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The Savannah morning news., 1904-10-21
VERDICT OF JURY
FIRST REJECTED.
Continued from Twelfth Page.

er they had arrived at a verdict or
nounced that they had.
The Indictment was handed tn C,ler,,
Carr and he looked it over carefr,li,-
but at first seemed unable to find ~
verdict. The strain was telling on tn
prisoner. He dropped his head on on
hand and did not look up again until
the verdict had been read.
After a moments hesitation tho
clerk said the court: The ver6iot
is the same as returned before viii
an interlineation." He then read.
We, the jury, find the defendant
guilty of voluntary manslaughter and
recommend him to the mercy of tbe
court"
Judge Cam at once discharged the
jury and turned the prisoner over to
the custody of the sheriff. Sentence
viii be pronounced to-day.
An examination of the Indictment
and the verdict explained the hesita-
ton of Clerk Carr. Instead of writ
ing out a new verdict the foreman had
simply interlined voluntary" before
the word ''manslaughter" in the YER
dict which had been at first rejected
The prisoner was taken back to tsil
10 await sentence.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-10-21
ALDRECHTSBURG CASTLE ON THE
sCHLOSSRERG MEISSEN.

Frederick Augustus, the new King of
SaXony, was born at Dresden in 1865,
and is in the prime of life. He is
the oldest of the three sons of the late
King George, the youngest being the
well known Prince Max, who took
priests orders eight years ago and Is
a professor of canon law in the Uni
versity of Fribourg. AS Crown Prince
the King has actively engaged in mill
tary duties. commanding an army
corps.
He was married al Vienna in 1891
to the Archduchess Louise Antoinette.
daughter of the Grand Duke Ferdinand
of Tuscany. Their eldest son, Prince
George, is now years old. After the
Giron scandal of last year divorce
took place, the Crown Princess for
feiting her rank and privileges, and
taking the name of Countess of Mon.
tignoso. The royal house of Saxony
was founded by Albert the Courage
Gus, Duke of Saxony. in the fifteenth
century. 1t did not assume the king
ly title until the Dukes of Saxony be-
came Kings OF Poland. They held that
uneasy sovereignty from 1890 to 1858.
The title of King of SaXony was as
sumed in 1906, and at the union of Ger
man states i'm 1871 the King of Saxony
played a conspicuous part. The popu
lation of the kingdom is 10000
The Savannah morning news., 1904-10-21
TOM WATSON BOOKED
FOR TOWNSVILLE


Will Boost the PEOPLES Party There
Nov. 4.
brownsville, Ga, Oct. 2o.-Hon.
Thomas e. Watson, candidate Of the
Peoples Party for President, will visit
brownsville, Tuesday Nov. l, and will
speak in the interests Of his party.
Though not many people in this Sec
ton agree with his political beliefs
there is much interest in Mr.. wat
sons coming. This is probably the
first time q presidential candidate ever
spoke A1 Thomasvile, though Pres
ident Mckinley was here during his
candidacy and Hanna, the President
maker, was a frequent visitor during
his life.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-10-21
WAYCR0SS GIRL ACCIDEN-
TALLY SHOT WITH PISTOL.

Knocked the Pistol from Man
tel.
Waycross. Ca, Oct. 2O.-Miss Allie
D'Auvergne was accidentally shot at
her home this afternoon with pistol.
The ball entered the young lady's stom-
The Savannah morning news., 1904-10-21

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No. S, for Piles, Rheumatism, Disease
this method it is possible for him to
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The Savannah morning news., 1904-10-21

Invention ana dis
men. DR.. Hatha
appliances, and tn
ere now recogniz
the doctor, feelin
at all for a friend
advice. He is ear
right by each call
ease of a private n
ness, threatened /
cele, rupture, bloc
men are liable to
charge by calling
use of the wonder
that is hidden fro
gen rays, the doct
as the static, fara
lator, the vibrator
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-23

man ilaoes | MObiafnins BERTH af ben
rinse Gone, bet banife 6pros iom bog
er 81 bit uopitlet GuIturiprog, bar til
at banne Orb % llbfrDf uben ueb Gam.
menirtnias ps Omlfriuuins. On ar'
ben isinefalbenbe Ting peb bisic @aals
forslarinser ! Sdjstts b~anif.norIte Crbs
bog er ben fore Wasie b~iIebIiae rlb.
trpf, be norife Gialeftsr bar tiliraes
nisb bet emselite Spros. Sdistts BOG
oil ! benne Senieenbe bltre ct npt Bepis
fOr ben ajenbssjeruins, iom piitnpf ofie
er blepen frembolbt, at @orss bar fra
i'm Siitories Sespnbelie os neb sien.
mem Tiherne peblisebolbt Ell lepenbe Sors
binbeIie meb ben enselite @erben, mems
9anmart osiaa | iptoslis Senisenbe
bar iuset Rerins fra Tpiflano. sdistt
bar n9iten ubfsrt bet belle arbeibe meb
Srbbpsen alene. Mosen Sjelp bar
ban bog bapt % pei met at Spar 8lei.
ben fra 8aase, en- ubmarfet aienoer al
gpsoemaalene. (aRere.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-23
Welf fom WaIine.

Melf er iom befienot ct Troontt
Der fan briges til mango Ting, men
at ben ceiaa fan br,igeS til ShSmu'
ling tnrbe bore ufienot for De Heite.
90 BOG fnn man al Deelf, enten
set mt er ifummet Melf, fur WPelf,
aiernemeIt eaer npiilet Wfelf, lape
enoog en- aISeles iortrGffelig og til
Iiae biaig Ialing for Stoloe, Ssn'
iebuie eller andre ll6buie. Gen till
lapes poa fslgenbe Woaoe: Ere
Plinb Northumberland omrsres goot
Il en- @anon WeIf, iorat i9tte 6arpe
bQrpaa tiIfsies ct pasieligt apattlm
tor Waline, enten penetianif root It'll
3 Gents pr. Euno), eller bbilfen
5drpe man euifer. Zen eneite ulempe
err, at Der nlao rereS gobt ON ! Spon'
oct for bier Sang, @alerfciten opp'
pes neSi, og oct uptter life at lape
op mere 40 Sanger, END mon fat
britge paa en- Dag. Ser Elmer eiterat
beme Mailing er imurt poo, iioSer
ben lige iaa foft o. er lige 'oa mob
ftanbSfraitig MOB Spoe iorr Ell Wna'
ncS aammel RaIing al Den oroinpre
Clogs. Zen Maub, Tom iortGIler
bprom, 6. 6. Witdea, flyer, at ban
bar bort ON Spgninser, iom FOR 20
aar iioen blep malt npeo iaoban Ntel.
femoIing, og / bpilfe SrGmatcrialet
enbnu er bel beparet. Sans egen Or
faring itrpffer liz nj gor tiIba8e, o.
ban mnItc en- Ii6cu StoIb meo benre
bienmcIauenc WnGug. SrGmoterio'
let, Scr bar al gul @irginin.S uru, oi'
Ter enSnu intctiombelit Sean til 6pr.
raaSneIie. Gementen pirfer nemli1
nqIten iom ON SrGets Sperflaoe bleu
foritenct.
Rpiilct Mclf er oqioo til bette 9ruQ
beSre enc aiernemeIf eller ifiimmei
WfcIf. iorbi oeu i~nbebolber mere SEQ
iubitons, men ioa or Den 10 ogiao no.
get bprcre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-23
aieafraft. 3 spiieifeer Suffer.

aieofroft, 2 Spiicfferr Suffer. !
gint gpgarpn, / Tbrfop 9oiiner, !
1bcIfe Eeber. 1 Spiieife Woofebt, 3
9Gg, / toppet, bpb 1aaerfen haffet.
fost ajeo. @rpnene iGttes ibleo !
aiebfraften Iattcn oper. Sm Mor.
genen iGtes WeIfen, be noblsote
@rpn, ajsbfrnften % alt bet cprige.
unotnsen sGggene, oper SIoen ! en-
@rpbe % reres | til BET blir tpft oa
Isftes @rpoen al oe sgggene rsres
burtig |. Oct iteses | imlrt 5orm ! en-
temmeIig BARN 9ageropn 1h Zine.
Man fan ogian ftre Iibt itSot SOARING
eler tsrt 9reo ouer, for man i9t'
ter ben inc | gagerobnen. Wam Ton,
bpis man oil ipiie benne iammeii
meo EeIerne, bpGlpe ben no | Wfio'
ten al ct Sao og iaa l9ese gsIierne,
opifanrne / Stpffer omfring, oenne
gubbing fan forreiien goot ipiies ioin
en- Het for fig. Naar Daniferne Ter.
perer gloopuooing eler gslier, bar
be sgbIefompot - omtrent iom Dor
"MppIeimice" foet INF - Miotsn
% gIobpubbine eIler Boiler omfring
poa SaSet, o. ben friife sebleimas
er meset goo iammen med oisic.
Man fan ogiaa iiteoetfor at fpIoe Hi'
iengrpmasien | Boiler, 'itege ben !
6orm og iaa iiben ifirre ben cp !
Sfiper, oe itege bisie Sfiper % Sfi-
Der al globpuobingen iammen, oa
iaa I9gse en- bib og en- mort Sfipe
perelpis rrrbt Sabet % bape sGble.
fompot | Wioten, eIer ierpere 9gblc'
fompotten % BET imelteoe Smsr peo
Sioen al.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-23
5oroens eIoite Oyr.

...-... e .H-.L .#.... DE-
Den befienote 3prebonoler RarI
9aeenbef | Samborg fit for nogle
aar iiben nioe, at Der paa Ell al Be
imaa Yer beo Iabagasfar fanotes
en- aiGmpeifiIbpaoSe, iom al 6e mo.
fsote blen aniet for bellig og mo- quo.
ooumelig SiIbebefie. 9enne llSm9r,
felie blep bepiit Dpret, life blot pao
8runb al bets ooerorbentlige STIR
relfe - set beieoe go gunS = me
o9ioa forbi man meS Sifferbeb pibite
at BET par flere Sunorebe @ar gam
melt. 0e inbfsbte rpeobelte, at Sfilb,
poobn bahbe npbt a%ubbommeIig sGr(
allereSe for $50 aar fioen.
Sagen6ed loo 0pret bringe til Ser
bensilbftilingen / ct. 2ouis; mer
ban maotte forinoen bsitiOeligt IopC
oe inbfsote. at oct ififloe bltpe bra9t
tilbage | u'fa6t Stanb.
% man I lin Sto tanot Spret
poreoe Der I en- Sorbpbning meIlen
S~fioIoene - Ell Ii6en Saline; rhine.
liaois er ct Srs fommet til at li9gC
Der o. bar Ipiret / noget | 6orbpb'
'ningen iunlet 0pnb; bisie 9pr boil
ser nemIig til poa bpnbeoe Steber,
Sumpe % liguenoe. =.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-23
Ripline leo Puneersnoo,

Zen euaeIife 0igtcr Hirbpnrb Sip.
ling oar cnQnug Sol Gbp6eS' 8iGit
/ Setfermiin en- al Den ofosoe Dill
IionGrs T~ruGtiormc nGr Faorl /
Spoairifa. Gu Norgen ier 6rofoit
to9 6bo0cS iig Ell Sur runot paa
6armert, mems aipIing blep tilbagc
bicrumc. Si0cn elf, % RbooeS fonl
life biem i1ien. Sr. aipIinB bIeo
iulten % piIoe ia Oct giprt bctieubt
ogioo. "a Sr. HbobeS fom tilbu9e,
ianbt ban Elofatcr mcb iurre Bog
itaper operaIt paa 6rigttrGerue.
"SungerSupb!" "8i iuItcr ibiell"
"8ip pS Mioo!" itoS Ser operalt mcN
itore ipartc 9ogitaocr, "a poa Trout,
bsren par opilupct Ell EIofat meo iel-
gcnOc Snbholb: "Sor Den menneltc'
IiAe Race - 6rotoit opliuer Sinbtt
o. itprfer Seaemet. SuiinSer fan be-
phone oct. NrofoIt piloe glere Dig
aobt. &c til. at on iaar uoget al
lcpc all"
Snhc / Nuict unr ser lianelSe Ela'
fnter opcroIt. @Innot SnitriptioncrnC
fan nrpncS ~ielgenoe: "poorior %.
uoor liot til 6rofoit oi,Se iorIUugt
2ipetY" Stgrre % iporterc bleu Nu,
ifriptioncrnc. Tuo Sern iii Spite,
ioIeu itob: Get er ient" "6et CT
euboo iererr." Sube / SpiichIcn ira
HboSeS Sigtcreu. ser meo set mel
uItplNigc Tniigt / SerSeu ioS oa Ipitl
/ en- Gpis. ut ban par ifru6iuIten
Ia life Gtgtereu SfiuI poo, o9 Sct pa,
life oauifeIigt for @tiliouGren al
siGtte iie I'll. hpem hoooe forfeited
TIafaterneS inoirrugeuoe Spraat
ON g~eirieIie for SungerSnsSe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-23
"Qaseaarosreien

5osfsieoe Gang, Der bar itaaet |
"Seroens Song, er os tilienot al
Sbomas 2aioro. San ipncS, oen CT
en- posieuoe Slutningsialme paa
Southampton / Minneiota / 1904, Fl.
ger ban:
Sumift eieunem 2uften bag Rbeeen fac
rer
ct Sos at IIabrenoe, forte @unbe;
/ Stormsang erdger De itione Sfarer
o9 lager afiteb Tom bplenoe Slnbe.
Oct gaar no oper Rano oper apinoe, ia
Barn,
nIIe itanfer be til meS tit itintenbe Starn
lt1tpIo faiter fig r9b paa geien:
Ssr, bpiIfet @npl bet er staseaarbss
reien.
Ssosapoftlen meo Isftet Singer
itaar itraffeube itrens. er FORFEIT i 2aset:
ban iIaur fig for Srpitet og fnIe iprinser
Ssgne % 2abbeber bstt | Saeet.
Ga enisier Senoer. ba or Der Stpi
at ileifenbe, ilabrenoe SIaoretsi;
ba bbler Spermen, % llitbIb LITTER
meb iti9enbe Gnsit / be ~frebfulbe Gutter.
Gasgaarbsreien | Splitting riber
Scmuer os ginter os 0ase iom 3etter;
ben lpper og mprber til aqe Siber
p9 oraber mer gruiomt eub 5roIb og
Setter.
Sen i~leffer iaa ieot, finger iuS peS Dit
9orb, I
iaa mbrber ben Dig meb ct eneite Orb.
@oat big ltifpIc. tr9b pariomt paa
@eieu;
thi nItib pnn Cur Iinner Nosnnnrhsreien
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-23
GuSNennen.

Sr. 9. Gmunbienl Meb bet fantme
iea inbienber Detailing, pil ieg benptts
Inlcbninaen til at taffe Dem for Den
prGatiee Sbmaittue "Suspennen", ion
lea bar bait inart | TO aar. iamt al Der
aohe 2esuina iee bar erbolSt | "9eeorab'
1oiteu". Raifineu er iaa GOD iom no.
oeu, hi maa betaIe bet eobbelte for. Der
/ Ietp Sampibire. gnbper Der trGneeI
en- SumaIfine Ifulbe fiebe Srspernen
Sc blir life %fuuffet meb ben. Nrs. =
geberion, 814 Rain Ct. Glaumont
q. 8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-23

Tenne Sag en- BOG bleoen al iterre
Setponine emo nogeniinoe tioligere.
Rriim pao gge m uiebpanlig boz
babe CONNER og @inter, % nltir
er Der | De n4rmeite gper aoot Wtar'
fco for febe flngteoe 6ngle.
&c Sornere Der boloer neie Hesii'
fob oper Suotegterne at fine alsr
% fine Sens bar maattet meogtpe,
at naar nlle lloeiitspoiter til gus,
Sober, SiIipn % SteI taaes meS, lao
er 5iGrfrGet i~orbolospis bet melt
in66ringenoe al aft ret Tom fan pro-
ouceres paa Sarmen. noen at bape
noaen @rfaring er oct life tiIraaoe'
liet at IRaee ipei for tort meo en-
Sang. alogeit er Oct at begpnoe
imnat og grabpis Iabe Sriften no
pioe fla, iaoIebes iom Smit9noigbe'
oerne tiaaoer oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-23
PelSer- Skind garVas
Dept. z, s27 Bryant Ave. n, n
Vprgess Sartet.

81 Lar mootaaet iaa mango
SpsrgsmaaI, ON ri life far ifaiie
9crtet flGbet paa 2Rrreo. at NJ be.
itemte os til at iorisse meS ct Tibet
Harii. 0Or 30 Gents ertra fan ri
ifafie &artEt fliitret pea Serreo, rleo
1rGitrffe paa huer gnSe. ian at oct
fan bGnaes op aaa gpggen % rules
op. uaar oct life bruses.
81 bill meb oct iamme sisre op.
merfiom paa, at man life fan faa
babe SrGmiebos % aart. unSta.
GEN man betaIcr ezra for en- at De.
Iene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-23
Snffcpnooiug.

Gcnne er nleaat goS nmmeu me0
SlohppIie. / Rint @fcIf, 1 Riut
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-23

Gn @pnitcr 1arm.

meo foitbare Suie % hilot op al ale
tenfeIige rare Dfnifiner og Snoret.
nineer. Zen 6arm, ri her oil iige
liot ON, er life poa oerne Moaoe no..
gen M9rfpGrbigbeO. Zen err beri.
mob iuorettct nteo oct MaaI for gle
at pie, bpa6 Misunderstanding bill iige.
Gen or life Zig uogen al De mango
Experimentation iom Hegierin'
gen oriner; thi ben or ct pripot Sore.
togenbe, men benpttes Dog al Regie.
ringeus Notwithstanding Tom ct
erempel. Der fnn plies ben til for AZ
iluitrere, bbao Der i Retning al praf'
tilt 6nrining fou opnaaeS. Genue
5Sarm er beIiggeil0e / 8ennipIpania
og beitaar al 10 acres mib0eISgoot
2ano, bporai blot IS acrc err amber
Snrtning.
Gaa bette life Stpffe er giereu
iitan0 ill al boIoe 30 Stpffer area.
tllrcr, Buorai De II er WeIfefisr. Glle
bi8ie Spr moa uebpenbigoiS itaIofo.
6reS; 6a bet riuge Nreal life fon til.
iaoe alrllrloeIi9 @aoi'ill9, o9 oelte
fprflarer ell al Semmeliabe0erne ueO
oei1e nhoerli9e Srli9. Soer mlno''e
Se az @leo'eleh olloer oa9l'e fsrf
ITO poa Den oprteoe Soro, tifef 9aar
taot.
SeEelprii9 ! e9enfli9 oorliano er
per me ailoenoellat oa er Dellerltfe
n~eooenoi9t % oue Sele az oef orr
teoe Sano poIoeS tril9fport oeo rige'
ii9 0lsoSlilg. Sleoer, SlnlofpL
Sir1e' l&Fluetl Nn9, 9'aiS' erier o.
0dpre or moo DER pooeola9elt9 orr
les, o9 az olsle Srn9 lfopeltes DER
leooonl'aoiS IRE poerf aar. 6oorii'
gen fore9aor poa Sfaioen aaref
rnhot' 90 oet Vrei1rooer' lonl oenpf'
les ON Slnteren lalflieS % opoeoareS
Silo III oefte Srli9.
zen PRICES posleit9t negei AZ Si'
1erllel, Slio % @iilten Tor l'n9t9 o9
Nfeitefler. Sner So taar ! lnller
Sdu III Dper Nag, Dnlitd lo'ies os
al ppte orsu nle9et, Hlen Gel peDepeS
faHlte nellt az oeh 9rllho al Ger loa'
ieoeS ltaIles Irlere aIlertla' % Oe'
0en uohptieS % IoroVles peore' mar
selereI'e Heoee III al prlIle mere. Sei
lpoer nltoilgL meh et lalol, u Ell
~'ano % en- ON iolerer al afpetoef
mrolo9en 9aroelil'oeH' % Hraa OCT
poIIea mere Sl@lP.
~eeltet paa oe'te 6orm ~oena''oles
poerll IorFgtlgt % 'piaeS Tor 20
eentS pr' "ouoh aoret rnllol.
Ne Ooreteoe S1aferS a9eroprt'
n'n9ssSeportei,'eht bor' lon )o9f'
1"rnli penleoet SpHlprllnltpeoeh
paa oei'ile oarm % paa oen gCefooe'
effer pollten oe' orloeS; III eleren
fleo 0oitlil'e pnr III ri9eil9e l'ofom'
iWe % ~ lorgOlo"uS oeore enc
mango Ioataloie S~tor1arinere' Se'
Paiieltlet P'ulIU't 'neU pel''i'''gsp
49, n 49, w.
t,..S,rft So So, ma4,> -,
S"Ea go ~
- m
|"' W ~"'t,'' ~.p",
s'r w ''"'o.
,..s 80 .'' - "'u"ss
$3.50 @:a hy.H
"" V
Ss. " ~ ~" :" '"",'l''' -
"N''s' m
n"" - 81 .D't Nv WV 80
" '''i'"''' '9 u" W. ''' '''''
'"It? m,u.
''D''| 'S"' TotI",',S'" ~
60 W "" any, 49,, tsI''T s','''
rrS 80" - ~,
=, moro ~rnn,orh;s T,c. ,t,r, Tcr,
al e,rropo ~ het for Irnos iihrr bic
bet en- obioI1t+ 0eSoeuSiobeb.
nor6.AroS. 1orrrsSHotsr
m>s. -. Tsr'a
y'Oi's It"''r'r' "''"'
g. 70 ~ ~ ~ - 90
s m $3.50 o",",I y,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-23

Zen 6urmer Der itte bar in0rCtet
fla iauIeoes, Of ban blnnot anSet og.
iaa bar en- oafter Snmliuq al 6iGr.
frp om{rtng fig, miiter life blot ser.
pe6 en- fer SnStGgt tontcnte 8enqe,
men tiaigc mao ban unODPre for liz
ielp o. 5omiIie 0e mango nDoeligc
Retter, Der lanes af 6raIenes aiso
% 9Gg. vi har af % I'll isat al gipe
noGIe go6e Rano % 8int ON, bpor.
Ieoes Ssniene buroe bllieS % i~teIIeS
for at baOe ben itsrite gtptte af Dem,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-23

1ts bar montaast GseitlsSdasecstu. TOT ernren
iss Fsev Den hierislis Tat. $50 Tan mte @leee am
trialt ben I'll snspsr ~jJamiIis; ben CT blnSs inter
eSiau; % en- srpo ior tthUert ous.
n g QiIitth Glaiis. vim
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1904-08-29
TAKEN WITH CRAMPS

William Kirmse, a member Of the
bridge gang working near Littleport
was taken suddenly ill Thursday night
with cramps and a kind of cholera His
case was SO severe that he had to have
the members of the crew wait on him.
ana Mr. Clifford was called and consult
ed. He told them he had a medicine
in the form of Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy that he
thought would help him out, and ac-
COZ dinghy several doses were admins
tered with the result that the fellow
was able to be around the next day
This incident speaks quite highly OF
Mr.. Gifford's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. To-
wa. Argus.
This remedy never fails. Keep it In
your home; it may save life. Sold by
ali druggists.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1904-08-29
STOP THAT COUGH!

When cough, tickling or an irri-
tation in the throat makes you feel I'M
comfortable. take Billiards. Horehound
Syrup. Don't wait till the disease has
gone beyond control. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
A. Anderson, 354 West 5th street. Salt
Lake City. write: I'VE think Billiards.
Horehound Syrup the best medicine
for coughs and colds. We have used II
for several years and it always gives
immediate relief. is very pleasant and
gives perfect satisfaction" Sold by the
Anti Monopoly Drugstore. Ocala. Fla
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1904-08-29
BETTER THAN GOLD

Il was troubled for several years with
chronic Indigestion and nervous debil-
ity," writes F. j. Green of Lancaster,
n. II. NO remedy helped me until
began using Electric Btters, which did
ever used. They have also kept my
wife in excellent health for years. She
says Electric Bitters are just splendid
for female troubles: that they are
grand tonic and invigorator for weak.
run down women. No other medicine
can take its place in our family Try
them. Only so cents. Satisfaction is
guaranteed by Anti-Monopoly Drug
store, Ocala, Fla.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1904-08-29
VIOLENT ATTACK OF DIARRHOEA
Cured by Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy, and Per-
haps a Life Saved.

a short time ago, I was taken with
lieve l would have died if had not
gotten relief" says Mr.. John J. Patton.
A friend recommended Chamberlain
Collie. Cholera and DiarrhOea Remedy
taking three doses of it was entirely
cured. l consider it the best remedy
in the world for bowel complaints
For sale by all druggists.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1904-08-29
A SWEET BREATH

Is a nevec-failing sign OF a healthy
stomach. When the breath Is bad. the
stomach Is out OF order. There Is no
remedy In the world equal to Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure for curing Indigestion.
dyspepsia and all stomach disorders.
Mrs Mary S. Crick Of White Plains.
XIV. writes: Il have been a dyspeptic
for years: tried all kinds Of remedies,
but continued to grow worse. By the
use Of Kodol. began to improve at
once, and after taking few bottles am
fully restored in weight. health and
strength, and can eat whatever I like "
Kodol digests what you eat and makes
the stomach sweet. Sold in Ocala by
VIM. Anderson.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1904-08-29
WORRYING The WOODMFN
They Know How to Treat a Dead Man,
but Can't Always Satisfy His
Relatives

murder charge on a tombstone.
made by the family of the victim
which the courts Of Mississippi have
not confirmed. involves the grand lodge
Of the Woodmen Of the World at Oma-
ha. Neb-. in an embarrassing position.
1t has several hundred thousand menu
bers. mainly in the South and West.
and is facing a situation that will be-
come a precedent for benevolent or
CARNATIONS.
4 summary demand on the grand
lodge of the WOOdmen of the World to
remove monument erected by the or
der from the grave of a dead member
on account of dispute over the in
scriptiOn is the OutgrOwth Of the ia
nous LawsOn-Semmes murder case.
DR. r. G. Semmes of Hickory, a veal
thy man. was indicted for the murder
of T. ID. Lawson. and on the filing of
Il habeas corpus was admitted to $12.-
900 bail. Eminent lawyers of Missis-
sippi are defending him.
Lawson. as a member Of the order.
under its constitution. received a mon
ument. The family of Lawson select
ed Il Scriptural epitaph. which was sent
70 the grand lodge and approved. Nor
ris Brothers of Memphis contracted to
erect the monument.
Meantime a local agent at Hickory.
at the request Of the dead mans FAM
lily. had Morris Brothers change the in
scriptiOn, without the sanction of the
grand lodge. The words. IT d. Law
son. killed by r. G. Semmes,'' were in
scribed instead of the original approx
ed verbs.
AS Dr. Semmes does not admit the
murder and the words convict him of
the deed. the matter was appealed to
| the grand lodge by the friends of DIR.
Semmes. and this body ordered the
monument makers to remove the words
and substitute the original inscription.
This WAS done. The Lawson family
thereupOn Immediately demanded of
the grand lodge that the monument be
| removed from the grave A second and
| more insistent demand has now been
made for it's removal. The grand lodge
| under it's constitution, mus: erect a
monument for every dead member. nc
matter where the body is located, and
will have to set up the mOnumen,
somewhere. 1t is the first case of its
kind, and on account of the numerical
strength of the order in the South and
all the parties involved being members
| it has created sensation.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1904-08-29
THE MULE GOT EVEN

Fairburn. Ga. Aug. 21.-Train No.
~ on the West Point railroad killed
two unknown negroes near Red Oak. in
Campbell county. this morning. The
negroes were in a closed buggy and
drove onto the crossing just in front
of the train. The negroes beat the mule
until welts as large AS a mans hand
appeared on his back. but the animal
would not bulge. The mule stood by
the track after the negroes were killed
and looked stubbOrnly at the train.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1904-08-29
A SUMMER COLD

A summer cold Is not only annoying
but il not relieved Pneumonia will be
the probable result by Fall. One Min
ute Cough Cure clears the phlegm
draws out the Inflammation. heals
soothes and strengthens the lungs and
bronchial tubes. One Minute Cough
Cure is an ideal remedy for the chill.
dren. 1t is pleasant to the taste ant
perfectly harmless. A certain cure fol
Group. Cough and Cold. Sold by VIM
Anderson, Ocala, Fla.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1904-08-29
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL
RATES TO ST. LOUIS

ON each Tuesday in September. 1904.
tickets at special low round trip rates
will be sold via the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad To st. Louis from MOntgOm-
cry and other points in the South and
East. Apply to Mr.. p. S. Hay. S. F..
+. A., NJ. & o. r. R., Montgomery, Ala.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1904-08-29
A REMINDER

Why not have one Of those Instanta-
neOus Water Heaters put in now, and
be ready for this winter. Just remem-
Der that 4 hot bath costs you only
ONE CENT. Call and let us show
them to you.
FLORIDA PLUMBING AND ELEC-
TRIO COMPANY, Ocala, Fla.