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TWO 1OCALA EVENING STAR TUESDAY OCTOBER 20 1908

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ci L Bittinger and R R CarrollProprietors and Publishers

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t Editor and General Manager-r It R R CARROLLCity Editor and Business Manager

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On a gentle knoll In the town ofF Citra surrounded by beautiful oaks ofI their own planting and adorned with

1 shrubs and flowers and rare plantsi rests the Ideal home of Mr and Mrsr Edgar L Wartmann In which occurred

last night the greatest social eventthat has spread itself on the localpages of the Citrus City of Marion

t county For a week or more It hasbeen the absorbing theme in the

t homes of all of the people and noneF more deeply Interested than their fair

occupants while the ritart of tradec

ceased Its strife for materialism andthe Garden of the Hesperides with itsfast tinting golden globes bent welght

i od boughs and waving olive foliage tocatch the 8weet sounds of loving dis ¬

rt course that told of the coming wedding The happy event took place at

> 830 oclock last evening the cere-mony

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l being performed in the east par ¬

lor of the spacious home by Rev F Rt Bridges presiding elder Df the Ocala

district of the Methodist church whor when the bride was a little girl waspastor of the Methodist church in Cit ¬

f ra He was assisted by Rev Williams-thef present pastor

J The ceremony was most impressive-TheI touching prayer not only madeall heads bow but every heart feelthe Injunction what God has joinedtogether let no man put asunder Thebridal party was formed upstairs andto the stirring notes of Mendejssohnswedding march splendidly played by

laI Miss Byrd Wartmann the bridal pro ¬

cession descended the sweeping stair-way

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led by Mr and Mrs Wartmann p

parents of the bride followed by Mrnnd Mrs Walter S Pike parents ofthe groom with Mr Kyle Wartmannuncle of the bride and Julien Tysonushers Miss Gray maidofhonor

t Mr Munroe McIntosh groomsmen-Mr Alison Wartmann brother of the

1 bride and best man Mr Eugene HCox the groom Miss Mary Wartmannthe bride and Miss Griffin matro I

ofhonor At the foot of the stairs thet-

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gentlemen filed off to the right andthrough the library to meet the ladles-atk the wedding arch In the parlorwhere the solemn words that madeMr Cox and Miss Wartmann man andwife were spoken

U Then followed hearty congrafufa-tlonst from the guests to the bride and

b groom and their parents for a unionthat should be as lasting as time andr crowned with the sweet essence ofconnubial happiness and usefulnessCongratulations proffered the wellwishers were conducted into the li-

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where they were received byMiss Byrd Wartmann assisted by MrF and Mrs Edwardy and Dr and Mrs

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Blackshear-A dazzling display of wedding pres-

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t both useful and ornamental oc-cupied

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tl for a time the attention of theguests especially the ladles who withtheir insight and appreciation of suchlovely and royal favors fairly bubbledover with bright and sparkling com-ments

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From the library the guests stepped-out into the east piazza where apunch bowl filled with delicious liquidwas presided over with stately grace

I and bewitching manners by MissMundy Then came invitations Into thetastily decorated dining room wheretoothsome refreshments were servedconsisting of salad olives crackerssalted almonds mints ice cream and

1cake Miss Powell and Miss Tyson

r presided happily over the feast Thecolor scheme was white and yellowAfter enjoying the feast social con ¬

verse reigned up to midnight duringwhich time every possible subjectfrom the event of the evening to whichWilliam would be the conqueror for

P president was discussed It was anoccasion of supreme delight when ev-eryone

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vied with everyone else toI make the evening one of pleasure and

I everybody succeeded-Mr and Mrs E L Waitmann prov-

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themselves splendid entertainers-and moved eauily and gracefully to ev¬

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cIr ery part of the robms and engaged allIn conversation expressing the pleas ¬

ure tim presence of each guest gaythem

Mrs Wartmann was bcautifull at ¬t tired in white silk with appropriatelT-

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trimmings and Jewels and presentedav strikingly lovely picture with herhead of superb white hair

The brides gown empire cut wasL messallne satin embroidered in seed

pearls and as she moved gracefully tof the altar with flowing dress and bridal

veil sparkling with orange blossoms-she was a vision of loveliness

The maid of honor wore pale yellow-s satin messallne made empire with

handembroidered trimmings Theiif matron of honor was gowned In white

lace over crepe de chene which wasexceedingly becoming The gentlemen-of the bridal party wore conventionalblack

Many of the lady guests wereI handsomely dressed and taking thet tasteful costumes with their variedII lights and shades and styles and the

bright and smiling faces on everyhand the scene was indeed a lovely

i one full of happy inspiration and one1

long to dwell In memorys hallThe young folks In cutting the cake

enjoyed themselves as only youngt folks can and happy smiles fairly bub ¬

bled over their bright faces as the re-sults

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were made known Mr KyleI Wartmann drew the dime Miss Grif-

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the ring Miss Mundy the thimbleand Dr Blackshear the pin

Each guest as they took their de ¬

parture were presented with a pieceof wedding cake encased in a lovelylittle box tied with ribbon As themidnight hour appoached the gueststcok their departure with best wishesfor all-VThe marriage register In which ev-ery

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guest autographed was a uniquework of art drawn by Miss AgnesOcram of New York On the pagewere words to the wedding gown andon the second page were drawingscupids hearts and bells On the reg ¬

istration page were the appropriatet words blessings on yout Those registered were Mrs E Lyle

Griffin Tampa H Alison Wartmannt Cltra W Munro McIntosh Tallahas-see

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Miss Emma Gray Savannah RKyle Wartmann Citra J H Tyson

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Savannah E L Wartmann CitraDr Everard Blackshear and wifeHigh Springs Mr and Mrs F WEdwardy Atlanta Ga Mr and MrsR C Douglass Citra Miss Estelle PTyson Savannah Miss Mattie PowellSuirke Miss Byrd Wartmann OcalaMr and Mrs James B Borland CitraMrs S J Borland Steubenvllle OhioMiss May Borland Citra Mr andMrs Walter S Pike Ocala MissAgnes S Pike West Palm BeachMiss Kathleen E Wycoff Citra A CWhite Citra Mr and Mrs J ClarkGriner Citra Mr A J Douglass andwife Citra Mr and Mrs Frank Har-ris

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Citra Mr and Mrs S RameyCitra Mr and Mrs W J CrosbyCitra Mr and Mrs C L BittingerOcala Mr and Mrs J N MalphursCitra Mr and Mrs J W MeltonCitra Dr S J Carswell and wifeCitra Mr and Mrs John W HaginsCtra Mrs Maud J Harter SparrMiss Ella Ervin Ocala Rev and Mrs-R M Williams and granddaughter-Citra Mr Leonard M BrowningLynchburg Va Mrs J P MooreCitra John S Wyckoff Citra MissJennie Mundy Jacksonville Miss Irma Blake Ocala J X CrutchfieldVirginia George Reddick and Talmage DuPree Reddick-

It was the desire of Miss Wartmannto be married in the Methodist church-as announced in the invitations to thewedding as her mother was marriedthere but unfortunately Miss Wartmann was taken suddenly ill Sundaymorning and fainted andit looked for-a time as if the wedding would have-to be postponed Both village physicians Drs Carswell and Connerwere absent and Mr E H Cox theexpectant groom being a very com-petent

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pharmacist was summoned-and he prescribed for his fair patientwith the desired results and last nightIf one had not known those facts Itwould never have been suspected thatthe bride had recently passed through-a critical experience-

Of the bride it need only be said sheis the only daughter of Mr and Mrs-E L Wartmann ahonor graduate ofBrenau College Gainesville Ga a finemusician and sweet singer who en ¬

hanced her musical talents by studyand practice in Germany and knownto every one of her friends in Citra asdear good and sweet woman

Of the groom we may say Ocalais especially proud for he is a BrickCity boy a son of the ate WilliamCox one of Ocalas honored pioneersettlers He is a young man who hadan ambition to do and with a persis ¬

tent determination to excell preparedhimself by hard study for the profes-sion

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he followsa pharmacist havinggraduated with high honors from thedepartment of pharmacy of the Uni-versity of Pennsylvania and since hasso diligently applied himself that he Isnow the proprietor of two well equipped successfully conducted drugstores in the suburbs of Atlanta andby his strict Integrity high sense ofmanhood and proficiency in his calling has won a high place in the re ¬

gard and esteem of the people withwhom he has cast his lot

THE OFFICIAL TICKET

The official ballot for the election onNovember 3rd will be a stunner andis so long that no press could print itin the usual single column form sothe ticket will have to be printed-in two instead of one column as iscustomary In addition to the usualticket of till the different thereare a number of constitutional amend ¬

ments to be voted on

DAVID S WOODROWR-

EAL STATE

AND INVESTMENT-

SRooms 27 and 28 Holder BlockOCALA FLORIDA

The man who waits for a provenproducing proposition before investing will always pay every cent thestock is worth Its the man who takes-a chance on the ground floor that real-ly gets the cream Always investigate-and act with due caution but you willlose out entirely and every time if youwait for a cinch Equal parts ofnerve and common sense will be found-a very palatable dose and a combina ¬

tion hard to boat-

If you want to buy a home in OcalaI can offer you one of the very fewplaces on the market on Oklawahaavenue

Frontage is 96 feet and the lot runsback 480 feet House is one storycontaining five rooms kitchen andbathroom city water gas electriclight and modern plumbing stableand servants house in yard Price2300 half cash and balance spread

over three years

If you want to build a store building to rent I have a lot on Fort Kingavenue between the Pittman building-and the new building just erected byGuerrant Carmichael Frontage is43 feet by 110 feet deep The buildingnow on it is old but rents for enough-to pay interest on the investmentPrice is 850-

OAKRIDGE lots on the Shady Grovehard road and within the city limits-can be bought for 75 to 90 100 feetfront by 125feet deep 107o cash and

1 per week Free deed in case ofdeath No taxes to pay until 1909 Mapand piices on application

WOODMAR This property is on themost beautiful lake in Florida on abluff which rises from 25 feet to 75feet above the level of the lake The-A C L railroad runs between the edge-of the lake and the bluff Four yearsago when I platted this property andoffered to sell lots I was laughed atby many and the word fool morethan once dropped in connection with

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this property Try and buy back forme the lots I have already sold andcome and see me I have raised theprices once and will raise again untilanother Mr Flagler sees the beauties-of the place and then he can have itif he will pay the price The streets-are all planned to shade trees and wat ¬

er works installedgood water tooBuy a lot now You can buy on termsbut you cant buy them at a discountMap and prices on application

Save MoneyO-

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Supplies300 page pencil tablets 4e400 page pencil tablets 5c124 page ink tablets 4C1o page bond tablets 8°

Standard makes of leadpencils 3 °

A good lead pencil tor 1 c-

All of the above are of thebest quality and it will onlytake a look from you to con-

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the same for less

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StoreEPISCOPAL CHURCH BAZAAR

The ladies of the Episcopal churchwill hold their annual bazaar of fancywork and supper at the Central Na ¬

tional Bank building on Wednesday-the 2nd of December

CUT ROSES ETCThose wishing cut roses should

place their orders for them at theWolfe Heintz Bakery on North

I Magnolia street where Mr JohnHeintz the florist will keep them onice The supply of roses carnations-and chrysanthemums is not sufficientevery day to meet the demand and or ¬

ders should be placed eight daysahead to insure their being filledWolfe Heintz are also dealers in-

fancy groceries confectionery and

fruitCASTORFor Infants anti Children

The Kind You Have Aiways Bought

Bears the-

MEETING

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OF THE DEMOCRATIC I

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE-

A meeting of the Democratic Execu ¬

tive Committee of Marion county ishereby called to meet at Ocala FlaOct 21 at 11 oclock a m for thepurpose of discussing and consideringplans for the success of the Demo ¬

cratic ticket at the General Electionto be held November 3rd 1908 A fullI

attendance is earnestly desiredJohn M Graham Chairman

FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE-

I wish to announce to the pujlichat I am a candidate for the office ofustice of the peace for district No 1

o be voted for at the general electionuesday November 3rd 1908 in place-f the regular democratic nominee Mr

Bishop removed by death I respectully ask the support of the voters

IRespectfully Hal G Eagleton

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FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE-

I am a candidate for justice of theeace for the Ocala district at theoming November election If elected

will endeavor to so act as to meetour confidence Respectfully

J W Lyles

FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE-

I hereby announce myself a candi-date

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for justice of the peace for dis ¬

trict No I and your support will behighly appreciated

C M Livingston-

A JEWELERS EXPERIENCE-C R Kluger The Jeweler 1060 Vir ¬

ginia Ave Indianapolis Ind writes-I was so weak from kidney trouble

that I could hardly walk a hundred-feet Four bottles of Foleys KidneyRemedy cleared my complexion curedmy backache and the irregularitiesdisappeared and I can now attend tobusiness every day and recommendFoleys Kidney Remedy to all suffer-ers

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as it cured me after the doctorsand other remedies failed Sold by alldealers

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COLD IN COLORADO

Denver Colo Oct 20A storm ac ¬

companied by rain which changedfrequently to snow has prevailedthroughout northeastern Coloradp fornearly fortyeight hours In sections-of the mountains a heavy snow hasfallen

SAVED HIS BOYS LIFEI

My three year old boy was badlyconstipated had a high fever and wasin an awful condition I gave him twodoses of Foleys Orino Laxative andthe next morning the fever was goneand he was entirely well FcleysOrino Laxative saved his life AWolkush Casimer Wis Sold by alldealers

NOTICE-

The registration books of the cityof Ocala open October 7th and closeNovember 14th 1908 Persons desiring-to register will please call at cityclerks office between the dates afore-said

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H C Sistrunk City ClerkAnd ExOfficio Supervisor of Regis ¬

tration of the City of Ocala

FOR RENT by January 1 1909 anew fourroom house in coloredneighborhood near Magnolia streetGood well of water See Gillen at No1 South Fifth street or at Star office

Dont be deceived by imitations ofDeWitts Carbolized Witch HazelSalve When you ask for DeWitts besure to get it Te name is stamped-on every box There is just one orig ¬

inal It is especially good for pilesWe sell and recommend them Soldby AntiMonopoly Drugstore

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ELLIS IS OBSTINATE

Attorney General is Holding Up theEverglades Deal

That there is many <t slip twixtcup and lip is too old an adage forreiteration and it is as truthful asold

Recently several interesting rumorshave been afloat regarding immense

of Everglades lands but no salesf unusual magnitude has been con ¬

that is no definite official an-nouncements

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of conclusion has beeniven out for publication although

have been some decidedly bigdeals in the air including that of 1

500000 acres for as many dollarsmention of which was recently made inMetropolis

At least one deal however seems tohave hung fire on account of the at ¬

titude of Attorney General W H El-lis who was In the city several dayslast week The transfer of stateproperty requires the signatures of allmembers of the Internal improvement-board and It is understood that the attorney general refused to affix hissignature to one deed for two reasonsthe first being that he did not thinkthe land claimed to be wrth 20 peracre should be sold for one dollar peracre and secondly if the land wassold he insisted that a good share begiven to the school fund which isnearly a million dollars in arrears be ¬

cause the last legislature althoughliberal in the matter of making someappropriations provided no meanswhatever for raising funds with which-to meet the educational needs Whatwill he the final outcome of this deal-in which Harris Duval of Santa FeNew Mexico is interested remains tohe seen

The announcement that GovernorBroward had practically concluded theimmense deal above referred to thecontract for which provides that thepin chasers complete the drainage ofthe vast area of land was receivedwith pleasure by the Metropolis read ¬

ers throughout the state and it ishoped that it will be consummatedThe sale of the lands would give thestate a large amount of muchneededmoney would guarantee the drainageof the Everglades by pivate capitaland would take the question out ofpolitics and the courts which in it ¬

self would cause the people to sighwith relieffetropoJls-

TO FRUIT CONSUMERS

When you wish fruit and vegetablesdelivered at your door look out forthe delivery wagon and stop it orphone our store No 277 If youwish small quantities of fruit samecan be supplied from our store in theMontezuma block or the Magnoliastreef store If you wish large quan ¬

tities call at the Magnolia streetstore near Baptist church

S A MOSES BRO

FRESH BREADFR-

EE DELIVERY

We have put on a wagon forour bakery and will deliver youFresh Bread Pies and Cakes toany part of the city upon shortnotice

We bake every morning andonly the best and have had maii 7

years experience in the businessIVe will appreciate a share of your

tradeWOLFHEINTZ BAKERS

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FALL AND WINTER I

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TAILORING-I HAVE MY FALL AND WINTER

STOCK OF PIECE GOODS-

An elegant exclusive line and will bepleased to show you the goods and I

make your fall or winter suit or trous ¬

ers You dont have to wait Pick outyour goods and the suit is made andfitted at once and guaranteed as toworkmanship fit and quality of goods-

I also have an elegant line of sam-ples

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so that you are sure of findingwhat you want Respectfully

Jerry BurnettThe Exclusive Tailor Burnett Building-

Fort King Avenue

McIYER MAcKAY

FUNERAL DIRECTORSUndertakers and Embalmers-

D E MciVER ALFRED E OWENUndertakers

Fine Caskets and Burial Robes-

All Work Done by Licensed Em-balmers

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and Fully Guaranteed

THE COMMERCIAL

BARBER SHOP

Opens into the lobby of theOcala House

Offers the very best service of I

skilled workmen with modern ap¬

pliances Strictly sanitary Elec¬

tric fans electric massages

Hot Running Water at all Times

BARBER JOE Man-

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A CHAMPION WITH THE AX

Edward Moot of Vermont Cut andStacked Five Cords of Wood-

In One DayThe Shah of Persia during a recent

visit to England refused to becomeenthusiastic over a horse race or evento attend it He said he knew verywell that one horse could run fasterthan another and it didnt make theleast difference to him which horse itwas The recent Olympic games InLondon which aroused great intorestand some enthusiasm in various parts-of the world did hardly more thandemonstrate that one man could runthirtytwo miles in a shorter space-of time than another man that oneman could throw a hammer furtherthan another that one man couldjump higher than another and so onthrough the list of exercises of brawnand endurance that are calledsports But in the whole list therewas not one gainful everyday oc ¬

cupation represented among thesports It seems that when an ath ¬letic exercise has to do with workand not play or amusement it is notto be classed as a sport wherefore thepublic is not interested in records forplowing ditching railsplitting nail ¬

ing on shingles wheeling raw bricks-to the kiln and the like That is whya recent woodcutting contest againsttime in Vermont the other day at¬tracted the attention of only a fewmen who had a dispute among them ¬

selves as to how much wood could becut and corded by an expert axmanIn a day And yet it will be admittedthat a contest of this kind is valuablein that it sets a mark of earning ca ¬

pacity for the man who cuts cordwoodfor the support of his family

Some weeks ago several gentlemenin Washington were discussing woodchopping when a Mr Evarts said heknew of woodsmen in Vermont whocould fell chop split and stack fivecords between suns Another manfrom Alabama or maybe It was Geor ¬gia doubted that any such record-coulds be made He said hesomething abouf cutting cordwoodthat two cords was an average days-work that three cords were excep

I tional that four cords mightbe accomplished by an expert butdidnt believe the limit could be car-ried to five He was willing to backhis judgment and knowledge of wood ¬

cutting with a wager Mr Evartsaccepted the wager the other gentle ¬

men fell in on one side or the otherand quite a neat purse was made up-

IThe contest was held one day recent ¬ly It was witnessed by a railroadpresident an assistant secretary ofthe United States treasury one ortwo United States senators severalnewspaper people and a few othersEdward Moot of Vermont was thechopper selected by Evarts He wentinto virgin bass woods hear WindsorVt at an early hour accompanied byhis witnesses and with the first peepof the sun struck his first tree Whenhe had finished his five cords fromthe standing tree to the woodpile hehad one hour and twentyeight min-utes

¬to spare with still half a cord-

on the ground ready to be stackedHe received 100 for winning thewager for Mr Evarts Moot is aboutfortyfive years of age He stoppedchopping twenty minutes during theday to eat and momentarily two orthree times to take a swallow of bran ¬

dy and milk When he had finishedhe declared himself strong enough to-go for another cord which he said hewould put up in the time left beforesunset Was not this performancequite as creditable to Edward Moot asif he had run a mile in twofifths ofa second less time than another man-

e wonder if then are woodmen inGeorgia who can do five lords or bet ¬

ter in a day Savannah News

WANTED-The Kings Daughters are in need of

lothing for four children aged four tohirteen years a woman and a manlembers of the Kings Daughters andhose interested in their work of reief will send such articles as areceded to Mrs C L Bittinger

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WINDMILL FOR SALE

Aermotor 12foot wheel also 60foot steel tower all In good shapecheap Palmetto Park Farm

YOUR DOCTORWill tell you that the properly raineddruggist belongs to a highly honoredprofession which works with the pro-fession

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of medicine Your doctor knowsus Bring your prescriptions hereThe Corner Drugstore

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

Conventions held every Mon ¬

day evening in Castle Hall over Pey¬

sers store A cordial welcome to vis-Iting

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knights H M Hampton C CChas K Sage K of R and S

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Ff4Lodge No 22-

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ing in Yonges Han visiting brothersalways welcome

P V LeavengooO N GM M Little Secret-

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i5 Marion Dunn Lodge-No 19 meets In thetemple on the first

and third Thursday evenings of eachmonth Visiting brothers cordiallyinvited W D Graham W M

Jake Brown Secreta-

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Notice of Sessions ofOcala Lodge No 851Benevolent and Pro ¬

tective Order of Elks

The next session will be held Tues ¬

day evening October 27th Visitingbrothers cordially invited

Stephen Jewett Exalted Ruler-D S Williams Secretary

FORT KING CAMPw No 14

Next regular monthly meeting willbe held Friday evening Nov 13th atS oclock in Yonges Hall Visitingsovereigns are always welcome-

G W Martin C C I

Chas Sage Clerk

CONCORDIA LODGE F U OF A I

Concordia Lodge No 181 FraternalUnion of America meets fourth Wed ¬

nesday of every month 730 p m atYonges Hall K E Yonge P M

Chas K Sage Secretary

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-

All persons are hereby notified notto buy or trade for three certain prom-issory

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notes given by B G Blye to-

W M Ponder for 30 each anddated between the 14th and 16th ofMarch 1908 The consideration forwhich the notes were given is worth-less

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and I will not pay the notesB G Byle

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For girls and young ladles established 1878 Number boarding stud ¬ents strictly limited to insure refined home life Classes divided Into smallsections personal attention to each pupil Faculty of 18 specialists Con-servatory advantages in MUSIC ART ELOCUTION Certificate admits toVassar Wellesley etc Catalog free

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Plants Acetylene Gas Plants Sold a mid Installed Complete Estimatespromptly submitted oh any Work in our line

lP 0 Box No 944 OCALA FLORIDA Phone Nt 371 T1y

ROL INS COLLEGEFLORIDAS OLDEST COLLEGE

JCollege Academy and Schools of Music Expression Fine Arts Do-

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and Industrial Arts and Busl nessCarnegie Hall and third mens dormitory now going up electric lights

steam and furnace heat large faculty perfect health conditions fine gymnasium athletic field tennis courts golf links baseball and basketball 4teams champions of Florida this yea r Nearly a quarter of a million dollars endowment expenses are moderate scholarships available Christian-but undenominational stands for

CHARACTER CULTURE CONDUCT45

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