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Millinery OpeningOF FALL AND WINTER OATS

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Which will take place next week Wehave purchased the prettiest line of Pat¬

tern Hats from Gage and other houses everbrought to the city It will pay you to waitSee my line of Dress Goods Tailored Suits CloaksSkirts and all the latest novelties in Ladies NeckwearBelts Bags Hair Ornaments etc now here

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rent Rents collected andr Taxes paid for nonresi-dents

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Fire Life and Accident

Insurance written in the most reliable companies Farmstimber tracts vacant lots residence and business propertiesfor sale Bp sure to see me whether you want to buy or not

F W DITTO Phones 116 and 92

1WALKERMATHIS-

Mr C H Mathis was marriedr1 Wednesday to Miss Walker at Au

gusta Ga and arrived in Ocala yes-terdayr Mr Mathis is one of the bestknown growers and handlers of can ¬

taloupes in the county having beenlargely engaged in this business in j

Marion county as well as in Georgjjand Colorado The groom has a hostof friends In Ocala who will extend-to him and his fair bride cordial con ¬

gratulations and best wishes for along and happy married life

DeWItts Little Early Risers are thet famous little pills easy to take safesure and gentle Get Early Risers

t They are the best pills made We sellthem Sold by AntiMonopoly Drug ¬

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FROM WATERa-nd a small quantity of condensedt milk if fresh milk cannot be had

RECIPEM pint condensed milk costs 06cAdd enough cold water to make one

quart 00One ISe package JEIXO ICE

CREAM Powder 13c

Total lOcMix all together thoroughly andfreeze Dont heat or cook itdont add anything else This

C makes two quarts of delicious icecream in 10 minutes at very smallcost

AND YOU KNOW ITS PUREFive kinds Chocolate Vanilla Straw-

berry LImon and Unflavored2 packages 25c at all grocersIllustrated Recipe Book Free

The Gencsee Pure Food Co Le Roy N Y

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but how goo l It ttc t j < r knthat every one should sk iu buyiujcandy

The old faying that II a mm isjmlged by tie caiily he gives It

holds gooil today sane ai alwaysBuy the bestilout t Uke the co jiis-ta good kibU

1 Nothing quite equals

tt 41tfamous BonBons and ChocolatesThey are in a distinctively exclu-sive

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Orders receive prompt and carer jattention Just grv us the name Jand address ad Uncle Sam does 4the rest y

Ta W TROXLER24 MAIN ST

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EE DELIVERY

f We have put on a wagon forour bakeryand will deliver youFresh Bi arl Pies and Cakes toany part of the city upon shortnotice

Ve bake every morning andonly the best and have had manyyears experience in the business-Ve will appreciate a share of your

tradeWOLFHEINTZ BAKERS

North Magnolia Street

C JPHILLIPSContractor and Builder

Plans and Specifications FurnishedUpon Request

129 South fhd St

Ocala Fla Phone 30i

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WEATHER FORECAST

Washington Oct ICooler tonightwith fair in south and rain in northportions fair Saturday

Tl B McWhite the thrifty Summerfield merchant was in town yes-terday

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accompanied by his neighbor-Mr Moody

Attorney Geo C Martin of Brooks ¬

ville will be in Ocala tomorrow andspeak at the Sparkman political meet ¬

ing in the courthouse Mr Martin isa fine speaker an enthusiastic Bry-an

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man and a late delegate to theDenver convention

Send us your prescription business-We are thoroughly prepared to handle-it Ty dings Co

FOR RENTThe fourroom cottagenext door to Rev J A Quarterman onMagnolia street Newly kalsominedGood wee I water See Gillen No1South Fifth street or at Star office

Sheriff John P Galloway returnedyesterday from Inverness with a ne ¬

gro Jim Sweets who several yearsago killed another negro at Levon

Our prescription department is thebest equipped in the country bothfrom a standpoint of drugs and druggists Tile Corner Drugstore-

We have a most exquisite line offancy imported china in many dif-

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pieces The AntiMonopolyDrugstore-

Dr W H Powers has returnedfrom Colorado where he has been forthe past two weeks since leavingSaluda N C where he spent fourmonths Dr Powers had intended re ¬

maining all winter in Colorado butthe home attractions were too strongand drew him to Ocala

SCHOOL BOOKS SCHOOL BOOKSeither new or secondhand at theOcala News Company-

If you are not using our cream andcold drinks yo uare missing a whole-lot The Corner Drugstore

County Surveyor Alex Moorhead hasbeen instructed to finish staking offthe Belleview road to Lake Weir sothat Contractor Shedd of that placecould begin work on same

Fayhole-sgeneral agents

Now is the time to plant your gar ¬

den We have all kinds of gardenseed for fall planting Tydings Co

v Buy a highgrade standard wheelI

10 down and 2 per week B F Con ¬

donI

Mr R R Carroll of the Star wentup to Jacksonville last night to meethis wife and daughter who sojourned-in the mountains of North Carolinathis summer

Comfortable furnished rooms forrent Apply to No 127 Fort King av-

enue¬

R C Davis Co of Jacksonville-will sell any make of secondhandtypewriter upon easy terms if desired

One pound of paper and two packs-of envelopes very best grade for 50cents at Tydings Co

Major T D Lancaster owing to illhealth has withdrawn from the racefor justice of the peace for the Ocaladistrict

Souvenirs of Ocala for 15c at theOcala News Co

Flower seeds all kinds for fall plant ¬

ing at Tydings Co

R C Davis Co of Jacksonvillehandle silk typewriter ribbons 75ceach 750 per dozen

Mrs Annie Braley is here fromJacksonville locking after her proper-ty

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and stock west of town She isnow engaged in the grocery business-in Jacksonville-

We lead the city on stationery tab ¬

lets and school supplies of all kindsThe AntiMonopoly Drugstore-

In a few days we will have a fullfipe of Guths candies the finest freshcnndy Also sample packages for freedistribution The Corner Drugstore

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OCALA OCCURRENCES

Woodmen meet tonight

FOR RENTA desirable cottageApply to Mrs R D Fuller-

Mr and Mr J A Walters are visit-ing

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friends at Coleman

Ttnts for rent or sale The Ocala1

Furniture Company-

MrI

and Mrs Beal of Reddick werein the city today

Lightning roach paste kills em 23cents at the Postoffice Drugstore

I Another car of brick has arrived forthe government building-

Get your school supplies at theOcala News Co

J C Bordin of Palatka is a late ac-quisition

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to the Cobb Loan Co

A new line of renting wheels 15cper hour B F Condon

Use Planks Chill Tonic Guaran ¬

teed Price 25c Sold by all druggists

Mr Andrew Turner of Lake Sixteenwas a business caller in town today

FOR RENTSixroom cottage in thefirst ward Apply to H D Stokes

The ucala News Co has the larg ¬

est line of school books in Ocala-

Mr Green living on Orange avenueI

next to the J A Campbell place isquite sick

Mrs Jack Camp and children arehome from their summer outing atAsheville N C I

Major L T Izlar has returned fromWilliston where he went on profes ¬

sional business

A petition is being numerouslysigned requesting Major Izlar to be-come

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a candidate for mayorI

Mrs Henry Raysor was called toDenmark S C yesterday because ofthe sickness of her father

Drew Mathews of Flfniington sowell known in Ocala was shakinghands with his friends yesterday-

Mr Gale the Belleview merchant-was in town today and wade the Stara pleasantcall 1

Miss Lucy Ha Hey one of the teach-ers

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of the high school departmentwas on the sick list yesterday-

A stenographer rapid accurate andwith considerable experience wants asituation Address Box ISO OcalaFla

Mr Robert Frink and wife who havebeen visiting at Conner returnedhome today

Mr D Gamble the builder and con-tractor

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has developed into quite ahoney producer

The city marshal arrested two col-

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boys today for interfering withthe impounder of cattle

Frank Lytle the prosperous orangegrower at Stanton was in town to-

day¬

Chas S Edgar of Edgar near Pa ¬

latka and the most prominent operat-or

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in the kaolin works there was aguest of the Ocala House yesterday

E H Roseborough of Gainesville-who represents a Jacksonville groc ¬

ery house was calling on his custom-ers

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here yesterday-

A D Smith who sold his bakery toMr Vaughn will leave tomorrow forJacksonville where he may embark-in business

Dad Ellison the Anthony farmerand trucker was in the city saying

howdy to his many friends today

Messrs Smith Roberts salvagesale continues to keep up the lick ofinterest Those in need of anything-in the furniture line will do well tostock up now at a reduced price

Mrs Duncan Campbell of Minneolawho spent the Jewish holidays withher father Mr Sol Thrilling has returned home accompanied by her sisteYs Mrs Gordon of Tampa and MissRachael Thrilling

Frank Gartson has a large lot ofbooks by standard authors that can 1

be had for a song

WANTED To buy a home of aboutseven rooms in vicinity of Presbyterian-or Episcopal church for cash Mustbe a bargain A B C care of Star

W Bailey of Kendrick was in towntoday on his way to the phosphatemines of Citrus county

All parties holding bread ticketsplease leave with Mr Vaughn at CityBakery and I will redeem same HD Smith 2t

We have a fine assortment of AlfredWrights perfumes and talcum pow-ders

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The Corner Drugstore-

Captain Tucker has arrived fromRochelle and has invaded the weedswith hoe and rake around his newhome just beyond Camp Heights andwill move into same

Louis Hall the prosperous youngfarmer of Pine was in town todayand said that section was visited by afine rain yesterday

FALL AND WINT-ERTAILU

I HAVE MY FALL AND WINTERSTOCK OF PIECE GOODS-

An elegant exclusive line and will bepleased to show you the goods andmake 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 so that you are sure of findingwhat you want Respectfully

Jerry BurnettThe Exclusive Tailor Burnett Building-

Fort King Avenue

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JUST ARRIVED I

Edam and Pineapple Cheese

I 4050 Prunes 2 for 25cI Evaporated Apricots

1 and 5 lb pkgs Fruit Cake

Maple Syrup in bottles andhalf gallon cans

IStrawberry Buts Cauliflower

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AYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE-

Editor Star The committee onways and means to prepare for a Ma-

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county fair was announced byPresident Geo K Robinson as fol-

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Jake Brown Harry B ClarksonLouis R Chazal Win N Camp S TSistrunk J C Boozer D E Mclver

This committee is toreport at ameeting to be held at the courthouse-on Monday October 19th 190S at 3p m D S Williams Secy

BERLIN ELECTRICAL

THEATER-orth Magnolia Street Opposite

Mclver MacKaysH M WOOD Proprietor

CHANGE Of PROGRAM DAILY

Program for this EveningTALE OF A PIG

THE CIRCUS BOY

HANGING LAMPS

MANDRELS FEATS

Open Promptly at 330 P MAdmission 10 Cents

Children 5 Cents

PRIVATE SCHOOLParents desiring a private school

for their children will please write orcall on Miss Mamie D Taylor OcalaFla Phone 134

TIll Clark brothers proprietors ofthe O K Grocery have transferredmost of their goods into the cornerstore of the YVnllis block and the storehas been neatly painted inside andlooks well The office is located inthe rear of the building and is enclos-

d° with a neat railing The new storeis connected with the salesroom of thewholesale department by an archwaythrough the partition

Fresh onion sets for fall planting atTydings Co

DAVID S1 WOODROW

REAL STATE

AND INVESTMENTS

Rooms 27 and 28 Holder StockOCALA FLORIDA

The man who waits tor a provenproducing proposition before invest ¬

ing will always pay every cent thestock is worth Its the man who takes-a chance on the ground floor that real-

ly

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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

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hard to beat-

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

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 build ¬

ing to rent I have a lot on Fort Kingavenue between the Pittman building-

and the new building just erected by

Guerrant Carmichael Frontage is43 feet by 110 feet deep The building-

now on it is old butrents 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 125 feet deep 10 cash and

1 per week Free deed in case ofdeath No taxes to pay until 1909 Map

and prices on application

WOODMAR This property is on themost beautiful lake in Florida on a

I bluff which rises from 25 fet to 75

feet 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 and

I offered to sell lots I was laughed atby many and the word fool morethan once dropped in connection withthis 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 planted to shade trees and wat-er

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

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MEETING OF THE Y P M S

The Young Peoples Missionary So-ciety of the Methodist church held anInteresting meeting last night at thehorn of Mr and Mrs J H BrooksSeveral interesting papers pertaining-to the medical missionary work inChina wore read and the work wasintelligently discussed Mr T HJohnson and Miss Barnett sang a soloand Mice Clara Moore read an inter-esting

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letter from Mr Dr Polk who-is

I doing a noble work in the foreignfieldAfter the business of the eveninghad ben disposed of a bean festival

j was enjoyed Refreshments wereserved and in the cake was a beanthe person getting the bean beingcrowned queer of the evening Miss

I Meeks Ausley was the lucky one andvats made queen The queen gave

each one something amusing to do andf excruciatingly funny capers were

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cut by her willing subjects The gath-ering

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broke up about 1030 clock tomeet the second Thursday evening inNovember at the home of Mrs L TIzlar

We are glad to learn that Ocala isI

soon to have another fine teacher in-

voicei

culture Miss Inez Tolmie Theyoung lady is from Tennessee Besidethe study of music in one of the bestcolleges in the South she has donespecial work with Mrs Mary Left j

witch Rawlings of Nashville and with j

J Harry Wheeler the noted voice i

teacher in New York The past yearhas been spent abroad in Italy study-ing the international school for grand t

opera Miss Tolmie will be down i

about the 15th of October accom-panying

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her aunt Mrs CarsonMann-who owns a inter home on LakeWeir l

Othello at the Berlin last nightwas up to the expectations of themany who enjoyed it and all the oth-er

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pictures were very good Amongthe subjects tonight are Hanging j

Lamps and Mandrels Feats both-of which are very fine also The Tale I

of a Pig an entirely funny piece I

and The Circus Boy a tine littlesketch I

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One taf the three safe blowers whorobbed a safe a Green Cove Springs I

and who was caught the morning af j

ter and has been in the convict campsof the state and an inmate of the Ma j

ion Farms Hospital received hisI

pardon this morning came to townand was fitted out with a new suitof clothes and left for New York on I

the Coast Line train this noon The I

man had influential friends in NewIYork wlo interceded for him and as

it was his first offense and havingrepented of his folly the pardoning r

board deemed him a fit subject for-a

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pardon We have forgotten the I

mans name but remember him from I

I a late visit to the hospital where we t

i had quite a talk with him and wasI

I convinced at the time that the manhad received sufficient punishment

Mrs Henry Stevens and littlenaa °hter who have been in the citythe last day or so the guests of Mr l

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Isaac Stevens an1 family left today I

for a visit to relatives in High Springs

Mrs A E Gens went to Palatka j

yesterday to visit her sister MrsHerbert Crook for a week or so MrGcrig during her absence will partly I

console himself by taking his meals-at the hospitable home of Mr and MrsMcClymonds

J H Randall of Leesburg repre ¬

senting Chat Sanborn in FloridaGeorgia and Alabama passed throughOcala today on his way home to visithis family Speaking of trade Mr R I

said it was improving particularlynoticeable in Birmingham where anumber of coal and iron mines that I

suspended work during the panic weiv-ivsuming work and employed several I

thousard extra laborers Mr R isan fithusiastie admirer of Bryan andis confident he will be our next pres-ident

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William Gist the successful farmer j

and orange grower of McIntosh was I

in town today to visit his stock farm I

near SantosMasters Carl and Earl Lytle who I

art bright students of our school left I

for Stanton this afternoon to spend I

Saturday with their parents Mr andrs Frand Lytle

Mrs Royal Cole and baby wentdown to Eastlake this afternoon to

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visit Mrs NewportMrs O W Reagan of Brooksville I

who spent the summer north passed I

through Ocala today on her way homeShe was joined in Ocala by Mr Rea ¬

ganAllen Stevens the successful far-

mer¬ I

of Sparr came down Thursday i

and made the Star a pleasant call-

Gadson is just in receipt of anotherlot of campaign novelties and badges

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Lovers of Taft and Bryan can be ac-commodated

Afflicted With Sore Eyes for 33 Years-I

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have heel afflicted with sore eyes i

for thirtythree years Thirteen yearsago I became totally blind for sixyears My eyes were badly inflamedOne of my neighbors insisted upon my J

trying Chamberlains Salve and gave i

me half a box of it To my surprise i

it healed my eyes and my sight cameback to mP C Earls Cynthiana-Ky Chamberlains Salve is for sale

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The county commissioners havesupplied the funds 550 to send WillieGoff to the state reform school at Marianna Judge Bell made out the commitment papers

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HONOR FOR HUDSONWashington Oct 9The National

Association of Railway Commissiont rs concluded its twentieth annualconvention yesterday

Officers were elected as followsPresident Martin S Dicker of NewYork first vice president R Hudson

I Burr of Florida second vice pressdf nt Charles F Staples of MinnesotaThe next convention will be held in

i this city Oct 12 1909I

A BANQUETSpread before you would do you nogood if you couldnt eat What goodcan food do a child uhen as soon asit enters its stomach it is eaten byworms Thats the reason your babyis ailing cross pasty faced and thinGive it Whites Cream Vermifuge Itwill expel the worms and act as atonic for the child Sold by Anti-Monopoly Drugstore

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upon us and it is my desire to seeone Kauffmans suits upon everyman and boy in this county and inorder to see this desire gratified Ihave made the following reduc-tions

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41650 u I u II 1250Now is the time to buy a suit Suits sold on liberal terms t

3 down will order you a suit1 down will order-syou a pair of pants-

I guarantee a fit and if clothes dont fit we ask no moneyT

The above offer backed by me is sufficient guarantee that t r

you will get your moneys worth 500 samples

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fcomplete stocks of Jewelry for the trade this fall andwinter that I have ever carried Many of the goodshave already arrived There are many s

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PRETTY THINGSi-n Watches Chains Jewelry of all kinds Diamonds-Cut Glass and Silverware Fine China Novelties etc

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