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NEWPORT Vn July 30Ilacing themselves squarely on recordas having local option with couutiesand cities as the unit Instead ofmagisterial districts as under thepresent law the Virginia Republicansyesterday accepted the liquor ques-tion as an Issue In the approachinggubernatorial campaign Then afteradoptinga platform of which theliquor plunk wax the principal fea-

ture and electing a State ticket head-ed by William I Kent of Wythepresent American consul general toGuatemala they adjourned their Stateconvention sine die

The discussion of prohibition wasprecipitated soon after the conventionmet by the reading of the followingplank as drafted by the resolutioncommittee

We favor the general principle oflocal option high license rigid policeprotection and a strict enforcement-of the law

Objection to this resolution cameand emphatically from

Virginia The plank as reportedwas declared to bo meaningless andIndicative of acquiescence In the ex-

isting lawAH a substitute State Senator A

T Lincoln offered the followingWe favor the general principle of

local option and that the enmities andcltlcH Ln a unit In all elections on theliquor question with rigid enforcementof the law

Mr Lincoln led the fight foradoption and was so conspicuouslyKennatloiinl in urging his cause thatnfter the substitute had been Incorpo-rated In the platform by a vote of70 to 310 he was Immediately putforward an a candidate for Lieuten-ant Governor Although a slate al-

ready had Teen prepared the leadersthought It to nominate him fortho second place on the ticket and noone opposed him

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For Governor William P Kent ofWythe

For Lieutenant Governor A TLincoln of Smythe

For AttorneyGeneral George A Revercomb of Covington-

For Secretary of the Common-wealth John II Locke Newport News

For State Treasurer Joseph PKruppner of Alexandria

For Commissioner of AgricultureJames T Robinson of Rocklngham

For Superintendent of Public Insti-tution Frank P Urentof Nelson

State Chairman C liascom Slempspent the greater part of Wednesdayin heading off what appeared to bea movement to numbnate him for Governor lie finallyaccomplished this by appealing tothe heads of the ten district dolegallons not to allow anyone to placehis name before the convention

Active Campaign-In accepting the nomination for

Governor Sir Kent told thethat he was prepared to wage an

active light and would do his best towin Mr Lincoln said that he wouldaccept the noniiiution for LleutenanGovernor in order to give strength tothe prohibition movement

The Ablngdon dispensary in Wash-ington county in Southwest Virginia-is said to have been lurucly renK tisihit for fight which the Pruhlbi-tlonlcts waged with such successYesterday

Delegates from tin southwest dodared that they Imd won a big vUlory as tilt sale of liquor was t

great menace In that section owlnjto pour police protection

Kent tilt nominee forIs a von of n former Democratic

Lieutenant Governor of Virginia Hewax a gold Democrat until Hryanwas nomlnatrd the first tlmo Ho issaid to be a man of largo mentis ngood xtiimp speaker and one qualifiedto WHR an Hells llcht

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Locker Clubs Raided

Many Sent to JailOIRMINGIIAM Ala AUK 3 Whole-

sale arrests of locker club proprie-

tors and Inmates were made by thepolice department yesterday afternoon and men were still being broughtto the city jail last night where theyAre locked up until bonds

DISPENSARIES CLOSE

IN SOUTH CAROLINAL-

ARGE SALE OF LIQUOR IN PRE-

PARATION FOR DRAUGHT

Will Remain Closed for Three

Weeks or a Month if Not

Permanently

South Carolina closed Its doors someof thorn probably permanently theothers for a period of about threevooks or a month

The sales of liquor on the eve ofthe drought are reported to have beenlarge

Two weeks from Monday everywot county In the State will have achance to spoak on the liquor ques-

tion each for itself to profit by thefortnights experience In prohibitionterritory-

At midnight last night an especial-

ly stringent liquor law went Into effect providing a fine of at least 100

or imprisonment for three months ormore for the first conviction of thesale of liquor and imprisonment forone to five years without alternativefine for the second offense

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can be made for their appearance incourt About one hundred clubs areInvolved Outoftown detectives re-

cently employed by Mayor OHriencarte to Birmingham and obtainedcards to practically every club intown nnd have been gathering evi-

dence for abut six weeks

NEGRO COACHMAN

SIGNED BLANK NOTES

ASHKVILLK N C Aug a Con-tending that the sum of 5fino wastaken from the bank In cash thatMajor Hrecstf was the chief bemficiary that the money was paidback with notes that wvre never col-

lected and that Dirkerson was In-

volved in the Irnii actloti Distrtrt At-

torney Holton yesterday resumed thecase of the Government against Willlam K lirivze and Joseph K Dickerson on the charge of conspiracvdefraud the First National nfthis city which failed in 1S 7

to thus way adduccd by the pro while T-

P Malloy Jr who w teller of tinFirst National was on the standMalloy stated that the transact ton rerred to took place In 1S94

Malloy was followed by J II Sttlling whose testimony had a tendencyto establish the identity of SlmdriokKemp formerly a negro coachman In I

the employ of Major Breeze and nutsa policeman in th State of OhioBlank notes signed by Kemp whichwere never paid were placed In evl j

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If you are all run down Foleys Kid-

ney Remedy will help you It strengthens the kidneys so they will ellmlhate the Impurities from the bloothat depress the nerves and cause exbaustlon backache rheumatism aOl

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Genuine Natural Whiskeya tonic the medicinal which arc fully recognized-

by the highest II systemup or if your nerves are on edge try

SunnyBrookme

WhiskeyI-t will restore old time vigor in almost no using

Brook moderately you are to benefit ingeneraL that the HO niteUtortes bottle bears the Government Green Stampcertifying to the exact Age Proof and Measure

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KUVEREI KftECT TO YW EXNESS PREPAIDY ANY OF THE FOUOWIIM W8TH11UTERS

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MEMPHIS Twin AMR Thewoman lying on a pullet on the Hourdead her mouth filled with bits ofcracker in a lat effort to sustain lifeand her three children ranging inage from 2 to 9 years asleep besidethe body one unconscious was thegruesome picture presented whenneighbors forced their way into thetenement apartment of Mrs DeliaChrystle 3 years old here

Airs Chrystlc had been 111 dwellersIn the tenement state and for several

they hare ministered to Herwaste Monday night when their

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Th condition of the body indi-cated that the woman had been deadfor several hours Thnt death result

from lack of nourishment was titiplnion of the ponce surgeon sum-moned

Mrs Chrystle came to Memphisabout twelve years ago from StLouis tier husband died severalsears ago That she was a woman ofrefinement neighbors declare was aprent

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LEGAL

PETITION FOR

To the Honorable hoard ofIiihtriiitloii Juliiisvllli Alarhua oty Florida We the iinderHlivoters and taxpayers In

rodondo Special District petityour honorable body to all an wtlon for the of ththe Special District boundaries of MUdistrict so as to embody the heretoafter described territory md elMtrustees for the same mlmlllage to be levied on fall tetifctort i-

Heginnlng at the XE corner of SeeIT Tp Hi It 1 runniiiK K uthtulles thence west thn Trod atulles thence north tliiethinro west iininorth one mile thence east fourto btKiniilnt point all S elions Ifi 17 IS 20 1 22

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IJ F John 11 Holly wC Hevllle J Hevllle T M V i

Note The above petition will feg

acted IIIKJII by the Hoard ofInstruction of Alachua countyIda at the meeting to be heldSeptember 6th 1909

Gainesville July 30 1300

BUSINESS

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Jranim Building East StrcttfcPhone 51 Also Long Distaffs

JeANie CLANK T11OS IV FIRLOWIa FIELDING

LAWYERS

Practice In all Courts titaU HiFederal

Oftices Over Gainesville Natloiiltank iiilnexvilie Florida

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Farms Dwellings WFor Sale

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