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Volume JO Number JOJ OCALA FLORIDA TUESDAY OCTOBER IS J904 Fifty Cents a Month 55 a Year
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ISlAMLl I ijlING i
New Goods to the Teapot
White Seal Codfish in ThreePound
Boxes
Fat Salt Mackerel Dutch Herring and
Bloaters
Royal Scarlet Lobsters and Brownie
Salmon
DILL PICKLES AND GARLIC
Walnuts Pecans Brazil Nuts and
Shelled Almonds
Fancy Evaporated Peaches Prunes and
Raisins
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CAPE COD CRANBERRIES
For Sale At
TEAPOT GROCERY
For
WATCHES
And
REPAIRS
GO TO
F G B WEIHE
The Jeweler
PURE MILK
Pure Milk and Cream
are among the greatest
of table delicacies They
are both RICH PURE and
WHOLESOME if supplied
by
THE HERMITAGE DAIRY
G1CO B TYLKK Prop
W W Cat man Co f
You will find a well selected stock of
groceries at
CARMAN COS i
on North Main St north of city mar i
ket
Specialties
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
CHICKENS AND EGGS
Remember the place and rest assur i
ed we will treat you right i
W W tA KM AX CO I
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CONTRACTING AND BUILDING
Carpentering and 1
General Repairing i
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Address
BOX 691 OCALA FLA
HANDSOME STOCK
OF
F WINTER
PIECE GOODS
I have now in the handsomest and
most upto date line of Piece Goods for
Suits Trousers and Overcoats for Fall
and Winter Wear that has ever been
offered in Ocala Call early see the
Goods and Styles and make your selec
tion Many years of experi nee Ev
ery piece of work guaranteed and the
Prices are in keeping with the Goods
Jetty Burnett
Merchant Tailor
FIIPE
l Cream Veririifyge
THE GUARANTEED
WORM
11 REMEDY
THE CHILDRENS FAVORITE TONIC
CWARC OC IMITATIONS
THE CCNUINC PREPARED ONLY BY
BallardSnow Liniment Co
T LOUie MO
Fold hy the Ant 1nnl11 Drtli stare
LALEXAXDER
Practical
CARPENTER AND BUILDER
Careful estimates inule on all contract
work Gives ml t tad better wOll for
the money than any other in town
THE NAME MARY
At One Time It Was Practically a
Bar to MBlrliaoay
Mary ns a Christian name was held
In very singular veneration during the
medkival ages and In some parts of
Europe there existed a Huperstitloua
reluctance among men to marrying any
one who chanced to han been so chris
tened or the bride elect was at least re
quired to change this name for some
other of less sanctity
AU Marys were at one time believed
to be invested with extraordinary tOW I
ers in connection with the affairs of
life Rearing the same name as the I
Blessed Virgin they were considered
worth of more than common consid I
eration and their personal inilueuce
over their husbands especially was un
usual hence many iwn sought au
thoritative ordinances forbidding their
wives to be known as Mary Sover
eigns in some cases dreading subjec
tion to their partners showed a mark
ed distaste for Marys
Thus Alfonso IV of Castile when on
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the point of wedding a Moorish maid
en made It a condition of the mar
riage that at her baptism as a recent
convert to Christianity she should not
take this name In the articles settle
for the union of Ladislas of Poland
with Marie de Severs there was a i
clause which bound this princess to
change her name to Aloysa Casimir
I of Poland who married Mary
daughter of the Duke of Russia re
quired of her n similar sacrifice to pop
ular sentiment Pearsons Weekly
RATS KNEW CAT WAS ABOUT
They Never Saw Pas and Were OB
Another Floor of Hoaae
1 I have observed recently a rather
curious thing with respect to the rela
tionship between cats and rats and It
has led to a rather interesting reflec
tion said a man who takes much in
terest In animal life For awhile the
rats overran my place At night there
I was no such thing as quiet around the
house They would scamper across the
floor bump up ami down the steps and
cut all kinds of capers We secured a
cat and from the very time the cat
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I I appeared ou the place the rats began
to get scarce
There is nothing curious about this
fact in Itself But to my personal
4 knowledge the rats have never seen the
cat The cat has remained on one floor
and the rats on another There has been
no chasing and no conflict between
them Now I want to know how the
rats know the cat is on the place
The inquiry has caused me to in
dulge the more interesting reflection
How far can a rat detect the presence
of a cat by the sense of smell Evi
dently at considerable distance Else
the rats at my place would not have
known of the cats presence under the
circumstances Im quite sure that
they have never seen the cat But
they know he Is there just the same
and they have been awfully cautious
since his arrivaL New Orleans Times
Democrat
Dangerous Fisbing
Some years ago the New London
loop yacht Iteduot while cruising off
Marthas Vineyard for swordtlah was
struck by u wounded fish and so badly
injured that she sank The fish had
pierced the bottom with his svord and
In his blind attack had butted his head
so hard against her timbers that they
were shattered
Actually not one of the fifty or sixty
vessels that cruise for swordtisu has a
record cf complete immunity One
craft was struck and rammod Ly sword
fish twenty times in one cruise Luck
ily none of the attacks was delivered
under snob circumstances that the fish
succeeded in piercing her Lull entirely
but the vessel was injured so badly thai
she needed a thorough overhauling aft
er she made port
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Spencers and Title
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Herbert Spencer iu disdaining all tl I
ties happened to follow n lead set to
him by others of his name Charles I
Spencer second Lord Sunderland
would not when he sat in parliament I
for Tivtrtoii allow himself to be called
my lord and epressed the hope that
he would live to see the day when
not a peer would be left in England
Another and a later Spencer the Hon
George Spencer sixty years ago uston
shed Us father the Earl Spencer of
the day by dropping his title and even
his name when he became a Ionian
Catholic and entered the Passionist or
der as Father Ignatius
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Shortest Street In the World
What is perhaps the shortest street
in the world Is West South Division
street in BuCfalo Furthermore it has
only one side South Division street
proper run crest from Main but the
old surveyors allowed it to cross Main
street and run for thirty feet en the
west side where it Interacts Erie
stnvt which runs dinconaly south
west from Main On the north of
West Division street is Shelron square
so the short street has but its south
side to call its own Exchange
Labor Savin Device
Yes said the boarding school teach
er I think that is a model letter for
yon to write your tiance Bur of course
you will copy it leaving out those nu i
morons spares
Oh dear no replied the girl Those
are for dearest I have it 01 a rubber
stamp Detroit Free Press
ETcess of Attention
Did her father show you the door
He did better than that lIe show
eel nil the door the front gcte and the
corner drug store two blocks away
Cleveland Plain Dealer
1h > oyster at Its best is inferior as a
toothsome delicacy to the succulent
clam Providence Journal
WE ARE RECEIVING OUR LINE OF
FALL HATS
They are Beauties Come and See the I
Latest Styles II
W JI CHAMBERS SHOE COMPANY
THE ONE PRICE HOUSE
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LAND FOR SALE
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The following properties are splendid
bargains and will not be long on the
market at the prices Owner lives in
Miami and wishes to concentrate his I i
interests there Write at once to C C
Carroll Miami Fla
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Xo ILot No 53 Smith and Dough
ertys addition to Ocala corner of
Washington and Franklin streets S I
blocks northeast of court house Size iI
of lot 100x153 feet Price Sl0 i
No 2Ten acres The swj of the
seli of the semi of sec 5 tp 15 s r 22
e situated about one mile northwest of
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court house Price 100
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No 3Thirtytwo acres Beginning
at the se cor of net of sei of sec 33
tp 14 s r 22 e and running thence w
003 rhs thence n 1711 ehs thence e
710 chs thence s 21 chs thence e 32U
hs thence s 31C > 4 chs thence e G321
hs thence s 1317 chs to point of be
ginning about 4 miles northwest of
Ocala Price 400
No 4 A honseof seven rooms six
lots 40x100 feet each lots C 7 S 23
24 25 of block No 121 situated in Sil
ver Springs Park The lumber in this
house is worth far more than is asked
for the property Price 100
ROBBED THE GRAVE I
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A startling incident is narrated by
John Oliver of Philadelphia as follows
I was in an awful condition My skin
was almost yellow pyes sunken tongue I
coated pain continually in hack and
sides no appetite and growing weaker
lay by day Three physicians had
given me up Then I was advised to
use Electric Bitters To my great joy
the first bottle made a decided improve
ment I continued their use for three
weeks and am now a well man I know
they robbed the grave of another vic
tim No one should fail to try thorn
Only 50e Guaranteed at the AntiMo I
nopoly Drugstore
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CLAIRVOYANT AND
SCIENTIFIC PALMIST
Stopping at the Montezuma Hotel for a
Short Time Only
Can be consulted on all affairs of life
such as business speculations love
courtship marriage divorce in fact
everything connected with your daily I
life Has helped others why not you I
Remember the Madam is no fortune I
teller but one endowed with the gift
of prophecy spoken of in I Corinthi
ans xii 10 and in the fourteenth chap
ter of the same book Office hours 10
13 m to S p m Room 27 third floor
Come early and avoid waiting Every
thing strictly confidential
Visitors are not received on Sunday
SHEET MUSIC SALE I
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All our sheet music will he I
j sold at C 7 and 10 cents until
I it is gone Sale begins Sept 22 I
OCALA MUSIC CO
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WORLDS FAIR RATES
Via L N R R
EXIur < oii rate now on sob diily
from Jacksonville to St Louis awl re
turn
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Ht11 r Tickets limited Dc Mnb T 1
Jloi I Tickets limitil sixty lays
27 > i > Tickets limited tift1 dar
orr sioiiIinsr lot rates from nhr
point Tht L fc X is the best Hue to
St Louis
Stopover pr ivikgo s allow I at h >
worMs lat ts Mammoth 1 iv > in i th
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er direction without xta chair
1Vr ate scht IrIe card r I Iir ir
rvservitions ipply to ie > E IIti
Fla Pa Act 2v V pay St Ta k i
sonville Via C L St n L uisvilI i
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A GREAT SENSATION I
ThTo was a t 5sr seasi r4 in I1 s I
vide Ind when V ii Brown of ihat
place vvho was exp ° t I to i h xJ
his lift ave t > y Dr KSrs Nt v D I
covtTy for Cons m to H1 writ
1 erviurevl iisTerdIe a05 from
Asthma but your Xev Dicry rave
me immediate relief ni < Svi the af
ter effected a complve ur Similar
cures of Cons tnpon Pneumonia
Bronchitis and Orip are ruirjrrvu
i Its the peerless remedy for all throat
and lime troubles Price V and Jl
II guaranteed by the AntiMonopoly
Drusstore Trial loii 3 free
CREAMERY BUTTER
The Carmichael and Son Co keep II
constnntly on hand receiving a fresh
supply every two days delicious pure
Georgia creamery butter 25 cents per
pound kept on Ice Phone No 37
SAVED HIS LIFE
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I J W Davenport Wingo Ky writes
June 11 ir 02 I want to tell you I be
lieve Ia Hards Snow Liniment saved
my life I was under the treatment of
I two doctors and they told me one or
my lungs was entirely gone and the
other badly affected I also had a
lump in my side I dont think that I
could have lived over two months long
er I was induced by a friend to try
Pallards Snow Liniment The first ap
I plication gave me great relief two fifty
cent bottles cured me sound and well
It is a wonderful medicine and I recom
mend it to suffering humanity 25c
ro < > anil 1 Sold by the AntiMonop
oly Drugstore Ocala Fla
SHEET MUSIC SALE
All our sheet music will be
sold at C 7 and 10 cents until
it is gone Sale begins Sept 22
OCALA MUSIC CO
KODAK DEVELOPING
Anyone wishing kodak films devel
oped can have it well and cheaply done
by applying to Mr Sylvester
BEST REMEDY FOR CONSTIPATION
The finest remedy for constipation
I ever used is Chamberlains Stomach
and Liver Tablets says Mr Eli But
ler of Frankville N Y They act gent
ly and without any unpleasant effect
and leave the bowels in a perfectly nat
I ural condition Sold by all druggists
OK
Grocery
Just Received
HOLLAND HERRING
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MACKEREL
OYSTER CRACKERS
CRACKER MEAL
EVAPORATED PEACHES
EVAPORATED PRUNES
SWEET MIXED PICKLES IN BULK
FiG PRESERVES I
FRESH ASSORTMENT
ASSORTMENTFANCY
FANCY CAKES
CAMPBELLS ASSORTED
SOUPS 10c
BLUE LABEL TOMATO KETCHUP
AT THE
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Grocery
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CLARK BROS MGRS
Phone J74 I
NEXT DOOR TO BENDS BAKERY
OCALA V
WAGON WORKS
The only device that does the work
right The best Horseshoer in Ocala
The most complete Wagon Buggy and
Carriage building repairing and paint
ing in Central Florida All kinds of
Blacksmithing done
W F McATEER t
Proprietor 1
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A NERVOUS WAIT I
Weird Sanitation When the Cavrck I
Became Totally Dark
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I went to a Fifth avenue church last
Sunday night said a man who is good i
once a week and quite unexpectedly
got n new sensation The church was
brilliantly lighted but something wont
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wrong with the electrical apparatus
and all of a sudden most of the lights I
went out Midway in the building two
or three bunches of bulbs continued to
shed a sepulchral twilight but the pul
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pit was shrouded in darkness and nerv
ous members of the congregation began
to fidget
This condition of affairs lasted for
some minutes until the choir had fin
ished an anthem Then the preacher
arose and requested the people to re
main quietly seated for half a minute
In total darkness when the church
would be fully illuminated again With
the words the few remaining lights
went out and for a space darkness like
that of a coal hole prevailed
hIt was the weirdest most uncanny
wait I ever had Every man and wo
man of the Sill or IOuO In that church
was as still as death almost I sup
pose the darkness did not last a minute I
but It seemed to me to be an hour
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When the lights again leaped out there
was a sigh of relief from every person
In the church I guess they all felt as
queer about it as I didXew York
Press
HORSEHAIR FOR BOWS
Only Black or White From Russia or
German In tied
There Is a vast amount of horsehair
annually used In the United States for
making and repairing violin violon
cello and bass viol bows All of the
hair comes from Germany and Uus
Bia in which countries the tails of
horses are generally allowed to grow
much longer than here The foreign
hair is also coarser in texture and
tougher than that which grows on the
American horse and these qualities
make the imported article more valua
ble than the domestic product
There are only two kinds of horse
hair suitable for making bows and
they are of white and black varieties
The former is used for violin bows
and the latter which is heavier and
stronger Is the best material for mak
ing bows for cello and bass viols be
cause It bites the larger strings better
The Imported hair is put up in hanks
of thirtysix inches long which is five
or six inches longer than the standard
violin lx > w A hank is sufficient for
one violin bow while two hanks are re
quired to hair a cello or bass viol bow
There are about one and a half ounces
of hair in a hank which is worth from
20 to 30 cents according to the quality
of the hair Philadelphia Record
THE ART OF BOXING
Jllatle Combat Were Highly Esteem
ed In Ancient Time
Pugilism the practice of boxing or
fighting with the lists was a manly art
and exercise highly esteemed among
the ancients In those days the hands I
of the pugilist were armed with the
cestus leather thongs loaded with
lead or Iron This form of athletic
sport was at first only permitted to
freemen among the Greeks but grad j
ually It was taken up as a profession
and lost much of Its prestige
As an illustration of Its early use we
find in Virgils fifth JEneld the record
of a match between Dares with nim
ble feet and confident in youth and
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Entellus the veteran champion strong
and weighty limbed when the com
batants
batantsTheir
Their arms uplift In air their heads vlth
draw
Back from the blows and mingling hand
with hand I
Provoke the conflict I
Pugilism has been a typical English
sport from the days of King Alfred i
but Its golden age as a profession dates
from the accession of the house of
Hanover London Standard
Living and Working
Few people outside of hoboes and In
dians not taxed really live without
wording I
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V Ing are much more numerous includ
ing as they do billionaires and seam
I stresses with more than six small chil I
dren
In the perfect day when the lion
and the lamb shall walk together and
the rich shall co down tu the college
setlemcnts and play bridge with the
poor we shall all doubtless both live
and work Life I
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Phil May Haltitn i
The all night and next day habits of
Phil May the artist have furnished
material for unny a story ior Tapl y
the singer sicl that he caiii across
Miy one nigh and heard that the lat
ter had not been to bed for four nights
and days Ht remonstrated and May
sad Never mind Joe well nake a
bargain Ion you lose any sleep on
my account an I I prowis that as soon
as I feel tired Ill go to bed I
The Boston Girl
Will you marry rror he asked
bluntly
Xo replied the Boston maiden But
she added coyly hI am not endowed
with sacerdoti1 power Put your ques
tion properly Ask me if I will become
jour wife Philadelphia Press
An Eloquent Objection
Mrs NVwlyblrsscd But you certain
ly dont ebjec to such a wee little baby
as that Jaritor Oh it ain the size
as counts mUl11it the principle uv
the thingl EEchan e
The Limit
Hia n rsrLTv i i man
In what way
Why hes tom deaf and he never
tells the barber until he is through
shaving binsLlfe
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THE CITY OF OOALAT
IS OFFERING FOR SALE
45000
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TWENTYYEAR 5 PERCENT BONDS
These bonds have over 2000000 of Security behind them and offer
a great opportunity for safe investment
FOR INFORMATION APPLY TO
HERBERT A FORD
Secretary Board of Bond Trustees
EDWARDS BROTHERS
AT THE CITY MARKET
Leading Wholesale Retail Butchets
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CELERY AND ALL OTHER VEGETABLES IN SEASON
FREE DELIVERY TELEPHONE 111
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< BIG
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EVERY DAY AT
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FOR EVERY BODY THAT BRINGS
HIS POCKET BOOK AND WANTS
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DEALERS IN
GENERAL HARDWARE
VE CARRY
Guns Ammunition and Hunting Coats OldHickory Wagons
Atlanta 2Iforse Plows Atlanta Pony Plows Boss Plows
Pattons Sun Proof Paint Oils Varnishes and Lead
Stoves Ranges German Cookingware
Glass Tinware and Crockery Perfection Lamps Perfection Stoves
Carpenters and Farm Tools Henry Disston and Simons Saws
Wire Fencing of all kinds Doors Sash and Blinds
Harness and Saddles
And almost everything carried by a firstclass hardware store
West Side Square Ocala Fla
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J R MARTIN CO
GENERAL LIVERYMEN a L
Fine Carriages Buggies and Traps
Drummers Carryalls Saddle Horses de
FINE VEHICLES FAST HORSES
Horses and Mules for Sale Hones
Boarded by the Month at Special Rate
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