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If 7iT 07 1 c ci J 1 > p3 i S V f- cV 2- r OCALA EVENING STAR WEDNESDAY JULY 21 1909 r- U S 4 THE BEST YET 1 < JI W The Israel Brown house located j on Adams street near the Syna- gogue ¬ r r i one block from Oklawaha avenue for pale Puce ijI J 2900 2 > Terms Fee me- t A FRANK Mgr MARION REALTY CO OCALA FL- At < > >y + Xjx = r Ao t 4- ROLLINS COLLEGE FLORIDAS OLD EST COLLEGE r COLLEGE ACADEMY AND SCHOOLS OF MUSIC EXPRESSION i I FINE ARTS DOMESTIC AND NDUSTRIAL ARTS AND BUSINESS Y Carnegie Hall and third mens dormitory now completed electric y lights steam anti furnace heat large faculty perfect health condl tlons fine gymnasium athletic IcMs boating tennis courts golf links i baseball football and basketbal teams champions of Florida In 1909 y i Nearly a quarter of a million dollars endowment expenses moderate = scholarships available Christian but undenominational stands for CHARACTER CULTURE CONDULT i 2 PS For Catalogue Address the President 2 Win F Blackman Ph D Winter Park Fla JJ J OJ 11 O f6J I 4 + f t HOWES LITTLE BONAWZd- S E ROWE PROPRIETOR OCALA FLORIDA I- J I ALL KINDS OF- t i Fresh Meats Groceries Chickens Eggs Etc Produce Both t Bought and Sold Fresh and Salt Water Fish The Most Com Ii plete Place of Its Kind in the Country Remodeled and Right i UpToDate First Class Restaurant in Connection First Class I Meals and Reasonable Board to VIeklyCustomers I i Scrap Iron and Metals Also Green Hides Bought i i and Sold I I- JTclephoneNo1Il POBoxNo652 1 I 3 100 and 102 North Magnolia Street I t X + > xx r- I l SCRAP METAL AND JUNK- I will buy nil kinds of JunkIron Steel Brass Copper Zinc Tin Lead Rubber Bagging barrels Leather Etc old Engines Boilers Rails Etc whether as secondhand or scrap and pay the highest price n cash for same Write or call on me and let me know r what you have and wnerc It Is located S J ID 23 O SI IB IR CITRA FLORIDA r r L Your Money Back If you dont say this Is the best offer ever made by the Best Paper- In Dixie The SemiWeekly Journal six months 4 The Carrier and Patron six months l The Womans World Magazine six months All Three Six Months NET for 5 35 C No Commission Allowed t t Send today as this offer wont last long Department 29 The SemiWeekly Journal Atlanta Georgia THIS MANS STORE IS CROWDED BECAUSE WE DO HIS PRINTING 11- 4r 4 I Ai F- fr f- WP4 WE CAN CROWD YOUR STORE IN THE SANE WAY Catalogues Handbills Folders and PI Commercial Forms Our Specialty r Call at Uhis Office For Jobtuorft i THE STAR JOB OFFICE AYH HT c J tt c fi I OCALA OCCURRENCES- Eagle meet tonight Red Men meet tomorrow evening 4 few of those Diamond Edge Safety Razors left at the Court Pharmacy Mr Walter Briggs of Tampa is vis ¬ iting friends in Ocala There were sixtysix arrivals at the Montezuma yesterday 5 or 6 doses 665 will cure any case of chills and fever Price 25c w H Dawson of Jacksonville was at the Ocala House yeserday Planks Chill Tonic guaranteed to cure chills and fever 25 cents- E A White of St Petersburg was at the Montezuma yesterday- C E Hood of Dunnellon was at the Montezuma yesterday 5 or 6 doses 666 will cure any cast- or Chills and Fever Price 25c John McCormac of Orlando was at the Montezuma yesterday Peroxide Cream for the complexion- at the Court Pharmay The Ocala House had over a hundred arrivals yesterday Planks Chill Tonic guaranteed to cure chilis and fever 25 cents- S C Mayo of Roddick was at the Montezuma yesterday Edwards meat market will close at 3 p m on Thursdays- Mr Will J Edwards came down from Irvine yesterday- Mr Chas V Miller of Jacksonville Is In town for the day Samuel Slack 01 lartin was at the Ocala House yesterday A other shipment of hard water soap Just In at the Postoffice Drug ¬ store G S Means M D and J W Means- of McIntosh were at the Montezuma yesterday WANTED4 or 5room cottage in healthy neighborhood Apply to X X X Star office Our hotel registers last night looked like copies of the Gainesville direc- tory ¬ A new shipment of that famous Al ¬ pine Flax Just received at the Court pharmacy- Don II Grace W P Welch L J Cassels and C McCarley of Evlnston were at the Montezuma yesterday- We have the nicest line of hair brushes combs and other toilet arti- cles ¬ In the city Tydings Co Chris Hushmacher and C L Miller- of Jacksonville were at the Montezu- ma ¬ yesterday Rosce Violet Talcum is one of the best 25 cents at the Postoffice Drug- store ¬ Major T C Hall and son Mr Troy Hall of Gainesville are in the city for a few days guests of the Ocala House Three cents will fan you for ten hours Get one of those CInch Yes tlnghousa fans from H W Tucker Some additions are being made to the residence of Mr John F Thomp- son ¬ In the first ward Have you seen the new visible Fay Sholes typewriter R C Davis Co general agents Nyals Roach Powder kills em quick and is nonpoisonous 25 cents- at the Postoffice Drugstore Take one or those bathing caps along with you when going to the lake Get them at the court pharmacy Nyals Roach Powder kills em quick and is nonpoisonous 25 cents at the Postoffice Drugstore- Try a box of that sunburn cream for sunburn and freckles at the Court Pharmacy- R C Davis Co of Jacksonville handle silk typewriter ribbons 75c each 750 per dozen The Ocala News Co are agents for the celebrated Hiwkes glasses We can fit you Give us a trial R C Davis Co of Jacksonville will sell any make of secondhand typewriter upon easy terms if desired Miss Wauneita Butler after a pleas ¬ ant visit to relatives in Ocala left for her home at St Petersburg yester ¬ day We have a most exquisite line of fancy imported china in many dif- ferent ¬ pieces The AntiMonopoly Drugstore Mrs 1f C McLeod and her sister Miss Julia Carter were among the vis ¬ itors from the University City yester- day ¬ H H McCreary and wife and Elmer McCreary of Gainesville were at the Montezuma yesterday Mr McCreary- is editor of the Gainesville Sun B R Chambers of Orange Lake was at the Montezuma yesterday the guest of his brother H S Chambers Ocalas fire chie- fWANTEDTo borrow 600 six hundred dollars Will give mortagage- on city property in Ocala and pay good interest Want loan immediate- ly ¬ Address Box 7S7 Jacksonville Fla- C W Slaughter J A Jones W L Simonton Fred Tompkins A L Brost and J P Smith o Micanopy were at the Montezuma yesterday- FOR SALE 5300 auto buggy 40 inch wheel solid rubber tire 20horse power 2cylinder engine full leather top refitted with new parts Box 173 Ocala Fla 766tdltw- The best pills made are DeWUts Little Early Risers the famous little liver pills They are small gentle pleasant easy to take and act prompt- ly ¬ They are sold by all druggists ad a c 1 I i P5 ORGANIZE AN AUTOMIBLE CLUB The Star has received several re ¬ quests lately from prominent owners- of automobiles to urge upon the own ¬ ers in this section to organize an au ¬ tomobile club to which every owner- of a car would be eligible to member ¬ ship The good that it is possible for such an organization to accomplish is not to be lightly considered The dues not exorbitant would create a fund- to operate with Increased good roads agitation would be one of the direct aims and results The members would receive a great deal of good in the ex- changing ¬ of ideas and Information Much good could be done towards ad- vertising ¬ the town and attracting at ¬ tention here and some good meets might be arranged here during the winter season getting hundreds of cars to come from other points Let some of the auto owners formulate an or ¬ ganization and get the thing started- It will beInexpensive give us a lot of advertising and benefit the community and the car owners In many ways- A JAUNT THROUGH EUROPE- Mr and Mrs Elward Holder will leave Sunday for Cincinnati their for ¬ mer home where they will spend a few lays going from there to New York where on the 5th of August they will sail on the palatial new steamer George Washington of the North German Lloyd Steamship Co This ship- is the largest under the German flag and the largest afloat with the excep ¬ tion of the Lusitania and her sister ship the Mauretania She is 728 feet long SO feet deep and 78 feet wide She- is furnished throughout in mission carrying out the George Washington Idea There are no upper births and dining tables are small round individ- ual ¬ tables and not the long company dining tables There are many new ideas and everything about the ship- is ns near perfect as money and skill can make it Mr and Mrs Holder will tour places in Europe where they have not been notably Denmark Sweden and Russia going as far out as St Petersburg in the latter country They will be absent about three months It is useless to say they will have an ideal bummers outing I ROBERT THAGARD IN BUSINESS- Mr Robert Thagard who has been- at Reddick for some time has moved to Dunnellon arid bought out a tailor ¬ lug cleaning and pressing business and- is now conducting the same Mr Thaeard Is a hard worker attends closely to his business and will suc- ceed ¬ AT THE AIR DOME- Mr Bernard will impersonate The Italian Rose Girl and other famous characters at the air dome this even ¬ ing He has an excellent talent for impersonation and his performance alone will make a good show Theer are three full reels of the best pictures Vicengetorix Hero of the Gauls and Across the Border being I particularly interesting Altogether it will he as good a show as is generally given for 50 cents so you will feel like 30 cents If you dont see it A FINE JOB OF PLUMBING- Mr J W Aikcn of the Ocala Plumb ¬ ing Electric Company is doing the plumbing for Mr Clifton Camp in his handsome new home The work is most complete the very best material- is being used and when finished will be one of the neatest and best pieces- of plumbing ever done In the city SPLENDID LINE OF TEAS I The O K Grocery has put in the Bo hea Tea companys entire line of teas I There are nine varieties all delicious- and ranging In price from 60 cents to 150 per pound If you once drink tea made from this brand you will always j want it- SOME GOOD ELECTRICAL WORK- Mr H W Tucker is doing the elec ¬ trical work in Mr Cliftons Camps- new residence This is one of the best of the many handsome jobs of elec- trical ¬ work Mr Tucker has ever done- in the city Ed Smith Mrs J W Ettell Mrs Benson Harry Denton W L Hutchin- son H H Parkinson Miss Videle C H Coles wife and children J B Brooks J B Dell and wife W A Haile wife and child Ida C Burkhelm Pearl Colson Olelia Mcdlin H L Tay- lor ¬ Mrs H H McCreary J Bloxham- Dell S Graham J C Haile J L Shaw L E Dean B K Thrower J B Pinkoson Mr and Mrs O A Steenby Miss Alice Healy J A Et ¬ tell J C Morics Mr and Mrs J R Merchant W Hill Joe Manasey Jr W W Hampton and J D Strlngfel low all of Gainesville were guests of the Ocala House yesterday- Mrs Youngblood and her attractive little daughter Miss Noble will spend the weekend at Dutton with Mr Youngblood- Mr C C Stephens and his grand ¬ daughter Miss Bessie Rawls of Ber- lin ¬ left today for a visit to friends at Tarpon Springs Miss Corinne Williams has been ap- pointed ¬ teacher in the primary depart ¬ ment to take the place made vacant by the resignation of Miss Mendenhall- Miss Pansy Souter left today via the Clyde Liner Mohawk for New York where she will take a normal course on both violin and piano at Harks Con- servatory ¬ Miss Souter is already one of Floridas most accomplished music ¬ ians Many people with chronic throat and lung trouble have found comfort and relief in Foleys Honey and Tar as it cures stubbon coughs after other treatment has failed L M Ruggles Reasnor Iowa writes The doctors said I had consumption and I got no I better until I took Foleys Honey and Tar It stopped the hemorrhages and pain in my lungs and they are now as sound as a bullet Sold by all drug ¬ gists Belle Meade Sweets Sugar Fruit and Chocolate THATS All These delicious candies cai be had only at Court Pharmacy 4- r4 r 0 r The IUt What hi STARRo- bin Hood Sliced Apricots- No 1 12 15c Robin Hood Sliced Peache- sNol 12 15c No1 Breakfast Herring Roe lOc 8 for 2- 5cTEAPOT GROCERYRO- OMS FOR RENT Elegant furnished rooms tor rent at the Wisteria Apply to Mrs H C Jones I COTTAGE AT OKLAWAHA I Cottage at Xortn Lake Oklawaha- for rent Apply to H C Jones Your prescriptions when left at the Court Pharmacy are compounded- from pure and fresh drugs Phone us I well call for and deliver your pre ¬ scriptions PIANO TUNING- Ten years experrence References any music teacher in Ocala any music house In Jacksonville Phone 328 A M Lansford city 18tf ELLA GINGLES ACQUITTED Chicago July 20The jury in the Ella Gingles case returned a verdict- of not guilty last night and exonerated Agnes Barrett who Miss Gingles ac- cused ¬ of immoral conduct GAS ENGINE BARGAIN Fairbanks Morse 3horsepower- will develop four in perfect condition for sale at bargain Fittings also for gasolene Owner has substituted elec- tric ¬ motor Address P O Box 688 Ocala 624 WEATHER FORECAST I Washington D C July ILocal showers tonight Thursday DONT GET A DIVORCE- A western Judge granted a divorce- on account of illtemper and bad I breath Dr Kings New Life Pills would have prevented it They cure constipation causing bad breath and liver trouble the illtemper dispel colds banish headaches conquer chills 25c at all druggists I I WATCH FuR THE RED WAGONS I The Florida Packing Ice Company- now has Its delivery wagons on the streets retailing ice The company Is also shipping from the plant and selling to the trade In quantities See the companys ad elsewhere in this issue The Ice Is made from pure distilled water and is firstclass TYPEWRITER BARGAIN- For 10 spot cash secondhand Call graph typewriter worth fully J25 want the room Apply Immediately- Star FINE PUPPIES FOR SALE- I have six fine pointer puppies for sale at five dollars each W H Clark Ocala Fla 3tdltw THE OCALA WAGON WORKS Offers Its services ana superior work ¬ manship in the art of painting vehi- cles ¬ of all kinds and classes It has introduced its specialty of painting au ¬ I tomobiles A sample of our work can be seen on the decoration of Mr D W I I Davis auto Give us a call THE OCALA WAGON WORKS CRYING FOR HELP Lots of It In Ocala But Daily Grow ¬ ing Less The kidneys cry for help Not an organ in the whole body- so delicately constructed- Not I one so Important to health The kidneys are the filters of the I blood When they fall the blood becomes foul and poisonous There can be no health where there- Is poisoned blood Backache is one of the first indica ¬ tions of kidney trouble I It is the kidneys cry for help Heed- it I Doans Kidney Pills are what Is wanted Are just what overworked kidneys need They strengthen and Invigorate the kidneys help them to do their work never fail to cure any case of kidney disease P Y Smith living at 1206 Alachua Ave Gainesville Fla says My wife was troubled for some time with severe headache She also complained- of a dull pain in her back and was nervous and weak I thought that her kidneys were the cause of her trou ¬ ble and procured a box of Doans Kidney Pills for her She received such great benefit from the use of the first box of this remedy that I ob- tained ¬ another supply When this was used the pains ceased and she is now no longer troubled with head ¬ I aches It required but two boxes of Doans Kidney Pills to entirely cure herPlenty more proof like this from Ocala people Call at Tydlngs Cos drug store and ask what their custo ¬ mers report For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents FosteifMIlburn Co Buffalo New York soft agents for the United States Remember the nameDoan and take no other NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION- This is to inform you that B Gold- man ¬ has this day by mutual agreement withdrawn from the Guarantee Cloth ¬ ing Shoe company of this city J Malever remaining the sole owner of the business and assumes all the lia- bilities ¬ Respectfully B GOLDMAN J MALEVE L 4 Ocala Fla July 14th 1909 NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION This Is to inform you that on this day the firm of Goldman Malever- of Ocala Fla is by mutual agreement disolved B Goldman to assume all the obligations due by the above firm You will please take notice and change the account on your books accordingly Respectfully- B GOLDMAN J MALEVER Ocala Fla July 14th 1909 c OAK HALLS WIN FROM OCALA The largest crowd present at a ball game in recent years turned out yes- terday ¬ afternoon to witness the game between Gainesvilles Oak Halls and Ocala The grandstand was literally packed with members of the fair sex all gaily bedecked with the colors of their favorites The bleachers were filled and to the right of the diamond- the automobile and carriage line ex ¬ I tended to right field anti began again- at left field and with spectators stand ing on the foul line ran back to the grandstand The attendance was esti ¬ mated from 1000 to 1500 Gainesville alone having 500 rooters present Jake Gerig umpired the game and did It well controlling the crowd and renderin gthe most Impartial decisions or any umpire we have seen Hines and Bullock composed Gainesvilles battery and Brown and McConnac played opposite them for Ocala- In the second inning Gainesville made two scores and the Ocala base- ball ¬ enthusiasts soon saw that our team was up against the real thing Ocala tried hard to score but during- the whole game never advanced a man as far as third base although a runner was on second several times Brown- was hit freely eight iiits being record- ed ¬ against him during the game but- if he had had the proper support both- in the field and at bat there might have been a different score to tell the story Gainesville has gotten together one of the fastest teams in the state the infield work of the team winning the admiration of the spectators although their sympathy was with the losing side The Oak Halls played faultless- ball and never made an error during- the game Ocala made five costly errors and runners were caught on second with little trick plays that have been used here at home so long that the specta ¬ tors saw what was coming when a man was put out In this manner The Ocala boys would do well to practice up on team work taking the Oak Halls lesson yesterday as an ex- ample ¬ We have the players and with the proper practice and coaching will win the games- St Augustine plays here today and tomorrow Things will be more equal in these games as St Augustine plays- an amateur home team like our own and some good baseball awaits those who go to the South Magnolia street diamond v BUY DAVIS AND SAVE MONEY I painted Mr Watsons house re- cently ¬ and ordered as much Davis 100 per cent Pure Paint as it would take of other High Grade Paints were used When the work was I finished I not only had the prettiest job of painting In town but had eight gallons of paint left over H N Wells M P Keyser W Va ZGNT THAT LIKE- FINDING MONEY Davis 100 per cent Pure Paint will stand the test of the most rigid Pure Paint Law For sale by the Marlon Hardware Co Ocala Fla I Mr J W Crosby of Loughman and Ocala is in town for a day or two Mr Crosby has formed a company with I Chicago capitalists and put Into the syndicate 27000 acres of his land at that point divided up into 10acre tracts The company has the land ready to go the market and the adver ¬ tisements ready for a large number of northern papers and periodicals It Is thought that every one of the tracts will be taken up In les than six months- It is good land well located and s go- ing ¬ to make the deserving and long headed owner a fortune Mr Crosby- is deserving of success and we hope he will reap a full measure- R G Bass II G Kinnard E E Voyle G E Evans Tom Mixson L K Cannon J R Eddins Jr J Clarke Evans W W Walters J M Dickinson- V Y Baltin and boy J H Parker Miss Pearl Whetstone D E Molnar and wife Miss Mamie Perry A E Voyle Sam Leonard and A M Ter rence of Gainesville were at the Mon- tezuma ¬ yesterday- The famous Oak Hall baseball team consisting of G Henry Davis Pete Allen Harry Bullock T A Miller Tib Hendrix Ira Watson J E Hires Jack Spottwood and Curry Merchant- put up at the Ocala House- C B Fontane A C Smith Eugene Rivers E B Stoddard and D H Grace- of Micanopy were registered at the Ocala House yesterday J A Murrell M G Bateman Miss Maud Davis and J R Norsworthy of McIntosh were at the Ocala House yesterday Mrs J W Crosby and children have returned from Georgia where they have been since the death of Mrs Crosbys brother Mr Dean of Plant City whose remains she accompanied- to the old home for burial Mr R R Carroll returned to Shell Island this afternoon to Join his party and all will return home Friday after- noon ¬ Mr C W Hill of Gainesville of the Gainesville Motor Car Co who came down yesterday in his little Brush run ¬ about returned home this afternoon Those who saw the little car work are delighted with it It will go up any hill in the country and through sip sand It has many superior features The prescription aepartment Is the main stay of any drugsU Accuracy reliability promptness and pure drugs have made this department of our business one of the largest In the country Send us your prescriptions Tydlngs f Co FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping on first floor all conveniences Also one nicely fur ¬ nished bedroom on second floor one half block from A C L depot Apply 34 Oklawaha avenue Foleys Honey and Tar not only stops chronic coughs that weaken the constitution and develop in consump ¬ tion but heals and strengthens the lungs It affords comfort and relief In the worst cases of chronic bronchitis asthma hay fever and lung trouble Sold by all druggists FIRE WOOD FiRE WOOD 1 We have a large s ppy at fire wood both pine and oak fireplace and stove lengths Good seasoned wood- A BIG LOAD FOR A DOLLAR delivered cash Call at factory or PHONE 170 Geo GILES A CO 1 S c l 5 THE AIRDOIE 1i- t b P Moving Pictures P and Vaudeville t The Best of EateruliuBeBt Panick- ed ¬ by HeM Peevle I SEW PICTURES EVERYDAY j THREE FULL REELS EACH NIGHT v ijrt S j a1 Progra for this EftIIJJI l VICEXGETORIX HERO OF THB GAULS Hand Painted ACROSS THE BORDER Full Reel CHARLIE FORCED TO FIND A JOB > SCHOOL BOY PRANKS f- IN if THE LIMELIGHT Admission 10 and 20 cents y Doors upea at 790 p m I Ie W TUCKER PICPlICTtt s R D FULLER i DENTAL SURGEONt Office Over Mnroe- Bufc a CILabHM OCALA FLORIDA TERMS CASH j- JUECHACE DENTAL SURGEONR- ooms 9 10 and 11 a Second Floor Holder Block j OCALA FLORIDA TERMS CA- SHLFBLALOCK I i Dental Surgeon- OfflcesverCaerdallask Phome 211 Office hours 2 to 12 a n 1 to 4 5 9iT- ERMS CASH C J PHILLIPS Contractor and Bcrtldef Plans and Specifications Furnished Upon Request 129 South Third St Phone 130 OCALA FLA There Is no better stock of tine I writing papers In the city than we carry Come In and look It over If S you want something really nice Ty ¬ dings Co NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR Tax Deed Under Section 8 of Chap- ter ¬ 4888 Laws of Florida Notice is hereby given that S L Fri ¬ day purchaser of tax certificates Nos 494 and 495 dated the 7th day of Au ¬ gust A D 1899 has filed said certi ¬ ficates in my office and has made ap- plication ¬ for tax deep to issue in ac ¬ cordance with Said certificates embrace the following described prop- erty situated in Marion county Florida 1 towit Lots 16 and 18 in block 13 Reddick sec 10 tp 13 r 21 e The said land being assessed at the date of the Issuance of such certificates in the name of Fla Com Co and F Q Brown trustee Unless said certificates shall be redeemed according to law tax deed will Issue thereon on the 23rd day of August A D 1909 Witness my official signature and seal this 20th day of July A D 1909 Seal S T SISTRUNK Clerk Circuit Court Marion Co Fla I NOTICE- Of Final Settlement and Discharge Notice Is hereby given that on the C 9th day of February A D 1910 the undersigned will present her accounts and vouchers to the Hon Joseph Bell judge of probate In and for Marion t county at his office in Ocala and will make her final settlement and apply for final discharge Ocala Fla 21st day of July 1909 ANNIE M PERRY Administratrix Estate of S H Perry NQTICEI Of Final Settlement and Discharge Notice Is hereby given that on the first day of December A D 1909 the undersigned as administrator of the estate of John Kinsler deceased will present my accounts and voucher to Hon Joseph Bell judge of probate at his office In Ocala Florida and will make by final settlement as such ad ¬ ministrator and will apply for dis- charge ¬ as administrator of said estate George Giles As Administrator of the Estate of John Kinsler October 14th 1908 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR Tax Deed Under Section 8 of Chap- ter 4888 Law of Florida Notice Is hereby given that W O Brewer purchaser of tax certificate- No 402 dated the 3rd day of June A D 1907 has filed said certificate In my office and has made application for tax deed to issue In accordance with law Said certificate embraces the following described property situated- in Marion county Florida towit w of neV and n4 of seh sec 6 tp 15 s r 18 e The said land being as sessed at the date of the Issuance of such certificate In the name of We klwa Naval Stores Co Unless said certificate shall be redeemed accord Ing to law tax deed will Issue there- on ¬ on the 23rd day of July A D 1909 Witness my official signature and seal this the 19th day of June A D 1909 S T SISTRUNK Clerk Circuit Court of Marlon Co F- laZflLR r Mij a ssr 4 auN- S e
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Carnegie Hall and third mens dormitory now completed electric ylights steam anti furnace heat large faculty perfect health condltlons fine gymnasium athletic IcMs boating tennis courts golf links ibaseball football and basketbal teams champions of Florida In 1909 yi Nearly a quarter of a million dollars endowment expenses moderate =
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Eagle meet tonight
Red Men meet tomorrow evening
4 few of those Diamond Edge SafetyRazors left at the Court Pharmacy
Mr Walter Briggs of Tampa is vis ¬
iting friends in Ocala
There were sixtysix arrivals at theMontezuma yesterday
5 or 6 doses 665 will cure any caseof chills and fever Price 25c
w H Dawson of Jacksonville wasat the Ocala House yeserday
Planks Chill Tonic guaranteed tocure chills and fever 25 cents-
E A White of St Petersburg wasat the Montezuma yesterday-
C E Hood of Dunnellon was at theMontezuma yesterday
5 or 6 doses 666 will cure any cast-or Chills and Fever Price 25c
John McCormac of Orlando was atthe Montezuma yesterday
Peroxide Cream for the complexion-at the Court Pharmay
The Ocala House had over a hundredarrivals yesterday
Planks Chill Tonic guaranteed tocure chilis and fever 25 cents-
S C Mayo of Roddick was at theMontezuma yesterday
Edwards meat market will close at3 p m on Thursdays-
Mr Will J Edwards came down fromIrvine yesterday-
Mr Chas V Miller of JacksonvilleIs In town for the day
Samuel Slack 01 lartin was at theOcala House yesterday
A other shipment of hard watersoap Just In at the Postoffice Drug¬
store
G S Means M D and J W Means-of McIntosh were at the Montezumayesterday
WANTED4 or 5room cottage inhealthy neighborhood Apply to X XX Star office
Our hotel registers last night lookedlike copies of the Gainesville direc-tory
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A new shipment of that famous Al ¬
pine Flax Just received at the Courtpharmacy-
Don II Grace W P Welch L JCassels and C McCarley of Evlnstonwere at the Montezuma yesterday-
We have the nicest line of hairbrushes combs and other toilet arti-cles
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In the city Tydings Co
Chris Hushmacher and C L Miller-of Jacksonville were at the Montezu-ma
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Rosce Violet Talcum is one of thebest 25 cents at the Postoffice Drug-store
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Major T C Hall and son Mr TroyHall of Gainesville are in the city fora few days guests of the Ocala House
Three cents will fan you for tenhours Get one of those CInch Yestlnghousa fans from H W Tucker
Some additions are being made tothe residence of Mr John F Thomp-son
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In the first ward
Have you seen the new visible FaySholes typewriter R C Davis Cogeneral agents
Nyals Roach Powder kills emquick and is nonpoisonous 25 cents-at the Postoffice Drugstore
Take one or those bathing capsalong with you when going to the lakeGet them at the court pharmacy
Nyals Roach Powder kills em quickand is nonpoisonous 25 cents at thePostoffice Drugstore-
Try a box of that sunburn creamfor sunburn and freckles at the CourtPharmacy-
R C Davis Co of Jacksonvillehandle silk typewriter ribbons 75ceach 750 per dozen
The Ocala News Co are agents forthe celebrated Hiwkes glasses Wecan fit you Give us a trial
R C Davis Co of Jacksonvillewill sell any make of secondhandtypewriter upon easy terms if desired
Miss Wauneita Butler after a pleas ¬
ant visit to relatives in Ocala left forher home at St Petersburg yester ¬
day
We have a most exquisite line offancy imported china in many dif-
ferent¬
pieces The AntiMonopolyDrugstore
Mrs 1f C McLeod and her sisterMiss Julia Carter were among the vis ¬
itors from the University City yester-day
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H H McCreary and wife and ElmerMcCreary of Gainesville were at theMontezuma yesterday Mr McCreary-is editor of the Gainesville Sun
B R Chambers of Orange Lake wasat the Montezuma yesterday the guestof his brother H S Chambers Ocalasfire chie-
fWANTEDTo borrow 600 sixhundred dollars Will give mortagage-on city property in Ocala and paygood interest Want loan immediate-ly
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Address Box 7S7 Jacksonville Fla-
C W Slaughter J A Jones W LSimonton Fred Tompkins A L Brostand J P Smith o Micanopy were atthe Montezuma yesterday-
FOR SALE 5300 auto buggy 40inch wheel solid rubber tire 20horsepower 2cylinder engine full leathertop refitted with new parts Box 173
Ocala Fla 766tdltw-
The best pills made are DeWUtsLittle Early Risers the famous littleliver pills They are small gentlepleasant easy to take and act prompt-ly
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They are sold by all druggists
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ORGANIZE AN AUTOMIBLE CLUB
The Star has received several re¬
quests lately from prominent owners-of automobiles to urge upon the own ¬
ers in this section to organize an au ¬
tomobile club to which every owner-of a car would be eligible to member¬
ship The good that it is possible forsuch an organization to accomplish isnot to be lightly considered The duesnot exorbitant would create a fund-to operate with Increased good roadsagitation would be one of the directaims and results The members wouldreceive a great deal of good in the ex-
changing¬
of ideas and InformationMuch good could be done towards ad-
vertising¬
the town and attracting at ¬
tention here and some good meetsmight be arranged here during thewinter season getting hundreds of carsto come from other points Let someof the auto owners formulate an or ¬
ganization and get the thing started-It will beInexpensive give us a lot ofadvertising and benefit the communityand the car owners In many ways-
A JAUNT THROUGH EUROPE-
Mr and Mrs Elward Holder willleave Sunday for Cincinnati their for¬
mer home where they will spend afew lays going from there to NewYork where on the 5th of August theywill sail on the palatial new steamerGeorge Washington of the North
German Lloyd Steamship Co This ship-is the largest under the German flagand the largest afloat with the excep ¬
tion of the Lusitania and her sistership the Mauretania She is 728 feetlong SO feet deep and 78 feet wide She-
is furnished throughout in missioncarrying out the George WashingtonIdea There are no upper births anddining tables are small round individ-ual
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tables and not the long companydining tables There are many newideas and everything about the ship-is ns near perfect as money and skillcan make it Mr and Mrs Holderwill tour places in Europe where theyhave not been notably DenmarkSweden and Russia going as far outas St Petersburg in the latter countryThey will be absent about threemonths It is useless to say they willhave an ideal bummers outing
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ROBERT THAGARD IN BUSINESS-
Mr Robert Thagard who has been-
at Reddick for some time has movedto Dunnellon arid bought out a tailor ¬
lug cleaning and pressing business and-is now conducting the same MrThaeard Is a hard worker attendsclosely to his business and will suc-
ceed¬
AT THE AIR DOME-
Mr Bernard will impersonate TheItalian Rose Girl and other famouscharacters at the air dome this even ¬
ing He has an excellent talent forimpersonation and his performancealone will make a good show
Theer are three full reels of the bestpictures Vicengetorix Hero of theGauls and Across the Border being
I particularly interesting Altogether itwill he as good a show as is generallygiven for 50 cents so you will feel like30 cents If you dont see it
A FINE JOB OF PLUMBING-
Mr J W Aikcn of the Ocala Plumb ¬
ing Electric Company is doing theplumbing for Mr Clifton Camp in hishandsome new home The work ismost complete the very best material-is being used and when finished willbe one of the neatest and best pieces-of plumbing ever done In the city
SPLENDID LINE OF TEAS
I The O K Grocery has put in the Bohea Tea companys entire line of teas
I There are nine varieties all delicious-and ranging In price from 60 cents to
150 per pound If you once drink teamade from this brand you will always
j want it-
SOME GOOD ELECTRICAL WORK-Mr H W Tucker is doing the elec ¬
trical work in Mr Cliftons Camps-new residence This is one of the bestof the many handsome jobs of elec-trical
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work Mr Tucker has ever done-in the city
Ed Smith Mrs J W Ettell MrsBenson Harry Denton W L Hutchin-son H H Parkinson Miss Videle CH Coles wife and children J BBrooks J B Dell and wife W AHaile wife and child Ida C BurkhelmPearl Colson Olelia Mcdlin H L Tay-lor
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Mrs H H McCreary J Bloxham-Dell S Graham J C Haile J LShaw L E Dean B K Thrower JB Pinkoson Mr and Mrs O ASteenby Miss Alice Healy J A Et¬
tell J C Morics Mr and Mrs J RMerchant W Hill Joe Manasey JrW W Hampton and J D Strlngfellow all of Gainesville were guests ofthe Ocala House yesterday-
Mrs Youngblood and her attractivelittle daughter Miss Noble will spendthe weekend at Dutton with MrYoungblood-
Mr C C Stephens and his grand ¬
daughter Miss Bessie Rawls of Ber-lin
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left today for a visit to friends atTarpon Springs
Miss Corinne Williams has been ap-pointed
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teacher in the primary depart ¬
ment to take the place made vacant bythe resignation of Miss Mendenhall-
Miss Pansy Souter left today via theClyde Liner Mohawk for New Yorkwhere she will take a normal course onboth violin and piano at Harks Con-servatory
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Miss Souter is already oneof Floridas most accomplished music ¬
ians
Many people with chronic throatand lung trouble have found comfortand relief in Foleys Honey and Taras it cures stubbon coughs after othertreatment has failed L M RugglesReasnor Iowa writes The doctorssaid I had consumption and I got no
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better until I took Foleys Honey andTar It stopped the hemorrhages andpain in my lungs and they are now assound as a bullet Sold by all drug ¬
gists
Belle Meade Sweets
Sugar Fruit and ChocolateTHATS All
These delicious candies cai behad only at
Court Pharmacy
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The IUt What hiSTARRo-
bin Hood Sliced Apricots-No 1 12 15c
Robin Hood Sliced Peache-sNol 12 15c
No1 Breakfast Herring RoelOc 8 for 2-
5cTEAPOTGROCERYRO-
OMS FOR RENT
Elegant furnished rooms tor rent atthe Wisteria Apply to Mrs H CJones
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COTTAGE AT OKLAWAHAI
Cottage at Xortn Lake Oklawaha-for rent Apply to H C Jones
Your prescriptions when left at theCourt Pharmacy are compounded-from pure and fresh drugs Phone us
I well call for and deliver your pre ¬
scriptions
PIANO TUNING-Ten years experrence References
any music teacher in Ocala anymusic house In Jacksonville Phone328 A M Lansford city 18tf
ELLA GINGLES ACQUITTEDChicago July 20The jury in the
Ella Gingles case returned a verdict-of not guilty last night and exoneratedAgnes Barrett who Miss Gingles ac-cused
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of immoral conduct
GAS ENGINE BARGAIN
Fairbanks Morse 3horsepower-will develop four in perfect condition
for sale at bargain Fittings also forgasolene Owner has substituted elec-tric
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motor Address P O Box 688Ocala 624
WEATHER FORECASTI
Washington D C July ILocalshowers tonight Thursday
DONT GET A DIVORCE-A western Judge granted a divorce-
on account of illtemper and badI breath Dr Kings New Life Pillswould have prevented it They cureconstipation causing bad breath andliver trouble the illtemper dispelcolds banish headaches conquerchills 25c at all druggists
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I WATCH FuR THE RED WAGONSI
The Florida Packing Ice Company-now has Its delivery wagons on thestreets retailing ice The company Isalso shipping from the plant andselling to the trade In quantities Seethe companys ad elsewhere in thisissue The Ice Is made from puredistilled water and is firstclass
TYPEWRITER BARGAIN-
For 10 spot cash secondhand Callgraph typewriter worth fully J25want the room Apply Immediately-Star
FINE PUPPIES FOR SALE-I have six fine pointer puppies for
sale at five dollars each W H ClarkOcala Fla 3tdltw
THE OCALA WAGON WORKSOffers Its services ana superior work ¬
manship in the art of painting vehi-cles
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of all kinds and classes It hasintroduced its specialty of painting au ¬
I tomobiles A sample of our work canbe seen on the decoration of Mr D WI
I Davis auto Give us a callTHE OCALA WAGON WORKS
CRYING FOR HELP
Lots of It In Ocala But Daily Grow ¬
ing LessThe kidneys cry for helpNot an organ in the whole body-
so delicately constructed-NotI one so Important to healthThe kidneys are the filters of the
I bloodWhen they fall the blood becomes
foul and poisonousThere can be no health where there-
Is poisoned bloodBackache is one of the first indica¬
tions of kidney trouble I
It is the kidneys cry for help Heed-itI
Doans Kidney Pills are what Iswanted
Are just what overworked kidneysneed
They strengthen and Invigorate thekidneys help them to do their worknever fail to cure any case of kidneydisease
P Y Smith living at 1206 AlachuaAve Gainesville Fla says Mywife was troubled for some time withsevere headache She also complained-of a dull pain in her back and wasnervous and weak I thought that herkidneys were the cause of her trou ¬
ble and procured a box of DoansKidney Pills for her She receivedsuch great benefit from the use of thefirst box of this remedy that I ob-tained
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another supply When thiswas used the pains ceased and she isnow no longer troubled with head ¬ I
aches It required but two boxes ofDoans Kidney Pills to entirely cureherPlenty more proof like this fromOcala people Call at Tydlngs Cosdrug store and ask what their custo ¬
mers reportFor sale by all dealers Price 50
cents FosteifMIlburn Co BuffaloNew York soft agents for the UnitedStates
Remember the nameDoan andtake no other
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION-
This is to inform you that B Gold-man
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has this day by mutual agreementwithdrawn from the Guarantee Cloth ¬
ing Shoe company of this city JMalever remaining the sole owner ofthe business and assumes all the lia-bilities
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RespectfullyB GOLDMANJ MALEVE L
4 Ocala Fla July 14th 1909
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTIONThis Is to inform you that on this
day the firm of Goldman Malever-of Ocala Fla is by mutual agreementdisolved B Goldman to assume all theobligations due by the above firm Youwill please take notice and change theaccount on your books accordingly
Respectfully-B GOLDMANJ MALEVER
Ocala Fla July 14th 1909
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OAK HALLS WIN FROM OCALA
The largest crowd present at a ballgame in recent years turned out yes-terday
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afternoon to witness the gamebetween Gainesvilles Oak Halls andOcala The grandstand was literallypacked with members of the fair sexall gaily bedecked with the colors oftheir favorites The bleachers werefilled and to the right of the diamond-the automobile and carriage line ex ¬
Itended to right field anti began again-at left field and with spectators standing on the foul line ran back to thegrandstand The attendance was esti ¬
mated from 1000 to 1500 Gainesvillealone having 500 rooters present
Jake Gerig umpired the game anddid It well controlling the crowd andrenderin gthe most Impartial decisionsor any umpire we have seen Hinesand Bullock composed Gainesvillesbattery and Brown and McConnacplayed opposite them for Ocala-
In the second inning Gainesvillemade two scores and the Ocala base-ball
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enthusiasts soon saw that ourteam was up against the real thingOcala tried hard to score but during-the whole game never advanced a manas far as third base although a runnerwas on second several times Brown-was hit freely eight iiits being record-ed
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against him during the game but-if he had had the proper support both-in the field and at bat there mighthave been a different score to tell thestory
Gainesville has gotten together oneof the fastest teams in the state theinfield work of the team winning theadmiration of the spectators althoughtheir sympathy was with the losingside The Oak Halls played faultless-ball and never made an error during-the game
Ocala made five costly errors andrunners were caught on second withlittle trick plays that have been usedhere at home so long that the specta ¬
tors saw what was coming when a manwas put out In this manner
The Ocala boys would do well topractice up on team work taking theOak Halls lesson yesterday as an ex-ample
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We have the players and withthe proper practice and coaching willwin the games-
St Augustine plays here today andtomorrow Things will be more equalin these games as St Augustine plays-an amateur home team like our ownand some good baseball awaits thosewho go to the South Magnolia streetdiamond v
BUY DAVIS AND SAVE MONEY
I painted Mr Watsons house re-
cently¬
and ordered as much
Davis 100 per centPure Paint
as it would take of other High GradePaints were used When the work was
I finished I not only had the prettiestjob of painting In town but had eightgallons of paint left over
H N Wells M PKeyser W Va
ZGNT THAT LIKE-
FINDING MONEY
Davis 100 per cent Pure Paint willstand the test of the most rigid PurePaint Law For sale by the MarlonHardware Co Ocala Fla
I Mr J W Crosby of Loughman andOcala is in town for a day or two MrCrosby has formed a company with
I Chicago capitalists and put Into thesyndicate 27000 acres of his land atthat point divided up into 10acretracts The company has the landready to go the market and the adver ¬
tisements ready for a large number ofnorthern papers and periodicals It Isthought that every one of the tractswill be taken up In les than six months-It is good land well located and s go-
ing¬
to make the deserving and longheaded owner a fortune Mr Crosby-is deserving of success and we hope hewill reap a full measure-
R G Bass II G Kinnard E EVoyle G E Evans Tom Mixson LK Cannon J R Eddins Jr J ClarkeEvans W W Walters J M Dickinson-V Y Baltin and boy J H ParkerMiss Pearl Whetstone D E Molnarand wife Miss Mamie Perry A EVoyle Sam Leonard and A M Terrence of Gainesville were at the Mon-tezuma
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yesterday-
The famous Oak Hall baseball teamconsisting of G Henry Davis PeteAllen Harry Bullock T A MillerTib Hendrix Ira Watson J E HiresJack Spottwood and Curry Merchant-put up at the Ocala House-
C B Fontane A C Smith EugeneRivers E B Stoddard and D H Grace-of Micanopy were registered at theOcala House yesterday
J A Murrell M G Bateman MissMaud Davis and J R Norsworthy ofMcIntosh were at the Ocala Houseyesterday
Mrs J W Crosby and children havereturned from Georgia where theyhave been since the death of MrsCrosbys brother Mr Dean of PlantCity whose remains she accompanied-to the old home for burial
Mr R R Carroll returned to ShellIsland this afternoon to Join his partyand all will return home Friday after-noon
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Mr C W Hill of Gainesville of theGainesville Motor Car Co who camedown yesterday in his little Brush run ¬
about returned home this afternoonThose who saw the little car work aredelighted with it It will go up anyhill in the country and through sipsand It has many superior features
The prescription aepartment Is themain stay of any drugsU Accuracyreliability promptness and pure drugshave made this department of ourbusiness one of the largest In thecountry Send us your prescriptionsTydlngs f Co
FOR RENT Two furnished roomsfor light housekeeping on first floorall conveniences Also one nicely fur¬
nished bedroom on second floor onehalf block from A C L depot Apply34 Oklawaha avenue
Foleys Honey and Tar not onlystops chronic coughs that weaken theconstitution and develop in consump ¬
tion but heals and strengthens thelungs It affords comfort and relief Inthe worst cases of chronic bronchitisasthma hay fever and lung troubleSold by all druggists
FIRE WOOD FiRE WOOD1
We have a large s ppy at fire woodboth pine and oak fireplace and stovelengths Good seasoned wood-
A BIG LOAD FOR A DOLLARdelivered cash Call at factory orPHONE 170 Geo GILES A CO
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Moving Pictures P
and Vaudevillet
The Best of EateruliuBeBt Panick-ed
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ISEW PICTURES EVERYDAY
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THREE FULL REELS EACH NIGHT v ijrtS
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Progra for this EftIIJJI l
VICEXGETORIX HERO OF THBGAULS Hand Painted
ACROSS THE BORDERFull Reel
CHARLIE FORCED TO FIND A JOB >
SCHOOL BOY PRANKS f-
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THE LIMELIGHT
Admission 10 and 20 centsy
Doors upea at 790 p m I
Ie W TUCKER PICPlICTtt s
R D FULLER i
DENTAL SURGEONtOffice Over Mnroe-
Bufca CILabHM
OCALA FLORIDATERMS CASH
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JUECHACEDENTAL SURGEONR-
ooms 9 10 and 11 a
Second Floor Holder Block jOCALA FLORIDA
TERMS CA-
SHLFBLALOCKI i
Dental Surgeon-
OfflcesverCaerdallaskPhome 211
Office hours 2 to 12 a n 1 to 4
5 9iT-
ERMS CASH
C J PHILLIPSContractor and Bcrtldef
Plans and Specifications FurnishedUpon Request
129 South Third StPhone 130 OCALA FLA
There Is no better stock of tine I
writing papers In the city than wecarry Come In and look It over If
Syou want something really nice Ty ¬
dings Co
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FORTax Deed Under Section 8 of Chap-ter
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4888 Laws of FloridaNotice is hereby given that S L Fri ¬
day purchaser of tax certificates Nos494 and 495 dated the 7th day of Au ¬
gust A D 1899 has filed said certi ¬
ficates in my office and has made ap-plication
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for tax deep to issue in ac ¬
cordance with Said certificatesembrace the following described prop-erty situated in Marion county Florida
1towit Lots 16 and 18 in block 13Reddick sec 10 tp 13 r 21 e The saidland being assessed at the date of theIssuance of such certificates in thename of Fla Com Co and F Q Browntrustee Unless said certificates shallbe redeemed according to law tax deedwill Issue thereon on the 23rd day ofAugust A D 1909
Witness my official signature andseal this 20th day of July A D 1909
Seal S T SISTRUNKClerk Circuit Court Marion Co Fla I
NOTICE-
Of Final Settlement and DischargeNotice Is hereby given that on the C
9th day of February A D 1910 theundersigned will present her accountsand vouchers to the Hon Joseph Belljudge of probate In and for Marion tcounty at his office in Ocala and willmake her final settlement and applyfor final discharge
Ocala Fla 21st day of July 1909ANNIE M PERRY
Administratrix Estate of S H Perry
NQTICEIOf Final Settlement and Discharge
Notice Is hereby given that on thefirst day of December A D 1909 theundersigned as administrator of theestate of John Kinsler deceased willpresent my accounts and voucher toHon Joseph Bell judge of probate athis office In Ocala Florida and willmake by final settlement as such ad¬
ministrator and will apply for dis-charge
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as administrator of said estateGeorge Giles
As Administrator of the Estate ofJohn Kinsler
October 14th 1908
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FORTax Deed Under Section 8 of Chap-ter 4888 Law of Florida
Notice Is hereby given that W OBrewer purchaser of tax certificate-No 402 dated the 3rd day of June AD 1907 has filed said certificate In myoffice and has made application fortax deed to issue In accordance withlaw Said certificate embraces thefollowing described property situated-in Marion county Florida towitw of neV and n4 of seh sec 6 tp15 s r 18 e The said land being assessed at the date of the Issuance ofsuch certificate In the name of Weklwa Naval Stores Co Unless saidcertificate shall be redeemed accordIng to law tax deed will Issue there-on
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on the 23rd day of July A D 1909
Witness my official signature andseal this the 19th day of June A D1909 S T SISTRUNKClerk Circuit Court of Marlon Co F-
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