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Plumbing and

ii Plumbers SuppliesR E Yonge Co the original and

pc reliable plumberH having gone entirew ly Out of the bicycle buHinesH are now

devoting all of their time with a com-petent

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force of men to the plumbingc and tinning business and are better

prepared than ever to do firstclasswork in quick time and at living

i prices The company has just receiv-ed

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a big shipment of the Standardgoods in enameled bath tube one pieceginkfi lavatories toilet sets jtc andhave also a big line of medium priced

cc goods as well as a cheaper line In tinand galvanized Iron for customers who-

p dQ3Irethem The company has acomplete stock 6fittings faucets andfixtures of all kinds and will be pleas-ed

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to show the stock to you and giveyou an estimate on the cost of yourwork An experience of a quarter of2 century gives this company manyadvantages See R E Yonge Co ifyou need their servicesz

I E Y8NCE 4 COMPANY

t Plumbers Ocala Fla

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t SNAILS FOR FOODli

f Were Deveiad Entirely te Them In-I Many Citiea of Europe

I France Is the premier snail produc-Jj I

nation although Austria BavariaJed Switzerland hay thousands of

small farms where the famous escarcots are raised and fattened on vineleaves The demand for snails in

p t France Is far too great for the supplyi to be left to chance and thus It comes

sabout that snail farming II an Impor-tant

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r industry Paris alone consumesmillions between September and May

y when these little creatures are at theirbeet

In great cities of Europe are storesr doted entirely to them each orna-

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by an immense gilt snaIl overtile door as a sign Huge tubs ofsnails in the rough are displayed and-

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o there are besides dishes of carefullyMprepared mollusks all ready for eating

These have ben cooked extractedvfrom their ahells and minced The

rf meat Is then mixed with butter chop-ped

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it parsley and herbs nnd the shellstrimmed and made attractive are re-

filled¬

with this prepared pasteThe most popular snails today come

Sjj from Dijon and Macon In Burgundyj r where they are fed on vine leaves andd the parks AS the local snail farms are

called open their gates In the mouthqot August when the little creatures

Jt bestir themselves actively ChicagoNtws r-

ANt ANCIENT BIBLE

w Valuable Manuscript Treasured Inr the Cottonian Library

I In the Cotto lan library in Inglandi-YIe an old manuscript copy of a part of

the Bible In Latin This was used atJ the coronation of English sovereigns

a years before the stone of desxfftiiny was brought from Scone to West-

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i by Edward I In other words>tbe use of this BJble for the purpose

I In question dated back to the yeariooo

f11 The Bible is a quarto of 217 leavess 4 Mnlrig the four gospels and seemsF the style Of ttho writing and 11

t faatlons whlcM are very beauti-V1ttI to been made about the end

C the ninth century I

LfAAtirinj Testament escaped destructiony1the fire at Asbburnhain House in

jr fl1i of which It bears evidence on it-srup1d leaves and ruIned margins-

ist j eoiuc evidence that the HOU-

rr Edward tile LId r Atheist th-eiioue who was king of the west

i kxons from 925 to 940 owned thisB tad presented it to the chur-

chpDovrPbadeIpbIa Record14 MH MM BVWH M KaM K MHW-

WMWeuldi4 Cheoae Hi CompanyIn the west some twenty years ago

Mr llred a good man whogave ujia-dpirt of bis time to teaching the In

haaa the Christian faith On one o-rt id trip he stopped at the ranch of a

iv 1iJ1 t do aidTiry religious SwedeIM requested anirirfcts lodging

be Swede thought a great deal ofjths missionary and disliked to offend

t but be also disliked extremelyt IiIg m pack of dirty greasy Indians

jc bSg about his place so after muc-hJjtmmarandhawlng he stated his obJI t

Bt these Indians are Christiansgood brother and If you cant-

ibde with them for a staple night hereJ arth bow do you expect to dwe-llsibYeu with them through all ete-

rclit7r inquired the Indignant missioni

Swede waa perplexed but afterfJtfceufhtfully scratching hU head a mo

J t he said The Bible says that inY < fathers honsS alre many mansions

ji I tank r hf a wparatef1 tlppuicotts MagazineI I 1-

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> smoothIng Irons the finest1jf i ever Invented for the home Ev

4tvwonian ld have met in the4

d thn it Tuckerr a atojre-

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COTTAGE FOR SALE-

A splendidly located cottage In bestpart of town and in good condition

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cheap for cash Apply at this officeI

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-

We are not out of business and willbe pleased to do your electrical wiringEstimates cheerfully furnished Phone129 Florida Plumbing Electric Co-

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PETERSBURG HOME FOR SALE

elegant residence and big lotbest location in the city will sell cheap-for cash or will exchange for prop-erty in Ocala or good farm close totransportation Apply at Star office

An Interesting AnimalHiggins My II vet was greatly

pleased with that horse you sold meWiggInsWhat pleased him aboutlljeanimal Ulggins Why he discoveredtwelve new diseases he never suspect-ed

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before IIlubtrnted Blta

The Easy PartHe This shopping business Is an aw-

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nuisance SheWhy Henry youhave no reason to complain Ive doneall the shopping All you do is to car ¬

ry the parcels

The Origin of the Word FilibusterThe name buccaneer was chiefly

affected by the Englishadventurers onour coast while the French membersof the profession often preferred thename of flibustler This word whichhas since been corrupted into our fa-

miliar¬

filibuster Is said to have beenoriginally a corruption being nothing-more than the French method of pro-nouncing

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thea word freebooterswhich title hud long been used for In-

dependent¬

robbers

Th Modern YouthWhen I WHS your age said the se ¬

vere parent I was compelled to earnmy own living

Sir answered the complacentyouth I know too little of the circum-stances

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to attempt to defend my grand ¬

father Washington Star

The fox may lose his hair but nothis cunning Dutch Proverb

Encourage-dI inn afraid said Mr Henpeck

that I made a fool of myself todayDont worry about it his wife re-

plied¬

It isnt likely that anybodynoticed anything unusual about theway you pole or acted ChicagoRecord Hemhi

As a MissileDont you hate to grow old said

the first eggsn <llyNo I dont returned the second

egg with a toss of the bead WhenI become old enough I am going onthe stugeClncinnati Enquirer

WATCHED FIFTEEN YEARS

Tor fifteen years I have watched-the workings of Bucklens Arnica Salveand it has never failed to cure anysore boil ulcer or burn to which itwas applied It has saved us many adoctors bill says A F Hardy ofEast AVilton Me Twentyfive centsat Tydings Cos drug store

FOR SALEOne good farm hors I

ore twoyear old colt 180 bales ofgood Florida hay and 50 bushels ofcorn Apply to Mrs G M Long Reddick Fla-

WANTEDSecond hand bags andburlap any kind any quantity any ¬

I where we pay freight Richmond BaJ-

Co Richmond Va

THE PERFECT WAY

Scores of Florida Citizens Have Learn-

ed ItIf you suffer from backacheThere is only one way to cure itThe perfect way Is to cure the kid-

neys¬

A bad bade means sick kidneysNeglect it urinary troubles followDoans Kidney Pills are made for

kidneys onlyS B Lemons cigarmaker living at

1311 Ashley street Tampa Fla says-I used Doans Kidney Pills and they

cured me of backache and disorder ofthe kidneys Two or three times onaccount of the pain in my back I wasunable to go to work for several daysThe secretions of the kidneys were invery bad condition dark in color and-if allowed to stand would become ofthe consistency of jelly I tried variousremedies taking what seemed like gal-

lons¬

of medicine and I also put onplasters but nothing helped me at alluntil I got Doans Kidney Pills uponthe advice of a friend of mine and us-

Ing them according to directions theycured me in a very short while

For sale by all dealers Price 50

cents FosterMilburn Co BuffaloNew York sole agents for the UnitedStates

Remember the nameDoansandt-ake no other

Large assortment of CUT GLASSand CHINA Postofflce Drugstore

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EXPECTED TOO MUCH

The Hotel Clerk Thought the GuestGot His Moneys Worth-

A friend of mine has guined con-siderable

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notoriety among the boyssaid a drummer on account of his an-

tipathy¬

for many of the lunabitautsto be found in the hotels of many ofthe small country towns Many a timehe bas been known to leave his bed Inthe middle of tbe night to search formore comfortable and agreeable quar-ters

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Recently he landed at a smalltown I happened to he there thatnight and when I saw him enter I

Immediately scented trouble Thatplace was known for the droves ofrats which swarmed about the prem-ises

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and if there was anything myfriend abhorred it was a rat Vell be-

got his room I was sitting In the lob-by

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rending about an hour after hehad retired when suddenly I was star-tled

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by a sudden racket on the upperfloor It was followed a few secondslater by my friend his clothes underhis arm making a hurried exit fromhis room Running up to the hotelclerk be expostulated excitedly againstthe rats

They ran all over the bed and allover the floor Finally I tried to shoothetn out turned on the light andthere were two big ones in the centerof the floor fighting like tigers

U Well pWhat do you want for50cents calmly asked the clerk a bull-fight

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Exchange

THE PIANOS SOUL-

It Is imparted to the Instrument bythe Scale

Every piano factory saul a pianomanufacturer employs what we pi-

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men call a scale It would be toolong for me to explain to you all about-It but in piano making the scale isthe man who after all else has beendone imparts to the piano Its soul-

I cannot tell you how they do ItThey do not know themselves and noman can teach another It is born likeall art The scales are very few andhard to get and we pay them hand ¬

some wages But they are as difficult-to manage as the great tenors of grandopera and as sensitive as women Likeall artists they are forever squabblingamong themselves about little thingsandns you may guess Jealousy istheir besetting evil

But I have not yet explained whatthe scale does When a piano Is allstrung Andtuned and ready to leavethe factory the scale sits down to Itall alone and screws It to pitch Hisear is so true bis hand so fine and hissense of the reasons for sound is sodelicate and exquisite that when hehas finished his work that which was-a mere box containing strings has be¬

come a voice that can sing if you knowhow to make it sIng The scale hasgiven it a soutapart of his ownsoulXew York World

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Didnt Please the CriticWhen Verdi was putting the last

touches to un Trovatore he was vis ¬

ited In his study by a privileged friendThe friend was one of the ablest livingmusicians and critics He was permit-ted

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to look at the score and run overthe anvIl chorus on the pianoforteWhat do you think of that asked

the master Trash said the con-

noisseur¬

Verdi rubbed hlSi hands andchuckled Now look at this and thishe said Rubbish said the otherrolling a cigarette The composer roseand embraced him with a burst of joyWhat do you mean asked the critic

My dear frletfd cried Verdi UI havebeen making a popular opera In it I

resolved to please everybody except-the purIsts the great Judges the clas ¬

sicists I1ke you Had I pleased you Ishould have pleased no one else Whatyou say assures me of success Inthree months II Trovatore will besung and roared and whistled and bar¬

rel organed all over ItalyPhiladelp-bla

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Inquirer-

The American AutherThe chief thing in the average Amer ¬

ican norel is tile amazing vitality ofthe author He writes always at thetop of his voice His strenuousness Isunceasing The render can almost see-the swollen veins on his forehead thetight drawn mouth and flashing eyeIt is do it or die And he never knowswhere to stop With his feverish anx-iety

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to make points he does not seemto realize when he has achieved hispurpose and frequently fizzles out In-

effectively¬

He has ideas He hasvast quantities of material He has acommand oflanguage a fatal fluencythat frequently leads to his downfall-for he lacks a sense of values Helacks self restraint He is full oftricks and artfulness but he Is not anartist London Saturday Review

TOO MUCH FACE

You feel as if you had one face toomany when you have Neuralgia dontyou Save the face you may need itbut get rid of the Neuralgia by ap ¬

plying Ballards Snow Liniment Fin ¬

est thing in The world for rheuma-tism

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neuralgia burns cuts scaldslame back arid all pains Sold bythe AntiMonopoly Drugstore

FORSALEHORSES MULES AND FEED-

At J L Smoaks old stand onExposition street stock fine pricesreasonabletGive us a call not onlyA r good stock but feed A B De-

Coflflt Ocala Fla

Well PreservedI told Miss Knox today saUl lie

that the only word thnt properly de-

scribed you was peachIndeed replied Miss Bute I sup ¬

pose she said something real nice asusualWell

she said I suppose thtt isthe proper word At any rate shelooks well preserved Philadelphia-Press

Bobby ReasonLittle Bobby was saying his prayers

at his mothers knee but so rapidlythat she asked him why he did notspeak more slowly

Because you know be replied hitwould keep nil the other children wait-ing

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Lippincotta

Didnt Find OutSo you really attended the lecture

last nighthYeU t

What did the lecturer talk aboutWell Im not sure for he didnt

any Lyceumite and Talent

Like the ParretThumper occasionally says things

that are wonderfully apropos saidone statesman-

Yes answered the other hes likeour parrot at home It doesnt knowmuch but what it does know it keepsrepeating until some circumstancearises that makes the remark seemmarvelously apt

A good way to get on in the world-Is to make people think you are doingIt New York Pree

THE PRICE OF PEACE-

The

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terrible itching ana smartingincident to certain skin diseases is al-

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instantly allayed by applyingChamberlains Salve prce 25 centsFor sale by all druggists

No man should continue paying rentwhen he can buy a lot on as easy termsas Mr Woodrow Is offering in Oakridge additicn

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE OFFINAL DISCHARGE

Notice is hereby given that on theSecond day of June A D 1908

the undersigned administrator of theestate of A H Frederick deceasedwin make my final settlement withHon Joseph Bell judge of probate athis office in Ocala Marion countyFla and wil apply for my discharge-as administrator of said estate

R T FrederickAdin of Estate of A H Frederick

deceasedNov 19th 190-

7STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-

Thei

regular annual meeting of thestockholders of the Ocala TelephoneCompany will he held in the city ofOcala Florida at the hour of elevenoclock in the forenoon in the office-of

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Geo R McKean its secretary onMonday the thirteenth day of Janu-ary

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I A D 190S Geo R McKeanSecretary

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE TO

CreditorsIn re Estate of John Kinsler Deceased j

Notice is hereby given to all creditorslegatees distributees and all otherpersons having claims or demandsagainst the estate of John Kinsler de-

ceased¬

to present the same to the un-

dersigned¬

I administrator within oneyear from this date Geo Giles

As Administrator Estate of JohnKinsler

Dated Ocala Fla Dec 21st 1907

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FORTax Deed Under Section 8 of Chap-ter

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4888 Laws of FloridaNotice is hereby given that Miss An ¬

nie Xce ham purchaser of tax cer-

tificates¬

Nos 4379 and 4389 dated the4th day of April A D 1S9S has filedsaid certificates in my office and hasmade application for tax deed to is-

sue¬

In accordance with law Said cer¬

tificates embrace the following de ¬

scribed property situated in Marioncounty Florida towit

Lots 11 13 15 17 19 21 25 29 and30 block 1 Andersons add to Ocala-in sV2 of neVk of se i sec 13 tp 15 sr 21 e The said land being assessed-at the date of the issuance of suchcertificates in the name of EmilyChester and H L and E B AndersonUnless said certificates shall be re ¬

deemed according to law tax deedwill issue thereon on the 10th day ofJanuary A D 1908

Witness my official signature andseal this the 7th day of December AD 1907 S T Sistruhk

ClerkCircuit CourtMarion Co Fla-B H BFO1rr D c

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J M Deas Reporter-

MILESWASHINGTONIi

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A quiet but pretty wedding wassolemnized New Years night by tiJ9Rev Hopkins at the residence thebride on Dougherty street the con ¬

tracting parties being Mr Athos Milesand Miss Sarah Washington Thehouse was tastefully decorated in ev ¬

ergreens and white roses Only theimmediate family and intimate friends-of the bride were present The bride 1

wore a white crepe de chene dresswith lace trimmings and was givenaway by her mother Fruit punch andcake was served after the ceremony <

The bride is the eldest daughter QtlMr and Mrs George Washintgon and-a bright capable girl The groom ia

Ia good substantial citizen and a faith¬

ful employe of he Teapot Grocery t

Many handsome gifts were receivedThe handsomest present was a cheatof silver the gift of Dr and Mrs EVan Hood for whom the ride has 1 It

worked for over six years The youngcouple have the good wishes of many

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friends t

Become a property owner Thereno investment as good or safe as realestate and none can be had as cheator on as easy terms as those beautifullots in Oakridge addition Ask MrWoodrow 1

NOTICEThirty days from date or rs near

therafter as practicable the townI council will receive bids for all of the c QI unfinished sidewalks on Oklawaha av-enueI Fort King avenue Fox LaneRay street Watula street Tuscawifr-la

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street Watula street MagnoliaI street Main street South street Ex-position

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Istyeet and any other street

mentioned in cement sidewalk ordi ¬

nance I sSpecifications on file In town clerks

office n

Said council reserves the right toreject any or all bids a

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Ocala Fla Oct 9 1907-

J D RobertsonAttest President City Council

H C Sistrunk City Clerk

SCJENTIFIC SPANKINGConsists in punishment only when a 1I-

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child is actually bad Some mothersthink that all crying is badness Itsnot When your baby cries look for

i pins or some external cause If youcant find them give the baby Whitesl Cream Vermifuge as the chances are

r It is suffering from worms which keep-it hungry and cross all the timePleasant to takesure in its action

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Price 25 cents Sold by the AntiMo-nopoly

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FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS-I

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am keeping a full stock of fresh and isalt water fish and oysters which I re-

ceive¬

daily and guarantee to be freshand good I also carry a complete line J

of fresh meats beef pork sausagewetc and country produce and respect-fully

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ask a share of your patronage t l-

and guarantee satisfaction rEMPORIUM MEAT MARKET f-

I L Casminski ProprietorI

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I the CircuitCourt of the Fifth Judi ilcia Circuit of Florida In and for Ma-rion

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CountyIn Chancery-The Passumpsic Savings Bank a Cor¬

poration Under the Laws of the State-of Vermont Complainant vs Mrs E I

B Brockington Defendant Order forConstructive Service-It Is ordered that the defendant here-

in¬

named towit Mrs E B Brocking-ton

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be and she is hereby required toappear to the bill of complaint In thiscause on or beforeMonday the 3rd day of February 190 t-

It Is futher ordered that a copy orI Sthis order be published once a week <for eight consecutive weeks in the jOcala Star a newspaper published insaid county and state I

This 4th day of December 1907-

S T SistrunkClerk Circuit Court Marlon Co Fla

By H B Foy Jr D CHocker Duval-

Complainants Soli-

citorFOLEYS

KIDNEY CUREW-

ILL CURE YOU

of any case of Kidney ofBladder diiease that is not < Ibeyond the rca h of medi ¬

cine Take it at once Donot risk having Brights Dis¬

ease or Diabetes There isnothing gained by delay Wj

SOc and 100 BottU isij i-

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