ocala evening star. (ocala, florida) 1908-05-07 [p...

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OCALA EVENING STAR THURSDAY MAY 7 19OVt VV 1

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C L Bittinger and R R CarrollProprietors and Publishers

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PAY YOUR POLL TAXES

1 Your poll taxes must be paid on orbefore the 8th tomorrov Friday or

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x THE PARR PICNICi

The political picnic at Sparr yester-day

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was a great success consideringthe threatening weather of the morn-Ing and the rain that began fallingabout 10 oclock Which drove the peo-ple

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i from the grove to the school housef5 I tior shelter fjfi Mr LeeGranthaJni 1 the young com-

mitteemana from that section presidedtt

i I and proved an unusually acceptablett presiding officer Mr Light opened thek l speaking The program was varied

and not all the legislative candidatesJ I Sftoke in succession but other county

1 Office aspirants intervenedThe speaking was continued at the

L Schoolhouse uritij 130 when ihe rainIi I ceasing the crowd repaired to the picl I

rife grounds where dinner was speadII pnd suqlvai dinner We wonder how5 I can It b6 possible to sdrpass the spread-

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J eartO candidates but the lastk eeemsUut thls In part only exists Ini the imagination All the same the

ladies pf Sparr fairly outdid them-selves

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in their culinary effortsNothing special or sensational de-

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in the peaking The argu-ments

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V used were about the same MrLigfht said he was the man for thefcgislature to pull up the suckeis and-assurecl the Voters that he would make

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legislation that would dig up the 160r

3 millions of wealth arid place it on th-ef J lax books where it cpuld be assessedl

1 Mr W L Martin the Sparr candi-date

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Bi hts statement as just as gooda< r capable and honest men had been sentJ

t tb tl1 legSlttur before and they nevS feLl did succeed And the editor of the

felar emarked that unless Mr LightL or oritiother manxbrought about the

fTnllennium and made every mana-

X n eeJt and lowly fpllOvWer of the Saviort of mankind arid do as Christ would

sv nave done when hjp was on earth theame old human nature would act as

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f it bad in the past about this tax mat-S

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tOf course all the camUdates made

profuse promises for economy but-S

I iavored for the continuancett end improvement of public utilities

whlon of course does not do away1 with taxation

The editor of the Star had to assurer the pqop1etf Sparr strange as it mayM jobay e led that he was not the can

t4 y dldaof the saloon vmen and the abase-J iepOj t that they Iriduc d him to run

vax false He assured the audiencethat If sent to Tallahassee hed would

hiJ be the last man in legislature to

tir deny th people ofthe state the priviiege gnted them by our republican

JfBt1t lon to express their wishes attrt l the as to whether they desired

J1riorlda to be a pthibit1on state o-rt li continue undter option y

Iii While the bditoiiof the StarMi trac7 5 Irig down reports and denying themItljViet ug stop to say thiit the report cu-

rtat1 rent if Mr PGalloway not-Homiriated for sheriff at the rtaryk-Lrf I 1r y19tH ffe Wojuld rAiri at the No

l yeniber election as an 4ntdpipndentcandidate hasbeen deniedby thatgentleman and branded as1 false< f

jjNt >rs askin tod J riffitho Dunnel9t 4 lon came ort e s en p their8hto-h j

I just as the J meetnlSadjourned for dln-UeD< and in the labsence of Dr Griffith

L tie editor of tIiS tar sppke for himEL he afterwardsr did for Prof Bin

I son candidate superintendent of-

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1j9 desires a reelection ag regIstra1 tion officei But a tef dinner thei crowd gladly heard Dr Griffith who

made a talk in line with the argumentsofkal the other candidates except he

p whispered prohibition once andt neither did Mr W li Martin-I

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Candidates W J Crosby of Citraff W A Younge ofFairfield and L B-

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v Iarsh off Daisy for county commis-sioner

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from the fifth >district spokeIr Sfr Crosby mad a fine business like

X t statement The other two simply said-

f they were candidates bowed aVdiWithdewe v

1 The aidiencptwJiilet not demonstrat-iVe t gave the closest attention and

lnOne more so th n the lJ1 ladies who

enj yedtthe tilt between Can-didates

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l Ay rand Phillips In theirl argument the jvetAofdry question was

J unearthed Ayer insisted as both wetIc ind dry votjed for him he cOuldU not

t takes sides w h either did not sig-n1th petition for awet or dry electionx because that wquld have committed

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1 him to vote dry though he never yojeda wet tidketvinhis life and in wet

r ci dry election of 1888 he stumped ther county for tfieVdry cause-

Messrs Carney and Grahajmthrash4 tt out the law concerning ke ep ng

tax books open until the day thee de-

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tax list was publishedIt was 430 when the speaking came

to a close Allen Stevens sold Jceci eam and soda Vat r for t e oenefit

I of the new Baptist church Sparrnow under roof in w ictfbullding tJ eladies God bless them have labored

i vnceasin for it4 erection and wil11 soon thalr otidjfest hopestIeaUzed-tff Cat B lCFtart r aidTfe or Cal

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Karl Harter and wife of Sparr ThcaptaIn is 82 years old and his goodwife 76 and they are as lovely andchipper a couple as one can find In adays travel They expect to remain a

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yearMesdames D W Tompkins and Wc Durst drove up from Ocala to lendthein presence to the picnic and speakVrj and especially to compliment theOcala candidates Mrs Schneider andlaughter Miss Elsie were also in evi-

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We must not forget to say thatSir Asher Frank of Ocala made atHe impression and seems to be winiing votes by the score

1 Today we will electrify Mclntosn-pdtriotH No picnic only speakingTli is reporter enjoyed the hospitalityoftt J W Crosby of Citra who ac

Cjrinpanied him to McIntosh1

ATTENDANCE WILL BE SLIMt

i The attendance at the meeting ofthe State Press Association at St1

Petersburg on the 8th and 9th Fridayand Saturday will be light from thepresent indications Itcame in a bartime A number of the newspaper menare candidates and aU are very busywith the printing and publishing in-

cidental to the last days before theprimary Mr Frank Harris Jr willbe the only one going from Ocala andUIs nofr certain that he will go yetThe St Petersburg people wilt givethOV who gola fine time-

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Many a Florida Household Will Findv COMFORTING 1VORDS-

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To have the pain and aches ofa1ad back removed to be entirely treefrom annoying dangerous urinary dis ¬

orders is enough to make any kidneysufferer grateful To tell how thisgreat change can be brought aboutwill prove comforting to hundreds ofFiorida readers

A Oerting seaman of 419 L StPensacola Fla tells how to do it Hesays From experience with DoansKidney Pills I can strongly recommendthem to anyone in need of a gpod med ¬

icine for the kidneys Kidney com-plaint and backache caused me suf ¬

fering at Interval for years TJhe firstor second attackI did not mind butas time went by they grew yorse andat times laid me up I could hardlywalk and it was a difficult matter tostraighten after stooping while the

kidney secretions were irregular andunnatural Doans Kidney Pills curedme From personal experience I knowthat this remedy can dependedupon-to fulfill the representations made forit

For sale by all dealers Price 50cents FosterMilburn CQ BuffaloNew York sole agents for <the UnitedStates Reniember the nameDoans

and take no other

K OF P MEMORIAL SERVICESI

xPublic memorial services will be

held by Ocala Lodge No 19 Knlghts-ofPyth1as I at their Castle Hall Sun ¬

day May 7th 330 p m All Knights-are earnestly requested to be presentand bring flowers The public is cor-dially invited to attend our services-

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THE BETTERMENT QF SOCIETY

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BAND CONCERT FRJDAY NIGHT

The Metropolitan Band will give aiccncert from the band stand Friday

tevening May 9th peginnlng at 8 15oclock The following is the programto be rendered

Caeisars Triumphal MarchSiM-itchell t

Waltz Remembrance Naples-C t 4 lW Bennett

Sere ide When the Mocking Birdsare Singing in the Wildwood H BBlanke VVOverture Le Diademe 6 Her-mann

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IntermissionFlower song Hearts and FlowersTheo M Tobani4 JCornet solo Love Me and the World-

is Mine RBallS-election

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Bits of Remicks HitsJ B Lampe V

March Happy HelneJ B LampA E Gerig Director

For D Iegat e to National Convention

hereby announce myself a candi-date

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for delegate to the national dem-ocratic

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convention from the first con-gressional

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district and solicit thesupport of he voters of the district-at the primary election A J Knight

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CIRCUIT COURT

Wednesday Afternoons ProceedingsRobinson as ex vs R L Martin

ejection suit awarded for plaintiff bydirection of court-

Thursdayst ProceedingsRobertS Foster vs Warren Smith

assumpsit a jury was secured 1

State Q W White and B ENorman the two young white swin-dlers

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arrested a few days ago in thiscity having1 plead guilty the courtsentenced thein as follows White to18 months and Norman for 2 years1 inthe state penitentiary at hard labor

State vs MY D Yarborough on ac ¬

count of the illness of witnesses thecase was cbntinued for another day

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CITRA

Citra Fla May 7Mrs White andMiss Erviri returned from JMicanopySaturday where they have been at ¬

tending quarterly rtjeetingMr Ralph BUI1lQ f Ocala was the

guest of his uncle Miv Rice SundayMiss Ruth Ervin of Ocala spent

Friday and Saturday with her auntsthe Misses Ervin 4

Mr R J Steele went to AnthonyTuesday on business-

Mr F D Howard and son Frankspent Sunday at the ReQdit house

Mrs Alice Wynn of Jacksonville isat the Reddit house

The Citra High School closed Fridayafter a very successful termt by MrsHarter and Miss MjzeJFriday after-noon

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will be held sing exercises-to be followed Saturday a picnic inthe park Everybody invited tocome and bring a full basket

Mr arid Mrs Swindell arid MissRibise Swindell of Anthony visitedMrs Swlnd lls brother at this placeSaturday

Mrs J N Malphurs and sons re ¬

turned from Williston SundayMrs L Wellhoner ol1 Green Cove

pringswho has been vist ingherbI other at this place went to EurekaMonday where she will visit hermother and sister

Mr Sim Sherouse went to SparrSunday on a visit

Quite a good number of our malepopulation are attending court in theBrick City this week

The writer was very much pleasedto see Mrs Rice out riding Sundayand hopes to soon see her in the store

Oying to his failing health Dr WQ Hatcher left this afternoon for hismothers horne in Waynesboro Gatorecuperate

MUNN WAS MELANCHOLY-

Tampa May TJ P Munn formerly1oremah and part owner of the WestTampa box factory cohimitted suicidehere yesterday taking laudanumMunn has had serious of family afficitions >vhich had made his despon ¬

dent and he deteVmined tovend his lifeHis first was killed in a railroadccident hEre seeral1 years ago andabout a year ago second wife anda child of tendei1 years died within alew days of eachother

rDELEGATE TO4NATIC NAL

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II I am a candidate for delegate to theNationals Democratic Conventionmeet at IY July 71908 front 14f1rst CongressionalDistrict of Florida Believing thatWilliam Jerining l Bran is the choiceoVa majority of the democratic elec ¬

tors of this distfijbt as voiced in a res-olution

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which pa sedthe last Floridalegislature and as he lsa personalfavorite ifI am>> elected r snail givehini my very coid41 support

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do house anfl sign work of everydescription including graining varRishfng 15tainingstripng J alsomin-ifig marblirig e ltng roof stackahd tower work Drop a card to No38 South Magnolia street I

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jCITY MARS FOR SALE

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Dicor Harry who has a liquor to sellclaims it to bethe best ever but inthany cases the claim is not substan-tiated

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by facts Put these sellers ofinferior whiskies wines brandies etctc the test Then sample our assort-ment

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ICONCORDIA LODGE F u OF A

Cbnclordia Lodge No 181 FraternalUnion America meets fourth Wed-nesday

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

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regular monthly meeting Willbe held Friday evening May 8th at8 oclo k in Yonges Hall Visitingsovereigns are always welcome-

G W Martin C CChas K Sage Clerk

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Marion Dunn LodgeS

No 19 meets In thet npleon thV first

and third Thursday evenings df eachmonth Visiting brothers cordia-llyiriv1tedW D Graham W M

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Notice of Sessions fOcala Lodge No 851Benevolent and Pro ¬

tective Order of Elks

Regular sessions on the second andfourth Tuesday evenings of each I

month Visiting brothers 1

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Dr D M BoneyN Eyesight Specialist

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