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THE JEWELER AND OPTICIANt

We Have One of lic LargestMost New and Complete Stocks of

WATCHES RINGS PINSEMBLEM PINS

CHAINS FOBSHAIR ORNAMENTS ETC ETC

JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS

That Has Ever Been Shown In ThisCity

In Cut Glass Fine China Sterlingand Plated Silverware SouvenirPostal Cards Clocks Etc weDo Not Acknowledge a BetterStock in This Section

ALL KINDS OF W t H E

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An elegant exclusive line and will bepleased to show you the goods andmake your fall or winter suit or trous ¬

ers You dont have to wait Pick outyour goods and the suit is made andfitted at once and guaranteed as toworkmanship fit and quality of goods-

I also have an elegant line of sam-ples so that you are sure of findingwhat you want Respectfully

Jerry Btwaettt The Exclusive Tailor Burnett Building

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A REVIVAL OF BUSINESS

All Over the Country is Sending thePrice of Securities Up With a

Rush

New York Nov SA flood of buyIng orders which had poured in onbrokers during the night sent theprices on the stock exchange soaringyesterday and brought scenes of activ-ity

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on the floor the like of which hadI not been witnessed in many monthsI So strong was the bullish senti-ment

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I that in some instances pricesJumped upwards points at a time on asingle sale The readiness with whichpurchases were made at the advancedfigures indicated that many buyingorders had been placed practicallywithout limitation in price

New York Central rose five points-on a few purchases and U S Steel byshort spurts forced itself up to 55 ½the highest price ever touched by that

i stockMany other other prominent stocks

I rose open and two points over Fridaynights closing There was no definite

I single piece of news to account for theextreme activity but speculation ap-parently

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I was stimulated by reportsI from all sections of the country of re-ceipts

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of large orders by manufactur-ers

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of rapid expansion in the whole-sale

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and retail lines anti that largenumbers of workers are being reem ¬

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THEY TAKE THE KINKS OUT

I have used Dr Kings New LifePills for many years with increasingsatisfaction They take the kinKs outof stomach liver and bowels withoutfuss or friction says N fBrown ofPittsfield Vt Guaranteed satisfac-tory

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at all drug stroes 25c

HORRIBLE DEEDS OF HARTZELL-

East Pittsburg Nov SHis v ifelying on a bed her throat cut fromear to ear his 6yearold adopteddaughter on the floor nearby with herhead almost severed a razor drippingwith blood on the bed beside the deadwoman was the ghastly sight whichconfronted William Casey when hereturned to his home in Fifth avenueEast McKeesport yesterday-

The scene of the tragedy was theroom occupied by George HartzellCaseys soninlaw whose wife wasmysteriously killed a year ago andwho has been boarding recently at theCosey home Hartzell was missingwhen the murder was discovered but I

fortyfive minutes later he was foundunconscious in a trunk near the bodiesa chloroform bottle at his nostrils Hedied in a short time

Circumstances point to Hartzell asa murderer and suicide He was un ¬

der suspicion when his wife was dis-

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dead but for lack of evidencewas discharged

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HOW TO GET STRONG-

P J Daly of 1247 1V Congress StChicago tells of a way to becomestrong He says My mother whois old and was very feeble is deriving-so much benefit from Electric Bittersthat I feel its my duty to tell thosewho need a tonic and slengtheningmedicine about it In my mothers-case a marked gain in dish has re ¬

sulted insomnia has been overcomeI and she is steadily growing strong-er

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Electric Bitters quickly remedystomach liver and kidney complaints-Sold under guarantee at all drug-stores 50c-

BLIND TIGER HAD CLAWS

Birmingham Ala Nov 8A raid-on an alleged blind tiger last nightcost three lives and probably a fourthPatrolmen Little Mr Wormack and achild of J W Harris were instantlykilled and J W Harris was fatallyinjured Patrolmen Little and Joneshad gone to the suspected placewhich is a private residence Jonesremained in front of the house Lit ¬

tle knocked at the back door and whenWomack who was stopping thereopened it and saw the officer he be ¬

gan firing The officer returned thefire and both were killed Harris whoowned the house heard Jones comingfrom the front and he also began firIng The officer returned the fire

t Harris was fatally shot and his childwas struck by a stray bullet-

A HALTS BREADTH ESCAPE-

Do you know that every time youhave a cough or cold and let it runon thinking it will just cure Itselfyou are inviting pneumonia consump ¬

tion or some other pulmonary troubleDon risk it Put your lungs back inperfect health and stop that coughwith Ballards Horehound SyrupPrice 25c 50c and 100 per bottleSold by AntiMonopoly Drugstore

SHOT BY HIS SON-

A North Carolina Man Charged on hisWife with an Ax and was Stopped-

by a Bullet I

Charlotte N C Nov STearfullest his father strike his mother whom-he was pursuing with an upraised ax I

Ernest T Hayes 20 years old shotand mortally wounded H T Hayes-at Belmont a suburb of this city lastnight The youth at once surrenderedto the police

The father was taken to the Pres-byterian

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hospital where it is said hewill die The bullet entered the back-of the head and lodged In the brainThe trouble grew out of the demand-by Hayes of money which he had giv-en

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his wife To attending physicians-the father stated that the boy wasjustified In shooting him and beggedthat he he not prosecuted-

IF YOU ARE OVERFIFTY READ THIS

Most people past middle age sufferfrom kidney and bladder disorderswhich Foleys Kidney Remedy wouldcure Stop the drain on the vitality-and restore needed strength and vig ¬

or Commence taking Foleys KidneyRemedy today Sold by all druggists

Oyster shells for the poultry yarddelivered to any part of the city forone dozen eggs or 25 cents RowesLittle Bonanza Phone 111t

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SCENE ON THE VANDERBILT CUP COURSE ON LONG ISLANDThere is a point on the course chosen for the International championship I

automobile race which Is known as Dead Mans Curve from the number I

of fatal accidents which have happened there This suggestively named tutu I

shown herewith is in Nassau county Long Island

State of Ohio City of Toledo LucasCountyss-

Frank J Cheney makes oath thathe is senior partner of the firm ofF J Cheney Co doing business inthe City of Toledo County and Stateaforesaid and that said firm will paythe sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL-LARS

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for each and every case of Ca ¬

tarrh that cannot be cured by the useof Halls Catarrh Cure-

FRANK J CHENEYSworn to before me and subscribed

in my presence this 6th day of De ¬

cember A D 1886A W GLEASON-

Seal Notary PublicHalls Catarrh Cure is taken Inter-

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and acts directly on the bloodand mucous surfaces of the systemSend for testimonials free

F J CHENEY CO Toledo OSold by all Druggists 75c Take

Hans Family Pills for Constipation

LOOKING UP IN NEW ENGLAND

Boston Mass Nov SThe businessinactivity which marked the anteelection period has given way with arush in New England and announce ¬

ments of resumption of operations arebelg made in all directions Withinthe past three days many industrialinterests are affected although re ¬

ports indicate that the textile con-cerns

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have acted more nromptly andin greater numbers ordering longerhours and more operatives-

IF YOU KNEWThe merits of the Texas Wonder youwould never suffer from kidney blad-der

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or rheumatic trouble 1 bottle twomonths treatment Sold by druggists-or by mail Send for testimonials DrE W Hall 2D26 Olive street StLouis Missouri

RAILROAD SHOPS RESUME

Chattanooga Nov SThe QueenCrescent railroad has put over 500men to work within the past weekThe shops in this city have resumedoperations on full time and with acomplete force of men The roads of ¬

ficials report business nearly as goodfor October as for the same monthlast year

HEXAMETHYLENETETRAMINE-

The above Is the 1me nf a Germanchemical which is one of the manyvaluable ingredients of Foleys KidneyRemedy Hoxamethylenetetramine isrecognized by medical text books andauthorities as a uric acid solvent andantiseptic for tlK urine Take FoleysKidney Remedy as soon is you noticeany irregularities and avoid a seriousmalady Sold by all druggists

STANDARD OIL TACTICS

Independent Dealers are ReallyAgents of the Corporatio-

nNN York Nov SFmnk B Kel ¬

logg counsel for the government in itssuit to dissolve the Standard Oil Coof New Jersey resumed charge of thehearing yesterday Louis Blaustein-of Baltimore a special agent of the

I Standard was on the witness standHe stated that h had increased thesales by opehalf moie than when theopposition business was started Thewitness said that everybody in thetrade knew that he was a Standard-Oil man but for business reasons itwould net do to make it public Thewitness said he made reports of hissales at Durham to the Standard

i THE PLACE-To Get Your Fresh Bread and Cakes-

is atTHE CITY BAKERY

No 55 S Main StWe bake every morning except Sun-

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Free deliveryI When in need of Bread Cakes Pies-or anything that belongs to my lineof business telephone No 296 F o bestimates furnished on out of townorders

No order too large to fill or toosmall to handle We use only firstclass goods and are here to pleaseGive us a part of your orders

E L VAUGHN-

R C Davis Co of Jacksonville-will sell any make of secondhandtypewriter upon easy terms If desired

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A DISCOURAGING REPORT

Said that an Underground Lake WillDelay Work on the Panama

CanalNew Orleans Nav SA report has

reached here from Colon Panama that-a subterranean lake was found underthe site of one of the big lakes of thePanama canal at Gatun and will re¬

sult in a delay of several years incompleting the canal and a muchlarger outlay of money than at firstwas contemplated According to thisreport the discovery of the lake hasbeen kept secret Engineers who aresaid to know of the discovery declinedto discuss the matter diving the absrnce ct Colonel Goethals who is inthe Illud States-

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PAYING INVESTMENTi-

AnIr John White of 3S Highland

Houlton Maine says Havebeen troubled with a cough every win ¬

ter and spring Last winter I triedmany advertised remedies but thecough continued until bought a nOcbottle of Dr Kings New Discovery

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before that was half gone the cough-was all gone This winter the same I

happy result has followed a few I

loses once more banished the annualcough I am now convinced that DrKings New Discovery is the best ofall cough and lung remedies Soldunder guarantee at all drug stores30c and 100 Trial bottle free

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Lowest PriceBuy from the

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LAUNCH OF THE MIAMI

The Third Big Dredge for DrainageWork Took the Water at Tampa

Last Week

Tampa Fla Nov 9 I christen theeMiami May you bring great renownand credit to Gov Broward Withthis exclamation uttered by CaptainJames McKay one of the veteranmariners and navigators of these wat-

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ers the big dredge Miami was launch-ed

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in the Hillsborough river at 335oclock Saturday afternoon-

The moment the Miami began toslide swiftly and gracefully toward herhome on the waters Captain McKay

I spoke the christening words at thesame time he broke a bottle of water

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across the stern of the vesselI The launching was attended bysome very prominent people Mostnotable among the gathering was GovX B Broward

When completed the Miami willhave cost 45000 The hull has beencompleted but there is still unfinishedlabor Before the Miami leaves theHillsborough river it is to be equipped

I with the latest improved dipper mech-anism

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I machinery and is to be so con-structed

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as to boast very spacioussleeping apartments dining room bathrcoms wooden deck house and kitch-en

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Within the next sixteen days JC McXeill of this city will completeall the wooden work on the vessel andby this time all the machinery willhave been installed Gov Browardstated yesterday that the Miami shouldbegin work in the Miami river andsection leading to the Everglades byDec 17 The contract stipulates thatthe dredge shall be towed to the Mi-ami

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river by the contracting firm laythis time

The Miami makes the third dredgebuilt for work in the Everglades Thefirst for the reclamation work was

launched in May 1906 it Fort Lau-derdale and the second Jan 1 1907at the same place

There is yet a fourth to be launched-and this will be launched within about-a month This is to be the Caloosahatcheo named like the Miami after oneof the rivers of South Florida Steelplates have been received and prepar-ed

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for the fourth dredge which willbe the largest of the fleet Completed-it will cost 10000 more than theMiami or about 50000 It will havea dipper capacity of removing fourand onehalf cubic yards at a timewhereas the Miami can only removetwo and onehalf yards at a time

The visit oft Gov Broward to TampaSaturday was made especially to bepresent at the launching and he ex ¬

pects to return in a month to be pres-ent

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at the launching of the Caloosahat-chee

ITS A CRIME-To neglect your health worstneglect tiat you can be guilty of isto alow constipation biliousness 01any liver or bowel trouble to con ¬

tinue It is poisoning your entiresystem and may lead to a seriouschronic disease Take Ballards Herbine and gt absolutely well The surecure for any and all troubles of thestomach liver and bowels Sold byAntiMonopoly Drugstore

STERNBERGS SUCCESSOR

Count Von Bernstorff will be GermanAmbassador to the United

StatesBerlin Nov SCount Johann Hein

rich von Bernstorff has been selected-by the emperor to succeed the lateBaron Speck con Sternburg as am ¬

bassador to the United States Theappointment has not yet been madeofficially but it is understood that theofficial announcement will be madewithin two or three days The Count-ess

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von Bernstorff is a daughter ofLuckemeyer of New York

HEALTH AND VITALITY

Motts Nerverine PillsThe great nerve and brain restora ¬

tive for men and women producesstrength and vitality builds up thesystem and renews the normal vigorFor sale by druggists or by mail S1per box 6 boxes for 5 Sold by theAntiMonopoly Drugstore

KENDRICKWell election returns are over

I what will people find to talk aboutnextWe

have had some nice rains re-cently

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which were much appreciated-on the fall gardens-

Mr and Mrs Harriman of Massa-chusetts

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arrived here a few days agoMr Harriman has accepted a positionwith the Standard Lime Co We ex ¬

tend to them a hearty welcome Theywill for the present make their homewith Mr and Mrs J B Webb

I Miss Ida Wiggins our popularschool teacher visited relatives nearOcala last Saturday

Mr Miller E Grace visited friends-at Juliette last Saturday and Sunday

The friends of Mr Jerry Waterswill be pleased to know that he Issome stronger than he was a fewweeks ago

The W O W meet here Fridaynight

Mr and Mrs M G Davis afterafter spending several weeks inGeorgia have returned home

The Standard Lime Co report busi-ness

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good They are uelling all thelime they can burn with six kilns and

t expect to start up another kiln in afew days

Mr T N Sumner and family whohave been spending the summer atMoultrle Ga have returned borneMr Sumner is extending his railroadfive miles farther west which wn puthim into a fine body of timber

DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pillare uneqaled in cases of weak ticback ache inflammation of the Madder rheumatic pains and all urSilary

I disorders They are antiseptic endact promptly Every case of kidneyor bladder trouble should be attendedto at once and the aches In theback rheumatic pains urinary disor-ders

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etc are warning signs Dcmtdelay for delays are dangerous GetDeWitfs Kidney and Bladder PillsRegular size 50c Sold by AntiMo-nopoly

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