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LAWt FOR ATLANTIC CITY

< i t Mli Uter <Of thirteen churches in

lA Atlantic City fcave declared themselvesloadera a m vement for reform that

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Jcs JfttMded to close Sunday saloonssbt down boardwalk amusements onj the Sabbath and make over Atlantic

CCity Into a r Puritan town on the

h first day in the weekf The Star doesnt favor blue lawsJf-

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They nearly always cause a reaction1 that to worse than tIe original trou-

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But that Atlantic City needsI something drastic ti evidenced by the

following dispatch that tells ot thej treatment ef a woman on the beach

tlwre the tbe-tti1tIcClty

dayJT J July 28

of BthedfntMra at rage started by amob of yattngvterswno took It intotheir heads to force her to lead abeach parade a pretty and shapelygirl In JLbright green bathing suitmade a MuatIon len the leach thisHrniag when she dashed along thestrand and Into the hospital tent to-

tescape h tormentors A thousand

I bathers who followed the vision sur-rounded teatent while sympatheticofficials fixed chagrined young wo-

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tip with a loag cloak but she7 was held a prisoner for nearly an hour

1i before the beackpolice could break-

up the crowd and force Its members-to move on

The Incident which started In funWhen the girl appeared In her full out-fit

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which Included even sboes hosevp a14 bathing cap of the vivid greenV-

sdeveloped Into a scene of wild excite-ment

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jf before its finish According to-

p the tearful story of the girl she waspromenading the lower beack and at-

tracted¬

all the attention due to her1 beautiful plumage when a score of

lads started In to amuse themselvesJ Armed with sticks as swords the

youngsters fell In behind the damselEL who made the startling discovery

F that she as leading a constantlygrowing procession in full view of the

1 grinning boardwalk thousands Beforec4 the impromptu parade reached Yongs

pier It had been joined by a jug crowdof youngmen In bathing suite someof > them accompanied by girls whohad been their bathing companions

If that is the kind of people who fre-Quent

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Atlantic City they need not bluep

law but martial law The Star doesntbelieve sue a thing could happen ata Southern seaside resort If a hun ¬

dred men could be found to treat awoman wilh such disrespect at leasta thousand would be present to teachtkem better manners

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MIGHT STRIKE HIM DUMB11

An old lawyerwho artioretliiwlthas for a partntr another old fellofor

who isVery conservatIve and straitl-aced saysto tfew York Times Re-

cently¬

the wit remarked to his pirtner that It was advisable to employ a

11 female stenographer la the officemaintaining that stenographers of

r that varietywere much more satisfac-tory

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L than malesf Butthe partner dldht like the idea

t i My dear fellow he objected Idont think It would be proper Itwouldnt do Wouldnt do at allY01fsee here 1 should be in the office

i hour after hour every day quite alon-er wlth thc young lady and

Well observed the wit wHtatwinkling eye couldnt you holler-

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wealthy society woman in Wash-Ington D C had one of those domes ¬

tic upheavals which ended In her cookleaving abruptly says thotNpw YorkTimes Gue tS were expected no oneto cook the dinner no results fromtelephoning so she saljled forth Inquest of emergency help Meeting avery neat looking colored woman phestopped her and explained her dilem-ma

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offering large moiey Inducements-The woman listened In silence thengaldWhere

< does yo live missusSeeing a my of hope Joyfully the

4 Tody gave her address to be met withthis reply

Well yo jess go home and lookI

kt In yo glass an youll see yo cook

I T IT WASNT HIS ANSWERS

A party of young men were camp ¬

ing and to avert annoying questionsthey made it a rule that the one whoasked a question that he could notanswer himself he had to do the cook-Ing says the lcelrind Leader

Ono evening while sitting around thefire one of the boys asked Why is itthat a ground squirrel never leaves

I Rny dirt at the mouth of Its burrowfcv They all guessed and missed So he

L J was asked to answer ithimselfWhy he said because they al-

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l begin to dig at the other end oft the hole

> But one asked how does he getI to the other end of the holei14 Well was the reply thats your

question iP

WORSE THAN A FISH STORYI

V The Say AlL Messenger says1 The report published In the Mes-

senger¬

several days since of the birth-of a strange looking child near thellae of Alabama and Florida did not

4 impress Itself upon our people as be-

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strictly truthful Not that the-yl doubted the source from whence it

l13 1 came to Troy but it seemed imposs-ible

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4 Ji ble that such a thing could happen inL these days

But the Messenger is in position toverify the report and add a little In-

teresting¬

facts to it-

ChUdltfA The it can be called al fjr child was born and lived several days

r It was covered from head to foot withhair it had two short horns one over

Jf eeach ear and its feet were like ther k

hotrfsjota cow-

l After living severaldays the chil-dkcP died It is nowin Dotban Ala where

the remains are being embalmed forf

preesrvatlokThe chili was born in Vernon FIaf J e btedt parentage and its mother

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kIllItbutherefuaedwhen she saw it asked the doctor to

ri The story has aeunded pretty fishyi <

f Tall leg but today the story Is hi th-

eni dispatches and hQrc can be noJ 4L doubt 01 iL I

i t It Ig said that thousands of negroesaa4 maay whites have visited thefreak baby at Vernon and that hunI 4re4 of negroes are leaving that sec

L <i y tkmUhrough fear many claiming that

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federal brigadeAfter ome Interchange of firing the

assailants rushed upon their disconcentei enemy One emaciated John-ny

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huriedly emptied the knapsack ofa prostrate soldier and straightened-up regardless of blades and bulletswaved his booty above his head

Charge em boys charge emhey-cll doTheyve got cheese

SENTIMENT BY THE SEA

They were sitting by the sad seawaves just he and she says the Philadelphia Times Aftera long silence-he ventured to say something senti ¬

mental She looked at him and saidin a scornful tone of voice

91 there anything I hate it issentiment I think it is so nonsensi ¬

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surely cant think that is sen-

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he said That was Just aremark passed for want of something-to say I will tell you of a person whowas sentimental I knew a young ladywho was so sentimental that every-day she took a half hour off to godown to the morgue and see if anyof her admirers had committed sui-

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Ther Is more catarrn in this sec-

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Hhe country than all other disVases put together and until the lastfew years was supposed to be incur¬

able For a great many years doctorspronounced It a local disease and pre¬

scribed local remedies and by con-stantly falling to cure with localtreatment pronounced it IncurableScience has proved catarrh to oe aconstitutional disease and thereforerequires constitutional treatmentHalls Catarrh Cure manufactured byF J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio isthe only constitutional cure on themarket It Is taken internally Indoses from 10 drops to a traspoonfulIt acts directly on the blood and mu ¬

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Mr Z C Chambliss of Ocala Is Inthe city attending to business mattersMr Chambliss is one of the pioneers-In raising high grade cattle in Flpridaand owns a large stock farm nearOcala He Is a guest of the Park Ho ¬

Jacksonville Metropolis 28thjijiia r

We are mailing to our customersfriends and the public in general somevery valuable information If you donot get this Information it is yourfault and not ours for your name isnot on our mailing list In this casewe would thank you to send us a cardcontaining your name aid address and

information will be sent to youRespectfully The Globe the Undergsolling Store In Ocala

The Austrian steamship Emilia 2

321 tons Capt Suttora arrived in portyesterday afternoon from Trieste Aus ¬

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to load with phosphate fromthe Cummer Phosphate company forthe account of Louis R Chazal TheEmilia is consigned to John G McGiffin Co and will also take mis-

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R C Davis Co of Jacksonvillehandle silk typewriter ribbons 75ceach 750 per dozen

The best pills made are DeW tt5Little Early Risers the famous littleliver pills They are small gentlepleasant easy to take and act prompt-ly

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PULLIAM TRIED THE PISTOL

Route Out of Existence President ofthe National League of Baseball

Clubs Tired of LifeNew york July 29 Harry C Pul

liam president ofie National Leaguebaseball clubs attempted suicide lastnight in his room on the third floor ofthe New York Athletic Club Stand ¬

ing in the center of the room MrPulliam held a revolver to his righttemple He fired only one shot Thebullet destroyed the right eye andpassed through the upper part of theleft It Is not believed that he canrecover although he continued con-scious

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Many people do not need glasses butmost people do I

You may be one of the majorityThere are two ways of finding out

One await for time and disease todrive you to It-

TwoConsuJt us about itWe Can Tell You whether or not you

need them DR D M BONEYEyesight Specialist

Ocala FiaOffice hours 9 to 10 a m and 130

to 430 p m Optical office and lab-oratory

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rooms 2 and 4 Gary block

BATTLE AT BARCELONA

Madrid July 29The government-is rushing extra troops to Barcelonawhere the rioting continues The ar-tillery

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is using heavy guns to demolishthe barricades erected the rioters-A note was issued officially sayingthat the situation was very grave andthat the rebellion must be repressed-with an iron hand

A MILLIONAIRES BABYattended by the hlgnest priced baby I

specialist could not be cured orstomach or bowel trouble any quicker orsurer than your baby if you give ItMcGces Baby Elixir Cures diarr ¬

hoea dysentery and all derangements-of the stomach or bowels Price 25cents and SO cents Sold by all drug ¬

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HEAVY LOSES ON BOTH SIDES

Melilla Morocco July 29 Yester-days

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battle cost the Spanish two hun-dred

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dead and wounded includingGeneral PIntos and two lieutenantcolonels The Moors charged in thefact of a heavy fire from the artilleryand their loss is also believed to beIlarge

Many people with chronic throatand lung trouble have found comfortand relief in Foleys Honey and Taras it cures stubbon coughs after othertreatment has failed L M RugglcsReasnor Iowa writes The doctorssaid I had consumption and I got nobetter until I took Foleys Honey andTar It stopped the hemorrhages andpain in my lungs and they are now assound as a bullet Sold by all drug-gists

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STONE WAS JUSTIFIEDBaltimore July 29 Senator Wm J

Stone of Missouri was acquitted inpollee court for having struck a waiteron a dining car for being impertinent-to him The judge held Stone to bejustifiable In striking the negro

Contrary to Tradition

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What Is the best way to make aHvlngr

Annex a rich and generous motherI

Inlaw

Quite RightWhy are women such silly crea-

turesBecause they Ire so quick to dis-

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what Is desiredWhat do you meanMen like congenial company

Added LaterIf all the worlds a stage there was

one of the important ages that Shake-speare

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missed when he only countedseven

And which is thatThe tank drama

Too Cold-

I confess 1 havent much charityIt Is a good thing tooWhy do you thiuk soIt would feel so uncomfortable with

you

Slight MistakeHe looked Into her tender eyes

And thought he saw his fateA wireless message too it seemed-

If he could read It straightBut the expicssion ro Intense

Was caused by what she ate

ReposeHow do you manage to keep such-

a good temper1 avoid the company of those who

ask fool questions Good morning

Better Still-I

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hear you hare a lawsuit on handYes but I am not worrying over itGot a good caseNo but Ive got a good lawyer

ForehcughtIf little children woald tac heed

And snatch an hour or tw6 from playTo train their parents up with care

Twould save them many an anxiousI day

iGenerally

What comes after LentOf course Easter elegance-No I did not mean that small

I economies and big bills

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We have the nicest line of hair-brushes combs and other toilet arti-cles

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EXCURSION TO SILVER SPRINGS

A very pleasant excursion partyfrom Crahamville went up to SilverSprings Saturday on the bargeSharpshooter The excursion wasgotten up in honor of Mr nnd MrsBob Holly of Claxton Ga and MissesChristina Helnemann and Beulah Hoily who have been attending school InAtlanta and are at their home nearGrahamville for vacation A delight-ful

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dinner was served on board theSharpshooter and after several hoursat the spring the party returned toGrahamville all having enjoyed thetrip so much that another was plan ¬

ned for the near futureThe excursionists were Capt and

Mrs E L Mills Mate John Swell WA Counts Mr and Mrs Bob Holly3Ir and Mrs A L Long Mrs Heinemann Miss Christina HeinemannMimes Carrie Holly Beulah Holly andMr Ray Holly littles Misses AnnieLou Long Louise Heinemann andHelen and Kate Mills Master C W

Mills Graham Davis and MarsdcllLong Claud Counts and HinrichHeinemann SomeOneElse

TAFT PAYNE AND ALDRICH-

Got Together and Put the FinalTouches on the Tariff Figures

Washington July 29A majority ofthe members of the conference com-

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xm the tariff bill brought theirlabors to a close at 6 oclock last nightImmediately afterwards Senator Aldrich and Representative Payne went-to Fort Meyer in an automobile wherePresident Taft was watching the flightof the Wright aeroplane to lay thereport before the president-

All day the conferees attempted tobring down the House rates on glovesand the Senate rates on lumber to fig ¬

ures of which they thought PresidentTaft would approve but to no availAlthough this was not admitted bythe conference it is believed thatSenator Aldrich and RepresentativePayne have been instructed by theconference to arrange such figures asare agreeable to the president and ac¬

ceptable the House and SenateReturning from Fort Meyer Repre

snntativc Payne and Senator Aldrichseemed satisfied with the result of themission but would not tliscuss mat-ters

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It was announced officially thatthe democratic members or the con ¬

ference will be called in session to-

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The rates on lumber in therough state 140 a thousand feeLGloves were made dutiable at rates inadvance of the rates of the Senate-

I bill which is nearly the same as theDingley tariff The rates on print pa ¬

per is 3 a ton Hides were left onthe free list It Is believed that thereport will be disposed of by both theSenate and the House next week

ELECTRIC SMOOTHINGIRONS ON TRIAL-

I will place an electric smoothingIron In your home on a few days trialupon request at my office or by card-

or phone They are the the greatestI little thing in the home especially inhot weather Connect the cord with

I one of your light drops and in a fewI minutes the iron is hot Xo smoke-or dirt and Hat only where it is I

wanted H W TUCKERI

TAFT IS NOT PLEASED

I Thinks Tariff on Lumber Should NotGo Above 125

I Washington July 29 Congression-al

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visitors to the White House reportI that President Taft is not satisfied I

I With the supposed agreement betweentho House and Senate conferees as

I announced last night Mr Taft hasexpressed himself it is said in em-

phatic¬

I terms that the rate on roughlumber should not go above 125

FAN BARGAINS-

An lfhtIncn Westinghouse electricfan that is positively guaranteed toburn only three cents worth of elec-tricity

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in ten hours steady runningSec them at once H W Tucker thoelectrical supply man

If people with symptoms of kidneyI or bladder trouble could realize theirdanger they would without loss oftime commence taking Foleys KidneyPills This great remedy stop thepain and the irregularities strength-ens

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I MORRILL PROMOTES MORALITY

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IMethods in the Pulpit

Minneapolis July 29U doubt hadI existed In the minds of many as to hiscarrying out threats made severallays ago that he would protograph-women appearing on the streets Inpeekaboos it was dispelled whenRev G L Morrill delivered his illus-trated

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lecture on the lewd and nude-at a local theater last night The ser ¬

mon was heard by a packed housemostly women

At least twentyfive pictures ofMinneapolis women on Xicollet avenuewere thrown upon the screen Somewore low neck dresses vhllp otherswere shown with tight fitting clothesExposures up to the knees by severalwomen who were photographed wasthe most startling part of the illustra ¬

tions these women coming In for agreater share of criticism-

Dr Morrill also threw scenes ofseveral animals found in the LondonZoo and compared the women withthem Any woman who is immodestenough to hold her skirts to her knees-on the principal thoroughfares of thiscity should be placed In the same cate-gory

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with these animals he saidIt I

is indecent exposure at best and anywoman who cares so little about her¬

self as to pull her dress above herknees probably so men can gaze uponher fancy hosiery should be consid-ered

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no better than an animal-Dr Morrill spent most of Saturday

afternoon securing the photographs-He got several of the subjects una-wares

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others dodged the camera rays-as much as possible Frequent attempts-were made by men escartinj womenslated for an exposure to demolishtho camera and one barely missedbreaking the lens 1The pastor wasthreatened by several with prosecu ¬

tionPedestrians followed the preacher

as he walked from place to place evi-

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enjoying the procedure but didnot Interfere

None of the names of those whoappeared in the illustrations could belearned their faces having previously-been blurred Dr Morrill refuses tomake public their identity-

Dr Morrill took occasion to criti ¬

else local ministers Show me thepreacher with a ten thousand dollarsalary who would come here and por¬

tray the immoral acts of those whoclaim to be lovers of God and leaders-of society he said None of themwould dare to do It If a man weredrowning I would jump In and try tosave him Tho ordinary ministerwould not-

OKLAWAHA TRIBE NO 411 O R M

Meets Thursday evenings at 730 atYonges Hall W Gray C of R

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