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IEVENING STARC L BITTINGER CO

C L Bittinger and R R CarrollProprietors and Publishers-

C L BITTINGER

i2 Editor and General Manager

R CARROLLCity Editor and Business Manager

ISRAEL AND THE TORAH

The following beautiful address wasdelivered by Master Raphael Risenon the anniversary of his thirteenthbirthday at a public confirmation onthe 5th of September at the home ofhis parents Mr and Mrs Risen No1722 Northwest avenue Baltimore-Md at which Important family eventMrs Ed Carmichael of Ocala was theguest of honor It was a brilliantgatherlner

My Dear Parents and Friends This-Is the most important day of my lifeFor today I am admitted into theBrotherhood of Israel Today I be ¬

come a fullfledged Jew and there ¬

fore I take upon myself the dutiesand responsibilities that rest upon ev¬

ery member of the House of Israel Nolonger may I be a thoughtless childthat knows not and cares not for any-thing

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better than the pleasure and thesatisfaction of the moment From to ¬

day on 1 must always be conscious ofthe grand privilege that I possess Inbeing a Jew and I must try to provemyself deserving of this great blessingand of the many other blessings thathave been showered upon me fromthe first moment of my life

What a glorious thing it is to belong-to that people that has given theworld such great and valuable gifts

How proud should he be that bearsthe name Jew For what other race ornation is there than can say as IsraelcanI have been a blessing to man ¬

kind What other people have giventhe world that which alone can makethe world happy the belief In the oneonly God the ten commandments thelaw of morality of justice of good ¬

ness and of loveThis thought my friends the thought

of the greatness of my people fills myheart with pride and gratitude I amhappy to belong to that undying racethat has been the teachers of man ¬

kind I am proud to be a member pfthat people which In spite qf cruel op ¬

pression and relentless hatred hasshown to the world an example of de-

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to God and of love to man Iam thankful to bear the name of thenation that has preferred to suffercontempt malice and martyrdomrather than give up its beautiful Idealsand which under all circumstances-has been distinguished for moralitysobriety for Its beautiful home life itssublime spirit of love and charity its Ilpatriotism Its faith

May I prove myself worthy of the I

privilege of belonging to the JewishI

people May my life be distinguished-by the same zeal for our religion by

p the same love for the beautiful ideals-of our Torah by the same spirit ofgoodness and benevolence that ourpeople has possessed throughout itslong history And may God continue-to bless me as he has done hithertowith health and t that I mabe able to carry out by resolutions todo my duty as a man as an American-and as a Jew

And you my dear parents whatcan I say to you to show my deepfeeling of gratitude for all you havedone for me How can I ever hope tothank you enough dearly belovedfather for the constant care and af-fection

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you have showered upon me allthese years And you dear mother-can I ever make any return for all thelove and tenderness which you haveshown me How shall I show my ap ¬

preciation and my love for you bothYou have been my true friends frommy childhood days You have beenmy advisors and Instructors Youhave tried to grant me every wish tosatisfy my every desire You haveworked and labored and hoped andprayed that I might grow up strongany happy Many an anxious daymany a sleepless night have you spentwatching over me tenderly when I laytossing on a bed of sickness Youhave rejoiced at my success you havegrieved at my disappointments Andevery moment of my life you are plan ¬

ning how to add to my happiness-how to Improve my health to make-of me a good and useful man aworthy son of Israel

For all this love for all this tenderscare my dear parents I cannot nopeto thank you enough I can only try

Ito deserve you love and your kindness-by trying to live as you Would wishme to live by endeavoring to become-a good man a true Jew May Qodreward you by blessing you and yourdear ones with long life health suc-cess

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and happiness And all thesefriends our country Israel and allmankind may the Lord bless withpeace prosperity and everlasting JoyAmen

SUMTER COUNTY TIMES SOLD

Mr J C B Koonce has sold theplant subscription list and good willof the Sumter County Times publish-ed

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at Sumterville to Mr S N Graham who will conduct the paper infuture Mr Koonces health was suchthat he could not Continue the busi-ness The Times Is one of the bestweeklies In the state and is a valuablepiece of property We ysh Mr Gra-ham

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abundant success with it

George Angell the venerable editor ofDumb Animals Boston is not pleasedwith either Taft or Bryan for presi-dent He does not like Taft because heproposes to carry out Roosevelts pol-icies

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and that means Wara thought-he cannot endure Mr Angell is forOliver Wendell Holmes as his presi ¬

dential choice

The pinder crop Is fine this year andmany of the farmers out Berlin wayare buying up hogs to fatten on thisfood Among those who will go large-ly

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into the business are Mabe PhillipsWilliam DeHon John FreyermouthMr Taylor and others Mr DeHonhas gone to Gulf Hammock to get thestock

For prompt relief in cases of weakt back backache inflammation of the

bladder urinary disorders kidneytroubles and rheumatic pains thereIs nothing as good as DeWltts Kidneyand Bladder Pills The effect of thesepills Is shown In a very little while

you will feel better the nextmorning as they act promptly Theyantiseptic Be sure you get De

Witts We sell and recommend themSold by AptlMonopolyDr-

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A SOCIAL IN TAMPA

Henry Blount was the guest of hon ¬

or yesterday evening at the home ofhis parents Mr and Mrs B WBlount on Plant avenue He is oneof the brightest members of the Jun-ior

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Baraca class of the First Baptistchurch and his guests last night werehis classmates and also the members-of the Junior Philathea class Therewere about twentyfive young peoplepresent and guessing contests merryconversation and social intercoursemade the time pass delightfullyTampa Tribune

Cards are out announcing the mar-riage

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of Miss Eudora Lee Campbell ofAtlanta to Mr Walter Lee Haynie ofthe same city The wedding will takeplace Thursday afternoon October 1stat the home of the brides mother No232 Capital avenue This hymenealevent has more than passing interest toa great many Ocala people because thefair bride was born and practicallyreared in this city Her father was thelate Charles Campbell who for manyyears was superintendent of the OcalaWater Company and a brother of thepresent manager Mr J A Campbell-The bride is a bright intelligent younglady possessed of many admirabletraits of character The groomtobe-is a promising young business man ofAtlanta

REUNION RATES

Round trip rates to the Tampa Con ¬

federate reunion from Ocala will be245

DEBS RED SPECIAL

Socialist Candidate Now Making aRailroad Tour of the Country

Sacramento Cal Sept 24Eugene-V Debs Socialist candidate for Presi ¬

dent who is touring the country in hisred special train will at least beat

the record for trips fo this kind McKinley once sped through the states-in a special train and so did Roose ¬

velt but neither covered as much ter-ritory

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as Debs will have done whenhis campaign ends

Mr Debs travels in a special of twocars and engine one being a combina ¬

tion day coach and baggage car andthe other a sleeper and dining carcombined It is called The Red Spe ¬

cial and it will travel 30000 milesbefore completing the trip It willmake 500 stops which are scheduled-and many others which conditions willarrange

The train left Chicago Aug 31 forthe West On Saturday Sept5 ithad arrived at Denver SaJida andLeadville Monday it was down inSalt Lake City and Ogden Utah Thenext day it arrived at Las Vegas Nevand San Bernardino Cal On Wednes-day

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Thursday and Friday it traveledup the California coast stopping atthe principal towns The train reach-ed

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this city Saturday Sept 12

From here It departed for theNorthwest and then a return to thenorthern tier of states just eastward

Carries Passengers-The Red Special carries hundreds-

of passengers every day Any person-is permitted to get on the train at anystop and ride as far as he likes at therate of 2 cents a mile Meals on thetrain cost 50 cents each There are

DAVID S WOODROW

REAL ESTATE

AND INVESTMENT-

SRooms 27 and 28s Holder Block

OCALA FLORIDA-

The man who waits for a provenproducing proposition before invest ¬

ing will always pay every cent thestock is worth Its the man who takes-a chance on the ground floor that real ¬

ly gets the cream Always investigate-and act with due caution but you willlose out entirely and every time if youwait for a cinch Equal parts ofnerve and common sense will be founda very palatable dose and a combina ¬

tion hard to beat-

If you want to buy a home in Ocala-I can offer you one of the very fewplaces on the market on Oklawahaavenue

Frontage is 96 feet and the lot runsback 480 feet House is one storycontaining five rooms kitchen andbathroom city water gas electric

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light and modern plumbing stableand servants house in yard Price2300 half cash and balance spread-

over three years-

If you want to build a store build ¬

ing to rent I have a lot on Fort Kingavenue between the Pittman building-and the new building just erected by

Guerrant Carmichael Frontage is43 feet by 110 feet deep The building-now on it is old but rents for enough-to pay interest on the investment

IPrice is 850-

OAKRIDGE lots on the Shady Grovehard road and within the city limits-can be bought for 75 to 90 100 feetfront by 125 feet deep 1070 cash and

1 per week Free deed in case ofdeath No taxes to pay until 1909 Mapand prices on application

WOODMAR This property is on themost beautiful lake in Florida on abluff which rises from 25 feet to 75feet above the level of the lake The-

A C L railroad runs between the edge-

of the lake and the bluff Four yearsago when I platted this property andoffered to sell lots I was laughed atby many and the word fool morethan once dropped in connection withthis property Try and buy back forme the lots I have already sold andcome and see me I have raised theprices once and will raise again untilanother Mr Flagler sees the beauties-of the place and then he can have itif he will pay the price The streets-are rll planted to shade trees and wat-er

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works installedgood water tooBuy a lot now You can buy on termsbut you cant buy them at a discountMap and prices on application

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Enamel Ware Sale

Monday and TuesdaySeptember 28 and 29

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We are putting ourentire line of

ENAMEL WARE-

on sale at greatlyreduced prices

Look at the win ¬

dow and considerthe quality

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Storeinto sleeping berths for these passen-gers

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but a firstclass day coach isprovided-

At every stop workers get on to ride-to the next and thus get into touchwith the train they sent out Everyafternoon passengers have been car ¬

ried from small stations to the citywhere an evening meeting is to beheld Debs and all the special trainparty and all their fellow workers whoboard the train for short trips havetheir meals together-

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practically every stop there hasbeen a crowd on hand to welcome theSocialist candidate There has been-no lack of enthusiasm at most of themeetings

School books and school supplies atthe Globe

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CASTOR IAf-or Infants and Children

The Kind You Have Always Bought

Bears the-

Signature ox aC9bI

DATE OF SCHOOL OPENING-

The Ocala High School will open-on Monday September 2Sth All pupilswho are entitled to examinations willplease come prepared to take them onMonday There will be a meeting ofthe school faculty on Saturday after¬

noon at 330 oclock at the schoolbuilding It is desired that everyteacher attend if possible-

J H Workman Principal

IT CANT BE BEATThe best of all teachers is experi ¬

ence C M Harden of Silver CityNorth Carolina says I find ElectricBitters does all thats claimed for itFor Stomach Liver and Kidney trou ¬

bles it cant be beat I have tried itI

and find it a most excellent medicine-Mr Harden is right its the best ofall medicines also for weakness lameback and all run down conditionsBest too for chills and malaria Soldunder guarantee at all drugstores 50c

HOUSEHOLD UUUUS fOR SALE-

An entire outfit of household goods-for saleall together or by the pieceApply at 112 North Second street

SICK HEADACHE-This disease is caused by a derange ¬

ment of the stomach Take a dose ofChamberlains Stomach and LiverTablets to correct this disorder andthe sick headache will disappear Forsale by all druggists

FOR SALEThree secondhand-iron enameled bath tubs 5 5A and 6

feet respectively also one enameled-foot bath All highly finished anddecorated outside Apply to PostofficeBox 20-

Healthy kidneys filter the impuri ¬

ties from the blood and unless theydo this good health is impossibleFoleys Kidney Cure makes soundkidneys and will positively cure allforms of kidney and bladder disease-It strengthens the whole system Soldby all dealers

When you want stationery go to astationery store The Ocala NewsCompany has the best and most uptodate line in Ocala

One of the worst features of kidneytrouble is that it is an insidious dis-ease

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and before the victim realizes hisdanger he may have a fatal maladyTake Foleys Kidney Cure at the firstsign of trouble as it corrects irreguIririlies and prevents Brights diseaseand diabetes Fold by all dealers

CALVARY

Rev M H Outland and wife spentlast Friday with Mr and Mrs Willard

Mr and Mrs A S J Wallace spentSunday with relatives at Martel

Mrs J W Morrison spent Saturdaywith her sister Mrs Dora Hall nearEellevSew

Mrs M E Wallace was a visitor toOcala Tuesday-

Mr A S J Wallace attended the WO W meeting at Martel Tuesday night

Harvesting corn seems to be the bus-iness

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of the farmers of this place

HOPPITY HOP

Are you just barely getting around-by the aid of crutches or a caneUnless you have lost a limb or have-a deformity your trouble is rheu ¬

matism lumbago sprain stiff joints-or anything of like nature use Ballards Snow Liniment and in no timeyou can throw away your crutchesand be as well as anyone Price 25c50c and 1 Sold by AntiMonopolyDrugstore

School books and school supplies atthe Globe

EXPECTS BRYANS ELECTION-

John W Gates is Inclined to BatAgainst Taft and Hughes

New York World-

At intermittent periods when thereporters were able to arouse himfrom the dejection caused by missing-the doubleheader baseball game be¬

tween the Giants and the Pittsburgs-on Friday John W Gates who ar ¬

rived yesterday on the belated Cunardliner Mauretania gave his views onstate and national politics

Hughes he prophesied will be de¬

feated by fully 150000 while Taftschances of winning the Presidential-race are in no sense bright

Republicans who are New Yorkerswhom I have talked with are not go ¬

ing to vote for Hughes you can gam ¬

ble on on that and from what I havelearned since I have been on theMauretania its a safe bet that thereisnt a Republican on the vessel whowill vote for his reelection

Question of Personal Liberty-

Its not a question of Hughessfight against the race track Its aquestion of personal liberty Why ifthis thing goes on a man who bets-a lady a box of gloves will have togo to jail Personally I dont carewhether horse racing is held in thiscountry or not It is the principle ofthe thing that is objectionable-

The financier declared that manyprominent Republicans he had comein contact with abroad showed a de ¬

cided apathy toward President Roose ¬

velts candidate Mr Taft chiefly be ¬

cause the latters election would es ¬

tablish a dangerous precedent where-by

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the nations Chief Executive would-pick his successor As far as he hadbeen able to learn Mr Gates saidthat prominent Republican financiers-had no fear of the financial outcome-in the event of Mr Bryans election

One prominent banker from Ohiohe said had told him positively that-if he registered this fall he wouldsurely vote for Bryan This samebanker had always been a stanch Re ¬

publican Mr Gates declared thatamong the American tourists at least85 per cent were Republicans andof this number fully 35 per cent willcast their votes for Bryan or else notvote at all-

DRUNKENNESS DOES NOTEXCUSE THE DEED

Plant City Courier

The town marshal of Wildwood wasshot to death on Monday in a mostbrutal and cowardly manner by oneof his fellow citizens who it appearshappened to be drunk at the timeThis murderer when he is placed ontrial for his awful crime will no doubtoffer as an extenuating circumstance-the fact that being drunk he was notin full possession of his reasoningfaculties and therefore should not beheld to a strict account for his actsduring the period of his inebriacy-

We of course do not know whatthe particular court which tries thisman will hold but we do know thatin many courts drunkenness has beenmade an excuse for almost every formof crime in the catalogue of crimeAny court that is influenced by such-an excuse is a disgrace to the com ¬

I monwealth in which it sits and makesitself a stench in the nostrils of alljusticeloving people and any jury thatwould allow such a circumstance toweigh with them in arriving at a ver-dict

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are themselves a menace to thepeace and dignity of the community-in which they live

In heavens name why should drunk ¬

enness which should itself be a statu ¬

tory crime be considered an excusefor the violation of any of our laws-Is the marshal of Wildwood any theless dead because his assailant hap ¬

pened to be drunk Will the widowand fatherless children derive anycomfort from the fact that the brainthat controlled the hand that held thegun that sent the deadly bulletthrough the marshals heart was firedand demonized by alcohol Has thelaw of the land been any the less brok-en

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because the perpetrator happenedat the time to be under the influence

I drink In ninetynine cases out of

School Books and School Supplies at Reduced Prices

FREEFREEO-

n next Monday andTuesday we will giveaway to every pur¬

chaser of a dollar ahandsome 18x20 inchpicture of Our NextPresident WilliamJennings Bryan

The GlobeSchool Books and School Supplies at Reduced Prices

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Stetson Hats-

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Shoes Crossett Shoes-

The Standard ill Hats and Shoes

Just received all the latest styles andI shapes

Reduced prices onClothing Negligee Shirts and Underwear

Rheinauer Co

New Millinery Goods-I now have on display my line otnew styles in hats and other mil¬

linery creations and would bepleased to have the ladies of Ocalaand Marion county to call and ins-pect my stock The date ot myFall Opening will be announcedlate-

rIMrs Minnie A BostickI Ocala House Millinery ParlorsI

a hundred the man who takes the lifeof his fellowman otherwise than inselfdefense is not properly at him-self

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is temporarily crazed by somecause or other It may In from drink-it may be from anger jealousy orsome actual or imaginary wrong Butwhatever may have fired his brain tothe murder point when he takes thelife of his fellowman he is a murderer-in tin eyes of the law and in thesight of God and of all the causeswhich may produce the murderlust-the least excusable in our opinion isthat of drunkenness Murder is mur ¬

der whether the perpetrator he awhite man or a black man humble orprominent drunk or sober and thelaws demands should in every in ¬

stance be met

BEST THE WORLD AFFORDS-

It gives me unbounded pleasure torecommend Bucklens Arnica Salvesays J W Jenkins of Chapel Hill N I

C I am convinced its the best salvethe world affords It cured a felon onmy thumb and it never fails to healevery sore burn or wound to which itis applied 25c at all drugstores

SHADY

It has been many years since therewas so much sickness in our neighbor¬

hood as recently-The farmers are having poor hay

weather which makes them rather blueMr Calvin Johns died at the home

of his brother Mr George Johns Sept14th Mr Johns had been partiallyparalyzed for several years but seem ¬

ed to be in as good health as usualuntil the morning of his death

We are glad to report Mrs CarlBuhl improving after a very seriousillness She is with her daughterMrs W A Baxley in Ocala where-Dr A L Izlar is treating her

Our school is progressing nicelywith Miss Blanche Proctor of Pedro-as teacher-

Mr Robert Douglas went to PedroMonday where he entered school withProf Green as teacher-

Mr and Mrs Eugene Phillips ofTampa are rejoicing over the arrival-of a fine baby girl Mrs Phillips is

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remembered as Miss Ruble Phillipswho made her home with her sisterhere a few years ago

Mrs John Smith is critically ill weare sorry to learn Dr AV V Newsom of Ocala is attending her

Mrs J P Phillips and children ofOcala were visitors here last weekguests of Mrs Arthur Douglas-

Mr John Goins was a business vis-

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In Ocala Saturday-Rev Barnett and son of Green

Springs were callers here Monday

Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold-

A J Nusbaum Batesville Indianawrites Last year I suffered forthree months with a summer cold sodistressing that it interfered with mybusiness I had many of the symp ¬

toms of hay fever and a doctors pre ¬

scription did not reach my case and Itook several medicines which seemed-to only aggravate my case Fortu ¬

nately I insisted upon having FoleysHoney and Tar in the yellow packageand it quickly cured me My wife hassince used Foleys Honey and Tar withthe same success Sold by all dealers

FREENext Monday and Tuesday to each

customer purchasing for cash a dol ¬

lars worth of merchandise we willgive one of those handsome 18x20 I

inch pictures of our next president-Hon William Jennings Bryan asshown in the windows of the store

THE GLOBE

HAVE YOU A BABY

Then watch it closely And aboveall things dont let it suffer for anylength of time with wormsthat isfatal If its complexion gets yellowand pasty if itJs listless cross orpeevish gets thin suffers with flatu ¬

I lence give it Whites Cream Vermi¬

fuge The only cure that never failsIand has no bad effects Sold byAntiMonopoly Drugstore

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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

Plans furnishedon application-

PO Box 46 Ocala Fla

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BLUE WAGONSOCAlA ICE AND PACKING CO

MEFFERT TAYLOR

Phone 34

OCALA PRESSING CLUB-

J J FORT Proprietor

Rates reasonableAll goodsPressed and Cleaned on Short No ¬

tice and Delivered Promptly Albtransient work not called for in 30days wil be sold for charg-

esDRLAIPIC

A few dopes of this remedy will in¬

variably cure an ordinary attack ofdiarrhea

It can always be depended uponeven in the more severe attacks ofcramp colic and cholera inorbus

It is equally successful for summerdiarrhoea and cholera infantnm inchildren and is the means of saYingthe lives of many children each year

When reduced with water andsweetened it is pledfant to take

Every man of a family should keepthis remedy in his home Bny it nowPRICE 23c LARGE SIZE C-

OcFOLEYS

HONEY AND TAR

The originalLAXATIVE cough remedyTor coughs colas throat and lungtroubles No opiates Nonalcoholic-Good for everybody Sold everywhere

Tho genuineFOLEYS HONEY and TAR is iaYellowpackage Refusesubstitutat-

Prepared only byFoloy A Company Chicago

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