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JCOTUBES FOR RENT

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MARION REALTY COMPANYp r

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We tire prepared to fill your orders for cementjL work of whatever kind

E Manufacturers of cement brick building blocks

f hexagon and octagon blocks and all kinds of pav-ing

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material We employ pkilled workmen andour motto is to please

Temporary quarters phone 256

JAMES MOORHEAD MGR

WHAT A BANK DOESV There are many ways in which it serves the

Jtt public but the one now most valuable per-haps

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is to help with loans We will meet theneeds of conservative borrowers

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T T Munroe Pres Z C CIiamLliss V Pres A E Gerig Cashier

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THE FURNITUREHOUSEOF McIVER MacKAY

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The only louse in Central Florida that Completely

Finishes the Home Carries at all Times Hit Latest andlest ia Furatiure Keeping up with the times and JustWhat the People Want

r Also carries a Complete Line of Builders and Shell

fI Hardware Carriages Wagons Buggies Harness Saddles Etc

Ltek over onr Stock and get our prices before yon

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AM immense stock oi Reliable Wagtos Buggies Cartsg1j nil Carriages carried at all times

S Haraess Saddles Lap Robes Whips and all itemsyr carried by firstclass house of this kind bought ii qnaif-

itfesi iron the factories and always in stock at the veryt l west pricesf 7 We can save you money on your purchases be they

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COLLEGE iFLORIDAS OLDEST COLLEGEt I +

f COLLEGE ACADEMY AND SCHOOLS OF MUSIC EXPRESSION-FINE ARTSy DOMESTIC AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND 1-

i BUSINESS ii t Carnegfe Hall and third mens dormitory now completed electric t-

t lights steam and furnace heat large faculty perfect health condi ¬

X tions fino gymnasium athletic fields boating tennis courts golf links 4baseball football anti basketball teams champions of Florida In 1909 X

t Nearly a quarter of a million dollars endowment expenses moderatescholarships available Christian but undenominational stands for

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OCALA OCCURRENCES

Mr and Mrs Chas D Gamble ofWlldwood are at the Ocala House

Lots of nice fat hens at Rowes Lit-tle Bonanza

The Montezuma Hotel had 30 arri ¬

vals yesterday

Edward rrt market will close at3 p m on Thursdays

There were 35 arrivals at the OcalaHouse yesterday

Planks Chill Tonic guaranteed tocure chills and fever 25 cents

Mr L Wimberly of Santa Fe isat the Montezuma

Hudnuts Dental xe Tooth Powderjust in at the Court Pharmacy-

Mr Jas D Stewart of Jacksonvilleis at the Montezuma

Peroxide Cream for the complexion-at the Court Pharmacy-

Mr J V Kennedy of Eustis is atthe Montezuma

Charley Cleveland is doing typewrit-ing

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in County Supt BrlnsonVt office-

A new line of popular priced booksjust In at the Ocala News Co-

Ir W J Grimes of Macon is amonglast nights arrivals at the Montezuma-

Lots of nice fat liens at Rowes Lit-tle

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Bonanza

Mr R J Knight of Crystal River isat the Montezuma

5 or 6 dose 666 will cure any caseof Chills and Fever Price 25c

Mr C R Poole of Macon is at theMontezuma

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I Planks Chill Tonic guaranteed tocure chills anti fever 25 cents

G T Nelson of Coleman is at theMontezuma

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Harry Walters hall the misfortuneto sprain his ankle at the baseball

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game yesterday-

Have

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you seen the new visible FaySholes typewriter R C Davis Cogeneral agents-

Mr J M Shaw a well known Wild-wood citizen is a guest of the Mon-tezuma

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If you shave yourself call at theCourt Pharmacy and ask to see thenew safety razor

Will Marlow and family will leavetomorrow for West Florida wherethey will spend their vacation

When in need of stationery BO to astationer The Ocala News Co is thconly stationery store in Ocala

Dr S H Blitch was called to Car-tel

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this morning to confer with DrVeal in the case of a patient there

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The Court Pharmacy has an uptodate line of toilet articles and invitesyour inspection

I Messrs G W Franklin and L HWillis of Evlnston are among the ar-rivals

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at the Ocala House

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

I Mrs D B Morrison and Mr andMrs H W McMillan of Morristonare guests of the Ocala House today

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VIe hava the nicest line of hair-brushes combs and other toilet arti-cles

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in the city Tydings Co

Mrs Archie Mclver returned yester-day

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from Irvine where she visited hersister Mrs John L Davi-

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The Ocala Gas Engine Works willhave another carload of Buicks here-in a few day-

sAntlGermanthe ideal disinfectant-The Court Pharmacy can supply youwith this elegant preparation when Inneed

Messrs R E Yonge Son will soonhave another carload of Maxwell run ¬

abouts

Bear in mind we carry a full lino ofStaffords anti Carters inks alsofountain pens from 1 up at the OcalaNews Company

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Mclver MacKay will receive theirsecond carload of Jackson automobiles-in a short while

ine candles fresh stock Schlessingers best in pounds and halfpounds at Ballards news and fruitstand

Messrs Geo D Young A B Phil-lips

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and L A Elkins of St Augustine-are at the Ocala House

Dr and Mrs L Colson of St Peters ¬

burg are guests of the Ocala HouseThey are attending the meeting of thedentists-

We have a most exquisite line offancy Imported china In many dif¬

ferent pieces The AntiMonopolyDrugstore-

Jim Howell is making an exhibit ofalfalfa at the Commercial Bank Its-a fine bunch and is the third cutting-of the season

The prescription department Is themain stay of any drugstore Accuracyreliability promptness and pure drugshave made this department of ourbusiness one of the largest in thecountry Send us your prescriptions I

Tydings Co

Many of our citizens are driiIng to-

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Brights disease by neylejtlnsymptoms of kidney and bladdertrouble which Foleys Kidney Uiinc iy I

will quickly cure Sold by all drug-gists

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The editor of the Star acknowledgesa beautiful steel engraved invitationfrom the city of Seattle Wash to at¬

tend the AlaskaYukonPacific Expo-sition

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The Invitation was signed bythe mayor John F Miller and the pres ¬

ident of the city council H C Gill

DR POWERS QUITE SICK-

A telegram was received this morn¬

ing by Mr F E Harris from hisdaughter Mrs W H Powers at Try-on X C stating that Dr Powers wasquite sick and she would bring himhome immediately unless Mrs Harriscould come to them Mrs Harris lefton the 1 oclock A C L train to bewith her son and daughter They willmore than likely bring Dr Powershome Ocala has never had a youngcitizen more popular as a man or Inhis profession than Dr Powers andthe entire community sympathizes-with the family in his illness and sin ¬

cerely hopes that he will soon recover

CONCERT THIS EVENING-

The following program will be ren-dered

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by the Metropolitan Band thiseveningMarch High PrideJ C HeedSelection The Burgomaster Gustav

LudersFlower song Hearts and Flowers

Theo M TobaniMedley selection The Black Brigade

E BeyerIntermission

March Noisy BillOverture Poet and PeasantFr Von

SuppeFantasia Long Long Ago baritone

solo by F E Mathews HPrendiville-

Bits of Remicks HitsJ B LampeA E Gerig Director

The wideawake TimesUnion rep-resentative

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in Ocala Mr C R Kregeralways eager to promote and advertisethe advantages of this section willhave a special doublepage in the 4thof July number of the TimesUnionwhich will be issued Sunday June 27

One page will contain a completewriteup of Ocala and Marion countyand will show the vast resources andadvantages of this section The otherpage which is to be devoted to adver-tising

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matter will be printed in twocolors This issue of the TimesUnion will be a very attractive oneand will bf sent to all parts of theUnited States It will be a good ideafor our people to avail themselves ofthis opportunity and aid Mr Kreger-in advertising our city and county

Three cents will fan you for tenhours Get one of those 8inch Wes-tinghouse fans from H W Tucker-

Mr Grace of Citrus county and amember of the late legislature was Intilt city today

Look over our line of toilet prep ¬

arations We are quite proud of thefine stock Perfumer powders andsoaps of the finer grades TydingsCompany

Miss Maggie Lytle and little sistercame up from Stanton today to seetheir father who is in the hospital Heis much improved

There is no better stock of finewriting papers in the city than wecarry Come In and look It over ifyou want something really nice Ty ¬

dings Co

Mr Guy Tuph of the MontezumaHotel is quite 111 having been takensuddenly last night while on duty atthe desk He is resting easy this aft-ernoon

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The opticians Messrs James and PRoth of Philadelphia are again in ourcity and are registered at the Montuzumu They expect to locate here

The pride of the Court Pharmacy Isits prescription department Puredrugs only are used which are select-ed

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by men of experience

We had a pleasant call this morn ¬

ing from our old time friend DrJames Chace of Jacksonville but for-merly

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a resident in Ocala but whonow holds a prominent place in hisprofession in the metropolis of thestate

Your prescriptions when left at the1 Court Pharmacy are compounded-from pure and fresh drugs Phone uswoll call for and deliver your pre-scriptions

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EXPERIENCED SALESWOMANWANTED AT THE GLOBE

Wanted at once an experienceddrygoods saleswoman Must know tht

Ibusiness Salary no object Apply atthe Globe Ocala Fla

FAN BARGAINSAn tIghtinch Westinghouse electric-

fan that is positively guaranteed toburn only three cents worth of elec-tricity

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in ten hours steady runningSee them at once H W Tucker theelectrical supply man

Foleys Honey and Tar is especiallyrecommended for chronic throat andlung troubles and many sufferers frombronchitis asthma and consumption-have found comfort and relief by us ¬

ing Foleys Honey and Tar Sold byall druggists

SKILLED PAINTING-I am prepared to take any Job of

painting no matter how large or howsmall or how fine the work desiredmay be I have the material brushes-and knowledge to paint and do itright Houses painted inside and outGraining gilding hard oil finishingvarnishing and lettering and signpainting Taste and skill guaranteedAddress P O Box 135 or leave word-at the Star office K W FillyawOcala Fla tf

HOUSE FOR RENTFor rent an eightroom residence-

well located on South Third streetApply to F W Ditto or to Guy Toph-at the Montezuma hotel

3 CENTS FOR 10 HOURS RUNNING

How is that This is not an auto-mobile

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but one of those new 8inchWestinghouse electric fans that Ihave just received Let me place oneor two of them in your home or onyour desk H W Tucker the elec-trical

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supply man

SPECIAL EARLY BREAKFASTS-Those wishing extra early break ¬

fasts can get same at the Elk Cafe aseay as 420 if they desire-

e do not knov of any other pillthat Is as good as DeWitts LittleEarly Risers the famous little liverpills small gentle pleasant and surepills with a reputation Sold by alliruggists

PIANO TUNING-Ten years experience References

any music teacher In Ocala anymusic house in Jacksonville Phone328 A M Lansford city 18tf

FENOLEInsect Destroyer and Disinfectant

Instant Death to Bed Bugs Fleas

Roaches Mosquitoes and Flies De-

stroys

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Germs and Sterilizes the Eggs-

of Insects Foul Odcrs are Purified by

Its Use

In Quarts HalfGallon and GallonCans

SPRAYERS FOR USE OF SAME

TEAPOT GROCERYIN-

CREASE YOUR LIGHTS-I have Just received a lot of the

celebrated Halophane glass shades forelectric lights These shades increaseyour light power 75 per cent Trythem H W Tucker the electric sup ¬

ply man

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YOUR APPEARANCEI Will not suffer Jf you have to wearspectacles

They are improving to most peo-

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looks when fitted by one whounderstands how

Your eyesight is too precious toneglect You owe them all the at-

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and care that they may needThe Get Careful Attention Here

DR D M BONEYEyesight Specialist

Ocala FlaOffice hours 9 to 12 a m and

130 to 430 p m Optical officeand laboratory rooms 2 and 4 Garyblock

PHYSICIANS ANNOUNCEMENT-

I take this method and opportunityto announce to the people of Ocala andvicinity that I have opened an officeas physician and surgeon In suite 223 second floor Holder block Ocala FlaShall do a general practice payingspecial attention to obstetrics diseases-of women and children Calls madepromptly night or day Phone Nosoffice residence 333 office hours9 to 1130 a m 130 to 4 p m 7 to8p m Respectfully

I F E McClane M DNote Shall devote the morning of-

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I hours of Tuesday and Friday ofeach week to free consultation to thepoor and needy

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

I Conventions held every Mon-day

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evening In Castle Hallover Peysers store A cordial

welcome to visiting knightsSidney Halle C C

Chas K Sage K of R and S-

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Tulula Lodge No 28I O O F meets ev-

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Tuesday evening-in Yonges Hall Visiting brothers al-

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welcomeW C Blanchard N O

M M Little Secretary

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TAL NO 1814 F OEMeets every first and

bird Wednesday evenIng at 815 oclock Visiting brethrenalways welcome-

F W Ditto PresidentW C Moore Secretary

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4i MarionDunn Lodge-No 19 meets in the

i temple on the first andthird Tnursday even

Ings of each month Visiting brotherscordially Invited J A BouvIer W M

W V Wheeler Secretary

OCALA CHAPTER NO 13 R A M

Regular convocations of the OcalaChapter No 13 R A M on the 4thFriday in every month at 8 p m

N I Gottlieb H PJake Brown Secretary

OCALA LODGE-

NO 286

BPOEM-eets second Tuesdayevening In each monthuntil October Visit ¬

ing brethren always welcomeBradford Webb Exalted Ruler

Stephen Jewett Secretary

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Next regular monthly meeting willbe held Friday evening July 9th at730 oclock In Yonges Hall Visitingsovereigns are always welcome-

M M Little C CChas K Sage Clerk-

SALESMAN WANTEDTraveling and resident salesman to

handle a fast selling active and wide ¬

ly demanded specialty Very Iracommission International Paint Man-ufacturing

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Co Richmond Va

The Ocala News Co are agents forthe celebrated Hawkes glasses Wecan fit you Give us a trial

C J PHILLIPSContractor and Builder

Plans and Specifications FurnishedUpon Request

129 South Third StPhone 130 OCALA FLA

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COIDUCTOH WAS LED

August Emanuel of the Scatarri FIJIUnder Wheels af His Train at

Summerfield

Bet midnight and daylight thismorning Conductor Emanuel on theS A L was run over and instantlykilled by his own train at Summerfield a few mlnles south of Ocala

I Captain Emanuel went through thiscity yesterday afternoon late and was

I shifting some cars at Summerfield for-t his train He was on the rear end ofthe train which was backing up at agood rate of speed when the air hosesprung a leak it is thought for some-thing applied the emergency brakesuddenly and gave the train such aJerk that the conductor was pitch-ed

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headfirst off the car in front of thetrain The wheels passed over himsevering the head entirely from thebody

Conductor Emanuel lived In Jack-sonville

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where he leaves a wife andfour small children He was one ofthe best liked men on the eaboard

I City Marshal DInkins who until thelast few days was section boss herefor the Seaboard says he has nevermet a man whom he liked better than

I Mr EmanuelI The unfortunate conductor workedIfor a number of years for the EastCoast Railway and was only promoted-to conductor on the Seaboard aboutsix months ago The remains wereshipped to Jacksonville for burial

THE FIRST HOLIDAY GOODS-

Mr Tex Martin of the Ocala NewsCo is probably the first Ocala mer¬

chant to receive a shipment of holi-day

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goods Mr Martin opened todaytwo large cases of nearly a thousand Icopies of pretty holiday books of all

Ikinds

IBAND CONCERT TONIGHT

I Dont fail to come out tonight andI hear the splendid concert the Metro-politan

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I Band will give in the open airfrom the band stand in honor of the

I visiting dentists in our city >

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THE PRIZE MELON-The

Iprize melon of the season as far

as we known is on exhibit at the Munroe Chambliss Bank The melon isperfect in shape and weighs exactly79 pounds It was grown by Mr J MMeffert at Lowell Mr Meffert hasweighed a number this season thatcame within the seventies-

The examining committee of schoolteachers certificates finished their la-bors

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yesterday Those on the com-mittee

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were Prof Herbert Spier DunI nellon and Misses Nellie Stevens andMargaret Taylor of Ocala Miss SarahMcCreery Ocala and Mr T J Ander-son

¬I of Levon secured first grade cer-tificates

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and those in the second grade-areI Miss Sue Haycraft Berlin and

J Mrs P H Perry Pedro There were10 certificates issued to those in thethird grade Of the colored teachersonly five out of seventeen receivedthird grade certificates and are HettieBagley Rueben Mitchell Jessie EMitchell E C McCantz and EquillaE Sharperson

C L BIttinger went over to Electrathis afternoon to take in the Sundayschool picnic at that place tomorrow-and make the assembled crowd a talkiHe will return by Eastlake and call onhis old friend Judge Wynne-

Mr H Thalgott the successful Dusnellon baker wqs In town yesterday-He was accompanied by his bright lit-tle

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daughter Minnie six years oldwho won two gold medals in herschool term

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Miss Mary Verdery of Jacksonvillea very pleasing young lady who wasthe guest of Mrs G R McKean re¬

turned home this noon She said shehad a delightful time in the BrickCity and regretted to leave the friends

I she made

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Mr E C Smith who spent severaldays in Tampa with his partner MrC V Roberts returned home yester-day

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The A R Harper Piano Co haa dis-posed

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of fotui pianos this week three-to Ocala parties and one to Mr Baskin of Anthony

Miss Jean Teague and Miss AdeleBittinger will return home tomorrow

I afternoon from Tampa where theywere guests of Miss Frances Chamb-ers

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I a charming young lady who for-merly

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Iresided in Ocala and was the I

schoolmate of those she entertainedThe visiting young ladles had a splen ¬

did time and heartily enjoyed the so-

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attentions paid them

Mrs Sallie Bell Croom and little sonHardy are on a visit to her brotherand sister Judge Joseph and MissDaisy BelL

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REXALLMr J M Meffert is a man who does

things and in proof of this there Is a74pound watermelon on display at SA Moses Bros fruit stand raisedby him

Hon E L Wartmann of Citra wasin Ocala yesterday afternoon on hisway to Lake county

Mr Ben Rheinauer is in a seriouscondition and autoists are requested topass around his house Dr Blitch wascalled into consultation yesterday withDr Xewsom We trust there will be aturn for the better In a day or two

Mrs Alfred E Owen and two prettydaughters left yesterday for Ohio topend the summer

Mrs John Young and three children-will leave Sunday for Virginia to spend-the remainder of the summer in themountains-

Mr and Mrs F B Hannah Jr ofLees urg Mr F B Hannah Srf andMrs I A Hannah of Umatilla areguests of the Ocala House attending-the state dental meeting

There were three cases in the may-ors

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court this morning and fines ag ¬

gregating J20 were assessed

Messrs George and Herbert Martincame up this afternoon from Eastlakewhere they are camping with MessrsWill and Curtis Crom They will re ¬

main over tonight to play with theband and return to the camp tomor ¬

row

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General Practice Calls Made PromptlyNiiht or Day

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Office Rooms 322 Holder BuildingSecond Floor Phones Office No SS3Residence No 333-

OCALA FLORIDAS

CHARLES D HDLBERT I D

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN ANDSURGEON

Office Second Floor The Mumroe ftChambliss Bank Building OcaJaFlorida

Telephones Office 222 Re ld aot221

Office HoursS to 12 a m 2 te 4 vsp m 730 to 830 p m-

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Located on North Main Stnear government building

Reasonable rates by theweek or month Firstclaatable board and comfortable-rooms

Mrs Rossie leSwar ProprietressPhone 17 Ocala P-

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BLUE WAGONSOCALA ICE AND PACKING CO

MEFFERT A TAYLOR

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e4FRESHHSHI receive daily snipments of choice

fresh and salt water fish of the bestvarieties I handle nothing but fish <

and handle them right

WM TUCKERPhont 219 City Market

THE COMMERCIAL

BARBERSHOPOpems lato the Lobby cf the Ocala

RoBeOffers the very best service of

skilled workmen with modem ap-pliances

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Strictly sanitary Electricfans electric maseagegHot RvBBivc Water at All TiauVINCENT C DETTERiCH tyuugef

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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

UHen ers iii EikaliusrsD E Mclver Alfred K Owe

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