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4 The paper Of the Pecyole lor the People and trv the PeopleVOL JLXXIX NO 45 OCALA FLORIDA FRIDAY APRIL 21 1905r BOLLah A YEAR

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DRUG STORE

idA ELIZABETH EAEEIS Local Editor

HAPPENINGS ABOUT TOWN-

Mr C W Josephs of Clearwater-is in the city

Mr and Mrs D S oodrow wentdown to Woodmar yesterday-

MrB °t Will Tydings of Dunnellon is

Ispending a few days visiting relativeshere

Mr H H Whetstone has accepted-

the position of night clerk at theOcala House

Mr E M Howard returned Wed

k nesday from a business trip to themetropolis

Messrs H A Charles and D C

Martin of Oxford were among theyn

visitors to Ocala Wednesday-

Mr W C Knight of Crystal

River was among the business men

in Ocala Wednesday-

Past the middle of April and fires

r still comfortable How is that for

Florida spring weather

The Rifles spent several hours yes-

terdayc on the rifle range east of town

Claude Gates made the best scoreI

Mrs Hampton Chambers will leave

today for Macon Ga and from therea

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< she will go to North Carolina to spend

i the summer

It Mr V E osiiot came up from

L Lake Weir yesterday on business and

f says his section is shipping about two

carloads of onions a week

l Mr Sam Pooser who has been on

the sick list for some weeks is out>

again and has gone to south Florida-

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to resume his work

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It is said that the city street sprink-

ler presents a beautiful appearanceS since being painted Many Uc aligns

are from Missouri-

Go to the ball game this afternoon

Iff and help a good cause The pro-

ceeds

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F will be donated to the Ladies

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Cemetery association

Jr The attractive line of rugs now be ¬

ing shown by Pittmaii C Son thefurniture men is uptonow Go

yr and seeMr Claud Smith of Jacksonville-

one of the New York Life Insurance 1

companys most successful solicitors-

is in the city on business-

Mr

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J B Curton representing theI

rY Tampa branch of the Southern Music

House is in the city on businessEmlll

is registered at the Montezuma 1

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The warehouse of the T W SmithCompany on North Magnolia streetis now completed and is being filledwith goods-

The pretty residence of Mr andMrs Thos J Owen on North Mag-

nolia

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street is being much improved-

by a new coat of paint

Now is the time you will be want¬

ing to hang new shades on your win¬

dows and you might look a long-time

jbefore you found anything pret

tier at as low prices as the ones being i

t shown by Pittman R Son the furni

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A splendid 100 oak bedroom suitwill be sold until May 1st for 85 cashby Pittman d Son the furniture menA real bargain

Read the new advertisement ofthe Florida Plumbing ElectricalCompanythen try the merits ofthe Standard sanitary appliances

MrJC B Tankersley Sumter coun ¬

tys authority on vegetable growingI and its kindred industries is in theI city on businesst

Mr Robert H Sanders the husI

tlingest clothing salesman in thisI section of the country came up from-II Dunnellon Wednesday on businessI Mr W D Whetstone is confined tof his home with a severe attack of lagrippe or something akin to it We

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I trust he will be up and about againshortly-

Mr W M Gist of McIntosh oneof the most successful truckers and

i stock raisers in Central Florida is inthe city today

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I It now turns out that the Pruden ¬

tial committee solicited that 100000gift from Mr Rockefeller and thenmade a fuss about his responding to

rI their request-

Mr Fred Marean of Tampa isvisiting his parents Dr and Mrs W

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H Marean at their home on NorthMain street He is recovering from

I fromla two weeks attack of feverI Mr W C Bull made flying busii nesstrip to Ocala from Crystal RiverI Wednesday He reports everythingon the move the coming county seat

j of Citrus countyI

Mr Pratt Morris who has for sev-

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years been one of the OcalaFoundry and Machine Works valued

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machinists 1ate Saturday for Au ¬

gusta Ga his former home

I Mr C W Maxwell of Jackson-ville

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i after a few days visit to hisI son Mr George Troupe Maxwell in

i this city returned home yesterdayfi I1s1 C Dosh and little sont

j Nelson will leave in a few days fori Montezuma Ga to spend the sum-

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with relativesl

Ocalas delegation to the meeting-of thej Rebekahs at Gainesville re ¬

turned home yesterday They werei Mrs Jake Brown Mrs Herbert C

Jones Mrs C L Bittinger and Mrs I

Summers i

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The funeral of the late Mrs M EMcConnell will take place this morn-

ing at 10 oclockb from the Presbyte-rian church Rev Henry W Little I

will conduct the service

Postmaster John T Lewis of MossBluff attended the meeting of thepostmasters league here yesterdayHe was accompanied by his two I

bright little sons John T Jr andIrl

Mr J A Jordan who represents-the Cable company in south Floridacame up from Tampa yesterday andhad hardly gotten the Tampa dustfrom his clothes before he sold twoof his companys be pianos Noth-ing

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SlOW about the Cable man

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Talliaferro Elected SenatorU D C

Invited to Attend Celebratio onMay 2nd

I Special to the Ocala Banner I

Tallahassee April 19Hen JamesI P Talliaferro was today elected Uni-

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States senator from Florida by aj joint session of the legislature Hemade a strong speech of acceptancewhich was enthusiastically receivedby both members and visitors

The legislature today by concur ¬

rent resolution extended to the va-

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chapters of the Daughters ofthe Confederacy of the state an invi¬

tation to be in Tallahassee on May 2

to assist in the celebration of the re ¬

turn of the battle flags F E n-

At the Christian ChurchLast evening at the Christian

church Evangelist E L Frazierpreached from a beautiful oil paint-ing

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chart a sermon on the Three I

Great Religions of the BibleHe said no one can read the scrip-

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understandingly who does notcatch this thought that three sepa ¬

rate religions have been given toman He then showed that the firstreligion given was the Patriarchal-and continued 2500 years

At Mt Sinai the Jewish religion-was given with its ten commandments-and Sabbath day and Levitical priest-hood

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Then the Christian religion wasgiven Man had religion 4000 yearsbefore the Christian religion wasgiven Patriarchal and Jewish relif I

ions were before the cross and the I

Christian religion is after the crossPreaching the gospel the Christian

church Christian baptism the LordsSupper the Lords Day and worshipthrough Christ are all after the cross

There were no Christians in thePatriarchal and Jewish ages Theywere true servants and worshipers ofGod and were saved

The evangelist showed that theSabbath came to an end and the

Lords Day became the sacredday and insisted that Christiansshould be more careful to keep theday religiously than the Jews wereto keep their Sabbath

The Christian religion is the lastand will continue until the end oftime

For tonight Evangelist Frazier willpreach on the subject Home of theSoul Be sure to hear him

Church Tea

The ladies of the Home Mission society of the Methodist chuich gaveanother delightful silver tea at thearmory yesterday afternoon

Mrs Long Mrs Chambers MrsHilburn and Mrs Clyatt stood at thedoor and welcomed the callers

Cream and cake was served by abevy of girls and Mrs Harris andMrs Graham presided at the fancywork table

Quite a pleasant feature of the af¬

ternoon was the instrumental music-of Misses Jessie Palmer Mary An-

derson¬

Harrington and Violet Har¬

ris and Mrs Melver J

About twenty dollars was taken in j

at the door as a free will offering and J

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at the fancywork table fourteen dol-

lars were realized-

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Pleasant Fishing Trip j

Mr and Mrs A A Winer yester-day

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gave their guests a pleasant drive i-

to Silver Springs whera they spentthe day fishing The party consisted I

of Mrs L J Lummus Mrs diners I

mother Miss Amy Winer and Miss iI

Maud Craft of St Louis and FredWiner the handsome little son of thehost and hostess Miss Craft usedher camera quite extensively during-the

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day taking the party from allpoints of the compass All spent apleasant day and the strangers arehigh in their praise of the wonders of I

Silver Springs-

Mr T D Bryan returned homeyesterday from Gainesville where he1has been attending the grandmeeting of the Knights of Pythias

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I CITY COUNCIL MEETING

Health dlnance Introduced CitysOutstanding Debts Being Rapidly

Taken Up

The city council held its regularsemimonthly meeting at the cityhall Tuesday night all present ex-

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Alderman Carmichael thefourth ward

The regular bills were audited andordered paid

An ordinance proposed by the cityboard of health giving them certainpowers etc was introduced and re ¬

ferred to the judiciary committee-The clerk was instructed to write

letters to all the physicians practic-ing

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in Ocala requesting them tolJemore prompt in making mortuary re ¬

portsMr Ford chairman of the finance

committee reported that the officersreports for March had been examin-ed

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and approved j the city treasurerhas arrange 1 for the increase in bondrecently ordered j the Barnett judg ¬

ment against of the city amounting-to over 3000 has been paid j about15000 in city scrip has been re ¬

deemed to date

An ordinance regulating the speed-

of automobiles on the streets to tenmiles an hour and prohibiting any¬

one under the age of fifteen yearsdriving an automobile passed its sec¬

ond and third reading and will be¬

come a law in ten days after themayor signs it In the discussion ofcertain sections of this ordinanceseveral remarks bordering on per¬

sonal were indulged in by two of thel

city fathersThe light and water committee was

authorized to engage the further ser¬

vices of experts on the specificationsI for the new light plant if it is thoughtnecessary

I The matter of fixing salaries and-I bonds of city officers for the year be-

ginningi

in June was deferred to nextI

meeting-

TheI

fire committee made a lengthyreport on the matter of the proposed

I auxillary fire department This or¬

I ganization is to be known as thespecial department of the city fire de¬

I partment to be under the control ofthe regular department and to con ¬

sist of seventeen members more orless as the council may see fit thesemembers to receive 50 cents per hour

I for actual service at fires and medi-cal

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I attention at the expense of theI city in case of injury while on dutyi The officers are to consist of assis-

tant¬

chief assistant foreman fireI marshal deputy fire marshal wagon-er

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and secretary and treasurer antiall members must submit to exami ¬

nation as to their physical ability toact as firemen The special depart-ment

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is to have the use of the firehall for holding its business meet-ings The city attorney was instruct-ed

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to draw up an ordinance on theabove lines and submit same to thecouncil next meeting

There being no further business thecouncil adjourned to next regularmeeting night

JBallards Horehound SyrupImmediately relieves hoarse crou

dy cough oppressed rattling raspingand difficult breathing Henry CStearns Druggist Shulisburg Wiswrites May 20 1902 HI have beenselling Ballards Horehound Syrup fortwo years and have never had apreparation that has given better satisfaction I notice that when I sell abottle they come back for more I canhonestly recommend it7 25c oOcand

100 Sold by all Druggists m

The BrownBaskin CaseThe following gentlemen left Tues¬

day over the Seaboard for Tallahas-see

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as witnesses in the BrownBaskin-case which is now being heard by the

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senate committee on privileges andI

elections General Robert BullockMessrs H W Long L p MillerHenry Gordon John M GrahamMaurice Strauss Hampton Sv Cham ¬

bers George G Mathews and FrankHarris The other witnesses fromthis county went up last night

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PRESBYTERY AT MCINTOSH

Rev C M Gordon Elected ModeratorI Rev T P Hay Preached

Opening SermonSpecial to the Ocala Banner

I Mcliitosh Fla April 19The Pres¬

bytery of Suwanee met here Tuesdayaccording adjournmentat 730 pm

At the request of the retiring mod ¬

erator Elter J T Owen of the firstchurch of Jacksonville Rev T PHay of Gainesville preached theopening sermon

j After the sermon the Presbytery-was constituted with prayer by Elder

IOwen Rev C1 Gordon was elect-ed

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moderator of tlle present sessionand Rev Paul F Brown recording-clerk

Rev L W Waddel D D ofCherokee Presbytery Synod of Geor¬

gia and Rev R L Meily of theI Presbytery of Baltimore were in-

vited¬

J to seats as corresponding mem ¬I bers

Tlfe Presbytery then adjourned un-

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830 Wednesday morningWEDNESDAY

After a half hour spent in devo ¬

tional exercises business was re ¬

sumedThe reports made from the various

churches were encouraging showinggreat increases in contributions andgrowth in membership-

A recess was then taken until 2oclock in the afternoon

Serious Stomach Trouble Cured-I was troubled with a distressed in

my stomach sour stomach and vom ¬

iting spells and can trcthfully sayChamberlains Stomach and LiverTablets cured me Mrs T V WilliaHs Lainsburg Mich The tablets-are guaranteed to cure every case ofstomach trouble of this character-For sale by Antimonopoly drugstore m

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