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ing ami the entire lower floor was
thrown open er suite and deliberately
decorated With asparagus ferns AMI
pink ana white roses and trailing
vines. The circular dining table vas
! marvel of beauty with IFS exquisite
cloth OF handmade lace. The center
piece vas basket of ferns and rose
tied with pink tulle large white
wedding bell hung from the chande-
iier and from the bell was suspended
a shower 0f pink anu white hearts.
\ feature Of the evening vas the
panComine game. choosing wife"
Miss Irene Mc0ague read the story
OF i wealthy young man Just return
81 rom camp 20 ina all his servants
al employees doing war work. Be
.ng 4 quandary as 10 the opening
Of his elegant home. ne vas advised
70 advertise for . practical wife. The
bridegroom, NJ Maurice Bowman
posed a. tbs F5ung man and the bride
anu her attendants acted the paris
Of ne Young women answering the
advertisement. One showed her tai
ent as hOusecieaner. one as A cook
one as laundress. 4tc. Finally TIE
bride appeared aud was unable ~
do an Of che things along house.
keeping lines. 3tc could only look love
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-02-07
4 Noman.s Recommendation

Mrs. D. T Tryor. franklin Az. OF
sego D.. writes Nine years ago I
was very much afflicted with kidney
trouble bought different kinds Of
medicine our all to no effect. until
one day bought 4 COX Of Foley Kid.
nev PilIs. realized so great a bene-
lit from the use Of shat box that
concluded myself cured Of kidney
trouble. [ feel safe n recommending
foley Kidney Pills 10 any kidney SUI
terer. They relieve 5ackache, sore
muscles. stir joints. rheumatic pains
ana bladder ailments. Antl-A0n0po-
" Drag Store
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NOTICE or ADMINISTRATORS
SALE

In re. Estate Of the late VI. C. Cray,
Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that Hnder
and by virtue Of an order 81 the
County Judge of Marion County Flor
ida, of date January 27th, 1919, I.
Charles H. Gray. As Administrator OF
the Estate Of the late NJ. c, GRAY.
deceased. will. on February 18th.
1919. between the hours Of II i. N,
and 0. m at the store building OF
the late NJ Z. Gray and of Charles 4.
Gray. at bennington. Marion County.
Florida offer for sale ana sell 10 rae
highest bidder for cash the following
E escribed personal property OF the
late NJ. c. Cray. to-wit.
I. An undivided One-half interest N
that certain stock Of general mer-
chandise in said store building.
a complete inventory Of which IS
on file IN the office OF the County
Iudge of Marion County, Florida.
at Ocala. Florida;
Z An undivided 0ne-haI interest n
20 shares Of stock n the Mcintosh
Telephone Company
One Liberty Loan Bond,
An unlivided One-haf interest IN
the household furniture Of the late
NJ. {. Gray;
<. Six head Of cattle
s An undivided one-half interest n
store accounts.
Under the terms of the order any
rarson interested in me said Estate
nav hid ana purchase any OF al OF
tbe above described property at sa'a
sue CHARLES II. GRAY.
Administrator 81 the Estate OF JAa
late NJ. C. Gray deceased
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NOTICE

OF Application cor Tax Deed Under
Section 5, Chapter 1888, Laws
OF FLORIDA
Notice IS hereby given that + S.
Williams. purchaser Of Tax Certid-
cate No 444 dated the 1st day OF
June, 4 D. 1914. has fled said cert
fcate in my office, ana has made ap-
p.ication FOR Tax Deed 10 issue in ac-
cordance with law said certificate
embraces the following described prop
erry situated IN Marion County Flor
ida. to-wit: NJ Of nwA Of Sc sec
ii, township Is, range ID, e. The said
land being assessed az che date Of -
suance Of such certificate in the name
OF Unknown
Unless said certificate snau oe re-
deemed according 10 law, Tax Deed
Will issue thereon the 1-ta day Of
February. 4 Z. 1919
Witness ny official signature ami
seal this the I6ch day Of January. a.
d 1919
Seal ? \. N GENT
Clerk Circuit Cour-. Marion 90. Fla.
list.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-02-07

rion County, Florida, once week for
twelve consecutive weeks prior TO
the said rule day in April A D. 1919.
Witness my hand as the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court Fifth Judicial Cir
cuit of Florida. in and for Marion
County. and the official sea- Of said
oUrc. az the Court House in Ocaia,
Florida this 2oth day Of December,
a. .. 1918
Clerk seal P II. NUGE%T.
Clerk Circuit Court. Marion Co.. Ia
BY Ruth Erwin. D =.
Axteu & Rinehar-
Solicitors for Complainant.
- Il
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BILL TO QUIET TITLg

IL appearing by I certain sworn bin
OF complaint fled in the above stated
cause that it is unknown 60 the com.
piaInant whether or not the defend
ants, Reason W Irwin. also sn0xn as
Reason ". Erwin. ANA Annie Irwin.
his wife are living or dead. and rla-
the said Reason " Irwin. also known
as Reason w. Erwin ana Annie Irwin
ms wife and each OF them. did leave
child or children anu heirs de-
yIsees grantees ana lega. representa-
tiVes and that the same ara ln-na,r-7
TO the complainant. ana thar rh4.r
name or names, or place or places Of
residence are unknown r0 -Er com.
pldinant. and thar there ara other per
son or persons 70 said complainant
unknown, who claim CD have some III
teTest in and 10 the following descriD-
ed lots, tracts or parcels Of land. sitl.
ate, lying and being in Marion county
State of Florida. described in said Dill
Of complaint ana more particulars
described As follows. c0-vi-.
The south half OF the s0ucnwes,
quarter OF section thirty-thr4e. town
ship seventeen south. range twenty
1--WE east
II is therefore ordered t1aC cha
said heirs. devisees grantees anu
legal representatives Of the SAID Rea-
son w Irwin. also known as Reason
". Erwin. and Annie Irwin. his wife.
and all other unknown person Or
persons interested III or having or
claiming to have any interest in The
lands and premises lereinDefOre De
scribed, whether claiming the same
by, through or under the said Reason
w. Irwin, also known as Reason u
Erwin. and Annie Irwin. mis- wife 1r
either OF them or otherwise. - and
they are hereby required to appear 10
the bill of complaint fled in this
cause. on or before Monday. the 3rd
day Of March. \. .. 1919 otherwise
the allegations Of the said BIZ will be
taken as confessed against the SAID
defendants, and each of them.
1t is further ordered that -hls order
be published once a week for rWelve
consecutive weeks il the OCala pa.
ner. a newspaper published N sad
county and state
Done and ordered this 2ist day Of
November. \ D. 1918
P H ETGENT.
Clerk Circuit Court
GIBBONS K GIBBONS
Solicitors for Complainant.
State Of Florida.
County Of Marien
HEREBY CERTIFY mat the
above anu foregoing IS a true copy Of
the original order of publication made
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NOTICE ID CREDiTo as

Notice is hereby given 20 all cred
tors. Iegatees, distributes ana all
other persons having claims or de-
mands against the estate Of MIcnail
FisheI. deceased. 70 present the same
TO the undersigned, duly proven With
IN two years from this date, to-wit;
This 4+th day Of January, A. D 1919.
EERDINANDA FISHEL
As Executrix Of the Estate Of Michau
E'ishel. Deceased. Oca1a FLa
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-02-07
Legal Advertisements
IN The CIRCUIT COURT o. -ae
rIr III JUDICIAL CIRCUIT az
The STATE OF FLO91A
IN AND FOR MARION
COUNTY. IN
cHANcERY:

:. y. Milan vs.. Reason ". irwin also
known as Reauon W. Erwin and
Annie Irwin. hls wife. and t3e m.
known heirs, 1evisees. grantees
and legal Representative ~ ~.
said Reason X Irwin also kror,l
as Reason X Erwin. ana Ann;a
irwin. his wife or either of rha,,
and all other unknown Darsnr (
Interested in. or claiming an in.
terest. either by through. or IN
der the said Reason N irwin also
known as Reason w. Erwin and
Annie Irwin. his wife Or either =.
them. or otherwise. in and Z. the
following described lands. situate
Tying ana being in the County ss
Marion ana State VI Florida. anal
more Particularly described as
follows to-wir The -ou-t 4af 81
the southwest quarter OF section
thIrtE-Jhree. township seventeen
south, range twenty-five east.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-02-07

On the 9rd day Of March. 1919.
which is i legal sales day. at Il a. N,
at Bay lake. I viii sell about one
carload R. R. Ties which have been
attached 20 satisfy i claim for labor
thereon.
By order IF the Court.
OSCAR LEE ELLIS
Z--4t Constable
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Palmer presided At the coffee Urn.
The affair vas one OF the prettiest
of tRe prenuptial parties for the
charming and popular bride. whose
wedding vas an event OF Wednesday.
.Eusris Items in Tampa Tribune.
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NOTICE

The annual meeting Of tie stock
folders of the Standard & fernando
Railroad Company viii &c held at
the Office OF the Company II Rock
well. Marion County. Florida. on
Tuesday. February 18th. 1919, At
/ O'Clock a. N.
RALPH BARKER.
Secretary.
Rockwell Florida,
January goth. 1919. r-24-4r
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TWO FORMER oCALA WOMEN
ENTERTAIN At EuSTl'

Mesdames " d. Smoak ana ~ 4
Coin entertained n a charming nan
ner Monday night for the Williams
Bowman bridal party The home
is admirably arranged for entertain
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-02-07
TAX ASSESSORS lrlN=RANcY

I viii BE- 1T he following places to
receive tax returns for 1919. Meer
me- VI your deeds ana save trouble
January. t979
No 54-Har-eI. -7rl. A. N
10. cotton Plant Z-tn. D n
No. 6-Eeidtsv;lle 28th, j n.
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No .@-EmaJhia 29th D n.
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February, 1879
No. l>-LCwel.. lst. j. n
No 2-Redd.ck. lst. Q n.
No 3t-Fairrieid eth. D. m.
No 5-FlemingtOn. 5th. .. N.
No 32-CenCraI. 6th. a. IN
No. 32-Geiger, 9Th. i. N
No 22-NcTnt0sh, tn a. N
No shady. Sth. d N.
No 21-Sanr0s. 10Th. ; 70 9 g. 49,
No. 2l-8eueview. 10Th. !, IA.
No. 2@-Pedr0, 18th. i. N.
No -Summerdeld. 18th. D n.
No 25-G andler 18th. a. N
No 9-Ocklawaha. eth. ?. N.
No. L9-EastlaHa. 18th. J. N.
No l9-WeirsdaIe. 18th. ?. m
No I0-MOss Bluff. 14th, 4, u.
No, 10-Electra. I4th. p. II.
No Lynne 18th, a. n.
No Conner. 18th. .. n.
No. 13-Burbank. 18th. d n.
No. I3-Forr Mccoy. nth. p n
No 2--Eureka. 18th, ]. II.
No. I4-Orange Springs. 18th. d n.
No 16-Citra, 18th a. n.
No. t3-Pine. 18th, ,. n
No. Anthony, 20th, a n.
no. 26-Sparr. Goth. pm.
No. 1-Ocala. all Of March
The law requires all tax returns 50
be made oy drst day Of April
ALFRED AVER
Tax Assessor.
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nor sALE-One new Balm two-horse
wagon ana two sets good harness.
AMY tn z. L. Ferguson. = Z mics
wesf Of Summerteld--l-5l--t
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-02-07

vii BE- st he following places to
receive tax returns for 1919 Meet
ne W your deeds ana save trouble.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-10
IS ICE CREAM
 SODA FOOD NOW?
Fountain Owners Hope to Have Tax Repealed By
 Means of Petitions.

When you saunter into the corner drug store and order one of those long, half shell dishes filled with a collection of bananas, chopped nuts and whipped cream, are you getting a square meal or just a touch of in digestion? That is the question the soda fountain owners are trying to decide in order to solve the tax prob lem. They claim ice cream soda and it's poor relations are food, which if true would remove the tax The cruel government seems to think these thinks are drinks and wants to collect tribute from the honest work ing girls who line up daily before the fountains
 In New York petitions have been circulated among ice cream soda. fans asking them to sign to show they wish to have the tax repealed. The Soda Fountain association of the big city will carry the fight to Washington and will base the argument On the point that ice cream soda and the various kinds of sundaes are food.
 The government evidently regards the cooling productions as food if you , take them home in container as there is no tax on them under such conditions. It is thought that when this news is spread around there will be many converts to the solitary souse system. Local merchants say the tax has not caused any thinning of the crowds which rally round and call for those connections with the funny names
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-10

Twelve horses went to the post The betting was The Panther 10 to l, Buchan 100 to 8, and Dominion 1oO to 6. Manser trained the winner.
 NEW YORK, May 1O-Weights for the Paumonok Handicap at six fur longs, which will be the feature of the opening day of metropolitan racing at Jamaica next Thursday, were made known yesterday. The 49 nomina- tions include every sprinter of note, and the resuscitated Old Rosebud, in spite of his recent defeat by Sweep On, Is regarded as the best of the speed merchants by Handicapper Vosburgh. Old Rosebud will have to carry the steadier of 134 pounds, one pound more than has been allotted to Motor Cop, which has been sue cessfuI in ali of his races this season.
 NEW YORK, May 1O-Scarcely a thoroughbred of note is missing from the list of 6S names which Secretary A. McL Earloclker yesterday an nounced as entries for The Jockey Club Stakes, to be run at the Autumn meeting of the Westchester Racing Association at Belmont Park. Entries 
 advocated and financially supported by The Jockey Club. closed on Mon day, but the list was not complete un- til yesterday.
 The Park Citys have an open date for May 25. and challenge the Blessed Sa crament Juniors, the Lsocombile Juniors, the Naples, St. Joe's Juniors or any other 15-17 year old team in the city. The Park Cftys got away
 with a bad start this season on ac- count of the absence of some of their | players. However, they have won | their last two starts, and hope to | keep up their good playing. The
 Park Citys had for their victims two | of the fastest teams in the city
 namely, the Waysides and Belmonts Notwithstanding all this Morgan declares that in his sober Judgment 1 Dempsey will stop willard within 10
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-10

stroy BoIshevism, or remain passive spectators of the ruin of Europe.
 The occupation of Petrograd would deal deadly blow at Lenin' s schemes. If some such step is not taken, the devouring blame of BOI- shevisn will continue to spread out wards.
 It may be Germanys turn next. She is on the brink today.
 And in the Asiatic background are the nyriads of China, in whom, if we stand idly at gaze, a fateful impulse may be some day implanted.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-10
SERGT. ELLIS, FORMER
 BRIDGEPORTER, HERE

Sergt. George E. Ellis. inventor of the now famous phrase Treat Elm Rough" was one of those who came ashore when the U-boat 14S was moored at a local dock last night. Sergt. Ellis is an old time Bridgeport er He left this city in 1888 and since then has served Uncle Sam in Cuba and the Philippines. Since the Tank Corps was organized he has been a
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-10
ETERNAL FAvORITE.
 IN DERBY RACE

LOUISVILLE, ky, May 1o-Four- teen horses are named to start in the Kentucky Derby, which was to be run today for the 45th time. Despite pros poets of a heavy course, Eternal, owned by J. w. McClelland, of Lex tnEton, Ky, gave promise of going to tho post the favorite in the pari- rnutuel betting at to l.
 r.fny Kelly defeated by Eternal by a head in g. match race last year. ana Sir Barton, coupled as the entry or Commander J. k. L. Ross the Cana dian sportsman, apparently will be the main dependence of the East.
 The entries, weights. Jockeys and probable odds follow:
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-10
FATHER SCORED.

Father-"I never smoked when I was your age. Will you be able to tell that to your son when you are my age"
 Willie-''Not with such a straight face as you do, Father. You beat me there"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-10
sr12, $39.60
 an1o, S29.35
Floor Lamps

These have solid mahogany stan dards, some of them plainly turned and with beautiful smooth finish, others carved. with lotus and acan- thus leaves. Some are curved and tapering to conform to Colonial, Adam and Sheraton furnishings. All are equipped with three electric bulbs, and these may be turned to any angle desired.
 Prices, S27.2O, S28.3O and up, Shades are separate, in silk, gold and rose with figured panels in Oriental effects finished with tassels and deep fringes. There is much variety.
 Basement
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-10

The following article, which will be print ed in three parts, represents the view of War rcnite held by of BOstOn's ablest and best known civil engineers The costs referred to late to time when the average cost of laying Warreuite in Bridgeport S1.52 a square yard. These costs of production will be what higher this time.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-10

NEWMARKET, England, May 10 The first important classic Of the flat racing season-the Two Thousand Guineas-was run off here yesterday and won by Sir A. Blacks The Panther, ridden by Cooper, by short neck from William Waldorf Astor's Buchan, with Smyth in the saddle.
 Lord Glaneley's Dominion, Smith up. was third. three quarters of length behind. The favorite-Stepha The oreat--was out of the running early In the eacas
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-10
IMMIGRATION INSPECTOR HURT

Laredo. Texas. May 9.-Charles Hopkins,an immigration inspector, and three unknown Mexicans were killed and two men were seriously wounded during a, fight between American off cers and Mexican smugglers, seven miles southeast of Laredo last night. Ira Hill of the Texas health service and Jose Valdez, an alleged 6muggIer, were wounded. Valdez is not ex- nacted to liVa
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-10
BITS OF FUN.

Kicking about a few millinery bills? Why, could have married Wombat, who is now a millionaire. But I didn't"
 That's one big reason why he's a millionaire" - Louisville Courier = Journal
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-10
HARD ON THE CROWD.

A prisoner, found guilty of picking pockets, was fined twenty shillings.
 '"But he's only got ten shillings, yer honor" pointed out the con stable.
 "Oh, we'll" said the Magistrate, turn him lose in the crowd till he can raise the other ten"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-10

'Tn the early days of the Victorian era they used to say of an old beau < that he carried his liquor weir'
 Didn't have any suit cases in those days, eyether'' Courier Journal.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-10

rounds. Morgan insists that WilIard's s long absence from actual ring con tests cannot fail to reduce his effect iveness as a fighter Morgan points out that Dempsey, who is at the height of his form, has been fighting steadily for two or three years.
 "A MOTHER instance that money n means nothing these days comes in the form of telegram from Louis- vile, Ky, that Pal Moore of Mem phis Tenn, will receive $15,O00 for boxing Jimmy Wilde of London, Eng land. This bout is supposed to be decided on July 1, but whether or not it will be really be held then re. mains to be seen. However, these reports of the embarrassing financial conditions in England must be idle talk, if they can afford to pay 15,00O for such a bout.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-10
Klearfax Linen Rugs

imagine you please clean delicate strands of flax eroVen floor Because blues shade the cfen These artistic there to them.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-10

How do you keep moths out of clothing?" asked the girl with a needle and thread.
 why" replied the girl with a story-Book. T didn't know they wore any.-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-10

member of that branch and had grea success as a recruiting officer. H came to this city to help boost tht Victory loan.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-10

No matter what you want
 try The Times Want Column
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-10

The Tea Room offers taste ful midday luncheons. The menu is changed every day. Special Afternoon Tea
 5 cts. Music Wednesday and Satur-
 day afternoons.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-10

Notwithstanding all this Morgan declares that in his sober judsrnentl Dempsey will stop Willard within 10
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-05-30
How To Use Lime

At meeting of representatives of
various experiment stations from the
southeastern states. at Knoxville, Ten
nsssee. April 1890. the question Of the
use OF lime on soils Of Tennessee was
considered.
The agreement was unanimous that
the soils of the southeastern states are
seriously deficient in lime, so that lin
ing is essential to their most prof table
development and permanent improve.
ment.
Suitable lime materisl4 are high cal.
cium. magnetism and dolomitic lime
stone: also high grade oyster shtlla and
mari. together with the burnt products
Tor the chemical equivalence Of such)
Of any Of these in the amounts hereaf.
ter recommended by this conference.
The finer the limestoi e isground the
grest.r is its immediate avaiabiit .
Limestone ground tn pass thru ten
mesh screen, all finer particles ineIUf d,
is recommended for the common apph-
caiiun of two tens per acre. Either
very finely pulVeiized limestone OF
/ burnt lime is recommended where IN
application If only few hundred
pounds per acre is to be made.
For general use an application Of on
to two tons Of gr0uud limestone pei
acre. or one-half that amount Of burnt
lime. once in rotation of net more than
five years was recommended For al
falfa and permanent pastures. an ini-
tial application of DOUBLE these amounts
should be made.
Lime may safely be used at any point
in the ordinary farm rotation without
ceriuus loss of the material. Ifapplied
in connection with titled crops, its mix.
ture with the soil will be iaaured. The
effects of lime are likely 10 be in pro.
porgisn tothe therspsss with which il
10 snixedwith tsc.sasi In which the crcr
roots Iieyelop.
Lining is mostiproftt hje in those TO
tations in which iegumes are prominent
but over large areas. in these states,
especially on the heavier types of soil.
lining is profitable for corn. small
grains end grasses.
With soils poor in potash and phos.
phate, lining gives best results only
when supplemented by materials car.
rying these constituents.