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Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-28

Cold everywhere" is the exclama- ton of prospectors returning form the north end of the Warren district Two old prospectors returning from that section about 10 miles away brought back some very fine samples of free gold in porphyretic quartz formation. They were Jas. Lind sey. and H. L. Graham, formerly of Cripple Greek. Colorado and have been out on this trip about six weeks They are enthusiastic over the out look and will return at once to deye,- op their find. The yiens ran east and west, in conformity to the lime contact that traverses the country north of Bisbee. MT Lindsay started on his thrip at the mouth of Dubacb- CT canyon, near the line contact and followed the contact on the north distance of 2 miles prospecting as he went He says the formation is precisely the same for the entire 20 miles showing the gold carrying quartz cropping at regular intervals and has no doubt that a district as true. regular and rich exists there as the famous Cripple district. and pro poses to show his faith in what he has seen by money and labor. The recent strike in the La Espranza at the east end of the district in the property owned by Ord. Muheim Shattuck and Morse he states is a continuation of what he has found :
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-28

C4 AONA atOs
 A Welcome Visitor.
 Mir. J. S. Hopkins, who was for many years secretary and treasurer of the Arizona Copper company and in charge of it's general office busi- ness here, is now visiting Clifton and receiving a royal welcome from his many old time friends. Mir. Hopkins came to Clifton as the rep resentative of trust company who was a large creditor of the company; he was a young man of energy but with very little capital; today, less than twenty years after. he is rated as being worth more than one mil lion dollars. When he came to Clifton the Arizona Copper compan" was about as near bankruptcy as any outfit ever got and escaped it; the management had been incompe- tent for years and about all the avail able ore bodies mad been exhausted. Soon after the present superintend- ent, James Colquhoun, who had been connected first with only the re- duction department, was placed in full control of the entire enterprise. He at once began the install new pro cesses for the treatment of the large low grade ore bodies which were known to exist in the mines first the teaching plant was designed and erected, then the converter plant was installed. Under the new management everything was soon systematizsd and those on the ground and ac- Quainted with the mines and their ability to yield unlimited quantities of low grade was not long in reach ing the conclusion that for the Ari- zona Copper company prosperity and early dividends on stocx was as- sured The stock was hardly salea- ble at any price. Mr. J. c. Hopkins was the first to buy some of the stock he kept buying selling all his propery and borrowing money from friends, some Of whom he induced 10 to join him in the in vestment. Some of the stock bought by Mir Hopkins yielded him a profit of nearly a hundred dollars for one within few years so rapidly did it advance. Mir. Hopkins is now one of the heaviest stockhold- CTS of the Arizona Copper company and was the largest individual holder of the stock at one time within the last two years. A few years ago he bought beautiful tract of land in the state of Virginia and built there on a splendid home in which he now resides. He comes back to Clifton once or twice a year to see his ol3 friends, with whom he was associa- ted so long in the work of extracting the Ariona Copper company from e very dangerous hole.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-28
QUALIFY IS ON TRIAL.
Two Of His keeompliees Have sI-
 ready Been Convicted.

Judge McCollum, of Stafford, is in receipt of a letter from Mir. Wilson, who is now one of the principal own CTS of the property in the Lone Star Mining district, formerly known as the Horseshoe group and owned by the Horseshoe Copper company, which was promoted Dy Ignatus Dudley. The letter states that two of the men arrested win Dudley in New York, charged with fraudulent sales of stock in the Horseshoe company have been convicted in the criminal court and that the next trial would be that of Dudley. Four men were arrested as being parties 10 the same fraudulent transaction. After Qualey's trial will come the the case of Weller, who was the treasurer of the Horseshoe company.
 It is not unlikely that Dudley, who is now confined in the Tombs, will also be convicted. Dudley is well known in this section and was once convicted of defacing the books of another mining company of which he was general manager. On the con viction in the Graham county courts he was sentenced to six months in jail and to pay a fine Of s200. The fine was paid but Governor Murphy pardoned Dudley from the jail sen tence.
 Mrs. Dudley, who is yet interested in the Lone Star mining properties. and who has been stopping al Saf- ford during the most of the winter, left last week presumably for New York to assist her husband out of his troubles Mrs. Dudley is an ex- ceedingly bright and polished lady and Q cousin Of General Miles and she may be able to- bring sufficient influence to save her husband from prison, for which he now seems 10 be headed.-Arizona Bulletin.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-28
IN THE MINING FIELD
Operations of Interest Throughout the County of COchise, Arizona
 and Sonora
and Sonora

places of such magnitude There are many people who have gone into business there on a small scale with limited capital and little or no ex- perience and of course from this source you hear many stories of fail ures, dull times Sc.
 But today this element is on the wane; the business of the towI. is gradually but steadily drifting into the proper channel going to those who have come to stay, among whom are several concerns of some magnitude, and these are prosper ous;of course the pay rolls of the company constitute the principal source of revenue from which any 1 business located there may at the present expect to draw, but this con- dition of affairs will not in my opin- ion b5 permanent Many new mines are being opened up in the l country contiguous to the camp, some of which no doubt, will prove great producers, not only of copper alone, but gold and silver as well. The Bacoachi country, you know, is at the present time causing some iit- tle excitement. Several good mines are to be opened up in that locality at an early day. Of course, their sap- ply will naturally be drawn form Cananea, on account of 1ransporta- tion, there being splendid wagon road between these two points.
 You ask me about the possibility of the street car line being built Will say that We have every assuT- ance that This will be done before the end of the present year. The c. Y. R. and P. Ry. will also De ex- tended, but of course none of us, es- pecially the newspaper ilk. will put you next on this proposition until well little later Of course. you are aware that we have an abundance of pure. fresh artesian water. an inex- haustible supply
 Health in the camp is first class and all in all the wheels of the big copper producer are moving along without friction.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-28
FL TiGRE sTOcKHoLDERS RE-
 TURN.

A parry of Fl Tigre stockholders returned from the property Tuesday night. T. consisted of Major liar grove, Of this city; A. L. Harroun MT. Emory Street H. Vanderslice, and John Seitz, of Kansas City. The party left here about g week ago Major Hargrove on business pertain ing to the mine, while the others made the trip for the purpose Of in- speeding the property. All were ex- ceptionally well pleased with the out look. Over Q thousand feet Of work las been done on the Lucky Tig-e up to date. 260 men are now employed at the camp, sixty of whom are engaged in building the new wsg- on road from the river to the mine, . distance of twelve miles.
 At Turicachi, on the way out, the the party met l.. c. Shattuck, Harry Stine and Ed If. Sturges who left here for Fl Tigre on Monday. Lee Benton, general manager of the mine, will meet them, a the river and es. cort them to the big gold camp. Ar engagements have been made for the delivery of mail at the camp every other day. Work will be forced ahead as fast as money and men can accomplish it, both on the develop ment of the mine and on the 7oad" said Major HzrgroVe.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-28
MINING BRIEFS.

J. Nj. Benson, of Bakersfield, Cali fornia. is in the camp. He is inter es'ed with others in group Of claims in Naco Canyon. and proposed to begin active development. A force Of four men will be installed and sinhing begun. Ledge matter crops on the surface and the promise cf Taluees are excellent.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-28
CkNAE ENA

W. 4. Magum, editor Of the Cana nea Herald, spent two days in Bis bee. Before returning to Mexico, he was asked for a statement in regard to the rumors that Cananea was fall ing behind commercially. Mir. Man gum strongly denied that such was the case. Said he:
 Cananea is improving. From a business standpoint I will say that the town is good. Of coHrse. tis with Cananea, as it is with all ether
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-28

three or four years ago.
 A Welconne Xisitnr
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-28
PEARcE CONNECTED BY RAIL
The Arizona 6 Colorado Reache!
 That Active Mining Camp

The town of Pearce is now within the bounds of civilization. The iron horse made his first trip to that camp last Monday afternoon to the de light of the people of that hustling burg. The road runs from Cochise. . distance of F miles and it is ex- pected that development will be pushed until the great copper camp will be in close connection with the middle camp of Cochise county. 4 movement is on foot to have the event celebrated in fitting manner ir 2 few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-28
WAFER EOTICE

All persons desiring to take water from the Mcdonald Springs, call at ny office in Dunn's Drug store. opp. P. O. Rates s2.00 and $500 per month.
 A. J. Cronk
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-28
cANANEA, YAQUI RIVER & PA CIFlC RAILROAD
 General Notice

Effective January 15. 1903. following will be daily schedule of passenger rains: cave SAco ... ... =. =. 3:30 g. nL Leave Cananea =. ... =. 200 ?. m. Arrive Cananea .. ... ...11:30 a ID. Arrive Naco.. =. ... ... 400 p. m-
 E. A. Mcfarland.
 Asst General Manager. Naco, Sonora. January IS, 1903 sassenesr Time Table, E. p. & s. W. Ar. from Douglas 7:07 m. Ly. for Naco 7:17 a. m- Ar. from Benson, $50 a. m Ly. for Fl Paso and Dougla goo D. m-
 AT. from Naco 12:3S D. n. LV. for -.ac> l D. ID. Ar. from Fl Paso 4:42 p. n.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-28
loU DON'T WANT TO FIND

yourselves out of water some HOT DAY, do you? Well. then. why don't you get one of those Galvanized Iron Water Tanks-PIices $2.50 and up from E. c. ORD.
 The Plumber and Timer
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-04-03
Saturdays Daily
SENATOR BRooME.

We enjoyed very pleasant visit
yesterday from the above named dis
tinguished gentleman.
Senator BrOome has had the honor
% representing Gadsden county IN the
Legislature continuously for twelve
years and made a reputation that i
cO-extensive with the state No man
M Florida is truer TO his convictions
or exhibits more courage in express
ing them under every and all circum-
stances.
Up To the time of the civil war be
WIS a citizen OF this county and still
has host of friends here.
Senator Broome left here for New
York in 1865 and became CONNER
cial traveller and il still In the same
line Of business.
He is now travelling for his house
but is incidentally casting an anchor
To windward in anticipation Of his
candidacy for Secretary of State
which will Toe before the primaries
some time next year. He says that
ne j. meeting with pronounced sue
cess and unless the unexpected hap
pens his ma jority will To- most
flatteTing.
The Senator will be in Ocala today
and tomorrow.
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HOO HOO.
Characterization of the Order in ocsIs

Characterization of the Order in 0caIa.
This organization, which has afford
ed so lnuch mirth among the lumber
men Of the state held its first cOnven-
ton in this city Al the Masonic Hall
Saturday night
Mr.. J. p. Lynch, Who il the scrivi-
nalur of the organization, presided.
Twelve applicants vino desired to
walk in the light of the Hoo Hoo
land petitioued for membership in the
Characterization and the Biographical
Degree Of the Playful Kitten. There
was fun "to beat the band"
The initiation proceedings began at
900 10y the clock, the initiation fee
being $3.50 aud the dues 80 cents ii
year.
Among those who became Playful
Kittens were the following: y. w
Harrison, r. :. Hall, b. :. Anderson
and J. NJ. Meflert, Of Ocala, b. *.
ThrOwer, Jr., of Gainesville, ". b.
and W. ID. FARRELL, of SPAR; l.. G.
Bell and J. II. Howell, of York; and
Mr.. Reed, OF Monlhrooh.
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Picnic Saturday.

The following party went out to Sill
yer Springs Saturday morning for an
all day picnic, VIZ: Mr.. and Mrs. d.
+. Hannah, Mr.. and Mrs. Mallory
Liddou, Miss Naleta Potter and Mrs.
Dawson aud chiIdren-party drove to
the Springs in the bus and the morn
iug was pleasantly devoted TO ride
on the Springs and at noon "a picnic
lunch was eaten.
The morning was a most delightful
one but the afternoon WAS ntarrad by
the excessive rain. The party retur-
ned 90 town about dark.
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Boys Play Bail.

The school boys had an exciting
game OF ball last Friday afternoon.
The game was between the Na!mOre
Izlar and Sam Mathews teams.
The following is the lineup Of the
two teams, VIZ:
THE IZLARS
Hood Upton, Nalmore Liar, Her
ron Todd, Tom Barnes, Lswtown
Bailey, Phil Robinson, Marion PelOt,
Otto Lohrig, Sam BsrcO.
THE MATHEWS
Sam Mathews. Carlisle Izlar, Sam
Pyles, Roy Galloway, Willie Bullock,
Clarence Zewadski, c. Chazell. Ray
mond Bullock.
TIE score stood is to II in favor OF
the IZiar-.
Il was not game and the vanquis,
hed took their defeat gracefully.
Fred Mefl+rt was scorer.
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a Quick Murd1r Trial.

a murder trial was quickly dispOs-
ed Of Monday in the circuit court.
y jury was empaneled, witnesses
examined, speeches of the opposing
counsel delivered, he chargo Of the
court gwen, and the verdict of the
jury rendered, beginning about 8
O'Clock q. M, and ending about i pm.
The ease may serve a. a pointer for
some of those tedious and expensive
New York courts.
Another pointer.
The men on trial were negroes and
the jury was composed Of all white
men AMI the verdict was "not guilty.
as 10 both men.
The case was that Of the State of
Florida vs.. Jim Heller and Arthur
Hope charged with killing John Ora
ham at a church festival some time
in February last
The jury was ont only for a few
minutes and returned with verdict
of mot guilty"
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MOTTO: THIS PAPER WILL NOT
FAwN AT THE FEET OF THE MAN WHO
HAS SUDDENLY AND WITHOUT MERIT
Reached THE Top or THE HILL; NOR
Will. IT KICK THE MAN WHO Is GOING
DOWN Ut.
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Dissolution Of Co-Partnershio

Notice is hereby given that the
cO-partner-hip heretofore existing
between J. NJ. Iiddell and r. +
Bogart under the firm name Of Liddell
and BOgart, has been dissolved by
mutual consent. The business will
be continued by J NJ. Liddell and son.
J. NJ. LIDDELL,
+. +. BOGART.
Santos, March l9, I'm
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TIE present season has been II
highly successful one at the Ooala
Housn and Mr.. Edwards deserves the
compliments he has received on every
side both from tourist and citizen.
The Ocala House is PROFESSIONALLY Il
great institution for our city and at
tracts many people, some Of whom
have become Interested financially in
our development. MIR. Edwards has
not only advertised his house wisely
and well, but he has at the same time
advertised the town
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-04-03

Mr.. Jim Brown and family yester-
day moved into the Burford house on
South Fourth street, and Mr.. George
+. Williams and family moved into
the cottage on Orange avenue and
South Fifth street, which he recen thy
purchased.
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Mr.. John w. Martin, of Sabel
BROTHERS, of jacksonville, is again
4 visitor 10 the city.
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Mr.. Eugene Cox arrived in Ocala
yesterday from Philadelphia, much TO
the delight Of his many friends.
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chiidren's Coughs and Colds.

Mrs. Joe M"tra'h, "..7 L. I~t ST.
Hutchinson, Kan, writes: a. have
given BallarJs HorehoJud syrup to
nay children for coughs aud colds for
the past four wears, and find it the
best medicine ! ever used" Unlike
many cough >yrups it contains no
opium, hut viii >oothe and heal any
disease of the throat or lungs quicker
than any other remedy. pc. 5oc. and
S1.0o at Anti-M0nopoly Drug store. III
Mr.. A. &. White, of Citra, was in
the city saturday and left Us under
obligations FOR nice lot Of beets. He
says he had am acre but that the rats
must have eaten fully half of them
while they were yet IN the ground.
Mr. White says that some Of the
groves around Citra are indeed doing
nicely and the crop this year will be
many times larger than last year.
Mis-, Ethel Frrcwen, an attractive
young lady OF savannah, Ga, will ar
rive in the city in q day or two from
1t. Augustine and Will be the guest of
Mrs. II. L. Robinson for several
weeks.
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Will Jacobs, tried for criminal
assault uVon Rosa Lee, a small cOlOred
child. was convicted and must suffer
the extreme penalty Of the law.
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MI T. Z ""'e' OF N''"'honn' a."
u "l '''e ''"'' il"U9e' WI F"o't y
,.., ,... .,
.-,,7, n..,,....,,,-
Mr.. Charles Harris. popular young
''"'e''"S MA" u ,'''''"' VIZ VIII"
''''' ''' ,''' 60 '''e' '''' vas d"
N'S'''' - ~'''''' ''''' + ''''S al" It guest
O. NV '''
MISS Et'a I mace VIII" mas 'eth 7Pt"'
ing the pass ia" ana "a half months IN
o7"ln' the guest OF the i'mIiy OF her
'r"'her' hf. d. T.. 'Afc'' expects 20
''"' " ~ '''' ''''''' % '.''' "''
Mr.. Robert Thagqrd Of UcaIa. is now
located here. having employment
yith the Duuuelloo Phosphate Conn
''''' o. ''' D. '..''' ~
Mr.. :. p shepard, of Winter Park,
1850.
..u..... ........
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Mr.. CISCO Zewadski came down Fri
day afternoon from Gainesville and
will remain until sunday afternoon
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-04-03

Mr. W. T. Wheeler returned Fri
day afternoon from business trip 10
Alachua county.
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HAPPENINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Mr.. William Lowry, OF Floral City,
j. visiting her sister. Mrs. Ivey IN this
-FfE
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SARA ELIZABETH HARRIS. LEGAL EATER
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Mrs. :. r. Birdsey, jr., and daughter
went to White Springs Saturday to
visit Mrs. Birdsey's brother, Mr.. Bur-
ton Bullock, before returning to their
home at Macon, Ga.
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Setting Out PecanS.

90 q,
Ga. has returned from Lake Weir
,.,,,. r4rort. ,l.,L.. has ,oI5 ana .-r
ON, for lIr. f. ~rf,.j,lar f,ur acres Of
,....., rr.,.-.,- " Willard two ,r~,..
,..... r \yHt,.,.l.. .n.. acre. N
Alien, ""c a"r" ""n ". y. WILSON, "a
half acre.
M Fired H.r~-a-ton -ua..aI .u4nt
arfh-I-ni..5 State Land onfc. ina.
bean 4. 0..,aa ,.r.. .i.x- iov,~ti.,ar-
iuv claims which the state ha, ac-
gutre3 from ;hc J.rrnd STATES under
Jhe swamp ami av.ilow act Of Con-
rre,-. some of these claims are TO he
para D" '''s'' ''.'' SOME j" '+i"S an"
'''' ll'f~'"-.'' j. making personal
inspection az 'i'r ii.i"9 an" later ON
....
9'''I'aH 'i'e ''''''''S 81 'aP'' J. H.
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Mr.. VI. r. Robinson went 10 Savan-
nah last Friday for few days busi-
ness trip. He WAS accompanied 10y
his son. Julien.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-04-03

Sir. ]. I. Besm, Of the Dodson
/ Printers Supply Company, OF Atlanta,
Is i'm the city.
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Mr.. r. 4. Thagard and children
went zap to Reddick Friday after
noon Ia visit relatives for a short
mill.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-04-03

Mrs. Rast and little son and Miss
Rutherford returned to Alabama Fri
DAY afternoon after a pleasant visit
IN Ocala with Mr.. and Mrs. J. b.
Carlisle.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-04-03

Richard Wallace has returned TO
Gainesville after business visit to
this city.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-04-03

Mrs Carl Van Deman has returned
Ia her home At Jacksonville, after a
visit with her mother Mrs. Waldo at
Orange Lake.
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Mrs. T.. c. Mcleod, of Kendrick,
has returned from a visit 10 her
mother. Mrs. y. r. Carter al Lake
CITY.
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REACHED THE Top OF THE HILL. NoR
WILL IT KICK THE MAN WHO Is GOING |
DowN Ut.
SARA EL-zAsE7z HARRIS. Local EATER
HAPPENINGS ABOUT TOWN.
Mr.. William Lowry, of Floral City,
i>visiting her sister Mrs. Tvey IN this
city.
Mr.. W. T. Wheeler returned Fri
day afternoon from a business trip To
Alachua county.
Mr.. John w. Martin, Of Ssbei
BROTHERS, of jacksonville, is again a
a visitor to the city.
Mr.. Eugene Cox arrived in Ocala
yesterday from Philadelphia, much to
the delight of his many friends.
Mr.. CISCO Zewadski came down Fri
day afternoon from Gainesville and
will remain until sunday afternoon
Mr.. r. T.. Thagard and children
went up to Reddick Friday after
noon 10 visit relatives for short
while.
Mrs Carl Nan Deman has returned
Ia her home at Jacksonville, after
visit with her mother Mrs. Waldo at
Orange Lake.
Mr.. VI. +. Robinson went TO Savan-
nah last Friday for few days busi-
ness trip. He WAS accompanied 10y
hi son. Julien.
Will Jacobs, tried for criminal
assault upon Rosa Lee, a small cOlOred
child. was convicted and must suffer
the extreme penalty of the law.
Mrs. 4. c Mcleod, of Kendrick,
has returned from a visit 10 her
mother. Mrs. y. r. Carter al Lake
Cry.
Mrs. Rast and little son and Miss
Rutherford returned to Alabama FRI
day afternoon after a pleasant visit
IN Ocala with Mr.. and Mrs. J. b.
Carlisle.
The younger society set gave a
dance AZ the Armory Friday night.
Dancing WAS continued until the mid
night hour and the alI,,ir Ma "a very
pheasant ou-.
Mr.. c. \. Hamrick, who has oeen
the guest of her sister, Mr.. Morgan
G.. Loouey fer ,be past TEN days re-
'--r
Mr.. A. 3. Hopkins, oi Orange Lake
left la~' Thursday fey Augusta. "e"r-
cia, % ~eo a friend "f hers c"H~'.era trt-
~, Viii boz absent SIX weeks aHo
Irenan.r longer.
Miss Nam NlIham, arrived Thurs
dag G"m N,w lorA. her father
Judge %. 3. Williams went up TO
Jacksonville io meet Eer anna accom-
panied beer home from there.
,., ,,
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Nrs. Thomas Wallis and baby have
returned from short visit to relatives
At Feruaudiua.
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The younger society set gave a
dance AZ Jhe Armory Friday night.
Dancing ws~ continued until the mid
night hour and the affair Wa~ very
pheasant ou-.
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Mrs. Allen Rodgers and baby went
down to Inverness Friday after
noon for snort visit
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Hon. W. l.. Palmer and Mr.. J. H..
Moody, Of Orlando, are among the
visitors to Ocala to-day.