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Thursday Notion Specialc.

Silk chiffon foundation collar, pointed or straight, white only, regu- lar price, 15c. Thursday, loc.
 25c satin covered chiffon foun- dation collar pointed or straight, any size. Thursday. 15c.
 10c quality Simmons waist ex- tender, black or nickle, Sc. }*.
 Stewards Duplex safety pins, regular prices, oc, 7c, Sc. Thurs day, any size, Sc.
 Kings 500-yd. basting cotton, 4c spool.
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Local Weather Report. New Haven, May 20.
lsrGa. ha enttOn.

High water to-day, 6:S2 p. m.
 Professor Joseph Rice and family went to their cottage near Silver Sands for the summer last Saturday.
 The new addition to Crofut's inn, OK ford, is being rapidly pushed to com pletion by B. c. Pope, c. H. Thayer and Charles Wheeler.
 The regular meeting of Naomi Socia circle will be held with MT. and Mrs. F S. Upson, of 3S3 Whalley avenue, this afternoon and evening.
 A supper and entertainment will be held by the society of the Westville Congregational church this evening ir honor of the new pastor, Rev. R. L Davis.
 Miss Gibbs, of Springfield, is visiting Mrs. c. G. Harrison, of Willard street X Westville, and, MT. and Mrs. J. G Brothwell, of Covington, are spending a few days with the family of Postal Su- perintendent David c. Monson, of 10S Central avenue.
 The many friends in this city of Mrs Harry Stillman, daughter of MT. and Mrs. George Robinson, of 50 Bishop street, will regret to learn that she has been i'll nearly two weeks with typhoid fever. She is in a private room in the hospital at Waterbury, where she re- sides, and she is receiving the best care and attention.
 Henry c. Noll, the collector for Peck & Bishop, was yesterday morning driving one of the two-horse trucks of the concern. While going through Tenn pie street he was held up by one of the pickets of the Teansters' union. Some words occurred between Mr. Noll and the picket, when some bystanders in- terfered and the team was allowed to proceed.
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cUBA's ENEMIES COMPOUNDED.

Warm Telegram of Congratulation From
 Secretary Root to President Palma-The
 Latter's Reply
 Washington, May 20.-Secretary Root to- day sent to President Palma of Cuba the following telegram of reorganization:
 Accept hearty congratulations upon the first anniversary of the establishment of the independent government of Cuba, and upon the strength and wisdom with which yOn have conducted your great office. The year of successful administration and re- spect for law has confounded the enemies of Cuba and strengthened the courage and hope of her friends. You have my sincere
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and earnest wishes for continued prosper. ity."
 ply from President Palma, dated at Ha' Vana. today:
 The government and people of the Unit cd States are entitled 10 the everlasting gratitude of the people of Cuba, who no; forget how much they are obliged tC the American people for the share they took in helping to gain independence and freedom, and send to them, through me, their sincerest wishes for the uninterrupted prosperity of the great republic and the personal welfare of President Roosevelt and the members of his cabinet. At the same time I send you and family the waTmest testimony Of my sincere friendship.
 ''T. ESTRADA PALMA"
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Too Great n Risk.

In almost every neighborhood someone has died from an attack of collie or cholera morbus. often before medicine could be procured or a physician sum- moned. A reliable remedy for these dis eases should be kept at hand. The risk is too great for anyone to take. Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has undoubtedly saved the lives of more people and relieved more pain and suffering than any other medicine in use. It can always be depended up- on. For sale by all druggists.
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Brooks 1Oo-yd. spool cotton. 4 spools for Sc.
 Keers' lustre twist, 10c spool.
 Secpre hook and eye card, regu- lar price. 4c card. Thursday, 2c.
 % Hemingway & Bartlet's sew ing silk, black only, any letter, 6c a spool.
 Sc doz shoe laces. 5-4 size. Thursday. Sc doz
 Zephyr dress shields. rsgdrla prices. 12c, ,14c and i6c. Thurs day, any size. 12c.
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Tfre gnmrnaI and Gnmrier
Thursday. May 2I, 1903.
AEIV ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAl

Pag Amusement-N. H. Lawn Club Grounds. Annual Meeting-N. H. Orphan Asylum. Basebail-Sayin Rock Grounds.
 Guticura Remedies-Druggists' Estate Harriet VoOrhees-Probata Notice. Fifteen Dollar Suits-Dayis & Co. How Handy-BestOn Grocery Co. Just ArriYed-POrgies and Sea Bass. MalIeyisms-EdW. Malley Co. Notiee-Edw. (. Beecher.
 PoStum-At Grocers'.
 Steamers Hamburg American Line. Straw Hats-Meigs & Co. Summer Millinery-Muhlfelder.
 Thursday Bargains-Chas. MonsOn Co. Tin Ware-The j.. E. Bassett & Co. Underwear-Gamble-D Desmond Co.
 White Goods-HOwe & Stets0n Co. Wedding Presents-The Ford Go.
 Walkoyer Shoes-CosgrOye. Wanted-Situation-2 Blatchley Ave. Wanted-Bill Clefk-Energetic, this office.
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Soc pillow slips. all ready for pillow, in velours, denims, tapestry. cretonnes, etc. Thursday, 37c.
 $2.50 shirt waist patterns, stamp ed with the latest designs. Thurs day, $2,
 soc laundry bags, about 100 in in all. Thursday, 1oc ca. 4'.
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1T am told that none of the principals in the grand opera company speaks to one another
 Well" answered Mir. Cumrox, "af- ter reading their names on the pro- gramme I don't blame them for let ting one. another alone, instead of try ing to pronounce them. ."-Washington Star. s.4 -. ;.
 Professor Leopold has booked to sail fol a summer abroad July 2.
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Thursday Art Embroidery Specials.

50 shoe bags. two pocket, 10c each.
 18x27 damask tray, stamped for embroidering, spoke stich border, regular price, soc. Thursday, 33c. Peri Lusta, Sc skein Orion Sc quality, all colors lc skein Linen Embroidery Floss. 1c skein Yale Seal Pillow Tops, 16c each Bureau Scarfs, 35c quality, 19c ca.
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ITEATHER RECORD.

Washington, D. C., May 20, 1903, s p. m. Forecast for Thursday and Friday For New England: Fair Thursday with warmer in Maine; Friday fair, light to fresh west winds.
 For Eastern New York: Fair Thursday and Friday; light west winds.
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Another Surprise i'm Neckwear.

Here's lot of dumme samples of womeas newear represent ing popular designs the market this
 The goods they represent have and today selling 2 7c $1 They collars ties and fine embroidered Among you will find plenty of the large collars embroidered with cherries, pansies and strawberry designs
 We make three lots of the goods the following prices Lot l. Regular price. 25c Sale price. 10c. Lot 2. Regular prices up to 75c. Sale price,25c. Lot 3. Regular prices up to $l,50 Sale price, soc.
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informal Musical.

Tuesday Mrs. Il. A. Burf0rd en-
tertained = few friends Informally for
her guest, Miss Agnes Burford. De-
lighLful music was the principal fea-
ture Of the evening and later light
refreshments were served.
Messrs. w. NJ. Dale, c. L Ander.
son, A. 4. Gerig and Miss Lena Bull
lock sang very sweetly: c. V. Miller,
Miss Buriord and Mrs. Hooker rem.
dered instrumental music and MIR.
Gerig played several selections on his
cOrnet. Miss Addie Hansbrough,
who IL u splendid elOcutiOnist, de-
lighted the guests with several selec-
tions which were greatly enjoyed.
The evening was thoroughly enjoy.
ed throughout.
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Death Of Wilson w. Cassidy.

Mr. Wilson w. Cassidy died at the
Marion County Hospital in this city
Tuesday morning from the effects of
an attack OF pleuricy.
Mr.. Cassidy was one Of the best
known and most popular men in
Sumter Ounty. He was at one time
clerk of the circuit court and held
other Of1ces of trust. A good many
years ago he WAS a prominent mer-
chant st Jacksonville and at the time
of his death was deputy clerk of the
circuit court of HillsborOngh county.
He was about sixty years of age. He
leaves an invalid wife, two daughters,
a brother and host Of friends TO
mourn his death.
His remains were taken to Adams
vile, Sumter county, where they
were laid to rest
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Dance tuesday Night.

few of the young people met at
the armory Tuesday night and indulg-
ed in dancing for several hours. The
affair was informal aud very much
enjoyed. Mr.. Leon Flshel furnished
the excellent music for the dance.
Among those present were Mrs. ID.
;. Woodrow, Misses Sue BarcO, Ger
trude Pereda, Ethel Fretwell of Saw.
annah, Valeta Potter, Matte Will
iiams, Annie Mae standby, Esther
Neathers, Nan Williams, Sara and
Violet Harris; Ntssrs. W.T.. Wheeler,
J. II. Mathews, +. +. Robinson. J. T.
Emerson, H. A. Watermsn, Bob Math
ews, BIS. Weathers, J. II Taylor. :.
Jewe:t, &. II. Lloyd and +. II. Cox.
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The Misses Bullock TO Entertain
Makes a Clean Sweep.

There's nothing like doing a thing
thoroughly. OF all the ~alves you
ever heard of Bucklen's Aruica Saive
il the best. 1t sweeps away and
cures Burns, Sores, Bruises, Cuts,
Boils, Ulcers, Skin Eruptions and
Piles. It's only 25c, and guaranteed
10 give satisfaction 10y Anti-MOu-
opoly Drug Store, ana Tydings * Co.
druggists. III
Judge Mckinney Barton, of Nash
vile, Tenn, arrived in OcaIa Tues
day afternoon and left Immediately
for Dunuellon, where he will spend a
few days with his brother, Mr.. |. NJ.
Barton. He will then return to Ocala
and will be the guest of his sister,
Mrs. +. X. Nelson. Judge Barton is
one Of Tennessee's most prominent
citizens being one of the Supreme
Judges of the state.
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\. c. Johnson, one of the pioneer
farmers of the county, was in Ocala
Tuesday and paid this Office a very
pleasant social aid financial visit.
Mr.. johnson has been a subscriber 10
10 Ocala Banner for the last quarter
of a century and says it has become a
necessity in his household.
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Capt.D.E. Maxwell, assistant super
intendeut of the Seaboard Air Line
railway, WAS a pleasant visitor TO
Ocala Tuesday and the "old timers
were glad to grasp him by the hand.
Without interruption Capt. Maxwell
has been with this road since the
close Of the Civil war.
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70 cure colain one daV.

Take Laxative BTomO Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
if it failes to cure. f.. w. Groves
signature is on each box.-25c
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. Avis Jordan, who
were married in Ocala on the 18th
of last month returned Friday
from their bridal tour TO Chicago and
other cities. They will reside with
Mrs. Lane on South Fourth street.
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Mrs. Chas. Strickland, Of Way
cross, Ga, arrived in Ocala Sunday to
see her father, Mr.. p. B. Dukes, who
is seriously i'll. Mrs. Strickland was
formerly MISS FlOssie Dukes.
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t. J. Cone, of Raleigh, Fla, a large
mill operator, was in Ocala Friday
interviewing the foundry people in
having some new machinery made
and some old machinery repaired.
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Arkansas Chill Tonic is the best
chill medicine on the market. Tyd-
ings & Co. have sold during the past
nine months Ass bottles Of this ex-
cellent tonic.
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MOTTO: THIS PAPER WILL NOT
PAWN AT THE FEET OF THE MAN WHO
HAS SUDDENLY AND WITHOUT MERIT
REACHED THE Top OF THE HILL; NOR
WILL. 1T KICK THE MAN WHO Is GOING
DOWN 1T.
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Mr. Jake Gerig returned from
Orange Lake saturday bringing as a
specimen OF the catch a 10 pound
trout. This monster was caught with
an ordinary fishing line by Mr.. Ar
thur Clark and he was an hour and a
half in landing him.
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Clifford l.. Anderson returned Mon
day afternoon from a weeks visit To
Howard Clark at Orange Lake. He
brought back with him big string of
excellent fish.
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DIR. Lindsay and Elder Kraybill
returned Friday from Lake CITY,
where they had been attending the
session of the Presbytery for East
Florida.
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\ disordered stomach may cause 10
end of trouble. When the stomach
fails To perform its functions the
bowels become deranged, the liver
and kidneys congested, causing num-
erous diseases, the most fatal Of
which are painless and therefore the
more to be dreaded. The important
thing is to restore the stomach and
liver to healthy condition, and for
this purpose no better preparation
can be used than Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale
by the Autobiography Drug Store. m
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J. b. McCorkle left Tuesday on the
north Ound train two O'Clock to close
phosphate deal with parties at
kingsfOrd, Fla, for Mr.. Alexander
Mcneil.
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Cecil's Corn Salve cures your cDrns
without making them sore. ASA for
il at Iydines q Go.
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Albert Miller left Saturday for At
lanta 10 have his ears treated by DR..
Calhoun. He will then 60 to Gaines
vile, Ga, and will probably De absent
about q year.
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Mrs. William Shoemaker, of CO.
lUmbut, Ohio, after pleasant visit of
a month with her parents i'm this city,
and her brother in Ocsla, has return
ed home, accompanied 10y her sister,
Miss lrma Powcrs.-Times-Uuion.
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HAPPENINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Mrs. W. NJ. Ross is a guest at the
Ocala House.
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Mr. ID. :. Woodrow went down 10
the mine Tuesday afternoon for a
short visit.
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Mr.. &. L. Dye, of the Ocklawaha
Lumber Company, accompanied by
his wife and children, left Tuesday
for their summer home in Indiana,
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Messrs. J. dc Beer and Jules KRONER.
of the Central Phosphate Company,
whose headquarters were formerly i'm
tins city but now at Mt. Pleasant.
Tenn, are visitors 10 Orala.
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Mr. II. @. Dunn, of Citra, il in the
city. He will leave for Oregon in
Nav.
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Mr.. }. W. Liduvll, of Santos, Vas
among the pleasant callers a this
Office on Tuesday.
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SARA ELIzABE-E HARRIS. Local Editor
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MIR. Thomas HOPES, Of Westches-
ter, Penn, is in the city. Mr.. Hopes
is president of the Hopes Bros. aud
Darlington Spoke and Rim Company,
who have a branch establishment in
Opala
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Mr.. F. Edwards is back from
Gainesville.
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NJ. NewcOmh Barco WAS in the city
Tuesday
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Hon. II. l.. Anderson returned
Tuesday afternoon from "A professio-
nal visit 10 Palatka.
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Messrs. J. ID. Robertson and J. w.
Crosby We're visitors 10 Tampa Fri.
d2y
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Mrs. }. ". Perry, OF Dunnelion, is
quite iii al the home of her mother,
Mrs. \. J. Leavehgood.
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The home 81 DR.. and Mrs. Chace on
Fl King avenue il being adorned
with fresh coat Of paint and when
completed viii be very attractive.
Hon. Raymond + Bull0ck's beauti-
ful horse escaped from the lot last
Saturday and nothing has since been
heard of him. a suitable reward will
be given for information leading TO
has recovery.
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J. Overton Paine, who without a
dollar, made million OLA Wall street,
has failed.
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DR.. J. l.. White, after conducting
a series Of meetings at the Baptist
church, returned Friday 10 his
home at Macon. The meetings were
very largely attended and a great
many additiOus were made to the
church.
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Mr.. h w. Irvine, of Higley, for
mer attache of this paper and a grad
uate OF the military institute at Bar
tow, WAS in Ocaia Tuesday.
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Hon. Fred ubberly, collector of
the port at Cedar Keys, i in the city
on professional business
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Mr. ". c. Buler, of Beaumont,
Texas, left Tuesday for North Caro-
lima 10 visit relatives tor Few weeks
before returning 10 Texas.
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Mrs. f. n. simmons, of Kansas
City, Mo, arrived ia Ocala Friday
and l. the CUES, of Mrs. b. J. Potter
on RI. King avenue.
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Mr.. and Ms. X a.. Blake and little
son returned saturday from Dunn
ellon, where they have been visiting
relatives for the past few days.
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Mr.. Chester Finch, who is with the
Atlantic Coast Line, after a few days
visit To his mother and sister, in this
cIt}, Returned to jacksonville Tues
day afternoon
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Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Taylo and little
daughter, who have been spending
the winter in Ocala with their son at
Mrs. II. X. Smiths on Ft. King
avenue, left Tuesday for their home
At W0lc0t. Indiana.
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". X. Peterson, a large lumrermau.
II O Brlen, was i'm the city Tu-,d y.
We understand that Mir. Peterson
was here for the purpose of making
arrangements to establish "a mill at
COnant.
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Nessrs. r. :. Hall, :. A. STANDBY
and George Mackay have been APP
pointed a special committee to co.
operate with the president OF the
Ocala Fair aud Racing Course Asso-
citation in looking after all matters
pertaining to said institution. The
track is now nearly completed.
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ABOUT year.
Arkansas Chill Tonic is the best
chill medicine on the market. Tyd.
ings & Co. have sold during the past
nine months I4SS bottles Of this ex-
cellent tonic.
Mrs. Chas. Strickland, Of Way
cross, Ga, arrived in Ocals Sunday to
see her father, Mr.. p. B. Dukes, who
is seriously i'll. Mrs. Strickland was
formerly Miss FlOssie Dukes.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Avis Jordan, who
were married in Ocala on the 18th
of last month returned Friday
from their bridal tour to Chicago and
other cities. They will reside with
Mrs. Lane on South Fourth street.
MIR. Thomas Hopes, of Westches-
ter, Penn, is in the city. Mr.. Hopes
is president of the Hopes Bros. aud
Darlington Spoke and Rim Company,
who have branch establishment in
Ocala.
DR.. J. l.. White, after conducting
series Of meetings at the Baptist
church, returned Friday 10 his
home at Macon. The meetings were
very largely attended and a great
many additions were made to the
church.
Nessrs. r. :. Hall, 5. A. STANDBY
and George Mackay have been APP
pointed a special committee to co.
operate with the president OF the
Ocala Fair aud Racing Course Asso-
citation in looking after all matters
pertaining to said institution. The
track is now nearly completed.
Friday afternoon little Miss
Sara Frank entertained her friends
with passover party" Finch Was
the principal game played. The fol-
lowing were her guests: Beulah Hall,
Alter Pearson, Lucille SIandley, Caro-
LiddOn, Susie Juneau, Edna Culver
house, Nc,tie Pooscr and Nellie Frank.
Mrs. Elsie Harvey, of Braideutown,
and Mr.. =. l.. ParramOre. of Albion,
are in the city having been called to
the bedside of their sister, Mrs. +. y.
LeSueur, who is i'll with fever. There
has neen very little change in the con-
dIiion of Mrs. LrSueur but strong
hopes arr entertained fora favorable
change soon.
The many friends of Air. Merton
MaughS Mauu, OF this city, viii learn
with pleasure that he il making
good record at Harvard University.
He will complete his chemistry
course about June first and will then
return home for a brief while before
I.s.r ~ a al - /,
sion.
Among the prominent citizens of
neighhoring towns in the city Satur-
day we noted the following. J. 7.
Lewis and Henry Fort, of Moss Bluff;
r. c. Middleton, of Ocklawaha; c.
w. Turner, of Anthony; w. :.
Hines, OF Spar; j. }. Huffman, of
Greiuer Farm; DR.. J. q. Basllin, Of
Dunnellon; l.. :. Light, ef Reddick,
and ". II. DeHon, of Fellowship.
The meeting of the Reading Club
tuesday afternoon with Mrs. +. \,
league was well attended and wa,
very pleasant one. Current events
were discussed and a splendid article
on the life of William +. Gladstone
was read 10y Miss Esther Weathers,
John Mosley was the subject of a very
interesting sketch by Miss Minnie
Gamsby. The next meeting of the
club will be with Miss Weathers.
\ disordered stomach may cause Lo
end of trouble. When the stomach
fails To perform It's functions the
bowels become derangeG. the liver
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DIR. Lindsay and Elder Kraybill
returned Friday from Lake City,
where they had been attending the
session of the Presbytery for East
Florida.
7. J. Gone, of Raleigh, Fla, large
mill operator, was in Ocala Friday
interviewing the foundry people in
having some new machinery made
and some old machinery repaired.
Clifford l.. Anderson returned Mon
day afternoon from a weeks visit to
Howard Clark at Orange Lake. He
brought back with him big string of
excellent fish.
J. b. McCorkle left Tuesday on the
nOrthbOund train two O'Clock to close
phosphate deal with parties at
Kingsford, Fla, for Mr.. Alexander
Mcneil.
Messrs. J. de Beer and jules Kroner.
of the Central Phosphate Company,
whose headquarters were formerly i'm
this city but nov at Mt. Pleasant,
Tenn, are visitors 10 Ocala.
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'''-0'ei men, WI" Is with the
visit To hi. mother and si.,ar- =, th;.
city. returned 70 Jacksonville. T..s.
day afternoon
- s''i>'''i' " i'ise i''t'l efiilah.
~ y, 81 Ill., was III we cry urN" ~.
O''''' '''i" '''"' MI PETERSON
wa Nv ~ i'' 'itS PUip''>e OF MAKING
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Friday afternoon little Miss
Sara Frank entertained her friends
with a passover party" Finch WAS
the principal game played. The fol-
lowing were her guests: Beulah Hall,
Alter Pearson, Lucille Standby, Caro-
Liddon, Susie Juneau, Edna Culver
house, Nc,tie Pousrr and Nellie Frank.