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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE

Six (o) months from date will present my final
accounts as administrator Of the estate Of I1lia /
Lovett, deceased, TO the Hon. James p. Martin
County Judge Of Madison County, Flonda, and
ask 10 he discharged.
JOEL DEWEY, Admipistra,or.
Madison, Fla, August %, 1909,
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That the following amendments 10 the Constiu
ton Of the state Of Florida be, and the same is,
hereby agreed to, and shall be submitted to the
electors OF the State AZ the General Election in 1904
70 ratification or rejection. Section Of Article v
follows
Section s. There shall be eight Circuit Judges
who shall be appointed by the Governor, and con.
nrned by the Senate, and who shall hold their office
for six years,
The State shall be divided by the Legislature at
us rst regular session after the adoption Of this
section, into eight Judicial Circuits, and one Judge
shall be assigned to each Circuit. Such Judge shall
hold az least two terms Of his court In each county
wthin MS circuit every year, and az such times and
places as shall be prescribed by law, and may hold
special terms,
The Governor may, in his discretion, order TEN
poraY exchange Of Circuits by the respective udg.
es or order any Judge 70 hod one or more terms or
part parts Of any term IN any other Circuit than
mat 70 which he Is assigned, The Judge shall re.
side IN the Circuit ofwhich he is Judge.
ms section shall not be operative until the Leg
isature shall have divided this State into eight CIR.
cults, as herehbetore provided for, and the seven
Circuit Judges holding Office az the time Of such d.
vision shall continue 10 exercise jurisdiction over
their several existing Circuits as constituted al the
time OF such division, until the Judge of the add.
uonal Circuit shall have quaded, The Circuit
Judges holding Office az the time Of such division
shall severaly continue in Office until the expiration
81 thelr then existing term Of Office Judge Of the
Circuits respectively in which, under such division,
the county OH residence may be included: and "a
Judge tor the additional Circuit shall be appointed
Tor term equal 10 the uneNpred term Of the other
Circuit Judges upon such division beng made
The salary Of each Circuit Judge shall De two
thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars.
The votes cast in compliance with said proposed
amendments, and the canvass, declarations and re.
turns thereof shall be subjected TO the same regua.
/ lions and restrictions as are provided by IAN foy
general elections In the state Of Florida
| 60 IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have here.
unto set my hand and Affixed tbe
Great Seal u the State Of FLORIDA
Isl - Tallahassee, the Capital, this M,
First Day Of August A. D, 100.
II. CLAY CRAWFORD.
Secretary Of State.
To Eugene :, Armstrong, Sheriff Madison County
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Tor Conplroller OF the STATE al tfin,id. Otua
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OF FioIiuA'
For two Railroad Commissioners of the g.,
Flohoa'
For State Senator tor Tenth Senatorial Dst,,,,
the State Oh FloridA'
For two members of The House Of Ren.o... Il
OF the State Of Florida. p'0SenutN
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For County Trea,urer.
For Ave County Commissioner
For three members Of thr Co,s,ty Roo.a -
lie instruction. nv
For Justice Of the Peace in and for IN. a.,
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Number Two,
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Clara--Didn't you end Charlie Cas-
tleton too fresh?
Maud-L should say 90 ] didn't mind
his kissing me, but Thought it was too
much when he asked me to be bis wife.
-Lif@
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Notice of Election.

WHEREAS, THE LEGISLATURE Of tooi,un'
der the Constitution Of 1886 of the state Of Flor
da, did pass two Joint Resolutions proposing
amendments 20 the Constitution of the State OF
Florida, and the same were agreed to by vote of
three ffths of all The members elected to each
House that the vote on said Joint Resolutions were
entered upon their respective Journals, with The
yeas and nays thereon and they did determine and
direct that The said Joint Resolutions he submitted
to the electors of the State at the General Election
in November, iqoa.
Now, therefore, /, H. Clay Crawford, Secretary
of State Of the State of Florida do hereby give no
tee that
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Notice Of Election.

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Bh 1T KNOWN, That /, H. CLAY CRAW.
sOhD; secretary OF State Of the State Of Florida
do hereby give notice that
General Election
WIN he held in Madison county, State Of Florida
on TUESDAY next succeeding he first Monday IN
november, =. D. I9o., us said Tuesday being the
FoURTH pAN or NOvEMBER
Aer one Representative the Third coneyr,nIorAi
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For tlp ratification or rfiertion Of the said Joint
Reeolntions nronosin,y amendments 10 the Consti.
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That the following amendments 10 the Consttu'
ton Of the State Of Florida be, and the same are
hereby agreed 10, and shall I've submitted to the
electors Of the State II the General Election IN 1909
for ratification or rejection:
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General E1ecttO11
FouRTH DAY on NOVEMBER

VIII De held IN each county in FLORIDA on luesda,
next succeeding the first Monday in November, a
d. ioOa the said Tuesday being the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-05
MEDICOS WON.
Columbian Foot Ballists Outclassed
by Baltimore Medical College.

A team composed largely of individual
stars appeared at National League Park
yesterday afternoon to represent the Balti-
more Medical College in a foot ball contest
with the Columbian University. The result
was an overwhelming victory for the visit
ors. A score of % to 0 was piled up in
less than twenty minutes. and the game
was then called on account of darkness
In everything except the pluck of true
craftsmanship Columbian was outclassed
The Baltimoreans weighed at least ten
pounds more to the man than their oppo-
nents Several of the medical students
notably Cure, formerly full back for Lafay-
cite and for an All-American team; Bray
of the same college. Jennings and Short Of
Washington and Jefferson-were for years
among the foremost foot ball players in
the country. From mere glance at the
two teams at the kickoff it was evident
the locals must be beaten, and beaten badly
The game was consequently an exercise
in line plunging for the medical students
and in tackling for the Columbian boys
Both teams did their work very well. In
deed. Columbians tackling was an exhibit
ton OF nerve, pluck and skill rarely euualed
In the annals of Washington amateur sport
The score follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-05
PRESIDENT JOHNSON TALKS.
Tells of Plans for American League
Club in New York

A special from Chicago says: I'VE are
going into New York next season. without
a doubt" said President Ban Johnson. who
returned to Chicago yesterday after an alb
sence of over a week in the east, where he
has been on business connected with the
American League.
eve are not ready to give out the loca
ton of our grounds there, because that
would be Of no advantage to us and would
only serve to give the enemy chance to
get to us. We have never been in the habit
of disclosing our locations in other cities.
and it will not be wise for US to do so in
this case Whenever we have given out
that we intended going to a town we have
always made good the announcement, and
we will do SO this time.
THE American League has not laid out
$4,000 for ground leases and advance sal
aries for nothing.
There is no truth in the story that We
are going into Pittsburg instead of New
York as some of the papers have limited.
When the season opens next spring you
will find us in New York. The list OIL play
ers I have given out is correct and every
man who is on that list has signed an air
tight contract, with the ten-day clause cut
out If they can get out of that, base ball
contracts are not much good.
'tMcGraw has been making many claims
that you will find are false when the time
comes. Leach, Conroy and Smith of the
Pittsburg team signed with us in August.
ana nave their COIlTdCtS IN my ueSh To"
and their receipts there for $1,000 advance
each. When the time comes they will be
found playing in the American League.
1.-The American League has promised to
make good any losses which the players
may suffer for having signed contracts
with our clubs" continued President John
son. "A loss of 5000 suffered by one of the
Pittsburg players has already been made
good"
Mr.. johnson did not say that this player
is Catcher O'Conner, but 1t is probable that
the backstop is the one he had in mind,
since he was instrumental in getting many
of the Pirates to sign American League con-
tracts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-05

At q meeting Of the Anthropological So
ciety last evening Prof. Lester r. Ward
spoke on Race Differentiation and Race
migration" and Prof. w. II: Holmes on
THE Search for the Glacial Man"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-05
MAY SELL CLUB.
Philadelphia National League Team to
Change Hands

Negotiations are well under way for the
sale of the Philadelphia National League
Baseball Club to a syndicate of Philadel-
phia capitalists. The deal when completed
will mark the retirement from the game OF
John I. Rogers, A. J. Reach and Edward
Crafty, the present owners of the National
League club in that city.
The negotiations for the sale of the club
have been going on for several weeks, but
the utmost secrecy has been maintained,
and it was only yesterday that any of the
details leaked out.
1t is believed that the deal will be COM
pleted within a few days and that the
transfer will consist of the franchise and
good will of the present owners, but that
the Philadelphia ball park will still remain
the property of Messrs. Reach and Rogers
and will be leased by them to the new syn
dictate.
The new club will be under the contror
of stock company of which three we'll
known club men of Philadelphia Will be the
principal owners. Colonel John 1. Rogers
has admitted that negotia lions for the sale
of the club were under way and that HIM
self and Mr.. Reach would dispose of their
holdings If they received their price. In
other words, 1t is now only question of
money and 1t Is believed that the formal
transfer of the club will take place in a
few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-05

'HoW1ng are the scores
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MONTHLY REPORT MADE.
Operations of Eastern Dispensary and
Casualty Hospital.

The monthly report of the Eastern Dis
pensary and Casualty Hospital was sub
United to the medical staff at its meeting
yesterday afternoon at the hospital, pit
Delaware avenue northeast. The casualty
report shows that during October 226 emer-
gency cases were treated, involving nine
operations. One death occurred, that of
John H. Noel. white boy. whose parents
live at 900 18th street northeast. AS de-
scribed by The Star at the time. Noel re-
ceived an electric shock while climbing
telegraph pole and fell to the ground. re-
and was in dying condition when he
reached the hospital
The dispensary report shows that IA new
patients were treated during the month.
There were 476 visits. six operations: re-
fused treatment owing to failure to pre-
sent proper certificates. IS cases: average
daily attendance. Is per cent? prescriptions
compounded, TT; redressinss, 70.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-05
HIGH SCHOOL FOOT BALL.
Centrals Defeated Westerns in a Well
PLAYED Game

An unusually well-contested and exciting
game of foot ball was played yesterday af-
terncon at Y. M, c. A. Park by the Gen.
trail and Western high school teams, the
former winning by to after forty five
minutes play. In the first half Hay got
away from the Western tackles, made q
run Of forty yards and made touchdown
This was the only scoring of the afternoon.
and point was lost. as Snow failed to
kick the goal. The Westerns put up a fine
game. but the ends were weak, and the
Centrals were not slow to take advantage
of this small defect and secured the gains
by fieetness of foot. There was a good
crowd on hand. admirers of both teams, and
the cheering was almost continuous
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-05
Team Trotting Record Broken.

E. T. Bedford, the veteran amateur driver
of New York, sent his great team. Bemay
and York Boy. mile over the private track
of John H Shuts, at Parkville, L. l., yes
terday. in 2.11A. Mr.. Bedford recently
drove the team on a half-mile track to a
mark of 2.12k equaling the record made
by Belle Hamiin and Honest George at
Providence on September %, 1892. Desiring
to test the team over q mile route, Mr. Bed
ford tried his luck yesterday on the Shuts
track. The course was very slow and he
had to drive in the center Of 1t ali the way.
The time made yesterday, IL accepted.
breaks the record for trotting teams. The
horses got away In the second attempt. and
went to the first quarter in 1914 seconds,
turned the half In 1.05A. the three-quarrers
in 130A and the full distance in. 211A.
Watches were held by John T. DiHghee,
Martin Sinnott and w. H. Snyder, who
trained the horses.
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Rockville and Vicinity.

opectnl correspondence OF me EyehlnB star
ROCKVILLE. Md. November 4. 1902.
Mr.. John Wilson front affSilver Spring,
this county. and MisswRosaa E. Plummer.
also of this county. were married here this
morning by Rev. Thomas u. Campbell.
pastor of the Rockviile Baptist Church.
The young folks were unaccompanied, and
Immediately after the ceremony left for
Washington.
Licenses have also been issued here for
the marriage of Mr.. George A. Gioyd of
Gaithersburg and Miss Alice A. Wallach of
Germantown, and Mr.. Theophilus e. Craw-
ford of Allegany county, Va. and Miss
Elexe Fitzhugh Henry of Warrefton, Va.
Richard Smith. young Rockville coiored
man, was placed under arrest here this
afternoon by Deputy sheriff William T..
Welt upon the charge of violating the local
option law of the county. The warrant
against him was sworn out by Frank Hig
gins of the Montgomery County Anti-Sa-
loon League. Smith has not been In Rock
Vile for quite while, and when placed
under arrest was on hts way to vote He
was taken before Joseph Reading. Justice of
the peace, who required him to furnish
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no6&S,2t
HENDERSON FOR GOVERNOR.
Speaker May Enter the Race in Iowa
Next Year

A dispatch from Des Moines to the New
York Times says:
1t Is said there is absolute truth In the
statement that Speaker Henderson Is to en-
ter the gubeuatorial race In Iowa next
year. 1t will be against, A; B. Cummins
The statement Is made that a secret con-
ference. attended byreseeretary of the
Treasury Shaw. was sasslanIh Des Moines
Sunday, and that others OF the old ma
chine were there. "a sa@so
1t is said that IL Mr.. henderson runs he
will have the backing cG, the entire railroad
and anti-Cummins eleEnent.g There Is as
serted to be a political feud between Mr..
Shaw and Mr.. Cummlns, which accounts
for the interest Mr.. Shaw tales in Mr.. Hen
derson's possible candHdacy?oH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-05
Feltz and Love Matched.

Manager Barrett of the Eutaw Athletic
Club of Baltimore has matched Tommy
Love, the hard hitting bantam of Phila-
delphia, whose pugtlistic prowess has been
frequently shown in this vicinity, to meet
Tommy Feltz. the bantam champion Of the
world. The two boys will meet in Baltimore
on the 18th instant and go twenty rounds
or less to a decision for the bantam weight
Of the world. They have each
posted 500 to guarantee their appearance
within the proper weight limit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-05

security in the sum of $50 for a preliminary
hearing next Thursday.
Miss Charlotte Grouse of Baltimore Is
guest at the home of Mrs. Sarah Veirs,
about mile from this place. and Miss Car
oline Stone Of Frederick county is also Wis
ittng at the same place.
Misses Eva and Hattie Darneille of Wash
ington are spending few days in Rock
vile. visiting friends.
Mr.. G. Minor Anderson Of this town, who
has been i'll for several weeks Of malariai
fever, is gradually improving and is now
able to be about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-05
BASKET BALL.
Carroll Institute Lads Outplay the
Morton Cadets.

The Carroll Institute basket ball team
defeated the Morton Cadets last night In
the formers gymnasium by score of IS to
g. The CAROLS played in championship
form and easily defeated the Mortons. The
game was interesting. notwithstanding the
one-sidedness of the score, some very clever
plays being made, which were appiauded by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-05
BOWLING.
American Security and Trust Com.
pany Team Won From Metropolitan

The Bank Clerks League was the only
bowling organization represented on the
Palace alleys last evening. the National
Metropolitans being paired with the Ameri-
can Security and Trust team, the latter
winning two out of the three games rolled.
All the scores were close enough to main
tain the interest until the end. Leet of the
Americans had the best average and also
the top score, 201, in the evenings play.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-05

Central, 5; Western. 0. Touchdown, Hay. UNI
plre. l.. W. Mattern. Referee, J. A Doudero
Timers. Morrison and Loughran. IlnesBaen Spot
ford and Willis. Time OF halves % and 20 min
utes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-05

the large crswd present. The playing of
Thompson and Hollander was q notable
feature OF the game. each making three
goals after hard struggles. .
During the intermission Prof. Maurice
Joyce held a wrestling bout. which was
open to local amateurs. The bout was
between Charles Dawson and Charles La
Foe, the former throwing the latter three
times in eight minutes MT. Boxwell ref
creed the bout.
Fhe CAROLS and the Corcorans win play
tonight IN the guards Center market
armory, and very interesting game Is ex-
pected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-05
BALTIMORE.

', Referee, DR.. Woertz. Baltimore Umpire, Mr..
timore. and Mr.. sIagle Columbian. Timekeepers
Mr. Noble. Baltimore. and Mr.. selhausen. Column.
blai. Touch-downs, Bray, 2; Gessler Nolan and
Smiley. Goals, Bray. 2. and Cure
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-28
COFFEE PHILOSOPHY.
Don't Blame the Doctor.

The most dangerous false friend is
the one that under the guise of friend
ship, day by day insinuates himself in.
to your good graces and then takes
advantage of the association to do you
harm; that is exactly the poison of cot
fee. Ii enters your sanctum under the
guise of a warm, close friend and slow
ly, day by day, works away at your de-
struction.
Why this should be no can tell, but
it is a fact nevertheless. Hundreds of
thousands are testifying of the terrible
straits that coffee drinking has led
them into.
In our clearer moments we know that
health, bounding, perfect health, brings
with it the poise of nerve and clear
ness of mind that makes us kings in
stead of slaves, and brings a heaven on
earth to us.
Through the very peryersity of nan
kind, showing the elements of a tangi-
Bile demon, we persist in taking into
mouth and stomach the false friend
eve after we know il is working to
throw us out of the peaceful heaven
of health, and set up within us that
condition of disease hat the nerves
shows variously in dyspepsia, heart
trouble, kidney trouble, etc, etc.
The patient physician who has, for
years. been explaining to different PEG
pie under his care the powerful effects
of coffee on highly organized persons
finally becomes a bit careless and feels
that he can only point out the facts
and then let patients go their own way
Their very perversity will make OF
them slaves, and they follow the habit
with the blind, logged fatalism that
cannot pc understood.
Coffee "soaks" them certain and sure
and when they are hit hard enough
they finally come around to the point
where they are forced to give it up
then Postum Food Coffee m as
relief in the time of desperate trouble
1t requires no effort to slip of coffee
drinking for well made Postum, and
the change of health is something mir
aculous in many cases.