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Odd Fellows meet tomorrow nightI

Col Rogers turpentine operator inthe Lynne section was a caller today

Come in and see the line of newbooks at the Ocala News Co

Try Hiawatha Lake Dairy butter¬

milk delivered every morning

Mr of Wildw od wastransacting business

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Ben Condon has a line of new coast-er

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bicycles for rentI ShMrs L Jt Parr I her daugh-

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Mrs Overby at Lakeland

Cr J W Davis df Surhmerfield wasIn town today J

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Use Planks Chill Tonic Guaran-teed

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Price 25 cents Sold by all drug-gists

Harry Palmer Is bookkeeperj foi phosphat cqrnpahy at Inverness

spent Sunday q with his mother<

Gut glass silverware and bricafcrac at very low prices Ocal > MusicCompany

Miss Bessie Bitting who has beenseriously ill with fever for the past10 days Is convalescenti-

neine piano player and music at lesstIan half regular price Cicala MusicCompany

Mr A T ihomaa who spent Sunay jn the city with his family re-

turned to the mines today

fhe best 26c box o paper we haveEr put across the counter DanishCloth at the Postoffice Drugstore-

Mr S A Rawls came down fromJacksonville and spent Sunday in thecity

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Mr LK Edwards of Irvine spentSunday in the city with Mr and MrsJohn L Edwards i

TEL C Davis Co of JacksonvilHp-will sell any make of secondhandtypewriter upon easy terms if desired

4 Mir A N Goodwin of Standard was-a> guest of the Ocala House yesterday

I is a guest of the Ocala House

Mr W D Grahani went to Dunnelit lon this morning in the interest of

his candidacy for the office of taxcollector

Mr J C Simms the cattleman nearSharpes Ferry was in town Saturdayto witness the unveiling He is a heroof the lost caus-

MorcillaMiss McLean and MasterVenice Shaw went to Wildwood Fri ¬

day to visit Miss McLeans father andreturned yesterday afternoon

Mrs Riley of Rbchelle who has beenvisiting Mr andl Mr D W Tompkinswent on to Leesburg today to visitfriends for a short time

7 Mr ME Robinson of Tampa thepopular salesman for the Hub shoesTas in town yesterday and today aguest of the OcalaHouse-

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S C Stone and daughter MissFannie Stone left today for Chatta-nooga

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Tenny to spend the ummerwith Mrs Stones sons Messrs Willand Spence

Justice Walter Bishop recommittedat Draker coloredS with k halfZen aliases for stealing packages of

teat from the A C L railroad in-Ske c6unty

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p Ordersreceiveprompt and care-fuloji attention Just girt us the name

W r and cl41aii4 Uacle Sam does+ the rest

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If you are getting the daily Star bymail and your subscription is morethan three months inarrears the pa-per

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will be stopped in a few days ifnot paid up Under the recent rulin-gt the postoffice department we can-not

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mail daily papers if more thanthree months in arrears If you wantthe paper pay up i

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DEMPSEY MAYO SELLING LOTS I

Mr Dempsey Mayo sold two of thosebeautiful residence lots Saturday toparties who will soon bjuild on themThe lots are located in front of theMayo residence in the southeasternpart of the city

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Mr and Mrs Arthur Hardaker ofMartel were in town Saturday nightguests of the Ocala House and wenton to Tampa yesterday where their

ome will be in future Mr and MrsHardaker have many friends here whow ill regret their removal to Tampabut hope for frequent visits fromthem

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The famous Cunard liner Mauri-tania

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the biggest and fastest steam-ship

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in the world will be displayed atthe Berlin theater tonight and therewill be several other good pictures-It will be morfey put of your pocket Ifyou do not sele the-

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and Mrs Thomas C Bailey ofClarke are the proud parents of a lit-tle

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daughter who arrived at theirhome yesterday morning The littlelady has been named Mary AdalieBailey Mr Bailey 1s1 a son of Mrand Mrs John S Bailey of this cityand was raised in Ocala

Mr Len Griggs who occupies theMaj Tom C Hall farm on the SilverSprings hard road is rejoicing overthe fine shower as he has 40 acresit canteloupes The farmers havemelons on the vines as large asaquart measure and the latter arematted all over

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Mr S A Rawls head of the navalstores firm of that name and lessee ofthe state convicts with headquarterin Jacksonville was in the city Satur-day

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of several weeks with her motherMrs L J Parr returned home Suncay

Will J Edwards We turpentine op-

erator of Irvine went down to Dunnellon today on business-

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Thos E Pasteur and JudgeJos H Bell went up to Anthony Sun¬

day afternoon to visit friends

MrE C McLeod of Kendrick at¬

tended the political speaking Satur-day night MrJMcL is a great friendand advocate of the two candidatesBroward and Stockton

Will Woods one of the faithful andefficient salesmen at the Teapot is onthe sick list f

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Jim Rogers the committeeman fromthe Berlin precinct was in town to ¬

day in consultation with Judge Bellcii matters pertaining the primaryelection

Mrs S C Stone and daughter MissFannie Stone left Saturday for Chat-tanooga Tenn to visit Mrs Stonessons Will and Spencer

Miss Sallie Spurlin who was doingso well up to last night rested verybadly last night and suffered slightrelapse

Mr T B Ellis Jr of Gainesville5s at the Ocala House-

Messrs J Lewis S L Burts andR L Barnes of Atlanta are guestsof the Ocala House

Mr B F Dillon of Jacksonville isat the Ocala House

Mr J W Ward Jr of Floral Cityone of the states leading naval storesoperators is at the Ocala Hpuse

Miss Florine Morris of Port Inglisarrived In town today to visit Mrs

Ben Smith of Oxfordhe of the J imtndrtar 400 in the Con-

federate cause also a member of theOcala camp was here Saturday to dptori r td> nisjdeparted fcomrades

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JUST RECEIVED

Robertsons Pure Grape Juicein pint and quart botties

Red Rook Ginger Ale in pintand quart bottles

IPea Nut Brittle

Cherries in MaraschinoBishops PURE JELLIES AND

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Melon and Cucumber Man-goes

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TEAPOTGROCERY

Sunny Jim Robinson salesman-for the Hub Shoe Co Savannah wasIn town this morning He said tradewas good and fishing better display-ing

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picture hi which he was repre-sented

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with a string of fish weighingnearly one hundred pounds which hecaught in a hours time in Tampa Bay

J BL representing the Toom6 r Fertilizer Co of Jacksonville wasiii town today a guest of the Montezurna hotel

Miss Walker of Danville Va is inthe city and the guest of Miss HattieDye She came to be present at Miss-

es wedding tonight Miss Walkerwas a former teacher in the OcalaHigh School and has many friendshere who will be pleased to greet heragain

Captain Tucker the veteran of RochelJe took in the political speakingin Ocala Saturday night

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Miss Claudia Miller a teacher in theOrlando school spent Saturday withher uncle Col L P Miller Miss Mil-ler

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was a former teacher in the OcalaHigh School and greatly beloved byher class t

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Miss Lily Goldnamer who for thepast three months has been the popu-lar

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guest of Mrs Rhelnauer MrsMote Mrs Duval and Mrs Hockerloft yesterday for Chattanooga whereshe will visit friends for severalweeks Tomorrow she will be thehonoree at a big reception and there

tare several other social affairs booked-for her pleasure while in Chattanooga-

Mr J M Martin Jr of Jackson-ville

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a son of Col John M IVIartinwas here Saturday to witness theun¬

veiling of the Confederate monument

Dr Goodbread one of the attendingphysicians at the hospital for the in¬

sane Chattahoochee who with hiswife has been the guest of Mrs Goodbreads sister Mrs John L Edwardswill return home tomorrow Mrs Gwill remain longer

Mrs C R Sheppard of Oldtown islena visit to her daughters in thiscity Mrs John L Edwards and MrsGoodbread-

C J Pillans of Martel the capablebookkeeper for the Martel LumberCompany was in town Saturday towitness the unveiling

GET YOUR RAILROAD TICKETS-over the A C L Rj coast lines orany of its connections and inter¬

changeable mileage books from R TAdams AC L city ticket agent officein Ocala House

THE FLORIDA TIMESUNION

Fifteen cents a week t papers at-C H Shaws Newsstand

WHAT SHALL Vie-HAVE FOR DESSERT-

Try JeIlo the dainty appetizingeconomical dessert Can be preparedinstantly simply add boiling waterand serve when cool Flavored justright sweetenedjust perfect inevery way A 10c package makesenough dessert for a large family Allgrocers sell it Dont accept substi-tutes

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A MOST PLEASANT OCCASIONS

The large card party given last Fri-day

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evening in the parlors of the OcalaHouse by the Nine Oclock germanClub was one of the most andtnoroughly enjoyable social affairs ev-er

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given in this city Messrs O BPlowse and J H Taylor the commit-tee

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ing was omitted that would add to thepleasure of those present About onehundred invitations were issued andnearly every one was accepted whichtact alone bespeaks the popularity ofthe men who compose this club In theIiall Mr Howse very gallantly greeted-the guests while a cordial welcome-was extended in the parlor by Mr andMrs J H Taylor and Mr and Mrs

r Charles Lloyd Mr Lloyd is the clubsgenial president Vases of beautifulEaster lilies roses and lovely spraysof Southern smilax were tastily ar¬

ranged in the hall and parlor At oneunch bowl Misses Jean Teague and

Sara Davis presided Misses HopeRobinson and Elizabeth Newsom serv-ed

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punch from another bowl Therewere twenty tables for whist and thisinteresting game was greatly enjoyedfor several hours Mrs J K Austinwon the prize for ladies an exquisite-cut rose jar The gentlemans prizea silver knife was won by Mr E THelvenston Ice cream and cake wereserved This club always entertainsin the most charming manner and thisparty was if possible even more de-lightful

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than usual StA CHARMING CARD PARTY

Saturday morning from 9 to 11oclock Mr James Knight gave asmall but charming card party in hon-or

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of Mrs J W McCollum Mrs SamDell and Mrs James Dell of Gaines-ville

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Those present besides the honcrees were Mesdames Frank Watson-of Jacksonville C V Miller Lee Mil-ler

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George McKean Mallory LiddonI

Will Knight W D Richey R S HallArthur Clark C H Lloyd and MissMay Turnley No prizes were givenbut at the conclusion of the gamesall the ladies drew for a beautiful lit-tle

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handembroidered apron and thesouvenir was carried home by Mrs Rb Hall-

A dainty luncheon was then servedand the ladies went to the unveilingceremonies the Confederate monu ¬

ment Mrs Knight always makes herguests have a god time-

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PUBLIC SPEAKING

j The Hon Duncan U Fletcher can ¬

didate for United States senator willspeak in Ocala at night on Friday I

May 1st He will occupy the bandstand and seatS will be provided Onthe same day at 11 oclock al m hewill speak at the Fairfield picnicgrounds j

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J B Malloy the gang plow truckerof the Anthony section was in townSaturday to see the unveiling andalso to hear Messrs Stockton andBroward speak-

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are tendered Dr1and Mrs E G Lindner of Anthony onthe arrival at their hearthstone of alIttle daughter Joy unspeakable nowhovers over that happy home

Mrs J M Jackson who with herhusband attended the state medicaassociation and has been visiting hermother Mrs J M Barco at SunnySlcpe Farm spent Sunday in Ocalaas the guest of Mrs E Van Hood andleft today for home

The rummage sale contemplatedbeing held by the ladies of the W CIL U will take place Saturday in theCentral National Ba building Thosewho have promised or have anythingto give should get it ready to deliver

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to the wagons tHat will call on Tues-day

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Rev Barnett preached a splendidsermon Sunday morning from the

words of holywrit Simon PeterIdvest4thou me Rev L D Geigersecretary the Florida Baptist Con-

vention filled the pulpit of the Baptistchurch and gave a fine discourse onmissions and at night A C Gloveroccupied the pulpit

Frank Booher was put in this morn ¬

ing as a substitute letter carrier

Among those who came to OcalaSaturday to witness the unveiling andtarried at the Montezuma were M TVMaples Standard J Maples PelhamGa Mrs J McCorley and fW EMcCorley Boardman Mrs Will VealYork Mrs C R Veal Mrs Will VealMrs D M Barco and T W SimpsonCotton Plant Dr R E Lindner An ¬

thony G N Johnson and AD Cromartie Reddick S S Boynton OrangeLake J B Peck Reddick

D L Graham the popular expressagent at Gainesville is in the city tosee his sick sister Mrs W H Carl-ton Mrs Hull of Arcadia sister toMrs Carlton arrived on tile noon AC L train today 1

J W Coulter former merchant atBlitchton was in town today

Dont forget parties having articlesfor the W C T U rummage sale tohave them ready Tuesday morningwhen they will be called for

Mr T J Owenand his sister MrstWhite of Boston who has spent thewinter with him will go to the lakeWednesday whet e Mr Owen has prepared a summer cottage for their oc-cupancy

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THE CUNARDTURB1NESSTEAMSHIP MAURITANIA

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A JAPANESE VAUDEVILLE

DISCIPLINE HUMANITY

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A letter to Mr So L Bltthig fromFred Powell in Atlanta t stateS that he 1-

IJ < out of the hospital his one eye igj T

nearly well and his vision has been ifImproved to the extent that hecaJt 1

get about and is at work but cannosee to read He sends many kind I

jwords to the good people of Ocala Whosaved him from total blindnes V

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JMr D B Kibler managing is per

irtendent for J Buttgeiibach Co ivin the city and will leave tonight for iBrussels where hegoeson businessfor the company Mr Kibler will be i

absent for six of eight weeks and sailsfrom New York

frAirs Rubin nijth of Oxford vib

has been visiting her daughter MrkTA P Gilmore during her sickness M

with measles returned home todayJ

Mr Harry D Painter bookkeeperfor the Bolder e whichcompany is building two modern phos-phate plants at Inverness spent Sat¬

urday and unday in the city with hismother and returned this afternoon-

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Sf C are the guests of Mr andMrs Robert Conner Mrs N is a sis-ter

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to Mrs James Pooserst

7S 0 S JI 4Joe Malever returned today from

Savannah where he spent a weeic y ftwith his parent i

Merchant Rusco of Weirsdale wasin town today and said they had agood rain at hris place-

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Mr Walter Enl>

who has been ill iwith a bilious attack Is back at hisposy as mana r of jjie she depart-ment

¬in the 11 BMasters Company

Mr John Chalker and Ether bfMoss Bluff were shoppers in town to-day

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Moss Bluff will do the candi-dates proud on the 14th of My-

rJudge Atkinson Pooser of Arcadia

and brother of the late Capt FrankPooser spent Sunday in Ocala andwent down to Floral City to visit hisson today

Mr T Bidwell a prominent citizenof Dade City who lost his mind wastaken to Chat 1hoocl e Srimday

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DrD M Smith received an urgent-call to go to the country this after-noon

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Mr MeGehee and two bright sonswere in town today shopping

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Mr and Mrs B L TVartmann 9tCitra who witnessed the t beautifulunveiling ceremonies here Saturdayand at which Mr Wartmarin was Oneof the eloquent speakers returned1ome Saturday night private con-veyance

JMr Wartmann attended the ispeaking at the courthouseb tore

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Hon Geo G Mathews the able edi-tor

¬of the Bartow Record spent Sun¬

day in this city with his family H-is a firm believer in the election ofj N C Stockton for governor and WB Lamar for senator-

Mr L K Edwards and wife of Ir¬

vine came down Saturday evening tovisit with Mr J< L-

and W J Edwards it

The Star is pleased to report thatMrs W D Whetstone who has beenso seriously ill is recovering

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Misses Lottie and Flora Mills of theBerlin section spent Saturday andSunday in Ocala the guests of Mr andMrs T JfMann also Miss MabelPeck of the same section was Uteguest of Miss Ethel HaycraftJ

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Henry L Snowden a prosperous I

farmer and trucker of Oxford was latown today and reports most refreshing showers in his cection and > thortrucker are very happy

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It was the wish of Pro Borden oC lOxford a veteran to be preset at the funveiling ceremonies t his advanc fiyears and the inflrniitie of ar 1dented him that pl a Jt l2oi

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