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TWO a OCALA EVENING STAR SATURDAY NOVEMBER 7 1906 t f d
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C L Bittinger and R R Carrollr Proprietors and Publishers
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C BITTINGEREditor and General Manage-
rR R R CARROLLCityEditor and Business Manager-
W C T U DELEGATES
The following Is a list of the dele-gates
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I to the W C T U convention-and their hostesses These delegateswill begin to arrive on Tuesday andwill be sent directly from the trainst6 their homes On behalf of thecommittee and the W C T U we
i wish to thank the friends who havdBO cordially responded to our request-for homes for the delegates to theconvention and hope their presenceamong Us may be a great blessing aswell as a pleasure
Mrs E Van HoodChairman of Committee on Homes
List of Delegatesr Mrs S J Fletcher Mrs Anderson
Lakeland with Mrs George Taylorand Mrs Hatchell-
Mrs Edna Nelson Miami Mrs Edv t Maddison Jacksonville with Mrs W-
wClyattMrs Sadler Montbrook and Mrs
I Dr Jeerln Jacksonville with Mrs LF Blalock
Mrs J Lee McCrary DeLand Mrsu Webb Dunnellon with Mrs Duval
Mrs Kathleen Patton Mrs Weatherall DeLand with Mrs Will Knight
a Mrs N G Porter Daytona MrsSawyer and Mrs Emily White Jack-sonville
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with Mrs Pearson1
Mrs A T Robert Mrs G B Chappel Inverness with Mrs MacKay
b Mrs Upham Mrs Jones Lake Weir4 with Mrs McIver
Mrs M V Millard Miss AnnieCarter Interlachen with Mrs JoeWhite°
Tkllss Nelson Coleraanfr with MrsSIstrunk li-
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Miss Carrie Schlernmer Cedar Keysg with Mrs Schlemmer-
Mrs Bryant Leesburg Mrs Sneller Montbrook with Rev Barnett
Mrs Kate Soloman Caloosa MrsAbblc WIlcox Florahome with MrsIrvine
Mrs Beville Mrs Letet Center Hillr with Mrs Brooks
Mrs L B Griffin Ocoec with Mrs-J B Hayes
Mrs E M Watson Mrs A A Finney Coleman with Mrs Hardeu
Mrs E P Walker Cedar Keys Mrsr Partin Montbrook with Mrs N L
Williams eat at WisteriaMrs Westcott Miss Westcott with
Mrs Liddon MetrlpoleMrs Kaiser second from Mulberry
Kaiser HouseMrs J D Turner Mrs 0 B Bin
ley Galpesvllle with Mrs J D Rob-ertson
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Mrs Jdnes Lake Weir Mrs Cchlemmer with Mrs Clevelandr Mrs Crpftjljitrs VanNesK Hernan-do with Mrs Ida Gates
Miss Alberta Smith Miss Ida MolllsCenter Hill with Mrs W D Graham
cA Mrs tSImonton Mrs Jones Mlcanopy with Mrs G S Scott
Plant City delegate with Mrs EVan Hood
Mrs AJ Turner Mrs G D Ed ¬
wards Hernando with Mrs WalterHood
Mrs Armour Mrs Dolg Gainesville-with Mrs Rentz
Mrs LeBouveau Mrs Bonis Jack-sonville
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with Mrs BurfordTw ArcadIa delegates with Mrs H
M Hampton4 Two Martel delegates with Airs
CarnMrs Cleo Lajnereaux qtIHiU
Miss Alice SandbornMrs 14cKean-
Mr J S May DeLand Mrs Kinney Winter Haven with Mrs GeorgeCampbell and Mrs Thompson-
Mrs C A Phillips JacksonvilleMrs Sigmon South Lake Weir withMrs J G Ferguson
Miss Minnie Ryan Miss WandaLamb Apopka with Mrs M M Little
Mrs Isabel Dlffendoffer WinterPark with Mrs Charles Phillips
Miss Neal Jacksonville Mrs CoffinEustis Mrs James Franklin PlantCity with Mrs Bittinger
Mrs Bob Sanders Miss SandersDunnellon with Mrs George Martin
Mrs Edwards Dunnollon with MrsL Sandford Jewett
Two Tallahassee delegates with MrsDodge and Mrs Arms
Mrs Anthony Gainesville withMrs Sidney Haile
Mrs Mendenhall Tampa MrsMabel Dean DeLand Mrs R S1
HallMrs J E Futch olfsl McClarren-Reddlck With Mrs T E Bridges-
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deeply regret to hear of the con ¬
r tinued Illness of Editor Jordan of thePunta Gorda Herald and we knowthis regret is shared with us by ev-ery
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editor In Florida He Is not onlya genial gentleman but an editor withability the press is proud of and there-Is no more versatile or forceful writer-In the state Editor Jordan has brainand a Judgment that is very impartial-and
a just We love to read his edi ¬
torials It we do not in every instanceagree with him May he speedily re-Cover
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Mr Mont Atkinson the philosopherr of Oldtown was in town today and is
still firm In his belief that the Peer-less
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Leader William J Bryan will yetbe president of this great republic ofours
ON THE CORNER
Visit our new store It ismodern and uptodate andsome say as pretty as can be
< Some of our new goods are inDRIED APPLES 15DRIED APRICOTS 15DRIED PEACHES 15c two for 25DRIED PRUNES 15c two for 25NEW MACKEREL 10
FRESH ASSORTMENT CAKESAND CRACKERS-
Try our famous Hudnuts PearlGrits and Mealwhite as snow
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= CRANBERRIES Two QUARTS 25c
O K GfoceyCl-arktq Bros Proprietors
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AT THE CHURCHES TOMORROW
Presbyterian >I
Rev W H Dodge D D PastorServices 11 a m and 730 p mSabbath school945 a mYoung Peoples Missionary Society
3 p mA cordial invitation extended to all
t Grace Episcopal-
Rev Goo Hendree Harrison Rector730 a mHoy communion10
eo rSunda school11 a m Morning prayer and ser ¬
mon730 p m Evening prayer and ser ¬
monCome and worship with us
Baptist4
Sunday school 94fi a mMorning services 11 a mSermon Thou shalt not covet thy
neighbors house thou shalt not covetthy neighbors wife nor his manser ¬
vant nor his maidservant nor his oxnor his ass nor anything that is thyneighbors-
This is the tenth sermon of the de ¬
calogue The importance of this com ¬
mand is limitless In it God holds hu-
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accountable for its thoughtsWhat we think as well as what we docomes up for judgment before him
Sunbeam Band3 p mB Y P t645 p mEvening services 30 p mSermon Where the Law Does Not
Apply-A cordial invitation is extended to
all to attend any and all of these ser-vices
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C C Carroll Pastor
Methodist-
R H Barnett PastorSunday school 930 a mPreaching by pastor 11 a mSubject of sermon Manliness in
Christian CharacterJunior League230 p mSenior League330 p inA mens meeting conducted by the-
laymen730 p mWe have requested our ladies to at ¬
tend the services of the other chifrchesat the evening hour not because weexpect anything to be said or donethat they might not properly hear andenjoy but because we wish by thismens meeting to specially discuss andemphasize mans relation and respon-sibility
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to God and his cause
Senior Epworth League
Meets Sunday at 4 oclock p mLeader W L Ditto
Open with a five minutes song ser-I
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viceRead responsively Psalm 165Prayer-A tine program will be carried outSolQ by Miss Jessilu Martin-H W Tucker with his bugle will be
thereHeart to heart talks with the young
leaguers-All cordially invited especially the
young peopleJunior League
Meets promptly Sunday afternoon-at 230 oclock Leader Jessie Bishop
Subject JoySongResponsive reading Psalm xcvPrayerSongRemarks by leaderLesson text Mallie OdomSongShort talks by leaguersChalk talk Annie Pope EagletonBible IllustrationsStory Louise RentzRoll call-
Announcementsf
CollectionBenediction
Mr Asher Frank who recently em ¬
barked in the real estate businessmade his first sale yesterday consist¬
ing of the Commercial Hotel a color-ed
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resort located nearly opposite thecity market Mr L N Green was thepurchaser and the property was own ¬
ed by Mr E C Smith Mr Frankfeels quite proud of this sale as thehouse has been on the market forsome time The transaction was acash one
Mr Lee P Cox representing an At ¬
lanta dry goods house apd who makeshis headquarters at Live Oak was intown today interviewing the tradeMr Cox is an old Ocala boy and hismany friends were glad to see him-
It affords the editor of the Stargreat pleasure to say he has sampledMrs Geo L Taylors pure guava Jel-ly
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and If a finer article was evermade we have never tasted it Wetrust she will have no trouble in dis-posing of her supply and not forgetlo exhibit some of it at the countyfair
Wade Barrett who has been spend-ing
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a few days in Ocala with head ¬
quarters at M Fishels store takingorders for mens tailored clothes hasquite a satisfactory business He hasbeen in the tailoring business for fif ¬
teen years and thoroughly under ¬
stands It
Mr E P Warren representing theInternational Co with hisheadquarters at Gainesville was avisitor to the city today Mr Warren-was formerly located in Ocala andwith tits wife made their home at theMontezuma Monday will be the fif-
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anniversary of Mr and MrsWarrens married life and when heasked his wife if there was anythingspecial she denied on that day MrsWarren had such pleasant recollec-tions of Ocala that she desired tospend Monday in the Brick City andher wish will be gratified
Kennedys Laxative Cough Syrup-not only heals iritation and allays in-flammation
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thereby stopping thecough but It moves tlie bowels gen-tly and in that way drives the coldfrom the system Contains no opi ¬
ates It Is pleasant to take and chil-dren
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especially like the taste so near ¬
ly like maple Sold by he AntiMo-nopoly
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DrugstoreI
Mr J M Verner who a month agowas arrested at Zuber and taken toClearwater on a charge of obtaininggoods under false pretenses wastried and discharged and Is again atwork at Zuber In his arrest by WE Hutson deputy sheriff he attempt-ed
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to escape and the deputy shot himin the left arm The wound has heal ¬
ed but left his arm stiff
If you suffer from constipation andliver trouble Foleys Orino Laxativewill cure you permanently by stimulating the digestive organs so theywill act naturally Foleys Orino Lax ¬
ative does not gr 1>e is pleasant totake and you do not have to take laxatives continually aft > r taking OrinoWhy continue to be the slave of pillsand tablets Sold by all druggists
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CHURCH MEETING FORMEN ONLYREMEMBER-
You are cordially invited to attenda mens meeting at the Methodistchurch Ocala Fla corner of Mainstreet and Fort King avenue Novem-ber
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8th 730 p in The laymen of thechurch will have charge of the ser ¬
vice No sermon No collectionBring another man ommlttee
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ATTENTION EAGLES-
A meeting of the members of theOcala Aerie will be held Sunday evenirig in Yonges Hall All requested tobe on hand as important business is tobe attended to-
W R Podrick Secretary-C O Harris President
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Nov iFall tonight-and Sunday
LOSTPointer gip half of headblack and half white body white withblack spots answers to name ofLady Return to J H Spencer and
receive suitable reward 7Gt
FRUIT SPECIALSF-
ancy Apples 45 to 60 cents peckFancy Oranges 20 cents dozen
115 per hundredFancy Bananas 20 to 25 cents per
dozenConcord Grapes 25 cents per basketMalaga Grapes 20 cents poundWe also handle everything to eat
smoke and chew and all soft drinksWE HAVE TWO STORES
Montezuma Block and next to BaptistChurch
Phone 277 or stop theTHE YELLOW WAGON-
that Peter drives
S A MOSES BR-
OOYSTERS
Oysters are good and we are servingthem in all styles We keep a firstclass cafe and short order house and-s rve all of the delicacies of the sea-son
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as well as all plain staple dishes-at moderate prices Good coffee andsomething good to eat at any hour upto 10 oclock at night Bar In con ¬
nection where you can get anything-to drink or smoke that you maywish
HOGANS CAFEI
Short Order and Oyster House West-Side Public Square
W C BLANCHARD
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
Plans furnished-on Application
PO Box 46 Ocala Fla
THE COMMERCIAL
BARBER SHOP
Opens into the lobby of theOcala House
Offers the very best service ofskilled workmen with modern ap¬
pliances Strictly sanitary Elec¬
tric fans electric massages
Hot Running Water at all Times11
BARBER JOE Manager
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MARION COUNTYS VOTE
For Congressman
Sparkman insGeo W Allen eo 2i11C C Allen
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For GovernorGilchrist 1370Cheney 396 j
Pettigrew 49 I
For Presidential Electors I
Democratic 1322sRepublican 4S2 j
Prohibition 116 i
independence 751Populist 97Socialist < 120 I
For the Legislature-Carn
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1231Light 1247Robinson 57S
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Hicks 50
NevilleHarter 741
For Sheriff 1
Galloway 7 < 1557
For County JudgeBell < 1470
For Clerk Circuit Court I
SIstrunk 149S
For Tax Assessor j
Ayer 1415 I
For Tax CollectorCarney 1472
For County TreasurerPasteur 14101For Superintendent Public InstructionBrinson 14441
For County Surveyor j
Moorhoad < 13961For Justice of Peace Precinct j
Williams 77Eagleton 100Lylea 243Livingston 78
For Constable Precinct No 1 I
Bishop 272
CHAUTAUQUA DREWI
BIG CROWD SUNDAY
Interest in the BellevueContinues UnabatedSu-
nday was a big day at the Belle-rue Chautaffqlia In spite of threat-ening
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attitude of the clouds in spite-of the fact that Tip t ket soldon the grounds an enormousaudience j
I gathered to listen to the Chicago j
Lyceum Lady quartette and Dr A CPeck of Denver both in the afternoonand evening In the afternoon the j
quartette rendered a sacred concertwhich simply cannot be surpassed j
Always enjoyable and entertaining-their music in the afternoon was ab-solutely inspiring Everyone regretsthat their engagement is ended Inthe evening also their music was apleasure and a delight to the ear Thesong of the bells was especially good
I Dr Peck is a very eloquent talkerI though differing vastly from bothj Governor Folk and John Sharp WH
Hams His descriptions of the oldJerusalem and the new were highlyinteresting I
A magnificent surprise and pleasurewas given to the audience by thepresence of Mrs Mary H Armour thegreat temperance lecturer from Georgia Mrs Armour made such a hitwith the people last Friday that shewas requested to talk again Sunday
I night To use a mighty expressive-mode of speech Mrs Armour talksright from the shoulder using aIsledgehammer stroke With a voiceintense with feeling she neitherminces words nor thoughts but sayswhat she has to s y without fearFor she declares thai what she speaksshe knows and knows she knows
I Her arraignment of liquor and liquordealers are given not in the wild rea-sonless
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method of cKrrie Nation butin the passionate but reasongovern-ed
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ardor of one who believes what shesays and says it to make other be-lieve
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likewise The cultured oratorburning with a zeal that must be re ¬
spected even if not shared has a wayof holding the attention of such acrowd as gathered at the Chautauqualast evening almost against their willMany went to hear her or rather tosee some sort of freak But within-ten minutes after she began talkingeverybody had dropped over to herside of the fence or else had wiselypretended that they did Apart fromthe subject matter of Mrs Armourslecture which last evening was anovel series of arguments against thelicensing of liquor selling Mrs Ar ¬
mour is unconsciously very dramaticproducing some exceedingly thrillingclimaxes Her use of stinging sar ¬
casm and an extreme ridicule Is posi-tively
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bewitching One cannot help I
being deeply interested and impressed jwith her way of expressing her Ideaswhether indorsing them or not MrsArmQur is undoubtedly one of the I
besttoday
woman orators before the public
Tonight Monday and also this aft jernoon the Parland Xewhall companywill appear as the bell ringersThough they will be here severaldays they will give Their bellringingperformance only twice this after-noon
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and tonight Wednesday even-ing Miss Faulkner will entertain ina special number with the story ofSigfried illustrated Omaha WorldHerald July 27th 1908
Mrs Armour will speak Wednesday-night Nov 11 at the courthouse inOcala Seats free public invited
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NOTICE TO PRIMARY SCHOLARS-The primary department of the i
Ocala High School consisting of thefirst second and third grades will oc-cupy
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their new building on SouthThird street Monday morning November 9th Pupils who will be six i
years of age before tae first sixmonths of school have elapsed will be I
admitted to the beginners department I
during the week but no other class I
will be formed during the termNellie C Stevens
Principal Primary Department
ROGERS LIVERWORT-TAR
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AND CANCHALOGUAJFor the complete cure of coughs i
colds asthma and bronchitis and alllung complaints tending to consump ¬
tion Liverwort Tar and Wild Cherryhave for ages maintained an estab-lished
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reputation as a standard cough j
remedy It contains no opium orharmful drug Can be given withsafety to children Price 1 Sold bydruggists Williams Manufacturing-Co Props Cleveland O Sold by theAntiMonopoly Drugstore
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Foleys Honey and Tar clears the air j
passages stops the irritation in the i
throat soothes the inflamed mem-branes
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and the most obstinate cough i
disappears Sore and inflamed lungsare healed and strengthened and thecold is expelled from the system Refuse any but the genuine in the yel ¬
low package Sold by all druggists-
OneI
pound of paper and two packsf envelopes very best grade for 50
cents at Tydings S Co
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time has arrived for pqursnew suit or pastsIn buying clothes the first thing to consider is the fit sad
then the price By dealing with me you have both 1
On all my visits to New York I have taken factory train i
ing in the art of measure taking from men who make the clothesEvery garment I turn out must be tailored by men and
finished by hand t
I have a large selection of samples and can<
suit the most v
skeptical 1 i JFor the next few days will have on display in my show
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window a few samples of the latest creations in mens clothing f
My prices are really lower than readymade clothingquality and workmanship considered l
The prices are 335 to 1250 for Pants made to order t i
1200 to tfOO for Suits made to order y ti p j
1250 to 4600 for Overcoats made to order
But for 1750 to 2500 I will make you an all wool d
suit that in style fit workmanship and general appearance iwill excel anything you can get elsewhere for 25 to 35iCi
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j tion in every detail from the quality of the fabric to f
the handmade buttonholes VPolite and prompt service is assured to every patron J
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REMEMBER the advantage in having your clothes made and designed expressly for you You can have them made any style youwant Anything thai can be made on to a garment will tie put on to
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suit your individual taste You don have to wear a suit fsst likeyour neighbor Should you desire I will give you the exclusive wearingtot your choice and I have only 800 patterns to select from
As fr III I can easily refer you to over 200 satisfied customersthat E
I measure i st seasonI
1 Nov for the shape retaining qualities Have you ever thoughtofhow sow G z cIiandmedown loses its shape 1 2
My c7ies are guaranteed to hold their shape I will also relineevery coat free of charge if the lining wears out within one year t4
Last but not least remember that you are not asked to pay me for-a rtfKgarment till you are perfectly satisfied with it in every respecti qa
No charge for showing samples and quoting prices t7>
Yours for better clo-thesMARCUS
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AT THEVariety Store 11III
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A SUSPECT ARRESTED-
Peter Forrest a West Indian negro-is in jail in Jacksonville charged with-an attempted assault on Mrs T HKooker and the murder of ThompsonWilliams an old negro who came toMrs Kookers assistance Forrest ispositively identified by Mrs Kooker-A tofund is being raised erect a mon ¬
ument to Thompson Williams Fortyyears ago the South wqsffull of ne-groes who were willing to risk their t
lives in the defense of their white j
friends and it is gratifying to findevidence that the breed is not extinct f
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