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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-25
NOTICE.
70 Whom 1t May Concern:

10 Whom It May Concern.
Be it known that THE LIVE OAK
BOTTLING WORKS, having their Of
fee and factory in the city of Live
Oak. county of Suwannee, state of
Florida, have adopted and do hereby
publish this device, towit: The prop
erty of LIVE OAK BOTTLING
WORKS, TRADE MARK REGISTER
ED. LIVE OAK. FLA" to be blown
or etched into the bottles and
siphons. painted. printed or stenciIed
on all boxes, cases, trays or fountains
used by them in the manufacture OF
soda, or other mineraf waters Said
bottles. siphOns. boxes. cases, trays o.
fountains bearing the name of The
Live Cak Bottling Works as above
quoted, are hereby claimed TO be the
property of the said LIVE OAK BOT
THING WORKS. and all persons Or
corporations are hereby cautioned not
to detace, erase. obliterate, cover up
or otherwise remove or conceal said
nam" or device thereon, or to devise.
buy. sell. give, take or otherwise dis
pos" Of, OF wantOnly destroy OF traffic
IN the same without the written con-
sent of. or unless the same shall have
been purchased from the said LIVE
OAK BOTTLING WORKS. Also the
device and emblem OF label. to-wit:
'Suwannee Trade Mark Register
ed Ginger Ale. the most refreshing /.
ginger ale known, Live Oak Bottling /
orks, Live Oak. Fla" printed in !
three colors. and upon which. in th,, /
hight hand corner. appears the picture .
Of an Indian woman. sitting upon a .
rock by 4 stream OF water.
ANY corporation. or firms. or par-
ties using the said bottles, siphons,
boxes, cases, trays. or labels OF imita-
ion or attempted imitation thereo;
viii be prosecuted as per law as laid
Town in Chapter 1874. Acts OF 1897. D
n the state OF Florida
LIVE OAK BOTTLING WORKS,
r. H. Holmes. Prom.
Live OOH. Fla, Oct. 25. 1907.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-25
SAVE THIS ANYWAY.
Put In Safe Place, for IL May Come
Handy

Here Is simple homemade mix
ture as given by An eminent authority
on Kidney diseases, who makes the
statement in New York daily news
paper, that 1t will relieve almost any
case of Kidney trouble if taken be-
fore the stage of Bright's disease. He
states that such symptoms as lame
back, pain in the side, frequent desire
to urinate. especially at night; pain
full and discolored urination, are
readily overcome. Here is the recipe;
try it:
Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-haIf
ounce; Compound KargOn, one
ounce; Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla.
three ounces. Take a teaspoonful
after each meal and at bedtime.
A well-knwn druggist here in town
is authority that these ingredients are
all harmless and easily mixed at
home by shaking we'll in a bottle.
This mixture has a peculiar healing
and soothing effect upon the entire
kidney and Urinary structure, and
often overcomes the worst forms OF
rheumatism in just a little while.
This mixture is said TO remove all
blood disorders and cure the Rheu-
matism by forcing the Kidneys to
filter and strain from the blood and
system all uric acid and foul, deeom-
posed which cause these Affections |
Try 1T IL you aren't well Save tn.
prescription.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-25


"oIN IN Russia. All their papers sss
manuscripts have been restored y
them.
The officials this evening eKPrss
S''d regret at the arrest. ~hica 1eg
say was ordered upon the report %
az oTerzealous SPY who had eses
Shadowing the Finnish rryoia;loniss
win whom the Americans had eees
associated The two women prtscs
rrS We're confined for the t~enty-f0''
: yours in prison oyerc-oN ded Wis
Young women reyolutioui7ts. TasT
We're conducted 20 a small cell. eggs
oy ten feet. but they said this eVes
hS they had suffered 40 --7eclaI ~
comfort during their arrest Tsss
tod amusing tales Of tre iaInsss y
RUSSIAN prison discipline.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-25
ON A Bus INESS BASIS
Southern Cotton Association Applies
For Charter Through President
HarYiP Jordan
(Atlanta Journal, 22d.)

(Atlanta Journal, 22d)
An application which has recently
been filed by Harvie Jordan and
others. petitioning the superior court
of Fulton county for Incorporation as
the Southern Cotton association, de-
notes the first step which that as
ISOLATION takes as a legaIized body in
the great work which il has cut out
for itself in the cotton industry of the
South.
The association has been in exist
ence for nearly three years, having
been organized in January. 1905.
Since its organization it has been in
constant operation, establishing it
self in the confidence of the cotton
growers of this section of the coun-
Try. but it has not heretofore applied
Tor charter
The petition for incorporation
shows that the association will not be
conducted for purpose of gain and
that it will have no capital stock and
that the general object and purpose
Of said corporation and its auxiliary
branches shall be to promote social
intercourse among its members. faci-
h;aie the interchange of opinions and
ideas in reference to the protection.
sale and handling of the cotton in
terests throughout the cotton growing
states. and to foster. promote and
protect the fruit growing, stock
breeding. corn raising. and all other
agricultural interests and pursuits OF
the southern states" +. II. Frazier
signs the application as attorney.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-25
FREED FROM RUSSIAN J,IJ
American and Wife Had Brief Ex,o,.;
chce as Suspected ReyoIutiopi.,.

81 Petersburg. Oct. 2I.-Wiuis,,
English Walling OF INDIANAPOLIS hi,
vile and his Wife's sister. Rosa
Strunsky. who were arrested 60
taken 10 jail last night because of
their association with the membars 90
me Finnish progressive party. wara
released this evening. Tho ,o,to.
FOUND nothing among the papers OF
the TITO TO warrant OBTAINING them
no conditions are attached tn tho
release, but Mr.. and Mrs. Wauing
ana Miss Strunsky intend to leave 3,
petersburg on Wednesday. They saw
they have practically finished their
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-25

and Granulated Lids Iritis. etc. and
removes Cataracts without cutting or
drugging. Over seventy-five thou
sand 'Actinas" have been sold; there
fore the Aetna treatment is not an
experiment, but is reliable. The fol-
lowing letters are but samples of
hundreds We receive:
Mr.. S. NJ Walker. corner Carolina
and Palmetto SITS. Los Angeles
Calf. writes About two wears
ago my sight began 10 fail ranidIy
consulted sO-called scientific oculists
and had special glasses made. but ALI
to no avail. | bought an AETNA and
In less than thirty days threw away
my glasses. Thanks to AETNA I can
read or write now for hours every
day. would not be without it for
any amount of money"
Rev Charles Carter. East Snripa-
held, y. Y. writes: Il have made ,
severe test OF Aetna by castinc
aside my glasses and have not hal
them on except TO see what change
had been wrought since the treatment
began My eyes gradually gained
strength and power and now nv rJas-
s"s are no longer necessary. for 7 seq
as we'll if not better without them
recommend AETNA 10 an nv
friends"
+ Il holbrook. Deputy County
Clerk. Fairfax. Va. writes.
AETNA has cured nay eyes So th,,
| can do without glasses. very sol
dom have headache now. and can
study up to eleven O'Clock after .
hard days work at the Office"
AETNA can he used bv Old and
young with perfect safety. Fv.-,
member OF the family can use the one
AETNA for any form of diseas, OF
the Eye. Ear. Throat o. Head Ono
VIII last for years, and is always
ready for use AETNA" will he sant
on trial postpaid.
If you will send your name and ad-
dress TO the AETNA Appliance Co.
Dept. 50 y. S11 Walnut St. Kansas
City, Mo, YOU will receive. absolute
~ FREE valuable book-Prof VII
son Treatise on Disease.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-25
ONE LONE COTTON MILL
l. All That Egypt, Would he Rival
&" south in Gotten Growing.
Can Show.

Washington. Oct. 1.-THE unpro-
Ereasivr state OF Egyptian cotton
milling is torcibly illustrated in a ra-
port received by thi, government
from w \. Graham Clark. its spec,al
trad" agent. who is now in Egypr
Mr.. Clark states that cotton manu-
featuring IS not promising industry
IN that country. as there is only one
cotton mill in Egypt. Egypt is be-
hind all other eotton-producing coun-
tries in this respect. the tendency in
other countries being to establish
mills near the cotton fields
The sole cotton factory in Egv,r
Is THAI Of the Anglo-Egyptian Spin
ming and Weaving CompaDv which
has 10000 spinners and 500 looms
IN lis plant at Alexandra In tho
early part Of the nineteenth centur-
there were several cotton mills in
Egypt before the present varietv q,
Egyptian cotton had been evolved
These did not have much success and
soon disappeared. Ten years ago do
termined efforts were made n hri,,
The cotton mills to the fields OF Ervnr
out once again there has been failure
ana out one mill survives.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-25
INHUMAN TAMPA MOTHER
ahandons Her Helpless Babe-Boy
Found IL In Weeds.
(Tampa Times. ed

A Cuban boy, snake hunting in the
grass and weeds bordering the Sea
board tracks at Nineteenth street and
second avenue yesterday found q
small boy baby, apparently about six
weeks old, lying in the weeds, COW
cred with ants. and all drawn I'D in
agony. He notified MIR. and Mrs A
A Gillette. ,who live close by. and
they took the little fellow into their
house and did everything. possible to
restore 1t. Their efforts were reward
ed and the little fellow revived. II
Is probable that If it had not been dis
covered by the boy it would have been
dead in short while. because it WAS
nearly gone when found. The little
one Is evidently of American parent
age. aud is well formed. He is rest
ing easy this afternoon. and gives
every evidence of recovery.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-25
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

All subscribers who have not paid
their subscriptions will confer a
special favor if they will call and set
tie for the paper. The editor can live
about as long as anybody on climate
and suns...ne, but the paper houses
have to be paid and so do the prin:-
ers. II it is convenient, please give
prompt heed to our request.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-25
Brannen-EOZeman

Last night at the residence OF the
brides parents. in Antioch. Simon /
Brannen and Miss Susie Bozemau
were united in marriage. The Rev.
j. B. Mikel officiating. The young
people are both of the Antioch settle
ment and have a large number of
friends who join with the Democrat
in wie"inV them a long and happy
married life.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-25
VERY DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
THE .WAYCROSS CAR FACTORY
BURNED
Loss ESTIMATED At S35O,OOO
Announced That Rebuilding Will
Commence at Once

Waycross, Ca, Oct. 23.-The
plant of the Atlantic Car and Manu-
featuring Company, located here, was
almost totally destroyed by fire this
evening. The fire started in one of
the foundries. and only the dry kiln,
The loss is estimated at $35O,OOO.
with S25O.000 insurance. Rebuild
ing will commence at once.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-25
Quarterly Conference.

The Fourth Quarterly Conference
OF Live Oak Methodist church will
meet at the church tonight at 100
o'clock A full attendance Of the
members Is requested. Reports from
All departments Of church work will
be called for and the official hoard
Tor the new wear Will be elected
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-25
City Is Excited Over the Remarkable Cures Of
Mysterious Man Whose Excentricities S
Are Startling. 90
Strange Stories Are old of Quiet Stranger Who Distr
Great Quantities of Food and Clothing and
Cures Disease Without Pay.

! Chicago, Oct. 24.-Special.-ThC
people of this city are greatly excited
! over a number of remarkable cure:
which have been effected by a wealthy
philanthrOpist by the name of Coop,
er.
Cooper is a quiet. gentlemanly per
son, with the appearance of a student
rather than a business man. He is ap-
parently about thirty-one or two
years of age. He first came into pub
lie notice by his philanthrOpic work
among the poor. The large fortune
he possesses has. made it possible for
him to distribute many wagon loads
OF food and clothing among those in
INDECENT circumstances since his ar
rival in Chicago.
The first that was known of Coop
er's power over disease was when M.
John Stauber, of 1907 Broadway,
Cincinnati, Ohio. who was in this city
on business, declared that Cooper, the
phllanthrOpist, was the same person
who saved his life last March, after
he had been given up to die by his
PHYSICIANS. Mr.. Stauber stated that
last March the doctors had told him
he would not live until May. as he
Was in a terrible condition; every
one said he had consumption: he had
a nasty cough, with frequent hemor-
rhaSes. dizzy spells, and was SO weak
tnat the least exertion or excitement
would completely PROSTATE him.
there were severe pains in the
stomach and back, and his kidneys
were in bad condition.
After NY physicians gave M, uD.
said Mr.. Stauber. MIR. Cooper head
Of my case and called to see me. H.
left a peculiar medicine which Il
began taking and l immediately b.
gan TO Improve. sly cough stopped.
my stomach no longer distressed me
and my Kidneys were in perfect con-
htion. | Sdined seventeen pounds IN
seven weeks. and today am as well
Is / eyer WAS in my life
y few days after this Mr.. Il
',d"eI, q justice OF the peace living !
1t @322 Dearborn street. reported
nat Cooper had cured him of a soy |
're cas-" OF stomach trouble with = /
"W doses OF his peculiar medicine (
His trouble had been of long stand |
NJ and he had tried many differe,,. /
ioe'orS and medicines without relief
from the first dose OF Cooper,s med,-
Ne h" began TO improve. and is 70
i"y IN apparently perfect health.
This vas lollOwcd by the still mor.
"h''rhabl" cure OF Mr.. Thomas Web
Ter. employed At the Omaha Pacl-
~ company, and living at s.
'outh Morgan street. Mr. Wobs,a.
lad suffered ri years with pain in
MS stomach, dizziness. palpitation ~
.eart. hackache, and all other
foG"IeS- He came to Cooper,s head
i"ElerS and displayed an enormous
aH@Worm. which he said had nas.o4
rom his system after he had tal,o,,
i"" doses Of the Cooper medicine
IT Webster said all his EufFerin.,
lad left him As if BY magic. and he
"'t like new being.
me report of these remarzaby.
ures flew through The city like Wild
re- ana the Public Drug Store. whore =
COPPER Is making his Headquarters
'eSieSed hy people suffering from,
Al manner OF ailments.
The physicians Of tho ci,,
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-25

amazed at the work he is doing. a,s
| have tried to shake the wonderful, -
huence he has over the people. eve,
| going so far as to threaten prosa...
ton. but as he does not accept am
money for his services and does .a
give out any medicine himself. The,
have been powerless to interfere
Cooper created considerable am,.
ment at the expense of the doctors \,
asking them why they did not vrts
their prescriptions in English 40 ths,.
patients would know what they
taking
Since the interest has become ,
widespread that Cooper cannot me~s
the people personally, he is receiy,..
an enormous mail, and keeps a lara
force of stenographers employed n
answering it. In the meanti,-
stories OF marvellous cures continus n
pour in
Mrs G. Fry, living at 1S2 osa
street, had suffered agony for moatA.
from rheumatism. In telling abort
her case, she said:
Il have had rheumatism for Owe,
nine years. 1t has been getting vors
every year until l have been slmo~s
cripple from it for the past eighteen
months l have been unable to vrits
Tor over three years. as the knuckIes
OF my hands were so swollen I could
not close ny fingers enough to Writ.
Every joint in my body was In the
same shape, swollen and intenseiy
PAINFUL The suffering has been TOO
Sreat 10 describe. I have seen a do,-
tor every week for ten months ans
nave tried in every way to get veA
Last week / came here and bouxa
some OF the Cooper medicines. Twas
told TO come back in case i did ,ox
improve. I have come back anyway.
Just TO express my thankfulness
You see nay hands. The swelliaa
has almost gone. So has the pain. n
YOU Will lend me a pencil | will shoe
you that / can write" Mrs. Fry here
ooh the pencil and used it readily.
/ told a neighbor who has rhes-
hatism, about it, and she said maybe
ism the medicine; maybe Ifs
'omething else l told her that until
knew what the something else vas
should keep on taking the medicine
md advised her to do likewise"
cooper claims TO have received tes
ormuias OF the medicines he Is asiss
rom an aged priest in a sleepy
spanish town in Old Mexico. The
heXlcans believed that holy water o.
ONE supernatural element entered
nto their composition.
Cooper receives an enormous dalh
ihlL Letters are coming from ever
'art OF the state, asking for advice
he philanthropist reads every LEI
q carefully, and replies TO each one.
-uFis:ng the remedy which is apph
able to each individual case
While lis remarkable cures are tbs
hiei topic OF conversation, man
tories are heard on the streets add
Il business places OF his goodness 20
ne poor His gifts OF food. money
M clothing have relieved a sresi
mount OF distress. and have greafD
hdeared him to the people.
re IS beginning to show the sresi
Tram he has been under the past too
eeAS' and II is understood that BE
'lil remain here onIy one more week
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-25
FOR SALE.

Good house and three lots Of land
and store house on West End Of
Howard street. VIII sell or ex-
change for small country farm. Ap-
ply at Democrat Office OF address
Box $50. Live Oak. Fla. s27-n
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-25
EYEGLASSES NOT NECESSARY
EY"NiSht Can BE Strengthened, and
Most Forms of Diseased Eyes
SUCCESSFULLY Treated With
out Cutting Or Drug

VIHIN-
That the eyes can be strengthened
50 that eyeglasses can be dispensed
with in many cases has been proven
beyond doubt by the testimony of
hundreds OF people who publicly
claim that their eyesisht has been re-
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-25
NATIONAL PROHIBITION CON
NENTION.
May Meet In Atlanta Next Year In
der Consideration.

Atlanta, Oct. 22.-Charies r.
Jones, chairman of the National Pro
hihition Committee. appeared before
a committee of prominent citizens A;
the Chamber OF Commerce TODAY and
discussed with them what Atlanta
would have to do to get the national
prohibition convention next year. The
Atlanta committee has taken under
consideration the matter OF maxine
an offer
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-25

stored by that
wonderful little i'll
strument called
AETNA. AETNA"
also relieves Sore
The Marshall republican., 1907-12-06
Closed its Doors.

The National Bank oil Com
merce of Kansas City one of
the largest banks 10 the West
closed it's doors yesterday,
caused by a run on 1t since
the furry began. It is in
good condition, having assets
of S24, 900, 900 and liabilities
of only about Sl6. 600, 900 and
depositors will lose nothing.
AS the bank was q national
depositary and the rural mail
carrier had just been paid
with drafts on that bank, they
are now "holding the bag"
till the government makes
these drafts good.
The Marshall republican., 1907-12-06
Church Notes.

Rev.J. l.. Abbott will preach
ut Saline church, west Of town
Sunday afternoon ifthc wealth
er is favorable, and servic, s
will be omitted at the First
Presbyterian church in the
evening.
Rev. &. h. Peterson Of NJ.
VIC. has been called as pastor
of the Lebanan aud Bethlehem
congregations in Cooper coun-
ty, near Buncetou, till 1909
when he expects To complete
his studies here. The Leb-
anon church is the oldes,
Cumberland Presb yterian II
(now Presbyterian church in
Missouri, having been estab-
shed in 1921 by Finis Erving.
The members of the Blue
Lick church are hereby re.
Iquested to meet at the church
ON Saturday, Dec. 2lst, u
C 'nsider calling IA pastor, Rev.
II. II. Bovlware having re-
signed. All members are
urged TO be present.
ltf. E. Il. MolineauX.
The Marshall republican., 1907-12-06
WOUNDED MAN DIES.
And General Horne is taken
Back to Jail Monday.

Ii. j. Groves, one of the
men shot by Gen. X. C.lIorne
in Kansas City on Saturday,
November 23d, died at s
O'Clock Monday morning and
as a result Mr.0Ilorne, who
was charged with attempted
murder, returned to Kansas
City that afternoon and gave
himself up To the proper
authorities. An Information
was filed in the criminal court
charging Horne with murder
in the first degree. Even
though he may not be convict.
ed of murder in the first de-
gree Gen. Horne is in a SER
lous position since the death
Of Mr.. Groves, especially
since he was shot in the back
in trying to escape. Mr..
Groves was born near Lexing-
ton, Mo-, 80 years ago. In
1893 he married Mary Oldham
daughter Of the president Of
the Christian College at Col.
umbia.
.. ID. Woodward, who was
shot and severely wounded
by Horne ut the same time
was sufficiently recovered
Monday 10 he removed from
the University hospital u his
home.
The Marshall republican., 1907-12-06
Must Have Tickets Hereafter.

The G. II a. railroad com.
menced Sunday to enforce u
new rule that every person
must show his ticket before
being permitted to board the
train. The following notices
have been couspicuously pos.
ted:
On and after Sunday, ID, t.
ember |, 1907, passengers who
are not provided with tickets,
will not bc permitted b enter
passenger cars ~ trains leav-
ing stations in Missouri.
Tickets must be shown To
conductors, train auditors or
porters before passengers
will be admitted 10 the cars.
Ticket windows in passcn.
ger stations will be open for
the sale of tickets at least
thirty minutes before train
time, md will be kept open
for that purpose until regular
advertised hour for departure
of trains"
The Marshall republican., 1907-12-06
Hats at ! price at Mrs. Ema
M. Chaffee's.

Harry II. Miller who cried d
John Shelienberger's sale
near Herndon Tuesday says
the sale was we'll attended and
prices were very good, some
of the hogs bringing more
than market quotations. Cat
tie were only fair. Corn sold
in crib from 40 70 6Oc per
bushel. Mr.. Shelleuberger
recently purchased Il f.
Hanley's store at Herndon
aud will devote his entire time
to the business.
The Marshall republican., 1907-12-06
Has Splendid X-Ray Machine.

DR.. B. NJ. SPOTS Tuesday
showed us his fine X.Itay Coil
with High Frequency attach
ment, which he uses for cur
ing ali M. cr Of diseases for
which the y Ray isapplicable.
IL is one Of the best aud most
expensive machines on the
market, and he is very proud
Of il. II is the only one Of it's
kind west Of Chicago.
The Marshall republican., 1907-12-06
DEATHS
Jesse 6. Morton

died at his home near the G.
g. A. depot Wednesday after.
noon at l o'clock as the result
of a paralytic stroke received
several months ago which left
him in a very helpless condi-
tion. He was 20 years old,
and was an old resident OF
Marshall. The wife aud FIVE
children are left To mourn his
departure, Sam Morton, Orear-
vile; Ed and j. Morton, Mar.
shall; Mrs. Annie LeGore,
Paul Morton, Marshall. The
funeral will occur at the resi-.
dence this morning friday
at 10 o'clock and burial Mt the
Odell cemetery northeast Of
town.
The Marshall republican., 1907-12-06
BIG DRAINAGE DITCH
Preliminary Work Commenc-
ed on Salt Fork Monday.

In response to "a petition
from a large number of the
land owners along Salt Fork
from the west county line to
the point where IL crosses the
IC. a. A. tracks, the county
court appointed the Salt Fork
Drainage Commission 10 look
into the matter thoroughly.
the Commission met Saturday
at the law Office of Duggins 4
Duggins and IL was decided
to push the investigation ir-
mediately.
W. b. Mullins, of Miami,
engineer in charge, started
out Monday morning with the
other commissioners 10 make
q preliminary survey and re.
port TO the county court. In
case the report is favorable
and the ditch Is ordered IL
will be by far the largest
piece Of work IN this line in
the county and will also affect
a very large acreage of the
county's best land.
The object is to straigbten
out and deepen Salt Fork So
that The water can Ilpw of
readily instead of flooding as
nj present.