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OCALA EVENING STAR SATURDAY APRIL 11 1908°

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K of P meet Monday evening

Elks meet Tuesday evening

Odd Fellows meat Tuesday night

Mr J F Sherwood of PIttsburgPa is a truest of the Ocala House

Rabbits for Easter at Fishels

Mr Sam Petteway of Dunnellon isa guest of the Ocala House

Easter dyes at FIshels

Col J B Martin of Oklawaha a +

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Mr and Mrs vV M McRainey andthree children of Wildwood are at

1 the Ocala Housel Ben Condon has a line of new coast-

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bicycles for rent

Dr William Griffith of Dunnelloncandidate for the legislature is intown today

Ducks and chickens for Easter atFishels 1

Mr W C OBannon of Dunnellon-was a business visitor in the city to ¬

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Ducks and chickens for Easter atFishels

Mrs J A Johnson of Bartow aSIster of Irs Chas E Culbreath arrived in the city today to spend a few

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t Easter egg dyes at the Ocala Ba ¬

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Mrs R A Gray of Live Oak afterft pleasant visit with her sister MrsChas E Culbreath returned home today

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Try Hiawatha Lake Dairy butter ¬

milk delivered every morning

Jlr C A Shaw after a two weekswrestle with the measles was down-town today but is not strong enough-to efo

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Fresh cut flowers from Mills UteFlorist Get our prices Smith

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t Mr George H Chapin of Bpstonpublisher of the Health Resort is inthe city and will remain for a fewdays in the interest of his publication

I tytr Chapin las been here before ant-i no stranger to our people

I Pretty box paper and envelopes1 with four handsome views of Ocala

1ft each box at Ocala News Co

Mr Chas O Fox has returned fromAlabama where he went to accompany his wife home

For r Easter lowers r and fresh cutflowers of all kinds see SmithRoberts r

The excavation for the governmentbuilding is nearly completed The holewill be six feet Qeep

FOR SALEOne pair fine horsescarriage and harness at a bargainApply to A R Harper at Mr Cobbsstable j

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Mir Marshall Mrs Whitworths un ¬

cle has been ill so long is not-improving He I is gradually wastingaway and it is feared that he will notla1t Many weeks longer

Easter dyes at Fishels

LMrs Whetlt continues to be ser ¬

ill at her home in the second-ard Miss Bessie and the trainedurse Mis Proctor are in constant

attendance upon1 her

Mr George McGahagin went to In ¬

verness thiS afternoon to look overthe new bottling works for the pro ¬

prietor and regulate a few things forhim v

FOR SALE42 room boarding-house centrally located cheap Ap ¬

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F THE COOKS FIANCE3ik A NOVICE ON STILTS

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tI LONESOME JUNCTION

tV Open Promptly at 3 30 P MAdmission 10 CentsJ Children 5 Cents

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Picnic Outings EtcHAM LOAF

VEAL LOAF 10 CENTS A CAN

CHICKEN LOAF

CERVILAT SAUSAGE 10 CENTS I

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BROOK TROUT 15 CENTS

MACKEREL SAUCE OR SOUSED

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HALFPOUND POT HAM 5 CENTS

CORNED PORK AND BRAWN10 CENTS

OLIVES 10 Cents to 1 a BottleTHREE POUND CANS OF TOMATO

SOUP 10 CENTS

TEAPOT GROCERY

SEABOARD SCHEDULE CHANGES-

By referring to the Seaboard sch ¬

edule found in another column of to ¬

days paper it will be seen that therehas been several changes in the ar¬

rival and departure of trains themost important of which is the de ¬

parture of the southbound afternoontrain from Jacksonville the sameleaving now at 12 50 instead of 210Qclock as formerlyr k7

J ITS SO HOTLos hilt we are fully prepared to fur-nish

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the best and purest ice creams-in bulk or bricks from one quart totwenty gallons Orders for brickcreams should be given the day beforethey are wanted The Corner Drug ¬

store

PAT HAS ANOTHER GIRL

Dr J Walter Hood drove over toConner today and stood godfather toanother fine girl for Mr and Mrs PatRandall This makes two pairs forPat

J J BROWN MARRIED-

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old friend J J Brown ofOzello one of the best known citi ¬

zens of Citrus county and many yearsago a resident of Stokes Ferry inthis county was married last Mondayat his home at Ozello

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The visitors to the Berlin theaterlast had many hearty laughs atA Hypnotists Pranks and the ridic-

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performances of a family whichthought there was a burglar in thehouse There is a good bill on thisevening i and it being Saturday night-it is perfectly natural and properthat you should go around and see it

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

ACME APLER FOR SALE

r The Star Ocala Fla hats for sale a35 Acme Staple Binder almost as

good as new with lot of staples 15

Lot of 10em mailing galleys almostnew at half price A otary lead andrule cutter 30 for 10 Mustang mail-er

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in good shape for less than halfI price

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A BAB SHOW IN OCALA<

Yolud have many contestants b-

its safe to say that the healthiestbaby would win the prizes No babycan be healthy who suffers fromworms and most babies do unlessthey are kept free from them withWhites Cream Vermifuge Actsauickly yet mildl3is its own pur ¬

gative Mothers dont attempt toraise children without Whites CreamVermifuge Price 25 cents Sold byAntiMonopoly Drug Company

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YOU AUTO FOR 900

Buy a new fivepassenger Cadillac1908 model T complete with top head-lights

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PresoLight tank and toolsCost 1225 Car in perfect condition-not a scratch or defect Sells to thefirst man with the money who knows-a bargain At Ocala House 13th to15th inclusive Inquire at desk

HEALTH AND VITALITY

Motts Nerverine PillsThe great nerve and brain restora¬

tive for men and women producesstrength and vtality builds up thesystem and renews the normal vigorFor sale by druggists or by mail 1per box 6 boxes for 5 Sold by theAntiMonopoly Drugstore

Easter eggs at Fishels c >I

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UNVEILING THECOLE MONUMENT

Tomorrow afternoon the OcalaWoodmen will unveil the monument inGreenwood cemetery to the memory oftheir late fellow sovereign W TCole The members of the camp willassemble at the hall and march to thecemetery where the services will begin at about half past four oclockMr C L Bittinger will deliver the ad ¬

dress All friends of the honoreddead whether members of the orderor not are invited to be present to-participate in and witness the solemnand beautiful ceremony

MONTHLY WOODMEN MEETING-

The Voodmen of the World heldtheir regular monthly meeting lastnight About thirty members werepresent Two applications were fav-orably

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voted on and two applications-were received Five new memberswere initiated namely Dl BoneyJ O Lucius H O Cole M L Rey ¬

nolds and H T McAteer All thecandidates were game and the goatwas in good condition and the strips-of carpet on the lodge room floor weretied into bowknots before the cere ¬

monies were overIt was decided to unveil the monu ¬

ment to the late Sovereign Cole to ¬

morrow afternoon-The camp numbers 145 members

and is in a healthy flourishing con ¬

dition It grows faster proportionthan Ocala and if the present rate ofincrease keeps up all the good citi ¬

zens of the town who are physicallycapable will belong to it in the nextfew years

The next meeting will be held Fri ¬

day evening May 8thA welcome visitor was Shorty

Clifford Hays now of Brooksviller but who was an unmatchable stick oftimber in the Ocala camp up to two

I years ago Hes matched all rightnow though

WOODMEN ATTENTION-All members of Fort King Camp-

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W and all Woodmqn in thisVicinjity are requested to be present atcamp room Yonges Hall tomorrowSunday afternoon at 330 p m to

make preparations to unveil the mon ¬

ument to the memory of the lateI Sovereign W T Cole

G W Martin C CI C K Sage Clerk-

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Jim Smoak the vulcan candidate-for sheriff is too busy to go out andcanvass for votes but many promi ¬

nent men visit him as he swings thehammer over his forge and give himassurance of substantial support

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rOLD GLOBES MADE NEW

Bring your old electric light globes-to Walter Tucker and exchange themfor new ones Often old globes arenot giving half the light they shouldthough burning just as much current i

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FAN TIMEThe time of year is now upon us

when an electric fan is a necessity-See Walter Tucker about the kind offans and the cost of same-

A GOOD INVESTMENT-It is a mighty good investment for

some of the white people of Ocala tobuy a few of those splendid Oakridgelots at the sale Monday They willbe certain to double in value and be ¬

fore long tooI

C Large of Atlantic City N Yf isa visitor to the city today the guest

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of his friends Messrs Theus and I

Belton the axe handle manu ¬

facturer of Warm Springs HammockSumter county was a pleasant caller-in town today

That the Ocala Star is appreciatedis told by the fact that last week wereceived new subscribers for everyworking day in the month

Mr XJ C Stevens of Berlin was intown today consulting Hood MrStevens is greatly troubled withJobs comforters He said his sectionenjoyed a fine shower of rain Tuesdaynight

Mr J R Martin came in this after ¬

noon from Istachatta to spend Sundaywith his family-

Col R F Rogers of Lynne was intown today a guest of the Ocala

HouseCASTORIAF-

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Cambric and Swiss Embroidery Edgingc J 3

and Insertion mostly matched sets tang¬r-

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reputation of his countrymen for reasoning and oratoryI Jj

ELECTRIC WIRING

You will lose money if you donthave Walter Tucker figure on yourelectric wiring when you are ready tohave it done He does the best ofwork and does it in accordance withthe rules of the fire insurance peopleand guarantees all work

Suffering and Dollars Saved-E S Loper ofMarilla N Y says-

I am a carpenter and have had manysevere cuts balled by Bucklens Arnic Salve Ijf has saved me suffering-and dollars jti is by far the besthealing sa v 1 have ever foundHeals burns ores ulcers fever soreseczema and piles 25c at all drug-stores

HARRIMAN DOESSUBSTANTIAL SERVICE

Harriman has rescued the Erie rail ¬

road from the default which wouldhave thrown it into the hands of re ¬

ceivers and thus staved off a Verysevere jolt to Wall street and securi-ties

¬generally He paid quite a heavy

premium being tan increase of oneper cent Interst and a flat premiumot flvepfer cent in cash I

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N world over for its delicituiRMS tf fltytr-Huylerqtlity 611s every glats-

of soda that spurts from our fountain-The flavor you like best is her

all the old favorites and a host ofnew ones

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