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OCALA OCCURRENCES1

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Rebekahs meet this evening

Woodmen meet tomorrow night

Easter eggs at Flshels

Eastor dyes at Fishelsr

Rabbits for Easter at Fishels

Easter postcards at Ocala Bazaar

Ben Condon has a Jlne of new coast-er

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bicycles for rentt

Mr F D Jones of Tampa is a guestf the Ocala House

I Mr John P Green of Birminghamf la at the Ocala House f

Capt John L Inglis of Port Inglis-is a guest of the Ocala House

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There were thirty arrivals at theI

Ocala House yesterday

George Gable of the Star office >wentto Jacksonville today v

DucksI-

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and chickens for Easter atFtshels

Mr F J OHara of Jacksonville Isa guest of the Ocala House

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Easter chickens rabbits and eggsat the Ocala Bazaar

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> Dr A R Toph camer

down yester-day from Jacksonville to spend a fewrfays in the city

f Fresh cut Mowers from Mills thelorist Get our prices Smith

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Mr R C Davis of Jacksonville-the typewriter man is a guest of theOcala House y

Use Planks Chill Tonic Guaran ¬

teed Price 25 cents Sold by all drug-gists

Mowing the grass in the courthousesquare has added greatly to the ap-pearance

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of that handsome edificeI

Pretty box paper and envelopes-with four handsome views of Ocalato each box i at Ocala News Co-

t Mr Tom Hall one of the loyal cit-izens

¬t of Lady nlke is attending the

Sunday school conventionI

Messrs Walter Tucker and FrankMathews have dissolved partnership-and Mr Tucker will continue the bus-iness

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j MV J A Hancock of Wade was avisitor to this city i this week and aguest of Mrs James Carter and family of

A pound of paper and two packs ofIenvelopes to match all pf the wrybest quality 50c at PostofflceI

Jr DrugstoreVRev B Ley and daughter of

Jacksonville are in the city at ¬

tending the Sunday school conven-tion

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Note and package size tablets firstclass paper four handsome views ofOcala in each tablet Get them atOcala News Co-

tTake a saving look at our line of

Easter hats fqr ladies and childrenGet our prices before you buy TheOcala Bazaar

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ijfajor J B Withers of Oak who isputting up a big saw mill there hasgone to Savannah for a few days onbusiness

Mr Heintz the florist has Justfinished planting Dr J E Chacesyard to St Augustine grass and is

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now engaged in treating Mr Ed Carmichaels lawn l-

1Jp FOR SALE One pair fine horsescarriage and harness at a bargainApply to A R Harper at Mr Cobbsstable v

I Easter egg dyes at the Ocala Ba ¬

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THEATERENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM-

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Program for this Evening-ONE MAN BASEBALL

DOLLS IN DREAMLAND

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ANr > ANGELIC SERVANTi

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I Children 5 Cents

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Picnic Outings EtcHAM LOAF

VEAL LOAF 10 CENTS A CAN

CHICKEN LOAF

CERVILAT SAUSAGE 10 CENTS

BROOK TROUT 15 CENTSMACKEREL IN SAUCE OR SOUSED

20 CENTS

HALFPOUND POT HAM 5 CENTSCORNED PORK AND BRAWN

10 CENTSI OLIVES 10 Cents to 1 a Bottle

THREE POUND CANS OF TOMATOSOUP 10 CENTS

TEAPOT GROCERY-

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PICNJCI

AT SILVER SPRINGS

Yesterday a party composed of thefollowing persons Mrs William Hocker and little daughter Elizabeth Mrand Mrs L W Duval Miss Goldramer and Miss Harris of KentuckyMiss Annie Davis Prof J H Work-man

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Mr Ben Rheinauer and Mr O +

B Howse went to Silver Springs en ¬

gaged Mr Clarks launch and went fora long ride down the run fishing andenjoying the delights of the river Re-turning

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the of a basketdinner at the Springs and journeyedhomeward in the evening The day was-a most delightful one and the jollycrowd enjoyed every minute of it

A NEW BUSINESSV

Mr M Fishel has started a poultryfarm You can now buy chickensducks rabbits eggs etc from Fishelfor 5 and 10 cents These prices gooduntil Easter Call and see them

See program of the Berlin theater-for this evenings pictures and then-

I go around and see it fulfilled It iseasy to tell by the titles that they areV l entertaining-

For Easter flowers and fresh cutflowers of all kinds see SmithRoberts

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THE CONFEDERATE MONUMENTr

The monument is in position It is24 feet in height from the founda ¬

tion to the statue that surmounts thegranite shaft and presents a most in ¬

spiring picture The monument facessouthwest On the side to the southand east are these remarkable wordsThe South rteveres her Washington

Jefferson Madison Monroe AndrewJackson and others who laid thefoundation of our grand republic Shehonors her Lee Stonewall JacksonStewart Johnson Forrest and everybrave son who fought to preserve ourliberties guaranteed by the fathersunder the constitution Underneath-this inscription is the word Confed-eracy

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The southeast side is em ¬

blazoned with the Confederate flagthe folds of which display the elevenstars Over the flags are the dates1S611865 which are volumes of his-tory On the west end of the panelcontaining the flag are inscribed thesewords

Its fame on brightest pagesPenned by poets and by sages

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Shall go sounding down the agesI

On the northeast pannel are twoflage crossed and over them the dates1S611865 On the northwest side aresculptured two muskets crossed

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The monoleith is crowned with afine statue of a Confederate soldierwith his musket resting on the groundand his hands clasping the muzzle ofthe gun

It is needless here to speak of thedevotion zeal and love shown by theOcala Daughters in their labor oflove to gather funds to erect thismonument to the heroic loyalty of thesons who laid down their preciouslives that the principles for which theyfought might live This touching andpathetic story will be eloquently andthrillingly told April 25th when themonument will be dedicated with ap ¬

propriate ceremonies

YOU AUTO FOR 900

Buy a new fivepassenger Cadillac1908 model T complete with top head ¬

lights Preso Ugh t tank and toolsCost 1225 Car in perfect condition-not a scratch or defect Sells to thefirst man with the money who knowsa bargain At Ocala House 13th to

Iloth inclusive Inquire at desk

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MUSICAL PROGRAM

Concert by the Metropolitan BandFriday April 10th at815 p m

March Chicago TribuneT PChambers

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Selection Melodies fcom FaustI GounodI cpi net duet uBoleroH B Hall

iissrs Tucker and GerigSelection Remicks Hits No 3J-

I B Lampei March High PrideJ C Heed

IntermissionIntermezo and twostep Priscilla-S R HenryOverture Poet and PeasantFr

Von SuppeSelection Bohemian GirlFalfeMarch Noisy BillP H Ix >seyAmerican PatrolF W Medchany

A E Gerig DirectorI U D C MEETINGI

The Daughters of the Confederacy-will hold their regular monthly meet ¬

ing with Mrs Ed Carmichael Fridayafternoon at 30 oclock Please bepunctual Much business to be trans-acted

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President

ITS SO HOJYes but we are fully prepared to fur ¬

nish the best and purest ice creams-in bulk or bricks from one quart totwenty gallons Qrd s for brickcreams should be giVe the day beforethey are wanted >

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Mr W A Kallenberger the popu ¬

lar and always pleasant manager ofthe Ocala House Wine Rooms Veceived another car of the famous Anheu ¬

serBusch beer today part of the carheing bock beer Mr Kallenbergerclaims this to be the best beer thatever came to Ocala and he is anacknowledged judge of good beer Hesays bock beer is brewed but once ayear and is made of the very bestselection of hops and malt and Is real ¬

ly the elixir of life producing healthstrength and pram See him and he

I will convince you that this beer issomething fine See advertisement oneighth page-

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sell any make of secondhandtypewriter upon easy terms if desired

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STATE S S CONVENTION 1

The morning session of the StateSunday School Convention convened-at 830 oclock There was a verylarge congregation at the very begin ¬

ning to take part in the song service-Mr Charles Tillman of Atlanta is

here leading the musicThe program was carried out in

full Those delivering addresses wereDr Thomas P Hoy pastor Presbyterian church Gainesville Fla histopic being The Apologetics of theSunday School Mrs O D Wetherellof Tampa superintendent of primarywork who made a report Mrs Bryner who has addressed the conven ¬

tion at each session was given thefloor and spoke at length of SpecialFeatures of Primary Work

The closing session will be held to ¬I

night and the program is as followsOrgan prelude Mrs A L IzjaitSong service led by Mr Chas Till ¬ I

manScripture reading Royal CplePrayer-A Pastors View of the Sunday

School Rev R H BarnettTheSong

Boy Problem Rev J B Ley I

Approved Workmen Mrs Mary FBryner

Introduction of new officersLast words-BenedictionLast night the church and annex

were crowded and we trust the peo-ple

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of Ocala will be on hand at thisthe last session

ToIMPORTANT NOTICE

Whom It May ConcernParties indebted to the city of Ocala

for personal taxes for 1907 are herebynotified that after five 5 days I willlevy on property for all unpaid taxeswithout further notice

W C Bull 1farsha1-

Who pays you when you work Theman you work for Who pays youwen you get hurt or sick You paythe doctor and no one pays you TheU S Insurance Co will pay you and I

the doctor Better see M D Wilsonbefore something happens

the best 25c box of paper we haveI

c ver put across the counter DanishCloth at the Postofflce Drugstore

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MR HORNE CRITICALLY ILL

Mr Louis Horne is very ill in Jack-sonville

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where he has been since anoperation of two weeks ago MrsHorne has beep with lim all the timeand yesterday her mother Mrs Ed I

wards who had the children with herat the residence in tis city was sentfor to come to Jacksonville with thechildren Mr Homes friends hopethat he will soon take a turn for thebetter

MR JOHNSON IS IMPROVING-

Mr William Johnson the young I

man who was so seriously injured byan explosion of dynamite last Satur ¬

day afternoon is doing better thancould have been hoped for and theattending physicians report today that

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his condition is much more hopefulI

LITTLE PHAROS LESTER BURNED

Pharos the second son of Mr andMrs P R Lester a little fellow of

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four or five years of age was quitepainfully burned yesterday afternoon I

He crawled under the servants house I

and set fireto a lot of i

could not get out His cries attractedthe attention of some one working onthe place who crawled under thehouse pulled the little fellow out andsmothered the fire He las verypainfully burned on the legs armsbut fortunately not about the face Heis suffering considerable pain but noserious effects are anticipated

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SOME TARPON II

Captain Buckshot Williams informs-the

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Star that Mr and Mrs C C Hunt-of

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New York City who are spending-the season at Crystal River were outon the river yesterday trying their I

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luck for the first tarpon of the sea ¬

son and at 4 p m Mr Hunt hooked-a 119pounder and an hour later MrsHunt after a wonderful play with I

the gamey fish landed a 126pounder-Mr and Mrs Hunt are enthusiasticover the success that attended theirefforts I

The delegates to the state Sundayschool meeting were tendered an ex-

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to Silver Springs this after-noon

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Mrs J M Sellers and children ofLockhart near Orlando are in thecity the guests of Mrs E L Freyermuth I

Rabbits for Faster at Fishels I

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their Fifty Retail Stores and kHiwn the jworld over for its deliciousness flavor

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of soda that spurts from our fountainThe flavor you like best is here

all the old favorites and a host ofnew n s-

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