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Suffering Ladiesa-re urged to follow the example of thousands oftheir sisters and take Cardui1 Cardui is anon

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Mrs M A St Clair of Eskdale W Va writesBefore taking Cardui I haci given up all hope of

getting well I had suffered for 3 y ars with myleft side and was confined to my bed so I took Cardui

y and now Cardui has about cured my female trouble-

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You can at once sec the advantage of this stowe over a peatv range which throws heat In all directions it

ideal summer stover If your dealer does not have the New

Perfection write our nearest agencyr

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SLAYDEN ROASTED THE SHOWS

Washington May 27The confer ¬

ence report on the sundry civil appro-priation

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bill today was agreed toby the House in its entirety The re ¬

port furnished the text for a number-of speeches front the Democratic sideall charging extravagance in appro-priations

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The ippropriation of 75000 for theAlaskaYukonPacific Exposition atSeattle Wash was attacked by MrSlayden Texas who said that the peopie were surfeited with expositionsThey were he declared but a trans-parent

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effort to boom real estate atthe expense of the United States Hepaid these expositions ought not tocost fthe government a cent and heTainted out the international exposi-tion

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held annually at San Antoniowhich he said supPorted etirely-by private subscription

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

J FOR REPRESENTATIVE-

I am a candidate for the legislaturesubject to the rules governing thejming primaries Platform Cut ex-

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qual and lower taxespcnses equal and lower taxes Aswe do not need the illiterate nontaxpaying voter in our election busi-ness

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lets cut him out L S Light-L S Light

I I respectfully submit my name tothe voters of Marion county as a can-

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for the legislature subject tothe democratic primary of June 16th-I have no platfprrp to formulate orledges to make but submit my claim-on a citizenship 25 years in Marloncounty If elected I will perform myduty to the best of my Ability and forthe best interests of the county oC

Marion and state of Florida-C L Bittinger

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county subject to the ratificationol the democratic primary which wil-lis held June 16th 1908 Your votesare earnestly solicited and if I amelected I will perform the duties of theoffice faithfully f

Very respectfully yoursJohn L Edwards-

To the Democratic Voters of MarionCounty I am a candidate for the of-

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of sheriff of Marion county in theprimary of June 16 and respectfullysolicit the support of the people ofMarion county If I am elected tothis office I pledge an honest and im ¬

partial administration of the duties ofsaid office Respectfully-

John P Galloway

SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRATION

To the Democratic oters of MarionCountyI have been urged by manyfriends to become a candidate forsupervisor of registration and havedecided to enter the race My record-is well known My official acts whilesheriff of the county and my charac-ter as a citizen and a democrat areprobably known to most of you-

I wish to emphasize the fact that jfiyou elect me to this office the busi ¬

ness will be attended to by myself inperson

Furthermore nothing shall be doneIII the office to favor any particularindividual party or faction but all

shall receive absolutely just and im ¬

partial treatment rWhile the salary of this office is

very small yet undeis t the law thesupervisor has great power and It Isrr the utmost importance to everycitizen that this pbw should be ad ¬

ministered with justice and with carefor the rights of all I

The people of this county have beenkind to me in times past and this T

greatly appreciate If elected I willoo what is right to all concerned

Respectfully E T Williams-

I hereby announce myself a candi ¬

date for the office of supervisor ofregistration subject to the primary ofJune 16th 1908 and will appreciatethe support of my fellow citizens

J L Beck

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Has No Terror for a Member of theSchaghticoke Snake Club

Bridgeport Conn May 26Thefifth annual hunt of the SchaghticokeEattlesnake Club of Bridgeport J washeld yesterday on the Indian reserva-tion

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of the Schaghticoke Jndians inLitchfield County Conn

The hunt this year was unusual inseveral ways It was the first onwhich anyone has ever been severelyand dangerously bitten by one of thecaptured snakes It was the firstwhich has been attended by PeterGruber famous the world over ass therattlesnake king I and hailing i fromRochester N Y The number of thoseattending was larger than ever before

Seven rattlers were captured on yes-terdays

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hunt all of which were finespecimens of the venomous reptileThe first snake was caught by Lindray Denison the magazine writer ItZ as three and a half feet long andheavy Mr Denison fastened the rep ¬

tile with his forked stick and called toShang Wheeler who transfers thereptiles to the bag Wheeler picks therattlers up with his hand and dropsthem into the b g-

Bitten by RattlerWheeler in picking up the snake

took hold of the reptile back of theread as usual His grip was not closeenough to the head to prevent thesnake from twisting The reptileturned and buried its deadly fangs inWheelers right hand

Rattlesnake Pete Gruber who was

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close at hand and Drfc Spencer ofChelsea Mass were r dY for justsuch emergencies

Gruber grabbed the bitten hand anddistantly applied his mouthto the biteand for several minutes sucked thei ound drawing therefrom much ofthe fatal poison which will causedeath if it reaches the heart of thevictim Dr Spencer swiftly injectedpermanganate of potash in aridr round the wound after first havingflashed it freely with a small scalpeland allowing the blood to flow freely

Wheeler was bitten about 130oclock and his hand and arm swelledand continued to swill until 230 whenthe drugs began to tell and the swell-ing

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Hundred Men in the Huntt

The hunters numbered about onehundred men They rode to the farmot George Coggeswell on the Schagh ¬

ticoke Indian reservation Mr Cogges ¬

well isa fullblooded Indian andPresident the Schaghticoke f Rattle-snake Club t t I

The party had luncheon at thechiefs farm and were then guided upthe mountain by Jim Pan an old In ¬

dian chief and Eddie Harris his sonThe seven rattlers captured werebrought back to Coggeswell farm bylBig Louis Musante of Bridgeport ina burlap bag They were looked in therc ad at the farm house dootf while

Iphotographs were made of themThe hunters were then treated to a

feast of spring lamb roasted on thespit over a wood fire In the openilisante carried the snakes to Bridge-port

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in the burlap bagExperts declared that Rattlesnake

Petes prompt and fearless action insucking the poison from ShangWheelers hand saved the mans life

CHRONIC CONSTIPATION CUREDf

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AMENDING THE DICK LAW

Washington May 27The Houselast night passed the Senate bill re ¬

vising the socalled Dick militia lawThe bill as prepared by a committeeof the National Guard Association and-IrovldEs among other things that themilitia when called out shall serveduring the term of their enlistmentIrstead of nine months as heretoforethat when so called out they shall bepreferred over any volunteer forces itmay be determined to use and author ¬

izes the Secretary of War to supply tothe different states uniforms armsammunition and equipment withoutcharging it against their quota underthe appropriation for that purpose

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Williams Indian Pile Ointment willcure blind bleeding and Itching piles-It absorbs the tumors allays the itch ¬

ing at once acts as a poultice givesinstant relief Williams Indian PileOintment is prepared for piles anditchi1gof the private parts Sold bydruggists mail 50e and 1 WilliamsManufacturing f Co Props ClevelandOhio Sold by the AntiMopololyDrugstore

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CITY MAPS FOR SALE IThe new city maps are now on sale

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this winter with a lame back Ofcourse I did a lot of reading But Iread nothing but novels I tried to

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other language under the sun pegging f Cj Iat him in translations or in < 1

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