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Rebekahs meet tomorrow night

Mrs A P Gilmore is 111 with themeasles

One way to save mon < y trade atishels 1

Mr T M Lambright of Starke Isat the Ocala House

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Try those delicious ices at TheCorner c

Cjlpt J B Martin of Okla aha isat Ocala House

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Two ways to save moneytrade atFishels twice

Mr J B Coarsey of Savannah isa guest of the Ocala House

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tome in and see the line of new-s at the Ocala News Co

Mr and Mrs O H Strozier of Leon are guests of the Ocala House

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There were thirty arrivals at theOcala House yesterday-

The latest styles for this season areat Fishels

Ben Condon hasa line ot new coast-er

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bicycles for rent

Mr Geo G Maynard of RockJ Springs was in town today-

A dollar saved Is a dollar madeTrade at Fishels 1

Cot R F Rogers of Electra was intown today

Use Planks Chill Tonic Guaranteed Price 25 cents Sold by all drug-gists f x

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rrJ W ca Pbell of DeFunlakSairings is a guest of the Ocala

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Have you seen the new visible Fayholes typewriter R d Davis Co

general agents

Miss Vic Raysor left this afternoon-for North Carolina to visit friends for-a few week-

sWANTEDA rollertop desk Mustbe a bargain Communicate with NMayo Belleview Fla

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Capt C J French who has beenr C o ill that his life was despaired ofis somewhat better

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When you want books come to abookstore The Ocala News Co isthe only firstclass book store in Ocala

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Read the announcement of L SLJght l He has added anotHer plank-to his platform

Mr G B Tartkersley of Colemanwas in the city last night and today

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FOR SALEHandmade shadowEmbroidery waist fronts I No 21Watula street city 1

The best 25c box of paper we haveever put across the counter DanishCloth at the Postoffice Drugstore

Miss Sallie Spurlln who has beenso ill with blood xToisoning remainsabout the same as yesterday after ¬

noon Her condition somewhat im ¬

proved over a few days ago but isstill quite serious-

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C Davis Co of Jacksonvillelandle silk typewriter ribbons 75ceach 750 per dozen

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At the meeting of Tulula Lodge IO O F last night Messrs C V Rob-erts

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and J J Pyles took the third de-gree and were admitted to full membership In the order

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Ocala Is well represented in theprovisional company now on guard inPe lsacola contributing about twentyp cent of the effective force CharlieLelitner is first sergeant Fred Weiheth rd and Frank Booher third corp rat

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1 aKvMuchbut How good is the f questionthat every one should ask in buyingcandy

The old °saying that II a man isjudged b the candy he gives

good today same as alwaysBuy the bestdont take the II just-as goodlkind °

Nothing quite equals

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famous BonBonS and ChocolatesI They ate in at distinctively exclu-

sive class to themselvesr Orders receive prompt and carerful attention Jut give us the name

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T1 W TROXLER

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hicken Ham Veal Loaf

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Dailes Sliced Sausage lOcFormer price soc

Sliced Dried Beef lib OilS 15c

Boneless Herring tic-S C Codfish lOc

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TEAPOT GROCERY

A stranger in the city noticfng thehuge pile of brick on the sidewalk infront of the Baptist church thought-the congregation was gong to put anaddition on the building and there-fore

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argued most favogpabjy >v of theprosperity of religious affairs inOcala He was much disappointedwhen told of the true state affairswhich Is causing a deterioration ofthe religion possessed by the Baptistsand all other people who travel onthat street > <

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At the Berlin Theater tonight willbe given views of the famous VictoriaFalls alongside of which Niagara lookslike a mill dan You will also seethe oftquoted Fishermans Luckand have a chance to count the livesof a cat See program

ITS SO HOT r

Yes but we are fully prepared to fur ¬

nish the best and purest ice creamsin bulk or bricks fr+ m one quart totwenty gallons Orders for brickcreams should be given the day beforethey are wanted The I Corner Drug ¬

store

WEATHER FORECASTty

Washington D d April 22Localshowers tonight and Thursday

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BAND CONCERT

Remember the band concert fromthe band stand in the courthousesquare will be given Thursday instead-of Friday night this week

Mrs Ed Carmichael received a let¬

ter today from Fred powell the youngman who eight weeks ago lost hisvision and was sent to Atlanta andsplaced in the Wesley Memorial Hos ¬

pital under the treatment of Dr Calhoun The doctor has been exceed ¬

ingly kind to Fred and succeeded inrestoring the sight to one eye whichis good news to his mother and thefriends who so willingly assisted theyoung man in his helpless condition-Dr Calhoun has discharged Fred antihe immediately went to work MrParker of Atlanta gave him a posi ¬

tion selling books and he has made 2

each day and is very proud of his suc ¬

cesfl and hopes to send for his mothersoon At present he is the guest ofthe Presbyterian minister Fred asksMrs Carmichael to thank the dearfriends for their kindness to him forwithout their help he would have beenblind unable to secure for himselfand his mother a livelihood and he isso thankful that he can see again that-it is really impossible to express hisgratitude to tie good people of Ocalawho must have been prompted byasupernatural power to have takensuch an interest in a stranger Hesays IIToeach of you accept mymany thanks and I shall strive toprove worthy of your kindness to me

IiWhen you are in Ocala next visit

Fishels big store

Try Hiawatha Lake Dairy butter ¬

milk delivered every morning-

Do you know that this U S Healthand Accident Insurance Co insuresyour wagesa new departure in in ¬

surance See the man M D Wilson-for particulars-

Mrs S Jones 180 Sullivan StClaremont N H wrtes About ayear ago I bought two bottles of Foleys Kdney cured me of asevere caseo trouble of sev-eral

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year It certainly isa mod good mSdtclne and I heartilyrecornn end it Sold by all dealers

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HOW THE GOVERNMENT WORKS-

Mr John Young the governmentarchitect and superintendent of theUnited States postoffice building ishaving a fourinch hole drilled ineach corner of the excavation for thefoundation of the building Theseholes willDe sunk sixteen feet fromthe surface of the ground to determinewhether or not there are any subter ¬

ranean cavities under the foundation-If any suspicious places are struckthe other holes will be sunk about + hmiddle of the square to determine theextent of such cavities The excava ¬

tions in the bottom of the big excava-tion for walls and pillars have beencompleted and it is all ready now forthe laying of concrete foundations-

WILLIAMSONHANFORD

Mr A D Williamson arrived at theOcala House at noon today with bisbride and the happy couple will behere for several days Mr William-son

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and his wife nee Mrs Belle Hanford were married at Starke thehome of the bride this morning MrWilliamson is commercial or travelingfreight agent for the S A L railwayin Florida and is very popular in thiscity as well as wherever his dutiestake him Mrs Williamson is a verycomely and attractive young lady andis exceedingly popular in hex homeThe Star wishes Mr and Mrs Wil ¬

liamson many years of n happy mar ¬

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REV JOHNSONS LECTURE-

Rev Thos H Johnson delivered hisfamous lecture Ireland and theIrish at the armory under the au-spices of the Episcopal church lastnight and was greeted by an atten ¬

tive audience that filled the hall DrJohnsons subject was a good one andwell handled As an orator he hasfew superiors The music by thechurchs choir was a most appreciat-ed

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feature and added a great deal tothe interest of the occasion From afinancial point of view the lecture-was a success

A pound of paper and two packs ofenvelopes to match all of the verybest quality 50c at the PostofficeDrugstore

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PROF BRINSON ILL

Prof J H Brinson candidate forthe office of superintendent of publicinstruction haft been ill at RollinsCollege and unable to get over to begin an active canvass He is nowconvalescent and wilt be here in ashort time to spend most of the remaining time until the May primaryamong the voters of the county

FENCE NEARLY COMPLETED

Manager G C Crom of the OcalaBaseball Club has the 7foot fence

Iaround the baseball park nearly com-pleted The fence will enclose the en ¬

tire grounds with the exception of apart of the back side which is on pri-vate ground where persons will notbe allowed to go and this will be en ¬

closed with an ordinary fence x

Soiling and breaking plastered wallsis a part of the childrens business

Patching and tinting same is a partof my business-of my business All colors and tints-

J A Morris JrDecorating thats my business-

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THE MAYORS COURT

There was quite a batch of pettycases in the mayors court this mornIng and fines to the amount of 25were assessed The charges weredrunk disorderly shooting in citylimits keeping open on Sunday etcYesterday morning there were severalcases and fines aggregating J30 wereassessed

WE GUARANTEE TO PAYYOUR RENT

Grocer butcher doctor and all neces ¬

sary expenses when you are disabledand unable to work and receive yourregular income U S Health and Ac ¬

cident Insurance Co tFD Wilson isthe man 4

Mr C W Perkins of the LoganCoal Supply Co of Jacksonville ijin the city a guest of the OcalaHouse

R C Davis Co of Jacksonvillewill sell any make of secondhandtypewriter upon easy terms if desired

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White Goods and Embroideryr lrW

Beautiful white materialsof every weave and qiaIity V5

suitable for making spring and summer wearables are showin almost endless variety here Our prices are iaposSnlefto duplicate

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iPERSIAN LAWNS at per yard 15c to 5ltFRENCH tA WNS 48 inch per yard 35c t1SUiLINEN LAWN 36 inch per yardl 35clo125SPECIAL Dimities Check Lawns and Madras worth up i

to 25c on sale at per yard 15c Jr

ST GALL SWISSES All our new imported Swisses in01

agreat variety ot patterns at reduced prices

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AEDGING AND INSERTION woith trig to 20c yard lie <

EDGING AND INSERTION up to 9 inches wide andct

Corset Cover Embroidery values up to 85c yardtifc s

LAWNiAND SWISS WAISTS New style 5lMI

tofrJlK t <LACE WAISTS Ecru Cream and White 251 to 45-

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BAND CONCERTTOMORROW NIGHT

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The Metropolitan Band will renderthe following program Thursday ev ¬

ening April 23rd at 815 pm fromthe band stand 4

Gentrys Triumphal MarchJ Jew ¬

ellOverture PeerlessF H LoseySelection The Prince of Pilsen

Gustav LudersTwostep Big Chief Battleax >

Indian noveltyThos Allen-INTERMISSION

Overture The Sky PllQtLA MLaurens

Intermezzo twostep The Bergomaster Gustav Duders

>iedley Overture The CrackerjackW H Mackie-

A E Gerig Director-

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Dickison Chapter U D C herebyextends to all Confederate Veteranstheir families and friends the friends-of the Daughters of the Confederacy-and the public a ordial J invitation toattend the unveiling ceremonies of theConfederate monument in Opala Sat-

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April 25 at 11 oclock a mProgram

BandMusicMr F E Harris master of cere ¬

monie-sInvocationMr BarnettAddressDr G A NunnallyUnveiling monument A

BandDixie i Girls representingthirteen states decorate monument

AddressCol J M MartinOdeMiss Vivian DameBandMusicCrosses of honorMrs BadgerMr Wartmann a few remarksBenediction DodgeBandMusicSchool children decorate monument

LOCAL LEGISLATION-r

r The city council met test night withthe following in attendance Chair ¬

man Jno D Robertson and AldermenCarmichael Duval Helvenston JonesMeffert and Rheinauer-

Mr S L Bitting representing thecitizens of the western part of thecity appeared and complained of theunsanitary condition of that part ofthe city The matter was referred tothe sanitary committee to see thatthis part of the city be placed in agood sanitary condition-

In the matter of Munroe Chambliss advance to the city of 5000 oncertain paving certificates a payment-of 1500 and interest on balance ofthe loan was ordered made

All bills that were properly approv-ed

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were ordered paidThe salaries of the following offic-

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were raised to take effect June1st the beginning of the citys fiscalyear Fire chief from 60 to 75 permonth city marshal from 60 to 75per month night policemen from 50to 60 per month superintendent ofelectric light plant from 100 to 110per month All other salaries will re ¬

main the sameThe collection of the electric light

accounts was changed from the col ¬

lectors office to the clerks office andthe pay of 10 per month for the ser ¬

vice was accordingly changed fromthe collector to the clerks office

The clerk was instructed to givenotice that the board of equalization-will be in session in the clerks officeon May 6th at 9 oclock a m to hearany complaints on assessments

I On motion Mr Cleveland exmar ¬

shal was ordered paid 60 one monthsI

discharged-A

salary In lieu of notice when he was

petition was filed by the follow ¬

ing owners of property on Fort Kingavenue against paving the avenuewith brick or other material at thepresent time Dr J E Chace Mrs HK Smith heirs of Dr Thompson LF Ballard C H Crosby trustees ofthe Presbyterian church The petition-was referred to the Judiciary com ¬

mitteeCouncil then adjourned

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VICTORIA FALLS-

FISHERMANS LUCK

NINE LIVES OF A CAT

Open Promptly at 330 P MAdmission 10 Cents

Children 5 Cents fI-

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FOR THE LEGISLATUREa

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I am a candidate for the legislature 1subject to the rules governing thecoming primaries Platform Cu ex t 1

penses t equal and lower taxes As I

we do not need the illiterate nontaxpaying citizen in our election businesslets cut him out L S Light

CONCORDIA LODGE F U OF A

Concordia Lodge No 181 FraternalUnion of America meets fourth Wed-nesday

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of every month 730 Pm atYonges Hall RE Yonge P M

Chas K Sage SecretaryI

tts KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

Conventions held every Mon-day

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evening hv Castle Hall over Pey ¬

sers store A cordial welcome to vis¬

iting knights H M Hampton C CChas K Sage K of R and S-

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rTulula Lodge No22

IO O F meets every Tuesday even-ing

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in Yonges Hall Visiting brothersalways welcome

J J F Thompson N GM M Little Secretary

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jNotice of Sessions of

Ocala Lodge No 851Benevolent and Pro-tective Order of Elks

Regular sessions on the second andfourth Tuesday evenings of each 4

month Visiting brothers cordiallyinvited S A Rawls Exalted Ruler y

Joseph Bell Acting Secretary-

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Dunn LodgeNo 19 meets in thetemple on the firstf

arid third Thursday evenings of eachmonth Visiting brothers cordiallyinvited W D Graham W M ¬

Jake Brown Secretarv V-

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Next regular monthly meetin willbe held Friday evening May 8th tat t z

8 oclock in Yonges Hall Visiting tsovereigns are always Welcome-

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Chas K Sage Clerk aah

When you are In Ocala next visit 4 Tf

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