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1a I BVery kind of confectionery here

ZhFruit Cold Drinks Cigars and Xewspapers

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1703 Asheville N C and returnaccount National Association TP A ot America Tickets on saleMay 28 29 and 30 Final limit J

days from but not includingInflate of sale I

r 272 Louisville Ky and return I

account annual session Ancient j

Arabic Order Nobles of the Mys-tic

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Shrine rIckets on sale Juno5 6 7 nnO S Final limit June17 1909 I

917G5 Asheville N C and returnr account International Convention

Daraca and Philathea Tickets onr sale June 17 and 13 Final limit

1 Juno 25 19091125 Atlanta Ga an return ac ¬

count American Association orOpticians Tickets on sale JuneI 19190JT

and 20 Final limit June 25

i 1705 Asheville N C and returnaccount Dramatic Order Knights

S of Khorassan biennial meetingTickets on sale July S 9 10 and11 Final limit July 26 1909

lilt 3165MmphIs enn and returnaccount Interstate Cotton SeedCrushers Association Tickets onsale May 16 11 and IS Final limitMay 22 190-

96690Dcmcr Cot and return ac-count

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J General Assembly Presbyter-ian

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church of U S of AmericaTickets on sale May 16 17 IS and19 Final limit to reach originalstarting point October 31

I 835 Savannah Ga and return ac ¬

count General vssemby Presbyter-Ian church in United States Tick-ets

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on sale May 17 IS and 19 Finallimit June 2 190-

91625lemPhISTenn and return4 account Annual Reunion United

Confederate Veterans Tickets onsale June 5 6 and 7 Final limitJune 4 but by depositing ticketswith special agent Memphis betweenJune 9 and U extension may b

w had to Tub 1 on payment of fee of50 cents

2080 Nashville Tenn and return j

0 count Annual Session SundaySchool Congress and Young Pearios Chautauqua Tickets on saleJune 7 S and 9 Final limit 15 daysfrom but not including date of sale

1525 Tuscaloosa Ala and returnaccount summer school for teachersUniversity of Alabama Tickets onsale June 8 9 12 14 19 2128 JulySrd and 5th Final limit 15 daysfrom date of sale but by depositIng tickets with special agentTuscaloosa not later than in dayscorn date of sale extension may be

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2080Xashvllle Tenn and returnaccount Peabody College summerschool for teachers and VanderbiltBiblical Institute Tickets on saleJune G 78 14 15 16 28 29 and 30Final limit 15 days from date of salebut by depositing tickets with spec-ial

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agent Nashville not later than 15days from date of sale extension-may be Had to September 30 onpayment of fee of 1

For full information and sleeperreservations call on any agent Sea-board or write toxS C Boylston-Asst Gen Pass Agent JacksonvilleFla or call on H C Raysor C TA Ocala Fla

REXALClimax Mosquito Canopies and metal

frames best for the home or can bepacked like a Vling rod to carry on ncamping trip t5 139 and 198 atthe Globe 519dxv

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s 11 it exclusively inOcala

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OCALA OCCURRENCES

Eagles meet this evening

lied Men meet tomorrow nightI

REXALLI

Mr R H Sanders of Dunnellon isI at tho Montezuma

Special salt this xxvek at HflvonslonPasteurs

Mr A C Butterwick of Dunntllon isat tin Montezuma

I Try that Ierfecto Smoker at theur t Pharmacy Its a good one

Mr and Mrs R C Webb of Zuborar uosts of th czila liousl

Planks Chili Tonic guaranteed to i

cure chills and fever 23 cents I

Dr R A Willis of Olenxvood nearDf Land is a guest of the Ocala Honsi

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Limeade from fresh Flurida Impat the Court Pharmacy j

Dr J H WHIN of Qulncy is at thej

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Ocala House ji

I5 or 6 doses 666 will cure sny nilof Chills and Fever Price 25c j

Rascball will be played in Ocala onJum 2nd and 3rd I

Enginf Witter has a run fromIJacksonville to St Petersburg j-

MrI

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f town today on business iI

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XrI ticc our advertisement of specialj salePjistrar

all this trpLt HIv nston

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I Miss Hcine Miller Is spending sev-eral

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I weeks at Lake Weir the Just ofiss Edith Williams

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R C Davis Co of JacksonvilleI

will sell any make of secondhandj typewriter upon easy terms If desired

The Ocala lltit lias 3ti arrivalsI

yoJtorday Almost very room in thiIbig houso Js now occupied every night

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Wo have the nicet line of hair-brushes

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combs anti other toilet aril J

t des In the city Tydings Co i

I Messrs W A Tongue and C LiI Thljrwn of FalrlicId an jruests of thrji Monteuma

R C Davis Co of Jacksonvillebundle silk typewriter ribbons Ticarh XT o r r-

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i ulfd ZIt ntting of thr fllksiiHav you j etjn tne ntw vMbV 1 y-

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Mr J A Pittman WlIl or tojfKi ifri today to visit till Walters I

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To Jhv Liidif A big special gal of i

Inhi l riis and whit toOl l istta1 tlil vtk riflvfiLstti Pasteur

tMir Ruth Jtin s of Irxjju carne dot

this afternoon to visit Mr Tom JoinI

cashier at Misters I

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KiC Davis Co of JacksonvillevflTeil any make of secondhand

typewriter upon easy terms If desiredI

Sheriff Carter of Inverness was upj today He will have a hanging on

Friday in tho jailyard of his county

Mr Norton Davis who bas been atDonald Fraser during the past termhas returned home for his vacation

Hudnuts toilet water perflumessnaps and WallIS none better ormuiv delightful at tin Court Pharm-acy

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Special prices in embroid-ery

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and white goods thisweek at Masters Dont failto see them before buyingelsewhere

A pew lloor is In lug put In TydingsI ft Companys drugstoreS the sills hav-

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rotted A singular part of this de-cay comes from the fact that all therut in thosills xtndR from the cen-ter

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of the floor to the south wall

I Hair brushes tooth brushes shav-ing

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brushes military brushes nailbrushes We have them all and anattractive line Tin Court Pharmacy

The drugstore on the square-

Mr H B Foy Jr of High SpringsIs now enjoying a visit to WashingtonD C Ir Foy lived in Ocala twoyears and during that time was thoefficient deputy county clerk

Climax Mosquito Canopies and metalframes best for the home or can bepacked like a fishing rod to carry on acamping trip 5125 139 and 193 atthe Globe 519dxv

Prof J H Workman will remain nOcala until the middle of June thenproceed to Gainesville to teach in thesummer normal school ere going tohis home at Southside Tenn for tin1summer

The prescription department is themain stay of any drugstore Accuracyreliability promptness and pure drugshave made this department of ourbusiness one of the largest in thecountry Send us your prescriptions

I Tydings Co

I lrsT W Bishop has returnedfrom a visit to her brothers Col XicBarco of Crystal River accompanied-byI her little brother Claude Barco-

I Hester Dewey who was a studentIntlw Jacksonville High School re ¬

turned to Ocala yesterday She is thebright daughter of Mr and Mrs G WDewey of the Montezuma Hotel-

L S Scroble representing the ClydeLine was at Coleman yesterday andsajteverybod was busy picking andshipping tomatoes All were smilingas they worked and buyers were readyto take all the tomatoes they could de-liver

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OCALA NEW OPERA HOUSEI

The Star man saw the pdans ofI Ocalas now opera house yesterday in

the office of the architect at MclverI MacKays The building will be fairlyhandsome quite Imposing and most

I convenient for the purposes There isnot money enough available to make

I as artistic looking a building as weIcould wish but the interior arrange-ment

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Iwill be splendid The stage is

very largo and the seating arrange-ments

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boxes galleries entrances ex ¬

its etc are all well planned Therewill bo a large ticket office with col-

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and white approaches a refresh-ment

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room etc While a onestorybuilding in the interior it xrlll be ofthe height of a threestory buildingwhich will give ample room for tINplans The stage will be used as nlodge room for the Masons underwhose auspices the building is to bereeled It will b located it isthought on the county lot betweenthe armory and the Star office andwill be about 65x100 feet The buildlug will cot 15000 or more and ac- ¬

tual work will commence on it verysoon

EAGLES WILL GO TO DUNNELLON

The Eagles minstrel will go to Dunnellon tomorrow afternoon and givetluir minstrel show then1 at the operahouse tomorrow night There are 25ptrformers in the minstrel and a numher of others will accompany themTW minstrels have been well trainedmany rehearsals have been held andtli > show will be strictly firstclass-The troupe will hold a full dress re-

hearsal¬

tonight at the armory theaterThis organization has complete equiprnpnt and uniforms for every memberand it IMt a lot of money to put on j

the show If they 10 not succeed itwill not be for the lack of a good show j

and fine appearance on the stageMinstrels Will Go to Gainesville j

The Eagls minstrels will show in I

GiilnVsvilh in Bairds new opera house J

on Monday night May 31st From j

there they will probably go to Palatka i

I and show in the handsome new operahouse in that city on Tuesday night

AUTO BUSINESS IN OCALA

TIlt automobile industry in Ocala is I

just beginning to nourish notwith-standing

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the fact that Ocala now hasthe reputation for possessing moreautomobiles than any city of her sizeIn tin south Mossrs Knight Langwill soon have in a car load of the j

splondid high wluc1 autos like the one j

they recently suJ J to ir Bob Munrooof Anthony ana AKssrs MclverMaeKay will soon have a large stock I

of another mad of automobiles aboutthe grade n1 rice of the Buick and j

will contiivio to carry tin machinesThey re preparing to rebuild and on j

tart> 0110 if Mi hig waivbousos in ther a r of tb xl > re tIlt first floor of

ixxhirh will b Cemented and built e3

ifi irry fa r SM automobiles displayroom The Ocala < as Engine Works j

biv sinothr lot of Ruick on the xvay

ami 8 nuniior of individuals havo ears i

itiior inn ht or contracted for j

PLEASANT AUTOMOBILE TRIP

Mr Waltr Yonuo returned MondaynrtIInn fnm a ing and most deIi htful trip in his little Maxxvrll iu-

tnoIiIa Mr Vng left Ocala at early j

daylight Sundax went to DunnellontloJdiT Hrrnmlo Inverness and Crys-tal

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Rivr xlior ho was joined byVis att Hoxvvi of Lopsburg aniost charming yourjf lady who is Vi-Siting

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hfr sisttr Mrs Will Harnago atCrystal River From Crystal they j-

xwnt to Homo aO5a and back to Crys-

tal and Monday ailornoon Mr Yonge j

cattle homo stopping at Dunnellonwhore ho took on Mr C E Winstonxvho hud missed his train and broughthim homo Tho distance covered was20 miles and the roads in places werehorrible on account of the dry weather-Mr Yongt bad tint a particle of troublo desnilo till fact that he put the I

littlo in to the most severe tests

HOUSE FOR RENT I

For rent an eigntroom residencewell located on South Third streetAppli to F W Ditto or to Guy Toph-at the Montezuma hotel

TO THE MELON BUYERS-I have thirty acres fine melons Will

be ready to load by the 1st of June-I want f o b buy

rsS H CauthenCandler Fla May 10 1909

HORSE STOLEN4

Horse stolen Saturday night about 8

oclock small mare dark chestnutbrand on right hip low down had on-

a Texas saddle with two girths Lib-eral

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reward will he paid for the rturn of said animal to Samuel JacobYork Flu 519Gt

FIRE WOOD FRE WOOD-

We have a large suppy of fire woodboth pine and oak fireplace and stovelengths Good seasoned wood-

A BIG LOAD FOR A DOLLARdelivered cash Call at factory orPHONE 170Go GILES CO

HOME FOR SALEOne of the most comfortable and

boat located medium sized homes intile city close in and on best street isoffered for sale completely furnishedor without furniture House Is inbest of condition and has all moder-nCt1VflIC Apply to F W Ditto

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A CARDThis is to certify that all druggists

are authorized to refund your money-if Foleys Honey and Tar rails to cureyour cough or cold It stops thecough heals the lungs and preventspneumonia and consumption Con ¬

tains no opiates The genuine is in ayellow pack e Sold by all druggists

SPECIAL EARLY BREAKFASTS

Those wishing extra early breakfasts can get same at the Elk Cite ai-ea y a 430 if they desire

EXCURSION TO SOUTH LAKEI The Seaboard Air Line will operatea Sunday school excursion from Ocala-to

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South Lake Weir on Thursday May27th leaving Ocala at 7 a m Thefare for the round trip will be 50cnt for adults and 25 cents for childen

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the Florida Everglades LandCo was In town yesterdayS a guest ofthe Montezuma

TOR SALEA nearly new Under¬

wood typewriters cheap for cash Ap-ply

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to C C Bryant at the H B Mas-ters

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Mr Roy Reagan came up fromRrooksville yesterday to attend tobusiness and visit his friends in OcalaHe attended last night the meeting ofTulula Lodge I O O F of which heis a member I

Mr C P Moore of Mount Olive I

Miss was a welcome visitor to Tulula I

Lodge 1 O O F last night

Miss Grace Glover of Gainesville hasbeen in the city during commencementthe guest of Miss Mary Gates

There are some fine subjects at the-ir Dome this evening Betrayed byn

a Handirrint is a whole novel In itselfand two others are also worth seeing j

Miss Merry for several years the ef-ficient

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teacher of the primary grade ofthe school at Micanopy and Miss Myr ¬

tie Stokes a very pretty young lady-of till same pretty town are guestsof Mrs J M Liddell at Santos TheIattended commencement exercises InOcala Miss Merry is an aunt of Wal-t r Liddell one of the graduates

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Miss Pauline Peace has resigned her1position with the Ocala News Co to J

take effect after this week It is al i

xvays a treat to buy goods from MissPauline and she will he missed by the 1

patrons of that popular store J

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Last night was a busy one with j

Tulula LOdge I O O F Mr P BRoxvio roccived the first degree and I

Messrs Osteen Hendrix Coleman i

Trantham Yonro and Marlow were f

given the second j

Prof James Madison Chapman re ¬

cently president of Wabash College j

Crawfordsvilie Ind and a lecturer of i

high reputation is in the city a guest I

ot th Campbell HouseI

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THERE IS MORE CONVICTION-

in

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a single gallon of trial than in awhole barrel of talk

One gallon of-

Davis

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100 per centPure Paint

will convince you more thoroughly andmore quickly than a whole column in j

this paperIf you want the Best and are open-

toI

convincing PRQOF

Try Davis I

Davis 100 per cent Pure Paint willstand the test of the most rigid PurePaint Law For sale by the MarionHardware Company Ocala Fla

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CIGARETTE COUPONS WANTED i

Several hundred cigarette couponswanted Apply at once to Coupon

FStar officeI

Mr and Mrs W A Pelot and MissI

Dora 1elqt loft last night for Owennear Arcadia where Mr Pelot owns afarm Including a very fine orangegrove

Mr R A Burford has obtained acottage at Lake Weir and Thursdeyshe will go down accompanied by MissBurford Ensign Burford Miss JeanAustin Miss Sara Davis Miss IliceBullock dainty little Agnes Burfordand Sam and Wiley Burford ThIs I

congenial crowd will participate in theenjoyments of a house party untilTuesday

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Miss Lucy Haley and Miss SusieFort left yesterday for Daytona Beachwhere they will be the guests for afew days of Mrs J B Wilcox and MissMamie Wilcox before leaving Florida-for

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their homes in Tennessee

Mrs H C Sooty who has been vtelrlag her daughter Mrs A C Cobb ieturned yesterday to her home at Alachua

Mrs Lee Lytle of Birmingham Alawho 9Cflt the winter on Lake Weir j

after witnessing the closing exercises-ofI the high school left for home yes-

terday I

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Mr Heron Todd was able to take a j

short drive yesterday afternoon which J

will bo joyful news to his many friendswho have been so uneasy concerning-his condition

I The Ocala banks are feeling the ef-

fects¬

of the movement of truck andtheir counters are literally flooded withthis particular kind of cash

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LECTRICAL

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FIXTURES-I

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have Just received a new supplyof electric fixtures Among them aresome handsome bracket fixtures and j

Tungston fixtures Inverted or turneddown H W Tucker

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Hoarseness bronchitis and otherthroat trouble are quickly cured byiFoleys Honey and Tar as It soothesand heals the JHamed throat andbronchial tubes and the most obslnatecough disappears Insist upon having-the genuine Foleys Honey and TarSold by all druggists

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II ELECTION OF OFFICERS

IBy Ocals Rifles in Cons qucnc of the

Promotion of Captain NashOcala Rifles Company A Second Reg-

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Infantry F S TOcala VIa May 24th 1909

r ORDER NO 6

An election for captain and suchvacancy as election may cause order-ed

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for Thursday May 27th 1909 at S-

pmI

Lieut Dunn Is detailed to conductI the election at Dunnellon Dunellonplatoon will vote at Dunellon andOcala platoon at Ocala

I This election is authorized by lettedfrom the adjutant general under date

I of May 22 1909By order of GeoA Nash Capt

i 2nd Infty F S T Comdy Post

NO BAND CONCERT FRIDAY

Owing to the Misses Connors recitalFriday night and the fact that thatthey have on several occasions servedthe band and out of respect and appre-ciation

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of this fact Mr Albert Gerigdirector of the band announces thatthere will be no band concert on Fri-day

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evening

PLEASANT COMPLIMENT TOPOPULAR YOUNG PEOPLE

Miss Mary Elizabeth Burfordt whowas graduated last Wednesday fromBelmont College Ensign Robert Al-len

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Burford who has circumnavigatedthe globe since his last visit homead Miss Jean Austin a student aWashington Seminary were honoreeslast evening of a bowling part givenat the down town alleys by Mr andMrs E H Mote at which they enter-tained

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eighteen of their young friends-On arriving Mrs Duval served o

delicious and refreshing lime npPollnaris after which the bowling tour ¬

nament began with Ensign Burfordand Mr Hans Jr as captains Theenthusiasm was of the highest markduring the entire game which resultedfavorably for Captain Burfords sideMr Harris scored the largest numberAntI Miss Sue Anderson ecelled till thegirls

The jolly tournament ended by aninvitation from the host and hostess-to go to the Court Pharmacy Theredelicious peach Ice cream with caremel and sponge cake was served Ateach place was a beautiful rose awhite one for the boys and a pink for-th girls

Of the many delightful and lovelyparties given this season none havebeen jollier and more thoroughly en ¬

joyed than the one given by Mr andMrs Mote in compliment to three ofOcs las favorite society members

The guests included besides the honorees Misses Sara Davis Hope Robin-son Fannie Robinson Sue AndersenAnni Atkinson Messrs Robert An-d < ron Frank Harris JrClarcnreeffort Sam Teague Carlisle blur

Bp Todd Julian Rqblnson MarionFolot Mr and Mrs Louis Duval M5Efird of Leesburg Mrs Burford and-Mrs Austin

Dont failto see the bar-

gains¬

in embroideries andwhite goods this week atMasters

LOVELY MORNING BRIDGE PARTY

This morning Miss Frieda Kopp ofSwitzerland and Mrs Clifton Campwere the charming honorees of a love-ly

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three table bridge party given bjMrs Clarence Camp-

In the dinningroom and receptionhall where the tables were placed wercut glass vases and owls filled withyellow nasturtiums and dahlias Asthe guest arrived Miss Bettman serv-ed

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them a very refreshing fruit punchwhich was also passed during thegames Chocolate and white merits Incut glass dishes were on each table

Four progressions were made andscores were tallied on artistic little In ¬

dividual bridge cards Misses Anderson-and Atkinson held the highest scoresand on the cut Miss Anderson won ahandsome white gauze fan with a touch-of pink The honorees were givenlovely prizes Miss Kopps being abeautiful gold pin set with many littlepearls and Mrs Camp received three I

dainty handkerchiefsAssisted by her two little daughters

Nettle and Nina Mrs Drake and MrsAnderson Mrs Camp served peachcream in cut glass dishes with whichwas passed delicious cake

The morning with this popular hos ¬

tess was delightfully spent by the fol ¬

lowing who were invited to meet MissKopp Misses Ethel Robinson EstherWeathers Edith McGuire Annie Mix-on Carrie Williams Frances AndersonAlice Bullock Annie Atkinson MrsLula Burford of Tampa Mrs R L An-

derson¬

Mrs M J Roess and MrsDrake and Mrs Lloyd

BRIDGE CLUB ENTERTAINEDMiss Edna Dozier was the lovely

hostess of the regular Tuesday after¬

noon meet of the Young Ladles BridgeClub

There were three tables of playersand those invited by the hostess toplay with the club were Mrs DozierMrs Harvey Clark Miss Grace Hatchell and Miss Etta Hood Two pro ¬

gressions were made and two of thegames played were Intensely interest-ing once a notrump hand havingbeen doubled several times Miss AnneMixon won the club prize an exquisite-lace fan delicately shaded in pink andspangled The visitors prize a daintyhandembroidered linen collar workof the hostess was won by Mrs Clark

Assisted by Mrs Seligman 3Ilss Dozier served an attractive and delicioussalad course consisting of tomatoeswith nuts and mayonaise on violetleaves olives pickles wafers and eggsandwiches This was followed by Icecream and two kinds of cake Mixedbonbons were placed on the tableswhile playing and greatly enjoyed

i IN THE MAYORS COURT-

In the mayors court this morningMr E T Helvenston acting mayor apopular young man of Ocala was fined

5 for exceeding the speed limit yes-

terday¬

morning The young mansfather appeared for him and statedthat he knew hs son had broker theordinance and asked for the minimumfine Hp made a splendid and most

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timely talk about the necessity of observing the city ordinances both thisand others His attitude and talk inthe matter has elicited much praiseThe young man who was hitting herup some admitted that he was goingvery fat and promised not to do soagain

HOUSES FOR RENTModern cottages all conveniences

well located and new Apply to JolI eph Ben at court house

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Moving PictaregV f

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JNEW PICTURES EVERT DAY t

Doors Open at 7tt fMusic by the Orcheetr Between Act

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Admlaelo 1S aafl B OtProgram for tkte EY-

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LSPECIAL MEETING OF EAGLES

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A special meeting of Ocala AerieNo ISHF O E is called for tbls Vevening May 26th at Yongos HallAll members requested to be presentas ther is business of much import-ance

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to be attended to tF W DlttoWP

W C Moore Secretary

MISS GAMSBYS RECITAL I

Miss Gamsbys pupils will give tNrpiano recital this evening in theOcabHouse parlors-

Mr James H Dillard of New Orleanswas In town this morning InterviewingSupt J H Brinson about securing ateacher for the industrial department 1

of Howard Academy Dr Dillard Isdoan of the Tulane University of New o

Orleans chairman of its executivecommittee He was in Gainesville to de-

liver¬

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an address before the UniversityFlorida Dr Dillard Is also In chargeor tim work of distrIbuting the Janesfund for the promotion of Industrialeducation among the colored race

IThe Montezuma hotel had 25 arri-

vals¬

yesterday and there were so manyregular boarders in the house that theproprietors were put to their wits endto find places for them to sleep

Mrs B George Mrs A M McBride-and Miss Berenice McBrIde of Morrlston were guests of tho Ocala Houseyesterday

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Mr and Mrs C H Mathis Mr W BJohnson and Mr J S Strobel of Blackwell S C are guests of the OcalaHouse Mr Malms= will be here forsome time handlingmelons and can-taloupes

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Mr W H Price ot Chicago for V f 7many ycuw a resident of F1orlda andonp of the m Rt PoPular travelingineii 11 t

who ever traveled the state Is at the1i t

nOcala House Mr Price waS formerly-a citizen of Ocala

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There is no better stock of fluewriting papers In the city than rr J

carr Come in and look it over Uyou want something really nice Tydlngs Co-

Ir S H Butch Miss Legle AndMasters Landte and Loopi mUch 1came in this afternoon fronLaki r j t

City where they have been attendingthe tnmencell1ent exercises at jGa-

lumblaq t

College 1IL

The Ocala children who belong to 4the various musicalclasses of tho citywere In a tumult of excitement today-to get ready for Miss Wartmanns re-

cital this afternoon and evening andMiss Gamsbys tonight while the Pu-pils

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of the Misses Connor are equallybusy getting ready for their recital atthe armory Friday night

cLook over our line of toilet prep-

arations¬

JWe are quite proud of thefine stock Perfumes powders andsoaps of the finer grades Tydings ILCompany-

Miss Sarah McCreeos the belovedassistant principal of the Ocala HighSchool will be in Ocala several weeksyet so that she can rest and enjoyherself as the guest of her friendsMiss Meta Jewett Then she will re ¬

turn to Nashville Tenn to spend thesummer

Phone us We will send for anddeliver your prescriptions The CourtPharmacy The drugstore on thquaret

Mr J Zenas Preston of Jacksonvillestate agent for the Royal Typewriterwas in town yesterday a guest of tH h

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