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SAGA ELIZABETH RABBIS Local Editor

HAPPENINGS ABOUT TOWN

Sheriff Gordon is in Tampa on of ¬

ficial business

Mrs Hampton Chambers has gone-

to Orange Lake to spend a whileti Twenty pounds of sugar for 100

at the Fair x

Miss Daisy Duffin had the misfor-

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to lose a diamond ring the otherday

Mrs R B Blount and Miss SaraWhitfield have gone to Tampa to vis ¬

it the midwinter fair

Mr and Mrs Ellis Goolsby of Grahamville were in Ocala yesterday on-

a shopping expedition

t The Epworth League reading roomsI are being wired for electric lightsf Electrician Tucker has charge of theti work

k Mr C C Rawls of Montbrookwent down to Arcadia yesterday toarrange about shipping his crop of

ioranges

Mr J M Barco who has beeni spending the past week in Jackson ¬

ville and Live Oak on business re-

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home MondayI

Mr L D Stafford accompanied by-

a young son of Mr W H Dehonti left yesterday for Tampa to take in

the big fair

J Mrs James W Perry and littledaughter left yesterday for Dunnel ¬

1 lon where they will visit relatives-

for a few days j

Mr J D Pope after a two weekstussle with dengue was on our streetsfor the first time yesterday His was-

a serious case and his friends wereglad to see him up again

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When you want a pleasant physictry Chamberlains Stomach and Liver

e Tablets They are easy to take andproduce no griping or other unpleas-ant

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Ir1 J R Hewitt has purchased-the news and confectionery business

1 of Mr J R Martin and is making-some very nice improvements He

1seems thoroughly to understand the

r art of attracting tradeL

t Mr M J Roess and his friend MrFred Lewis went to Tampa Sunday

1fI night and will remain over to themeeting of the Shriners Mr Lewis

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has the reputation of being the young-est

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1 Shrintr in the United States

IlMr Charles Peyser was receiving-the congratulations of his friendsMonday on his advent into grand

i fatherdom A little girl was born toMr and Mrs B Seligman at theirhome in Columbus Ga Sunday

Mr E K Nelson Miss Edna Neli son Miss Annie Atkinson Mr Geo

S K Robinson Mr Chas Peyser MrLouis Horne Mr G A Pettaway-and Ralph Robinson have returnedfrom a visit to the fair All pro-

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Mrs W D Graham left Tuesday-for her new home in Asheville N C

much to the regret of her manyfriends here

Mr Thos Needham went down toLake Weir Monday put the finish ¬

ing touches on Mr F E Haskells-fine residence-

Mr and Mrs Ellison who have for-

Borne days been the guests of Mrand Mrs P R Lester are now taking-in the big fair at Tampa-

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H M Gothe whose sawmillwas burned at Summerfield sometime ago has bought a tract of tim ¬

ber land on the Withlacoochee river

Mr Handelsman of the BostonI

Store who has been quite sick forI the past six weeks left Monday forAtlanta to consult a specialist Hewas accompanied by Mr Marcus

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I Among the Ocala Woodmen who-I helped to celebrate Woodmen DayI at the Tampa fair were Messrsi Carter H Dame and Shorty HayesI

I Hillsboro camp has been making big-

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preparations for this occasion and weknow the choppers were royallyentertaine-

dIIB H Sands formerly superin ¬

tendent of the Ocala telephone com ¬

pany will leave today for Jackson ¬

ville to accept a position with theFlorida Electrical Supply company-Mr Sands has been spending the-

Mpast two or three weeks with rand Mrs F M Brown at SilverSprings u

Clarence Smith of OcklawahaAllen-Gibson of Grahamville L S Richer-of Gaiter J L Smith and daughters-of Berlin J T Hutchins Romeo JP Pillans Electra R E VishertLynne J D Bassett Floral City DHays Higley Donald Ferguson Ber-

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J A Grumbles and G P Bryan-

of Dunnellon were visitors to OcalaMonday

Many improvements have beenmade by Mr Crom at the Ocala postoffice Mail can now be obtained onSunday by calling at the postofliceAdditional lock bogies have been putin recently The interior of thepostoflice has been repainted MrCrom has been the recipient of manynice compliments from the businesspeople of Ocala on the manner of theservice he is giving the patrons ofthe postoffice Jacksonville Sun

Mr and Mrs H C Jones and littledaughter Mr R S Hall Mr R EYonge sr Mr Charles J Phil ¬

lips Mr and Mrs Jack Cutler Mrand Mrs B W Blount Mr and Mrs-

J D Robertson Mr and Mrs P C

Davis Miss Mattie Williams MissCarrie Williams Mrs J D PopeMrs G A Carmichael Miss EdnaCulverhouse of Ocala and Mr Law¬

rence Beck and Miss Alfa Beck ofFellowship and Mrs Holder of

Rochelle were among those who went-to Tampa Monday to see the fair

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FLORIDAI

THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATIONB-

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is a beautiful and time honored custom whichI sets apart one day in each year as a day of thanksgiv j

1 ing for the blessings material and spiritual which we-t

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as a people enjoy The year now nearing end hast I

been fruitful in blessings to the people of Florida theI intellectual and moral uplifting of our people is evi-

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Ii on every hand and the great material developI ment of the State is observed and commented upon by

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all thoughtful people prosperity prevails throughoutI

II the length and breadth of the State Labor has hadfull employment commerce has been in such volume

II as to almost choke the channels of trade no sicknessI I

of an epidemic character has afflicted our people ex ¬

I cept in one city and there its ravages have been lightI

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and its progress is now most mercifully stayed no-I

flood or other great calamity has been visited upon usI

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I Therefore following the example of the President I

I of the United States who has proclaimed the Thirtieth Ii

I i I day of November as a day of prayer and thanksgiv-ing

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II I to Almighty God the tiiver of all Good and Prec-

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Napolean B Broward Governor of the State of i

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I Florida do hereby proclaim and set apart II

j Thursday the Thirtieth day of November A D+ I

j I i 1905 as Thanksgiving Day

II i On that day let all our people suspend their usuali I

i vocations and in public and private give praise andI

I thanks to the Great Creator tor the Blessings we havei received at HIS Hands let our greatful hearts express 1

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1 thankfulness in acts of charity and benevolence to ¬I

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ward the suffering and needy the widow and orphan I

I I that these unfortunates inalso have cause for I

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Ii I thankfulness and rejoicing

I I In Testimony Whereof I have hereunto set nha-nd and caused to be affixed the Great Seal of theI

I State of Florida at Tallahassee the Capitol this theii

I I Fourteenth Day of November A D IOo-

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II H CLAY CRAWFORDI1

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i TUESDAY NIGHTS BLAZs-

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Stable and Barn of Geo K RobinsonBurnedPartially Covered by

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I Tuesday night about half past ninei oclock the whole northwestern por-tI tion of the city was illuminated with j

a light that had the appearance ofthe aureroborealis but was afterterward discovered to be the barn and i

i stable of Mr Geo K Robinson afireI The alarm was turned in and the j

fire companies hastened to the scenej ias quickly as possible but the fire j

had gained too much headway andI

it was impossible to save the build-

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Fortunately a stiff wind was blow-

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from the northeast which saved i

the dwelling aii ouhou eo from de-

struction-The buildings and a large quan-

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of hay and grain were burned tvaluawith very little damageMr Robinson says that when he

discovered the fire the entire backportion of the barn was in a blazeand that he has no idea how it originated He went immediately to workand rescued the horses mules andcows from the burning building andnothing live was burned except a veryvaluable and highly prized dog eventhe turkeys chickens and other fowlsbeing saved

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LOANS DEPOSITSI CONSERVATISM ACCOMMODATION

Petit Davis CapturedOfficer Hutson Saturday captured

Petit Davis the negro who last Sat ¬

urday night killed Ransom Miller in J

this cityDavis had been in hiding with rel ¬

atives near Montague since the kill ¬

ing of which fact the officers wereapprised several days ago but wereunable to catch him until yesterday I

morning He did not trust himself-in

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the home of the people with whomI

he was stopping but slept in a barnnear by and it was here Officer Hutson found him just betore daybreak I

Davis was brought to the city and t

lodged in the county jail He waived I

preliminary trial and will be held un ¬

til the December term of the circuit I

court when the grand jury will take t

up the caseI

The Beavers Meeting Friday RightThe Beavers met in regular session

Friday night with a full attendance-This is Ocalaa newest secret or¬

ganization and it is fast becomingIher most popular one They have

just moved into their new lodge I

rooms which are situated in the I

Gary building which have for the I

I past six weeks been undergoing I

thorough repairs i

The rooms have been furnished in II

the latest and most up to date styleThe lodge occupies three rooms oneof which is used for a meeting roomand the other two will be handsomely I

I furnished and a library and gyjnna I

I sium installed Jf I

Mr McAteer was initiated into the I

dam last night strengthening it i

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Bazar and SupperI

The ladies of Grace EpiscopalI

church propose giving a bazar andI I

supper at the armory on the eveningi

of December 11 next The bazars II

given by these ladies in the past havealways been successful because they-are gotten up on an elaborate and I

unique plan and they are makingstrenuous efforts to have the one nowin contemplation excel in uniqueness-and attractiveess any ever before

Iattempted The ladies are requestedI to have an early meeting for the pur-

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of discussing and agreeing uponplans

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vmore votes for the drys would havechanged the result We expect Dunn ¬

ellon to go a large majority wet andthe other precincts must overcome tthe Dunnellon majority Your vote-

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