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DEATHS HARVEST HARVESTThe HaVESTThe HARVESTThe
The work of earths last reaper has hasbeen hasbeen hasbeen
been quite active during the past pastweek pastweek pastweek
week and has visited the homes of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the rich and the poor poorMrs poorAirs poorMrs
Mrs H B Masters wife of Ocalas Ocalasleading Ocalasleading Oealasleading
leading merchantdied at her home in inNew inNew inNew
New York last Friday Frida She had been beensick beensick beensick
sick for nearly a year and was sixty sixtyyears sixtyyears sixtyyears
years old She was burled in Green Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood ¬
wood cemetery His friends here heresympathize hereympathize heresympathize
sympathize with the husband in his hisaffliction bisafllicUon hisaffliction
affliction afflictionLast afllicUonLast afflictionLast
Last Saturday morning the sad sadnews sadnews sadnews
news of the death of Mrs Ward at ather ather ather
her home in Marion Ark was re received receied received ¬
ceived in this city by her sons sonsMessrs sonMessrs sonsMessrs
Messrs J M Xeely Clarence Neely Neelyand Neel Neeland Neelyattd
and Lee L e Xeely Keel Mrs Ward spent last lastwinter lastwiutlr lastwinter
winter in Ocala with her son Mr MrJesse 1IrJesse MrJesse
Jesse Xeely Xeel and by her charming charmingpersonality charmingpel8ouality charmingper
personality per ouality made many mall friends here hereMrs hererr hereDir
Mrs rr J A Butler Bu ler living li ing on the theoutskirts theoutl theoutskirts
outskirts outl irl8 of our city in the Lauier Lauiercottage Lauiercottage Laniercottage
cottage was called to her final reward rewardlast rewardlast rewardlast
last Friday FrIda and her remains were in interred interred interred ¬
terred in the old cemetery Saturday SaturdayShe
She was an industrious woman a good goodand goodand goodand
and loving wife and a most devoted devotedand devotedand devotedand
and affectionate mother She was 60 60years 60years 60years
years of age and had been for a anumber anumber anumber
number of years an exemplary exemplarymember exemplarymember exemplarymember
member of the Baptist church churchand churchand churchand
and made the golden rule the chart chartand chartand chartand
and compass of her life She leaves a ahusband ahusband ahusband
husband and nine sons to mourn her herdeath herdeath herdeath
death deathOn deathOn deathOn
On Saturday Mrs William Daven Davenport Davenport Davenport ¬
port died and was buried in the old oldcemetery oldcemetery oldcemetery
cemetery The deceased was born in inCheshire inCheshire inCheshire
Cheshire Eng sixtythree years yearsago yearsago yearsago
ago and with her husband led rather rathera
a remarkable life having lived in inEngland inEngland inEngland
England Brazil Venezuela and other otherSouth otherSouth otherSouth
South American states and some of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the West India islands and several severalstates severalstates severalstates
states of the United States She had hadseven hadseven hadseven
seven sons five of whom were born bornunder bornunder bornunderditierent
under underditierent different flags flagsThe flagsThe flagsThe
The family has been quite unfortu unfortunate unfortunate unfortunate ¬
nate in the last year ear One ne of the sons sonsHarry sonsHarry sonsHarry
Harry a very bright lad died last lastsummer lastsummer lastsummer
summer and Mr Davenport was laid laidto laidto laidto
to rest about six months ago The Thefamily Thefamily Thefamily
family is in great distress and is being beingkindly beingkindl beingkindly
kindly kindl looked after by the good peo people people peorile ¬
ple of the community The sweetest sweetestcharity sweetestcharity sweetestcharity
charity is to look after the fatherless fatherlessand
and the motherless motherlessOur
Our whole community was inex inexpressibly inexpressibly inexpressibly ¬
pressibly saddened yesterday after afternoon afternoon afternoon ¬
noon at the unexpected announce announcement announcement announcemeut ¬
ment of the death of little Delacy DelacySmith DelacySmithor DelacySmithor
Smith Smithor or Dada the title by bywhich bywhich bywhich
I Ilhe
which she was affectionately afi known knownThe knownThe
The little one was taken sick Sun Simday Sunda Sunday
day da though was well enough on Tuesday Tues Tuesday Tuestin ¬
day tin to witness the ball game gameDMla gameDda gameDada
Dada was nine years elrs of age ageand agenud ageand
and was a bright sweet sunnytempered sunnytem sunnytempered sunn tem tempered ¬
pered child the idol of the home and andher andher andher
her death is a great blow to her pa parents parents parents ¬
rents rentsMay rentslln rentsNay
May lln God who mercifully tempers tempersthe
the wind to the shorn lamb bind bindtheir bindtlltlr bindtheir
their bruised brui etl and bleeding hearts and andInspire andInspire andinspire
Inspire them with faith and patience patienceand
and fortitude to await the fulfillment fulfillmentof
of His mysteries mysteriesCVoa m sterie8 sterie8roo
Cod > plan like Uk lilie pure and white unfoldWe unfold tmfoWWv unfoldWe
We MM 1IIt not tear the clo close5hullale5 close shut leaves apart apartTime aparlT apartTimr
Time T tft wi reveal the catyxe clyxeof ca = x of gold goldShall goklShall goldShall
Shall Marion be Represented at the theState thtState theState
State Fair FairThe FairThe FairThe
The state fair speakers addressed a arepresentative arlpn5l arepresentative
representative rlpn5l > utstive assemblage a of farmers farmersand farmersamI farmersand
and luMue men in the court house houseMonday houseitoudny houseMonday
Monday morning morningdipt morningCut horningCapt
Cut John H Stevens industrial industrialnpent industrialngent industrialagent
agent of the Plant System was the thertrst thet1r thefirst
first t1r l speaker H > thought it was im important im1orlmt imhortatt ¬
portant for tr Florida to hold a state statefair statefair I Ifufr
fair because there is a very general generalimpression generalImprtS generalImpression
impression ImprtS ion abroad that it is not an anagricultural anugricultuM11 anagricultural
agricultural state That the letters he heleceive heIleivl hereceives
receives daily 11J are quite amusing for forinstance forin foriustauce
instance in tnnce one prospective prospectiesettler settler would wouldu wouldask
u ask k if it were possible po ible to raise chick chickens
eus in Florida another if it were werepossible werepO werepossible
possible pO 5ibh > to raise cows and make milk milkand milkIud milkand
and butter another if grass can be besuccessfully besUltSsfully besaeee
successfully saeee sfully grown and hogs and andhorses andhOf11es andhorses
horses profitably raised He said it itwas itWZS itwas
was important that a state fair be beheld behehl beheld
held to let the world know that these thesethincs tbesethhus theselhincs
thincs are not only onl possible but that thatthey thatthey I
they can probably be done more suc successfully succ suece ¬
cessfully c ce rullJ in Florida than in any otherstate other otherstate othfrtate
state in the Uuiou He said he also alsoreceived alsorecehed alsoreceived
received letters wanting to know if ifwe ifwe ifwe
we had yellow ello fever eer in Florida all the theyear theear theyear
year ear round and if the disease was wasgeneral wasgeueral wasgeneral
general all over the state or only lim limited limIteel limited ¬
ited to certain localities He thought thoughtthat
that literaturejudiciously literature judiciously distributed distributedwould distributedwould distributedwould
would perhaps counteract this pin opinion opfnIon pinIon ¬
ion He said that the northern part partof
of Michigan is the only place in the theUnion theenlon thetnion
Union whose summer climate would wouldcompare wouldcomplre wouldcompare
compare favorably with ours That it itis itI ith
is I h the general opinion that Marion is isthe istbe isthe
the finest agricultural county in the thef
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state that she had captured and now nowholds nowholds
holds first prizes for the best exhibits exhibitsin
in former state fairs and her people peopleshould peopleshould
should stir their stumps and andcapture andcapturethe capture capturethe
the first prize for or the best county ex exhibit exhibit exhibit ¬
hibit at the Jacksonville state fair this thiswinter thiswinter thiswinter
winter winterMajor winterMajor winterMajor
Major George P Healy of Volusia Volusiawas
was next introduced He is manager managerof
of the fair and said that Marions Marionspride Marlonspride Marionspride
pride should be stimulated because it itis itis itis
is almost a Marion county instead of ofa ofa ofa
a state fair that the president of the theState theState
State Fair Association is a Marion Marioncounty Marioncounty Marioncounty
county man that its treasurer Is a aMarion aMarion aMarion
Marion county man and that two twomembers twomembers twomembers
members of the board of directors are areMarion areMarion areMarion
Marion county men that one acre of ofMarion ofMarion ofMarion
Marion county soil is worth fifteen fifteenacres fifteenacres fifteenacres
acres of Volusia county soil where he hehails hehails hehails
hails from and that Marion county countyonly countyonly
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only needs the eflbrt efi rt to capture the thebiggest thebiggest thebiggest
biggest prizes and add to the laurels laurelsshe laurelsshe laurelsshe
she already alread wears that there is no noquestion DOquestion noquestion
question as to the success of the fair fairEnough fairEnough fairEnough
Enough exhibits have already alread been beenpromised beenpromised beenpromised
promised and space asked for to make makeit
it a success He said the primary ob object object object ¬
ject of the fair is for the benefit of the theFlorida theFlorida theFlorida
Florida farmer farmerto to let lethim him know what whathis whathis whathis
his neighbor is doing what things he heis heis heis
is producing and at what cost As he heprogressed heprogressed heprogressed
progressed in his speech he warmed warmedup
up to his subject became eloquent and andenthusiastic andenthusiastic andenthusiastic
enthusiastic and sat down amid gen generous generous generous ¬
erous and prolonged applause applauseMr
Mr S H Gaitskill of McIntosh Mclntosnmade McIntoshmade McIntoshmade
made a most practical and interesting interestingtalk
talk He said that the thepresent present drouth drouthand drouthand drouthand
and severe weather in other states stateswould stateswould stateswould
would be of benefit to Florida and andwould andwould i
would open the eyes of the people in insearch insearch insearch
search of a place where they can make makea
a living without working twelve twelvemonths twelvemonths twelvemonths
months in the year and in a state not notsusceptible notsusceptible notsusceptible
susceptible to drouths and other otherweather otherweather otherweather
weather calamities He said that he hehad hehad hehad
had lived in Kentucky Maryland and andother andother andother
other states and was speaking as a apractical apractical apractical
practical farmer to practical farmers farmersit
it is his opinion that Florida is the best bestagricultural bestagricultural bestagricultural
agricultural state in the Union that thathogs thathogs thathogs
hogs horses and cattle can be raised raisedhere raisedhere raisedhere
here cheaper and these things can be bedemonstrated bede bedemonstrated
demonstrated de and will be demon demonstrated demonstrated demonstrated ¬
strated at our state fair Mr Gaits Gaitskill Gaitskill Gaitskill
kill appealed to the pride of Marion Marioncounty Marioncounty Marioncounty
county to make a creditable exhibit at atthe atthe atthe
the approaching state fair and hold holdfast holdfast holdfast
fast to the honors she has already alreadywon alread alreadwon
won and capture yet yetgreater greater reater ones onesHon onesHon onesHon
Hon H W Long of Martel Martelmade Martelmade i
made a short but fervid address He Hesaid Hesaid Hesaid
said the state fair movement had his hishearty hishearty hishearty
hearty endorsement that it is held at atan atan atan
an opportune time and he believes it itwill itwill itwill
will be of great benefit to the state statethat statethat statethat
that its promoters deserve the thanks thanksof
of the whole people p ople of Florida FloridaMr
Mr Ir Herbert A Ford president of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Occla board ot trade acted as mas master master master ¬
ter of ceremonies and said the board boardof
of trade would cooperate with the thethe thethe thethe
the county commissioners ana see seethat seethat seethat
that Marion M riou county count is creditably rep represented represen represented ¬
resented resentedIt resen ted tedIt
It is believed that Marion county countywill couutywill countywill
will make an exhibit that will be a arevelation areelation arevelation
revelation to the other counties of the thestate thestate thestate
state
ascball IasbaiiThis ascballThis as all allThis
This has been a sporty week in inOcala inOcala inOcala
Ocala and especially in baseball cir circles circles circles ¬
cles clesOn
On Tuesday the Ocala nine meas measured measured measured ¬
ured strength with the St Augustine Augustinenine
nine and met its first real defeat deteatThe defeatThe r = T
The St Augustine boys are fine fineplayers fineplayers fineplayers
players but it is confidently believed believedthat believedthat believedthat
that the Ocala team will retrieve the thelaurels thelaurels thelaurels
laurels it lost when it shall cross bats batswith batswith batswith
with the St Augustine club in the theAncient theAncient theAncient
Ancient City on the 15th 15thOn 15thOn 15thOn
On Wednesday morning ug the mem members members members ¬
bers of the St Augustine A nine celebrat celebrated ¬
ed their victory by byparading parading the thestreets thestreetsbehind streets streetsbehind treetsbehind
behind a brass baud with brooms broomshoisted broomshoIsted broomshoisted
hoisted and streamers floating in theair the theair theair
air and gave the town a gorgeous and andmellow andmellow andmellow
mellow coloring coloringThe
The Ocala boys bo s enjoyed enjo ed the demon demonstration demonstration demonstration ¬
stration because they saw in the St StAugustines StAugustines StAugustines
Augustines appreciation of their vic victory victory victory ¬
tory a compliment to themselves themselvesIf
If the visitors had taken their vic victory victory vietory ¬
tory as a matterofcourse and made madeno
no ado about it the Ocala boys would wouldhave wouldhave wouldhave
have felt bad indeed indeedOn indeedOn
On Wednesday afternoon a game gamewas gamewas gamewas
was played between the St Augustine Augustineand
and Ocala colored team eam but the St StAugustine StAugustine StAugustine
Augustine team was so completely completelyoutclassed completelyoutclassed completelyoutclassed
outclassed that the game soon lagged laggedand laggedand laggedand
and became uninteresting The score scorein scorein scorein
in favor of Ocala was out of sight sightYesterday sightYesterday eightYesterday
Yesterday afternoon the Ocala home hometeam hometeam hometeam
team white crossed bats with the theFt theFt theFt
Ft Whites and walked around them themIn
In an easy rag time manner atthe attherate atltherate atitherate
rate of 17 to 3 Thatjlwas the score scorenotwithstanding scorenotwithstanding scorenotwithstanding
notwithstanding the fact that the Ft FtWhite FtWhite FtWhite
White team borrowed Dugan the theJacksonville theJacksonville theJacksonville
Jacksonville Ipitcher who pitched for forthe forthe forthe
the Gainesville team the afternoon afternoonbefore afternoonbefore afternoonbefore
before and nearly shut out the Fort FortWhites FortWhites FortWhites
Whites WhitesTomorrow WhitesTomorrow WhitesTomorrow
Tomorrow afternoon the Ocala and andOrlando andOrlando andOrlando
Orlando teams will be pitted against againsteach againsteach againsteach
each other and it is believed will be bethe bethe bethe
the most excitinggame of the season seasonAfter seasonAfter seasonAfter
After this week the Ocala boys will willplay winplay willplay
play at St Augustine Clearwater and andother andother andother
other places placesStops placesStops placesStops
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From the Ocala Evening Star of ofApril oflL of4i
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We are indepted to Mr George GeorgeClose GeorgeClose GeorgeClose
Close for the thefinestcabbaga finest cabbage and lettuce lettucewe
we have ever seen grown in Florida FloridaMr
Mr Close lose is a man of fine judgment judgmentand
and one of the most successful trucker truckerin
in the state and he is a generous and andlarge andlarge andlarge
large hearted as he is prospeaous prospeaousMr
Mr Close bought his seed from the theold theold theold
old reliable seedsman J B Sutton Buttonwho Suttonwho Suttonwho
who handles only the best seeds to be behad behad behad
had especially adapted to Florida and andmakes andmakes andmakes
makes a specialty of the finest strains strainsof
of cabbage egg plant lettuce ion onion loniouand onionand ion ionand
and tomato seed See display adver adververtisemeut adververlisement adververtisetueut
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