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J oCALA VEMrtG STAft TUESDAY FEBRUARY 23 190f sT ti
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ODDFELLOWS HEIGHTS
OCALAS
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THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY
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F I I i Lots 2500 Each t
500 Down and 500 a Month
Call For Particulars
MARION REALTY CO
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A Frank Mgr Ocala Flai f t
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OPPOSITE OCALA BANNER OFFICE I liT
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Elegant French Style e3 65
Panel Back Roche
A HiarvclouslylovT trlct Jar a rrmarkably Cae chair
Made of quartered o V h q pisitil a beautiful golden
color rtnl > OI < Jco Ver u it llau > omeiii pcarrncc
and very s row y 1Iit Kctais at fie Mors for JOco
butonaccountcJ our great manufacturing facilities we
ecll it to you for < V < L tiiusowsou whAt you con 51Ve
by buying direct irom Vie factory llatmies nothing but I
cmlrs We I1ke fl1 lciairariclitJiercinUieSoutlito
you at lowest wholesale prices which means a saving
to you of at least a third ou every chair you buy Think
irhatthi amountstoin furnislinsyour home Can you
afford tiot to send for our Je iu atfd catalogue today
tint lake advantage of the b 7 savings y
Over im different kiwis of cialj for parlor dining
room Ullchcu porch liaIst ir office from the cheapest
to the bet are shown In the large illustrated catalog I
and special Christmas pricelist FREE Every chair 35
guaranteed exactly cs represented or your money back
fUWIDA CHAIR rCCTC Y 3wwE 1110 Kwt SiJ cwe YiurFu kpk i4
In Answering this Advertise ment Refer to tfiis Paper A f >
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Still Undecided I
It Is yet to be demonstrated that a
balloon coming east from the Pacific
const has the Los Angeles Limited
beaten to a frazzle The gas car appears
to have a tendency to play around In
the eddies caused by the mountain
ranges and thus make the captains ot
the craft Fate for the supper he has
ordered In Boston
A successful trip of that sort would j
cause the man who Is eternally re
marking on the smallness of thq world
to remark some pore l I
He would atonce begWspoculatlng I
on the possibilities of living Jn Los
Angeles and doing business id Dos oji
though at the present time the finn
who sets out with aJ4te start andftr
heated ImhginatlonfoPlils happy west
ern hom is liabHTto find himself lu
the morning dangling from one of the
desolate mountain peaks that stick up
on the way As an exact science air
navigation at present lacks some of
the qualities of exactness
Putting It Mildly
Why do you call him a moderate
drinker fecausiif Wy takes o nM
U now and then
No It Is not exactly for that The I
reason why I call him a moderate
drinker Is because I am a charitable
person j iV i
Pa Knew
I By these signs ye shall know
them What does It mean pa 1 i
What lgnsi
Yes
Dollar signs I presume
STENOGRAPHER ANDTYPEWRITER
TYPEWRITER
Miss Agnon n firstelnss senora
phcr and typewriter has opened an
office in the corner of the O ala
House lobby formerly occupied by
the A C L ticket agency and will
do stenographing and typewriting for
tho public
BEAUTIFUL LACES
AND EMBROIDERIES
We have one of the must beautiful
stocks of ntw embroideries lacos and
insertions ever brought to Florida
Th lutfia are rauuested to cull at the
storti and look thorn over Rheinauer
Company
ROBERT BURMAN
BROKE THE RECORD
New Orleans La Feb 23 Robert
Burman In his Buick car yesterday
broke the worlds rQcord for 100 miles
4 on a circular trackIn the featuro
eventof tm second day of the Mardi
Gras speed carnival Burman made
the distance after a most remarkable
drive in 14239 26 this bolng over
eleven minutes faster than the pre
vious record made by Clemens at In
dianapolis in 1905
One pound of paper and two poka
tit cnvflopes very best grade for 50
t cents at Tydlngs Co
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Asher Frank was the most graceful
dnncar at tho Gustis dance among the
Oeala people
Mr Jno F Wardsen and son A E
Wardsen of Belleview were callers in
the Brick City today
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Mrs D C Hand wife ot the sec
tion foroman of the S A li railway
at Silver Springs junction returned
today irom a pleasant visit to friends
In West Florida
I A M Lnnsford the piano tuner in
tuning the piano yesterday used last
night In Prof Humans concert found
ft ladles lace embroidered handker
chief in the piano nnd in one corner
or1 the handkerchief was tied a quart
fl er Owner proving property and pay
ing for this notice can have the
i mme by calling at this office
We have a lot of dress patterns and
remnants in handsome silks that will
be sold at great reductions from the
original prices H B Masters Co
p Mr Stafford the Weirsdale orange
jjrtwar yuss In town today
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Mr LM Cam of Reddifikmas In
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Eagles meet Wednesday evening
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FRIDAY NIGHT FEB 26TH I
HOOLIGAN
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Witti tlio Greatest Band of
i FunMakers ever Banded
Together Under One j
Banner
Trick Properties and f Effects II
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Prices 35 and 50 Cents
iSeIll Sale at Ocala News Co
Mrs Vincent C DettVich and two
children will arrive In Ocain Sunday
from Bradentown and will become
residents of Ocala Mr DSttferich has
been In Ocala for the past two
months managing the Commercial
barbershop In the Ocala House Hel
will commence housekeeping In a few
weeks
Attorney H M Ham ton went up
to Gainesville this afternoon on pro
fessional business Tie will return on
the night train x
Mr and Mrs Henrju Gordon and
little daughter Wlnnig have returned
from Tampa where they Iysit 4 te
fair and the races I
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Editor A P Jordan of tPuntft
Gorda Herald state Inspector of pure
foods was In town today Vrf ttfficistl
business Mr Jordans many Ocnttt
friends were pleased to see him Mr
Jordan says be only < 4enQFtVcu5 > c > s o
the commissioner of agriculture ami
has nothing to lQ wlth t lIro Jt
tlon of t > ame
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Mr and Mrs Washburn gave a very
pleasant tmtertalnjnen lastXvenJ
at their home In the secontl ward tp a
few friends in honoti 4 Mt JantHtrS
C L Dudley of FJtchburg i Mas
who are spending aifew ttliys ifl uie
city Mrs Dudley Is5lajsale IOfJifri
Washburn J i fo > Jf1 iI
Foleys Orlno Laxltfve curteconsfi I
patlon and llyer trouble and makvs I
the bowels healthy and regulariOriitV
Is superior to pills nd tabhrtJ a rt
does not gripe or naeteWhy tRe
anything else Sold by all drugists
Mrs Walter S Pe lICk who has
been spending the pias ten da st h
rs HollandswortlvaVid Mr Dn
at Dunnellon has jetJrnec1 It njt
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The Munroe Chambltes Bank is
having the bank block painted roof
awning and all Ike Simmons the
painter is doing the vork
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Get a dress or waist pattern from
those pretty silks offered at bargains
at the H B Masters Company
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Mrs J V Kea left yesterday for
ThomasVille Ga to attend the bed
side of her aged falhar whofs and
very feeble She was accompanied
by her two interesting children v
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Have you seen the new visible Fay
Sholes typewriter R C Davis Jo
general agents o i
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BRYAN CONDEMNS
CARNEGIE PENSION FUND
Lincoln Neb Fob 20 Before the
joint session of the Nebraska legisla
ture yesterday W J Bryan delivered i
an address in which he condemned I
the Carnegie pension fund for pro I
fcssorfsm declaring it was the most I
insidupus poison ever injected Jriroj
the body politic He disclaimed any
intention of posing as a dictator and I
asserted that he was speaking merely
as ja private citizen v
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OCAiAr OCCHRRENCfS
Post l h
cards at Fishers
Elks meet this evening
Post cards at Fishers one cent
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Odd F > lows meet tomorrow night
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Post cards at Ffshels
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Eagles meet tomorrow evening
Post carl sale at FIshers one cent
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Red Men meet Thursday evening
Post cards one cent at Flsheip
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f Post cards at Fishels one cent
I Mr LA Roebuck of Cordele Ga
ls at the Montezuma
Anything In the stationery line at
the Ocala News Co
Mr A B Medlin of Jacksonville
I is a guest of the Montezuma
I Spring styles In ladles footwear
pow on display at Rheinauer Cos
Mr J11 Sheffield of Gainesville
is a guest of the Montezuma
Miss Adele Bittinger is sick with
fever
Mr G A McLeod of Tampa Is at
the Ocala House
Mr H Glickstein of Jacksonville Is
I at the Ocala House
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We are f howlng the new spring
styles in blts neckwear gloves hose
etc Rheinauer Co
Ir C A Jirown went to Micanopj
today to visit his father who is quite
sick
Send us your prescription business
We are thoroughly prepared to handle
it Tydlnsrs ro
Sheriff Galloway went to Clearwa I
ter this afternoon with the man
wanted down there for burglary
Neuya and La Luzerne two new
perfumes at the Postoffice Drug
Store
Mr J H Spencer is in Flint Mich I
on business He expects to return I
Saturday
I BeiptiftiliIIk patterns for waists I
and J n its att < greatly reduced prices at
the H B Masters Company
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Mjs W H Dodge who spent sev
eral weeks in Jacksonville with her
son returned home today
Beautiful lace curtains shades rugs
I nnd mattinggs in the carpet depart
ment second floor Rheinauer Co
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I Mr TIarrv Palmer went to Lake
land this afternoon to visit his friend
Mr Bafsett
Our store Is showing many new pat
I terns in pretty wash goods Rheinauer
I Company
I Fof R L Turner of Inverness
j superintendent of schools of Citrus
I county wasIn town today
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Sponges sponges direct from the
fisheries Prices that surprise at the
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AntiMonopoly Drugstore
II Mrs C C Todd left on the after
I noon train for Tampa to visit Mrs
E K Nelson
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Neuya and La Luzerne twp new
perfumes at the Postoffice Drug
Store
Mr and Mrs Marcus Frank are
expected home the last of the week
from their bridal trip to New York
city
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I Our department of ready made gar
ments for ladles offers especially at
I tractions this season Rheinauer
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Mr and Mrs J K DIckson have
I returnejlta the cilyand will be here i
for the wintei They have rooms at i
Iirs C J Phillips
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tr 1Wft have a most exquisite line of I
fancy Imported china In many dif
rerrj I Xhe AntiMonopoly
Dr9gstore mff < 1
Mn Sam Ho1ti4iff the firm 9J I
Kjein Ho ffn ojgnha returned Ironi a
months visit to New York Boston II
iltlmore and Charleston
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Miss Mary Platt left this afternoon
for Tampa where she will be the
guest of her sister Mrs Arthur
Hardaker until Friday
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WANTED reliable boy to look
after office and keep shop with the
expectation of learning trade Apply I
to J W Akin Box 15 2236t
Mr WillIam Hooker has recently
had his beautiful home on Oklawaha
avenue painted and the building pre
sents a most attractive appearance
I Mr Albert Birdsey who has spent
the past ten days in this city with his
I wife and little daughter at the home
of Col and Mrs J M Martin left
today for Jacksonville
WANTED Position by experienced
lady stenographer references fur
nIshed familiar with law and com
mercial work Address Stenographer
Box 211 Ocala 210tf
Mr Harry Palmer who sold his
commissary interests at Inverness TI
few days ago will be in Ocala until
the first of April He Avill then go to
Boston and enter a business college I
Mr and Mrs George Miller of St
Joseph Mich are in the city and at I
present stopping at Mr and Mrs Mc
Clymonds Mr Miller is an expert
machinest and is In the employ ofthe
Ocala Iron Works
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As a straw showing the improved
vtflues1 or real estate In Euatls we I
were shown several tracts of land
r that are worth from three to ten I
times what they were sold for three
years ago Enstis Is building more
handsome homes Among them are
several very pretty bungalows
ARTISTIC CAND WELL ATTENDED
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The Performance Professor Human
at the Armory Last Night
J5t Margarets Guild of the Episco
pal church made the engagement
with Prof Human to play in Ocala
and also had charge of the entertain
monL As the date happened to fall
on the birthday of George Washing
ton four of Ocalas loveliest young
ladies dressed In Martha Washington
costumes acted as ushers They were
MISses Bettle Wray Jlclver Annfe
Davis Lillian Thagard and Hope
Robinson and as they performed
their duties they were greatly ad
mired for their costumes were beau
tifuL
Before the curtain was raised
Misses Virginia SI trunk Elizabeth
Davis Gladys and Theo Wallis five
of Ocalas winsome little maidens
dressed as Martha Washington and
Misses Frances Llddon Emma Perry
> lusiv Bullpck and Theresa Blaine in
prettyi volvel Lord Fauntleroy cos
tumes with colonial hats and pow
dered hair passed through the audi
ence selling delicious homemade
candies
The entertainment given by the
most noted musician Ocala has ever
heard was fittingly closed with a col
onial tableaux In this tableaux be
sides the pretty ushers Martha
Washingtons and Lord Fauntleroys
were Mr Julian Robinson repre
senting Uncle Sam Miss Tillie Pas
teur dressed as Columbia little Miss
Francis Liddon as Qeorge Washing
ton and Misses Campbell Sue and
Margaret Anderson and Annie At
kinson in pretty colonial costumes
The scene when the curtain was
raised was most beautiful for each
held an American flag and America
was sung by all
Mrs GC Crom Mrs J A Moor
head and Mrs H A Ford assisted by
Misses Atkinson and Anderson had
the affair in charge and are to be
congratulated upon carrying out the
George Washington effect so success
fully
ROSS CRANE THE CARTOONIST
He deserves the title as he was
formerly cartoonist on a metropoli
tan newspaper and his drawings
have the bigness swiftness and vital
ity which characterize the newspaper
cartoons He draws a multitude of
pictures in colors on immense sheets
of tinted paper portraits carica
tures landscapes beautiful in the
extreme and marvelous transforma
tion scenesall drawn with surpass
ing speed vigor and accuracy You I
will have an opportunity to judge
of his ability at the armory tomor
row evening
IN COMPLIMENT
TO MRS SHACKLEFORD
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Monday the following invitation
11 was Issued by the president of the
Womans Club in Ocala t
Mrs William Mocker
at Home
Womans Club
Thursday February 25 3 Oclock 1
Mrs T M Shackleford j
Pres State Federation Womans Clubs
While in Ocala Mrs Shackleford
will be the guest of Mrs Hocker The
guests at this reception which will
be the members of the club are an
ticipating the meeting of Mrs Shack
leford
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GEWING CIRCLE ENTERTAINED
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Mrs John Spurlln was the hostess
of the Baptist Sewing Circle yester
day afternoon at the home of her
motherinlaw Mrs J G Spurlin
The attendance was unusually large
and th afternoon merrily passed off
as the members sewed and chatted
Thelovely young hostess assisted by
Mrs J G Spurlin and Miss Sallie
Spurlin served delicious refreshments
during the afternoon The ice cream
vas in red white and blue and the
cake in white was dotted with red
cherries A picture of George Wash
ington was given to each one present
as a souvenir Next week the circle
will meetat the church for its reg
ular monthly missionary meeting
MISS LIDDON TO ENTERTAIN
Miss Caro Liddon will entertain at
a most delightful little card party
Friday afternoon at 330 oclock in
compliment to Miss Williams who is
spending the winter in Ocala her f
father being connected with the erec
tion of the public building
Mrs S L Patterson with her little I
girl and Miss Sue Barco who have
been with their mother at Sunny
SlojeFarm Cotton Plant all winter
Kvert in town today and Mrs Patter
> son andS daughter left on the after
noon train for Largo to Visit Mr J
M Barco before returning to their
home at Miami Miss Barco left for
Miami and will visit her brotherin
law and sister Dr and Mrs Jackson
until Mrs Patterson arrives homo
find thenshe will be her guest for the f
l r ainder of the winuter i
I Mrs Mary Eagleton and daughter
Maargaret Eagleton returned Mon
day afternoon from Tampa where
they have been visiting Mrs Eagle
tons sister Mrs Godfrey Moyers
Mrs Edward Badger who accqm
panied her daughter and granddaugh
ter to Tampa will remain in that city
I several weeks longer and during her
absence Mrs Eagleton with I her
d u hter will be the guest of her sis
ter Mrs O T Green
Post cards one cent at Fishers
Henry Clay
FLOUR
THE BEST FLOUR MADE
The Proof is in the
b BREAD
If you are not using
it now its agood
time to begin We
sell it exclosiycly in
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MARTIN OClRN
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CALIFORNIA
FRUIT Z
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Royal Scarlet Lemon CIm
Peachesu u 357 per doz
I Royal Scarlet Yellow Free
Peaches 333 per doz
Robin Hcod Lemon Cling
Peaches 310 per cfez
Robin Hood Yellow Free
Peaches 2J2 per dez
Lily White Lemon Cling
Peaches o 250 pr doz
Lily White Lemon Cling
Peaches 245 per dor
Royal Scarlet Whit g
Cherries 332 per doz
Robin Hood White
Cherries 344 per doz
Tile above are all Califonia
Fruits INS pack NdiMiif bet
ter caa be put ip in cais
For a limited time at tile
TEAPOT Giocni
COURT OFFICIALS ARRIVE
The following United States court
officials arrived this afternoon and
are at the Ocala House Judge
James W Loce Clerk E 0 Locke
Marshal Jas F Horr Stenographer
Miss Bernreuter and Mr H T Eyles
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IMPORTED DRESS PATTERN
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The ladles of Ocala are cordially in i I
vited to call at Rheinauer cos dry i
goods store and see the beautiful im
ported dress patterns that have just1
been received the most beautiful and i
exclusive gooqs ever brought to this
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SEPARATOR MILK
The Hiawatha Lake Dairy can
supply you with sweet and sour sep
arator milk Stop the wagon or drop
a card to the dairy
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CHILDRENS EYES
If your child is backward in his
studies does not like to study or has
symptoms of headache you will prob
ably find that there is somo little eye
erouble
There may be no outward signs of
a defect yet the eyes should be ex
it mined to make sure there is no fault
in them
WE GIVE SPECIAL CARE TO
CHILDRENS EYES
DR D M BONEY
Eyesight Specialist
Ocala Fla
Office Hours 9 to 12 a m and
130 to 430 p m Optical office and
laboratory Iooms 2 and 4 Gary block
Next week wo will have a supply
of buttermilk on our wagons Speak
for a supply if you want ot The Hia
watha Lake Dairy 223tf
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Mn T B Snydtr was surprised
some weeks ago during a highgalo
of wind to have a goodsized eagle
tumble tlqwn the chimney of his
house on Oklawaha avenue Tho
bird must have stopped on the chim
ney top to rest become dizzied with
the smoke and fallen It was killed
before it recovered the use of Its
wings
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E P Thagard looldntr after out
side Interests for the naval stores
firm of Barnes Co Jacksonville Is
home for a few days His last visit
was to Hastings the great Irish po
tato section of the state He said the
crop planted this season was large
and the plants are beginning to come
up He said an inspection of crop
Interests arouiTd Hastings was very
Interesting and the land is cleared of
all stumps and farming Is done on the
Intensive system No section of the
state grows finer crops of corn and dS
for hay they grow Immense quanti
ties of It and sell a great dent of this
commodity Lands are held at 100
an acre
If you havent obtained tickets for
the lyceum entertainment go around
to the Ocala News Company and se
cure them at once as they are going
rapidly
The Montezuma Hotel Mr J R
Dewey proprietor had twenty arrivals
yesterday Mr Dewey Is making
some I substantial Improvements on
the house The plumbing system has
been greatly improved and modern
ized and the dining room is now be
ing handsomely papered and other
Improvements made Mr Dewey is
conducting a firstrlass medium
priced commercial house and is being
well patronized
Mr E L Wartmann came uj last
I night from South Florida stopped at
the Montezmna and left for Citra his
home today
Mr C E Taylor who came In last
night from Eustis with the band
boys went on to Jacksonville today
Mr Taylor has a clerical position
with the Jacksonville Electrical Co
and is getting along finely
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Mr Frank LeGate of Jacksonville
Is in the city Mr LeGate was in
Ocala some time with the Fitzgerald
Paving Company >
Mr C W Perkins of Jacksonville
h at the Ocala House Mr PerkIns
is here in the Interest or the Logan
Coal Supply Co of Jacksonville
who are expecting to figure In the
I paving of North Magnolia street with
vitrified brick when the matter comes
up
Mr Jake Gerig was worked to the
limit yesterday at Eustls He was I
called on to umpire the baseball
I game between C j > RSIjins College I
and Eustis teams He did it as he
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always does to the satisfaCtion of
both teams and the crowd
The coeds or Rollins College were
surely lift evidence at EustJs yester
day in tl1wr handsom autos
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CONTRACT FOR PAVING
AT GOVERNMENT BUILDING
Logantbal Supply Co of
Jacksonville has closed a contract
with the contractors of the govern
jnent building lo l lay the ceaaeat
sldettalks and the walks from tho
different sides tt the stepsot the
Building The work will be strictly
firstclass and will be commenced
I very soon Mr LeGate will sup In
tend the work The granite curbing
has already been laid
A BEAUTIFUL HERD OF
JERSEY MILCH COWS
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The Hiawatha Lake Daisy has in
its herd between S5 and 100 head ot
Jersey cows and despite the enor
mous output of milic each day has
nearly all of the supply sold At In
tervals Mr VhStcvorth has a few lo
cal ads placed in the Star for addi
tional customers They are soon ob
tained and he notifies the office that
he is again up to the limit Tind will
have to wajt until more cows come
Ths Is a pretty good record for a
dairy that is in its Infancyi aa it I
wer
THE HOWELLS ARE
PLANTING SOME
If any one thinks we do not farm
In Marion count they have riW to
look over the planting operations of
the three Howell brothers of this
community Lee Jim and Charlie
I Th jse thrifty young farmers and
truck growers planting as Howell
I brothers and as individuals have ir
or are now putting In the enormous
I amount of 1800 acrEs In crops These
crops are divided up among the fol
lowing 45Oatreof corn 250 acre
of oats and the balance in beans
Cantaloupes melons etc The season
is most promising and the acreage ot
staple crops vegetables melons and
I other truck will be larger than ever
before in the history of the Bounty
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SOUTH CAROLINA FARMERS
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v Messrs William McXeill of Abbe
ville So C and lIrandMrsJ J
TInsley of Spartenburg SC sire in
I the city for a few days stopping < with
1 Ir W C Maxwell of the Florida
I House These gentleman are faym
i erg in their stat and are very much
b interested in this part of the state
and will go out for a drive to some of
the nearby farms vfmnorrow with
Father Chambliss who will convince
I them that we have the fenspot
of the state
PLANTING A LARGE ACREAGE I
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The Easterllng brothers who for
merly planted on Ji large scale at Lo
J well but who have not done any
planting there for a number of years
I have again entered the arena of mel
lon growers The gentlemen aye
planting 300 acres on their magnifi
cent farm at Lowell 1 MdsJ of the4 j
seed aite In the ground and under IhV
most favorable Reason conditions that
we are experiencing ft 166ks like
success would crown their efforts
They are planting 150 acres of mel
ons and 150 acres of Rocky Ford II
I cantaloupes i
RE OF RESPECT
To the Memory of the Late Fred A
LeSuer
Whereas It has pleased our Heav
enly Father to take from our number
I our beloved brother and coworker
I Fred A LeSueiir thprcfore be it
Resolved First That Ocala Lpdge
Xo 19 Knights of Pvthlasas lost
one of Its best and truest mmn ers
one llo was always PUflUal at all
the meetings of the lodgwhen lie
was able and who could always be
counted on to render any service
within his power for the success of
I the lodge
Resolved Second That we bow in
bumble submission to the dispensa
tion of our Fathers providence and
while we mourn our loss we rejoice
in his gain
Third That these resolutions be
spread on our minute book and that
a copy of them be sent to the bereav
ed family also to the Ocala Banner
and Evening Star for publication
J G Spurlin
Jake Brown
Chas K Sage
Committee
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Mr and Mrj H L Anderson and
daughter Miss Francis Anderson and
Mrs W A Woods of Indianapolis
Ind returned Sunday from SL Au
gustine where they attended the an
nual meeting of the State Bar Asso
ciation
MrsJ W Crosby and Miss Lucy
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Haley who spent Saturday in Tam
pa attending the state fair returned
home Sunday afternoon
Saturday a very handsome new
piano was placed in the home of Mrs
R j Burford by Mr A M Lansford
This will be a graduating present to
Miss Mary Burford the accomplish
ed daughter of Mr and Mrs Burford
who will be graduated In June from
Belmont College Nashville i Tonn I
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The recep lon to Mrs Slmckleford
of Tallahassee president of the State
J Federation of Womans Clubs will
partake of the nature of a teafMrs
Shackleford will address tb6caIa
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