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W Jf7WY-rI THE OCALA EVENING STAR SATURDAY FEBRUARY 29 1908

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CEFOYT

sREAL ESTATE AGENTO-

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in Gary BuildingI

Over Martin and Cams Seed Store

PAIDAgent in Ocala and Marion County-

for the-

y Jacksonville Development kJ-t

ifFollowing are a few or my specials

toe tills monthFOR SALEThe residence No 50

64 Main rreet 2250 half cash bal-

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t nap fear now rented for 20per cnoith

For Sale or Rent on ReasonableTerms The two residences NOM 250

and 252 West Exposition Street Bothare desirable property and in exce-

llent

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condition For terms etc apply

Numerous other properties for sale-S farm residence grove and turpentine

tracts List your property with me If4 you want to sell it or call on me if

r you want to buy I will give carefulattention to the collection of rents and

ij paying of taxes for any nonresidentproperty owners

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Plnmbing andr

Plumbers Supplies3

<f R E Yonge Son the original andreliable plumbers having gone entire-ly

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out of the bicycle business are nowi devoting all of their time with a com-

e petent force of men to the plumbingL aad tinning business and are better

I prepared than ever to do firstclasswork in quick time and at livingprices The company has Just receiv-ed

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t eIf a big shipment of the Standard

goods in enameled bath tubs one piecerh inks lavatories toilet sets etc andir have also a big line of medium priced

t gOfdft as well as a cheaper line in tinand galvanized iron for customers whodesire them The company has acomplete stock of fittings faucetsandJjctwres of all kinds and will be pleasjed to show the stock to you and giveyou an estimate on the cost of your

1 work An experience of a quarter ofa century gives this company manyadvantages See R E Yonge Son I-ttNi need their services

Iy R E YONGE SON1r Plumbers Ocala FlaI

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4 AU PRESSIK8 CLUB14

J F WILLIAMSON Propa yt-y Rates FMtonabU All Goods pressed

r MtsT Clsansd on Short Notive and De-

livered¬

r Promptly

f Alt transient work not criled forwithin 30 days will be sold for charges

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BV IcIVER MAcKAY

FUNERAL DIRECTORSUndertakers and Embalmers-

D E MciVER ALFRED E OWENI

f Undertaxers

Fine Caskets and Burial Robes

t All Work Done by Licensed ET-

baimvrs and Fully Guaranteed

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IQUALITY IGHT-

DELIVERY RIGHT

PRICE RIGHTY 5

Y > FIMIDA PACKING ICE CO

5 BENJAMIN IN CHARGE

L A LEX AN DENPractical

CAiPENTER AND BUILDERE

areluU estimates made on all contracirock Gives more and better work tot

ney than any other contractortaI p

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GANDERBONES FORECAST-FOR MONTH OF MARCH

The irlous of March will come againWhen Caesars blood uses lot

The foes of Bryan will hid outBehind tilt panipot

And uhfn he se f s them lurking thereHell guess their r1I intent

And rin jtiot lily hLs friends all hopeHell run for president

i The candidates Republican viilpass the stand again and the port-ly

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form of Mr Taft will show a-

handoine gain the whiskerlets ofMr Hughes will float upon tilebreeze the fleet that sailed > lrgilans Straits will cruise the ve st-

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seas the infant boom of Cortelyou will grimly yield the ghostand the licet will run the banquetson the other Latin coast

I Another lot of foreign countsI and busted sports and old willcome across to marry more of ourdead easy pfold a count wiil marrya million cool and a riis count twoor three and gold an1 girl andhorse laugh loud theyll all putout to sea and while the Gouldsgive Honi onelust one morechance alack well all steal offand kick ourselves quite low downon the backThe country papers will ge used

To Uncle Sams mandateThat they may not hold readers h-

Are not paid up to dateBut the government will not assist-

At squaring things somehowVith old subscribers made so mad

They never will pay now

March was the first month of theRoman year and was named fromMars the god of war Mars look

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ed like a twin brother to Richmond I

Pearson Hobson and he was theI

Iregular Roman delegate to thePeace Conference at The HagueHe was supposed to be tne father-of Romulus the founder of Rome

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but he was not he was only theypung mans godfather In an ¬

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cient warfare it was customary toplace a good bronze bust of Mars I

on the field and then fight for itThe comedy of life will be about

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what it has beenthe men will la-

bor day and night and the wives-of

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men will spin Theyll have aI

club for every day and never ceaseto go theyll learn to talk of manythemes their husbands do notknow theyll hear a lecturer from

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Greece another on Japan another-on the Renaissance and several onman theyll hire a lot of long-haired

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freaks to make them eru ¬

dite theyll work on papers everymorn and look up things at night I

and their husbands will get supper J

cold and suffer pdicule and theI

children will grow up like wolveswhile Mamma goes to schoolThe money indiscreetly loaned I

Will faithfully keep LentAnd a lady teacher will sit on I

The pin when it Is bent l

But when the principal responds i-

To screams heard through the house I

Shell not tell him what happened butWill say she saw a mouse

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Until the 21st March will be un-

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the influence of the zodiacalsign known as Pisces the FishPisces will induce his relativeStuyvesant Fish to take the Illi-

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Central fight into the U SSupreme Court where E H Har-riman will be ditched with twobum lamps a derailed backbone-and a swift kick in the caboose

After the 2ist March will beunder the influence of Aries thesign of the Head Under this signold heads will come to the front inthe presidential race and UncleJoe Cannon will conic out of lastplace and make the President put

I two more burrs in the spaciousbosom of Mr Tafts pants

Persons born under Pisces drinklike a fish and vote wet Theymake excellent subordinates likeFriday and Loc They can sayno and it is fitiK to expose them-to more life insurance for they

Iwen1 take it They arc very cau-

tious¬

and nlway > take scats nearthe fire escape

Persons horn trulcr Aries al-

ways¬

think before speakintr ailthen never say anything They aregood organizers and generally bo-

1onnr to the AntiSaloon LeagueThey make good lawyers and gen-erally get the case continued untilthey can elect the prosecuting at-

torney¬

The Venal Equinox will comeI And the Irish will paradeI The booming bullfrog will resume

His music in the gladeThe mole will burrow in the lawn

And the rash duck hunter tootHis caller while pneumonia drills-

A leakhole in his bootAnd then the gentle spring will

Iit fA fifyedrwLL q WIJ 3

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come and the poet will essay with I

swelling breast and bliss his hum I

and Museattended lay the rtes1-ter will announce the dawn and I

the hen will scratch the dirt and j

I everybody will put on a thinner i

I undershirt The sassafras willI brew again to tone the systemi rank and the washout will onsetthe train and throw it down thebank the gander and the g osewill nipth the meadow will be

j yet and tile s ringir tcxic tedcot wiil turn a sirrrper 1 F Thesouse will be cleaned un airain the

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robins come in drove and the husjbnnd will cat bread and cheese behind the kitchen stove The younirj mans heart will beat fr love andI the widow in her weeds will findI

a man and seize him where FstellaI wore the beadsAnd then sweet April will return

I And John D g n in lineAnd pay his months installment on

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That thirty million fin-

eCOXGRESSMAX

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LAMAR

Will Meet the Voters of Marion County-in

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Ocala Saturday March 7th

Hon W L > Lamar representa-tive

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I in Congress of the Third Flor-ida

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I District will be in Ocala Sat-urday

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March 7 and will address-the voters on the public questions-of the day at 11 a m Mr Lamaris a candidate for the United

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States Senate and is one of theI

strongest men in the race He is afluent and logical speaker andthose who fail to hear him willmiss an oratorical treat

MEDICINE THAT IS MEDICINE

I have suffered a good deal withmalaria and stomach complaints but

have now found a remedy that keepsme well and that remedy is ElectricBitters a medicine that is medicine-for stomach and liver troubles andfor run down conditions says W CKiestler of Halliday Ark ElectricBitters purify and enrich the bloodtone up the nerves and impart vigorand energy to the weak Your moneywill be refunded if it fails to help youFifty cents at Tydings Cos

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Pike TaIlorlllj

Q One of the lLk gt our particularf repute is founded O-

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f COATSYryTHAT ACTUALLY-KEEP THEIR SHAPE

rk 1CJ There is only one tailor in theseentire Umked Stales that has after netts

4 of patient effort succeeded in accoapI hiDe this and his tame u

i FRED KAUFFMANNTk AaMricma Taller CHICAGOq He calls this fannent

The TIDYCOOL SACKQ It B cut and proportioned to haagand balance just rightq The facing is interlined with vety fluegrade of hair cloth of alauMC impercepti-ble

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weight imported exclusively by himQ The teams are encased with materialwhich holds all parts firmly yet flex ¬

ibly in place I

q The pockets and all vital parts aresdentofically bridged and held in placeby stays r

The Raault is anIDEAL SUMMER GARME-NTTIDYCOOL SACK

Nve SeeHflfvisaitatd

BOSTON STOREA Fruk MaitferSfr-

kUealThe TIDY COOL SACK

The omly niiln il coat ever designed that Rgrwt tin fir Frei laslfaspositive-ly

retain its strap Tks As sdua Tiisr Okas

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DAVID S WOODROW J W AKIN GEORGE H FORD

OCALA PLUMBING i

AND ELECTRIC CODE-

ALERS IN

Standard Makes of Plumbing Goods Gus Engines Pumps Irrigating PlantsAcetylene Gas Plants Sold and Installed Complete Estimates promptly sub-mitted

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on any Work in our line

P 0 Box No 944 OCALA FLORIDA Phone No 371

ST JOSEPHS ACADEMYLOR-ETTO Near Mandarin FLORIDA i

Boarding School for Boys Conducted by the Sisters of St Joseph

Young Boys from 8 to 14 years Received Carefully Trained along PhysicalIntellectual Moral and Social Lines Healthy Location Magnificent wimming-Pool Complete Equipment in Schoolrooms Dormitories Dining Hail andRecreation Rooms

Apply for Prospectus to the SISTER SUPERIOR-

ST JOSEPHS ACADEMY LORETTO FLA

CLOSE MESH AMERICAN FENCES-ee How Close These Meshes 58 INCH

Are They Will Turn Little Pigs S IM

Heavy Wire 7 Close Mesh Pig-Tight 6

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Top and Bottom Bars Xo 10 6galvanized wire Intermediate bars 6 2a

24No i galvanized wire Stays No 5

12 galzanized wire 12 inchesapart 3

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I 5Ii LARGE STOCK QUICK SHIPMENTSfJtf

1 t i The lar ct stock cf hcavv and light harrhvarc sash doors and I-

ttf n blinds fat in mill and miners supplies paint oils tc etc carried

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I BOYDS PORTA BUI-

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II especially adapted for tin pr iii in e men sawmill ircn or any one lliiI-

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Pjt JI where a temporary fireplace is needed Tiie cut herewith chives aI t > wont view of this invention and shows how same can he attached toI

l J ry frame bnildini eilher 1vhere fireplace would be built or can betf set in 11 l1l < low

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It is made of the best alvanied steel is light strong and dura-

ble

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I This portable fireplace can b mowed from place to place andex1ns-eI which would incur in mak mg a chimney of sticks and mortar1 or bricki

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Marion Hardware Cobr

4 HARRY B ClARKSON General Manager1J

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