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I OCALA EVENINGSTAR TUESDAY NOV M Pt J1909iIJ T Joo h r i r I 1Jt

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EVENING STAR-C L Bittlngcr and R R Carroll

Editors and Publishers

I C L BITTIXGER Editor

R R CARROLL Business Manager-

TOM STOVALLS BEAR TRAP

Aquarter of a century ago there liv-ed

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In Ocala in the home of his fatherIrijlaw Tom Stovall known as little

in comparison with his largerbrother Wallace Stovall now the edi-tor

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and proprietor of the Tampa Tri-bune

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For a number of years the twobrothers traveled together unitingtheir labors and their fortunes In thenewspaper business The boys set type-on Col Tom Harris Ocala Free Presslater embarking In journalism forthemselves when they started the LakeWeir Independent in the palmy days-of the orange industry on its shiningshores and when everybody there andagreat many in Ocala thought if theycould start a chautauqua on that beau-tiful

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ukc every mans fortune in theenterprise would become midas Butthe scheme proved a dismal failure andthe Stovall boys lit out for greenerfields and pastures new Wallace go

Tng to Sumterville where he becameJ proprietor the Sumterville Times

while Tom retraced his steps to oldKentucky where he became the pro-prietor

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of the Elizabeth town Newsf Ton1 prospered sold out and went to

Waylleld and started a departmentstore and did better We are remind-ed

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of all this beacuse of a slip of pa-per

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from the Mayfield Press which re-futes

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at length how a gang of thieveswere working in the culinary depart-ment

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of many homes in the place andamong them Mr Tom Stovalls homewhere flour Jiams and canned goodsjust melted away Tom got an ideaill to his head so cunningly depositedd bear trap in a partially depleted bar-rel of flour and it bore fruit in theimmediate capture of one dusky dls

jjojjer and shortly afterwards of two0 others all of whom were convicted and

are now doing time In a penal institu-tion

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of the state

V Buckshot who pulls the cord overthe short to Homasassa tells the fol-lowing

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alligator adventure He said ayear ago Mr Udell the excheese kingof Utica N Y who has fallen in lovewith the picturesque and romanticbeauties of that section is making hishome In that paradise and speuds hisK >are time in hunting and fishing Ayear ago he wasfishing In the watersof the Chasnhowitzka and dropped hiswaterbury in the water The other dayn party of hunters were roaming thewl ds or that section and came acrossa good sized gator He became the

J target of their deadly shots and whenstretched out in his everlasting sleepthey examined him and noticing ahuge lump in his throat It was lancedand out dropped a waterbury watch

< and on picking It up found the watchticking away the minutes for dear lifeand It surprised the hunters and spec-ulation

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grow rife as to the why of thewherefore of said remarkable inci ¬

I dent The theory Is now that It is MrUdells watch and the gator seeing theshiny timepiece In the water pounded

z on 1t as a titbit swallowed It but infS tead of touching his pallet with asense of a dainty morsel the watchlodged In his gullet and the action of

j the muscles of his throat so acted onthe winding stem of the watch that JtSiept the tlmepeace wound and that Iswhy It was found running on time

Ayeiv passed through OcalaIsterday on his way to Esmerald Isl1 nd Lake county where he has pur-chased

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the fruit on a number of or-ange groves and is picking and packIng same Mr Ayer having been rais-ed In a Lake Weir grove Is a goodjudge of fruit and has a keen eye forestimating tho number of same on atree and the Star Is pleased to knowJMr Ayer Is having a successful sea-son

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Mr L B Ayer is a son of ourpopular and efficient tax assessor-

Mr Cramer the New South FarmH9me company who arrived here

JS Jjeral weeks ago from Chicago ha-sgoneut to where the new town ot-DirroonJc Is to arise amid the pines ofithft flafwoods in the Fort McCoy sec-tion

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and Is laying out town lots andtracts of land He expects to be at itall the winter

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The notice published abQut MrvL-LAlkenI being an inmate of the hospHalyvvas a mistake as he Is still atthe ihome of his daughter Mrs Roo EBrlgance and doing quite well thoughstill suffering from the paralyticstroke received several weeks ago

The Ocala delegates to the stateconvention qt the W C T U thatmeets In Plant City tonight for a threedays session left this afternoon con-sisting

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of Mrs H C Packham prosl-jdenfspf <the Ocala union and Mrs GW Iartln chairman and organlzer oftheNoyal legion Mrs T E Bridges isalso a delegate but was not fully nre-j>ared to go Mrs C L Bittingertate chairman of narcotics and alsoappointed a fraternal delegate by the

federation of womens clubs owJng to unforseen circumstances Is de-tained

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at home

ri C9 R F Rogers of Lynne filled hisappointment at the Fort King Baptistchurch Sunday to a full house Theyear Is up and Col Rogers desires toVacate the pulpit mr it Is so far tocome but the people want him to con-tinue

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He Is an excsllent preacher

Mr Charles H White of Plant Cityhas beeji In town visiting his son JoeVghlte with Martin Cam MrWhlte >25 years ago was a prosperous i

merchant at Whitesville now Summerfleld and later a resident of OcalaHis friends are always glad to seehim

The German last night at YongesHall was well attended and greatly en-Joyed Messrs John H Taylor andStephen Jewett led the dance and hadas fpartners Mrs Taylor and MissClara Gray of St Petersburg Thegown worn by Miss Gray was the pro ¬

duct of the looms of the land of thesphinz purchased there nearly a yearago by her father Rev C M Graywhen ho made his trip to theholyland It was lace net over chiffon andIn It looked decidedly charming beInga Aery winsome and pretty young

J lady a decided brunette Mr and Mrsj m W Tucker furnished the music-l1ithalE was suitably decorated Severai new figures were introduced andall in all It was a most enjoying oc

E caslon for those present

Mr HIbbert Weathers is the newbookkeeper for the Teapot Grocery

p Mr Smith the former bookkeepertransferred his services to the whole-sale

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MARKET ANNOUNCEMENT-

Stall No 5 city market will openWednesday December 1st in charge-of Henry Holland with the best meatsthat can be had In the state of Flor ¬

I ida Tie beeves will come from theMunroe Chambliss stock farm wherethey were raised and fattened for theblock Those who have enjoyed firstclass Florida fattened beeves knowwhat the consumer can expect at stallNo 5 Remember the announcement-and give the meat a trial for therewill be none more tender or savory

THE WHITE STARTRANSFER COMPANY

Cheapest and best dray in the cityWe solicit your patronage Satisfac-tion

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guaranteed Phone 296

ITS A CRIMEto neglect your health The worstneglect that you can be guilty of isto allow constipation biliousness orany liver or bowel trouble to continue-It Is poisoning your entire system andmay lead to a serious chronic diseaseTake Ballards Herbine and get abso-lutely

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well The sure cure for anyand all ttouble3 of the stomach liverand bowels Sold by all druggists

HARNESS MENDED

Harness of all kinds mended or newparts made where desired Also sawfiling done Apply to J T Simmons atTompkins Cobbs stables t

FRESH SEEDS-

We have In our fresh supply of re ¬

liable garden and flower seeds for fallplanting Tydings Co

SKILLED PAINTING-

I am prepared to take any job ofpainting no matter how large or howsmall or how fide the work desiredmay be I hae the material brushes-and knowledge to paint and do 11

right Houses painted inside and outGraining gilding hard oil finishingvarnishing and lettering and signpainting Taste and skill guaranteedAddress P O Box 135 or leave word-at the Star office K W FHIyaw

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NO CASE ON RECORD

There Is no case on record of acough or cold resulting in pneumonia-or consumption after Foleys Honeyand Tar has been taken as it willstop your cough and break up yourcold quickly Refuse any but thegenuine Foleys Honey and Tar in ay6llow package Contains no opiates-and Js safe and sure Sold by alldruggists

TAX NOTICE-

By order of the city council thecity-tax books will positively close Decem ¬

ber 1st after which a penalty of 10per cent will attach W W Clyatt

City Tax Collector

FOR SALE CHEAP-

A desirable building lot on NorthI Second East Adams street opposite-the Jewish synagogue Address Box180 city

HORSES FOR SALE

Three horses all different pricescheap for cash Apply to D M Boneycity

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DATE WAS CHANGED> t

The date of the auto race between-Mr Ed Carmlchaels arid Mr JackCamps cars has been changed fromWednesday afternoon to Friday after-noon

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at 330 This change was madenecessary owing to the indisposition ofMr Gus Haley who will drive MrCarmlchaels car

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Dont forget the big show next Sat ¬

urday night at the Armory TheaterThe one best minstrel bet In seasonCoburns Greater Minstrels Alwaysreliable enjoyable and with clean funcomedy bright music and entirely-new features and people each seasonThe members of Cobes companyhave to be wide awake energetic andhard workers from the time the cur-tain

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I rises and the result Is always afirstclass rollocklng hustling enpay

I able performance Dont forget theparade and bind concert at noon

There is no game law against anyone hunting for PLANKS CHILLTONIC Its guaranteed to cure ma-laria

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chills and fever Price 25 centsper bottle Ask your dealer hellprobably know-

R L Mathews with R L Parks onthe old George Tyler place had hishand badly lacerated with a circularsaw I

If you have noticed symptoms ofkidney troubles do not delay in taking-the most reliable and dependable rem-edy

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possible such ns DeWitts Kidneyand Bladder Pills These wonderfulpills are being used with great satis-faction

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by thousands of people TryDeWitfs Kidney and Bladder Pills to-

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Sold by all druggists

LAKE WEIREIGHTEEN MILES FROM OCALA

Hotsto Rent Woodma on thet Bluff Overlooking the Lake

GOODWIN BUNGALOW Furnish ¬

ed modern plumfftng running wateracetylene gas 10 per week

ARGYLE COTTAGEFurnished-running water 5 per week

BLAIR VILLATo rent on Octobsr1 for the winter furnished runningwater modern plumbing acetylene-gas 25 per month

IDavid S Woodrow

Holder Block Ocala Fla

Have you seentne new visible FaySholes typewriter R C Davis 6 Cogeneral agents

FOR SALE1526 pine boards 1x10x7 13650 cy ¬

press slats x3xl26 1780 14x3x7Apply to C P Moore care OcalaLumber Supply Co

FURNISHED ROOMS >r1Ighlhousekeeping bath and vail conven-iences

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Apply at SI North Magnoliastreet

iDeWitts Little Early Risersthe

safe sure gentIesy lltfl liver spIllsBe sure to get DeWIttUt CarbCHzedWitch HazeISaIv the or5ginal2UAl ¬ways refuse substitutesflnd imitations-The original DeWitts Carbolized WitchHazel Salve s goodfor anything asalve is used ifor butJt is especiallygood for plies Sold by all druggists

AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH

At the Baptist church Sunday theRev H E Gabby took for his themeWitnesses for Christ and founded

his remarks on Acts 15 Ye shall Ibe witnesses unto Me He spoke ofthe necessary qualifications of a wit ¬

ness that he should be truthful andto be believed that in giving evidencehearsay or mere opinions were not admissable but that evidence must bepure facts under the knowledge of thewitness He spoke of the results ofevidence for Christ and quoted Agrlppa who after listening to the evidence-for Christ as given by Paul exclaimedalmost thou persuadest me to be a

Christian Mr Gabbys discoursecontained many beautiful and apt il ¬

lustrationsthe Pharisees trying toincriminate Christ for healing theblind man by trying to get thje manto say it was the word of Satan butthe man stood by the one great factthat whereas once he was blind nowhe could see That was thy only evi ¬

dence he could truthfully give of theidentity of Christ he knew nothing-Mr Gabby said the word witness andthe word martyr in the Greek langugage were almost identical andspoke of the evidence for Christ asgiven by hundreds of the early Chris ¬

tians who suffered martyrdom at thestake He said that the highest at-

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of science today were allevidence for Christianity and thatwhen a man said that science contra ¬

dicted the teachings of Christ he sim-ply

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knew nothing about science Twooung men were to be roommates atcollegethe one an Infidel the other apronounced Christian The infidel no-tified

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his roommate that there was tobe no prayers or Bible reading in thatroom but the other called his atten ¬

tion to the fact that he owned onehajf of tbe room and could do as hepleased wit It at the same time ac ¬

cording the same right to the otherSo day after day and night after night-atI appropriate times the Christian onhis side of the room read and prayedFor a long time the man on the otherside of the room jeered and scoffedbut finally unable to withstand theevidence of the Christian witness hebecame converted and today is knownall over the world as one of thegreatest missionaries since the day pfPaul

The sermon was listened to and enJoyed by a large and attentive con-gregation

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Just before the sermon a notice wasread stating that Mrs Mary HarrisArmour the great Georgia apostle ofprohibition and whose eloquent voicehas been heard in every important-city of the United States would be inthat church on on Tuesday eveningDecember 7th to deliver an address-on her favorite topic As the publicInvited the congregation is urged tobe on hand early if they expect to getseats

WONT SLIGHT A GOOD FRIEND-

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ever I need a cough medicineagain I know what to get declaresMrs A L Alley of Beals Me forafter using ten bottles of Dr KingsNew Discovery and seeing its excel ¬

lent results in my own family andothers I am convinced It Is the bestmedicine made for coughs colds andlung trouble Every one who tries-It feels just that way relief is feltat once and its quick cure surprises-you For bronchitis asthma hemor ¬

rhage croup lagrlppe sore throatpain in chest or lungs its supreme50c and 1 Trial bottle free Guaran ¬

teed by all drug-

glssCASTOR IAlor Infants and Children

Tin KM You Hay Always Botjht

B1rstheS-Ignature of-

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ctILICENSE DUE

The city dog license tax Is now dueand animals not properly licensed andtagged will be taken up in compliancewith law C A Dinkins Marshal

LOSTA goldbar breastpin heav¬

ily engraved Finder will please re ¬

turn to Star office and receive reward-

A TINY BABY

cant tell you in words what the trou-ble

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is but if its complexion getspasty if it gets weaker and weakerloses flesh and is cross and peevish-you can be certain that it has wormsGive it Whites Cream Vermifugeguaranteed harmless Expels theworms and puts the baby in a healthynormal condition Sold by all drug ¬

gists

HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE-

I have just received a carload of fineKentucky horses and mules extra niceanimals among them some matchedteams and saddle horses All areguaranteed to be firstclass stockCome to the lot on West Exposition-street next to the John Martin cigarfactory building and look them overbefore they have been sold out I willmake the prices right

Respectfully Hugh J Nichols

NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is given that pursuant to anorder of the judge of the Fifth cir-cuit

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of Florida I will receive bids forthe turpentine location now in myhands as receiver known as IrvinePlace consisting of all of the prop ¬

erty timber timber rights turpen ¬

tine leases and personal property be¬

longing to said location said bids tobe In writing and will be received byme at Irvine Florida up to the 6thday of December 1909 the said prop-erty

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to be sold for cash-D J McEachern Receiver

This Nov 22nd 1909-

NOTICE

The registration books of the citywere revised November 2nd 1909 bythe city council and the followingnames strickenWard No1-

C H Shaw W W Stripling W HClark

Ward No 2L Dozier E C Dorsej F C Dor ¬

sey E P Guerrant J C Geiger SamHoffman W J Lohrig F J Lovell HE Leavengood E E McLin H DPalmer AV H Powers S A RawlsRobert Taylor

Ward No3-L Bitting A L EichelbergerE

L Freyermuth W A Kallenberger-C L Moore W O Massey4 C VRoberts Edward Sweat R A Witter

Ward No4SJ Tones W C Moore J T MooreCouncil will hear complaints Decem ¬

ber 7th for the restoration of namesstricken H C SistrunkClerk and Supervisor oj Registration

of the City of Ocala

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WOMANS DEPARTMENT =

AT THE COUNTY FAIR

The following were the exhibits in

the Woman s Department of the Ma-

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County Fair for the year 1909

Mrs W AI Gist Mclntosh Pick I

les jellies jam preserves crystalizedorange lard candy cornbread decor-ated cake

Mrs W E Allen Mclntosh SWrtbureau scarf kitchen apron lacehandkerchief embroidered center ¬

piece tie endsMi3 Annette Gist McIntoshShirt-

waist farcy bag night gown corona¬

tion braid center piece pickles pep ¬

per sauceMiss Elizabeth Gist Mclntosh Fan ¬

cy apron fancy gal ters embroidered-towel embroidered handkerchief

Mrs JL I Gist Mclntosh Embroid-ered

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centerpiece work bag drawnwork centerpiece shirt waist laceborder for handkerchief tatting pin-

cushion handkerchief case tie endsI photo frame preserves jellies chowchow and canned fruits

Mrs J K Christian McIntoshKnitted quilt sofa pillow baby cap

Mrs James Means Mclntosh Cot ¬

ton quilt chemiseMrs A L Grant Mclntosb Calico

dresses short skirt gents night shirtMrs J S Thomas McIntoshCan-

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corn fig and plum preserves-Mrs R E Flewellen McIntosh

Sponge cake preserves and picklesMrs X A Flewellen Mclntosh

Centerpiece embroideredMrs G A Flewellen McIntosh

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Silk quilt caramel cakeMrs G T Flewellenj McIntosh

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Knitted cape lace handkerchiefMrs J S Neal McIntoshCanned-

fruitsI preserves pickles-

Mrs W R Brown McIntoshBu-reau

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scarfs fancy bag garters pointlace handkerchief fancy scarf em ¬

broidered towelMrs M I Smith Mclntosh Pillow

sUpsMrsW R Granger McIntosh

Handkerchiefs-Mrs

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J Y Petteys McIntoshHandkerchiefs crocheted mats head

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restMrsDixon Irvine Orange Lake

Montmelteck centerpiece silk quiltembroidered lunch cloth cut workcloth

I Mrs R R Whittington FJemi 11 tonPlum jelly huckleberry jellypre

serves chowchow pickles vMrs Cogewel Belleview Drawn

work tray cloth hemstitched handker-chiefs

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Mrs F G Buhl Shady Preservescanned fruits and vegetables jellies

I apron crocheted centerpiece drawnwbrk childs dress embroidered cen-

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Mrs W R Bryant Belleview Pre-serves

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pickles-Mrs A M Lamb Belleview Wov-

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bedspreadMrs W M Shockley Lowell Pre¬

serves jtllies sweet and sourpicklesMrs E T Becker HolderEm

broldered centerpieceMrs Sloan LoyelU SparrPive-

s pickles chowchow knitted wool-

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gloves knitted woolen baby mitscrocheted mats

Mrs J C Johnson SantosBed-quilt embroidered childs dress em ¬

broidered centerpiece knitted slip-

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corset cover point lace handker-chief

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baby dress pickles preservesjellies catsup-

Mr Peter Durisoe Connor Fourbottles candidates delight cabbagepalmetto pickles-

Mrs N H Boswell Dunnellon So-

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pillow embroidered piano coverMrs Morrow DunnellonBureau

scarf drawn workMiss Cleo Johnson Dunnellon

Fancy workMiss Gfossie Fletcher Dunnellon

Embroidered centerpiece-Mrs George Neville Dunnellon

Point lace baby capMrs Castel Dunnellon Embroider ¬

ed napkin rings embroidered center-piece

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Mrs W A Guthery StantonSofapillow

Mrs H W Long Martel Baby capdrawn work apron embroidered cen ¬

terpiece fancy mats hemstitchedhandkerchief drawn work center-piece

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Mrs Morton Douglass ShadyPickl-es

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preserves chowchow jam jelliescanned fruits and vegetables grapejuice cordials guava butter huckle ¬

berry butter and other good thingsOcala ladies who had exhibits in

Womans DepartmentMrs Donald Ferguson Pillow cas ¬

es crocheted mats pillow cover wiregrass work

Mrs S L BittingKnitted bedspread knitted stockings

Mrs James SimmonsCotton quiltcradle quilt silk quilt centerpieces-towel leather work

Mrs J H McClymondsEmbroid ¬

ered bed spread woven counterpanebiscuits light rolls

Miss Pauline Sullivan Cut glassembroidered centerpiece

Mrs G T Maughs Crocheted matbraid mats embroidered centerpiececrocheted centerpiece-

Miss Sara DavisCrayon drawingsembroidered shirtwaist

Mrs Willie JohnsonCrochetedcenterpiece preserves jam picklescatsup jellies

Mrs L YonceBedcpreadMiss Fannie Carlisle Sofa pillowMrs Wm Hocker Crocheted and

embroidered lunch setA Syrian ladYCrocheted capsMrs Annie Alken Two dollsMrs W L Qolbert Fancy hand

bag crocheted mats dresser setwashstan set baby sacque bootsmittens 1tc chaLKUidies baby hoodtatting dtawn work centerpiece Bat

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tenbufcgl cenidrpJece pillow top cro-

cheted edging tatting yok rind Inser¬

tion apron handkerchiefs and Other

fancy workMrs Edna Blair Preserves jellies

pickles catsups vinegar sofa pillowcanned fruits and vegetables

Miss Annie AtkinsonPoint lacecollar tatting edge and other tattingarticles bureau scarf

Mrs W W Clemmons Quilts boydoll girl doll embroidered center-piece

Mrs H C PackhamSofa pillowcrocheted Afghan shawl

Mrs C W HunterBaby sacqueMrs S R PylesSoap preserves

jellies chowchow catsups picklescanned goods mayonaise dressingpickled eggs spiced fruits crystalizedgrapefruit stuffed cantaloupes pick-

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walnuts wines cordials peanutbutter sauces jam marmalade syr ¬

up etc lightbread cornbread Bostonbrown bread plum pudding and butterand other good things too numerous-to mention

Miss Catharine Pyre Completetoilet set

Mrs 0 T Green Vinegar pre-serves

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jellies oil paintings-Mrs Bettie DorseyLace handker-

chiefs¬

Mrs G W Martin Guava jellyMiss Theo WallisEmbroldered-

corset coverMrs A P GeigerQuilt-Miss Ophelia SawtelleCandy-

cakes decorated cakeMrs E L eYCrocheted slip-

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kitchen apron sun bonnet fan¬

cy scarf quilt drawn work napkinssamples of darning-

Mrs H H DosdelCrocheted-childs dress drawn work childsdress crocheted tidies apron sofapillow baby sacque baby cap

Mrs Frank Drake Decoratedcakes crocheted quilts handpainted-sofa pillow water color paintings

Mrs J M MefEert Jellies cannedguavas loaf of lightbread-

Mrs W WolfEmbroidered center-pieces

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Mrs JewellVinegar wine honeypickles preserves jelly cannelfruits and vegetables catsup lightbread and rolls

Mrs George DavisGuava jellycrocheted edging

Mrs John E Bailey Embroideredbaby dress and cap e

Mrs W D hetstoneLace corsetcover lace handkerchief point lacecollar point lace yoke point lacecuffs cut work collar embroidered-dress

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panelMrs Robert Blake Embroidered

centerpiece knitted bed spread knit-ted

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lace dollMiss Irma BlakeEmbroidered

dress crayon drawings-Miss Stella ClaytonTie case made

of glass ard ribbonMrs A A Winer Bread and rollsMrs James MoorheadMarmalade-

jam preserves grape juice jelliescanned fruits vegetable dressing tormeats crystalized grapefruit grape-

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pickle carrot preserves paperflowers

Mrs Rosa Bopher Quilts picklescatsup preserves

Mrs J tRbertsonCrocheted ta¬

ble set crocheted collar handker ¬

chiefs tidies baby sacque woolencoverlet rug i

Mrs A E GerigSet embroiderednapkins

Mrs J H TaylorTwo sets of elab-orately

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embroidered sheets and pillow-cases

Mrs T D LancasterTatting babydress cap collar cuffs etc crocheted-lace and other articles

Mrs Jerry BurnettEmbroideredcenterpiece and baby sacque

Mrs C R TydingsDrawn workbureau scarf pillow shams center-piece

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table cover etc two lovelyI

Mexican shawlsMiss Annie Davis Hemstitched

handkerchief baby dressMrs M E WallaceSofa pillow

crocheted mats tatting collarMrs John FreyermuthPickles-

preserves jelly canned fruits plumbutter

Palmetto Stock FarmPreservesjelliees jam catsups pickles grapejuice canned fruits and vegetablesmarmalade apple butter sauces soapdolls etc

Mr John BrooksTwo handcarvealligators

Specials-The oil painting sent to the fair by-

a Dunnellon lady whose name thewriter failed to learn elicited muchpraise

Mrs Sloan Lovell of Sparr exhibited-two pairs of woolen gloves knittedfrom wool cut from Florida sheepraised by Mrs Lovell

The elegant handpainted sofa pil-

low

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and the water color paintings ofMrs Frank Drake were greatly ad¬

miredLittle Miss Irma Blakes embroider-

ed

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dress received many complimentsMrs Otis Greens oil paintings add ¬

ed greatly to the attractiveness ofthe womans room

Alice Colbert the six year olddaughter of Mr W L Colbert made-a calico quilt top for the fair Thesewing was excellent

Among the curiosities were two ex¬

quisite Mexican shawls owned byMrs T3dings this city

The beautiful toilet set made byMiss Catherine Pyles the twelve yearold daughter of Mr and Mrs S RPyles was a work of art I

Miss Josephine Bullock remembered-the fair by sending one of her beau ¬

tiful oil paintings An Indian GirlMiss Bullock is attending school inNashville Tenn and is making spe-

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of oil painting She is an ar¬

tist of unusual abilityMrs Bosticks hats and Mrs Ai

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THE OCALA DEVELQPEMiENTCOMPANY will sell you rfome inOcala Will sell you a lot andbuild a house planned by j youWill guarantee the title and njTthe insurance You pay littlemore than rent Now ready forbusiness t

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European Plan4Rates 1 per day and up Rathsk I t J

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n sonal supervision since Its infancyAllowno one to deceive youin tnls

Counterfeits Imitations and Justasgood are lintj Experiments that trifle with and endanger the hea1tht

Infants and ChildrenExperience against PCthIOIiJ iWhat is CASTRIA j

Castoria i9 a harmless substitute for astor Oil Par O

fecrlc Drops and Soothing Syrups It is Pleasant Itcontains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcoticsubstance Its age is its guarantee It destroys Wormsand allays Foverishness It cures Piarrhosa and TVindColic It relieves Teething Troubles curesand Flatulency It Assimilates the Food IcguIatestliQS-tomach and Bowels giving healthy andmtuillepT-he Childrens PanaceaThe Mothers friend fi4-

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NIWICEPLANTW-e now have modern machinery DUPLICATED THROUGHOUT less-

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danger of breakdowns We have experienced men in charge-

If you will observe precautions in killing hogs which we advise inour circular letter write us if you did not receive one we are sureYou will not haye any damaged or spoiled meat FRO3IOURPIiANT

We are not strangers to you and we hope to be here In bilSle Jtorthe remainderof our days which we dan only do by giving you square

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Bring or send us your meat our charges same as lftstfyearOCALA ICE AND PACKING COMPANY

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Box 687 OCALA FDA pJjt4I

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kens dolls were among the beautifulthings to be seen in the Womans Department-

Mrs W L Colbert had a cabinet oHunique curios among her xhlbfts i

Foleys Honey and Tires coughsquickly strengthens the lungsoand ex-pels

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cold Get the genuTmTin ayellowpackage Sold by all druggists

Eagles meet Wednesday evening

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HANDLEY HOUSE FOR RENTThe A E Ilandlyfijqe one f tht-

t convenient and bgtbuilt Ot1Mflage oVand all c conveniences u1HtIMhouse located in third ward nearbigh

I school building for rent er saleApply to David 8s WoedroWrfHM r-

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