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OCALA OCCURRENCES

Masons meet tonight

Red Men meet this evening

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Meet me at the drug store on thesquare

Mr Charlts Culbreath has gone toSt Petersburg for a visit

Mrs J M Jackson of Miami is atthe Montezuma

Mr J W0 Baglo of Dutton Gsu Isaguest of the Ocala House

L Mr Dixon H Irvine of Orange LakeIs at the Ocala House

Mrs John W Brown of Wildwoodfs a guest of the Ocala House

Mr L B Yarn of Brooksville is aguest of the Ocala House

Planks Chili Tonic guaranteed tocure chills and fever 25 cents

Huckleberries are ripe and plenti-ful

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Now for the pie

fet me at th < drug utorexffh thesquare

I Mr James A Jones of Micanopy isat the Montezuma-

MrI C B Thrasher of Dade City isa guest of the Montezuma

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Mrs C H Lloyd wont down to-

Woodmar yesterday afternoon to visitfriends

TL D Beck a veteran from Montbrook is in the city attending the re ¬

union

Mr and Mrs F J Davis and child-ren

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of New York are guests of theOcala House

Messrs John Pasco E W Knox PN Sessions of Tampa are guests ofthe Ocala House

Mr< H M Hampton has returnedfrom Green Springs where she spenttwo weeks

Major R A Green the commission-man of Ocala and everywhere Is atthe Ocala House

The Montezuma hotel had fifty ar¬

rivals yesterday and again turnedaway applicants for rooms

Mr R A Detterich proprietor ofthe Montezuma Barbershop is III athis home in the first ward

The Curt Pharmacy has an uptodate line of toilet articles and invles

I yow inspectionI

I R C Davis Co of Jacksonvillehandle silk typewriter ribbons 75ceach 750 per dozen

Three cents will fan you for tenhours Get one of those 8inch Wes-tinghouse fans from H W Tucker

John Stevens of Odessa and brothrof C C Stevens of Berlin is attend-ing

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the reunion

R C Davis Co of Jacksonville-will sell any make of secondhand

I typewriter upon easy terms if desiredI

Mrs Edward McIntosh of Clearwa-ter is the guest of Mrs Ed Carmi-chael

Mrs C H Bennett of Coleman withher little baby are visiting Mr andMrs J A Walters

Mr and Mrs Baxter Cam are visit ¬

ing Mrs Cams relatives at IslandGrove for a fev days

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Quite a crowd of Williston veteransI returned home this morning They

couldnt wait for the dinner as theirtomato crop awaited their attention

MEN Our Illustrated catalogue ex-

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how we teach barber trade infew weeks mailed free Moler BarberCollege Atlanta Ga

Mrs J P Hilburn of outhern Col ¬

lege will arrive in town early nextweek for a visit to her sisters MissesMargaret and Pauline Peace

Mr and Mrs Arthur Masters andrlittle daughter of Williston are In thecity visiting Mrs Masters sister Mrs-C J Phillips-

We have a most exquisite line offancy Imported china in many dif-

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The AntiMonopolyDrugstore

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Mrs Barnett of Jacksonville form-erly

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Miss Pooser of this city is a guest-of the Ocala House She dined lastevctning with Mr and Mrs J A Walt-ers

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There Is no better stock of finowriting papers in the city than wecarry Come in and look it over ifyou want something really nice Tydings Co jt

Mr D W Tompkins has returnedfrom a business trip to Green Springswhere he made a contract with thoproprietors of the springs to get waterfrom there for himself and friends

Mr Griff Kilgore of Wildwood In ¬

formed a Star reporter yesterday thatMr Syler and Mr Close of Lady Lakesold their first four cars of melonMi S getting 1000 and the latter

800 That was a good beginning

Look over our line of toilet prep ¬

arations We are quite proud of thefine stock Perfumes powders andsoaps of the finer grades TydingsCompany-

The moon will be in total eclipsethis evening The eclipse will lastover three hours and will end between1 and 11 oclock It will be almostover when the moon rises

Everyone would be benefited bytaking Foleys Orino Laxative for con ¬

stipation stomach and liver trouble-as it sweetens the stomach andbreath gently stimulates the liverand regulates the bowels and is muchsuperior to pills and ordinary laxa-tives

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ative today Sold by all druggists

EAGLES MINSTREL TONIGHT

The Eagles minstrels will give theirperformance at the armory theater tonight We hope the house will be fill-

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The people should have enoughlocal pride to go to see one of the besthome talent attractions ever put on Inthis city As for the merits of thepiece it will amply pay you for theboys are in fine trim and have hadgood practice a full rehearsal lastnight and will give you more thanyour moneys worth There will besome fine specialties excellent musicbeautiful costumes solos and one ofthe best male quartets ever heard inthis city Dont fail to be there

BEAUTIFUL CHILDRENS PARTY

Misses Stella Nina Xettie and Carita Camp entertained their littlefriends to the number of about fortymost delightfully yesterday afternoon-on the spacious lawn at the home oftheir parents Mr and Mrs ClarenceCamp on the heights

The little people played the usualgames so dear to childrens hearts onthe lawn until the light shower camewjien they finished the afternoon onthe spacious jwrches One of thefeatures that gave the children su-

preme¬

delight was the huge JackHomer pie secreted in the mysterious

I depths of which were many prettyfavors one for each child A ribbonwas attached to each present and theends protruded from the pie Therewere pink ones for the boys and blueones for the girls Each child drewout the ribbon assigned to it at thesignal and secured a pretty souvenir of

I the partyDainty refreshments were served to

the little folks by Mrs Camp and herassistants The children will long re-

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with pleasure the jolly after-noon

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spent with the little MissesCamp

CHANGE IN MILK DELIVERIES-

Mr H H Whitworth of the Hia-watha

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Lake Dairy commenced today-to make an afternoon instead of amorning delivery of milk though themorning delivery as well was madefor this the first lay The cows willin future be milked from 12 to 2

oclock the milk cooled in the patentcooler and brought right in townand IIrel to the customers Mr

hlt worth thinks the new arrange-ment

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will be an improvement overI the old in many respects-

The Ocala House had 41 arrivalsyesterday and with the many regularguests and hold overs in the housealmost every room in the building wasoccupied

The Tourist and the Dervish atthe Air Dome tonight will make yousmile and a New Edition of Ingoman is interesting True UntilDeath is o very good little storyDont fail to see them-

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400 ladies trimmed hats worth upto 4 each 198 while they last Atthe Globe

Whether there is a breeze or notyou can keep one up for ten hours withone of the new eightinch Westing-house fans for only 3 cents H WTucker has them

Mrs May Bingham of the Star of-

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returned this afternoon from aweeks visit to Bartow and WinterHaven her former home-

A L Taylor of the Rentz Lumber-Co at Fort rcCoy was in town to-

day¬

Mr Taylor had the misfortune tofall off a wagon several weeks agoand break his right arm

Many of our citizens are drifting to-

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Brlghts disease by netfleflnssymptoms of kidney and bladdertrouble which Foleys Kidney Iteme lywill quickly cure Sold by all drug-gists

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Mrs Ed Carmichael Is enjoying avisit from her father and lovely littleniece Mr R H Wilkins and Marguer-ite

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Plummer of Anthony Mr Wilkinscame especially to attend the reunion

Miss Chita Kendrick daughter ofCaptain William Kendrick is In thecity a guest of Mrs Howse and at ¬

tended the reunion festivities

I The court disposed of two cases yes-terday

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both negroes one for hogI wrecking and the other for tapping-the till at the TheusZachry Furni ¬

ture Company The former was re ¬

leased and the latter convicted

We do not know of any other pillthat is as good as DeWitts LittleEarly Risers the famous little liverpills small gentle pleasant and surepills with a reputation Sold by alldruggists

Peter Hull a former resident orReddick but now a citizen of Jack-sonville is in town looking after theshipment of melons in this section Hismany old Ocala friends are indeedglad to see him

Your prescriptions when left at theCourt Pharmacy are compounded-from pure and fresh drugs Phone uswell call for and deliver your pre¬

scriptions-

J D Devarn of Reddick a trucker-was a guest of the Montezuma yester-day

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E M Dilly the Wlnsted manufac ¬

turer was a guest of the Montezumayesterday as were E G Means a drygoods salesman and Dr H W Henry-of Lake Weir

W M Blitch of Santa Fe and com-

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of the Stonewall Camp of Vet-erans

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at Gainesville is attending thereunion Mr B belongs to that num-erous

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tribe of Blitches in Marion whosename is a household word with us

FOR SALEA nearly new Under¬

wood typewriter cheap for cash Ap ¬

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Belle Meade Sweets

Sugar Frait art ChoctUteI THATS ALL

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evening at 815 oclock1 Indian Intermezzo Rainbow J

B Lampe2 Schottische Four Little Black-

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L B OConnor3 Zaraida Polka Mr H W Tuck-

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ntermislion5 Colonlai intermezzo Priscilla

S R Henry6 Genii waltzes by requestML-

evi7 Intermezzo twostep A Terrible

Turk Egbert Van Alstyne8 Selection Remicks Hits Xo 3

J B LampeAE Gcrig Director

TICKETS AT OCALA NEWS CO

Tickets for the Eagle Minstrel atthe armory theater this evening areon sale at the Ocala News Co

ORLANDO TOOK THE FIRST GAME

Those of our citizens and the visit ¬

ors within our gates who assembled-at the Main street baseball diamondyesterday afternoon to witness theinitial game of the season betweenOrlando and Ocala had the pleasureof seeing one of the best and cleanestgames ever played on the diamondAlthough the score was one to noth ¬

ing at the close of the ninth inning-in favor of the visiting team thosewho saw the game were perfectlysatisfied with the result for thoughOcala lost the boys on the home teamplayed good ball and every one isproud of them

The only run of the game was made-in the fifth Inning by the Orlandoteam on an error and from then on itwas a closely waged contest Galloway-who plays with the team as a regularplayer this year distinguished himself-at the bat yesterday and promises tomake a hard hitting player Harrispitched a good game and made severalgood plays retiring the visiting teamat crucial moments The visitorsshowed up well in the field for it wasupon their good field work that thegame was won Ocala making ninehits during the game as against fourfor the visitors

The same teams will play again thisafternoon and it is said that Bennetthas a surprise in store In the way of-

a pitcher who has the speed and thebenders Come out and see the game

I youll never regret It The Orlandocrowd is composed of home boys gen-tlemanly

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I young men whom it Is apleasure to meet They know how toplay the game and there Is a treat Instore for the fans today and tomorrow

EYETROUBLES-

AREHEREDITARY-

They are handed down from parent-to child and If there is a defect In aparents eyes it is more than likely tobe found In the eyes of the child also

Red lids styes or Itching burningpains areINDICATIONS OFmuscular troubles that can be overcome by using proper glasses

DR D M BONEYEyesight Specialist

Ocala FlaOffice Hours 9 to 12 a m aid

130 to 430 p m Optical offlctaid laboratory rooms aid 4 Garyblock

Among the veterans In attendancetoday were C C Stevens BerlinNewton Knoblock Martin Tom JSIstrunk Berlin L D Geiger and ML Payne of Fairfield-

Mr J A Pittman after the excel ¬

lent Daughters dinner left for Jack-sonville

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to visit his son Dr James APittman and on Saturday will leave forthe big reunion at Memphis

3 CENTS FOR 10 HOURS RUNNING-

How is that This is not an auto ¬

mobile but one of those new 8inchWestinghouse electric fans that Ihave just received Let me place oneor two of them in your home or onyour desk H W Tucker the elec ¬

trical supply man

Have you seen the new visible FaySholes typewriter R C Davis Cogeneral agents

THE OCALA WAGON WORKSOffers Its services and superior work-manship

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in the art of painting vehi-cles

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of all kinds and classes It hasintroduced its specialty of painting au-tomobiles

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A sample of our work canbe seen on the decoration of Mr D WDavis auto Give us a calL

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GANtE BONES JUNE FORECAST

The brimming mill pond full of boysThe springboard and the SlIde

The sly beefchewer the JobAnd the pants securely tied

The dripping and the telltale hairThe scurry home at noon

And then what Paddy gave thedrumXot yet but June

The wedding and the wedding guestsThe presents and the raiment

The father proffering the brideAnd the much embarrased claimant

The dinner and the shoes and rierThe dear old honeymoon

And Loves young dream until theywakeNot yet but June

The end of school the joyous shoutThe essay and oration

Some samples of bad grammar byThe Board of Education-

All standing singing Auld Lang-Syne

Or some such fitting tuneAnd two young men and thirty girls

Not yet but June

The picnic and the happy kidsThe dinner in the shade

The scream when little Johnny SmithFalls in the lemonade-

The soulmates strolling hand in handNot married yet but soon

And the little redbugs at the batNot yet but June

June was dedicated by the Romansto love and marriage and was there-fore named for Juno whose experiencewas thought to more nearly typifythat of the average married womanthan anything that had happened upto that time

Juno married Jupiter one of thebest and most exemplary of gods giv-ing

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him her simple trust and all therope compatible with a reasonable en ¬

joyment of liberty though marriedNevertheless they had not been mar-ried

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long enough even to feel surethat they were suited to each otherwhen the bride made the terrible dis-covery

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that the coowner of her wed ¬

ding presents and the man who wasI to flag the family breadwagon had anr affinityI Fortunately though It had proven toIbe with gods as It Is with men it wasnot with goddesses as It is with wo ¬

men Juno had a comeback coming-to her and she got busier than amother robin rustling worms ShS

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turned her husbands affinity Into IIII heifer and set Argus to watch overher as a shepherd Argus had a hun-

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eyes and do what he could Jup-iter could not catch him asleep allaround and steal the heifer away from

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him Asa last resort he sent Mer-cury

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to slay him After trying every-thing

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else Mercury told him thatI Bryan was elected and he fell deadJuno took the eyes of Argus and set

I them in the tall of a peacock wherewe may see them any fine morning inthe countryt6l remind us of that old¬

est of domestic tragedies Inseparable-from the history

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The wedding march will fill the landAnd the quail will get to plpln

The Muse will rouse the village badAnd Pattens wheat will ripen

The old selfbinder will come outAnd sing a few sweet stanzas

And the college graduate will shoutAnd hit the trail for Kansas

Come out with us at harvest timewhen the sickle sings at mowingwhen the rose is blooming in the fieldand the breath of June Is blowingwhen the golden harvest ebbs andflows in undulating billows and thewater boy Is fast asleep down wherethe grass is green and deep beneath-the shady willows r

Theres nothing like itiinywheresupon the earth or oer tbt air la

I fresh and fragrant with the sweetbreath of the clover the birds aresinging operas and the poultry is asunning and the old familiar dinnerbell sets everybody running Theremay be men in Marathons that run amile a minute but Its a question if

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St Yves or Longboat would be In Itif he were working in a field thoughmany times a winner and a bunch oftwenty harvest hands knocked off togo to dinner

Its simply wonderful the way-

A harvest hand gets goingYou look at him one instant and

You see him calmly mowing-You wouldnt think if forty bells

Should ring that he would hearthem

Or if ten banquets beckoned himThat he would venture near them

He looks as whipped out as a ragAnd dead to all attraction

But you want to hear the dinner bellI

To see his triple actionYou want to see him double up

As if he had the colicAnd tear the field up setting out

Upon that little frolic-It is as if the fumes of beans

Had reached him or the visionOf chicken had appeared to him

Or else that some ElysianMirage had shown him corn cakes pie

Fresh biscuits or food such asGods eat teased him keeping just

Outside his eager clutches

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will do a Highland fling and thetumblebug will tumble the calf willbuck and jump for Joy of simply be-Ing

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loose the droll grasshoppers sItaround and spit tobacco juice the JV fluckless tramp resume his march andthe bulldog chase and ih1rii4 tthe hqrsefiy irritate the mule 11 so T-

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It is hard Ca8f taIffThfena at Washington but the prospectj Art

that when tie dutof conifaet1 b I Ti X7

this time we instead of the trustswill be found to be the goat Mr WH Taft will continue as presidentand Mr Theodore Roosevelt as huntec 1to the Associated Press Messrs Morgan and Rockefeller will divide themoney Mr James Schoolcraft ebiror u 4

man will furnish the silence Mr n

Joseph G Cannon will run the conntryMr Nelson W Aldrich will be thevillain and Mr Albert J Beveridgewill be the young lady> he t n = Jafi 1tween two lovers blots r11i1

June will be notable in astronomy tt1There will be two cllpsj vlt tar sreclipse of the full moon >

on the Jtblrd 3 t ft tand a central eclipse of the sun oa tFeJ b

seventeenth The eclipse of the inpoh hJwill be visible generally in NorthAmerica except the northwesternportion and the eclipse of the BUR willbe visible as a partial eclipse in the C

United States and Canada exceptsouth of a linedrawn from San Fran ¬

cisco through Tucson Arizona to Corpus ChrIstI Texas The effect ofthese phenomena will be to maxfishing better than It has been foryears Subscriptions to the fund ofJIO000000 which Prof Pickering laraising for communication with MaThwill be received up to the fifteenthCountry newspapers forced to sendwood need not feel embarrassed Manyof the large city papers are only giv-

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advice

And then July will come againWhen the warlike boy and skittta

Will fill his little brother fuU P

Of what we gave the British

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Fine candles fresh stock SchlessIngers best in pounds and haltpounds at Ballards news and fruitstand

WEATHER FORECAST

Washington June 3 Showers to-

night and Friday

HOUSE FOR RENT5

For rent an cigntroom residencewell located on South Third streetApply to F W Ditto or to Guy Top-ht the Montezuma hotel

HOME FOR SALE I

One of the most comfortable madbest located medium sized homes inUte city close in and on best street isoffered for sale completely furnUheoVor without furniture House Is labest of condition and has all modemconveniences Apply to F W Ditto

HOUSES FOR RENTModern cottages all convenI BC

well located and new Apply to Jo-epm

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Traveling and reeident salesmaB to t ahandle a fast selling active and wMc-ly

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