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WILES MY OF MMFer the Legislature to do Him Justice

Has Entered Suit Against theState of Florida

Jacksonville Oct 29BarrsOdom Sc Browder attorneys ofJacksonville instituted suit in theUnited States Court at Pensacola-on Monday for Sydney I Wanesagainst the state of Florida mak-ing

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defendants of Albert W Gilchrist governor A C Croomcomptroller W V Knott treasur-er

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Park Trammell attorney gen-eral

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and B E McLin commissioner-of agriculture of the state of Flor¬

ida as trustees of the Internal Im-provement

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Fund defendantsWanes claims that the state of

Florida Is due him a large amount-of money for services rendered insecuring payment to the state ofwhat Is known as the Indian Warclaim For the past three sessionsof the legislature Wailes has sought I

relief from that body without suc ¬

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READ THISDunnellon FIn Sept 1st 1909I I

have sold Halls Texas Wonder of StLouis Mo for six years Every bot-tle

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I sell adds a customer for it It isa genuine cure for kidney bladder andrheumatic troubles Geo OhnmachtMerchant 60 days treatment in eachbottle

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COCACOLA CONTAINS CAFFEINE

Possibly in Harmful Quantities andI May rail Under the Ban of the

Pure Food LawWashington Oct 29TIid bureau of

chemistry of the department of ag ¬

riculture has completed the analysisof a of cocacola seized at-Chattanooga Saturday and foundthat it contains caffeine a harmfulingredient The fact that It containscaffeine Is not shown on the label ofthe package thereby constituting aviolation of the pure food law Atthe department of agriculture It was I

said that the report of the analystshad been sent to the department ofjustice for such action as it may bee

Ifit to takeAt the department of justico It was

said that the papers in the case willfollow tim usual procedure and bo sentto the United States district attorneyof the district where the seizure wasmade Thp ease will then come up inthe United States court and he prose-cuted

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BOTH BOYS SAVED I

Louis Boon a leading merchant of I

Norway Mich writes ooJhree bottles-of Ifoleys Hone amL Tar abaQluteycured my boy OJL severe cough andn neighbors ljiy 8 so ill witha cold that thjB0Kffs gave him upwas cured by taking Foleys Honeyand Tar Nothing else Is as safeand certain of results Sold byaJ1druggists

A BULL COTTON MARKET

Price of the Fleecy Staple Soared to1482 YesterdayS

New York Oct 29The cottonmarket was even more excited yes ¬

terday and still higher records weremade by prices with December sell-Ing at 1467 and May at 1482 or 125to J135 per bale above closing figuresof the night before

SWEPT OVER NIAGARAThis terrible calamity often hap-

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nores the rivers warningsgrowingripples and faster current Natureswarnings are kin The dull pain orache in the bocK warl1i you the kid¬

neys need attention ifj you would es ¬

cape fatal Jmaladles dropsy diabetes-or Bright dle se Take ElectricBitters atonce nd s e backache 117

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BIG THIEF REMAINS FREE

Chicago Oct 29John R Walshwhose conviction of misuse of funds-of the Chicago National Bank was re ¬

cently affirmed by the United Statesappellate court may remain at libertyunder bond pending an attempt toappeal his case to the supreme courtof the United States The appellatecourt denied the petition of govern¬

ments counsel to have Walshs bondcancelled and have hlg taken Intocustody Walsh however must re ¬

main in Chicago Walsh is said to beunder close scrutiny of five govern ¬

ment agents

Most women are troubled with kid¬

ney complaint and you know verymany serious and even fajal diseasesresult trom these nagTectecl kidneytroubles If you wUriake DeWittsKidney and BladdeiPtiis as directed-you may be confidentofgoodj stlftsTry them and se h ga1ly goodthey are Beware xJiimitatlons plUsthat are Intended to deceive you Be

I sure you get DeWitts Sold by alldruggists

GARCIA EQUEVHiLEY

Another Loved One GOBenDeath visited the home of Mr

and Mrs Guy dEquevllley of Levon on Friday October 22d 1909and took their beloved and onlyson Garcia aged 4 years 11 months-and 22 days

His life so short is ended Hecould no longer linger in thisworld of pain our Heavenly Fatherneeded him in that land where it isone bright summer always As aflower that is gathered ere its pet-als are unfolded so was this littledarling taken to that Heavenlyhome to be with our Savl ur andloved one who have gone before

Little Garcia was the pet of thehousehold and papa and mammasjoy and to them and all sorrowing-ones is extended heartfelt sympa ¬

thyAlthough the parting gave great

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compelled to go1 we will hope to meet him where

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3Irs Va DcmaH the First Womanto iy in an Aeroplane

ColIegeSpark Md Oct 29With herElkirts tied tightly abouther anklft tA keep them from flut-tering

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inT =breeze Mrs Van Deman wl I Capt Ralph H VanDeman 1tyfirst Infantry Unit ¬

ed Statesimy occupied the pas¬

sengers seat beside Wilbur Wrightwhen he ascended in the govern ¬

ments aeroplane here yesterday-For four minutes she experienced-the sensation of soaring in the airsome time as high as sixty feetabove the ground This was thefirst time a woman had made anascension ina heavierthanair ma-chine in the United States theWright brothers having resisted amultitude of feminine importuni-ties

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for aerial excursions-Oh exclaimed Mrs Van De

man when she returned to theground now I know what makesthe birds sing

Lieuts Lahm and Humphries hadso far progressed with their mas ¬

tery of governments aeroplane-that just before the closing of theafternoons work WilburWrightstepped to the rear and allowed thetwo officers to oversee all details inthe management of the machineprior to their ascension-

His pulpls have progressed so farthat Mr Wright has announced hisintention of abandoning them forseveral days allawlng ihem to usethe aeroplane at their discretion-The flights will continue here asusual

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2CoL C MHooper a well kaowm ConfederateVeteran was arre ie4ye t rday ioncomplaint of Unite States PeiwionExaminer J A Davio wko chargesthe aged soldier with v basing madjefalse claims la procarinji jij R > onfor a white woman gamed MaryAnn t Harvey Colfpqffler was ar-raigned

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EO Lock t rdaybut owing to tfeabaace of wit-nesses

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for the United tate thehearing was postpone until nextTuesday W Col Hooper wasnot called pcmtomakej 4er psehe explained v to his friends thatthere was amistake ia the chargeHe declares thatke r merely filledout t the necessary j peiaactIng onstatements of witnesseswhom he bettered be f truthful-

It is claimed that Mary A Harvey-is not the widowof Joha Harveydeceased who was aveteran oftheIndian War this statementhavingbeen the basis of procmring tke peRslon Col Hooper haa hundreds offriends in Jacksonville all of whomhope and believe that the old So-ldier

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will be able to prove hlsinaocence of the charge For severalyears he has beei under the care ofa physician on raccountota woundreceived while In service He atone time practiced law and Is oneof the most prominent ConfederateVeterans in the v state

FORTY NIGHT RIDERS FLED j

From One Detefmined blckY Girtand a Business Leaking Shetgun

Lexington Ky Oct29 A girl at Iithe home of George Kreitz armedwith a doublebarreled shotgun putto flight forty night riders when theybroke down the door ot her fathershouse last night in Mason couatyMiss Kreitz stoOOaf the door andtold the ghostly habited men shewould shoot down the first one whostepped over the threshold

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Opera Bouffe Republics

Colon Oct 29Wlth President Zelayas declaration of war against Solvador which involves Nicaragua inhostilities outside her borders besides-an luternational war that threatens-to svamp the government CentralAmerica is on the eye of a generalfight within a week and it is regardedas certain that Guatemala and Hondyraa will become involved

Official advices were received heretoday from Corinto announcing thatPresident Zelaya bas opened hostili-ties

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against Salvador by sending aforce of Nivaraguan troops across theSalvadorean border the com-mand

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of General AlfaroNicaraguan warships transported

Alfaro and his force to a point Sal ¬

vador where theylanded and startedIfor the interior A number of Salva ¬

dorean refugees accompanied Alfarowho expects to gain recruits from thenatives as he proceeds toward thecapital of the republic

Costa Rica has alSo held aloof fromZelaya Lid it la believed here thatthis will arouse Guatemala PresidentCabrera of Guatemala is a bitter en¬

emy of Zelaya and it Isa practicalcertainty that Cabrera will go to theaid of the Nicaraguan insurgents anddeclare war on Zelaya

Honduras it is also believed herewill be drawn into the conflict

Americans are greatly alarmed andfear their interests will suffer

It Is In time of sudden mishap oraccident that Chamberlains Llnimeatcan be relied upon to take the placeof the family doctor wiG cannot al-

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be found at the moment Then-It is that Chamberlains Liniment Isnever found wanting In cases ofsprains cuts wounds and bruisesChamberlains Liniment takes out thesoreness and drives awayth pain

NEW TYPE OF CRUllER

No Trailing Banner ef Snttkt WillB tray her Appteact to an

EnemyLondon Oct 2Tbe armored

cruiser Indefatigable which is offi-cially

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cruiser was successfully launch ¬

ed yesterday Davenport where hereel was laid down only last FebruaryThe launching was by thecustomary ceremonies and a was wit¬

nessed by a large crowd of spectators-The Indefatigable Is the first of the

type of funnelless cruisers built forthe British navy In some respectsshe Is similar to the Invincible class-in that her armament and speed willbe the same but there the similarityends Tie Indefatigable is 570 feetlong 80 feet beam and of 18000 tonsdisplacement-

She will possess two tripod mastsbut apart from her gun turrets andbridges her upper deck will be per ¬

fectly clear The most remarable In-

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If people with symptoms of kidney-or bladder trouble realize their danger they would without loss of timecommence taking fteleys KidneyRemedy This Defeat remedy stopsthe pain anf I Irregularitiesstrengthens anoS bu jeV ap these or-gans

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