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=OCALA FLORIDA RIDAY FEBRUARY 17 1905 DOLLAR A YEAR

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Have your cake muffins and tea bis-

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f 1 homemade They will be freshercleaner more tasty and wholesome

L t Royal Baking Powderhelps the house-wife to produce at home quickly and eco-nomically

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I fine and tasty cake the raisedhotbiscuit puddings the frosted layercake crisp cookies crullers crusts and

I rmuffins with which the readymade foodfound at the bakeshop or grocery doesnot compare

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r HAPPENINGS ABOUT TOWN j

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Wanted Mud scrapers

Nothing but pure fresh drugs usedin our prescriptions Tydings Co x

Mr J A Jordan of Tampa spentSaturday in Ocala

Miss Jessie Owens of Sparr wasamong Ocalas visitors on Saturday I

zr WantedThe old streets of the I

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NothingI

but pure fresh drugs usedin our prescriptions Tydin s Co x

tMr J P Richardson formerly j

with the O K Grocery has accepted ji

a position at The FairMr and Mrs George R McKean j

r went down to Sarasota Saturday tovisit Mr and Mrs S D M cKean

f > Mr James A Harris has returnedfrom Oregon and is now in Pennsyl ¬

vania He will soon return to Flor-

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Mr Frank W Ditto is enjoying a l

visit from his father Capt W r Lr r Ditto of Jacksonville

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Mr N Nezlin of New York is nowone of the efficient clerks in the dry I

goods store of Messrs Krasnoff Broson

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1 Magnolia street I

Mrs Blanche Hannah and littleI

daughter returned to their home at1

St Petersburg Friday i

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ysMiss Violet Harris returned home

Saturday afternoon from a very de-

lightful¬

V visit of two weeks with Miss I

f Julia Telfair Stockton in Jackson-ville I

Judge Locke is so ill that he is tin j

able to hold court at Tampa andJudge Boorman has been assigned toto hold it for him i

The Burt and Packard KorrectI

Ii Shape shoe is obtainable from the j

House That Treats You Right andthere is none better x

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Mr Sam B Russ one of the edi-

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e>rial staff writers of the Times i

Union was among the Ocala Housearrivals Saturday

Wantedthe good roads of thecounty to extend into the city

Capt J B Martin of Ockiawahais in the city He has been very illfor the past ten days and his friends-are pleased to see him about again

Mr and Mrs J H Bass of Mid-

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Alabama are the guests oftheir daughter Mrs W Chambers-at her home on Fort King avenue

The Daughters of the Confederacyheld their regular monthly meetingFriday afternoon with Mrs J HLivingston Sr The meeting was-

a very pleasant one

Mr J J Hazard representing theTampa Tribune has been in the cityseveral days in the interest of his pa¬

per and reports his Ocala list of sub-

scribers¬

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Editor CL Bittinger of the Starspent Saturday in Jacksonville at-

tending a meeting of the executivecommittee of the State Press Associ-

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Mr Charles Moore son of Rev LW Moore is at home for a visit withhis parents In April he will go toTallahassee where he has secured aclerkship in the senate

Mr Henry Sistrunk deputy clerk-of the court who has been spendingseveral months at Seobreeze for thebenefit of his health returned homeSaturday afternoon

Wanted The city council of Ocalato furnish stilts to the pedestrains ofthe city as without them the streetcrossings are impassible

Mrs W A Redding of Jackson-ville who has been with relatives inBrooksville for the past two weekspassed through Ocala Saturday on

her way home She was accompan-ied by her neiceMiss Christian Cookwho will spend several weeks withher

DrewSelby shoes for ladies arehard to beat and in fact they cantbe beat here Dont take our wordfor it but come in and see for yourself what we have II B Masters x

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Iare prepared to extend to our Customers any Accommodations

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Interest Paidon Time Deposits Safet Deposit Vaults for Renti

In Honor cf Mrs WrightFriday afternoon Mrs John W

Pearson entertained at a large partyI in compliment to her daughter MrsI Gordon Dulin Wright of St Joseph-

MoI formerly Miss Pearl Pearson of I

I this city This is Mrs Wrights firsti visit to Ocala sInce her marriagei

and her friends are according her aI K

most cordial welcome-

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this party at which she was theguest of honor she was very lovely I

in a gown of pale blue silk muchlyshirred and lace trimmed

Mrs Pearson and Mrs Wrightwere assisted by Mrs W M Goinand Misses Ethel and Beatrice Sin ¬

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In the rear of the hall at a veryI

I attractively decorated table MissesI

I Alta Pearson and Marguerite PorterI served punchi After the nets had all assembled

and found their places at the tablesa novel and unique game was

II played On the center of each table I

was a bowl of peanuts and four longhatpins The idea of the game was

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I to get as many peanuts out of theI bowl as possible with the point of thepin and the contestants were com-

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to hold the pins by the headsII and not half way down The game wasplayed progressively and was mostexciting and produced lots of fun

I Some proved themselves to be ex ¬

pert peanut stickers while othershad the greatest difficulty in getting-out the nuts Miss Ethel Sinclair-won twentyfour games therebyshowing herself to be the most skil-

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and receivieg the prize a beauti-

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gold crescent pin Mrs LeeMiller received the booby prize acunning little doll made entirely ofpeanuts and dressed in tissue paperclothes

I The scores were marked by Missesf Lucile Standley Mary Burford LidaI McDougall Beulah Hall and Leta

Camp and after the games theseyoung ladies served the guests with-

a most delicious collatiojiTne ladies who paid their respects

I to Mrs Pearson and the fair guest ofI honor were Mrs R A Burford MrsE J Redding Mrs Thomas SextonMrs Wm Ross Mrs Albert GerigMrs Will Goin Mrs F L WatsonMrs B W McDonald Mrs G C I

Pasteur Mr Harry Lapham MrsCharles Rheinauer Mrs WilliamHocker Mrs J H Benjamin Mrs-

G R McKean Mrs J E ChaceMrs Arthur Clark Mrs Lee MillerMrs Mallory Liddon Misses Marga-

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and Mannie Taylor Edith PiattAnnie Davis Marie Patrick LucileLancaster Iola and Johnnie LiddonSarah McCreery Nellie StevensEloyse Izlar Sara Harris Ethel andBeatrice Sinclair Meta JewettLaura Gerig Mattie Williams Florrie Condon Lutie Smith GertrudePereda Valeta Potter and LouellaGary

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Old Farmer Hopkins one of thebrightest rural dramas ever writtenwill be produced at the Marion Opera

I House Saturday evening FebruaryISth by the wen known Frank S

I Davidson company Special sceneryI

Imechanical effects specialties of ahigh order and a full orchestra all I

I go to make the new Old Farmerr Hopkins the great success it un-

doubtedlyI is I

I j Agonizing BurnsAre instantly relieved and perfectly

I healed by Bucklens Arnica Salve i

C Rivenbark Sr ofwrites I burnt my knee dreadfullythat it blistered all over BuekleusArnica Salve stopped the pain andhealed it without a scar j Also heals

J all wounds and sores 25c at Tydings-Co druggists m

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j Miss Jessie Nnrney who has beenthe guest of her sister Mrs Jack

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Camp in this city for the past twomonths left last Monday for herhome in Suffolk Va This has been-

I Miss Xurneys second visit to OcalaI and the many friends she has made

on each occasion hope for many morevisits from her

Card Clubs Entertained-

The Married Ladies AfternoonCard club met on Wednesday withMrs T T Monroe who entertained-her guests in her usual graceful and

Cordial mannerj

Wednesday evening the Young I

Married Peoples Whist club was en ¬

tertained quite charmingly by Mrand llrs George R McKean Theirguests besides the members of theclub were Mrs G D Wright ofMissouri Miss Laura Gerig of NorthCarolina and Miss Marie Patrick ofNew York

Mrs A E Gerig and Miss Gerigwere fortunate of the first prize andMr C V Miller and Nirs S A

Rawls received the booby priesThe meeting of this club with Mr

and Mrs McKean was one of themost delightful of the season

Last Thursday afternoon Miss SaraHarris was the hostess at the weeklymeeting of the Young Ladies Cardclub There were four tables of pro-

gressive¬

whist the games beinggreatly enjoyed The prizes forgames and pointsboth dainty hem ¬

stitched lace trimmed handkerchiefs-were won by Miss Esther Weath-

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and Miss Hattie Dye

FailedAll efforts have failed to find a bet-

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remedy for coughs colds andlung troubles than Foleys Honeyand Tar It stops the caugh healsthe lungs and prevents serious re ¬

sults from a cold J N PattersonNashua Ia writes Last winter Ihad a had cold on my lungs and tried-at least half a dozen advertised coughmedicines and had treatment fromtwo physicians without getting anybenefit A friend recommended Fo ¬

leys Honey and Tar and twothirds-of a bottle cured me I consider itthe greatest cough and lung medi ¬

cine in the world Postoflice DrugStore m

Beast and BeautyOscar Wild during his imprison-

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nnv about to terminate haswritten a book in reference to his re ¬

ception back into the world he writesthese words which for beauty canhardly be equaled

Society as we have constituted itwill have no place for me has none-to offer but nature whose swe t-

rains fall on thelunjust and just alikewill have clefts in the rocks where Imay hide and secret valleys in whosesilence I may weep undisturbed Shewill hang the night with stars so that-I may wa k abroad in the darknesswithout stumbling and send thewind over my footprints so that nonemay track me to my lurt she willcleanse me in great waters and withbitter herbs make me wh-

oletiWoodrnarMr Geo R McKean of Ocala

and Mr Homer T Velsh of Gaines-ville

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were in Sarasota the early part-of the week Their visit to ourtown resulted in a business dealwhich means that after the first ofMarch Mr Welsh will make Sara ¬

sota his home and take an activemanagement in the lumber business-of McKean Mr Welsh is a young j

man of sterling business qualities fulli

of push and energy and his associa-

tion with the firm will strengthen it j

greatly Sarasota Times

Mr LeeCook of Brooks ville who j

attends a dental college in Atlanta j

and who was called home on the ac ¬

count of the critical illness of hisbrother Mr Nevitt Cook whosedeath occurred last Saturday passedthrough Ocala yesterday afternoonreturning to his studies

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Kline Oclock GermanThe Nine Oclock German Club wilt

give another of their delightful cotil ¬

lions oi the evening of Februarylj twentysecond at Yonges HaM Mri E T Htlvejiston will be the leaderiI this a if airi r-

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Our other tiiHviaItii i are American and I 11 wood Hogand Cattle Proof Field Fence Sash Doors and >

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