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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-21

The nobbiest line OF correspond
ence stationery in the city has just
been put on display. Come in and
examine its texture and general
makeup. The Court Pharmacy. lift
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-21

Switches. curls and transforma-
tons from your own c0mbings made
By the Ocaia Beauty ParIor on short
notice. Miss y. :. Lambert, man
ager. 11-1I-tF
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-21
OCALA NORTHERN RATES
From Points Along Its Line to the
Marion County Fair

To Ticket Agents of the Ocala
Northern Railroad: On account of
the Marion County Fair, you may
sell round trip tickets to OcaIa at
fares quoted below:
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-21

All kinds OF fancy cakes AMI pas
try, such as pound cake, layer cahe
and macaroons are constantly on
hand al Carter's Bakery. 11-5-tf
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-21
OPEN D.T AND NIGHT

Merchants Cafe, A. c. L. depor
corner. Meals IA carte and lunches
at any hour-Adv
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-21

Tickets will be sold November 25,
26, p and IS, with final limit to re-
turn Nov. %, 1913.
S. P Hollinrake, G. P. A.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-21
SEABOiRD AIR LINE SCHEDULE
Southbound

No. /, local leaves Jacksonville
$50 ?. m; arrives Ocala lao a.
m.; arrives Tampa $50 a. m.
No. 3 local leaves Jacksonville
$50 a. m; arrivns Ocala 1905 p. N. :.
arrives Tampa $40 p. n.
No. limited leaves jacksonville
11:30 a. m; arrives Ocala 2:30 p.
M; arrives Tampa p. N.
Northbound
No. ?. local leaves Tampa 8 D. m:
arrives Ocala 2:30 a. NJ; arrives
Jacksonville GAS a. m.
No. 4 local leaves Tampa s:45 a.
m; arrives Ocala 1850 p. M; ar
rives Jacksonville $40 p. m.
No. 10 limited leaves Tampa / p.
n; arrives Ocala 4:20 D. m; arrives
Jacksonville 7:30 p. n.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-21
ROUND TRIP RATES
To Ocala from SeabOard Air Line
Points During the Marion
County Fair

SeabCard Air Line Passenger Dept.
Norfolk, Va, Oct. 27, 1913.
Marion County Fair, Ocala, Novem-
Der 1928.
To ticket agents at all points named
below:
On account of the above occasion
you will sell round trip tickets to
Ocala, at fares and under conditions
quoted below:
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-21
ALL ABOARD FOR OCALA
Atlantic Coast Line Special Rates to
Marion County Fair

. On Nov. % 10 22, the Atlantic
Coast Line will sell round trip tick
cts TO Ocala as rates quoted below
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-21

Call phone 291 = YOU want 10 buy
furniture 11-2o-tf
, 1913-07-12

in April last, has been convicted and sem
fenced TO death.
Advices from st. Petersburg state that
Bulgaria has informed the Russian Minis
ter for Foreign Affairs that she has removed
General Savotf, rs responsible for prrcipi-
tating the present war. Bulgaria has or
dered her army to retire before the Servians
and Greeks. She will not accept their de-
claratlonS of war and has placed herself un-
Iesel vedly III Russia's hands for the arraug-
ing of peace without further bloodshed.
Dispatches from Paris state that France
has undertaken to negotiate terms of peace
with Seryia and Greece, and will advise
them not to ask too much, lest Bulgaria
should prefer war.
The successes of the Greek and Servian
armies continue, and Turkey is reoccupying
the territory retained by Bulgaria, contrary
to the terms of peace.
New York, July 11th-The Australian
cricketers will sail for Bermuda on the six
teenth INST. and on their return will play an
eleven representing all New York on August
first.
Grenada, l1th-H. NJ. S. Aeolus arrived
. q. III.
st Thomas, 11th JuIy-S. S. KoIga ar
rived . 80 p III yesterday.
New York, July 11th,
Flour, Winter Clears per barrel 81. 1O-4.35.
MeHl, Kindred, per barrel $3.45.
New Seasons Pork no quotation.
Heavy Mess Pork $224 -I228
Snoar Crystals per l00tbs. $3.54-3.57
Muscovado 80 test 1QOtbs, $304
BOT
Molasses Eng. Islds. per gal. no quotation.
Liverpool Cotton, middIing Upland, 64d.
Exchange, New York &London, 60 days sight
1884
Exchange New York and London, sight 1861
London, July 1lth.
Dem. Crystals IA. Cd.-l4s. 81.
Sor Muscovndo, floating terms in
7' bond, IS. 3d.-9s. 81
German beet IS f o. b. g. I'D
Java Sugar 5000 Gibraltar or Channel ton
orders, floating terms, los. I'D.
Demerara Rum, Is. 4d-1s. sd.
Trinidad Cocoa, good middIing Red, nomi-
nal pl cwt. TBS.
Cotton, Medium Fine Stat Liverpool, nominal
per h Is. Cd.
Bank of England Rate of discount Al.
Consols 728
Three per cent Rentes in Paris 1910.
, 1913-07-12
OBITUARY..

Mr.. Edward Frass, whose remains were
laid TO rest Saturday afternoon, was among
the oldest of the few remaining men who
came from the motherland, Denmark, long
years ago. He lived to the ripe age of rs
years, and though his health had been fail
ing for some time, yet he kept up his ac-
Invites, chiefly in his Photographic work,
for which he had nade himself well known.
He was one of the first to establish here the
manufacture of aeratea drinks. A number
Of friends accompanied the body to the
place eff interment in the military cemetery.
st. Thomas Bulletin, Ja%y 7th.
, 1913-07-12
THRONG PIERS TO SEE THE I'M
PERATOR SAIL.

The new Hamburg-American liner Impe-
rator sailed yesterday morning from her pier
in Hoboken at IL 20 o'clock for Hamburg
on her first eastern trip, carrying 1856 per
sons. including her crew, 1t seemed as if
all New York had gone to Hoboken to see
tie big ship depart. The Encouragement
can piers were thronged with friends Of the
passengers, who waved flags and parasols,
while the ships band played patriotic airs
on the upper deck. Some 5000 visitors
went on board the ship between $50 aud
1870 O'Clock, when the order was issued rot
, 1913-07-12

President Michel Oreste of Haiti, whose
death is mentioned III the kilograms to-day,
was born IN Jacmel in 1859, and was once a
deputy for that town he was a lawyer and
after the fall of President Sam was II mem
Der of the Committee Of Publ: Safety, and
again occupied that position in 1908. We
fain would hope that the report of his death
Will prove incorrect as we'll rs the report Of
another political outbreak in the Republic.
President Oreste was a strong mau and un-
der him there was a fair promise of pro-
gress for Hniti.-Lightdomw'S Mail Notes,
lulu III
, 1913-07-12

establish terms better than dtm"ndeu' so
as 10 strengthen themselves win the St'A-
ffs.
In the House OF commons Mr., Oolh"alle'
MI. Tor HanIey' moved TO "aJouIh rs "h
expression OF "lNaPPIoVal OF tne use 81 troops
al Johannesburg Aue oPe"N9i 'e'"H'" ="
entertain 'he ilotou. MI. I"icour" ""-
sWerln9 d q"e''lon oS MI hFn ll'"F'
st''e" H'' lIoI" o""S'ono sen "'''" ',"PG
10 Johannesburg upon = 49," - i'''0
sPeel"l P0ll'o ~ "''' :, 49," % -,
Advices from PARIS state wat IN. Cham
Der OF DePuneS l"H l'aSHe" 'ne M'll'"rE
BIl.
DesPatches no" '"e Se'' - ""' SLY
lh't o'V"o Moun"Fo ""'e "'''' a. 30
grace an" l',"oV ''"SeeN ' :"
1aFa3tu 10y me H"'G" ~" "o ~
~ we N"'''""e '''" AIf"Nn!
tine bnI8"fI"nS i'N7 va : "i1" IT. ~"
c"fnmlss'r'Ht ana severe" we co"I'""u''"-
mons OF me army VIZ" De'Si"'o
OonS'"n'lnoPle "''''VT sue ''"' ! ny
VIII l'Ic'"Iy Ieo'c"PI y ''i"'', ""r
lAe balk'n AilleS WON ""'0i '"0 "'"'! "
peace.
Ne" 1o'h, J"Iy 9IH ~ o''NNe' '0oU
match at fhIaotIPhla between me A"7'I"'7
ans and a picked eleven nom '"h'oa "au
the United 'ta'eN, the former scored 700
scored ." an" I"o' mus ptihS "e"'en -
one wicket and 4o9' runs. D'roS'eS ol 'ne
ArStihI'anS mace ~ lo' o"''
Ihe fll~oufS oanA l"Iule hEoINeH 'ue
American N"'trWo!k' company n"NinS !"
operation subsidiaries "l'n a e"ll'AI ol Soy
~hty-thiee mhiloi 90 'alN whose p'u09 ,"eN
Euatantetd' ana OF "lIch lot'2 -n'he MUNYON'S
have been Soid lhrouS"o"t 'hF on'1e" o'"'0a
'md Eui ope, 'sPe'i"IIy IN france. me "a'e3
works III one hundred ciIts are oFel"'e"
ny TINS concern.
London, July lo'n Durih2 'no l"ne'"I
OF Nj. Alfred L\tteiioh the cilcAel match
beng rlaNsd between tht N"hpFI"Se "n"
oxford IN ver8Itles was stopped, an" "9o
T. at between iWIckahlfe ana hehL ""lcH
was beng played at Birmingham. All heHuS
We're ban ed and fHgs b"ilm"sted.
In the House 81 SomlnohS, a motion 10 re-
ject the Welsh DseStahlahlneht blll was"
lost by 34l votes to 244, ana us thlid read
ing passed without a DIVISION
The DAILY News says th"'' upon nome
hnIe becoming operative me h'h6 WI" ask
MIR. John Redmond to form +" government
and Will apl nj Mr.. Kedm'hd' vi. DlIoh
and the" colleagues Fnvy C"onc'Ior'' MI
OCOnUCr Will succeed MI. Rednuhd as
, 1913-07-12

privileged lew.
The chimes" reports the JOINT losses OF
the BuIgarlaus and StrVIans as thirty thousand
around lstlb and hotshnna. The Dn'g"rl-
aus fought vuIlantIy, but Were forced tc
retreat. 1he aggregate caSuAilles aumoet
fifty thousand already, and the ferocity is
Iil-htlu, lhe AlleH hatln6 e"ch oIhtt ""lHe
than the Turks. There are reports OF ucle-
dIble atrocities, including the burning alive
Afn;ana t,on, viannn s,,ta tbot Brtoorio
ou,I s., =, - n.gn,i,tno for an a4mistice
h.o.n.o If tbo ,n,nnoon.;rv nf tbei, l,esos md
tha fa., 90 an m;anm,o of nb,loro bacom-
inc nncontrollabIe. BULGARIA is said to be
raodv for na,ro nnoH tha basis Of the
Sa,vo Bnlg,rion Ante ReIlnm Treaty
RoumonIio i ranortaI TO ba roadv 70 net
aoainst either LelIin4rent whose victory
tLr..tons ba, own f9 re or ;nna6as tina
rarfifc,lion If her frontiar
landau Jnlv 10Th Tn. mo animal cricket
moIch between Oxford md Cnmbridge at
Lord. tba latte, won Inv f,nr wicket. The
cno,as wlr.. Ovforl IL ;nnino. al Mr.
W,,drofa toEinu fonr w~ickats@ for d runs
2nI inningu 1o1 Mr. RorIsI.y - Comh,idu4
-. ,r,inF2 ~ Nr T.,glan n on3 IN.
nnu. 1Af e., a viokat.
Copenhagen, July lllh-The KING has
given perm s~lon hat the present regula-
tons regarding Ministers uriforlns and rank
shall not be IN force for the new Ministry,
only the Minister for Foreign Attalrs beng
allowed TO use his uniform on certain occa-
SONS.
The est. CroiX" arrived at London on
the ninth instant.
The Gamma" left Norresundby yester-
day instead Of the ''Bintang'.
Tanlon I,Iv 11th-In tha Hansa Of Lords
Ta,5 ! an,Gownn onnonncnI ,bot when the
H,,'o pnIo y ,s 1nhunItted 10 M Honsa
~ ~, a. H.
%" 'iou""a : -" s;|h !, = y nm3a 1D - w. Ioa0
49, : ~ itIa,,ol 80 ,Io "D,ntVv
""64 ~ ri;aI J"Ia.3a
49, . " iD' 49, unuqoU ~ TanIa NJ
Lral honald ~. Efo ~ tho ,rosant po,lio.
NY" TG9o"' '"T - - V" ion 80"
= = o ~, Da"I;.a4 a. 80 s"ioHoI
" Hl ~ - : 80 ~ 70
- : 7''I' e."
- '' D1I
"ni = ~ "0 - =" : J. Wv
wa : 800 ~ '' 'POA
10 -" P%7'"70 r 90 11'"N : WIS
- 'le i11 ~ u o. O0lil"ior's' V ""'an'
~ ! Gu " l = ; - H"DO "'"' "Uo
o"ceu " DIN ior me haVl'h",lS"'l0h ol MINES
Arizona republican., 1913-03-20
DANGER OF CATARRH
Unless Properly Treated with HYO- MEL, the Disease Becomes Serious.

Catarrhal troubles are fer more dan gerous than they seem at first thought.
 If you have catarrh. there is an irri- and weakened tissues which afford an ideal lodgment and culture medium for disease germs especially those of con- sumption.
 You should get cured as quickly as possible before any dangerous germs that you may breathe lodge on the di seased tissue and work destruction in the throat and lungs.
 The easiest, simplest. quickest, surest and cheapest way to check catarrh is bv the direct methO' '. breathing HY- OMEI This wonderful medicated air treatment does not drug and derange the stomach. but is breathed in through the HYOMEI inhaler, directly follow : ing and destroying all disease germs that may have been inhaled. and heal ing and vitalizing the tissues of the throat. nose and lungs so as to render catarrh and all other germ infections no longer possible.
 The unusual way in which HYOMEI is sold by druggists is the best evi- dence of confidence in the treatment and should dispel all doubts as to it's curative properties. They are author ized to refund the purchase price to anyone whom HYOMEI fails to benefit so you do not risk cent in testing it's healing virtues. A complete outfit costs but s1.00. Extra bottles of liquid if later needed. 30 cents.
 p-ha H druggists here.-AdvertiSement
Arizona republican., 1913-03-20
HOUSE KILLS PACE
 ANTI TIPPING BILL
Busy Session in Lower House: Ap
 proval for Needles Bridge Bill

The house is not for the anti tipping bill. and said so yesterday when the Pace measure from the senate came up for discussion in the committee of the whole. with Lewis. m the chair. The house went after the bill as they went after several other bills. The list of indefinite nostponements in the house appears IF another column of this paper
 However this was not all that was done Tn the committee of the whole III the house. there were lot of bills approved or otherwise sent on fhelr way rejoicing. Among these We're Babbitt's house bin 69 providing for the establishment of tubercular sanatoria, which was sent back to the appropriations committee. of i which Mir. Rabbit is chairman: Lin 1 neXs bill providing for Arizona's par uclpation in the dry farming con gress at Tulsa, Okla. in October of this wear; house bill go. the code bill providing for the live stock sani- tarN board, which embodies in the civil code the present organization as provided for by the other laws: the
 
 ! bounty law. and Lovln's senate bill 1 providing for the Needles bridge ] across the Colorado river. and Sena- l tor WorselNs memorial to congress asking cor the suspension of the is suance and application of lieu land | scrip pending the selection of the | lands of the state by the state land 1 commission.
 Quite little excitement came up when the I-nney bill. creating the ! Coconino game preserve came up again It was brought out of the committee for consideration by the i house preparatory to third reading. l Maddock again made his objections to the bill. and asked that it not i be considered. This motion pre- | vailed. but when he asked for the 1 indefinite pOStpOnement of the bill he l came upon another little proposition that for a little while looked very funny. on the roll call the vote stood seventeen to twelve. or just l one vote less than q majority of the house. Graham here intervened and asked that the matter go over until the return of the committee. as lIltit are nPinDtGS on Iile committee | who will appreciate the opportunity of voting on the bill This was granted. In spite of the apparen; preponderance of sentiment for the bill the day before in favor of the measure. Veered around and Maddocll and his opposition to the bill had d l majority of those present. Ellis. who 1 iS not in the habit of making speech es or of explaining his vote. arose | and addressed the chair in this con ! nection. MT. Speaker" he said. Mo have county is against putting any thing on the people that they do not want ] am against this bill
 There were number of bills in 1 troduCe,l and read first time under i the suspension of the rules and still others referred to the appropriat" committees upon second reading.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-20

the upper limit of sound for any in dividual-and individuals differ con siderably-the Galton whistle is gen erally used It consists of a tiny pipe, which is lengthened or shortened by piston adjusted by a micro meter screw. This little instrument can be regulated to make d tone which is too high for any human ear to hear, and which will finally pro duce only d painful sensation.
 The Galton whistle was devised hy Francis Galton for his study of in dividual differences. He had one of the whistles built into the end of his cane, and as he walked through the Geological Gardens he would blow it near the ears of the various ani-
Arizona republican., 1913-03-20
MRS. HURSH ID
 FIGHT CASE
Friends Arrive and Say Kidnapping Charge Is False and Are Prepared to Prove Their Contcn- tion in the Courts.

c. R. Jones, of Fresno. who arrived
 in town yesterday in response to Q
 telegram from Mrs Hursh, who with
 R J Jackson is now confined in the county jail. on a charge of kidnapping, preferred by the authorities of the state of California. stated last evening that:-"When Mrs. Hursh left Fresno
 for Phoenix. she had no intention of evading the law. and that the reason she left was because she was in neel Of d vacation. and that her arrest is the result of a family quarrel tha; seeks to make the justice courts a me dium of vengeance.
 Jones has retained Attorney Walt On to give Mrs. Hursh all the legal as- sistance that may be required even to fighting the case to the highest courts l Of the land
 The arrest was made on the teln- l graphic request of the Fresno author i ities by Deputy Sheriffs Billy WooIf
 and Sears a 616 South First Avenue ; on Sunday evening"
 i The little girl that Mrs Hursh is
 accused of Kidnapping is her grand 1 child and Mrs. Hursh had legally !
 a few months old. The father had done | nothing to help support the child it is 1 said and lately finding a technical flaw l in the adoption papers has decided that 1 now the child is old enough to act as i a companion for him to fight in the 1 courts for possession of the child Mrs Hursh who has been a very
 busy woman of late years decided rec ! ently to take vacation and having uO | relations with whom to leave the child | decided to bring her along. She says
 she had no intention of evading the | laws of the state of California neither 1 does she intend to permanently reside 1 outside that state as she has large l property interests in Fresno
 Contrary to statements that have re ceived some circulation that the party 1 was financially embarrassed. Mrs 1 Hursh had over one hundred dollars iu
 cash when she was arrested, and sine
 could easily have gotten more
 The little girl Othel is now staying
 at the home of Sheriff Jeff Ada :ls
 where she was taken after the arrest | of her grandmother. The other adopt
 ed daughter. Myra, is at the Critten-
 den Home as a paving guest, Nothing
 seems to be known about Jackson eX- cept that he used to be a boarder of , Mrs. Hursh's and that he accompanied | Mrs Hursh as far as Phoenix and evi- | dently stayed over d few days before l resuming his journey to his home ;u Georgia.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-20
TAbLES|OE DOPE ON
 CUE CHAMP BATTlERs
Hoppe Will Find Morningstar Tough Nut to Crack for 181 Title
 Tonight

Phoenix billiard sharks and fol lowers of the game will be interest ed in tonights contest between Willie HOppe and ora Morningstar in Pitts burg for the 1SI balk line title Here is some dope right from the side of the table and it ought to be about the stuff
 Hopes recent defeat of Harry Cline at Philadelphia with an average -f peter than 2l and running out the game with 140 points unfinished shows what kind of fettle the lS.2 champion is in while Mornngstar's work in Harry Davis room at Pitts burg is even more praiSeWOrthY. Ora is credited with one run of POI. which when it is remembered that the late
 Frank Ives record of 140 still stands
 is some feat
 HOppe. perhaps a bit selfish. is
 bent on holding both titles, but he
 will find MOrningStar d harder prop
 ositiOn' than Sutton. Ora has nerve
 of steel and he is never beaten until
 the other fellow gets his last point.
 He will fight like a demon, both for the retention of his crown and the W at his best to conquer the veteran. Morningstar will never see 3S. while Hoppe is about 25 years old. Will liam. however has had really more i match and tournament experience ! than ora and will be at no disad - I vantage owing to his yOuthfulness. l No matter who wins q Pittsburg, : the victor will have q merry time 1 keeping his newly won hOnOrs. as at
 least three other players in the coun | try are fairly thirsting for q chance 1 to play for the championship and i challenges will be flying thick and fast as soon as the result is made 1 known These three are George F. | Slosson. Calvin Demarest and George 1 Sutton and that all are going great guns these days may be proven mere ! ly bv turning to the sporting sheet of almost any paper in the United | States as each day some mention is made of the prowess of one. or Of 1 all three of the former champions
Arizona republican., 1913-03-20

Miss T. R. asks: Do you think q weight of 19o pounds is too much for u girl of medium height. and what can l safely do to reduce about 3n pounds""
 Answer: Your weight is excessive. and if it increases it may cause much suffering and embarrassment. I ad- wise the regular use of 5-grain ar Oolene tablets. which are sold by most pharmacies in sealed tubes with full directions for self administration. carpenter writes: My liver and i kidneys are in bad condition. have dizzy spells and dark spots be fore my eyes. Also have twinges of rheumatism. Can l be helped?."
 Answer: To cure kidney and liver ! trouble use three grain sulpherb tab lets tnot sulphur. These are packed l in sealed tubes with full directions 1 for taking. They act pleasantly and 1 tone up the bowels and liver and l purify the blood. They are conve- i nient effective and highly curative | "Phoebe"-The following will cure i Nour children of bedWetting: Get , 1 drams of tincture rhus- s-aromatic: i dram tincture cubebs and oz comp 1 fluid balmwort Mix. and give the 1 child from 10 to T. drops in water i about one hour before each meal. Maud" writes: II have suffere
 great deal with catarrh. IL gives :, me headaches, affects my eyes ano
 my breath is awful Can you pre- l scribe something to cure it. Onll my nostrilS and throat are affected. Answer: have prescribed anti l septic vilane powder and grateful let ters from hundreds indicate that il | is speedily curative. but must b.
 used occasionally to prevent q recur- renee Get two ounce origina package of ViIane powder. use d hall teaspoonfuI to d pint of warm water From the palm of the hand snuff
 the water through the nostrils unu ] thoroughly cleansed. two or three times daily. Mix a level teaspOonfu
 of vilane powder with an ounce o1
 lard or vaseine and apply well ur
 into the nOstrils twice daily anC your catarrh should soon be cured
 "Onda' writes. Il am troubled witt itching scalp. dandruff and my hail
 is failing out. It is harsh and brit
 tie"
 Answer Plain Yellow Minyol i:
 the best remedy for itching scalp falling hair and dandruff that l know
 of. It can be bought in oz. jars
 and if used according to direction: l will cure all diseases Of the hait ar,
 scalp. If the hair is harsh and brit
 tie and you are bothered with those ] struggling locks, the use of minYO | will restore that soft. fluffy appear
 ance and bring back the intense nat Ural color
 Send S1 00 for Dr. Lewis Baker:
 Book on Health and Beauty.-(Ad-
 VertSement.)