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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-01-26

We differ from other associations,
similar in name only, in that I'VE
BUILD" Florida Home Building AS
ISOLATION.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-01-26

Your druggist will refund money II
PAZO OINTMENT fails 10 cure any
case of Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Pro-
truding Piles in TO Il days. SOC.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-01-26

Buy your kodak supplies at Mills
Studio, where you can get the best.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-01-26

WANTED-Velvet beans in the hull
or cleaned. State what you have and
price. E. c. Pearson, Alachua, Fla.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-01-26
PAINTING TAUGHT

Lessons in oil, water colors and free
hand drawing. Robin F. Gray, No. 44
Sanchez street.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-01-26

Ensign films are double instantan-
eous. Get them at Mills Studio.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-01-26

When given as soon as the croupy
cough appears Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy will ward off an attack OF
Group and prevent all danger and
cause for anxiety. Thousands Of
mothers use it successfully. Sold by
all dealers.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-01-26
CAFE OPEN ALL NIGHT

The Merchants Cafe, j. r. Dewey,
proprietor, will now be open the entire
twenty-four hours, with an experienced
man in charge at night.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-01-26

Tally cards that have never been
used az the Court Pharmacy
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-25

------- r.1CO. GVO1 $780,. - -
Dunmeade. the masters mantle was
20 fall. aN
And now Murchell was dying.
Bob knew as the train bore him
swiftly to the east that he was going
to assume that mantle. 'h[F
Yeurs before II will be master of the
state before diet" ambition had cried
Now he said. Il am not yet forty.
and am master Of the state"
Master OF the state: He had dream
ed of power. Now power tremendous.
farreaching. almost unlimited power.
would be his If he could retain what
Murchell would very soon place in his
hands.
II can! will" His teeth clinched.
his muscles frightened in the stress OF
his determination. II will be true to
my trust. | will use my power for
the good Of this people. So help me
Godr
his words were prayer, not an
oath. There was no exultation in his
heart. neither was there humility. Self
was forgotten. His task doomed large
before him. self obliterating, filling his
horizon as he hurried toward the gov
errors mansion. In the library some
one was playing the piano very softly.
the gentle soothing chords lingering
In the air. Thither the servant show
ed Bob.
On the threshold Bob halted sharp
~. Death. power. battle. were in an
instant swept from his mind. His
heart leaped convulsively.
The players back was toward him.
She did not notice his entrance. He
did not move, lest he might disturb
her. Then her voice rose. full and
clear and pIaintive in a song that not
all the street pianos In the world can
rob Of its appeal. Bob listened in rapt
attention. Once before he had heard
her sing that song, on the night when.
on that very spot, he had dealt her
the cruelest blow a man could give
woman.
At the last line her voice shook
slightly; once it faltered.
ITO kiss the cross. sweetheart-to
kiss the cross.
The last long quivering note died
away. She turned and arose to face
him. For long minute they regard
ed each other unwaveringiy. 1t had
been two years and more since they
had met. these two whose lives had
SO strangely crossed. They had been
constantly in each others minds. in
each others hearts. Each saw that
the years had wrought changes in the
other.
Every time he had seen her her
beauty had struck him anew. 1t was
so different from that Of the few wo.
men he knew But he had loved best
to remember her as he had last seen
her, when she had come to him in the
days Of his sickness How often. dur
ing the long months. in the secrecy OF
his room he had opened the book OF
his memory to look upon her stand
ing there before him. her startled eyes
answering the love in his. Now. in this
sudden meeting the picture be had
carried seemed to him woefully made
Quate She was even more slender
than before, yet less fragile Her face
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-25

''Do You suppose cou,u seek uu,,p,.
eess while Paul Remington's life il
spoiled because drove him into temp.
tations he couldn't resist? might
nave made him strong. good man.
out never by word or act did | teach
him anything but sel6shness and nv
pocrisy. II I were to shirk my punish.
ment I'D be contemplate coward
MY punishment Is just-exactly the
penalty a just God would devise. I'm
not whining"
You poor. elemental child" she ex-
claimed pityingly. What are you
what Is any Of us--in Gods scheme OF
things that our punishment should be
so impOrtant?"
Bob looked at her, even in his IA
natical self torture startled by the new
thought
She rose to leave him. Duty ought
to mean happiness. and you get moth
ing but useless misery out of it |
thought you had found yourself But
you haven't. You have still one les.
son to Iearn-faith. If had not faith
l shouldn't want to live l couldn't
be happy"
yes; you are happy. And yet" be
said slowly-"and yet l have some
times fancied that you HAYES had your
heartache."
Yes: l am happy" she said. and
her face glOWed Il am hapDy, I'd
hate to be SO small as to be unhappy
merely because God hasn't arranged
everything to my liking"
She left him.
IF only l could find him-if only |
could find him!" be cried to himself
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-25

was marked by a new gentleness, a
new patience and withal new
strength that made her to Bobs eyes
beautiful beyond dreams.
She. too, saw change. He was the
same stalwart figure a before, yet a
slight stoop had come into the big
shoulders. Streaks OF gray were in
his hair. The thin, strongly marked.
ascetic face was the same and yet not
the same; the bold arrogance, the look
of the all conquering viking. was
gone. In it's place had come the quiet
matured strength of the man who has
proved himself and The great kindli
ness of strong man who has suffer
ed without hardening.
Under his steady regard she rem
bled She tried to take her eyes from
his, but could not. She knew that in
that moment of silence they were say
ing what must not be said Che tried
b speak, to break the speA.
10 - coathuod.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-25
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's0Er OUT OF THIS UaAMBERl"

II I were to give the word they would
tear you to pieces. That crowd means
business. I won't give them the word
but unless you 60. and now, I'll throw
you out. won't answer for wha,
happens after that"
Macpherson began what was meant
to be defiant reply. you dare lay
one finger OIL me-
He got no further. He saw Bob's
big hand shoot out toward him. felt a
grip like steel wise clutch his shout
der.
MACPHERSON turned tail and ram
sinking out of the hall amid unbroken
silence.
Bob turned to the councilmen.
Nov. then. beat that ordina nee" he
said quietly. ,
SO the ordinance was defeated
Some days later new ordinance.
drawn up under Bob's direction, was
introduced. In due time 1t passed
was signed and accepted by the gas
company. "
The night after Bob's victory $4,000
Of the Steel City's best citizens pa
raded before his home and cheered
him as the next governor.
The cheering thousands marched on
leaving the quiet street to return to
its wonted dingy calm. Kathleen,
proud and rejoicing, sought Bob in his
library. The man in whose honor a
great city had made holiday sat before
the fire In an attitude of complete de-
lection.
Bob" she cried TREMENDOUSLY. what
u itr'
Nothing. Kathleen" he said in a
Y tired voice-'nothing that matters
much. haven't meant to trouble you
with my moods"
And tonight. with all these people
showing you their love and pride in
you-when you have deserved it so
well-when you should be only proud
and happy-l find you here-sor' Her
voice almost broke.
% he never shrank from physical
blow. That's what hurts tonight.
have not deserved, their kindness. |
have done so tittle-nothing!' e.
Nothing! 1t means nothing to you
to have stood between nearly mil
lion people and injustice?"
But didn't do that" he insisted.
with weary patience. what has been
done the people did themselves. All l
did was to veto bill any clever poll
dcian would have vetoed as a matter
Of policy and to pull of shallow
theatrical trick that, after all. proba-
bly, wasn't necessary. They forget all
the evil and remember only the little
good. But can't. And tonight they
have made me feel small and mean"
''small and mean! Bob, will you
never learn to know yourself? r.
her voice broke in little laugh that
was near to tears-'1'd like to shake
rour'
He smiled. Il wish you would.
Kathleen. That's the only way can
I learn. 1t seems. by having the truth
shaken. pounded. into me-"
Tears came to her eyes "Ah, don't
think don't know what this long year
has been to your she said pityingly.
you were always cruel to yourself,
driving yourself mercilessly Haven't
/ seen your heartache? know how
you have counted on finding Paul and
femaking his life and how bitter the
disappointment has been. And" she
rushed on, though she knew his sou
was writing at being thus laid bare
Il know about her Bob. give Ovel
your self inflicted punishment Go t
her and take bappiness-for both Of
you"
mot that" he said sternly. She
knew that the sternness was for the
hope within him that would not die
That can never be.
"Bnt It can be She loves you. !"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-25

MacPhersOn" BOB pOln1eu ~ LII,
crowded gallery-"you see that crowd
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-25

WESTBOUND express train
\ was rafting down the noun
\ tains. 1t was early spring
even among the hills. A man
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-25
 description

price right We will paint and repair for $1400 will Sl250 just it stands. Terms to suit the purchaser
 Lot 150 210, two blocks from Central Avenue just St. Lotus Avenue known the Jim Ledgerwood place with eight room house This property would make ideal home fly who likes city and country life combined There ground if properly utilized to make five lots 50 150 which should be worth $500 each The property high being the level of the city Has fine well The could not be rebuilt for what asking for the place and We can make terms that purchase almost as cheap paying rent Our price is $200O.
 East and Slate S-Lot 50 155 with three house good shape This property just from the Gorge Add ton Benton road in good white neghborhood working man. it is cheap You cheaper than you pay rent. Price $550
 East and Slate St adjoining mentioned above with three room house, at the price, $55O good liberal
 Corner Grove and Wall S-Lot 39 55 155, in w. A. Moore Subdivision of lot 3, block 21 modern five house that could not be erected for This magnificent house and lot and bargain the price asking $1200 Has fine well on the property Don't fail to this property
 Grove St. adjoining the above propertythree III good repair this adjoining the Chocaw Addition and good investment Will sell this property for $500 $50 balance $l0 per month.
 AS Henderson Ave-Lot 5Oxl5O with modern
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No 15 Henderson AvenueLot 50 15O alley. mod eight residence pasterd bath stairs and law atoy down stairs electric lights with fine fixtures beautiful nane in the paror closets the four bed rooms and one-haf block perfect neghborhood large barn which garage trees the yard and fine maple shade the de o the house North and east front This of the best built houses in the city Just the place children within two blocks of Oaawn school house. The house could built today for less than $5000 and practically Price S50O0.
 No 45 Henderson AvenueLot 50 150 five cottage and bath room barn the ay city water the nam at the curb line and electric lights the main line in front of the property This good neW having been painted and throughout the improvements $500 This home man of limited The neehborhood ne there being no negroes or objectionable characters anywhere around it. The house and improvements could not replaced anxious to sell and will this property on terms of $lO0 down and $15 per month.
 NO o5 Henderson AvenueLot 75 x 150 nice room cottage with large hall and front porch 1ood barn and chicken house. fine grape ochafd Has electric lights and city laid mouse and connection be property is right in ont oI the Oakawn school house This location and the
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This of the pretest places and an ideal cot age home The yard has hedges a nicely erraed The house could not be rebuilt today $75O and in an excel lent state of repair We will sell this property for $1650 terms of Soo down and monthly payments the balance Don't overlook this bargan-come in and talk it over
 Curve St. just off Prospect Avenue driveway leading to West Monanone four house room house that rents for S4 month This property the repair but can be made nice place. We will this property for $700 on your terms
 TWO loS on Grand Avenue just two blocks from Central Avenue West65 l2O to street grade absolutely level adon hg Faseurlzea MIX O. This one of the finest building in the city. Price of lots $2OO0 each
 Lot on Park E terraced with basement excavad nex in
 pers residence 55 l5O to another One of the finest ana choces building lots in the city, This cost Sl70O origi na and 5000 was spent terrace We will sell this lot at cost ana interest and taxes have been paid years Don't overlook this lot as it is real bargain
 we own outright West End Highland Addition with concrete SeWahs aeady ad This is of the additions where ios can De bought cheap in the city view from this addition "c very hgh IS magnificent City water on the properv ana eauy Tor building purposes There are four or five nice
 ces on ts property It is located at the end of Grand avenue Lots range in price from $50 to s250 We will make very liberal terms " Y' VIZ "ii iaAs
The evening world., 1912-11-06
Are Your Children
Doing Well at School?
PubHaanS %. New Yuf WonO.
HHOlp to Better Their Work.
Blu William Lean Pulvermacher

with tho parent. Tho father OF mother,
who has taken years TO prepare for his
or her particular profession. has given
little or no time to the contemplation
OF how best to rear his or her offspring
a task that. II rightly done. Is far. far
more difficult than tho rearing Of a
forty story building.
BY the display of infinite patience and
by steady training. by . vigilance that
Is never relaxed ana by the hearing OF
lessons is the boy brought 20 mans
estate a man in every sense OF the
word.
There are thousands OF parents who
mortified because their boy has not been
promoted at the end of q school term
whip him numerically Not once dur
ing tho term. perhaps. had those sam<
parents taken the trouble to look over
tho lads home work or to call upon his
teacher. These Same parents ernplo,
foremen to watch not only each day
but each minute the work Of the labor
ers IN their employ. These aaans labor
ers are adults. working for their dali,
bread. More 10 expected from q twelve
year-old than from the man who II toll
ing 30 that his family may live
In this fair TO the boyf
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why some OF tho lyrics are printed on
an extra sheet in the programme. unless
II Ia to prove that there's nothing funny
in them. Amateurish treatment Is be.
trayed in the various incidents OF the
book. which has nothing better to offer
In the way of fresh material than mill
tant suffragettes and superannuated
members OF the United States Senate.
Although the idea OF making an Irish
man a peace commissioner has Its hui
morous possibilities, the fun doesn't get
beyond the bare idea. The book Is 40
duh and the performance 30 slow that
the only way to get any action at the
Broadway Is to take a walk between
acts. The whole truth OF the matter Is
that '"rhe Dove OF Peace" falls fiat be-
cause It Is l!feless.
A. the Irish peace agttator. Arthur
DEACON struggles desperately to re.
member his lines and look cheerful
Miss Henrette Wakefield lerds . good
voice to the role Of Juanata, but keeps
her fiery Spanaah spirit under remark,
able control. Miss Alice Yorke snss
pdeasingly and Miss Jessie Bradbur,
serves . tuh portion of good nature al
a buxom waitress. Frank Pollock hleat,
plaintivdy a. the unbiased tenor. and
Thomas Handle angu better than M
acts. But oven with good acting 9TH,
lDows OF Peace" would remain Q YER,
I'D bird
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"7he DOUe of Peace" Falls Flat.

TT may seem like cruelty 10 pigeons
to tie a can to THE Dove of Peace"
4 but as olive branches are put quite
out of reach by the performance at
tho Broadway Theatre. there's nothing
else to 60 In their possible attempt
20 follow In the footsteps OF Gilbert
and Sullivan. who happened to weas
gcod-s.zcd artistic boots. Wallace r.
i win and Walter Damrosch have stubbed
tlclr toes against that largo boulder
yalca stands in the way of Broadway
success.
Mr.. Damroschs score resembles Sulli-
sans music only in IFS choral quality,
I'D this Is emphasized SO strongly
hat 1.-The Dove OF Peace" seems
Welgatcd down with It. Except for a
rather pretty waltz and one or two
Lively touches there's nothing Light and
airy about the music And Broadway
dearly loves tho light and airyi Most
OF the numbers sound as though they
assd been written with great earnest
uqm, but no Inspiration. The nrst act
;0ns . stirring finale In an ingenious
.arrsngsnent Of 1.-THE Star Spangled
I1snnsr" but the music generally has
- spararia. II seems more suited &c
ths purposes Of oantstA than - those
OF saunAs sosrI
~ book end lys1cs ere not tsnsay to
cd b aGH Irwtn's rsouta&ion - {
hampslVt. n y Hhiou,s - understand
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- wthn me 0oeabihty ao0 ~ Voaoh
Of all.
1t u q worry hsaitnfui form Of szsr-
else. For. in the aot Of walking, the
whole organism takes part The great
Joints are ~ kept on the move and
practically the entire muscular system
OF the body 10 eDsrcissd Through the
necessary contraction q the ususolss.
The abdominal organs. particularly
the organs Of the digestive system. ara
all brousht into play BY reason Of the
Earring and shaidns wes1oh OCCUR at
Zach football upon the sroun4. u II
In THIS manner that the aot OF watkins
stimulates . greater and moro sottv>
secretion Of the digestive fluids and i'm.
proves ths important functions Of d.
gestion. In this way. too. weak intss-
tines are soanetimss developed and
str enGthened.
During t,s act OF waking rdhs action
of tho heart and blood vssseis II sccsl.
Grated and all the structures OF the
body arc supplied with an additional
quantity of tho life Juice that we cal
the blood.
This is distributed to the brain. nsrvs,
and muscles Of the body. feeding then
. and adding TO their vitality.
| Walking stimulates the siein to action
and with the extra discharge OF Der.
SEPARATION large quantities OF bodil,
poisons are eliminated and thrown Off
Above al. walking takes one OFT int
tho open air. Home. office. store OIL
workshop. no matter how well cared
| for can never be an we'll yenttisted n,
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A battls b fou6ht u OCeobss. ise1. Sos pos
sce.aon Of the Shenandoah yali9y, ~ shsn.
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meet By chance. Among than A. Col. ksNhi val
wsa. or the Union Amy. end 0erts1ds Filing
msnd Of . Unicn dl;aAon sts2ipnsd n Is Val.
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tween Tor Ytsni. and HAvsrils second vile. .
youns and Ss.aifa Su~.p .lH 1; tIIns e r. :;
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1871 so-called parents meetanSA
Then and there are devised ways ana
means for the betterment OF the pupils
Of those particular schools
Thous sands OF these same parents--and
they include men and women In all
walks Of life, In all classes OF society.
who are planning for the good OF the
whole system--are well-nigh distracted
because OF their failures IN their efforts
to induce their own children to make
progress IN school,
-Four days ago a parent who employs
sixty operators In his establishment
downtown came 10 me excited, dis
traugft, crestfallen and hopeless.
MY lad, James. despite my promises
despite my entreaties and despite the
severe whippings that give him." said
he, "is expelled from every class &c
which ne 10 sent No teacher seems
able to control htm-to make him work
In his studies. He Is fdr behind other
lads his age. What shall dor What
CAN I dor
The above Is typical not only of tons
of thousands OF cases IN thiS city bu
of hundreds OF thousands alfSover th'
land. Tho proposition at hand Is no
to decry tho circumstances. but to poin
out q way whereby the boy can b
brought within control and to such ,
state of mind that he will be tractabl'
and attentive and take in knowledge.
Tue fasaat lss not with ~ bog tu
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cessity compels ~ to Koke Rotd
on Thenti
For the Fellow, who Makes . Business
of Looking for the Rift in the Lute II
Must be Said that ne Always Finds III
Remorse is a Poor Hill-Climber!
No Man can Appreciate or Love ~
Normal as does the Man who has ].
capped the Bondage of an Enthrall!I
Habit!
Every Time we've Looked Before
we've Leaped, and Decided not to Try
the Jump, some Other Fellow has Come
Up Behind US and Breezed Over It
Without Looking and Grabbed tn
Goodyi
Conscience is ono Cop that Never
Hesitates to Use his c1ubi
He who Hesitates 10 Bossed!
When a Man talks about MS Tn
feriors'' IT'S q Sign no Hasn't Got Any'
The SHOW Me- Man generally wears
Smoked Glassesl
When you Find that trs Easter tc
Apolooize to Somebody Else than Il
u to Square II ,otth Yourser. yov'Vs
Mode a starti
Making a wry Face over q Bitter Phi
doesn't Make Il Taste any Bsttest
We ind that About Eve o'c,och q
RAD. Gray Wintsrs Day = Ne T>m'