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Su9rer einen sroBen 8erluit fir ibn
bebeutet. Die oemofratiide plat=
form, iagte er, lei infofern fir Jpn
eine 5unogrube oes Wihens gene
len. lpeil er aus ibr erieben babe,
oab Die Batter Oerislben fein @er=
itdrOnis fir Die io5iule unb Otonoz
miife Sspeguns Eaben, Die bur6
ous 2anb sebe.
Gs lit ie6r giitig bonn nSebsp"
oat er es ben 5armern uno Gobnz
arhtitern geitatten pi0, min ben
Stsisbii9el gu hulten, Oamit er piez
Der aufs bobe 8ob fommen fann.
Die lo5ialtitiihe partsi miro quite
Irbeit leiiten, bamit Dem Manne fei=
ne slbii4t ni1t 10 leidt semadt miro,
lpie er ettpa slaubt, oab es iein tOnn=
te. Niemano tpeib beute, nelden
aOber Hooiepelt ausiteden, ipel6es
Yrrgramm fir hie Srrefiibruns Der
Moiien aussetedt iperben pirb. Hooz
iepslt lit nidt pdblerii6, oas lit be-
tannt. Wenn es ibm Grfole pers
fpriht, 1T er bereit, fih einises an
po!tiiden 9umbus gu leiiten. @ein
Splel tpiro jeoo4 redtseitis aufsea
Bed. perben.
500 epelts 81 mt er m an :
ner Itnb Sic MillipnGre.
O:,ie 5atla9e 1T bereits betannt.
Die Wfi(liondre, bic bisber binter Der
HopIebeltI1en Msitation ftanDen, baz
ben segen orei Mtaionen Dollars
ausses:ben. INN ibrem 6reunbe bic
prGliOentihafts domination gu IL
dern. Der plan 1T miBgliidt uno
Die Mi0ionen iinb sundbit gum Sem
iter binausgeporfen.
Sb bic 2eute nod einmal 9el6
h,reeben fperoen ober nidt. Dab mar
bic syrase, bic erit entidieben pers
ben mubte. Oesbalb trat audi Mn<
| fang oieIes Monats cine fleine @totz
flung in Sen 3unbsebunsen 3tpeds
@rInbung Der g. Yartei" elm. Mm
Oonnsrstas. Sen 4. Suli. tam jeood)
oie Rsttuns. gs itebt fef, baB iid an
oieiem Sage 9err @eorse 90. pers
fins. Der 8ertreter Wtorsans uno
bss 2ebensreriiderungszaa zaapitals, Der
Oirettor oes Stabliruits unb oes
9arOelter=S =Srults. iih nad Opiterz
| Bat bebuben bat, um ieinem Sdiibz
LING gu DeriiGern, oab er uno anoere
! Milllpndre bereit ieien, fir sen Be-
ordnsten MoOiepelt ein5ufprinsen un>
sic nOtiscn Gonos fir ben Wabls
tampf Der nNritten partei" su lie-
fern. g1ur eine fleine 8ebinauna
mar an biefes Werlpr.hen setniipft,
Der Colonel" Ioll ieinen Mnbinserr
se;aen, bob er cine Musiiht oes Sc
+, pinnes babe.
! Die Griitens Der rOritten partei'
piro alfo oapoa abbingen, oh Hro.
ieoelt feinen Milliondrsfreunoen Der
! 8eto,is liefern tann, bab es pirtlid
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mDalid lei, Jpn gu erpdblen. 8ann
er feinen 5reunoen bieien Glouben
beibrineen, 10 iinb Die 8ertreter oes
Ge!otruits, bes Stabltruits, oes 2e=
bensperil6erungstruits, bes grntez
maI9lnentruits u, T. M. gerne bereit,
Die Soften auf iid gu nebmen.
Mir ts5peifeln es, baB angeiidts
bieler 3uitdnoe es benz Colonel" gez
lingen tpirb, Die 5armer unb 2obn=
arbeiter arf feline Seite gu bringen.
Die 3eit I9pinoet enbli9 au6 in
Mmsrita INNER mebr. mo man nit
bloben S9lasporten bic MaKen ein=
fangen tann. Oieie Sotiads miro
bel rieIen Wa1len iih oeutliher seiz
gen als tpie bisber. Oas Bolt
4msritas nirb refer, ni9t p6rafen
una r3ugitiide" mill es, Ipnbern Saz
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SfbaOe nlll Oas Gelo.

Eooiepelt madt ernit. Die nue
Po,tei, Die er BEL Der republifanil den
8onpention in Gbicago dntiinoigte,
ion fonitituiert tperben.
Gin Iufruf Der am leBten Sonnz
tag BON Nelp Oort aus in bic Melt
eefGidt nurOs, eriudt Oeleguten gu
elmer National 4onpention gu entz
lennen, pelde am 5. 9luguit in Gbiz
eleo Beginner ioG. Der 9lufruf
peI9er an bos r8olt Der 8ere;nisten
Staaten" gericbtet lit, lit bon Den Wtik
glienern zines 8omitees, unteroet6net.
peldes in elmer 8erIummlung in
G6:cp9a erfpdblt tpurbe, uno trdgt
auberoem bic llntsrfdriften bon Roo=
lepsits 4nbdnsern in pier5ig Staaten.
8eaiieli6 Der feblenoen a9t Staaz
ten slaubt man, bab audi bieie Dele
gaten entienoen peroen, troBoem lle
an Dem Mufruf ntdt teilsenommen
babcn. Wlains 3. 9. bat ieoe gntz
ideibuns ausseiebt, neil bort ausenz
blidli9 elm Iharfer primdrpablfampf
itattfinoet. alud Selalpare, Nortb
Ro,olina, Mrtanfas unb Nepaba lpera
ben pabrf9einlih an Der aonDention
tsilnsbmen. MiTi1ippi unb South
Rarolina eripurtet man bo9esen ntht.
Sn Dem Mufruf iinb feline Aeseln
fir Die Dirt Der Wabl bon Oelegaten
feitnsisBt, oa isoer Staat in oiefer
Rihtuns freie 9uno bebalten fol.
Die 8ertretuns pirb auf senau bic
0Glfte ser BEL ionitisen &onpentionsn
iibllden 3abl bef9rdntt tperben. Die
Makresel 1T als nottpenois eradtst
pp,ben, neil be aonpentiOn befonz
bers oen Gbaratter elmer beratenoen
GDrperihaft trGst.
Senator Oiron. Der Gampagneleiz
ter BON 3beooore Roofspelt erfldrte
peiier, oab Die Gonpention pahrz
f9einli6 ben Namen rgi a t / o n a !
Yroereffibe" fir Die neue par=
tel cnnebmen rerOe, bod tonne nihts
beittmmtes bariiber selast merben.
8is bato iinb irsenb fpelbe rSfues"
nidt berausseseben porosn, uno bic
platform miro BON Oelegaten be-
itimmt.
Gang neue @eiihtspuntte peroen
fir bas Wirfen Der ne,lsn Partei
an9etiinbist. gie Roofepelt in
Opi.er 8ap, q. g.. Reportern ges
1asi baben ion, mil er baupt=
ia dd'lid an bic Garmer un
2obnarbeiter appellieren
neil ipeber bic osmotratiihe nod BIZ
republitanif9e partei audi nur elmer
@srfuh mahte, ben funOamentaler
Dfoncmiihen uno foaialen 8eoiirf.
niiien oieies 2anbes ins sluse 81
1hauen.
SIN Nertrauen auf Sic unteritiit.
3ung Der Mdnner glaubt Ser Grprds
iinent aud nidt, baB Die 6atnen.
fluht Ginger feiner berporrasenbiter
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aein Gngel lit ia rein.

Wie aus ben neueiten Meloungtn
aus Seattle 3u entnebmen lit, tpirD
bon ben Rapitaliiten uno ibren
Rne9ten nit piel Gifer an bic Ret~
tung oes Hidters 9anforo gearbe;z
tet. gs lit bies cine gan3 Ielbi itpere
Itdnpli9e Sa9e. 5anforo bot ben
8apitoliiten grobe Oienite seleiit,t.
ibm in ieiner 8ebrdngnis BEL gu
ipringen, 1T 9erabs5u cine gfli4t Der
@eloleute.
@ls Retterin in Der Not, trat aIs
erfs bic 5onoslstammer BON S.attle
uuf oen Ylan. Riht bi. gan3e
aOrperi6oft, bos tpGre gu gefdbrliG
gepeien, Elm tIsiner Sell oapon
Ipielt. Rettunsssrpsbition. Der
y9srtrauensrot" Der Rammer faBte
einen 8ei4!ub, unb ior9te fir befsn
0erOffentIi4uns Sn oisiem Sdriftz
itiid beiBt es:
roSm 6inblid ouf bi: unbesriirbe.
ten, i'm 8pnoreB erbobenen 8eiduG=
bigunsen eegen ben gbarattsr unIere5
No6bors, Rihter Cornelius $. 6aaz
foro, boben mir es als uniere Bfliht
srn6tet, i'm Snterefe Der Wabrheit
unb 9eredtieteit, gu Ieiner 9erteibiz
sung ons Wort gu ergreifen.
Gr bat in bieIem 9emeinpeien
felt SO Sobren gepobnt ltns III .t
ieit pielen Sohren befonnt uno einiz
gen BON uns ldnger pie 80 Sabre.
rWir fpiiien, baB er Elm e6renbofz
ter, mpraliI6er, nii6terner unb
fur6tlofer Mann 1T, BON putrioti@
idem uno Dffentlidem 9eiite beieel!
saaseab sr felt fsinsm friiheitsu
Munnesolter, iebt msbr pie 4L
Sabren, einen oftipen unb berporroa
1enben 9lnteiI an ieber lobensiperter
| gepeguns gum 8eiten bes Gemeinz
peIens qenommen bat. Stets EN-
eifrioer 9lrbeiter, bat er fid teine
W}iibe perbrieBen Infsr, psnn oa2
| Dffsntlihe Snterefe ibn nm feline
6ilfs anging
vWenn er Ieinen pripat>2tffoirer
bic 3eit, Gnergie unb eraebene 9tuf=
mertIamfeit oetpiomet bate. tpie e.
ss 10 germ fir bas Offentliche Wo6I
tot, piirbe sr nidt. pie es ieBt Der
SON 1T, Elm rormsr" Mann in lei:
nen oItsn Sagen isin. Der Staot
bot niemols .inen beFeren. aufri6ti.
osren ober pntriotii6sn 8ureer 9e=
babt."
Der ~8ertrousnsrat bot isbof
bed. Cine Reiolutipn, gleid on
0pbes bon unb ertropaaont in i6rer1
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5ehen lahmsulesen perfudte. sos iih
aud 4oler 5ablreihe proseHe su unb
muhte nit oem 9efdngnis 8efannt@
idaft. Sn ieinem unperpiiiili9en
6umor prdste sr fir fein seliebtes
Oeiterrei6 bas Mabntport: ,Wir
BADEN oen Oespotismus, eemilbert
our9 Sdlamperei". Seinen inter-
nationalen Ruf als 5attiter besriin@
oete Ibler. ols sr in biefem burh mo-
tionale admpfe 5erriitteten, balbaf fiuz
tii9 pertpalteten, Dtonomif9 unentz
pidelten Seiterrei9 auberbaIb bes
parlaments bic Maiie gum Sample
ums Heht organiiierte. Oas geltenbe
8ierturien Wablreht ma1te fben
IoSialiitif9en Wablfies unm0glid.
Ou Die MaHen iih BEL ben Wablen
ni4t 5dblen tonnten. pieIten iie am 1.
Wai 1890 eine sldn3enhe 9eerfdau.
Rah bieier Maifeier lebte bic ioz
5iaItitiicbe 9epesuns in Oelterreid
mdatis auf. Der Organization ipa@
rem neue Wese sebabnt, Ole eifrig be-
nuBt pnroen. Bonn /. Wlai 1898
odtiert iener bepunbernspiirbige
Wablredtstampf. in benz bas 0iter@
reihif6e proIetariat 5unG4it bic
Wablreform bon 1896 eratpong. Die
eriten IA So3ialbemofraten sogen
1897 als gripdblte Der aufgepfropften
5. Rurie in ben Reihsrat elm. Mbler
ielbit unterlas in Wien. Inter feiner
JIbruns sing Der Rampf nit unge=
f4pdhtem Clan tpei.er, Bis aebn
Sabre ipdter bas allsemeine, gleibe.
biretts unb sebeir,e Wablreht errtert
mar. Seit 1907 sebDrt Mbler benz
Parliament an, in bem allein bic
So3ialoemotratie benefit. baB man in
Oeiterreih srOBaiisiss poIitit treiben
tann. Der Nrbeiter Snternationore
mar Ioler auf ibren Ronsreien in
fdni,risen Situationen oft elm ffnser
@eratter.
(MilDaufe: 0oripGrt3.)
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ten uno prosramme. Gs fdngt an,
oen Oinsen auf Den 9runb gu seben.
Wsnn babel Die SntereHen Der @robz
tapitaliitsn gum 8ori9sin tpmmen.
bic MillionGre es iino, Die cine Yarz
tel finan5iersn. bonn pirb auf ben
Monn uno feinen Q(nbang gspfiffen.
(Ss lit ni6t nniere So9e, uns um
oas Gslb Der Iameritaniiden Doll
lor.0nise gu fimmern. 9sben lie
fir iogenannte 9tltertiimer, Die oft
re9t neu iino, Millipnen aug, f0n@
nen iie es aud CUR llnteritiiBuns
Hoolspelts tun. Srii9ts miro es ibz
nsn ni6t bringen, 8ooiepelt miro
nidt msbr auf bas bobe Rub gum
reiten fommen. Die 4rbeiter tpifen.
poher ser &0ber tommt, nit ben
mar mad ibnen angelt.
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SDri6lagsre6t nn0 Solfsabitimnlung.

einsieer SoaioIiit gum Mitslieo rer
@erfaiIunss aonpentipn sspd6l.
lpurbe, ihreibt gu ben sipei eenann=
ten puntten Der Ienberuns in bee
Staats aonititution:
Die Eatiohe, bob cine glnso5!
Mitglieber beiber 9duier Der 2esiSz
latlr unter Nntlase iteben, 8eitss
aunasselber onsenommen 5u hab,r,
Die linen eeseben fpurben fir ben
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Inter ben @orihlGsen, bic bon
Der 8erfaHunss 4onoention hes
Staotes Obio, fir ben 3. Geptenz
Der sur 8oltsabitimmuns unterbrei=
tet tperoen, befinbet iih auh bos
@orf1lagsreht bes @olfes uno bi:
8oltsabitimmuns. 8enpie 5ar-p
.. Shomas, Setretdr Der Obio
Gtote Jeceratipn Of 2abor, Der o!s
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olIasmeinen Wobl benz 8olte CUR
Nbitimmung porselsst. psnn oas IN
elmer neuen bon brei prp5ent Der
Stimmgsber unterseidneten petitioa
perlongt pirb. SIT Der gntpurf IN
elmer fir Die 9egner Der gorlnee
sufriebenltelenben Weiie amenoiert,
unb bic 6sener unterbreiten telEr
neue petition, 10 tpirD Der GntDurf
gum GsieB, nodbem Die 3eit fir oas
Geferenbum peritri4en 1T.
Mle bonn 9olfe in 8orfhlns eez
brahtsn unb bon Der 2egislntur onz
senommsnen MaBuabmen. ober bon
Der 2esislatur obns petitiOn onges
npmmenen Mabnabmen unterliesen
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6enteiniante DISCRIMINATING Ser perei
ntpten Oenticten So3ialiiten >. =.
ant Oreita9, 12. SmIi 1912
nuf s lIbr abenbs (Stanoaro- 3ct).

Samptamartier, Nrd 3aa 1858 Ontario.
Greosnns midger Wcihafte
9er Organiiator.
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(Gortiesuna auf Seite 50
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-13
THE LION AND THE MOUSE"

The unusually good advanced seat
sale for The Lion and the Mouse
which viii be presented at the Temple
tonight, shows that the reputation of
this famous play has spread abroad In
Ocala.
THE Lion and the Mouse" is an Am
erican play essentially and conspic-
uously such and based upon a theme
which has not before been exploited
dramatically. It deals directly with a
subject which at the present moment
is very much in the public mind-the
corruption OF politics and legislation
by the power of combined money MAX
ing organizations and the dominance
of INSCRIPTIONS kings of finance
To Charles Klein who wrote the play
and Henry B. Harris who had the fore
sight to appreciate the timeliness of it,
is due credit for undoubtedly one of
the best dramas that has been seen in
America in many years.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-13
MAUD POWELL
At the Temple Theater Friday Night,
February 10th

Maud Powell, who is acknowledged
to be the greatest of women violinists
and the peer of all her brother vir-
tuosos, has probably travelled more
than any artist before the public to-
day. There is hardly a country in the
world in which she has not been heard.
All of Europe. including Russia and
Finland, has paid tribute to her art
and she has been a welcome visitor in
South Africa and the Antipodes. On
the American continent. her playin g
has delighted audiences from the Rio
Grande to far off Nova Scotia. The
South American capitals are the only
places where Madame Powell has never
been heard and she has received many
offers to tour on the other side of the
equator, which she has had to decline
on account of her many engagements
in this country
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-13
PRETTY BIRTHDAY PARTY

Miss Catherine Strunk, the winsome
young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs J. H
Strunk, entertained about fifty of her
girl friends last afternoon in response
to the invitations issued which read
as follows:
Come to my party on Monday
For a birthday will be mine:
Pm just two days ahead you
See of the good ST. Valentine.
The party was given al the home of
the little hostess aunt, Mrs. -G. ~
Nash, on North Main street.
The rooms were tastefully decorated
with palms and bambo, while in the
dining room the prevailing color was
pink and white. The dining table had
corner were pink and white satin rib
bon. Pink and white ice cream, cake
and candies were served.
The souvenirs were pretty valentine
cards.
The occasion was indeed a very beau
tiful one, being a compromise between
birthday and valentine party.
An exciting contest was the pinning
Of a red heart into the center Of q
large white one. each guest being
DllnOIOlQeQ. Inc HTSt prize was Woii
by Miss Annie Benton Fuller. beau
tiful pink and white satin pin cushion.
The BOBBY prize was won by Miss
Lillian Smith, pink baby rattle.
Miss Marie Burnett furnished some
delightful music during the afternoon
which was greatly enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Nash was assisted by her sister,
Mrs. ]. H. Strunk. Mrs. w. NJ. Ogdon
and Miss Mary Harriet I,iyin gSt on.
The hostess received many dainty and
pretty presents and every one present
expressed themselves as delighted with
this novel and unique party. They all
expressed many kind wishes for a
joyous return Of this happy occasion,
when leaving.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-13
ADDING TO THE ATTRACTION
Big Prizes Given Away at the Air
Dome This Week

Last night was the first night of the
big prize drawing at the Air Dome and
there was a large crowd Of people out.
The first prize was not drawn last
night but it is expected that 1t will be
drawn tonight. The pictures were fine
and everyone enjoyed them The pat
rons will find it to their advantage to
be present before the first show is
over a. no tickets will be given after
ward.
The program for tonight is as fol-
lows:
"A King for an Hour" a beautiful
hand colored subject.
Seeing Berlin" an educational sub
ject.
A Friendly Marriage" good comic.
Santa Cruz Beach and Cliff Drive"
The Gray Wolves"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-13

The writer, who has wasted some
years of his life waiting for the call Of
next" in the barbershop, has observed
that 1t always takes a barber twice as
long to shave a boy with nothing but
down on his face as it does to operate
on a man who has something for the
razor to take hold of. In the case Of
the former. the barber has to waste a
lot of time hunting for something to
cut, while the kid lays back in the
chair and fools himself into thinking
that his whiskers are old enough to
vote. It's likewise with a baldheaded
mantle barber puts in from five TO
ten minutes coaxing the few stray
locks he has over the dome of his in
tellect in order to fool him into believ-
ing he is brushing his hair.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-13

In Sundays Atlanta Journal there
was a large picture Of Wilbur Tomp-
kins, Of the firm of Tompkins & Cobb,
this city, and the ten prize mules that
he had just bought, together with ten
others in the carload that reached
Ocala yesterday. The Journals artist
visited the stock yard and took the
picture, for they said ten finer mules
had not gone out of the market in
many a day. Mr.. Tompkins had these
mules out in the street this mornin G
exhibiting them. and they were greatly
admired by those who know and appre-
ciate fine stock
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-13
PRICES REASONABLE. GOOD CARS

AS most folks know, there has come
in of late years, among the girls, a
rather pretty fashion OF substituting
y for in the names, Mattye, Bessye,
Mamye, etc, instead OF Matte, Bessie
and Mamie 1t hasn't been so bad. but
we warn one of our young lady friends,
who has changed the spelling OF her
ancient and elegant Saxon name, Ethel,
to Ethyl. that she had best look in the
dictionary and then change 1t back
again. Says Mr. Webster: Ethyl a
colorless, infammable gas. insoluble
in water. soluble in alcohol-supposed
basis of ether"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-13

That very talented Ocala lady, Mrs.
NJ. NJ Little. has just received from
thu great Armour Packing Company a
substantial check. won by her as the
third prize for recipe in the Kitchen
Economy Contest of that big corpora
ton for January. AS everybody in
Ocala knows, Mrs. Little possesses
marked literary ability, and her near
neighbors and friends know she is also
an excellent housekeeper, which is a
rather rare combination. The Star
congratulates Mrs. Little on her sue
cess
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-13

The members of Dickinson Chapter,
L. D. c., desire, through the Star. to
express to the family, parents, hus-
band and children of the late Mrs W.
l. Badger, their deepest sympathy for
their great loss.
Respectfully,
Dickinson Chapter. L. D. c.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-13

Chest pains and dry, hacking
cough should be treated with BAL
LARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP taken
internally. and HERRICK'S RED
PEPPER POROUS PLASTER applied
to the chest. Buy the dollar size Hore-
hound Syrup; you get Porous Plaster
free with each bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-13

A card received from Mr.. J. W. Akin
reports his arrival at Stafford Springs.
Miss, on Saturday evening. and tho
the long trip was very severe on Mrs
Akin. and necessitated their stopping
over at Birmingham for one day. yet at
the time of writing she was resting
uLse comfortably
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-13

Alfred Beck had best fix that unex-
pectatious front. door to the Court
Pharmacy, which door always opens
the way it seems not to intend. Some
day some impatient man about the size
of Don McIver or H 4. Kramer viii
start to go thru it the wrong way
and he Will go thru
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-13
KERCHIEFS AND CANDY
Successful Sale by the L. ID. c. at the
Oca1a News Store

The Daughters of the Confederacy
are having fair success today with
their handkerchief and candy sale.
They have some very pretty handker-
chiefs and a quantity of the most de-
licious homemade candy.
The sale is going on at the Ocala
News Company's store. and II you
haven't been there, you had best go at
once and acquire a pretty handkerchief
or a box of toothsome candy. II the
ladies do not sell out today, they will
continue the sale tomorrow.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-13

At Grace Episcopal church Sunday
night, the following class was con-
frmed by Bishop Gray: Mrs. Hough
and son, A1va, of Barlow, Mrs. Emmett
Robinson. Miss Mary Reynolds, Misses
Lillian Clarkson, Blair Woodrow and
Pearl Fausett- Bishop Gray will be in
Ocala Wednesday night at which time
several others will be confirmed.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-13

How TO cure a cold is a question in
which many are interested just now.
lChamberlain's Cough Remedy has won
its great reputation and immense sale
by its remarkable cure of colds. It can
always be depended upon For sale by
all dealers.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-13

The best investment that you can
make is in a house or houses put up
for you by. the Florida Home Building
Association. Let them pay for them
selves by the rent they bring in.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-13

Mr.. McPhail McIver has returned
from a visit 10 Lake Weir. He attend
ed the ball at Eastlake the other even
ing. and says il was a most pleasan,
and well attended occasion.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-13

Mr. and Mrs. ]. E. Crumpton and
children are spending few weeks
visiting friends in Ocala and Mica
nopy. Mr.. Crumpton Is an employe of
the O. n Sanders Co, at Trenton, Fla,
and is taking a vacation.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-13

Col. Mic Barco. wife and son of Crys-
tai River were at the MonteZuma last
night.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-13

Notice is hereby given that we will
receive bids for the construction of
four cottages according to plans and
specifications on file in the office of
Baxter earn at his store. Each bid to
be sealed and accompanied by a GER
titled check for $50, and on file on or
before the 22nd day of February, 1912.
Baxter earn,
Secretary of Citizens Investment Com
pany of Ocala.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-13

Mr.. and Mrs. E. 4. Winfield OF Chi
cago are in the city. guests OF the
Campbell House. Mr.. Winfield repre-
sents the big proprietary firm of H. E.
Buck1en & Co, and will make Ocala his
headquarters while he works this ter
ritory.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-13

Miss Margaret Peace, accompanied
by her brother. Mr.. II. c. Peace. pass
ed thru the city today from Plant City,
on the way for visit to relatives at
Micanopy.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-13

Harry Jackson, c. E. Stevenson. c. H.
Clark. Chris Matchmaker, w. S. Leon
ard. W. H. Lord and j. D. Stetson Of
Jacksonville were at the Montezuma
last night.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-13

The Lion and the Mouse Company
came in this afternoon from Gaines
willie, where they played to a big house
last night, and will occupy the stage at
the Temple this evening.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-13

Mrs. ". T. McIlwain of Lakeland is
IN the city today visiting friends. hav-
ing come up last night with her hus-
band on Sunnyjim-
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-13

Miss Gertrude Simmons will arrive
tomorrow evening from Charleston for
a visit with Miss Adele Bittinger. Miss
Simmons and Miss Bittinger were
schoolmates at Randolph -Macon Col
lege