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CHURCHES.

crrRcH: South. W. J. Carpenter, Pos
Cr.iCr,: Preaching every sabbath ii
AZ; p. NJ, sabbath School 9:l5 4. Nj
Meeting, Wednesday at 1870 p. NJ.
,,rvp1AN CHURCH, Rev. l.. McCarty,
70 Services will be held regularly every
ZOE 9H;, OF 100 A. NJ. and go P. M. Seats are
pdayd a. the public cordially invited to at
any Sunday School at 1000 A. M: Prayer
d: o"W Wednesday. 7:3O r. NJ. Union Chris
et P1Geayor Meeting. $3.50 P. NJ, Sunday.
nr,Sr CHURCH. Rev. s. NJ. Provence
tsor Preaching at IL a. m. and Up. m.
nv Sunday. sunday ScnoOl III a. d. III
aver Meeting WEDNESDAY p m' a 0OIulal
l1coTne is extended to all.
Johns EPISCOPAL CHURCH. DR.. W: h.
~. PASTOR, Services: Preaching every
teI, III s. NJ: 7:3UP. NJ. Friday evening ser
~ at 1880 P. NJ. Sunday School at lC A. N.
n,,orJc CHURCH. r ev. J. J.. BUkCh htc-
Hcnryices: High Mass and Sermon at A. NJ
~. % bilmy:yU +. Nj. Ntsltrs Hnu Btneolc-
Hd wee days, Mass5:45 A. M.
n,mE DEPOSIT Ok1 Bibles Tor sale at all
,es at cost prices at The IALLAhASSEhAN
ice. -,
o;os:orJ G. Riley Superintendent. Preach
Hat3 d. ID. and p. IN. r,..,nEoo,-
saTer Meeting Tuesday night. Glass Meet
Thursday night. D.a.o
NJ. f.
D,DvcToRs' MEETING The Board of Direc-
4 - of the Library AssoclatlOn nOlu t n10ab
fs.;irc on the third Friday evening Oh each
onth nj D. IN. at the library
CO 1vbo are. interested in Christian Sci
1nlCTTiII Inc welcomed at the residence OF nj;
1C Tr1yis where the serN ices Will De nelu
.nSoTs nj 1890 am. " cdnesdayS al d:oO p ~
10. o F
HouuIar meetings OF LEON LL DGE no.
hcid every Tuesday Evening, NJ tnelf
h ito Room. al O'Clock. All Bro 'aerS III
od Standing IRE ,nV WefN 70 aSfgn JR NC.
- T COLLINS, Il. y.
,,,XENT.-KeguIar meetings If AU-
L%HSS-J>CNMPMENT No =, are hctp II ms
u .bird Thursday Evenings OF eac mOnth'
tbn,r ! odUc Room, al D CLOCK. = u az
schs in rooG standing are invited 70 attehGp
Gus Ill " Nj. MCINTOSH. SR., {. L.
~. Ii. CHANCEY. Scribe
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
roHabassee Lodge, No. 1926, meets seconfG
IA fourth Thursday eVenlnGsOl eAch 1A'ii'A
! Masonic Hall. ,,,uppICK dictator.
" II. CHANCEY, Reporter
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
sr,ooro odpe No. ! X. of p, meets every
SwrstIay- evening in Castle han. lSl'ine
naIStS, ,rc cordially invited to attend.
nlgh'o CIV he. CRAW FOED. {. a.
+. HILL, K. OF K. b
ST. PAUL LODGE.No. Is
CB. S. of the E.
Holds Its meeting every WEDNESDAY rSo1 even 9n-
NJ at eight clock at It's LGIg of the 0pers
TAN, 'NI All members of the Order III gooC
tUudino are cordially invited to attend.
tanullis "i' A. STAFFORD, w. c. J.
MASONIC.
mo roouior convocaton of Florida 4. A
d Ine Nc /. will be held on the Second anS
nS,pt6 Mondays of each month at oclOch
LII WIN. MCINTosH, SR., Secretary.
- RaOular meetings of JACKSON Lopez
n !. are held on the first and third MOhoSS'
4 each month. at 8 o'clock, r; NJ oooro,orv
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Beware OF Green Fruit-NOw in the
heated term people should pay attention
to their diet, avoiding unripe fruit and
stale vegetables which Invariably bring
on cramps, cholera mOrbus. or diarrhOea.
Children are particularly subject to COM
plants o this kind. and no mother can
feer safe without having a bottle of
Pain Killer. It is a safe, sure and
speedy cure. Avoid substitutes. there
is but one Pain-Killcr, Perry Davis.
Price 25c and SOC.
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Abb Penton and Zada Edgar, 0Eins
Zada Lindsay, Plaintiffs in. Error,
VS.. The State of Florida, Defend
ant in ErrOr-Santa Rosa county.
CARTER, j.:
l. In order to convict of the Of
Tense OF lewdly and Iasciviously as
sociating and cOhabiting together,
under the first clause of section
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THEO. TURIN Ill, NJ. ID. Pres.
GEO. ii. GWSSN. ". ID.
gro W Lana, Sect Y.

J. II. Spears, st. And rews Bay, Fla,
writes: DIR. 81. y. Simions Liver Medi-
cine cured me- OF Sick Headache and In
digestion. Also, my IfighbOr of Dys-
pepsia, Kidney Disease land Costiveness.
Think it far SUPERIOR to Zellin's and
Black Draught I've tri,sl.
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.onjugal relation existed between the
,artleS.
,. EyiIrnc.. examined and found
insuffiri ut to support Tie verdict.
Judgment reversed.
y. q. Campbell, for PIai"tiff~ in
Eror; William B Lamar, Attorney.
General, for the State.
Peter Smith, Plaintiff in Err II, VS..
The STATE of FlOrida. Defendant
i'll Err"r-I-eOn county.
CARTER, j.:
Under Section 2364 Revised
Statutes, whore a mortal wound Is
inflicted III one county within this
State, from which the party stricken
dies in another county in this State,
the perpetratOr of the homicide may
he indicted, tried and punished III
either county; and the statute as APP
Piled to sucn cases is not in conflict
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Regularly chartered ubdcr act of Illinois
Legislature. Capital (tIliy raie) 100000.
The oldest. l&TgSiG, III J6t reliable and sue
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Private rooms for >;liientS with facilities
for any emergency. Fay, MicroscopicaI
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all cases whenever DIAGNOSIS Is doubtful.
Write, for FREQ Book kDn Defornlities sln,i
Braces. CIaD ztet. nature OF the Spine,
bronchitis, ['lc.rrI,, Cat;cer, TunloTs, Piles,
Paralysis, Epilepsy, Il 5Iney, Bladder, Eye
Ear. Skin anu Flood diseases, and al Sur
Gyical Operations. sfsfaci;tiss, ap:;a~ss tIls
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and cure Of all O13scure4O Chronic Diseases.
We absolutely SsIar:s Gtee to cure every
case Of Nervous Debility and diseases re-
sultiass from abuses 3rd inIiiscretiOns Of
Youth and Manhood; SbeTmatOrrhCea, Sem
inaI Weakness might 4IsSes and vital drain
Ia urinel, ImPotency, IVa-icOcele, Hydro
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Reasonable. No incur bIe cases accepted
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diagnosed and the. exact
position of the diseased con-
ditiOn determined. Thus
every case is treated 6epar-
ately and medicines are adj
Imini6tered which ar
specially prepared under
DR.. HathaWay's personal
supervision for each case.
NOtwOp eopleare affected
byaparticular diseasein the
same manner, consequent
ly no two people should be
treated in the same way
even for same complaint.
DR.. Hathaway is a special
ist in the best sense of the
wOrd-he treats special dis
Ioocoe IN q CnoPilk Tnonn0T 0f
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Az Ordinance Levyingh Special Tax
for Water and Fire Protection.

Be ii ordained by the City dnmcH Of the City
Of Tallahassee:
Sec !. That thlee and one4helf 800 mills be
levied upon all taxable property within the cor
pOrate limits of the city of Tallahassee for Water
ami Fire Protection for the yCfIr 1901
Passed City Council Oct I13SI9OO
(SiSned) F. W. ARMSTRONG;.
PreSj ent City Council
Approved.
(Signed) r. b. GORMAt.
Oct. 10Th, 1900.
Attest: a. II Will Il bis.
CITY FlerE
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$500. ,,o,.o ,onr correspondence and legal
C5l! ' In, - Shorthand and typewriter by an
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Archibald Hogan and William Ho-
gan, Plaintiffs in Error, VS.. The
State of Florida, Defendant in
Error.-Duval county.
CATER, j.:
l. A motion in arrest of judgment
should be granted when the verdict
finds an accused person guilty of an
otfenSe not charged, or included in
the charge made, III the indictment,
2. The gist of the offense de-
nounced by Section 24O3 Revised
Statutes is the intent with which the
assault is committed, and an informa-
lion drawn under that section must
charge such intent with that Ger
tainty which is required as to Other
material allegations; it must not be
LETT to uncertain inference, nor is a
mere statement of such intent in the
conclusion of the information by way
Of legal deduction or inference from
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an account claimed by relator against
the State, will be dismissed where
the term of office of the official ex-
pres before final decision and his
Successor III office is not made a
party defendant or notified to defend
the proceedings,
Alternative writ dismissed; NJ. G..
Jordan, for Plaintiff.
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Notice to PhyEcinns-

THE UNDERSIGNED BO!f RID OF MEDICAL
Examiners in and for tie Second Judicial
District OF the state of FlOrlCaI, will convene i'll
the city OF Tallahassee, the capital Oh the first
Tuesday III November, 1909 being the 9th day
of said month. TOR the purpot. OF conducting ex-
aAinatiOns and granting c,ftiiicatcs to practice
hleiIclne in the state of florida, accC ling to
An act to regulate the pra7tiCC Of Medicine III
the State OF Florida. > etc. Ihc meeting Will DC
held ut Dr. Geo II. Gwynn' Jolice at 10 O. clock
Il, m. sharp.
All those practicing III the SatewithOut license
will please lake due notice thereof and govern
themselves accordingly. BY order Oi the PrCei
dent
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with section II Declaration of Rights,
Constitution Of 1885.
Judgment affirmed.
+. VI. Hopkins and w. {. Hodges,
for Plaintiff in Error; William b.
Lamar, Acknowledgement, for the
State.
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Why he CURES.
The Greatest Specialist OF the Time Gives
Every Case His Personal Attention.

n..4o. Most doctors have certain number
DCOSOT of stock remedies which they use in
HathaWay's an cases which seem at an similar.
This is not Dr. HathaWays method.
MoGnOus Every case with him is most carefully
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Notice Of Application for Final DIS
charge.

ok MONTHS AFTER THE FIRST PUBL
- cation hereof win present my final accounts
and vouchers to the County Judge OF Leon Oh
county, Florida, and ask to be dISGna ai}S"a q
Administrative of the estate OF Z, b. mdla00 VI
Leon county Florida, deceased.
NJ. A. WALLACE.
Administrative
r,1A+b 1000 16-oam- 6m.
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of his oWn-a system studied out years ago while in
Every Case pPoSed and and charged Constantly
-SneciallV during the twenty years since
OPOOOy twenty years of the most extensive
Treated. practice enjoyed by any specialistin
thiscountry DIR. Hathaway's great and uniform sue.
E--I...s,,~ In spite OF hundreds OF requests
EXCIHSN6 yearly from doctors in all parts of the
Grodtm0nE world, asking for the privilege of
itGiser to allow none beside himself the knowledge
of his remedies, he ls too well aware of the mis-
chief which may be done by the unsklful use any
Blood and Skin Dr.. Hathaway s treatment for
nseaaeoe blood diseases in whatever stage
OSO0S cures all forms of ulcers sores,
blotches pimpes etc. and not only restores the skin
and scalp to their natural condition, but SO purfieS
the blood that the disease Is permanently and COM
pletely driven from the system ana all this without
administering poisonous or dangerous drugs.
q, His treatment of VaricOcple
VariCOceIe and and Structure is method exclu,
G%usN41EEao SlVely his own and in 80 per cent
SHIOAU of all cases results in a Derfect
and permanent cure. No operation is required and
no pain or inconvenience are experienced by the
patient The expense OF this treatment is much less
than that of any operation hospital OF institute
treatment, and is both safe and sure restoring the
organs to a condition of perfect, normal health
Dr.Hathaway has just prepared new
kidney test question blank Tor those who have
nsco1Soe reason to suspect Kidney trouble and
this blank he Will gladly send free 60
everyone who sends him his name and address.
A. uI The demand for DR.. Hathaway's new
view BOOK book 'Manliness, YigOr, Health" has
FREE already exhausted the first edition of
100000 but for limited time COPY of
this book will be sent free anyone who sends his
4onsuFIa1;o,, name and address to DR.. Hathaway
OOnSOlAdLIOn DR.. Hathaway makes no charge
EREE REORGANIZATION and advice at either
his Office or by mail.
j. NEWTON HATHAWAY NJ. D.
DR.. Hathaway & Co.,
Rs Bryan Street, Savannah, Ga.
MENTION THIS PAPER WHEN WRITING.
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Democratic Primaries

4 PRIMARY ELECTION Will. BE HELD
"A at the regular polling places in the several
Election Districts OF Leon county, Florida on
= tuesday,, November 9th. a. ID. 1900 between the
hours O1 = q clock Il. m and shutdown, with an
adjournment OF an hail hour between the hours
OF - o clock III ard q clock D IN. for the bur
pose OF voting tor one OF the following candidates
LOT the location OF the State Capital IT, wit:
jacksonville
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The State of Florida a.. REL J. II.
Williams, Plaintiff. VS.. VIM. ID.
Bloxham, Comptroller of the State
of Florida, Defendant.-Man-
damuS.
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JOSEPH DUNCAN,
Undertaken and BnbalnGPl

W Dealer in Marble Foreign and
Domestic. Orders Filled on Short Notice.
See his cuts and prices before sending
money outside the State. Ally
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(Cui ii uad on Sixth Page. }
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. Proceedings by mandamuS begun
against the State Comptroller to
compel him to audit and draw war
rant upon the State Treasury to pay
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CHURcH. South. W. J. Carpenter, Pos
rvicce: Preaching every sabbath ii
.SG p, NJ. sabbath School Glib 4: Nj
Meeting. Wednesday ut 1870 p. NJ.
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Vote for one.

Vote for one.
Vote for one.
Vote for one.
Vote for one.
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Vote for one.
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-11

The engineer misunderstood the signals
and there was a frightful railroad coils
ion, with terrible loss of life. The whole
country was appalled, by that accident.
There is doubtless far greater loss of
life occurring every day, in various sec
tons of the country, for which the only
excuse is" the doctor didn't under
stand the symptoms. " These cases are
not the subjects of special inquest or the
country would be aghast at the sacrifice
of life to ignorance.
It has been the experience of DIR. r. V.
Pierce and his staff of assistant physi-
clans, that ninety eight out of every
hundred persons submitting to their
treatment can be cured. People given
up by the local physicians weak, ema-
cfated, with stubborn coughs and bleed
ing lungs have been absolutely cured by
the use of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery.
Sick people are invited to consult DR..
Pierce by letter free. All letters are
held as strictly private and treated as sa-
cred1y confidential. Answers are mailed
III plain envelopes without any printing
Oh them.
my chest, and was 50 weak could hardly walk
about the house, says Mrs. c. f. Kerr, of Fort
Dodge, Webster Co., Iowa. - I tried several
physicians and they told me had consumption
/ Heard of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry and thought I would try some OF it. Before
had taken the first bottle was very much bet
Ter: took five bottles of it and have not yet had
any return of the trouble"
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-11

things, while the big things escape his
observation. In what section of the
country is 1t that human rights are most
ignored? Clearly at the South, where
over half million of men enfranehised
by the constitution OF the country to
which Mr.. Bryan processes great devotion
have been deprived of their rights, first
by the shot gun and tissue ballot pure
and simple, and then by constitutional
enactment accomplished by intimidation
and fraud. Where in the United States is
politics most debauched by money and
the voter most dominated by pecuniary
considerations? Clearly in New York
city, where the ruling political forces are
little more than an organized band of
robbers. Now he.Democratic party holds
complete and undisputed away over the
South, and sway as complete, If not quite
SO undisputed, over New York city In
view Of what has been taking place at
the South for more than a decade, and in
view of the notorious corruption of New
York politics, it is little less than brazen
impudence for Mr.. Bryan to charge that
1t is the Republican party that ignores
the man. The Republican party was or
ganized as protest against the destruc-
tion of human rights which was going
on under the auspices OF the Democratic
party, and it has been the defender Of
human rights ever since. If Mr.. Bryan
is the sincere believer in the equality of
the masses that he processes to be, why
does he not rebuke the real yiolators of
human rights9 The truth is that
in this business he is playing the
demagogue. II he were sincere the out
rageous infringement upon the rights OF
man all over the South would not be al
lowed to pass Without rebuke and con-
demnatlon. II the gold STANDARD and the
comforting upon the national banks the
privilege of issuing paper money are in
fringements upon the rights Of any class
they are trivial as compared to what is
going on at the South under the auspices
of the Democratic party. To bear down
on the former and ignore the latter Is TO
strain out gnat and swallow camel, a
performance which is symptomatic of in
sincerity and hypocrisy.
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PERSONAL AND PECULIAR.

Gen. John B. Gordon, commander
in-chief of the United Confederate Vete-
rams, will be a guest of the 34th annual
encampment of the Grand Army of the
Republic at Chicago, Aug. 81. The in
Yitation to Gen. Gordon was extended
at the request of Gen Albert D. Shaw d,
ommander-in-chiefo of the Grand Army.
Miss Flora Wilson, daughter of Secre-
tary of Agriculture Wilson, Is soon to
publish her first novel. The story is said
to be clever one, in which French and
American characters hold sway. Miss
Wilson is now in Paris completi ng her
book.
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-11

1t turns out that the recent operations
about lien Tsin were not exactly
the beginning OF the advance on
Pekin. They were for the purpose
of establishing a base of operations.
The real advance is now set to
begin on August Is 1t is expected that
by that time the allies win have at least
$4,000 troops in readiness. The operations
around lien Tsin have been so successful
as to encourage the hope that when the
advance begins it win make rapid pro-
gress to Pekin. The resistance Of the
Chinese does not seem to have been very
despsrat AMI though but part Of the
allies have been engaged at any one time
they seem to have been able to force the
them back without mourning very
severe losses. If we coul be sure that
the ministers would be alive when the
allies got to Pekin there would be little
cause for anxiety, but there is great dan
ger of an outburst of fury before the capl-
tai is reached that may accomplish the
capture of the legation and the massacre
of it's inmates
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MIR. Oswald Ottendoffer, the editor Of
the New York Stats zeitung, is of the
opinion evidently that more Germans
will be controlled by the financial ques.
tion involved in the pending election than
by the question Of imperialism. II be-
Iieve, - be says, "that, while German
Americans dread imperialism more than
anything else, they have an idea that it
will take years to inculcate imperialistic
notions in our government. They also
think that the rabid expansionists viii
not dare to 90 too far. But with free
silver it is different. German Am orleans
always feel uneasy when the financial
question is before the country. They are
a saving people, and the uncertainty of
the value of their savings is bound to
agitate them, They insist upon a doIla r
of any kind of money being worth 100
cents-no more and no less. In fact
while they may know that free silver is
dead for at least some years to come, they
fear that Bryan S election would enoour-
age the free silverites to continue their
tight. They realize, too, that as long as
one of the great parties stands on record
as indorsing IS to one, it gives rise to an
uncertainty about our currency. and bust
ness Of all kinds issbound to suffer"
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BRYAN AND HUMAN RIGHTS.

In his reply to the official notification
Of his nomination, Mr. Bryan declares
that the Republican party is dominated
by influences which constantly tend to
elevate pecuniary considerations and ig-
more human rights, AS evidence Of this be
points to the Republicans preference for
the gold standard and their attempts to
give national banks control Of the nation s
paper money. Mr.. Bryan evidently has
the microscopic eye viii Oh sees little
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-11

MIR. Bryan declares that If he is elected
he will Immediately call Congress Eto-
gether and try to get it to declare in favor
of his Philippine policy, which is, in a
word, independence under United
States protectorate. But he cannot be
true to his platform without trying to get
his Congress to do something else. Not
only must the Philippine question be
submitted to it, but the silver cues.
tion also. Altgeld and the other promi.
nent leaders Of MIR. Bryan's party have a
great deal more at heart the emancipa-
tion OF the people from what they call
the tyranny of the gold standard than
the liberation of the Filipinos. Bryan
has repeatedly within a year declared
the silver question to be of first impor-
tance, and if he believes what he has been
saying about the gold standard, the para
mount duty Of himself if elected PresI-
dent and of his Congress If Democratic
would be to get rid of it and substitute a
bimetallic standard. 10 allow Congress
to adjourn without an effort to abolish
the gold standard would bring down
uDOn Mr.. Bryan head the maledictions
OF every one of his prominent supporters
If q Congress is called together By Mr.
Bryan to ratify and put in force his
Philippine policy 1t will not stop there. 1t
will ratify and attempt to put in force, his
silver policy also. Mr.. Bryan's election
is Just as much a threat to the soundness
and stability OF the country's currency
as it ever was. The fact that he ignored
silver in his letter of acceptance means
nothing except, perhaps, that he consid-
ers imperialism better bait to catch
votes with. After they are caught free
silver will make its appearance. along
with the other heresies Of the Chicago
platform.