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WcbHBond Va Oct 13Joliii Skelton Williams back from the meetingof the reorganization committee andboard ef directors of the Seaboard-Air Line railroad system in NewYork yesterday said that while it hasnott heretofore announced pub¬

licly it Ja a fact that the Atlanta andBirmingham Air Line railway oper¬

ating 237 miles the Florida WestShore railway operating seventymiles the Plant City Arcadia andGulf railway operating 19 miles theCatawb8 Valley railway operatIng 22miles sad the Tallahassee SOUtheastern railroad operating mileswere merged with the Seaboard AirLine railway on date of Sept 29 and30 1909 This Increases the operat-ing

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mileage by nearly 400 miles sothat the mileage operated or ownedby the Seaboard Air Line fromOc¬

tober l 1969 will be Just 3QOO milesThese several subsIdIary roads havebeen controlled heretofore but havebeen operated separately Their op-

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Following his statement Mr Willlams added

I regret to see that some news ¬

papers which do not entirely under ¬

stand the situation and some of myenthusiastic friends are too muchdisposed to herald the recent actionat New York In electing myself andsome of my friend to the Seaboarddirectorate ass Williams VctoryThis is a wrong view The action Isnot a victory or a defeat for anybody-and was not intended There hasbeen no fight alace the receivership-It was simply a cage of those mostheartily anddlrectly interested In theSeaboard getting together to har-monize

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nil interests and to mannpeace and effective working

Mr WIlUams was asked about thepresidency He replied

That Isn matter which need notbe discussed present as it Is ex¬

pected that the whole subject of themanagement will be taken up in aharmonious and friendly spirit afterthe ending of the receivership I thinkthere is not much doubt that what ¬

ever It done will be by general agree-ment

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and after full discussion andconsideration of what would be bestfor the system and the country Inwhich it operates as you will ob-

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lieve the directorate is now unani-mous In the desire to make the Sea-board

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a great and valuable property-and a vast factor in thebuilding upof the South This Is the hope fhavehad from the outset and It thesepurposes are accomplished I shall begreatly grateful whatever my In ¬

dividual relations to the systemJ

TD RATHER Pit DOCTORthan have my feet cut off Mid M LBingham of Prlncevtile Ill Butyoull die from gangrene which hadeaten away eight toes it you dontsaid all doctors Instead he usedBucklens Arnica Salve till Whollycured Its cures ofecSeJH feversores boils burns and piles astound-the world 25c at all druggists

TWO 1ABY HORSE THIEVES

Butte Mont Oct 13Eddle Bondaged six and Johnnie Tbo11 sagedeight were arrested yesterday on acharge of horse stealing They took-a horse and buggy from a hitchingpost and drove Into the countryThomas peached on his infantilecompanion and informed the officersthat Bond had stolen nine horses inthe same way Inatew months turn-Ing them loose In the country afterdriving them till worn out

The confession cleared up a lot ofhorse stealing mysteries The Bondboy admitted his guilt and said hewas ready to go to the penUemttarySheriff ORouke had to brlbetkiehorse thief with 25 cents toget him6ut of tie notion and go home

AVISCONSIN NK WRCkDWashington Oct 13The dl o

ery of alleged forgeries and defalca-tions aggregating according to unof-ficial advises approximately ntHresulted In closing the doors of theFirstNational Bank of MIneral PoIntWis yesterday and the appointment-of receivers Arrests are expected tofollow

ROTH OYq SAVED

Louis Boon a leading merchant trif

Norway Mich writes Three bottlesof Foleys Honey and Tarabe luteIIcured my boy of a severe cough anSa neighbors boy who was so JH witjjacold that the doctors gave him upwas cured by taking Foleys Honeyand Tar Nothing else Is as safeand certain of results Sold by alldruggists

There was a lot of candy leftover tthe silver tea held In the primaryschool building Sunday Same is nowfor sale at A E Burnetts Jeyelrystore

Many schoolchildren Buffer fromconstipation which Is often the causeof BeemJpir stupidity at lessonsChamberlains SHomach nd LiverTablets are an IdeaIedIcine to giveAschlld for theyeE mH and gentleInf their effect and will cure evenchfonicconstIpatIon

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ness and that is by constitutionalremedies Deafness la caused by anInflamed condition of the mucuos lin-ing

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of the Eusiacl lan Tube Whenthe tube is inflamed you have arumbling sound of imperfect hearing-and when It is entirely closed deaf-ness

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Is the result and unless the In-flammation

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can be taken out and thistube restored to its normal conditionhearing will be destroyed forevernine cases out of ten are caused bycatarrh which nothing but an In-flamed condition of the mucous surfaces

We will give One Hundred Dollarsfor any case of deafness caused bycatarrh that cannot be cured byHalls Catarrh Cure Send lor cir-culars

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ledo Ohio Sold by all druggists 75cTake Halls Family Pills for constipa-tion

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CAPT J J N WEBBER

Executive Officer of the Monitor Died-at the Ag of Eighty

New York Oct IZCapt JohnJoshua Nathaniel Webber who wasthe executive officer of the ironcladMonitor during the memorable fight-In Hampton Roads with the Merrimac in 1864 died at Sailors SnugHarbor one night last week He wasthe last of the officers of the vesselwhich was the forerunner of modernnavies

The old seaman had been at the In ¬

stitution for more than fifteen yearshaving been admitted on June 6 1894He was eighty old The cause ofhis death was cardiac asthma

Like others of the crew of theMonitor Capt Webber had long agodropped from sight Not eyen thegovernment records gave any trace ofhim after the entry honorably dis ¬

charged had been made opposite hisname Although he had navigatedthe Monitor during the greater partof her career and had handledduring the fight with the MerrimacIn such a masterly way as to winhonorable mention from his govern-ment

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he led a retired life keepinghimself constantly from the publiceye

His crony and most intimate friendduring the last few months of hislife was an officer of the Confederatenavy Lieut Duncan Johnstone also anavigating officer whose skill as amariner was pitted against that ofCapt Webber in several conflicts Infighting over again a number of en-gagements

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the two became swornfriends Capt Webbers onetime foewas his principal mourner

Soon after Lieut Johnstone entered-the two men became acquainted thru-a remark the former Confederatemade derogatory to Captain Buchan-an

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the commander of the MerrimacCapt Webber stoutly defended hisoldtime foe and paid a high tributeto the latters ability as a sailingmaster Lieut Johnstone delights-now In telling of the argument t thatensued Capt Webber maintainedthat the Merrlmao with any othernavigating officer than Captain Bu-

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would have been forced Intoshallow water luring the maneuverIng and would have been unable toescape to Norfolk

Capt Webber was born In Brook-lyn

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on Aug 3 1829 and his first tripto sea was made on the brig Ospreywith his father mother and sisterwhen he was three years old Hissecond voyage was to the East IndiesWhenho was nine years old At theage of sixteen he shipped before themast and three years later whennineteen years old he was third offleer of a ship engaged In opiumsmuggling in China This ship en-cOuntered

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Chinese pirates but escap-ed

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He left the vessel at CalcuttaA few days after he left the ship shewas lost in a typhoon in the IndianOcean

teventally he became first officer ofthe fullrigged ship Harvest QueenWhile this ship was off Liverpool onthe way to America with twentyonepassengers she encountered a galeand twelve of them were washed overboard When the Monitor wasbuilt Capt Webber joined the UnitedStates Navy and became her masterHe was In naval service for one ye r-

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1870 when he retired CaptWebber is survived by a son A EWebber No 204 Starr street Brook-lyn

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READ THISDuhnellon Fla Sept 1st 1909I

have sold HaWs Texas Wonder of StLouis Mo for six years Every bot-tle

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I sell adds a customer for It It isa genuine cure for kidney bladder andrheumatic tfpubles Geo OhnmachtMerchant 60 days treatment In eachbottle

YVETTE GUILBERTSNEWEST SONG

Yvette Guilbert who has made awonderful unccess singing on the vau-deville

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stage has a new song Mariewhich is making a pronounced hitThe Sunday World has arranged to

the words and music ofMarie next Sunday for the benefit

of its readers and you will miss atreat if you fall to get it There willalso be a page of pictures in colors ofstage beauties

AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE

A fivepassenger automobile twocylinder chain drive in firstclasscondition and everything complete lorsale cheap for cash Apply to C Rydlrigs fjg-

llCTRldrUGHTFIXTURE FOR SALE

An elegant electric light fixturecoetJ38 will s1 f rajnafl portionv tecpiL Is In flntri ndltlbn Aplr to Star oWce T A>

4 rIt peopleVlth syitoms of kidney

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the night chief clerk and his as-sistant

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and carrying them to an un-occupied

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part of the building loneholdup man robbed the office of theGreat Northern Express company atthe King street station last night se-curing

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several sacks of gold and sli-ver

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and a large amount papermoney The total amount runs intothe thousands

The two men say the robber cameupon them separately and securedthem while he held them quiet at thepoint a revolver Securely gaggedand trussed up so they could notmove they were found several hourslater by other employes of the com-pany

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torally nakes then shrink from theludeJl questions the obnoxious ex-aminations and unpleasant local treat-ments which some phjfciins consideressential in the treatment of diseases ofwomen Yet If help can be hadi It Isletter to submit to this ordeal than lettie disease grow and spread The troubleIs that so often the woman undergoes allthe annoyance and shame for nothingTho nds r womenwbo have beencured ujt Dr erces Favorite Prescrip-tion

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wrlttL In toreciaUon of the curewhich dispNrtdesS ih the examinations-and local trestmgntffliaT bre no otheri11dne Vn aNt af fgtdPIkTJl-

wpmen as Favorite Preerlptlon Itcures dralns1rrecularlty andfemale weakness It always helps Italmost always cute It is strictly non-alcoholic

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non secret all its Ingredientbeing printed on its bottle con-tains no deleterious or habitformingdrugs and every native medicinal rootentering Into its composition has the fullendorsement of those most eminent In theseveral schoolsof medical practice Someof these numerous and s t of ¬

lessl endorsements of Its ingredients Iu-wUlbe found in a pamphlet wrapped

around the bottle also In a booklet mailedfree on request by Dr R V Pierce ofBuffalo N Y These professional en¬

dorsements should have far more weightthan any amount of the ordinary lay otnonprofessional testimonials

The most Intelligent women nowadaysinsist on knowing what they take as med ¬

icine instead of opening their mouths likea lot of young birds and gulping downwhatever Is offered them Favorite Pre¬

scription i3 Of KSOWTS COMPOSITION Itmakes weak women strong and sickwomen well

Dr Pierces Medical Adviser is seat freeon receipt of stamps to pay expense ofmailing only D K PlaceBuffalo onecent for ¬

percovered or 31 stamps for clothboundsick consult the Doctor free of charge-

by letter All such communication areheld sacredly confidential-

Dr Pfeasant Pellets Invigoratemd regulate stomach liver and bowels

CRANE HAS BEEN CASHIERED

Evident that the Whiskers of the Re ¬

cently Appointed Minister toChina Have Leaked

Washington Oct 13 Secretary ofState Knox has notified Charles RCrane who Is in Washington that hisresignation as minister to China willbe accepted

Crane had already advised Secre ¬

tary Knox that he was prepared toresign if recent developments hadmade his further service in that posi ¬

tion embarrassing to the department-In a statement Secretary Knox

gave the text of a telegram recallingCrane from San Francisco to Wash-ington

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which follows You have beencharged with responsibility for can ¬

ards recently appearing In Japanese-and American press to the effect thatthat United States Is preparing toprotest again the ChineseJapaneseagreement Evidence that you areresponsible for this Is of such a char ¬

acter as warrants me In directing youto come to Washington at once andmeet It

The statements attributed to MrCrane were very undiplomatic andhad caused a great deal of comment-and some ill feeling In China andJapan

A SAD DEATH

Dunnellon AdvocateClinton the young son of Mr and

Mrs C W Rush died Tuesday at1220 p m The little darling wasabout 6 years old and had just reach-ed

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that age when he was the mostInteresting smart far beyond hisyears he was universally loved by allwith whom he had come in contactand his merry smile and sunny facewill no longer be a sound of Joy andpleasure to file parents and manyfriends He lingered several daysand at times his sufferings were ter¬

rible and at lucid moments he wouldconverse with his parents and attimes seemed to be Improving but atnoon he passed away relieved fromall his agony and suffering surround-ed

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by all Immediate members of thehousehold-

His ailment was lockjaw and theattending physicians and nurses didall In their power for the little fel-

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thechurch and the remains were fol ¬

lowed to the cemetery by a large con ¬

course of friendsThe pallbearers were G W Senile

WE Gamble Dr JW Castel andEF Smith

The flowers sent by iSympatketlcfriends were many and beautiful andRev J L Fbtsom of the Methodistchurch preached the funeral erviceV

The stpres closed dtirlng the luheralout of respect to the family and inmemory of dear little Clinton

The Advocate extends Its sincerestsympathy to the family-

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