharist at 10 oclock Soiling and breaking plastered walls is part of the childrens business Patching and tinting same is part of my business- of my business All colors and tints- J A Morris Jr thats my business l I PICNICS OUTINGS Chicken Ham Veal Loaf tic can o Dailes Sliced lie I Former price Sliced Dried Beef lib tins 15c Boneless lOc SCCdfishlIcC- ondeised Mince Meal lOc at- TEAPOTGROCERY 0 There are some chemicals so power ful In their action that few drops pcured on stone will cause it to dis- integrate evaporate and absquaulate About quart of such chemical could be Used to good advantage on that pile of brick in front of the Bap tist church l The Berlin Theater has been giving some splendid pictures this week and those who havent seen them have missed an opportunity The views of Victoria Falls given night were worth the price of admission for- a whole week The Berlin Theater is quite necessary institution and Ocala would miss if it was gone Capt Torn Bridges returned from Jacksonville today bringing with him two ladies and ten gentlemen of the colored persuasion who have tkken positions with the A Rawls Com- pany ¬ or sublessees M M Little the enthusiastic fra- ternal ¬ exponent in Ocala made quite- a reputation as speaker at the Odd Fellows Grand Lodge meeting in the city of Jacksonville in his nominating speeches and addresses on the floor- on matters effecting the good of the crder U f TRY A COLD STEIN OF I BOCK BEER t I u dl > 11 I fr i AhFll 1 Keatincjs 4 D a a m ¬ monie- sInvocationMr I Nimnally representing I a a ¬ ¬ ¬ a m ¬ ¬ it I a if a a a peaorating i r t FOR AND Sausage c Herring 1 ¬ a a ¬ a a ¬ Wednesday a it S a V I I v r f I GONE TO SOUTH FLORIDA RevC C Carroll accompanied by Mrs Carroll and little Mary Edna left this afternoon for Plant City where Mr Carroll will deliver the commence ¬ ment address for the high school graduates tonight They will then go to Bradentown where on Sunday morning Mr Carroll will deliver he baccalureate sermon to the high schudi- and will return home about Monday Dr Carroll has had a call to the Jackson Tenn First Baptist church and will give the church a reply in twp weeks Jackson has about 17000 population Dr Carrolls host of ad ¬ I mirers here hope that he will decline the call Mr W L Goodwin of Richmond representing the Richmond Paper Manufacturing Co was in the city last night and today calling on the newspaper offices He reports fine business in Florida Mr Goodwin says ho would not give the printing and publishing houses in Florida for three Scuth Carolinas as an evidence of comparison between Florida and other Scuthern states he travels through Mrs Fletcher the aged mother of Mrs D A Miller is seriously ill at the home of her daughter on Fort King avenue Mrs J W Castell and son of Dunnellon who have been visiting Mrs Fletcher returned home today Mrs C astell is Mrs Fletchers daugh- ter ¬ Use Planks Chill Ionic Guaran ¬ teed Price 25 cents Sold by all drug- gists ¬ Hon and Mrs E L Wartmann are hi the city today guests of Mrs R G Blake and will be here during the un- veiling ¬ ceremonies Mr Wartmann i- to be one of the speakers 1 R C Davis Co of Jacksonville will sell any make of secondhand typewriter upon easy terms If desired- Mr and Mrs L Lt Home and baby Mrs A J Taylor and Miss Ruth Sand Un of York were guests of the Ocala House yesterday- A large line of paper covered novel just received at the Ocala News Co L j > n zi j i Vfh tV w J fII i3 r THE BAND CONCERT The Metropolitan Band gave another- of its enjoyable openair concerts last evening from the band stand in the public square The evening was ideal the courthouse grounds and in fact the entire square was well lighted and at least 500 people gathered about the square in widely scattered groups to Sear the music i The square presented a beautiful appearance the prettiest any town in the state can show and the scene was similar to the plaza of a big city in some Spanish country of the tropics Since the new courthouse was built the grounds beautified and the streets paved the citizens gather about sit on the curbs of the streets the court- house ¬ I steps and walks as well as on the veranda of the Ocala House and the children get double enjoyment out of the evening by romping about the splendid walks of the courthouse yard and around the paved streets The program rendered last evening by the band was a very superior one fsnd many of those tho heard the music say it was the best concert the boys ever gave This band is a credit to the statenot alone in Ocala It is composed almost entirely men en ¬ gaged in business the very best of our leading citizens jind a few of the ycunger men How and when they find time from their business and home life to give the necessary time- to practice is a mystery and that they are able and willing to give our citlr zens such music should be highly ap ¬ preciated- The band never asks a dollar of the citizens of the city except for their necessary equipment or rather for irusic uniforms and room rent as the individual members own their qwn in- struments ¬ some of them most valua- ble ¬ ones The boys just now are try ¬ ing to raise money for new uniforms- so if you appreciate their concerts volunteer to help them they are not going to beg you for it Following is the splendid program rendered last evening Gentrys Triumphal March J Jew ¬ ell Overture PeerlessF H Losey Selection The Prince of Pilsen Gustav Luder Twostep Big Chief Battleax Indian novelty Thos Allen- INTERMISSION t Overture The Sky PllotA M Laurens H Intermezzo twostep IolaC L Jchnson Selection The Burgomastertust- av ¬ Luders A E Gerig Director A CASH AND PARCEL SYSTEM Messrs C Rheinauer Co have taken out their old cash system and installed the most improved Lamson system The cashiers office has been elevated and placed in the extreme end of the store on the dry goods side with- an opening in the walkthrough which the wires come from de- partment ¬ All purchases with the cash for same will be sent to the cashiers office where they will be tied up and the proper change made The system is the first of its kind to bb installed in the city and is a very complete arid expensive one WILLIE WILSON PROMOTED- Mr Win H Wilson who was re- cently ¬ promoted from the Seaboard cffices at the depot to the office of city passenger and ticket age nt after serving for theree months in this ca ¬ pacity has been promoted to assistant city passenger and ticket agent in the big Jacksonville office of the Sea board and will enter upon the new po- sition ¬ of the 1st This is a decided promotion and an important office- S that one as young at Mr Wilson sel- dom ¬ gets We predict that this young man who seems to be a born railroad man will not die short of a job close- to the top RUMMAGE SALE We understand the ladies of the W C T U will hold a rummage sale in this city tomorrow Saturday a week Quite a number of the W C T U are interesting themselves in the work Tomorrow Saturday is the last day in which you can register before the coming primary election and Regis ¬ tration Officer L J Beck Is at his post of duty I John D Robertson one of the pro- gressive ¬ and most prominent citizens of Ocala an old friend of this editor- as well as of Wm Jennings Bryan is a candidate for delegate to the na tional convention from this district Let us vote for him for he is a good man Punta Gorda Herald Mrs W W Hampton of Gaines- ville ¬ came down this afternoon to be rhe guest of her sisterinlaw Mrs G C Crom Kobt B Stripling returned from Holder today where he has been wilt- ing ¬ insurance- Mr Owens of Oxford was the dele ¬ gate to the Grand Lodge of Odd Fel ¬ I lows in Jacksonville and a represen- tative ¬ of Amity Lodge Oxford can feel proud of- Messrs p E O Brown of Live Oak T M Jeffries of Louisville A J Pat- terson I and wife Edna Paterson and Luther Williams of Williamsburg Pa p were among yesterdays arrivals at the Montezuma Veterans DIxon Irvine of Oaklawn- and McAteer of Reddick came in this afternoon to attend the unveiling ceremonies tomorrow I f J b iji v H 1rVfx J V- VWIRE r BERLIN ELEGTRlCiLi i- l V THEATER S p- S CHANGE OF PROGRAM t EifERYDAY i M < i S 1 Program for this Evening > I MUST FORGIVE t PALMISTRY THE RIVALS Open Promptly at 3 30 P M x t- I t Admission C 10 en s- ChtldrenJ5 > Cents to H M WOOD PROP M Wallace Building Opposite Methodist I Church 1 FOR COUNTY COMMISSiONER i FROM THE1 FIFTH DISTRICT- I v f r I hereby announce that I will bea ndipate for the office of qounlty commissioner forthe fifth district and promise ifelected a faithfut per ¬ formance of the duties of the office Respectfully L B1 Marsh W tie MORRIS Electrician and telephone line cOn 1- structorcAll work guaranteed Oqt of town orders a 3 W H Morris Ocala Fla l Tomorrow should be one of the 1iC- gest days In Ocala hlstorytheu J l veiling of the Confederate monument in memory of Marions noble band fot heroes and patriots While the unveil- ing ii ceremony lasts every store should 4 be closed 1J i Captain Ditto who left Ocala forty f j I days ago to be gone seven returned t this afternoon He has been 1o Titus r v r yule and Jacksonville to see his sons > t- iv PICNIC FLEMINGTON There will be a picnic at Fleming- ton Friday May 8th to which llthe candidates are invited to address the voters of said gathering Everybody h < invited I i 5 t PICNIC ATADAMSVILLE rit- t S tt Adamsville annual picnic Friday t1 May 8 The public is cordially invited v to attend with well filled baskets- Ice vl cream to be sod for benefit of > cemetery 1 S A Stevens i M S HIki G W C ruetS i 1- t i Coleman Fla AprIl 8 t it < LEGALHOLIDA1- Monday f t April 27th being a legal holiday the banks will be closed ont J that day t ACME STAPLER FOR SALE The Star Ocala Fla has for sale a 35 Acme Staple Binder almost a 1 C good qs new with lot of staples 15 Lot of 10em mailing galleys almost necz at halfprice A rotary lead andv t rule cutter 30 for 10 Mustang1 mail- er ¬ in good shape for less than half J price J 1 A LIVING SKELETON Is thffinal condition of any child that has worms if It lives Think 1 I having something in your stomach q that eats all you take as nourish- ment ¬ fi Nine tenths of the babies hayai worms maybe yours has Be certain I that it has not by giving it Whites f 1 Cream Vermifuge all wormt and Isa tonic for the baby Price 25 j v cents Sold by AntiJVIonopoly Drug- Store CLOTH ALL WOOL AND PAINT ALL WOOL I- t t Is cheaper than shoddy cloth or shod- dy ¬ i paint The L Mfs Zinc Metf made into Oxide of Zinc combined with White Lead and then made into paint with pure Linseed Oil in thou ¬ sand gallon grindings and minings Wears longer actual cost only 120 per gallon I Mclver MacKay and L M paint ageats in Ocala M FISHEL SAYS WEAR ILt1tiAsI t lull MASt rnTTLwoII M FISHEL 8- 5 k S 5 I I-