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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-05-15
BLITCHTON
nlunpS.

Blitchton, May 14.-Miss Minnie
Seckinger, OF Berlin, is the guest of
Miss Romena Hammonds this week.
Mrs. B. r. Bitch, Messrs. Fenton
Bitch, Joseph Akin and O. S. San
ders visited Ocala Monday.
Our community was saddened We'd
nesday by the death OF Mrs. J. NJ.
Bitch. Although she had been i'll
for two months her death came as a
surprise TO her many friends.
Miss Legie Bitch, DR.. Bitch and
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SOUTH LAKE WEIR

South Lake Weir, May 13.-Mr.
E. C. Albertson and SON Milton made
business trip to Ocala last week.
Mr.. NJ. S. Carnahan and family
left here Monday for their home in
Pleasantville, Pa. Mrs. Carnahan
was very much improved in health
when she left.
Mr.. A. G. Gates and wife of Ocala
came down Sunday morning in their
their new seyen-passenger automo-
bile and took Mr.. G. S. Gates and
wife with them to Webster to spend
the day with Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
Brown and Miss Gates of that place.
They all enjoyed the trip very much.
making the trip without any trou-
BILE whatever.
Mr.. C. S. Gates went to Ocala to
serve on the grand jury this week.
Mrs. C. W. Willard and daughter,
Mrs. Grace Robinson, Went to Jack
sonville Sunday and Mr.. Willard
went up Monday to join them there,
and they will leave for their north
ern home Monday night.
Mrs. Stanton, who has been a
guest at the Carey House all winter
left for Boston last Sunday, but ex-
poets to come back here next winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foss, who have been
south for the last two months. put
ting IN their hio cron of OranoaS
expect to return home soon.
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WACAHOOTA

Wacahoota. May 13.-The dry
weather still continues and has cut
the vegetable crop very short.
Those from here who attended the
reunion at Jacksonville were Mrs.
Y. P. Smith, Mr.. j. NJ. Smith and Mr..
B. F. Long. They report it a grand
success and give glowing accounts Of
their stay.
Miss Resale Smith returned Sat-
urday from a visit to her sister, Mrs
NJ. r. Beck of Palatka. Together
they attended the reunion at Jack
sonville, Miss Resale returning
home directly from there.
Mr.. James Mobley and Mr.. John
Edison of Johnston, S. c., arrived
Sunday and are visiting the formers
sister, Mrs. C. NJ Smith.
Rev. Henderson of Micanopy fill
ed his regular appointment at the NJ.
E. church Sunday afternoon. His
wife and two small children accom-
panied him.
Mrs. J. P. Smith returned Sunday
from visit to her daughter, Mrs. c..
c. Pedrick of Gainesville.
Mrs. John Adams of Central was
the guest of Mrs. j. NJ. Smith sew
eral days last week.
Mr. ]. NJ Smith made business
visit to Ocala Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Bauknight of
Jennings, La, reached here Monday
afternoon and are guests OF Mrs. ".
P. Smith. Mr.. John Barr brought
them out from Micanopy in his car.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. j. o. Tyson, Mrs. L. NJ.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Bradley
and daughter, Mr.. Robert Bradley,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Smith attended
the funeral of DR.. L. Montgomery at
Micanopy Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Maxey Adams was guest of
friends at Arredonda Sunday.
The many friends of Miss Theora
Smith are glad to know she is con-
valescent from recent attack of
mumps.
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YOUR KIDNEYS
Ocala Residents Must Learn the I'm.
portance Of Keeping them
Well

pOrtance Of Keeping them
Well
Perfect health means that every
organ of the body is performing its
functions properly.
Perfect health cannot be enjoyed
il the kidneys are weak and disor-
dered.
Thousands testify that Doan's Kid
ney Pills have reviving action on
weak kidneys.
What this remedy has done in so
many cases of this kind is the best
proof of its merit.
Read the following. It's testi-
mony gratefully given by a residnet
of this locality:
Mrs. j. A. Shannon, 1909 E. Court
St., Gainesville, Fla, says: kid
ney weakness annoyed me- and suf-
fered from a lame and aching back
that made it impossible for me to
rest well. / used Doan's Kidney
Pills and found them to be just as
represented. They gave me CHEAT re-
lief"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for q kindey remedy-get
Doan's Kindey Pills-the same that
Mrs. Shannon had. Foster-Milburu
Co.. Proprietors. Buffalo, n. Y.-2.
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FOR A TORPID LIVER

81 have used Chamberlain's Tab
lets off and on for the past SIX years
whenever my liver shows signs of be-
ing in a disordered condition. They
have always acted quickly and given
me the desired relief" writes Mrs.
F. II. Trubus, Springville, y. Y. For
sale by all dealers. Adv.
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Luckie'S GARAGE
I'm. Main Street.
KNIGHTS oF PYrHIAs

Ocala Loage No. IS. Convenrfono
ne!d every Monday At 1880 p. N. ~
'astle Hall, over the James Carlislo
drugstore. A cordial welcome to VIZ
iiirg brothers. VIM. " GcDer. 9. G.
Chas. X Sage, X. R. 8. Al
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Mr.. Tomberling. of Plant City, mo-
tored over to Lynne Tuesday.
Mrs. c. o. Burts, OF Tampa, and
Miss Corinne Waiver, of Plant City,
were guests Of Mrs. S. H. Bitch and
Miss Legie Bitch Sunday.
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Mrs. L. NJ. Baldwin, while her
daughter Mrs. C. A. Walker, of
Doublin, Ca, is also guest for
few days
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TAKE Norl1 4

Any party or parties wishing to
ask any questions through this
paper upon any subject religious
" or otherwise shall be- treated
as q friend. But ID no case will
the Editor ALLOW any slang or
slang phrases go through it's
columns.
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-6.
Again Christ says.
"Verily. verify l say unto you
He that entereth not by the door
into the sheepfold but climbeth
up some other way, the same is
a thief and a robbor.
Then said Jesus unto them a.
gain, Verify, verify | say unto
you | am the door of the sheep.
st. John l0-1&7.
| Also read.
Neither is their salvation in
ally other for there is none
other name under heaven
given among men whereby we
must be saved. Acts 4-12.
Wherefore John says.
Behold the Lamb of God
which taketh away the sin of the
world. st John 1-29.
! And now having those strong
scriptures before US, and Ian
guage right the opposite to what
the Pope and his body says and
which proves to US that they are
impostors, and also proves that
their teachings are nothing but
lying wonders,
But again. they will ask, did
not Christ give such power unto
the Apostles? when He said to
them.
And | will give unto thee the
keys Of the kingdom of heaven;
| and whatsoever thou shall bind
on earth shall be bound 10 heav
en-; and whatsoever thou shalt
loose ,on earth shall be loosed in
heaven. St. Matt, 1919.
Again He says.
And be that hearetl you,
heareth me, and he. that>despis'
eth you, despiseth me; as the
Father hath sent me; so l send
| you No one will deny these
words of Christ, that has one
| spark of His love in them. But
how are we to knuw just how the
Apostles and the true followers
of Christ was to do this work
vel! Jesus himself answers this
question, in order that there
should nothing in His Word re-
main DARK, He says to them,
Go ye therefore. and teach
all nations, baptizing them in the
name of the Father, and the Sor
and of the Holy Ghost. Teaching
5lem to observe all things what
soever / have commanded you. u
st. Matt, 28-19-sO.
Teach them to observe thst.-
IF any man shall say unto
you, Lo here Is Christ or there
} believe it not. For there shall
arise false Christs- and. false
prophets and shall shew great
signs and wonders, Insomuch
that if it were possible they
shall deceive the very elect.
Behold I have told you before
Wherefore if they shall say unto
you, behold he is in the desert
go not forth, behold be is 10 tn
the secret chambers believe il
not Matt. "a --25-26,
That is, teach them that when
these men of the beast says tc
you, that you must go into the
confession box, or private cham
Der, and there confess your sins
unto man. and must imagine him
; as Jesus Christ in person, and
; then by him have your sins par,
doned, believe it not: for he il
a false Christ" For there is
nens comes unto the Father bu,
by me, says Christ. Therefore
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The Colony grist mill will run
on every Saturday-and will on.y
grind Oh Saturdays.
COLONY TRUSTEES.
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professional cards $1.oo a month
Local per line, 1st insertion .o3
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= Local advertisements viii, be
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The Beast With Seven Heads And Ten Horns
Which John The Revelator Saw.
COntinu ed from last week.

But then the Catholics say
that this chair never persisted.
That is all very true: But again
they say: 1T was Kept at Rome
and never for moment was 1t
vacant: even a midst the stormest
times That is all very true too
But still, we ask the question a.
gain; Is it possible that the true
successor of St. Peter could have
taken possession of the chair
the moment after Peter had
been crucified, and especially, in
those perilous times. witt bout
meeting the same cruel end that
Peter met? No be could not, he
would of met the same fate.
And again, il the true successor
of St. Peter, had taken the chair,
(iRstead of the Pope tnen those
early christians would not have
been put to flight. 1t is urue that
the Pope holds the old wooden
chair but the real chair itself,
the spiritual chair was borne
away with the fleeing prosecuted
christians. And this persecution
did not only last for a day, or a
week. or month: but for three
hundred long years: and during
this time, prosecuted generation
passed away and their lives were
only known by thu sentance by
which they were condemned.
Though they have long been
sleeping with the pale nations of
the dead yet their very lives and
existence is still fresh in our
memory; Peters chair is not at
Rome, nor with any Papal institu.
ton whatever, 1t went with the
martyrs and christians as they
left Rome.
In the day Of Judgment il will
be silent witness against those
cruel offenders. What then?
Some one may say, Is that not
the same as to say. The Pope of
Rome is an impostor?" We plain.
~ answer. YES He is the great,
beast, the Apocalypitcal beast.
And we shall prove it by the
Bible.
For when they cruciied Peter
then they placed in his chair a
man of their ewn taste and all
for the sake of greed and gain.
| And this great beast become the
head of the body of beasts. This
head or beast. as we have stated
was the vile person. that Daniel
said shonld take the place of the
taxraiser; and this taxraiser was
Cesar Augustus spoken Of in
! luke 2-1) And the vile person
| who took his place was the mau
of sin spoken Of by Paul in e
Thes. 1-3-4.)And through his
damnable heresies the people
was deceived and led off: which
brought on the falling away;
!And the sole caose of the Churc
leaving its first love.
! Ard thinking that the reader
will comprehend the beast, as
he was and is we shall en.leavo1
to show how he drove, and lead
the people into darkness For at.
te- they had cruciied the Apps
ties with Peter; this man of sir
vas set up in Peter, IS stead: And
when this was done, then satar
gave him his seat and powe,
And the com bination made ur
the beast, that painted many q
spot OF earth, with the blood oil
saints, and when through his
demon like pride, had sIaked his
thirst by the blood of thousands
and thought there were not one
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saved See St. John le-6.
Again He says. when / shut the
door NO man openeth, aud when
I open the door No man shuteth
it, And these things are the>
things that Jesus commands the,
true followers of him to seach,I
that thru teachings and a clcse\
observation of them, and a strick
obedience to his commands.
with faith in Him and His name,
they tthe bearers Of theIn}
should be saved.
Hence, We tind tha. Peter ia
compliance with the command,
given him. by the Lsrd Himself,
saying unto Cornetsas.
And he commanded us to.
preach unto the people, and to
testify that it is be which was.
ordained OF God to be the Judge
of the quick and the dead.
To him give all the prophets,
witness that thru his name who.
soeve- believeth ON him shall re.
ceive remission OF sin" Acts.
1O-42 -45.
Thus we find that Peter did
not say unto CorDeslus, thai VOW
must imagine Jesas Christ il
person in me-: nor did he say
you must come to me and con.
TESS your sins, and will pardon.
you. But contrar,wise when.
"t Cornelius me. hun and fell
down at his feet and worahip,
him.
Peter took him up saying.
stand-up, I myself also am d,
man" (Acts 1o-aa5-s6.)
AS mucn as to say, I am. not.
lChrist, l can't save you, OF help..
you, can't forgive your sins,
but He commanded US to preach.
His Word, ana to testify OF Him;
and whosoever believes in His.
name, shall be saved: and have
remission OF sins
On! Dear Reader. is not this
spiritual chair O. Peters quite,
different from the one that the:
Pope of Rome claims to have.
His is the forgiveness of sinsr
In the one is the Pope and his,
power; the other, comes direct.
from believing ON Christ.
through His Word. Is preached.
by the Apostles.
And again, this last is SO plain
ly set forth BY the Apostle Paul,
unto the jailor. when be asked
Paul and Silas;
And brought them out and
said Sirs what must ] do ~ be-,
saved?
And they said believe on the,
Lord Jesus Christ, and thou,
shalt be saved. aud thy house,
facts 16-30-3l.)
For there is one God ana one
mediator between God and men
the mar Christ Jesus" & Tim,
ISL
Q Paul is not a mediator, no
Peter, no Pope. bishop. or priest,
a mediator. and it they say they
are, or say they can forgive sins
it is false and rotten to the core:
and they arc anti Christs.
Christ's commands we're; Go
teach all nation. teach them to
observe all things, whatsoever I
have commanded you;" tsee.
Matt. 2a-aa.) There WIS not
Just a part to be taught. but all.
the Pope says you must imagine
Jesus Christ II perscc, in The
! Continued to page 5.
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PAGE OF INQUIRY.
QUESTION NO.67.

I'd. CRBssET; Please let some
enc answer the following ques
t'on' Please explain the follow.
lng scripture; Luke ISL
lfnobody ventures. let the Ed.
Especially the meaning of the
I'VE ships. -Gladls Dawson.
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sets him self up as the vicar of
Christ and the true successor of
St. Peter. And sits himself
down IN the tenn pie of God, claim,
ing to be authorized to forgive
the sinner, in the place of God
doing what Christ would do, if
He was in earth.
Oh, Reader!, see the man of
sin, that opposeth and exalteth
himself above all that is called
God. He has killed the apostles,
and dipped his garments in the
blood of millions o: the true fol.
lowers Of Christ. Behold the
vile person that Daniel saw tax.
ing the place of the tax.raiser.
See those few that escape his
death.like clutches, seeking safe.
ty in flight, and hiding them.
selves in the clefts Of rocks, or
caves. like a mouse would hide
! from a hawk. Flight was the
safety guard, Christ had left
them; for his command was: IF
they prosecute you in one place,
or city fee ye to another" Just
such cruelty was practiced by
this first beast, while he in his
pomp and power reigned with
bis seven heads and ten horns.
And it was in those three hun.
dred years of persecution of his,
upon the followers of Christ,
that he won his ten crowns; and
by those victories he was fully
able through bis lying wonders,
to claim the chair OF Peter: and
to claim that he was the true
successor of Peter, and the vicar
of Christ.
This is only fulfilling Paul's
and Daniels words, that this
beast would lift himself up, aud
claim to be God, sitting in the
temple o. God. For it is an un.
deniable fact that this beastly
man required of his laity to come
to him and pow.down before, him
and then and there imagine J esus
Christ in person in the priest;
when this is done and the peni.
tent sinner has confessed his
sins to pope, bishop or priest,
(all belonging to one head.) then
with an uplifted hand the priest
says Il absolve thee from thy
sins; and at that very moment
all the guilt Of the sinner is par.
doned tor all eternity"
(See Mission Book p, 249, 2G0 and
262. for the district of Maryland,
Does this not provs that this
man claims. to be sitting in the
seat of tod, when he claims tina,
. you must, before confesslne
your sins to him, imagine in hin
Jesus Christ in person: then ht
will pardon you of all your guilt
for he goes on 10 say. that be
does it in the place of God,'
does what Christ would do if he
was on earth: For he says THE
priest is sent by Jesus Christ
! with the same power to remi,
sins, that Christ himself was
sent with, by his heavenly Faith
err" and now Christ having pas,
into heaven: they those dupes O,
satan, the pope with his numbe,
claim the same power tina
Christ had to forgive sins.
! Hence they demand of thei,
followers TO come to them fol-
pardon, and they will grant it
iu the place Of God. Wher
| Christ says.
| u am the way the truth anc
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QUESTION NO. G..

Ed. CRHssET-Please tell as
what this scripture means? lisa.
A-l-4. Preachers don't walt
tor Bro. Garrett to answe frs t
Do your duty. Emil Oliver =,
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kruger Auditorium was thronged
last night at the annual charity bal
of the Knights of Columbus. The
affair Is the leading Catholic event
o. the pre-Lenten social season, ans
th5 attendance was fully up to the
espectations of the promoters
several priests, including Rev John
a Dillon, superintendent of the
diocesan parochial schools, were pres
tnl, as were representatives from all
5hs lead ng councils Of the knights
Of Columbus of this section.
fhe costumes of the ladies were
Unusually brilliant, and the mus cal
program was We'll chosen. None Of
fhs now dances were listed, the COM
fnittee in charge using slips inserted
- the program to request that none
OF the so-cal modern steps BE- u-ed
The request was lived UP to, thong
occasionally some of the more clever
dancers would attempt a one-step o.
ua ''invitation'' waltz. In the dining
hall there also was orchestral music.
snd here and there was an occasional
attempt at a tango, but in each ILL
stance gentle reminder Of the com
n1ittee's efforts to refrain was all that
vas necessary on the part of the
Ai4sAAdt5CAAiIAAt u tic eiAAAA@oi tNAAAt
The ball was under the direction OF
New Jersey Chapter Nc ! Of the
knights of Columbus, and the pro-
ceeds are deVoated to hosp tai work.
The chapter consists of all the local
councils and those located in adJoin-
ing towns.
A matter of much solicitude to
many of the knights present was the
condition of Edward L. Mcguire,
treasurer of the Federal Trust Com
pany, who for years has been the
principal director of the annual
charity dance The reports that he
was improving from the attack OF
pneumonia by which he was seized
Inst week was received with meuh ap-
probation by his many friends in the
order.
Newark Council Box.
In box A, reserved for the Newark
Council. were Chief of Police and
Mrs Michael J. Long, Mr.. and Mrs.
James z. McKenna, Mr.. and Mrs
John j. Turbitt. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
F. Cummings. Miss Margaret Dreher'
Miss Lillian Mcmahon, Miss Lillian
Mahoney, John J. Berry. James J.,
Young. George w Cav and Martin
a. Toohey.
Mrs. Long wore gray satin. with a
black chantilly lace draped tunic;
Mrs. Mckenna wore black charmeuse'
trimmed with jet; Mrs. Turbitt wore
black satin, trimmed with black
shadow lace and a corsage of pink
roses; Mrs. Cummings wore Nile
green charmeuse, trimmed with silk
lace; Miss Mahoney wore pink me-
teor. trimmed with chantilly lace;
{ Miss Dreher wore coral colored char
rneuse, with draped tunic of shadow
lace and pale blue girdle, and Miss
Mcmahon wore yellow crepe meteor
In box Is. reserved for Kearny
Council, were Mr.. and Mrs. John E.
Revere. Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Lynch,
Miss Mae Anderson. Miss Irene Bow
ers, Miss Theresa McCurry, Miss
Gertrude Moran. Miss Katherine CAT
frey, Miss Dorothy O'Connell, Alder
man John r. Fitzsimmons, John 3.
Wade Matthew Fitzgerald, Thomas
r. Belbey Martin Desmond and Jo-
seph Haviland.
Mrs. Lynch wore white satin, trim
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sive party eligible for election as
sheriff in counties in which a Progress
sive jury commissioner is in office?
And, whereas, If members of the
Democra tic, Republican and Progress
sive parties are eligible for election
as sheriff at the coming November
election, then it is evident that in sew
eral counties the jury commission
will consist OF two members of the
same political party from about the
middle of November until the middle
of February following; therefore,
be ii
Resolved, That the attorney-gen-
eral be instructed to draw an amend
ment to said act In order to correct
this serious error"
The resolution departed in one par
ticular from the suggestion of the
editorial and, while the effect on the
minds of politicians was increased
by the illusions to ineligibility of
shrievalty candidates the law of the
situation was neglected The office
of sheriff is a constitutional one and
no act Of the Legislature can bar can
didates of one party or another, it is
said. 1t Is the commiss oners who
win be rendered Ineligible and not the
sheriffs.
The resolution has gone to the
judiciary committee. What will hap
pen to it in there is problematic. Mr.
Godfrey says there win have to be
an amendment to the law and many
persons agree with him. The better
informed of them hold that the
amendment will have totake the form
of giving power to the chancellor tC
dismiss commissioners when sheriffs
of the same political party are elected
and appoint others