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THEOCALA EVENING STAR TUESDAY FEBRUARY 181908 4 y tL

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C L Bittinger and R R Carroll j

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R R CARROLLr

City Editor and Business Manager j

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AT THE CHURCHES SUNDAY I

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The RV It H IJjinvtt delivered a-

veryi r interisting and in sonv jtS lit > s j

unique discourse Sunday morning onMoney and Its Relation to Christian

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q He based his remarks on the i

f parable of the unjust steward LukeI

160 Make to yourselves fiu > n < Js ofIthe nuunmon of unrighteousness He

declared thin was a commercial agethat more money had been made dur-ing

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k the pait fifty years than in all the< former years of the Christian era He

said the rnd and aim of man now daysseemed to be to accumulating moneyand to that extent had the passiongrown that many had become unscru-pulous

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in the manner of getting it HeIllustrated by people overcharging or

t giving lei than the quantity agreed I

on Others gaining money by givingI

nothing in return Alluded to the salea

of liquors also the sale of opiates quite I

extensively practiced in some of the1r western cities spoke of gambling as-

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S another way of trying to get moneywhile giving nothing in return told astory of a preacher who informed his

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congregation that there was no harmfir

in gambling provided one didnt lose I

more than he could well afford RevrI Barnett said he supposed this was

the argument used by certain ladiesin society who indulged in indirectx

gambling1 but took care not to riskt more than they could afford to losel He spoke of what money could accom-

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in church work and said it was i

one of the hopeful signs of the timesV

yl that today such vast sums of moneywere being subscribed by good Chris-tian

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° people to promote the welfare ofmankind and further the work ofChript The congregational singing andrejfponHive reading of the Psalms was-H feature of the service

1 Rev G H Harrison took for hisI

text Sunday Christs reply to theG

young man who said he had kept allof his commandments from his youth

y up He said Christ said go and sellwhat thou hast give it to the poorand follow me The keynote of hisfervid discourse was the lack of in-

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r over a hundred of these yet In they

L thirty three years history of thet rchwctl not a son or a daughter had3ti been dedicated to God in the capacity

j a preacher or missionary for the5Jr ircti He regretted the men of the

at schurcti did not take adeeper interest4 in Ita religious teachings that he hadi 1

J jyttempted to organize a society of Stc Andrews among the men and failed

Rev Harrison prior to ascending tothe pulpit dedicated the new furniture

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recently purchased iff the church inI loving remembrance of departed ones

The Rightly pulpit was the gift of

4 Mm 3 M Eagleton in memory of herlate husband Dr J M Kagleton

iJ while herdaughter Miss Margaretr Hftfieton remembered her departed

brother Dr S P r Eagleton with a1 neat litany desk A large bishops

a chair and credence table were thekin of St Margarets Guild Theseprecious sightly and much needed

a gifte were accepted by the vestry andappropriately dedicated to the rector I

who toqk occasion to refer to the val-uable

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and appreciative work done byL a this noble band of women who meety weekly and by their persistent and

It consecrated labors have done wordersfor the growth and strengthening of

rti the churchr At the Baptist church Mr Bert

y3 Glover a zealous member of the BaZh raca sass filled the pulpit morning-

andv evening in the absence of Revet C C Carroll In Tampa He preachedL t two excellent sermons short but to

the point They were very interest ¬

J 1 Imo In the evening Miss Smoak sang<

+ a solo most acceptably

That Mrs Sam Pyles is a womang ot affairs goes without saying an-dtbtror is eminently practical in all

ttiof erundertakings has again been

r iilvwtrated in a marked manner by

mi her baying a large square piano meta-morphosed

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into a handsome libraryWi table After the completion of the

alterations of her home recently shetittr

fbvad a recess in the hall which wouldT

DIMe a splendid study place for ther CMldren If she could get a table large

t 4 efcovgh to fit it Not succeeding int1 tdslH tng One she concluded that one

cows be made from a piano which wasL out of commission At first she had

L f trouble in finding mechanics whoQ C1fa14 grasp her idea but finally sent

It7 the furniture store of SmithJ a-

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4 Ifcaiferta who turned it over to Mr Hi i

C Packham He removed the-n

worksf 0ttfthe Inside gear and cut it downx ttlf tIlllMht ofvan ordinary table and

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IPpaCf1 the top After it was finishedand poli lud it made a pit Ce of furniter porfert in all its dtaiis hand< MMI and usef t and r limbic the firstof its kind in exist w

Of conrse 1 L HUlimc I y of Rd t

lick Orala Jacksonville aiiJ Tailal-hussi r has a pprJV right to ulvojeat the cauj i t of Attorney General I

Ellis for reelection Tin question ishow much of a vacation is he entitled-to in a year drawing a lSfl snlavjin the department of justice and nn1< r tho ytof his chief AttorneyGeneral Kills Jl he only uses hislegitimate vacation tad spare minitin the interest of Mr Ellis Its allfair and square

The Kings Daughters have hendoing a splendid piece of work Yestrday they learned through Rev WII Dodge and Mr S L Bitting that-a young man by the name of Powellhad lost the sight of one eye entirely-and the other was nearly blind Hehad been given the best of treatment-by Dr Newsom and Dr Boncy butthey deemed it best for him to con ¬

sult Dr Calhoun of Atlanta As theyoung man had been unable to workfort some time on account of his mis ¬

fortune and his mother nearly desti ¬

tute he had no means so Mr Bittingtook up a subscription for his benefitand the Kings Daughters procured-him clothes and a ticket to Atlantawith additional financial aid from MrG A Carmichael The young manwas put on the train this afternoon bythe Kings Daughters and sent on hisjourney with the hope that his sightmight be restored to him Mr Powell-is an excellent young man and deserv-ing

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of the assistance of those whohave given The Star wishes him aspeedy recovery Mrs Ed Carmichaelwho went to Jacksonville this after-noon

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will look after him and see hegets aboard the right train for Atlantawhen he reaches that city

As usual St Petersburg will cele ¬

brate in grand style Washingtonsbirthday February 22nd All the schoolchildren of St Petersburg will join inthe celebration festivities

The Confederate Veteran published-at Nashville Ten and the official or ¬

gan of the Confederate Memorial As ¬

sociation United Confederate Vet-erans

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United Daughters of the Con-federacy

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and United Sons of Confed ¬

erate Veterans is on our desks andshould be in the home of everyonewho is interested in these matters Tothat end the Star will furnish the Vet-eran

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and the Star for one year forI 150

Governor Broward was a guest ofPresident Hulley of the John BStetson University Friday arid Satur ¬

day last when by special request headdressed the students of the univer ¬

sity and their friendse of the town onhis experiences as a blockade runnerin Cuban waters during the SpanishAmerican war It was an intensely in ¬

teresting recitalI

Oklahoma has passed a law guard-ing

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the depositors in state banks One i

per cent of the average deposits ofI

each bank is set aside to pay the de ¬

positors in case the bank fails ThisI

will produce a confidence that mustI

be ver ysatisfying I

W E Flower and C C Rawls ofMontbrook and Stevensville Fla bothturpentine operators were guests ofthe Montezuma yesterday I

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Eye Troubles ThatCause HeadachesC-

an be corrected so that the head ¬

aches disappear-That is a simple truth but many stilldoubt and hesitate You do not takeany risk with me I guarantee to

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do what I sayI

If your eyes cause headaches I canrelieve the strain and give you per-

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IEjriDRI D M BONEYEY-

ESIGHT SPECIALISTOCALA FLORIDA-

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Make a Specialty of Correcting Fail ¬

ing Vision Where Others Have Fail ¬

ed Satisfaction guaranteed or YourMoney Refunded

Office Hours 8 to 12 a m and 130 to430 p m Optical Office and

4I Labatory Rooms 2 and 4

Gary Block

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WHITWORTHS HOGSI

AT THE STATE FAIR I

Mr II II Whitwurth propriet s jf

ith Hi iwniha Lake Stock Farm trimtook fifty of his Il Ml Dur eJv v ii sfor thoy were all yUn animal and

he left hit hive herd of how frllo s u-

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t has taken the cash prizes anJMlle ribbons on every entry Iv r nii

i this seat keeping up his rartltaca oftau pist three s tson Mr Vhitorthtook nothing hut ig3 to the fan thisyea r leaving his horsy and cov t M l

home Following is the Itet of T Knc t

ami premiums taken so far vith hioiR M DurocJersey pigs

j Lear any age 15 sow any agelfi boar six months old and under j

twelve r 3 ribbon boar under sit I

i months old 4 2 ribbon sow sixjI months old and under twelve 5 3

I ribbon sow under six months old 4

I 2 ribbon boar and throe sows over1one year old 16 10 ribbon boar I

I and three sows under one year old10 S ribbon four swine the get of

one boar or produce of one sow 15I

10 ribbon the best six pigs undersix months old bred by exhibitor

15 10 ribbon-

Dr Henry A Daniel and MissLovella Ballard both formerly of this-

I city were married in Fernandina Febl11 and are now keeping house in apretty little cottage in Riverside Jack ¬

sonvilles mast beautiful suburb nearthe Riverside Pharmacy of which DrDaniel has been for the past year themanager Dr Daniel ia well known inthis city where he lived five yearsand it would be superfluous for theStar to tell again of how he made awarm and honored place for himself-in the hearts of our people MrsDaniel a pretty and charming ladywas reared in Ocala and also hasmany friends here The Star joins thefriends of both Dr and Mrs Daniel inwishing them a long life full of hap ¬

piness and prosperity

Mr and Mrs W M Gist with MrsGists brother and wife Mr and MrsNorsworthy and friends Mr and MrsJoseph Coonter of Osceola 111 went-to Tampa yesterday to attend the fair

Mrs Goldberg Mrs Jake Brownssister returned Saturday from a visit-to the Tampa fair and a trip down theManatee river accompanied by MrsH C Groves Unfortunately the daywas a wet one and they had a moisttime of it

The German darjcing club of Ocalacelebrated St Valentines memory by-

a dance at Yonges Hall last night Itwould have been observed the nightof the 14th but the hall was engaged-for other purposes that night Thedecorations were in keeping with theoccasion Mr Emmet Robinson MissAnnie Mathews Mr Harry Palmerand Miss Pauline Sullivan led theGerman A feature of the gathering-was a postoffice gracefully presided-over by Mrs Jack Rentz who handedout comic valentines to the amuse ¬

ment of all The music was furnished-by prof Pike Messrs Yingst andFrank Mathews The event was avery enjoyable one not only to theparticipants but to the spectators

Albert Graham who has been withhis parents at Grahamville nursing asevere case of grip for several weeksreturned to town yesterday to resumehis position with the H B MastersCompany

Ernest Picker who has charge ofthe mails in the union depot Jack-sonville

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has been spending the pasttwo weeks with his mother at SouthLake Weir nursing a severe attack ofgrip He returned home today

Mr and Mrs G H Casler of SyraI cure N Y accompanied by Mr Rey¬

nolds of the same city who have beenvisiting their Ocala friends Mr andMrs R C Loveridge and taking in thewest coast of the state left today forEustis

SALESMEN WANTED Sell retailtrade your locality 65 per monthand expenses to start or commission I

Experience unnecessary HermingsenI

Cigar Co Toledo Ohio

The Fitzgerald Company was beforethe mayor this morning for not remov ¬

ing the obstructions in front of D WTompkins livery stable The fine wassuspended with the promise on thepart of the company that they wouldremove same which they are doing invery instance as fast as they can

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Menards Croup Suet rubbed well onthe chest and throat is very effective

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2c at the Postoffice Drugstore-

The vitrified brick pavment will beextended one block north on Magnoliastreet instead of being carried a blockwest between the Variety and Ocala

I Seed Store

Foleya Honey and Tar cures themost obstinate coughs and expels thecold from the system as it is mildlylaxative It Is guaranteed The gen ¬

uine is in the yellow package Soldby all dealers

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HITEOF

GOODS EMBROIDERIES

WAISTS LACES

LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

50 pcs 40inch soft French Nainsopk at I 5c100 pcs sheer India Linon at J5000 yds asst patt embroidery and insertion at 5c5000 yds asst patt embroidery and insertion at lOc 4

1000 doz val laces and insertion at 50c dozMe

ABOVE ITEMS ARE BELOW REGULAR COSTt

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We have opened our new lines in Spring Wash GoodSwisses Batiste Zephyr Voiles and Linens

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GARRETTS ADDRESS WANTED-

If any of the state papers know thepresent whereabouts of the printer ZD Garrett this office will very muchappreciate the information The Star I

Ocala Fla

AN INTERESTING POINT OF LAW

The question as to whether or not aman has a legal right to withdraw hisname from a petition after he hassigned it is a right serious proposition-In our opinion the mere signing a slip-of paper authorining the withdrawal-of

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his name will not hold good and I

that in order to hedge he will be I

forced to appear before the commis ¬

sioners either in person or by dulyattested affidavit protesting against-the use of his name and evenin thatevent it is entirely in the province of i

the commissioners as to the nullifica ¬

tion of his former acts JacksonvilleFloridian

A DANGEROUS OPERATION-

Is the removal of the appendix by a j

surgeon No one who takes Dr Kings j

New Life Pills is ver subjected tothis frightful ordeal They work soquietly you dont feel them They i

cure constipation headache bilious ¬

ness and malaria 25c at TydingsCos drugstore I

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James J Bailey and his wife show I

people on the Range at the TampaFair got into a row Sunday afternoonin their room The husband assaulted

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his wife threw her to the floor took708 from her stocking then placing-

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shoe on her neck removed her I

diamond earrings valued at 400 and1

made for the fair grounds His wifeinvoked the said of the police and dis¬

covered her husband but he did nothave the diamonds and only 67 ofthe money left His wife relented andsaid her husband was a good fellowand as she was a jolly good fellow-too she decided not to be too hard-on him and assured the court that thetrouble all arose over Tampa and itsvillianous whisky She said that shehad traveled all over the UnitedStates and that Tampa had the worstwhisky she ever saw

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The editor of the Memphis TennTimes Writes 411n my opinion Fo

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leys Honey and Tar is the best rem-edy

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for coughs colds and lung trou-ble

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and to my own personal knowl ¬

edge Foleys Honey and Tar has ac ¬

complished many permanent cures I

that have been little short of marvel-ous

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Refuse any but the genuine inhe yellow package Sold by all dealers I

Sheriff Bowden of Jacksonville did-

a fine piece of dot > ctiv > work in Tam ¬

pa the other day by finding diamondsvalued at SGOO which a month ago

Iwere stolen in Jacksonville A negro

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woman stole them a negro mangambled on thorn and lost them to awhite cardsharp who in turn pawned

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them They were purchased by aI white woman and recovered from herI

I CASTORFor Infants and Children

The Kind You Have Always BoughtI

Bears che-

Electric

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smoothing Irons the finest1 thing ever invented for the home Ev¬

ery woman should have one in thehouse Call and see them at Tucker

Mathews electrical storer

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OCALA HOUSE>

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CAFEWe have again opened our Cafe in

connection with our business and wialways have on hand everything us ¬

ually kept in a firstclass place sucK tf

asOYSTERS IN ALL STYLESWESTERN STEAKSHAM AND EGGS

lFISH AND GAME IN SEASONCHICKEN TO ORDER

Give us a call and we guarantee yougood service reasonable prices and-o

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