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We Have One of the Largest MostNew and Complete Stocks of

JEWELERY OF ALL KINDSWATCHES RINGS PINS

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Is Being Enforced at the Muzzle of theRifle and the Point of the

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Pensacola April 14With a reg ¬

iment of Infantry two Gatling gunsand forty additional strike breakersamong whom are a number allegedPinkerton men an attempt is to bemade this morning to operate the carsof the Pensacola Electric Companywhich have been idle for eight dayson account of a disagreement between-the company and the men which wasfollowed byxa strike rc There was not the slightest demon-stration

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on the part of the strikersand their sympathizers yesterday al- ¬

though they gathered in large num-bers

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upon the streets during the af-ternoon

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and night but at 10 oclockwere compelled to go to their homesand the curfew law is in effect 1

Owners Will Not ArbitrateAn effort was made late yesterday

afternoon bj Adj J Clifford R Fotcr and a number of business taien tohaVe the ratter settled by arbitrationarid a meeting held with the represen-tatives

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of the Stone Webster peoplebut the latter positively declined toinake any settlement on this basisCity Government Wants Troops to

Stay-A strong effort was made to have

the governor withdraw the troopsfrom the city and Mayor Goodman

j was criticised by some for requesting-the troops but ata special meeting ofthe council held yesterday a resolu ¬

tion was passed approving the action-of the mayorand also iequesting thegovernor tp allow the troops to re ¬

main until such time as the mayornJay think that conditions are againnormal i I

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OFFICIAL ASSASSINATED-

Count Andras Potocki Governor ofAustrain Poland Shot by a

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Lemberg Austria Hungary April14Count Andras potoCk the gover-nor

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ofr the AustrianPolish provinceof Galicia wasassassinate yesterdayafternoon by a Ruthenian studentMieroslapr Sjcz ski by name whichgiving an audience to a delegationstudents The assassin fired threeshots from a revolver all of whichtook effect The Governor died soonafterwards-

The assassin did not resist arrestWhen led through the Governors ante-chamber he said to the Ruthenianpeasants who were waiting for an au ¬

dience I have done this for you

OCEAN TO OCEAN

Completion of Birmingham DivisionGives Harriman a Line from

the Atlantic to the PacificL

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Birmingham Ala April 14Theannouncement by the Illinois

Central that the new Birmingham di ¬

vision will be opened for traffic April19 calls attention to completion ofthe last link in the great Harrimantranscontinental route for by Jontrolling the Union Pacific IllinoisCentral 1 and Central of Georgia this J

system will extend from the Pacifictoo the Atlantic

l Suffering and Dollars Saved-

E S Loper of Marilla N YsaysI am a carpente r anjil have had many

severe cuts healed tiy Bucklens Ari nic Salve It flasssav d me sufferingi and dollars ltis Jpy far the besthealing saly I ve ever foundHeals burns srJwsfulcers fever soreseczema and piles 25c at all drugstole I

JACK AND JILLRESUME THEIR JOURNEY-

Mr and Mrs Jack London in theSnark are Again Sailing

Around the Worldi San Francisco April 14Jack Lon-don

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and Mrs London have resumedI their worlds cruise in the yachtISnark

When the steamer Mariposa whicharrived yesterday left Tahiti on the25th the Spark followed her out of theharbor and sailed for the Island ofMorea in the Puoomtu group

Mrs S Jones 18 Sullivan StCSaremont N H y te3 About ayear ago I bought wvp battles of Po-

I leys Kdney Cure I cured me of asevere case of kidn ouble of sev-eral

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I years standing It certainly isa grand good medicine and I heartilyrecommend it Sold by all dealers

You can get a pound of firstclasslinen writing paper and two packages-ofI envelopes to match for 50 cents atthe Ocala News Co

Have you seen the line of PRESSCUT glass In the window pf the OcalaNews Co If you havent you havenot seen the latest thing in glassware

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ATTEMPT BEING MADEi

THIS AFTERNOON-

To Run Street Cars in PensacolaThe-City is in the Hands of the I

SoldiersI II

ISpecial to the Star

Pensacola April 14The strikesituation is 4

unchanged but an attemptwill probably be made to run carsthis aftferjaoon

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Our big sawmill was shut down theI

first of the week repairing carriage-log chain etc

The delightful rain on Monday cool ¬

ed us off and benefited the farmersthousands of dollars

Mr J C Tarver bookkeeper forthe Rentz Lumber Co is very ill fromcongestive chills Ve hope to see himout again soon-

aTelegraph instruments have beent

installed at the Springs again MrWarner Smith will manipulate thekeysMr

Joseph Stilley has just finished-a

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well that will furnish water for the J

neighborhood We will be fixed allO K for dry weather now I

Mr and Mrs Ira A Miller from 1

Johnstown Pa who have been herefor the last two months are doing agood business photographing besidesenjoying themselves immensely-

Mr C B Ellis foreman of theRentz mill who had the misfortune I

to have his fqot badly crushed Ismoving about on crutches now

Wm E Tydings has purchased avaluable lot from F M Brown and hasthe lumber on the ground reo erect ane wstore building at once

Mr and Mrs S F Hosmer now inJacksonville and who have been vis ¬

iting us for the past nineteen wintersadvise us that they will start for theirNantuckett home on Friday the 17tHWe trust this venerable couple willreturn to spend the remainder of theirwinters with us in sunny Florida

Beware of Ointments for Catarrh thaiI Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy thesense of smell and completely derange-the whole system when entering it r

through the mucous surfaces Such l

articles should never be used excepton prescriptions from reputable phys-icians

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as the damage they will do istenfold to the good you can possiblyderive from them Halls CatarrhCure manufactured by F J Cheney

Co Toledo Ohio contains no mer-cury and is taken internally actingdirectly on the blood and mucous sur ¬

faces of the system J In buying HallsCatarrh Cure be sure you get thegenuine It is taken internally andmade in Toledo Ohio by F J Cheney

Co Testimonials free Sold by-

druggists Price 75c per bottle TakeHalHs Family Pills for constipation

SELLING CHILDRENINTO SLAVERY-

A HundredYearOldI

Institution in I

South Germany that has NeverI

Before Caused Comment

Friedrichaven Germany April 14

The annual recurrence of the centuryold child labor market on March 31swhich many local journals describe s-

only a slightly disguised selling intotemporary slaveryhas again aroused-a storm of Indignation in the frontierprovinces of Austria Switzerland andGermany

In the market place of Friedrichavenbetween 300 ahd 400 boys and girls offrom 11 to 14 years of age whosehomes are in the outlying districts ofTyrol and Vorarlborg are concontracted out yearly for sevenmonths from April 1st to October tofarmers from Southern Bavaria Wurtern burg and Baden

Very little consideration is given tothe wishes of the children themselvesmost of them being sent into serviceagainst their will and in order to sat ¬

isfy the avarice of their parents Thesum paid for the childrens servicesusually amounts for the entire period-of seven months to 1250 but some-times it attains 20

The terms of the contracts are veryharsh providing that the children re-gardless of sex may be utilized forcattle herding housework stable anJ

stall cleaning nursing children feed ¬

ing cattle running errands and what ¬

ever else the master may require themto do

Good treatment is included in theconditions but according to a localnewspaper which has conducted aninquiry this clause is more often brok-er

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than observed and many childrenreturn home partially crippled ortotally wrecked in health on account-of the brutality of their masters

WHOOPING COUGH-I have s Cough

Remedy in family in cases ofwhooping coilgh to tell youthat it is t e isest medicine I have

I ever used Wr F Gaston Pasco paFor sale by all druggists

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Perpetual Right to the NationalResources of the Country

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Washington April 14ln a specialmessage yesterday ve oing a dam billPresident Roosevelt warned congressthat there are pending in tttis session-b Is which propose to give awaywithout price stream rights capableof developing 1300000 horsepower-whose production would cost annually25000000 tons of coal urged in vig-orous

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terms the establishment of apolicy such as the filibustering minor-ity

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in the house demands whichwould safeguard the granting ofbridge and dam privileges and require J-

the grantees to pay for them and def-initely

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announced a suture policy onhis part with regard to prompt utiliza ¬

tion of construction privileges by re ¬

fusing his signature to a bill giving i

an additional three years to the RainyRiver Improvement Company withinwhich to build a dam in the Rainriver

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IHOMELESS ANDHUNGRY

Chelseas Great Fire Left Ten Thou-sand

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People in the Greatest Need

Bostpn April 14It was estimatedlast night that nearly 10000 personswere homeless

Neighboring cities and tlje common-wealth hastened to the assistance ofthe fire sufferers Thee Boston char-itable

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authorities were also prompt togive assistance while the SalvationArmy arid the Associated Charitiesmade f every effort to care fox thehomeless

Thousands were sent to Bostonwhere they were furnished with foodand lodging at public buildings

I In addition to offers of financial aidand shelter for the homeless camsguarantees from bakeries dairy farmand provision dealers of a plentifulsupply of food A relief committee-was formed which will meet tombrto consider definite measures of relief

At a late hour last night none of thefour bodies recovered from the ruinshad been identified-

IFIYOU KNEW

The merits of the Texas Wonder youwould never suffer from kidney blad-der

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ARRANGING FOR THE ALLIANCE> i

Of the Ancient HoUse of the Abruzzito the GetThere Family of

ElkinsPhiladelphia March 14That every

arrangement has been made for themarriage of the Duke of Abruzzi andMiss Katherine Blkins has been con ¬

firmed in a dispatch from Turin 110

the North American The date andplace of the ceremony the officialresidence of the pair and the date ofthe formal presentation of the brideto the royal family have not been set ¬

tledAn official announcement is immi ¬

nent The Momento a Catholic news ¬

paper says that Miss Elkins will goto Italy in September and that herconversion to Catholicism will takeplace there r

The Duke of the Abruzzi has ob ¬

tained a further leave of absence fromthe naval authorities and has gone toTurin

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BASEBAlLRe-

sult of Yesterdays Games m ther 1South Atlantic League-

JacksonvilleCharlestont iFrain

Macon 0 Savanah 0 11 Innings tAugusta 2 Columbia 0

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Jacksonville at Charleston i

Columbia at Augusta tn

Macon afc Savarinah-

CONGRESSIONAL

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Of the Republicans Will bt Held fn y

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A republican congressional districtt convention for the first congressional idistrict of Florida wilt be h Jaat t <

Ocala FJaat noon on the 15th day oOMay 1908 to select two delegates and e

ttw alternates to represent said dis-

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I president and vice president of theI United States The counties will l e Xentitled to one delegate at large eachand one for each one ltundredivotes or 1

fraction of a hundred over fifty castr-

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Presidenthe presidential election of 1904 for > ii

TheOdore Roosevelt Thisvial entitle the counties to the follow-ing

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Lake 1 1vIar on 2 j Sumter 1 Cit JJI rus If DeSoto 1 Hernando 1 TayV

l or Lee 1 t Manatee 1 PorkJCJ >

I Pasco 1 JLafayette 1 Hillsboro I diI Monroe 3-

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Notice to the voters must bo giVen at 4 s il1 least five days before the holding of tsuch county conventions or mat Jrmeetings and the chairman and sec-retary

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of such convention or massmeeting shall certify the names tlbsuch delegates as shall be named byr tsuch conventions or mass meetings ththe chairman of this conventionTampa Florida five days previous to fthe 15th day o Y 1908 I ri-

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NOTICE-If the articles taken from Dr Tophfi i

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levy on property for all unpaid taxeswithout further notice-

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