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i The firemens benefltnetted 18046M

The board of trade will meet at thet council chamber tonight

yM Western ane Florida fresh meats atHowes Little Bonanza-

A large number of cantaloupegrowers are now in Ocala

Mr George Close ia bragging aboutyhis watermelon crop

Since the rain yesterday afternoon-the the tmometer is behaving itselfvery nicely-

Mr MC Looney returned homeyesterday from a short visit to Jack ¬

sonville-

Mr Arthur Hardaker of Martel isin the hospital for treatment of hisfoot which he injured some time ago

With turpentine at 79 cents an oilgusher would have very little attrac ¬

tion in Florida just now-

MrJHLivingston jrreturned yes-

terday¬

from a visit to his family whog

are spending the summer in Gaines ¬

ville Ga

The doll the Ocala Bazaar contrib-uted

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l to the Ocala volunteer firemenand which was raffled off netted thehandsome sum of 13

In former years pine trees weremade into lumber without being tur ¬

pentined The price now puts thatsort of practice in the background

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°z Mr S E Rowe was the fortunatewinner of the i25 trunk given by ex

s Mayor Fishel for the volunteer firec department

z Frank Harris Jr who has been at-

tending¬

t the University of Florida forthe past year returned home yester-day

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afternoon for the summer vaca-

tion¬

The volunteer fire department willhold an importand meeting this even-

ing¬

at 7 oclock at the city councilr rooms Assistant Chief Joe White

desires a full turnout of the members

The price of turpentine has climbedup from 22 to 79 cents It is like cot-

ton¬

cards were at the time of thei civil war Every day there is a jump-

ink the priceMrs Wallace Kelsey and little

daughter of Jacksonville have beenspending several days in Ocala withMrs Kelsey cousin Mrs HughHaycraft

< We are requested to announce thatall the banks of the city will close to-

morrow¬

k on account of Jefferson Da-

vis¬

birthday which is a legal holi-

dayti 1 ia Florida

Mr W H Eviland and Miss PearlChileson of Whitney an extremely

> youthful couple were married in thiscity yesterday It was a runaway

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match and the young couple are nowvery happy and have returned totheir home

The friends here of Mr HenryStevens of High Springs will learnwith regret that his home and all its

4 contents were destroyed by fire onWednesday night Mrs Stevens andlittle girl are the guests of Mr andMrs Isaac Stevens having been herefor a couple of weeks

Marlowe Verdict SustainedNews reached the city yesterday-

that the verdict ef the circuit court inthe case ef the state of Florida vs

F A D Marlowe which was tried atthe December term of that court in1903 had been sustained by the statesupreme court Thus Mr Marlowewho has been in the county jail sincehis convictionstarts serving a lifesentence in the staLe prison today

r Conductor Ramsauer DeadNews reached here yesterday of

the death of Mr Raymond Ramsauer-at Palatka Wednesday afternoon-He was in feeble health and had de ¬

tided to go west to see if he could

f not improve but he was unable to un¬

dertake the trip Mr Ramsauer hadbeen in the railroad service sincechildhood and for a number of years

r had been running between Jackson-ville

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and St Petersburg He waso

one of the most popular conductorson the road and his death will be uni-versally

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xc lamented Mr Uamsauerleaves a wife and several childrenHis funeral will occur at Palatkar

may his old home today

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HANDKERCHIEF SiOWEl

Sifts otlean ant hrs Miller Sire-Lovely Tea for Miss LiMan

Yesterday afternoon at five oclockMrs George R McKean and MrsCharles Miller gave a very lovelyparty in compliment to Miss JohnnieLiddon who is to be married nextWednesday nigut to Dr Dell ofGainesville-

The guests were invited to a hand-

kerchief¬

shower and they also hudto come in a shower as it rained dur ¬

ing almost the entire afternoon butwhile it was greately regretted thatthe weather was so bad still allprotested that the shower was mostappropriate-

The beautiful bridetobe was radi+ ntly lovely in a handsome violetsilk gown elaborately trimmed withviolet lace and chiffon and a greatdeal of hand work

The hostesses were assisted byMrs F L Watson Mrs A E Gerigand Mrs JE Oates of DeLand andin the hall punch was served by Mrs-

C C Carroll and Mrs S A RawlsAfter the guests had all arrived

they were invited into the den wherehung a large wedding bell As MissLiddon walked under the bell theclapper was pulled and she was liter ¬

ally showered with exquisite hand ¬

kerchiefs With each handkerchief-was a verse original with the donor

I unique in its advice and good wishesr to the brideelect and much merri ¬

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ment was caused by the readingaloud of the same

The following are a few of the I

rhymes

John and Jim togetherDecide to climb the hillHappiness they wish to findAnd friends all hope they willShe will sew the buttons onAnd be a model wifeWhile he deals out those awful pills r

That cure the ills of life i

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On June first nineteen hundred five I

We gather together to connive-In giving the bride kerchief showerPray do not think it liar only dowerFor nature has taken the matter in

handHas given this member of our bandAll the graces she can command-At least so thinks but keep it quietOne of her friends named E nth Piatt

This is not meant to dry thy tearsFor I could wish thy tears were few I

Nor hide thine eyes when love appears-As love in loves eyes will doUuthaving touched thy and hairA keepsake should you briefly part-It might lie next thy lovers heart

Mrs Oates sang a beautiful solo

I after the poems were read which5

was very much enjoyedThere were about thirty ladies of

both the married and the unmarriedcontingent present and this affairwas a very pretty compliment to oneof Ocalas most popular belles It isa matter of very great regret thatMiss Liddon is going to leave Ocalabut her friends here hope for frequent visits from her

Good Times at Moss BluffSpecial Correspondence Ocala Banner

All of Moss Bluff and the surround ¬

ing country met at the Grove nearWhites Ferry last Saturday and indulged in an oldtime fishfry andthe day proved a pleasant one to allThere was plenty of fish for all andfish to spare There was also a bar-

rel¬

of lemonade and ice cream wasplentiful and free A very largegraphophoiie furnished by Mr T HTillis entertained the crowd with de ¬

lightful music and the day was verypleasantly spent by all

We are going to have another onesoon and ye editors must all comeand join us-

Harrison Martin killed a rattle ¬

snake near the picnic grounds eightfeet long with eighteen rattles Hewas a monster of a snake and foughtmanfully for his life

The crops of this section were nev¬

er better than at presentThere will be preaching in the Con ¬

gregational church on Sunday June4 by the pastor Rev W C G Killgore All are invited to come

Miss Leona White will visit rela-tives

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in South Carolina next week-A meeting of the Fourthclass Post-

masters league will meet in the cityhall at Ocala next Monday June 5at 10 a m We hope all postmastersin the county v attend

J T Lewis has been indisposed forseveral days but is up again

We are all glad that our represen¬

tatives Wartmann and Sistrunk gottheir bill through allowing Mrs GenJ J Dickerson 25 for pension Itis nothing but right and deserving-All praise to our representatives foit I LTJ

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B Y P U COtiYEHTHHI

Officers Elected f r Ensuing Terns

CeHventieB a Grand SuccessMany elevates Preset

Tedays Program

The Baptists may well congratulatethemselves upon the success of theB Y P U convention now beingheld in this city

As already announced in this paperthe meeting was begun Wednesdaynight

After the address of welcome byRev C C Carroll and the responsethereto by Mr J Stanley Moffettand a sermon by Rev W A Hobson-of Jacksonville a reception was held

I at the church Refreshments wereserved and the social side of themeeting was exceedingly pleasant

Yesterday at 6 oclock a m therewas a Morning Watch the exer ¬

cises being led by Mr I B Rogers-of DeLand After the devotional ex¬

ercises and Bible reading at 9 oclock-a m Dr Halley president of Stet¬

son University delighted the congre-gation

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with a lecture his subject be ¬

ing St Pauls First MissionaryJourney which he elucidated with-

a blackboard drawing-Dr Hulley is a tine speaker and en-

joys¬

the reputation of being one ofthe best orators in Florida

The following officers were electedat the business session viz

President G E Mabry of TampaFirst Vice President Mr Ridley-

of Live Oak-

Second Vice President Rev E M

C Dunklin of OxfordSecretary and Treasurer Rev J

E Oates of DeLandYesterday afternoon at 2 oclock

there was an excursion to SilverSprings which was enjoyed by nearlya hundred of the delegates Theparty went down in carriages automobiles and other vehicles and en¬

joyed a ride down the run after ar-

riving¬

at the springsThere are about one hundred dele ¬

gates in attendance of which wehave been able to secure the follow ¬

ing namesFrom JacksonvilleDr W A Hob

son entertained by Mrs Hatchell atthe Ocklawaha Inn Miss Carrie Hobson and Miss Grace Humphries with-

A J Brigance O D Tournage withMr Jackson Brinson McGowan andMr Horton with Mr J A Spurlin-Mr and Mrs Fred Durant with MrsLivingston Miss Helen Rolfs withMiss Hatchell Mrs Starke with Mrs-

C J Phillipsi From TampaMrs Taylor and MissHelms with Mrs W C Jeffords Mrs

i Mellon and Miss Mellon with Mrs 1

j Pearson Miss Roby Miss Buchananf and G E Mabry at Montezuma ho-

I telI From ArcadiaJ W Burton and-

Ij Hugh Jones with j D Cam MissI

Ruby Coates Miss Zella Humphriesj with A J Brigance J F Roush with-i Alfred Ayer i

j From Nocatee Gammon Dorson I

i Miss Eva Dorson I L Alaroney 1

Montezuma hotel Miss Beulah Thom ¬

as with A J Brigance ArencyI

Smith with Mrs Hatchell Howard I

Sterns at Florida House I

From Pal atka William Stone and

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Mrs F J Hammond with Mrs WA Pelot

From DeLandDr Lincoln HulleyRev J D Blocker with Mrs Porter i

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Rev and Mrs Oates with C V Mil ¬

ler J Standley Moffett with IsaacStevens

From Hawthorne Miss Mayme Da ¬

vis with Mrs Porter Miss Clay Sharmon and Miss Mary Bryan with T D

I Bryan W E Waites with H C I

GatesFrom KissimmeeRev H P Jack ¬

son with Mrs Hatehell-FromMicanopy

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TMiss Rnby Thrash-er

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and Miss Price with T M MooreFrom OrlandoMrs Mathews Miss

DeLaney Miss Pillans and Miss Pau¬

line ArnoldFrom Live Oak Miss Buhl with-

A J Brigance Winder Surrency andJ E Harris with Alfred Ayer RevC A Ridley with W A Pelot

Mr and Mrs Norwood WillistonRev J O Harris Lake City RevE M C Dunklin Oxford JF Wal ¬

lace Irvine Martin Citra Mrs Pol¬

lard and Mrs Estea DeLand RevWard CityjH B GivensrTitusville Rev WB Collier Ma

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1 riannaLAST NIGHTS SESSION-

The subject of the meeting lastnight was The Soul

I Dr Hulley delivered a talk on c StI Pauls Second Missionary Journey-andI Rev W B Collier of Mariannadiscussed What Is Understood by

tthe Soul

The value of the soul its destiny-and possibilities if lost and if savedwas very ably discussed by MissGrace Humphries of JacksonvilleRev J J Parsons of St Augustineand Rev J O Harris of Lake City

Altogether the meeting was a verypleasant one

TODAYS PROGRAM600 a m The Morning Watch

Led by Rev W G Patterson of Fernandina

THE SOULS SALVATION

900 a m Devotional Exercisesand Bible ReadingLed by Dr Hul ¬

ley Subject Pauls First LetterThe Atonement Miss Zella Hum¬

phries ArcadiaFaith Miss Annie Savage OcalaRegeneration iiss Claude De-

Laney¬

OrlandoWitntss of the Spirit Miss Ruby

Coates ArcadiaTHE AGENTS OF THE SOULS SALVA

TION

1 The Word Miss Addie Sim ¬

mons Fernaddina2 The Holy SpiritE Z Bostick

DeLand i

3 Gods Providence Mrs Mellon i

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Tampai

4 ManW S Mabry Tampa200 p m Devotional Exercises-

and Bible ReadingDr Hulley Sub-

jecti

Pauls Third Missionary Jour ¬r

ney I

MEANS USED IK THE SOULS SALVA-

TION

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1 Preaching W T Gary Ocala2 Prayer Miss Lexie Stemple I

Tampa3 Consistency of LifeHon John j

W Burton Arcadia4 Personal Touch Rev H P

Jackson Kissimmee-

Piano Recital By Miss GambysPupils

The annual piano recital given by I

the pupils ef Miss Kate Gamsby tookI

place at the armory last night Thismusical event is always looked for¬

ward to with much pleasure by ourmusic lovers and the concert last 1

night was largely attended and wasgreatly enjoyed Miss Gamsby is avery fine teacher and each year herclass is larger than the year before

There were tYent four numbers onthe program and each young pianistplayed their selection beautifully

The following are those who tookpart in the concert Willie andJulien Bullock Clarence and OlafZewadski Misses Gladys DrakeMerle Biggs Mabel Bachelder Gladysand Theo Wallis Mabel MeffertLucile Lindsay Marguerite Spellman Alice Sexton Hope RobinsonHelen Brown Uua Taylor Emmaand Edna Nelson Ethel HaycraftNellie Gottlieb Alta Pearson BessieMacKay Sara Davis Mary Gatesand Lillian Anderson

This group of beautiful children-was indeed a pretty picture and theirparents and friends were very proud-

of these young musiciansA beautiful number was the Con-

certo¬

in G Minor played by MissGamsby and Miss Jessie Palmer ontwo pianos and the last piece the

Hungarian Dance two pianos byMisses Lillian Anderson Bessie MacKay Sara Davis and Alta Pearson-was a very happy conclusion to amost excellent program

Then came the most interestingfeatureat least to the childrenpresentation of the medals

In the junior class Miss Ethel Haycraft won the pretty little silvermedal having made 236 pointsand the gold medal for winning-the greatest number of marks during-the year in the senior class was cap-

tured¬

by Miss Bessie MacKay shehaving made 23S points

Miss Hope Robinson came secondand Miss Una Taylor third in the ju-

nior¬

class and Miss Lillian Robinsonsecond in the senior class MissRobinson unfortunately having cuther hand was unable to perform

Judge W S Bullock delivered the4

medals and he did so in a most de¬

lightful and humorous manner whichadded Ito the evenings entertain ¬

tment

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BELLEVIEW i

Special Correspondence of the Ocala BatmenThe funeral services of Mrs Frances

Maclndoe took place at the Metho-

dist¬

church Thursday Rev Sulli¬

van officiating Mrs Maclndoe wasnext to the oldest resident of Belleview Mr Davis being a few yearsolder She was in poor health forsome time owing to her advancedyears being a little over 83 years ofage She came with the starting ofBelleview by the Marion Improve ¬

ment Company and was accompaniedby a son and daughter She built a

I very pretty residence on Lillian Terrace where she has since residedhaving quite an orange grove beforethe freeze The son died a youngman of 24 about eighteen years agoand the daughter Mrs Ramsdelldied about sixteen years ago leaving-a daughter a very popular young

I lady and organist of the MethodistI

church Mrs Maclndoe also leavestwo other daughters one in Vermont-her old home and the other a mem-ber of the Salvation Army and isnow in Texas Her husband diedthirtyfive years ago She has been-

aa member of the Methodist churchsince early girlhood-

TheI

new postmaster Charles AI Tremere took charge this morning-The office is to be moved up to theTrading Companys store

Miss Long has returned to herduties with the Trading Companyafter a two months vacation

The white melon growers formed-an association this spring composedof J Freeman I Nichols C Brown

Son R D Ridge L Hopkins gSon J Nelson Joe Whisenant JAshford Smith Brothers of OxfordC Washburn Son Ed Pelot SamBarrett J Bryant and V PelotThey are very busy and have beenfor two weeks shipping cantaloupesthe new packing house being the

i Iscene of operations-The colored raisers have also been

shipping in large numbers for aboutthree weeks J Carter west ofBelleview being the first to ship andgetting his melons in about the timesome other places claim to have beenthe first to ship

The writer had a fine watermelonfrom Mr Isaac Nichols place yetterday He has watermelons as well as

r cantaloupes to shipI Dr Abshire who has been inI charge of the postoffice for threeI months leaves for his home in Con-

necticut¬

I

soon

Approaching MarriageMiss Jennie Bull of this city and

Mr Henry Clarence Jernigan ofMartei will be quietly married onThursday June 15 at the home ofthe brides parents Captain andMrs W C Bull

Miss Bulls many friends will begreatly interested in this announce-ment

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and extend to her their verybest wishes and congratulations tothe lucky groom

Low Rates to Louisville Ky and Re ¬

turn via Atlantic Coast Line

o Account of the Confederate veter ¬

ans reunion at Louisville Ky June14 to 16 1905 the Atlantic Coast Linewill sell tickets from Ocala Fla toLouisville and return at the rate of1545 Correspondingly low rates

will be made from other points inFlorida Tickets will be sold June10 11 12 and 13 with final limit June19 1905 but by depositing ticket withjoint agent and payment of 50 cents-at time of deposit extension can besecured to leave Louisville on July10 1905 Side trip tickets will be sold

I from Louisville to all points in theterritory south of the Ohio and Po ¬

tomac rivers and east of the Missis ¬esippi at rate of one fare plus 25 centsfor the round trip

For further information see near¬est ticket agent or write to

T C WHITE DP AI Tampa FlaI FreeI Go to Edds place and see a good

ball game every afternoon at 330oclock free We have arranged-with the TimesUnion to deliver mes¬sages of each game as it is played byinnings Yon will know what eachteam has done as the grame pro¬gresses The Carmichael Son Coopposite court house west side of thesquare 5 5fcf

Florida State Board of Pharmacyand Pharmaceutical association Tam ¬pa Fla June 15 Certificate planrater effective for this occasion TheSeaboard Air Line has double dailyservice and quickest time

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14000 REWARD FOR LETTER

Packet Stolen from Safe of WHhiNew Yorker

New York June l1fers of a Slit000 reward are published here todayfor the return of a packet of letters

I said to have been stolen from a pri-vate

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safe in the home of a wealthy r-I and socially prominent New York lap

ily whose name probably will never btmentioned in connection with the af-fair unless a scandal should arise tfrom an expose of the letters COiltents iIncidentally it Is hoped to recoverSCOGOO worth of jewels and many thou-sands of dollars worth of stock cretif

j iciuss which were stolen at the sametime as the letters but in comparison ii pith the letters the loss of jewelry ii-

j considered insignificant Every efforthas been made to keep the affair a s

I cret iiI

Alabaman Guilty cf MurderBirmingham Ala June IA sps = r

cial to the News from Cnllman Ala<J

says that the jury in he case of<

Williams charged with the murder 01State Senator Robert L Hipp returned a verdict of guilty of murder iathe first degree today and fixed puns

I ishment at death Williams was sen-tenced

<i to hang July 14 William son

Frank aged 20 begged the court topermit him to be hanged in his lath-ers

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stead Williams is a farmer andshot Hipp while he and a deputy sher-iff were attempting to levy upon someof Williams property An appeal willbe taken to the supreme court

Mrs Shaw to Marry a PeerRichmond Va June IAlthough

no formal announcement has beenmade it became known that the mar-riage

¬ lof Mrs Nannie Langhorne Shaw

and Lord Hevelstoke is to be expect-ed in the not distant future MrsShaw is a sister of Mrs Charles DanGibson and of Mrs Reginald BroksLike them she is famed for her beau-ty When a girl she married Rober 1G Shaw of Boston and several year Ilater got a divorce from him

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iJFifteen Persons PoisonedDuluth June IFifteen persons

living at a boarding house conducted-by O O Carlson were poisoned Thesymptoms of severe sickness were no-ticed mediately after breakfast Tea lhad recovered in the evening but theothers are still in bed complaining-of weakness and sickness For aa

time it seemed that several of thaivictims would not recover 1

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Of Applicatian for Tax Deed Under Section ttChapter 4SS3 Laws of Florida

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