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IdA The paper Of the JPeortle lor the People and t>v the People40 NO29 QCATA FLORIDA FRIDAY DECEMBER 29 1905 ONE DOLLAR YEAR

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ET Baking PoyvderM-ade of Cream of Tartar 9 and

t Free From Alum OF Phosphate Addv

ri Royal Baking Powder renders bread biscuit cakeand all flour foods finer and more healthfulr

n xBaying powders made from alum phccphsces and other

harsh caustic acids are lower in price but they are injurious tothe stomach

u The injurious effect of alum on the mucous coat of the-

T stomach is positive and beyond dis Lute ii js both n irritant

4 and an astringent The use rf abr n aiiy a cle of ford or-

elart e sd in t preparatG of x 7 >artRticprozwtQddt-na

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What does the pale moon see I

Apeeping through the windowh Across the Christmas tree I

i It sees the little PlaythingsH favorites no morey I

Forgotten and neglectedzL Together on the floor

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f Upon the flowery carpet I

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The China doll regardingWith sad embarrassed gaze

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1 And Jack the merry JumperGrins lonely and in vain

5fc To ask Oh will the Children I

Come play with us againft poor timid toys and painted I

Together but a da-yiYouve scarcely grown acquainted

brief hours of playSmall pilgrims met together

Y Beneath the twinkling pinejt To lay the Love of Childhood

Upon the Christmas shrinetl

Ji Ah Baby in your dreamingT Forget them not I pray

Then toyland hearts are tenderifJi To all your whims of play3And at tomorrows bedtime I

st they should feel the slightI

f Blow out the candle gently I

And kiss your Friends good nightWALLACE IRWIX

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We had very pleasant call Tues4ay from Caqt O L Chesnut former-ly

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<t of Clinton SC but now residing-at Tifton Ga Capt Chesnut andDr McIntosh of Hickory N C

k lather of Mrs D E Mclver of this I

eity were comrades and have beentfast friends ever since and make iti the rule of their lives to meet once ayear and this Christmas they arespending in Ocala with Mr and MrsMelver They also spent last Christ-mas

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THE NADINOLA GIRL

Formerly Advertised and sold asNADINOLA-

etutrigein= formula or The namebeen changed to avoid confusion as we

aoahord to have so valuable preparationwed with other

LINOLAis guaranteed and money will berefanded in every case where it to re

i ygireckles pimples liver spots collar disgyMotna allownefis sun tan heads

eruptions etc The worst cases in-days Leaves the skin clear softhealthy

1Wtoresthe beauty of youth> acand ioo Sold in each city by all

tdraggistorb y mail-

NATIONALonly by-

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Among the other good <deeds placed-to the credit of the Ocala Sundayschools during the Christmas seasonwas the collection taken up by themembers of the Baptist young folksEach member of the school paid apenny for every year of his or her ageto make up a fund for the Baptistorphanage at Arcadia and 3310 wasin this manner subscribed towardmaking happy the inmates of thatworthy institution Besides the aboveamount in cash these young peoplealso sent the orphans a box of cloth-ing

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and one of provisions-

In Mad ChaseMillions rush in mad chase after

health from one extreme of fadism-to another when if they would onlyeat good food and keep their bowelssegular with Dr Kings New LifePills their troubles would all passaway Prompt relief and quick curefor liver and stomach trouble 25c atTydings Cos drug store guar¬

anteed m-

Mi George Ross formerly of theCotton Plant neighborhood but nowof Largo in Hillsborough county isspending his vacation here with rela-tives

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and friends He is very much-

in love with his new home and hassucceeded in bringing an orangegrove into bearing since his residencethere and his future prospects arevery bright indeed Mr Ross saysthat the whole country is becoming animmense orange grove and very littleuse is being done except the planting-of more groves This season the yieldhas been good and the prices satis ¬

factory

Miami to Have a Big Cigar Factory-

The liami Realty Loan and Guar-

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Co have completed arrange-ments

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by which the Ximanies ErosCigar Co will be incorporated underthe title of the Miami Cigar Manufac-turing

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Co of Miami Florida with acapital of 5000000 A commodiousfactory building will be erected bythe company and Miami will take herfirst step on the road to a cigar man ¬

ufacturing center A trade for Xim ¬

anies goods has already been estab ¬

lished and the factory will employmany men Miami News

A Fearful Fate

I it is a fearful fate to have to en-

dure

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the terrible torture of piles f

can truthfully say writes HarryColson of Masonville Ia that forblind bleeding itching and protrud-ing piles Bucklens Arnica Salve isthe best cure made Also hest forcuts burns and injuries 2oc at Ty ¬

dings Co druggists mT

Of all those who merrily enjoyed

Christmas none did >o more thun theScottish young intn who are employ-

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by Messrs elver and MackayThey engaged two vehicles and withbag pipes paraded the principal streetsof the city and then visited SilverSprings They went down the run

river and onas far as the Oclawahareturning had a dance on the pavil ¬

ion and came back to Ocala just atdark after having spent a very de-

lightful¬

claylhe weather was pro ¬

pitious and everything conspired to

make the day a memorable one toScotland inthese young men from

their new home in a new country

Twenty pounds of sugar for 100

at the Fair

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i WEDDINGSa

PulestonArringtonMr and Mrs Thomas Marvin Pu ¬

leston have issued invitations to themarriage of their daughter Stella toMr Briggs Arrington of MuscogeeInd Ter on Wednesday evening Jan-uary

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3 at eight oclock at the Pres ¬

byterian church Monticello FloridaThis wedding will be one of the mostnotable events of the year owing tothe prominence and popularity of thebridetobe who is one of Monticellos

I sweetest examples of winsome woman-hood

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and of the groomtobe whoI was formerly from Quitman Ga

There will be six bridesmaids MissesI Lula and Sallie Puleston Mary Den

ham Carrie Bailey Jennie Denmarkof Quitman and Genevieve Parkhill

I Miss Lizzie Puleston will be maid ofhonor Mr Tom Arrington of Quitman-will be best man The groomsmen-will be Messrs Long and Felder ofQuitman Molcomb of Valdosta W R-

andI C G Puleston and Will Denhamj of ThomasvilleI

I Whiting BevelieI IrJ A Whiting and Miss RuthI Beville of Alachua county were mar-

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near Sugar Foot prarie in thatcounty on Saturday under rather un ¬

usual cicumstaiices The bride is veryill and fearing that she would not re-

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she insisted as a mark of devotion to be married while in thatcondition At last accounts the bride-isI still in a critical condition

Walker Hooker

On Tuesday afternoon Decemberthe nineteenth Miss Myra Hooker andMr William Walker of Barlow wereunited in marriage-

The wedding took place at the homeof the bride who is one of Bartows

i most beautiful and prominent youngwomen It was largely attended andwas a very beautiful affair-

Ir and MISS Walker are spendingtheir honeymoon at St Augustine

I School Teachers Convention-

The school teachers convention isbeing held at Miami this week

i Mr W D Carn superintendent ofpublic instruction for this county is

I in attendance and is chairman of theprogram committee-

Mrr W M Holloway state superin ¬

tendent of public instruction delivered-the annual address yesterday-

The hotels and boarding houses ofMiami have given especially low ratesand quite a large number of teachersfrom all over the state are present

Besides Mr Carn the followingteachers from this county are at Mi-

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I viz W II Workman and MissXellie Stevens of the Ocala High-

I school Mrs Pie of the Ocala Kind ¬

ergarten school Miss Stella MartinMiss Lola Bradford Miss Lelia ORheaEmanuel Martin and Mr Russell andothers of the county schools

Mrs Mciver Entertains-

Mrs Donald E Mclver entertainedthe members of the Daughters of tleConfederacy in a very royal mannerWednesday afternoon The guests ofhonor were Mrs Mel yers father DrMcIntosh of Hickory X C and CaptChestnut of Tifton Ga These twogentlemen are confederate veterans

I and life long friends and their after-noon

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with the Daughters was aI

great delight to them and to the la¬

I dies as wellMrs Mclver wax assisted by Mrs-

E L Carney and Miss Owens andduring the afternoon very temptingrefreshments were passed to theguests by these ladies Mrs Mclvers

I parties are alwaysvery delightful andon Wednesday her guests spent the

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afternoon in a very pleasant mannerI

Grip Quickly Knocked OutI Some weeks ago during the severe

winter weather both my wife and my¬

self contracted severe colds whichtpeedily developed into the worst kindof la grippe with all its miserablesymptoms Mr J S Egleston of

I Maple Landing Ihwa Kneas andjoints aching muscles sore head

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Istopped up eyes and nose runningwith alternate spells of chills andfever We began using ChamberlainsCough Remedy aiding the same with-a dose of Chamberlains Stomach andLiver Tablete and by its liberal use

I soon completelp knocked the gripThese tablets promote a healthy

I action of the bowels liver and kid ¬

neys which is always beneficial whenthe system is congested by a cold ora attack of the grip For sale by alldruggists m

We had a pleasant call yesterdayfrom Dr John Halton of Sarasotawho is spending the Chrir twas noiidays at Anthon with Di Lindner andis having a good time hunting andfishing The doctor is a soninlaw-of Mr and Mrs E H Swain so wellknown to our readers and has a sani ¬

tarium at Sarasota He is a pleasantgentleman and is building up a largepractice in this growing city

Set your comforts now and you will becomfortable when the cold weather corneaOcala Furniture Co

CHRISTMAS TREES-

On Monday night the children ofthe Methodist Sunday school held their

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church a very pretty and interesting 11

program was rendered in the audi ¬

torium after which the pupils went in ¬

to the Sunday school room where aIbeautiful tree heavily laden awaited

them and it was very soon despoiled-of the good things thereon-

On the same night at the Baptistchurch the children of that school

Iwere given their treat It varied fromthe regular tree and ihstead of this

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form of amusement there was a fish-pond The Bapistry was filled with

Iwater and in it were all manner ofinteresting things and the children hadlots of fun fishing for their presents I

Afterwards several songs were sung1

and Mr Carroll the pastor made afew pleasing remarks j

Tuesday night the armory formedthe setting for another Christmas tree

Iwhich was splendidly bedecked for the

I member of Grace Episcopal SundayI school After the presents had been 1

distributed the children spent the rej mainder of the evening picnicking andI having a good time generally J

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The Misses Williams Entertained forMiss Williams

Misses Mattie and Carrie Williamsgave a river party Wednesday com-plimentary

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to Miss Williams of XewOrleans who is the guest of her sis-

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Mrs C C Carroll Mr and Mrs I

Carroll chaperoned the party and theother guests were Miss Bessie Porter I

and Messrs Robert Mathews and Os-

co Zewadski They went down to Sil ¬

ver Springs in the bus and spent theentire day on the river and at noonserved a splendid picnic dinner

Miss Williams the honoree of thisIpleasant party is a very attractive-

and vivacious young lady and during-her short stay in Ocala has alreadymade many friends

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Childrens Party

Miss Lula Rodgers the winsome liti tie daughter of Mr and Mrs AllanRodgers of East Springfield was hos-

tessi at a delightful party given atthe hospitable home of her parentslast evening at which she did the

I honors gracefully The popularity ofI this little lady was shown by the largeI attendance of boys and girls all ofwhom enjoyed themselves very muchA pretty tree loaded heavily with theofferings of Santa Claus was admir-ed

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by everyone Delicious refresh ¬

ments were served and each guest re ¬

ceived a present Jacksonville Me-tropolis

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Coughing Spell Caused DeathHarry Duckwell aged 25 years

choked to death early yesterday morn ¬

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ing at his home in the presence ofhis wife and child He contracted-a slight cold a few days ago and paid

I but slight attention to it YesterdayI morning he was seized with a fit ofcoughing which continued for sometime His wife sent for a physician

I but before he could arrive anotherspell came on and Duckwell died

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from suffocation St Louis GlobeI Democrat Dec 1 19011 BallardsI Horehound Syrup would have saved

him 25c 50c and 100 at all drug ¬

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I Chafing Dish Club Entertained

I hiss Eloise Miller one of the pret¬

tiest and most attractive of the youngsociety girls entertained the chafingdish club very pleasantly at her homeAVfdnesday night After cooking onthe chafing dishes for an hour theyoung gentlemen of that set all called-at Miss Millers and invited the youngladies to go with them to the Ar-mory

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where they had planned a dance-in their honor Their invitation wasaccepted and it proved a very happytermination to an exceptionally pleas-ant

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evening

A CorrectionEditor Ocala Banner

I Dear Sir Kindly correct the state ¬

ment that appeared in the columns ofyesterday Evenings Star that a ne¬

gro was stabbed in Strauss C Cossaloon

There was no difficulty or unpleas-antness

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of any description in our es¬

tablishment during the entire Christ ¬

mas Holidays and we can not under¬

stand what motive the Evening Starhad in making the statement

Respectfully yours-STRAUSS CO

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An Afternoon Tea

Wednesday afternoon Mrs Charles-S Cullen asked a few of her friends-in to a four oclock tea to meet hercousin Miss Mary Lee Woodard ofXorth Carolina who is spending theweek in Ocala The ladies present-were Mrs George Pasteur Mrs D SWoodrow Mrs W T Gary MissesMiriam Pasteur Sarah McCreeryMeta Jewett Hattie Dye EstherWeathers and Sara Harris Tea andsandwiches cake and candy werepassed and a pleasantly cosy and in-

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afternoon was spent by MrsCullen and her guests

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