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Northern Ruxines. .

PORTLAND. Dec 16.-Clearings, $3.50, ,s6e;
balances. $127. .SS1.
TAcoMh> Dec 1e.-clearings. s7so.471: bal
ances. $s6. 705.
SEATTLE. Dec. 1e.-elearings, 81 $50, ,s14;
balances S163. .345.
sPoKANE,s Dec. 1o.-clearings, s724. .42O: bal
ances s2O7 26I
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New York Grain NTarket

NEW YORK. Dec. 16--Flour- STEADY, with a
small jobbing trade. Receipts, %, 100 barrels;
shipments, Is. 14f.
Wheat-Spot easy; No. red. 97szc elevator
and f. o. b. adoat; No. 1 northern Duluth
S1.177k f. o. b. aioat. Futures market was
quiet but prices were easier under selling on
the government report and favorable Argentine
advices closing unchanged to 1sc net lower.
December closed 9Tt4c; May closed $1021S July
closed S1.OO14. Receipts, 5000 bushelss ship
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-Money on call steady
at 3iz G3is per cent; ruling rate. SO per cent;
closing hid. 3 per cent offered at 81. per cent.
Time loans dull and inactive: so days and 30
days. per cent: six months. per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 5dJE per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual bust
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Dec. 16.-Cash quotations were as
follows Flour, steady: No rye, 81 1ac; feed or
mixing barley. 60G72c: fair to choice mailing.
S2@STc: haxseed. NO.N1 southwestern S2.24 No.
l northwestern 81. 81; timothy seed. sic: clover.
S15; pork. per bbl $19. 37Ia a 1880: lard
per 100 lbs. $10.25; short ribs, Nsides Qoose).
SO. 81 y Gr103T1a; short clear sides (bOxed),
S10.3T1a @10.50.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total cfearances of wheat and dOur were equal
to 190 600 bushels. Exports for the week. as
shown by Bradstreet's were equal to 2.S94OOO
bushels. Primary receipts were S46.0 bushels
compared with $4,000 the corresponding day a
year ago. Estimated receipts for tomorrow: I:
Wheat, "a cars; corn, $40 cars; oats, ia cars;
hogs, II 600 head.
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Rradstreet,s Bank CIearings

NEW YORK. Dee. l6..Bradstreet,s bank
clearings report for the week ending December
10 shows aggregate of $3O32 704 000 as
against So, 3,426.947.000 last week and $362s-
100000 in the corresponding week last year.
The following is list of the cities:
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Not Included In totals because comparisons are
incomplete.
mot included in totals because containing other
items than clearings.
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SALES
Los ANGELES OIL EXCHANGE
T,So..c;ol Dispotch TO The Call1l

Los ANGELES. Dee 16.-Trading was active
on the oil stock exchange today, but prices were
shade OF. Mexican common lost point and
closed weak. Jade made substantial gain dur
ing the day. Consolidated Midway was steady
at 20 cents. Associated was firm. Union was
weak and California Midway also was down. The
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Leading Oil Stocks Advancing
Local Securities Still Active

ness in bankers bills at 81. .s235a4 .s245 for 81
day bills and at S4s54O for demand.
commercial bills. $4.S1$4 M4.S2N.
Bar silver. 545sc
Mexican dollars. 45c
Government bonds steady. railroad bonds firm
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Loans. Exchange and silver

New York exchange Is higher. and Hongkong
and sterling exchange also stronger.
Prime mercantile paper.........5 06 per cent
Loans on real estate. .51s as per cent
Sterling exchange, 60 days.. -M4. .S2%
Sterling exchange, sight. al. .S534
Sterling exchange. cables. ....... --GI4. .S634
New York exchange sight.....-. "a .05
New York exchange. telegraphic. "a .07la
Hongkong exchange, sight. ...... "a .45
Hongkong exchange, teegraphic. "a .45k
Silver. per ounce. e.........-..-..- .54%
Mexican dollar, nominal ........ IA so
CONTINENTAL
New York on Paris .................. $50
New York on Mexico. .-................. 201h
Paris London .I.............25 % .27 3
Berlin London Observation-Disclosures.
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Boston Stocks


BOSTON. Dec. 16.-E. F. Hutton & Co.'S
wire says: Extreme dulness continued in the
Boston market and prices showed no noteworthy
changes The tone appears TO be somewhat
weaker snd stocks pressing for sale. Lake
has shown activity and is one-haf point
lower Superior copper Is firm, but not active.
The balance Of the market is very much
neglected.
The Adoph Lewisohn interests. which control
the Kerr Lake mining company. 50 600 600
silver mining company in the Cobalt district of
Ontario. have purchased control of the Wett-
laufer silver mine at South Lorrain. This mine
has been shipping ore for several months. The
Wefflaufer property will he under the same man
sgement the Kerr Lake.
The fortnightly statistics estimated that the
visible supply Of copper In Europe in December
has decreased ] $50 tons from December l.
placing Il at 1000 tons. against $50 on
December 1 and l071s0 tons December 15
1909
Tho Granny consolidated mining. smelling end
power company. limited. has declared a divi-
dend Of / per cent. The last dividend paid by
this company was December al. 1909 when
disbursement Of > per cent made.
During the month Of November the Nipissing
mining company shipped ore N estimated
net value of S3as. 40 and mined ore Of an esti-
mated net value OF 5000. .S51.
The following list is furnished by f. r. Hut
ton & Co.. 400 California street San Francisco:
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BOND MARKET
STILL STRONG

NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-The COM
parative strength and activity of
the bond market was again the
principal feature of interest in
roday's opera tions on the stock
exchange. Stocks were dull.
though firm, but the demand for
bonds was well maintained, as was
evidenced in the general higher
price level. Further gains were
made by the issues of the Cen
tral Of Georgia road, and the BEN
eficial effect of the recent court
decision on these particular issues
seems TO have extended through
out the list
The market opening was irregu
lar. with some heaviness in United
States steel. attributed to the an
nouncement that operations at one
of the corporations largest mills
are to be curtailed Indefinitely be-
cause Of poor business.
Forecasts of the weekly cash
movement point to small loss of
local banking institutions. Heavy
shipments of currency to the Pa
cific coast and the southwest have
been largely offset by receipts
from the interior and taking the
weeks general activity into ac-
count, no marked changes are
likely in tomorrow's bank state
ment
Transactions in foreign ex-
change were seemingly without
bearing on the gold imports situ-
alton. At this time there are no
indications that an American bid
will be made for the South African
gold TO he delivered in London
next Monday, but much larger
consignment is due there later in
the week and some of that may go
to our bankers.
Total sales of bonds (par value),
S3.16l, 600.
United States bonds were un-s
changed on call.
Hutton e Co.'S wire says: Again
today stock market operations
were decidedly professional Early
selling of steel was by the same
large operators who depressed the
prices in yesterdays late dealings.
This selling ceased at q2 and the
market then responded to what
was said to be fairly good buying
in Reading, which gave the mar
ket moderately firm tone for the
rest of the session. While it is
said that the usual 6 per cent
basis will be declared on Reading
at the meeting next Wednesday. 1t
seems a foregone conclusion that
the Lehigh dividend will be raised
There is no certainty, however. as
TO what the Reading directors may
do. as the buying has been of the
best for some time past. The de-
preston in the steel trade is the
worst feature that faces the mar
ket at the moment, and there is
little sign of recovery for long
time: hence. if steel should go up,
IL will be as a result of stub
born short interest of large pro-
portions
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Dried Fruits and RdiSins Rising
Butter Firmer and Eggs Weaker

Corn ctls 40 sugar ctls ....- 6SeN
Potatoes sks 7345 Wine. gals .-S--oN ~,
Onions SKIS ~ p Brandy. gals 9-SSe0V
Hav tons 41SlOranges. bXS lctV
Hops bale - 1Apples. bxs sSV
Wool, SKIS 49,
OREGON
Flour or Skis 1OO2O Bran. SKIS .....-. zt+0
Wheat ctIs g. as5 shorts. SKIS o+o
WASHINGTON
Flour. or SKIS. -. O.z.,v Bran, SKIS .s.s'.- 10 20
Oats ctlS - & fS5 shorts. SKIS ...... LIZ
WESTERN STATES
Flour, or Skis. LOCO Corn. etls ...'''' oO'
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UNLISTED SECURITIES

Bid. Ask Bid Ask.
Pse G&E 5s. % 9915lS Cruz Gem. 40
Do com 6915 - Peep W COM. 23s 2M
West Pac IS. 93 Ocean s Ry5s 2I1s 25f
Honolulu Sug 3S1@ 391al
90 Santa Cruz Cement .... As 90
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CONDITION of the Treasury

short bills is 3ss dSIS per cent and for three
months bills 5-16M3ss per cent.
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New York Mining stocks
New York curb Stocks

NEW YORK. Dec. 16.-E. E. Hutton Co.'S
wire says: A generally irmer tone prevailed
on the curb today with a slight increase in
volume OF trading. more especially around the
close. The coppers showed small advances early,
but later reacted fractionally. Chino went to
Ply but afterward eased of to ~. Inspira-
tion rose to els and then lost this gain Ray
consolidated was virtually unchanged from last
nights closing. Ohio sold down to l 5-16, pre-
III nr freid
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MINING STOCKS

Goldfeld Consolidated was the active stock
Yesterday. and Under good list of sales de-
clined from $3.50 to ss.25 closing at Ss.2715
less
Stocks dividend yesterday were Belmont
1Jc. and Tonopah of Nevada 4Oc
The Andes mining company has levied as
sessment of &c per share
The julia Consolidated mining company has
levied an assessment of SC per share
The Hedley gold mining company has declared
dividend of per cent TIE diyidepd three
months ago was per cent. The dividends are
payable December 81
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STOCKS ARE Dull
IN WALL Street
Demand for Bonds Well Main-
tanned and Higher Price
Level Rules
Iaayy Shipments of Currency
Westward Offset by Re-
ceipts From Interior
vru Ynrlz stock List

f. r Hutton & Co., 400 California street.
members Of the New York stock exchange, fur
nish the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday;
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Col So r&ext AIS oE14 Union Pacific As. .1o1
Del < Hud cv Is. 9S Do cy As 49,. -lO39s
Den & Rio G As. 93i2 Do 1st * ref As 90
Do ref IS - S95s 10 8 Rubber 6s. .103
DistiIlers IS - 773iU S Steel I'd 5s .103a4
Erie prior Iiea 4s S3IIjVa Car Chem js. .10014
Do zen As -. 7f1s Wabash Ist 5s-. .l0Sia
Do cv IS ser A T213i Do LIST & ext As 64A
Do ev As ser B esIs Western Nd Is. s6Ss
Gen Elect cv Is $50 INVESTING El cV 5s. 925b
III Cen lst ref IS. 91a. Wis Central 4s... SO
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II -
Eggs. dozen -...ASed 30
DO storage ... 30 "a 80
Honey. comb. lb.-Q2O
Do quart -.-..-94O
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Horsea and MnIea

The following quotations for horses and nsnle.
are furnished By the Butchers and Stock Cow
ers' Journal:
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Chicago Discount Rate
weekly Trnde Reyie,v

CHICAGO. Dec. 16.-Exchange on New York,
sc premium
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Pennsylvania Egg. $1,000
Hebburn ....... u.
American Block. 400.
Richmond $1,000 100
COOS Bay.-..... 1000
DAIRY PRODUCE. Z
Butter. ? 10 sq.-QS5
III lbs squarc.-I6J
Eastern Cheese. "a 30
! Cal. Cheese ......-025
l Swiss Cheese -30035
4 POULTRY AND Gan
Hens. each. 81 01-25
Do small. .6O075
Young RoOsters,
each .-..-S S1fl1-2J
Old ROOSters. ca .50tl %
Fryers. each -5O0 %
BrOilers. each. .30050
Turkeys. per lb.-630
Ducks, ea., yng.$16125
Do old -75c0s1
/ Geese. each. 81 5063
MEATS-The Retail
quotes as follows:
Beef
Prime Roasts. .1S022
Pot ROasts. .12R ais
Portrhs Steaks .2OM25
Tendln Steaks 1922
SirlOin Steaks. .1501S
Round Stks. .1212 ais
Chuck Stks. -10612A
Stew and Boil
ing Beef .S6121a
Corn Beef. .1O61219
Soup Bones ---- 4@ 8
Veal
Roasts 1s622
| Chops & Cutlets1S625
Stew & Bou.12h4 ais
I Lamb
Hindquarters .1S622
VEGETABLES
ArtichOkes. dOZ- .5Oc0S1
Beans. white. 10. 6N 3
Do colored. ID. "a 8
Dried Lima. Ih.-M 8
Green Lima. lb-610
Cabbage. each. .. 5M1O
Cucumbers. ca. 1O612A
Eggplant. Ii. ..2612h
Green Peppers. lb-@1O
FRUITS AND NUTS
Apples. b.. 39j
Berries. basket
Strawberries .1562J
Raspberries ...1502O
Hucklbrries, Ib15620
Bananas. dOz. .2JN3O
Cranberries. qt. .-M15
Grapes. basket. .40@50
Grapefruit. dOz- 75c0g$1
Lemons. dOz. 20d30
FISH. PER POUND
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WASHINGTON
Family Retail Marker

The best bntter is higher and fresh eggs are
cheaper at retail this week. Further declines
in prices for eggs are expected. as the propne
tion is steadily increasing In all districts, Green
garden vegetables are selling at high prices. as
is usually the case in the winter months
COAL, PER TON ..,.,o
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wheat-A heavy tone has been seen all day in
wheat High points were at yesterdays close
TO a fraction below. low points showing = Ste
loss. News was rather eolOrless. The European
markets were mixed Liverpool showing strength
on expected light worlds shipments. estimated
at about S.9Q0.OO0 bushels. against S,S16.o00
year ago. but continental markets were about
evenly divided. The market was Influenced by
the large primary receipts and liberal accumu-
lations Northwest stocks promise over 100. 600
bushels increase. against less than 900 bushels
increase the corresponding week last year Cairo.
ILL.,. reports wheat sold to southern mills at
equal to &c over the Chicago prices. There is
some suspicion of export business at Winnipeg
today. that market has advanced. while all
American markets have declined Cash wheat
sales here have aggregated 900 bushels. Ex-
port clearances today were 100. 900 bushels.
Corn-Tne market has been heavy all day.
Net declines, however, have not been extensive
Consgnments of corn moving into the full
capacity OF the rolling stock the various
lines one road being over 1000 cars behind Its
orders. There has, been shipping call worthy
the name The weeks export elearances were
900 bushels Today export clearanees were
129 900 bushels
oats-The market has followed provisions in
general way, but December has been relatively
weaker than recently. because of the constant
daily deliveries. Shipping sales, 19J 900 bushels.
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SAN FRANCISCO sTock EXCHANGE

Following We're the sales ON the San Fra
cisco stock exchange Yesterday:
C0AfS'rnCEc
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Bananas. dOz. .25N 30
Cranberries. ut. dis
Grapes. basket. 400 50
Grapefruit. dOz. 75c6T$1
Lemons. dOz. 20630
FISH. PER POUND
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Oranges. dOz e.. .306d 80
Pineapples. each 4O6 80
Pears. De-. 5M :
Raisins, lb-...----@1O
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london ClOsIng StocI.s

Bar SIITer-btea0T. %
Money-2421s per cent
The rate Of discount 4
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Ibid YOU SEE THE DISPLAY
When the Comets Tail Hit Venus This
Morning :-Ignorant People are
Badly Alarmed

Paris, May 1.-Camille FIammarion,
the astronomer, promises some celes-
tial fireworks for Monday morning.
when he declares the tail of Halley's
comet will hit Venus. He says:
LAS a prelude to that which may
happen 10 US on the date of our meet
ing with the comet, a unique event is
going TO take place in the heavens on
Monday morning, for Venus, which
now appears as a morning star, will
probably find herself plunged in the
comets tail
THAT Will be an observation OF the
greatest interest. Perhaps we may see
spindles Of light starting from the
polar regions of Venus, in form like a
gigantic magnetic bridge thrown over
the space between the comet and the
planet"
There is great excitement in Europe
in regard to the comet, and the super
StitiouS are in dire dread of some ter
rible disaster. The reassuring words
of the astronomers have not served to
diSSipate this anxiety. which is daily
growing more pronounced. Ever since
its discovery the comet has been con-
sidered an omen of terrible or benefi-
cent pOrtent, according to the point Of
view
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HAIR FROM JACkSON'S HEAD
nique and Valuable Relic Now in the
Possession of the Citizen of
Spokane, Wash.

Spokane, Wash, May 1.-C. T. Har-
lett. a storekeeper in Spokane, has
come into possession of lock of iron
grey hair. cut from Andrew Jacksons
head after the battle of New Orleans
in 1915. His mother, Mrs. A. NJ Hal
lett. formerly OF Nashville. Tenn, re-
crivcd the relicc in lS4s, as a present
from Mrs. Donelson, wife of Andrew
jackson Donelson, nephew of old
Hickory" with a double page of black
bOrdered stationery, bearing this in
sCription:
Mrs. Donelson's respects to Mrs
Elarrett, with a small quantity of An
drew Jackson's hair cut from his head
after the battle of New Orleans in
1915. together with a keepsake for the
little boys. hoping they are good dem
ocrats"
Mrs. Donelson reigned as mistress
at the White House during General
JaCksOn's term as president, when her
| husband was his private secretary and
confidential adviser Mrs. Hallett died
near st. Paul in 1889 when the relic
was handed to her eldest son, who, in
turn, passed it To the Spokane man.
My father was intimately acquaint :
cd with Andrew Jackson" said Mr.
liall"tt- lie was chairman of tho
committee which greeted old HiCk-
Dry on his return to the hermitage
at Nashville. after retiring as prcSi-
dent. My father was the first man Il
shake hands with the general when he
arrived in Nashville on the steamer
Buckeye. on which he made the jour
ney up the Cumberland river"
Mr.. IIallctt added that he would not
part with the relic for a fortune. hut
Intends 10 MAX" some provision foI
its preservation after he is gone. when
it probably Will 20 to one of the his
tnrival societies in Tennessee. He in
timated. however. il might be pre-.
scented to the city OF Nashville, his
brt h place. after his death
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ARE YOU on GUARD
Against Typhoid. DenEue and Malaria
FeYers:

This is the time OF year when bot
tie OF good disinfectant should be in
every home ASHES CHLORIDES"
kills all disease germs around sinks,
drains and cesspools; purifies the air,
prevents Cuntagion and makes a
healthy oior in your homes. Keeps
away flies. tieaS and mosquitoes; soc.
1 bottle and one bottle mixed with
two gallons Of water keeps flies and
ticks of horses and cattle; keeps heas
off dogs. and viii cure them OF mango.
hveps jiggcr$ and mites of poultry
"N>HE'S >PRAYERS .5C.". "ASHE' ;
EOACHPEPPER sells for 25c. box
and four boxes, one dollars worth, IS
guaranteed TO rid any home Of reaches,
waterbugS. ants. bedbugs. silver moths
or money refunded.
ASHES RATSAULT" will clean any
house or store Of rats or mice. Con-
Sumes them without any odor. 25c. a
box. For sale At every drugstore in
4
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BRUSH RUNAROUT CARS

Anyone interested in a good. reliable
small automobile that Will 20 any
where at any time and come back
that Will climb any hill or take any
sand and most Of both on high speed
with the lightest consumption OF gas
olene and cylinder oil. should get {
Brush rur~a bout. delivered az Ocala II,
S5I5. If you are interested in the litt!.
car. see either Z. Z. Carroll or Rev
". II. Coleman, who viii show yOJ
what the car will do.
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REPRESENTATIVE
IL, Il, Rogers

At the request of friends | hereby
submit my name as a candidate for
the House of Representatives in the
Florida legislature If nominated and
ability, my very best efforts in behalf
Of all the people of one Of the best and
most PROSPEROUS counties in the state.
Equal rights to all and special favors
to none" shall be the slogan of one of
Marion county'S representatives.. should
| get there. If YOU want me, vote for
me; if you do not l shall abide your
decision. X. T.. Rogers.
Lynne, Fla, March %. 1910.
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RALLY At LYNNE.

Editor Star: The campaign commit
tee OF the democratic primary, having
fixed Saturday. May :. for the county
candidates TO meet the people on the
east side OF the Oklawaha river al
Lynne, the writer therefore takes the
liberty in behalf Of the generous. big
hearted people of Grahamville. Moss
Bluff. Linadale and Salt Springs pre-
cincts TO invite the public 10 come and
participate with US in making the day
one of genuine pleasure and help US
eat our grub. The citizens on the east
side OF the river never have failed tC
bring we'll filled baskets OF the rich
viands of earth TO satisfy the appetite
of the hungry TO our picniCs and pub
lie gatherings.
The meeting place will be where il
was two years ago. r. F. Rogers.
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An nusual Occurrence In Tatnal
County, Georgia

R,idsville. Ga, May Thirty con-
ViCtS. observing long terms and many
Of them for terrible crimes, are the
storm center of a most unusual strike
that has occurred in this county, and
probably in the state. They are quiet
and orderly and report regularly for
meals and they have not tried TO es-
Cape-hut they are not working and
declare they will not work.
They announce through their lead
ers that they Will be shot TO death be-
fore they Will work for the county.
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FATAL RESULT OF
\ REDLIGHT FIGHT

Albany, Ga. May l.-William w.
Morris, member Of family we'll
known at -Americus and himself a res
ident Of Albany for several years. was
shot TO death yesterday in the house
OF a woman named Kitty Young in the
lower part of the city. The fatal shots
We're fired by Frank Jay, who was
placed under arrest. but released after
i coroner's jury has investigated the
case and declared the killing justifi-
able.
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&GO,O 900 Reward for n FIOridian That
HAS Never Heard of
pI&NJ<,S CHILL, tonic

It's guaranteed TO cure malaria,
chills, fever, cold and lagrippe. Guar
anteed to cure cold in one night, la
grippe in three nights. Takes the
place Of calomel. Your money back il
it does not. For sa lie a all first-cl
drugStOreS.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-05-02

I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for member of the legislature
from Marion county. l have no axe to
grind, and no special interest to rep
resent, promising if elected TO repre-
sent the common interests of the state
and its people. | shall advocate Il state
road system. Soliciting your vote at
the coming primaries, | am.
Yours truly, t.. c. Mcleod
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READ THIS

Dunnellon, Fla, Sept 1st, 1907
have sold Halls Texas Wonder of st.
Louis. Mo, for six years. Every bot
tie | sell adds a customer for it. 1t is
a genuine cure for kidney, bladder and
rheumatic troubles. Geo. Ohnmacht,
Merchant. Sixty days treatment in
each bottle.
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SOUVENIR TABLETS

We have just received a large ship
ment OF souvenir tablets. These tablets
are made Of splendid linen paper with
covers and Siotters on each, and each
one has three different new views OF
Ocala at the top OF the paper. The
Ocala Bazaar. r p. Gadson, Supr.
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TURNER POND PICNIC

There will be a picnic at Turner
Pond on May 9Th. and all the candi-
dates are cordially invited TO attend.
Refreshments Will be served by ]. D.
Williams for the picnic. Everybody
come and bring we'll filled baskets.
Don't forget the date and day.
J. D. Williams
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LAUNCH BILLIKEN FOR CHARTER

Parties going to Lake Weir can
charter the large, roomy, safe and
speedy launch "Billiken." with the
owner TO manage her, by calling on
or writing Mr.. Robert Fosnot at East
lake.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-05-02
j. II. Phillips

| hereby announce myself a Candi-
date for the legislature from Marion
county, subject to the democratic pri-
maries of May 10th. and ask the sup
port of my friends and the democratic
voters of the county. If elected | will
do my duty to the best Of my ability
for the county at large without fear
or favor. Respectfully,