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in search Of suitable camp sites here. among them
Daniel S Hanna of Senator Hanna
George H. Earle, Of Philadelphia. has purchased
the beautiful camp of Mrs. l.. c. Brooks. on the
Upner st Regis. -
Mrs Gailatin Miss Callatin and Miss c. l.
Gallatin. Newly ork. VINO have been at the hotel
left there this week for Lake Mohonk, and A h.
Gallatin left for Newport.
f. H. Butler f. II. Butler jr.. and Miss Ada
Butler of Buffalo have been staying at the Lam
bert cottage.
Mr. and Mrs A r Flower. of New-York have
returned to the Flower cottage.
Nathan +. Fowles. of Philadelphia; j. 5. Manson.
of New-York and William ;. Johnson of Orange.
n j. are at the Johnson cottage.
Intcres: in the yacht races on the Upper St
Regis was stimulated this week by the offer of a
spccial cup bv J. Wilton Stewart, of New-York,
which was sailed for in special race on Thurs
day.
The opening of the hunting season has brought
many f,uests 10 the house who will stay until ii
closes for the winter months
Among the latest New-York arrivals are DR.
Sarah Creighton. George w. McCaslin, Miss War
burton Master ". W. Breese. Mrs r. Breese. Dr.
Irwin II Hance Miss Ethel Robinson. H. B-
Coburn Mr. and Mrs $. S Furman. r. \. McCul-
Tough n w dinner Mrs. w. 5. NJ. Mead Mr.. and
Mrs Alonzo r. Peck. Miss Buckingham, Mr. and
Mrs F. p Knott Daniel Manning. J. ). Manson.
William 6 Johnson. Erskine b. EssS, Arthur =
Willauer walter FToyt, Francis Harris. \. B
Coles s D. BabcOck, jr. Mrs. y; McCooey, Miss
McC '0oev Miss NJ. j. McCooey. Miss y. {. Nc
Cooey William D. Dutton. Arthur Audey Brown
lee Peter Quinn. Mrs Walter Lambert and Miss
Helen Lambert
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THE AMPERSAND.

.,,orsond \ Y. Sept. (SpeciaD.-"Well
that may be fun but as Tor me l II take TINS
said a neshv man the other afternoon as ne sell
tied back into the shade of the golf house We
1anda and watched the payers ou' "' me INNS
In the blazing sun
Ever since Thursday they have been AT H. play
ers from all the mountains drlFih& ana
nuttnc and doinr, everything else in the golf cate
CORY tbat shall enable them to win the various
nrizas for tho annual golf tournament has been
ON and tbe annual tournament at the Ampersand
is a contest all golf PLAYERS III the AdiF"ndicks
look forward to. This years Is even better thah
the many that have gone before. 1t opened Thurs
dav with a qualifying round OF eighteen holes, the
first eixtaan oualifying for the AmperSand Cup
and the second sixteen for the Consolation cup
There was also prize for the best gross score
The defeated eight in the first round qualified FOR
the Eaton CUP Friday was also given up to the
o.o.,a f those CUPS and to-day the finals ar,
being played. and the eiSh'e'" i'iV "'''0" i' '"S
Algonquin Cup Is on.
The golf field has indeed been the centre OF at
traction for there has been great deal OF prep
aration for the match now closing On Friday
and Saturday of last week the cup presented by
r Clarence Davies of New-York played for
in a handicap match o. l.. Williams, by eXcep-
tionally good play. won out IN the hnaIs from G.
r Ransom by the score or up and TO play.
On Monday morning there was women's handi-
can match NJ nine holes. medal play, which
,,o, bv nf;ss TIusselton. with net of A.
The return match with the Stevens House
was an interesting contest. although the home
team was defeated by a score of l3 to TO- The
individual scores of the home team We're: Ran
som. O. Williams /: Murphey /; H. B. Reynolds.
o: Gordon O: Barry, 6; j. K Reynolds d; Nathan
0; Pearsall. 2: Husseltoh D.
There was another close match when the Placid
club team came to Ampersand for the return
match The home team was then defeated by the
Ampersand players made these scores then:
Williams. 6; Ransom, 2; Mugphey' Q; -, H. b Rey-
Ford 7: powd O.: Pearsall. o: Nathan. o.
The cups offered IN the tournament closing to-
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Vt ST. HUBERTS INN

beedes' n y sept CSpecaD-This has been a
great Golf week at St Huberts Inn The Hous-
ton Cup was played for the tournament beginning
Monday and ending Wednesday. Blair Lee of
New-lor won by up \ woman's tournament
Will he played Saturday for a silver cup a pine,
pong tournament will be played Tuesday for which
there are It big number OF entries This is tho Iast
plng pong tournament that Mrs. Fuller will ar
range for this season. " "
Among the recent arrivals are Mr. and Mrs
w. L. badger. of Boston: Mary Thorpe Kathartne
Thorpe, Mrs Louis Bancroft. jr Mr.. and Mrs
Hayden Butts. Mrs. General Basket and Miss Van
DCiS'n; OF NeW-I ork: Mr.. and Mrs +. w Tenno.
Miss Putnam and Miss Dewey of BOSTON. Mrs
Ellis and two children and Mrs. A W, ]. Newberry
OF cleveland: G. F. Hustled and Miss Hustled OF
Brooklyn. Mrs. Robert NJ Chambers OF New
York; Mrs. Thomas Kensett Miss Kensett and
kensett Brown. Of CornwaI-on-the-H Hudson
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PAUL SMITHS.

Paul Smiths. n Y Sept s (speciaD.-"Well. this
doesn't look much like the end OF the season does
it," exclaimed old man the other evening aS inc
six horse stage rolled UP to the door. efo"oeu Win
arrivals
And tho old wan WAS right There is no lend OF
the season appearance things at Paul Smith s.
there is just much interest IN nasepail' sUlt %
tennis and boating there was a hioAtl 9so-
young people just as actl'e' anu '
affairs Just pretty.
To tell the truth there was never in the history
of the hotel a social SET OF Souiie peopi0
here The young women take Keen lnt7le -
all the sporting contests. and many Oh the ms
enthusiastic fans are to be found among tleii
nupber Tbev wore out in force the other after
noon to witness the ball game between the out
Smiths team and Malone on the hotei iouiiU "le
cheered Justify every time "Tacks GUERNSEY VI
Yale made one of his famous plays on thlrd plse'
There was a large contingent of Yale srad5 at
the game Among those the side nIeS were
John Mccullough. Edward McCuhouSh ->atiii
Flower N B. Coles, Francis Harris waiter NY
Harry Sage Charles Hutchinson, Samuel u. bdo-
cock Will s. johnson, Nathan foWles anu ereoiSe
Goss The battery for the hotel was mace up oi
Cook ptcher and Beach, catcher, while the Ma
lone battery made up OF Lynch' Pitche', ana
King catcher Rain closed the game IN the eIshth
inning with the score to 8 in favor OF the holei
team.
testimonial concert cotilIon given for the bene-
fit of the house orchestra III was held III the odL-
room which was prettily decorated, and was alto
gether one of the prettiest affairs of the season
It was subscription affair. and $500 was raised
Still another enjoyable affair was sale of deco
rated china in the hotel parlors Inc proceeds We're
devoted TO the interests Of Sanatorum Gabriels,
and goodly was realized
There has been considerable interest in camp
life on the lakes this week with the expected ar
rival of Miss Alice Roosevelt on Wednesday at
Camp EIsinore and the visit Of Baron Charles
AlIotti of the Italian Embassy. The baron was a
guest at the Roosevelt camp for several days. and
then TO the hotel.
The Rev. Harold Arrowsmith, of Trinity Church.
Lenox Mass has been guest at the Birch ISL
and camp of Arson Phelps Stokes
Mr. and Mrs. John f. Miller and Townsend Miller
are guests w. w. McAlpns camp Spitfre
Lake.
Z. H. Hartman. of New-York, arrived Thurs
day with Mrs. Hartman and Miss Mary Harri-
Mrs Levi 2. Morton and the Misses Morton are
expected to-day for the remainder Of the season.
A very enjoyable Welsh rabbit party given
at the hotel Monday evening by Mrs. Henry
Rogers ir of New-Y York. About twenty of the
Young people were her guests.
AT present there is every indication that many
new camps Will be built the Upper St Regis
another year Several interested parties have been
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day of the finest offered In any
tournament in the mountains
Aside from golf there has been little out of the
usual at the hotel
Mr. and Mrs Ira Barr0ws. OF New-York. have
been visiting at Brightside cottage
Frank w Duryea. OF NeW-YOrk. has his
guest Dwight z, Robinson. of New York.
Mrs F. f Card. of New-York. is the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Blake
j. T. A Clark. of New-York. has joined his
family at the hotel.
Mrs W; S Elliot of New-York. is the guest of
Dr. and Mrs. w. E. Wooderd, of New-York
Among the recent New-York arrivals are j. ALI
son Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs w. z. Wooderd, Mrs. w
b.. p; Elliot i J. F Clark Dwight E. Robinson, Mr.
brown. H. Lorillard Arden. Mrs. w s. Mowry,
Mss Lulu MOWry c. s. Schesinger. Mr. and Mrs.
" T. Brown. Miss Brown, Miss Margaret Brown,
Miss E. d; Gregg. E. T. Henson Mr. and Mrs. Ira
3arroWS Mrs Andrew Easton, William B.. Dowd,
a Mr. T. RMontg0mery. Ferris H Tows, NJ c. Miller.
Townsend j. G. Baldwin, jr William F. wall
Mr, fIr, ang Mrs =" B. Moseley, J. c. Howard f. w
ToW5Id, IL j. y. Carpenter, H. L. Carpenter John
I,,o8a Barry r Mrs James Iarlie. Allan Z. Hardie,
lanes HS 1; PoWers. j. A McFaul, Hugh Kelly Miss
bbefy' beR nrs 1r and ,,,9 Mrs Herman Biggs. Dr. A
5Hfamnee. Charles l. Hadley, Mr. and Mrs w. E.
Wdney' Wy' wallace W. Malley and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
THE DEL MONTE.

Saranac Lake. N. Y. Sept (SpeciaD-The
season at the Del Monte is by no means closed
Guests here show disposition to go away as long
as the present weather continues and Manager
Otis finds himself confronted by one of the most
active Septembers in his long experience as hotel
manager in the AdirOndacks.
There has been considerable fishing lately and
Mrs. Warren Gardner of New-York distinguished
herself by bringing in fourteen FOUNDER the other
day.
Oscar Kaufman. of New-York caught one
recently weighing twelve and One-half pounds.
Among the recent New-York arrivals are George
f. Timpson. Mrs John w. Ttmpson, Miss Timpson,
G.. Jaretsky, Samuel Pick A. B. Newell Mrs j. A
Nolan. Miss f. Beatrice Tirley. Miss K. A PEN
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
WAWBEEK NOTES.

Wawbeek n y Sept. g (SpeciaD-The close of
the season is being attended by elegant weather
and an abundance Of social activity on the part OF
the young people Interest naturally centres about
the coming wedding of Miss Anna Ferris. daugh-
ter OF B. Ferris. OF Lakewood. y. j., and
Charles Marvin. of Albany. The affair is set for
September 10, and viii take place in the little
chapel on Church Island where Miss Gertrude
Bucknen became the wife or Dr. Juda, of Phila
deIphia. a weeks ago. feature OF the COM
ing wedding that Is of special interest TO the
young people Is the honeymoon. which is to be
passed on a little island called Doctors Island.
This is situated in the Upper Saranac. and is very
Church Island The island is owned by the
brides father. and has an attractive little rustic
cottage upon it that is being placed in readi-
ness for the bridal couple.
Miss Ferris is of the most popular young
the Upper saranac. and all the campers
take deep interest III her approaching marriage
She is prominent socially in her New-Jersey home.
prominent in Albany ana New-YorlS society.
At the hotel just across from the Ferris camp
on Deer Island there is much interest in fishing
just now. ". II. Chandler. OF Manchester. y. H.
who is an enthusiastic fisherman. caught four OF
the biggest pickere of the season in Park Bay the
Thomas Eastman, son OF J. Eastman. of New
York, with Mr.. Bell and Henry Bell, jr., of Lon
don, England. spent very enjoyable weeks in
Rough Camp recently. They have promised to
furnish the hotel table with deer for weeks To
come
to the front rank as tennis player. and will play
the finals Of the tournament with DR.. O. S. Wight
Mo More than $500 was realized from the recent
Sanatoruln, and Mrs. Christian Herter and her
associates receiving congratulations.
The Rev Mr. Kittrcdge of New York: occupied
the pulpit in the chapel on Church Island Au-
gust Il. and in response to his appeal 800
was raised toward the support of the chapel and
needed repairs.
Progressive euchre parties have been popular
MI and Mrs. Slmonin, of Rustic Lodge, enter
tanned party of the younger set August %
Ar. and Mrs. Il. Dun Douglas, of East Orange
n j., are almost settled in their beautiful new
nome in the bay house warming slated tor
the near future.
from Europe soon, to occupy Fish Rock Camp.
Dr.. and Mrs. Calvert of New-York, are tho
guests of DR.. Holt at Panther Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Tuckerman, of Sunset Lake
were the guests of Alfred Tuckerman ii the hotel
recently.
Among recent arrivals from New York are Mrs
Lucy =. Eastman. Eastman Bell, Henry Bel ir
Miss Lucy p. Bell and maid, Mr. and Mrs. E NJ
hlmbal, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Burns, Miss Markoe
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srRlVGE IDEA OF AMERICAN DISTANCE
AN ENGLISH WOMAN WONDERS IF y SAN FRAN
CISCO GIRL WHO ATTENDED SCHOOL. IN Ros-
TON WENT HOME To DINNER

Boston woman returned from Europe a few
days ago. and in speaking of things she had seen
ana thlhss she had learned recalled the oft re-
pedted remark that one needs to go from home to
learn affairs of interest at home
While in London she said. Il was invited to
go and hear the Rev. DIR. Gunsaulus who was
preaching In London | was rather inclined to
SleeF at the proposition TO so TO hear Chicago
man out am gao Went, He was fine and
many others thought the way, / imagin
Tor they clapped and almost cheered at some things
he said which seemed rather strange to ms Arnari
cans who were there. 80 ~
Il amused with soma other exneriancas .ra
II old not know that the English people are
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
Gnropean anprlsemnls.
Americans Visiting Europe This Year

VIII find THE NEW-YORk TRIBUNE
for sale at the bookStalls of the lead,
ing hotels throughout the Continent q,
Europe and Great Britain. as well as
on the Req ng Room tables. 1t may
also be ObtE i1ed at the principal railroad
stations perst n unable to procure The
Tribune conveniently will conier a favor
by notifying The Tribune'S European
Business Office, No. 149 Feet Street.
London
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

A. c. Bake. U s N: Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Nut
tsg NJ. and Mrs H J Dyett Mrs. f. Pomeroy.
~. anc Yrs c. Gordon Neff. j. K. Ames, Mrs
\ @ Garrison and Mr. and Mrs H W. Green
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

nngton Mrs. Warren Gardner. Miss Mabel Gard
ner Oscar Kaufman. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Williams
d. c JacObus. Miss Fannie Thayer and Miss Rosa
Thayer
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
Cd. HOTEL NATIONAL,
LUCERNE.

proverblally courteous to women / wouId nave
been disposed 10 believe they trying 10 guy
me- l went into of their tailor shops anu
while my husband looking at some goods 0ns
OF the young men spoke TO me and nnaiiy aSAe
me, Do you know a Mr.. --. of PitJsbursT
replied that Pittsburg was some distance from my
home. and that / did not recall any one kne"
there.
But the most surprising thing heard in LONDON
was a day or two later. when a girl who hves ~
San Francisco telling of her home. adding tnte
she went 10 school in Boston. And do you 80
home to dinner?' she was asks'
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

G Burrows Mr. and Mrs. J. Condit Smith. George
J. Geer. Eben Lqgden: Adolf Pavenstedt. Miss
Pavenstedt. Samuel d. Page. Mrs Millett and
Miss MilleJt-
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

DEER'S HEAD Inn.
Elizabethtown, y. Y, Sept. (Special)-This
famous old house is still crowded, and there is not
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-06-02
OF DIVORCE

The Silva divorce case was decided
on Saturday by Judge Robinson, after
a session of court al day and until
in the evening, taking testimony. The
court awarded a decree of divorce to
Mrs. Caroline Silva, on the grounds of
extreme cruelty and adultery, giving
her the custody of the two children and
ordering NJ G.. Silva to pay her $50
month permanent alimony, and $3.50
counsel fees to Attorneys Thompson
and Farley for the plaintiff, also costs
Of the suit amounting to $29. The de-
cree provides that Silva shall be allow
ed to visit his children at all reason
able times.
The defense began its case in the af-
ternoon session of court and did not
take long. Silva denied generally the
statements of the plaintiff charging
him with cruelty, and he declared him
| self not able to pay the alimony of 500
! a month asked for. He declared that
/ he was at present working as a gro
Gerry clerk, on a small salary
In the case of j, a. Magoon VS. Chlh
i Kee Ganu ct al, an amended bill to re-
form and terminate lease Judge Rob
inson this morning overruled the de-
murrer of the defendants.
Answers have been filed by Robert
son & Wilder, in behalf of the Terri
tory to the fishing rights suits OF
Bruce Cartwright trustee of Emma
Kaleleonalani estate, Henry Smith
trustee of the estate of John d. Holt
Jr., and the Oahu Railway q Lane
Company.
Judge Gear this morning took up thu
mandamus suit of L. H. Dee agains
Victor Hoffman, treasurer of the NC
Kechnie Wall Paper and Paint Com
pany, Gill and Farley appearing TO
Dee and H. w. Robinson for the cor
poratlon. 1t appeared from the testl
mony that either Dee or the compan
had purchased a gold brick for Dot
claimed to have bought 200 SHARES i
the company from McKechnie.
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ON HAND
THE
FOLLOWING PLANTATION SHARES.

HAWAIIAN AGRICULTURAL CO.,
EVA. OAHU. WAIALUA, KAHUKU,
PIONEER MILL, HAIKU, PAIA, KO-
LOA. McRRYDE, HAWAIIAN ST.
GAR. KISISAHA.
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Note Heads, Bill Heads, Statements
and Fine Commercial Printing ct tha
St r Office.
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OFFER OUR FIRST IMPORTATION UNDER
WEAR JUST RECEIVED A EXCLUSIVELY FINE
THESE GARMENTS CORRECT
MATERIALS
IACEs ENBROTDERIEs DAINTY. THE
WORKMANSHIP
MENTION FEW OF THE NIGHT
PETTCOATs CORSET COVERS DRAW
stitched tucEs SKIS
yoke
$500
and Of
flowing
k
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-06-02
Notice to Owners of Race Horses

Entries for the Races on June IL and
IA will close on June Srd, at p. M
with the secretary at G. X. Collins
Harness Shop, King street, near tort
BY order
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
c. L. CRABBE
Secretary.
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CONFECTIONERY DEPARTMENT
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HOOM ANA WANUI !!

Business Is quiet but If you buy your
lots for less than they are actually
worth and know how to build neat,
tidy cottage. some one is going to get
a bargain.
Please don't bother me for few
days when promise you something
good.
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SEVERAL STYLES PRoFUsELY TRIMMED WITH
MANDY INSERTIONS, ALSO SOME VERY TASTEFUL
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Shipping Goats to Tampa.

Mr.. J. NJ. Neil WAS i'm Ocala Tue :.
day from BIitchton. He helped To
drive here a hundred head of goats
which he sold and shipped from this
point 10 Tampa. This, it is said, is he
coming quite an industry. The Gu
bans are very fond of kid and it is
reii~hed and commands almost "a
high a price a. mutton.
Goats are very easily raise |, require
very little care and attention, and are
exceedingly prolific. They live on
old newspapers, tin cans, etc, 80 the
comic papers say. This is not strictly
true, hut they hustle around for their
own food ami if a profitable market
can he obtained for their sale, the
farmer doe, not want anything easier
To grow rich on thar "a flock of goats
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Ocala in Gains svilIe

Gainesville sun.
Frank Briar, of Ocala, was in the
ci'y for "a short time yesterday.
Col. +. w. DAVIS, Of Ocala, is in the
city. lie is assisting Col. sgd l.. Car.
ter ia The duii,s of prosecuting attor-
ncy ~ thiS ->iom of circuit court.
HIS Honor Judge Bullock returned
10 resume hiS duties As Judge of the
circuit court yesterday, after having
spent TIA" sabbath pleasantly with his
family in Ocaia.
Frank Driver, of Oca.a, speut sun
day in Gainesville with his little son,
who is making his home with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. :.
Coods, of the Magnolia hotel. Franks
many friends are pleased to see him
looking 80 we'll.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-05-23
a Compliment to Miss Drake.

The society event of the present
week Wa ihe reception at which Mrs
Robert 6. Blak" entertained Tuesday
aft, ruoou from four to six O'Clock,
complimentary 10 her guest, Miss
Mary Drake, Of Auburn, Alabama.
There Werc between fifty and seven-
ty-iivc callers during these hours.
The guests were met at the door toy
little lrma Blake and Jessie Lou Mar
tin and shown into the parlor where
the hu~te-- and honorce received the
ladies in q most gracious and cordial
manner
Miss Drake was in pure white and
was looking unusually we'll. She
a most attractive aud accomplished
young lady and has made many
friends during her short stay in our
city. Nh" has been the recipient of
uuEiber of affairs one of the most
enjoyable of which was the reception
Tuesday afternoon
I'm the dining room delicious refresh
mentS were served by Mrs. Biake's
sister, Mrs. &. NJ. Martin, and Miss
Josie Williams.
The reception was very delightful
one and will be remembered as one of
Ocala'S most pleasant social affairs.
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schools ana pay better price, 'H'f''y
securing better talent IA 90 l-' Ger
taInly tie early training in life that
Shapes the de~u"Ir' 81 ihr N"H'h- "i
our 'aud ana u is the '"''h''" people
a. they are usually styled 'H' 'N o."
means common ., WI" always d'i'"'
our country I'D 'Ih'r "i "'' '"' sup
port ana protect her in Time col
peace ana lie" establish D." each
county a. we nave already done D."
M"rI"h' h''' '''-@ mig" SCHOOL ''"
then, III my h"m"I" opinion. We would
have one OF the finest school -y-tem~
III the south
r"uitii. Inc dI~Prn-'fy question.
But desire 10 state Just here that I
would not br iu favor at imposing
IN. r,i.,,L..,r ...u, c.,..li,, u,.,
hiIi LIKE th" one introduced 'n 90"
last legislature. although ] would sup
mort the riplt Kind oraL.II. provided.
t.... ,., .t ..,...f
'''''' '''' ~ ''.'''''' ''''
WOMB "' superior '' 'h' present -S--
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Council Meeting.

The regular fOrtnightly meeting of
the City Council was held at the City
Council chamber Tuesday night.
All the members were present ex-
cept Aldermen YOnge and Owen.
The larger part of the session was
consumed in considering the Ordi-
nance for raising revenue.
An ordinance for suppressing gam
bling and gambling houses was passed.
Bills for paying premiums on fire
insurance policies and indemnity
bonds were approved.
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Returning TO Ocals.

Mr. Charles Pryser and family will
return so Ocaia to reside permanent
~ and MI Pr!s ser will occupy his old
stand in ihr OttcI~pS>er block.
Mr.. SIMON Is nj amin and family
W-ll also return aud Mr.. Benjamin
viii personally ~upcrintend his meat
packing establishment.
Later ON, some time in the fall, Mr..
Sol Benjamin and family will return
aud spend the winter and perhaps
again become permanent residents of
Ocala.
The Ocala Banner extends 10 these
worthy and enterprising parties a
cordial welcome on their return.