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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-25

FAkM Wanted. We want several suit
able farms at ono send price, terms,
etc. No agents. Farm department, New
Jersey Land and Investment CO., Eliza
beth, y. j. 110fl ri IL
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Women'S Kidneys.

Women ore more often afflicted
with kidney disorders than men, but
attribute the symptoms to diseases
peculiar to their sex. while in reality
the kidneys are deranged- Nervous
ness, headache, puffy or dark circles
under the eyes. pains in the back
are signs of kidney trouble that must
not be ignored or serious maiady
will result. Foley's Kidney Cure
has restored the health of thousands
of weak, nervous, broken down Wo-
men. It stops irregularities and
strengthens the urinary organs. 1t
n,1rifies the blood and benefits the
whole system. m
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Waldron, w. S. Knight, j. c. Knight,
r. D. Smith and J. NJ Waddington.
There were strange choppers in the
camp of the Crystalites, among them
A. j. Kinsey, of the town called
Lakeland i'm the Land of Polk.
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Mrs. j. q. RamSauer and children
returned to their home at ST. Peters
burg Saturday afternoon after a
short visit in Ocala with Mrs. RAM
sauer's sister, Mrs r. r. Carroll
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. TOnner, CT Citra,
Miss J. Borland, of Stubenville, Ohio,
and Mr.. c. j. Blasingame. of Citra,
were a pleasant party in Ocala Sat
urday and were guests at the Ocala
House.
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Mrs. r. T. Babb and baby, of At
Ianta, who have been spending cou-
ole of weeks in Ocala with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. McGahagin left Saturday
for Kendrick to visit relatives before
returning home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan, of Indiana, are
spending some time in Ocala. They
We're at the Ocala House for a few
days but now have rooms at Mrs.
Sections and take their meals at the
Spellman boarding house.
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Miss lola Liddon, who has been
visiting relatives at Wauchula for
few DAYS, has left that place and
gone to Quitman, Georgia, to visit
relatives for several weeks.
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n. J. r. Forester, Jr., was regis
tered at the Ocala House SATURDAY
from Crystal River.
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Good Health
to the
children

Children especially arefond of dainties,
and the housekeeper must look carefully
to their food.
AS good cake can be made only with
good eggs, so also a cake that is health
full as well as dainty must be raised with
pure and perfect baking powder.
Royal Baking Powder is indispensable
in the preparation Of the highest quality
Of food. 1t imparts that peculiar light
ness, sweetness and flavor noticed In the
finest cake, biscuit, doughnuts, crusts, etc.,
j. and what is more important, renders the
food wholesome and agreeable to young
and old.
PowDe CO.,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Mcintosh,
will 90 soon to Sylacauga, Alabama,
where Mr.. Mcintosh, will work for
Mr. Edward Hitler. Ocala will part
with them very reluctantly.
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Mr.. Albert H. Birdsey is spending
a few days in Ocala with his wife
and..baby, who are with Mrs. Bird
sey's parents, Col. and Mrs j. NJ.
Martin.
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Master Beattie Inglis, of Madison,
is visiting his GRANDPARENTS, Col. ana
Mrs. J. II. Livingston.
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Mr.. William Moore, who has been
working in Dunnellon for some
months, IS the guest of his parents,
Rey.Eand Mrs. L. w. Moore, and
will probably remain in Ocala.
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For SALE-One hundred and fifty
bushels of excellent seed pinderS at
81 per bushel. Address, BURY Bros.
Orange Lake, Fla. DIV 3-16-
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Miss Amy Winer and Miss Maude
Croft. of ST. LOnis, are the guests OF
of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Winer-
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Mrs. Bell Williams, of Waldo, for
merly nurse in this city, is mere Tor
a,yisit with friends,
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Constable Will HutsOn Saturday
arrested two negroes wanted at Ia
wares for highway robbery and
assault on an old white man near that
city.Friday.
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Mrs. Ray, of Charleston, s. c., is
the guest of her sister, Mrs j. G.
Spurlin.
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Mrs. Davis, of Tampa, is the guest
Of her son and daughter-in-law, MI
and Mrs. P. T.. Davis.
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j. NJ. Meffert of Ocala has received
an order for $500 Irish potato bar
rels to be shipped to five different
York commission hOuse.-GainesviiIe
Star.
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HAPPENINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Mrs. r. J. Knight, of Crystal River,
spent Friday shopping in Ocala.
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Crystal lamp w. o. w.

After some days of travel he came
to the river called Crystal in the
Land of Citrus.
Here is the place at which / shall
gather together large camp of the
WOW
And it came to pass that after sew
eral days tarrying in the land of his
friends the Crystalites they beseeched
him, this man Dame, to aid them in
getting timber for a camp of the
WOW. Hence it will be seen that
this mans fame as WOW. had gone
before him.
So rapidly was the timber of the
forest brought i'll that Dame sent for
some of his friends in the Land of
the Marionites beseeching them to
make haste to the Land of Citrus on
the banks of the river called Crystal
that they might be of service when
the festive goat should make his APP
pearance in the forest among the
green TIMBER
The Mariontes fastened to the banks
of the river called Crystal, and after
a bountiful repast at the hotel called
Edwin, proceeded to the Crystal for
est where they found the goat in a
more unruly mood than they had
even guessed.
After much wrestling and a warm"
time, the unruly horned beast was
conquered; not, however, without
many ''heated'' pleadings from the
candidates who had decided to wan
der into the forests of woodcraft.
And the commander of the cOun-
ell, named Bowman, arose to his feet
and spake unto the gathered multi
tudes saying, "A feast is prepar-
ed for you; depart not therefore until
We have partaken thereof
The feast was composed principally
of bivalves gathered in the river call
ed Crystal than which no land or sea
produces finer
This feast was prepared by this
man Bowman, who is also ruler of
the town named Crystal River.
And the hungry choppers followed
their exalted ruler TO the place of the
feast and ate thereof with a determi-
nation to destroy it all.
failed, as the exalted ruler of Crystal
camp had anticipated their hunger
and provided enough for men of
double their hunger and storage ca
parity.
After the least two of the medicine
men of the camp, named Armstrong
and Davis, made straightway for the
river which is called Crystal, saying,
Come this wav ali We that would
take pleasant journey down the
beautiful stream which is rightly
named Crystal"
Verify, verify I say unto you, the
way those Marionites scrambled to
get aboard the pretty craft that was
TO carry them on their pleasure jour
ney would make it seem that they
had never set eyes on body of wa
ter larger than the Sea of Caldwell
near unto their home in the Land of
the Marionites.
Therefore when the hours had
started again to be numbered with
one figure all decided that the time
for rest had arrived and acted on the
decision without a dissenting muir
muir.
The Marionites departed when the
day broke for their homes, all de-
claring that the camp known as Crys-
tai Number 12O WOW was 1T.
Crystal Camp No. 120 is composed
of the choppers named hereafter:
Hon. E. T. Bowman c. c.; c. }.
Blanton, A. L.; F. E. Weatherbee,
banker: E. F. Vidal, clerk; FL. E.
Charpie, escort; {. w. Arnold
Waterman; J. S. Thornton, sentry;
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In Honor OF Mrs. Benjamin.

In Honor OF Mrs Benjamin.
Friday afternoon Mrs. d. w.
Davis entertained delightfully."- in
compliment to Mrs c. F. Benjamin,
of Alexandria Bay, n. Y. Mrs. Ben
jamin was always very popular in
Ocala and during her first visit home
since her marriage she has been
muchly fetcd, having been the guest
of honor at quite a number of affairs.
The Davis home was beautifully
decorated with dogwood, etc., and
was very sweet and wOodsy." Mrs.
Davis and her mother, Mrs. Piatt and
Mrs. Benjamin received. The latter
looked lovely in gown of white
vo-le and was very charming and
gracious.
There were about thirty guests,
and the party was very informal.
In the diningroom Mrs. w. w.
Condor, Miss Annie Sharpe and Miss
Edith Piatt served light refreshments.
During the afternoon Mrs. r. G.
Blake, Mrs. NJ. c. LoOney and Mrs.
Harry Lapham sang and the after
noon was greatly enjoyed by Mrs.
Benjamin and other guests.
Friday night Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Condor entertained MIR. and Mrs.
Benjamin and several other friends
at beautifully appointed dinner
Proper Treatment of Pneumonia
! Pneumonia is too dangerous a
! disease for anyone to attempt to doc
| tor himself, although he may have
| sicion should always be called. 1t
| should be borne in mind, however,
| that pneumonia always results from
, a cold or from an attack of the grip,
! and that by giving Chamberiain's
, Cough Remedy the threatened attack
! of pneumonia may be warded off.
! This remedy is also used by physi-
! clans in the treatment of pneum Onia
with the hes: results. DIR. w. j.
| Smith CT Sanders, Ala, who is also
: druggist, save of it: Il have been
| selling Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
! and prescribing it in my practice for
| the past six years. l use it in cases
! of pneumonia and have always got
ten the best results.' Sold by the
Anti Monopoly Drug Store. n
Close of the Revival Serves
The revival services which have
been going on at the Baptist church
for the last three weeks has closed
and the Rev. N. F. Ham, who
has been conducting them, departed
for other fields, carrying with him
the blessings aid benedictions of
those who were constant attendants
at his meeting here.
An enthusiast himself. he aroused
great interest. and standing room
was nearly always at premium at
the nightly meetings.
Large accessions were II ade TO the
churches and genuine revival spir-
If uaS created
Rev. and Mrs. Ham was followed the
last night from the church to the no.
| tel through the streets by large
crowd of young people, singing the
songs made popular at his meetings,
and the parting of the minister with
young converts was truly an affecting
scene.
We trust the good seed he planted
i'm Ocala, finding lodgment in good
soil, will steadily develop into an
abundant and glorious harvest.
Women's Kidneys.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Green, OF TINS
this city, were guests at the Deoouo
hotel in Tampa Friday.
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His friends all over the county con-
graduate Mr.. D. II. Irvine upon MS
recovery from the grippe.
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All kinds of toilet articles, and at
reasonable prices. Most extensive
line in town. Tydings & Co.
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The G. A. r. will hold state en-
campment at ST. Petersburg, April 3.
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Miss Ethel Sinclair went TO Jack
sonville Saturday to spend short
while with friends.
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Mr.. r. H. Wilkins Of Anthony, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Ed. Car
fnichael.
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Mr.. John Dozier has gone TO Co
lnmbia, S. c., TO spend several Gays
with his son, DR.. Harry Dozier.
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Nothing but pure fresh drugs used
in our prescriptions. Tydings & Co. X
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For fancy soaps and perfumerei
call ON Tydings & Co.
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Mrs. Harry Wright, who has been
visiting her father, General Robert
Bullock, has returned to her home IN
Macon, Ga.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan w. Blount re-
turned home Friday afternoon from
weeks very pleasant visit to. Miami
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Mr.. Lon X. Edwards, OF Irvine.
spent Saturday in Ocala with his
parents.
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For Fancy soaas and perfumes call
on Tydings & Co.
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sARa ELIZABETH HARRIS, Local Editor
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SARA ELIZABETH aAARIS, Local ScItcf
HAPPENINGS ABOUT TOWN.
Mrs. R. ]. Knight, of Crystal River,
spent Friday shopping in Ocala.
The G. A. r. will hold a state en-
campment at St. Petersburg, April 3.
Nothing but pure fresh drugs used
in our prescriptions. Tydings & Co. X
Mr.. r. H. Wilkins Of Anthony, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Ed. Car
A,ichael.
Mrs. Raw, of Charleston, S. c., is
the guest of her sister, Mrs j. e.
Spurlin.
Mrs. Bell Williams, of Waldo, for
merly a nurse in this city, is here for
a>visit with friends,
His friends all over the county con-
graduate Mr.. D. H. Irvine upon his
recovery from the grippe.
Miss Amy Winer and Miss Maude
Croft, of ST. Lonis. are the guests of
of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Winer-
Mr.. Lon X. Edwards, OF Irvine,
spent Saturday in Ocala with his
parents.
n. J, r. Forester, Jr., was regis
tered at the Ocala House Saturday
from Crystal River.
Master Beattie Inglis, of Madison,
is visiting his grandparents, Col. ana
Mrs. J. H. Livingston.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Green, of TINS
this city, were guests at the DeSoto
hotel in Tampa Friday.
Mrs. Davis, of Tampa, is the guest
of her son and daughter-in-law, MI
and Mrs. P. &. Davis.
Mr.. John Dozier has gone TO Co
lumbia, S. c., TO spend several days
with his son, DIR. Harry Dozier.
Miss Ethel Sinclair went 10 Jack
scnville Saturday to spend a snort
while with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan w. Blount re-
turned home Friday afternoon from
weeks very pleasant visit to Miami
Mrs. Harry Wright, who has been
visiting her father, General Robert
Bullock, has returned TO her home IN
Macon, Ga.
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For SALE-One hundred and fifty
bushels of excellent seed pinders at
81 per bushel Address, BURY Bros,
Orange Lake, Fla. DIV 3-16-
Constable Will Hutson Saturday
arrested two negroes wanted at Ia
wares for highway robbery and
assault on an old white man near that
city.Friday.
j. NJ. Meffert of Ocala has received
an order for $500 Irish potato bar
rels to be shipped to five different
points in Florida for use by New
York commission hOuse.-Gainesvii
Star.
All kinds of toilet articles, and at
reasonable prices. Most extensive
line in town. Tydings & Co. x
Mrs. j. q. Ramsauer and children
returned TO their home at ST. Peters
burg Saturday afternoon after a
short visit in Ocala with Mrs. RAM
sauer's sister, Mrs. r. r. Carroll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan, of Indiana, are
spending some time in Ocala. They
We're at the Ocala House for a few
days but now have rooms at Mrs
Sexton's and take their meals at the
Spellman boarding house.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. TOnner, CT Citra,
Miss J. Borland, of Stubenville, Ohio,
and Mr.. c. J. Blasingame. of Citra,
were pleasant party in Ocala Sat
urday and were guests at the Ocala
House.
Mrs. r. T. Babb and baby, of At
Ianta, who have been spending cou-
pie of weeks in Ocala with MIR. and
Mrs. w. E. McGahagin left Saturday
Tor hcituTlCh ~ WISH ICidoNCS oSioAS
returning home.
Mr.. Albert H. Birdsey is spending
a few davs in Ocala with his wife
and.baby, who are with Mrs. Bird
sey's parents, Col. and Mrs. ]. NJ.
Martin.
Mr.. William Moore, who has been
working in Dunnellon for some
months, Is the guest of his parents,
Rey.Eand Mrs. L. w. Moore, and
will probably remain in Ocala.
For fancy soaps and perfumerels
call on Tydings & Co. x
Miss lola LiddOn, who has been
visiting relatives at Wauchula for a
few days, has left that place and
gone to Quitman, Georgia. to visit
relatives for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Mcintosh,
will go soon to Sylacauga, Alabama,
where Mr.. Mcintosh, will work for
Mr.. Edward Hitler Ocala will part
with them very reluctantly.
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straPplngs, finished also with stole
ends, appear upon the sleeves, which
are very full below the elbow, and
there is an inner vest of ivory-white
gulpure, the effect of which is particu-
larry dainty.
A trimming of deep silk fringe in
lVory-White adorns another blouse of
which sketch is given, the fringe be-
ing arranged so that it has the effect
OF berthe. The blouse, in this case,
is made in ivory-white crepe de chine,
with narrow shell tucks across the
front below the fringe, and a soft tie
OF gray-green silk draped in and out
round the neck, and then drawn, down
the front, where it is finally finished
with silk cord ornaments. Above the
fringe there are applique motifs and
medallions forming a kind of she'll
shaped trimming all the way round,
While on the collar, and again at the
wrist, there are rouleaux in green-gray
SILK, and strappings of white crepe de
chine fastened with small buttons in
dull gold.
Quite the latest and smartest thing
in the way of blouse-coatee may be
seen in another sketch, carried out in
black chiffon, and known as the 'Ce-
leste." The coatee is arranged with a
number of very deep tucks back and
front, the gracefully hanging sleeves
being also tucked horizontally from
the shoulder downwards. The trim
ming of this very smart little garment
consists of wide bands of black velvet
ribbon, connected with hairpin stitch
ing, and finished with very pretty drop
ornaments in chiffon and silk cord.
A charming blouse of white crepe
de chine forms the subject of our
remaining sketch. This blouse is very
closely gathered in very effective
way, straight across the line of the
bust, and also for some distance down
the sleeve, starting from the Shout
der. Below the gathering on each
sleeve there is band of ecru lace ap-
plique. This bodice has very pretty
collar-band and yoke, composed of al
ternate lines of hairpin stitching and
strappings of crepe de chine. This has
an openwork effect of transparency
which is very pretty, while below the
yoke there is a curved garland applique
of cream lace, which completes the
trimming most effectively.
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but curving downwards in front. The
crown of this toque is covered with
white roses and outlined with pale
green foliage, while the white tulle
brim is lined inside with the same flow
ers and leaves in quite novel fashion,
and finished on the outer side with
green foliage. At the back of this
toque is smartly finished, with loops
OF Ieaf-green velvet on either side. to-
gether with clusters of white roses and
fringes of small green buds. Still an
other is toque made in the most be-
coming shape and consisting of dark
sapphire-blue tulle, cleverly tucked and
folded to follow the lines of the shape.
Then there is a French hat in a Bre-
tonne sailor shape, carried out in
mauve straw. Folds of dark heliotrope
tulle are draped round the crown.
which is also outlined with a band Of
dark velvet, while on one side towards
the front there is knot of BRIGHT
cerise satin surrounded by clusters of
small roses in various shades of pink
and dark damask red. Under the brim
at the back there are clusters of roses
in these colorings with bows and ends
in soft satin ribbon, some pink. some
violet, and some dark crimson.
ELLEN OSMONDE.
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deavor to support existence in tho
Pale. And ''this Pale of Settlement.
which stretches along the frontier
from the Baltic to the Black sea, was
a hell of seething wretchedness'
The edicts of 1890 resulted in that
sad new exodus of such recent date
as not yet to be forgotten. Hordes
OF Jewish eXiles were sent out from
Russia, many practically penniless,
for they had been obliged to part
with their property for a mere MOTH
ing. In Russia's mad haste to be rid
of the hated subjects forcible expul-
sions were the rule. Children became
separated from parents, husbands
from wives; and in Moscow; the zeal
of the chief of police led to barbara
GUS acts on the part of his followers.
The aggregate number of Jews in
Russia, as given by the last Gncom-
plete) census reports, exceeds 4,O00,-
600; 2,843,364 of these in the western
and southwestern Provinces; z7,273 i'm
the three townships of Odessa, Kerch
and Sebastopol, and 431 ,S0S in Poland.
Israel Zangwill and other noted men
of his race agree that the. hope for
the Russian Jew, as for other perse-
cuted Jews, lies in the Zionist move
ment, the gathering together Of all
the chosen people" into a country
and land of their own.
KATHERINE POPE.
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and, as usual, the apparently simple
lines, taken from the old masters,
make the most successful headgear.
A great many white and black chip,
cream and black Leghorn, and lace hats
are seen.
Here are descriptions of those illus
trated in the sketch: In one may be
seen large picture hat covered en-
tirely both on the crown and on the
outer edge and under side of the brim
with plaitings of tulle shading from
pale rose pink to quite deep crimson.
The effect of this coloring in the soft
tulle is exceedingly pretty. On one
side OF the brim there is a crimson
Paradise plume taking up the different
tone of the tulle, while wide straps
of velvet ribbon, in dark crimson and
pale pink. are draped under the brim
and finished with bow on one side.
A charming toque of soft white tulle
is another. This toque is made in
most becoming shape, with very deep
brim turned up sharply at the back,