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No Application Made.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l7.-sAye vague
newspaper ropOEtS nothing is known at
tile state department OF the intention
Of auy Of the governments or other
American republics to recognize the
beligerOncy Of tho Cuban revolutonists,
and II is quite certain that no formal
application for such recognition ut tho
hands Of the United Statos has been
made up to this timo. II Ia not per.
Coiysd hero how tho insurgents can
reap any substantial advantage ut this
time from such recognition, and tho
only comfort that they would derive
would 30 from the moral elect OF an
assent By an independent poWor to tho
proposition that thoy had assumed
statehood.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brinps comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
Tor than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adaptina the worlds best products to
tho needs of physical being, will attest
Tho value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced III tho
remedy, Syrup Of l1igl
It's excellence Is due 10 is presenting
In tho form most acceptable and pcaS-
ant 10 tho taste, the rcfrcshIng and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
atiyct cnoGtualy cleansing tho system,
dispclllng colds, headaches and fcycS
and permanently curing constipation;
II has given satisfaction To milliOnsn and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession. because II nets on the klG'
ncys, Liver aud Bowels without wenk'
cning them aud II Il perfectly FREQ from
every Objectionable substance. .
syrup Of Figs Ii for snlc by all drug.
pIsls In 'jOc aud 81 bottles but y Is man
ufnrtnrCd By the California Zig Syrup
%, only, whose name lsprintod on every
package also the name syrup Of Fig1
and being we'll Informed you will hO'
accept any substitute ii oaered'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-18
MARTINS FEnnY.
Hnps aud Mi.llap, IN tho Thriving City
Across tho River

HapS aud MIsliaps Ia tue Thriving City
Across tho River.
The work on tho electric light plant
Is progressing finely andit is expected
that tho plant witt be completed in time
Tor turning on light by December J..
ThirLy.eight ieot Of the lower end OF
tho ground has been sold to the water
board aud this leaves eighty feet not
occupied by the plant The water
works will build n supply house oil the
property purchased.
The independent hose company will
give a festival and midway plaiSance on
September 20, 81 and 9S Tor the purpose
OF raising money to dolray the expenses
Of the Atlanta trip. All OF tho commit
teea have been appointed and work
will BIO commenced at once.
Fred Selby aud Harry Grayson, who
made the Niagara Falls trip on their
bicycles in eleven days, spont only Sll.
Thoy went via Cadiz, New Philadel.
pha and Cleveland, and returned via
Pittsburgh.
Paul Thomas will take part IN tho
bicycle races at Wollsburg Saturday.
Ho lie entered for the one mile novice
and boys races.
Miss Maud CARRIER will entertain this
evening in honor OF her guest, Miss
Della Chambers, Of Cambridge.
Mrs. Barney Soibert, residing on Zane
street, died yesterday, aged forty years.
Typhoid fever was tho cause.
Mr. Thomas b. Morgan has returned
from an extended and pleasant visit
with her sister at Toledo,
Lafayette Wilcox. Of Racine, Ohio. who
has been visiting tho Grayson bows, re.
turned yesterday.
Mrs. ]. II. Wilson lOayes this morning
to spend couple OF weeks at Dayton.
Mrs Will II. Hall entertained tho
Kings Daughters on Monday evening,
John NARROW was not expected to
live through the night
Carl MeGrew vii! entertain party Of
friends this evening.
Hal Watson will return to Bethany
college tomorrow
George Tweedey is suffering from n
very sore arm.
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SPECIAL Dipd!cf 10 Tie Inte1ligeNetr
CnAnrrs lows, W. Va, Sept l7.-In
the supreme court Of appeals to-day the
case Of bank vs.. Johnston, from Mercer
county, was submitted; state VI. Doug.
lass, from GreenbriOr county, sub.
miLtod; Henning VS.. FGrnsworth, from
Upshur county, submitted; aiato va.
Scott, from Mercer county. petition rO'
fused; Wheeling Bridge and Terminal
Company va Iron and Steel Company,
motion for new bond overruled; Ten.
nanL vs.. Tenant, from Monongalia
county, appeal and SupOrsedOas allowed,
with bond Of $500. A special term was
nrdorod to no hold in Charleston, begin.
ming October 80. The term here closed
to-day.
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THE FluHp "GoEs,"
Texas Courts Decide There Is no Law
That win stop tho CorbStt'PitzIImmpuS

Texas Courts Decide There 10 no Law
That win stop tho COrbStt'Pl tElImmonS
battle.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE following was
received this evening from Dallas,
Texa', directed to l. NJ, Housoman, Of
the IateE,oceaR'
"Ths highest criminal court In the
state OF Texas has just decided that
there is no law against prize fighting.
There is nothing to prevent the great
est contest in the history of the prize
ring taking place as advertised"
This was signed by Daniel A. Stuart,
president OF tho Florida Athletic Club.
TlIR PARTICULARS.
DALLAS Texas, Sept lI-Ai.er two
days consumed In argument on tho
habeas corpus hearing Of Jessie Clark,
charged with prize fighting, Chief JUS.
tlco j. NJ. Hart, OF tue court OF criminal
appeals, decided this afternoon that the
act in tho penal code was wholly mop.
erative. The court said: ut was |
who frat suggested to make prize fight.
ing felony, | wanted the state OF
Texas to take an advanced ground on
tho subject which l regarded as tho
most brutal Of acts, but my private
opinion has nothing TO do with the law,
/ do not believe that under the provis.
ions Of our statutes or the we'll settled
rule Of construction, this man has viola.
ted q law that has been so plainly writ.
ten, that no is responsible for 1t, and l
shall discharge him. will give my
reasons hereafter iu writing"
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MtSsrAroLls, MiSS., Sept. T,-Tho
wusL.bound passenger train on tho 500
limo, leaving hero yesterday morning,
met with u serious accident nuar An.
nandnlc, Mimi, about noon. by tho
aprcalinv Of tho rails tho two roar
coNehO, were dilChed aud number Of
tito pnaiongOrs injured. Miss Katie
lInnoon, OF Elbow Lake, MINI, Bus.
inincd tho most serious injuries, but
fifteen Others, including W. y. Wash
burn, IT,, son Of tho ex-senator, were
moro or lcsa bruised,
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srEunESvlLLE, O., Sept. 1.-THE
strlks situation at Mingo Junction is
getting serious, aud trouble Is expected
Il tho mon continue at work. Last night
between midnight aud o'clock u crowd
OF mill.wOrkors aud several strikers
visited tho moa who have gaaa IN at
their houses and gavo Thorn notice to
deGiBt and this morning throS mon
iailod to return to work. Tho BtrikOrS
have persuaded several men who have
cono horo from other places to leave,
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vienna, Sept. 1.-THE Neue Fret
Press publishes a letter from Baron
Won Hammersteln, dated sistrans, in
Tyrol, declaring that no never sent the
alleged extracts OF his correspondence
to the Yorwaerts, and that they were
fabricated. Ho adds that he holds tho
stoCkholders' receipts for the funds COLI
leCtod on behalf OF the kruz Zeimng.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-18

SEVERAL yoats ngO | was taken with q
neyofu attack Of llux. was sick In bod
about ton days aud could goL nothing
to relieve mo until used Chamber.
lain'B Collie, Cholera and DiarthoUa
Remedy, which cured mo and has boon
a household remedy with us OyOr since.
], q. MafloY, DcCalurylllO, Mo.
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LENA, PERu, VIA GALVESTON, Sept II.
"A sensation was caused in the
chamber Of deputies to-day by Senior
Baaadrc, who denounced "the scanda'
lous sale" OF CoyR by the firm OF Grace
to the Caceros government for 10000
when Senior Basadre alleged 1t had pre-
viou'ly been offered TO others for
Ptp n6N
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PI.ssutsh. .,......,. Q go . i!

Earned runs. PlttsburEh l. Chicago = Two
base hits Donovan. LANCE, Home run Lange.
Sacrifice hits, Decker, Terry. Stolen bases. Stem
zen, Everett LANCE. Double plays Trnby aud
Arson. Bases on balls, Donovan >, smith Al,
son. Ryan. TRULY, Donohue liit b. pitcher
TRULY. Struck out. COtcoran. Everett 2. Decker
D0nohue, Terry. Wild pitches, Moran . Time
hours Umpire. EmsllO
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DEDEMPTIoN OF BONDS OF
Electric Light Loan.

Tho holdgn Of the above named bonds AFRO
hereby notified that tho following numbers
have boon called, nanclg ~, a., 90, Oh, ~,
~. 80, o., is,6f. 81, NJ, ~, ~, .. OF ono
hundred dollars Cachi III, 100. 1873, III, 1850,
1870, 1850, OF ave hundred dollars each ai6,
MI, gOi, Of one thouani dollar, each. and nra
payable october 1890 at which date they will
cease to bear interest Bonds aud coupons will
be- paid al lho Hank OF the OHIO Valley
sell COMRg OF ELECTRIC LIGHT LOAN
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DUIIisHTri,tV ma LEAD,

Tie Cleveland Fielder Lends tho Zig
League stl6ksra-'rho Averages
jessie" Burkott Ia pretty Snro to ond
tho season w tho National Longno
champion batter Of 1893 lilo leads
Clements, Of tho Philadelphia by a
comfortable margin and Lango, tho big
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CnoLEA NionnUs is dangerous com.
plant, aud often la fatal In ita results,
10 avoid this you should use DO Wits
Collie and Cholera euro, nS soon a. tho
ilrst symptoms appear. Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling, W. Va, u. 4. Peabody,
Ichwood, aud Dowio & Co, Bridge.
mort, U. D
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CLEVELAND, sept l7.-Young proved
inyinciblo to tho Rods to-day aud tho
shut out Of yesterday was repeated by
exactly tho same score. sCoro.
Attendance 5000 H. H. T.
CmaIn8nt!. 20 D o o 0 % 10 . D
Emtd runs, none Pitchers, Young and
Foreman Umpire, U'Day
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L1unyiLLc, sept II. - McCronry
pitched his lrst iull gamo Of tho spaBon
to-day aud not a Brown Stocking roach
ed third bass, until tho ninth Inning,
when two bascI on balls and Rn out 1T
fst nut man on third. A onO.handed
catch Of a limo hit by o'lirion was tho
feature.
Attendance OO Score w. n 4
Il ~ Lod iIIDo"' d . . D . q . 30 I
Famed runs, Lou,ylllo5.. pitchers, MoCtocfy
aud NoDlugiIl umplfo McDon1ld
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BosroS, Sept. 1.-THE Boatona and
BaaimOres bpttlod for nearly four hours
this afternoon, dividing hOuOrs at the
close OF the play The firat game was
close and 5000 people wero kept in
suspense until the last man was out,
Both Sullivan and OtarkIOn were
effective. but Boston would have won
had it not been for insxcusabIe errors
by Harrington and other indeldsrsr
which lot in runs when tho side should
have been retired. The home team
found McMshou with little difficulty
and was able to bunch hits at the right
time.
The second game was called at tho
end Of Baltimors's halt OF the titth. At
the conclusion Of the tirst game, Mana
ger Hanlon's admirers presented him
with perambulator aud flowers, Score:
First game:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-18
THE ORIOLES LOSE.
Haulon's Mon Finally Drop Game
to the Boston Reansaters
CLEYELlUDERS BEAT THE REDS

hut tho Eastern Teams Lead is Too
Big to oysroomO-ThO corbstt.Flt4'
simmons Fight is sure to Como on
at Dallas-nenry of Navarro Wins
at Brighton Deaoh-To.day's I'm,
rIes-othcP Sporting News,
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PIrrsBuRou, Sept l7.-Plttsburgh lost
both games through errors aud poor
pitching. In both gamOS HaWley was
in the box when Eve runs were made.
Attendance, 1000. Score:
Ftr.t r.mn
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DOR RENp-FURNIsHED HOUSE,
II No. 100 Fourteenth street, containing niue
rooms. both gases, VIII rent iotwlnter nonths,
Possession at Once, Apply 10 b. Q, LIST Jr.,
iC9g Market street. Ee5
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FEoM all accounts Chamberlnin's
Cough Remedy is q GodsUnd to tho AZ
iiiClsd. There is no advertisements
about this; We fool just like saying it,
Tho Democrat, Carrolton, Ky.
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NOTICE.

Pursuant to Instructions from Hon. John J..
jackson, judge otthc psttetand Circuit conrn
Of tho United states iot the District Of wcst
yltrnla notice Is hereby EIycn that the term,
oil tho United state, Circuit and District Court.
witch should convene their session, In wheel
Ing on ecptomnor1 1875, arc adjourned linden.
nIlclr
Jurors suliou and witnesses will govern
themselves accordingly
A. u. GARDEN,
told United States MAuhaL
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS,
SToCKH0LDERs' MEETING.
GENERAL NOTICES.
CITY TAX NOTICE.
OFFICE or
CRY TAX COLLECTOR PUBLIC BulLpISG.
MIEELlNm seMium hNT ID. lsnl

CRY TAX COLLECTOR PUEBLO BUILDING,
WHEELING september 10, 1906.
Notice Is hereby given that the CTS TNKoi for
1898 will he due aud payable ut the Office OF the
Clty Collector rubliu Ruldlng Tuesday, Ocio.
Dor !. 1880 Persons paving MI their taxes any
day during the month OF october VIII be emit
taxes The taxes on real estate will bear inter.
on, from November !, 1885. at 10 per cont until
paid save u pur cent b. payiug Ia time.
JAMES X. nall
Fri5 City Collector
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE visitors
found AndSrson's delivery much to
their liking and in tho first two innings
raped out ton hits for q total Of four.
teen baaeL Gilroy then took his place.
Tho game Was called at the end Of the
Gr,t hatf Of tho eighth on account Of
datknOsa. SCorc:
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Foa RENT.

nor RENP-A NICELY FURNISH.
IL Ed front room. central location Apply at
al Fourteenth street,
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NyJANTED - ACTIVE Statesmen
wv 10 represent u.s. no pedillngi salary SO
monthly and all expenses goods entirely newi
particulars free Address r. U, Box 5iQ5. Boston,,
Mas. seljNwsP
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Pittsburgh -...............l l o 0 / o . o - 7
Chlcago....-........... o OI . Lilo
Earned runs, Pittsburgh 4 Two. base bit.
Beckley. Stencil Thrre'base hit, BeCklcy ,.
stolen bases, Donoran ?. Merritt, Smith Cart
ner. TRULY. Bases on balls. Merritt smith.
Decker. Arson ?. DAhlen TRULY. GnfHth. Hit
by pitched ball Dahien, TRULY. Struck out
stencil . smith Everett ?, Rinredge. Time,
20. Umpire, EmslIe.
socoud uatuR.
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New YoRk, Sept. 1.-THE Quakcrs
made aS many hits as the Giants to-day,
aud folded better, but failed to win De.
cause the hits did not como when they
we're most needed.
Attendance 1900. scorc' H. r.
PhIhdelpbi1.i o 0 0 0 . . - y
Earned runs, aud l. Pitchers, RuIle aud
TAYLOR Umpire Hurst
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TOR RENT-6 ROOMS, end FLOOR,
IL Tenth street, so, . rooms 9rd floor, EleV-
ehth street. SIS both above apartments have
bath and both gases, Basement corner Tenth
aud Market streets. So, rooms, ~ iOor, Viz
glnil street Sia, For Sale-DW0lling aud store
numbered 80 and 81 virginia street. cheap.
JAMES l.. ltAHLEH,
Real Eitalo and Loau Agent lOd5 Main street.
Telephone j,7 soi
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WyANrED-A ROOM IN A QUIET
w locality by a single gentleman Address
~ lntelllgeucer office,
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.i...............,......,. -
Baltimore ...,... ...'''....,.l v l.
Earned runs Boston l. Baltlmorei. TWo.baSc
hits, Tucker Carey. First base on balls, Nash,
Tucker, Gleason Struck out Nichols, Capy l.l
McMAhon Time, $40 Umpire. Murray. At
tandance 1000
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C,ALESMAN q NEDGOALl-WANTED
~ To call on ph igIaBi with large and i'm
pOrtaut surgleRlwf L BllaoSy ready. An excel
len. ncnme can earned b. physicians or
Otaen ofgoud addrasL StateHgG aud experience.
Lock liNT lii2 PHILADELPHIA Pa mfl
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WANTED.

NTANTED-A SUITE OF TWO OR
w three nom, gniumIshed centrally To-
Gated. Adlran &C. H. care lntelLLseaesr oliee.
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WANri3D FOR Us, ARMY ABLE,
w BODIED. unmarried nsn, between ages Of
q Rnd ~ elti1eus OF the Uult6d STATES, OF good
character and lembemle habits. who can speak.
read and write English. Por full Information
apply preferably by letter, 10 Recruiting OnieeF,
p5l Pom nyenne PllMbuERh. pa. ly2oMWAg
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Earned runs boston >. TWobase hits, Han
nou. Tenney, Brodie, Stolen bases Dnny, Brodle
First base on balls. LOuR ,, Mccarthy, Nash 2,
Tucker Tenney Gleason 2, Kelley. Struck
out, Dn1y .. Clarkson. Passed balls, Tenney
Time. sil Umpire, Murray.
Second gamo:
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RINEHART 4 TATUM, Agents.

CITY BANK BUlLDING,
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-09-26
A PRETTY SIGHT,

Mrs. c. A. Brown has a very
pretty sight in her front yard. It
IS large, bright, green live oak,
covered with balsan vine, which,
combined with the foliage of the
tree, makes a dense green. Hang
ing thickly from the vines are
bright yellow balsams, which
caused an old colored woman to
exclaim, "Oh, look at de oranges
bearing already!"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-09-26
GRIST MILLS.

About two months ago there
was only one grist mill in town.
Now there are at least seven mills
grinding corn and feed. Our peo-
pie have raised a heavy crop of
corn this year, ard by having their
corn ground they are sure Of bread
for another year. There was more
corn raised IN Marion county this
year than for long time past, and
there will be more pork raised this
year than ever known before.
With these two articles and syrup,
of which there has also been an
ample crop raised, any we'll regu-
lated Florida cracker can live and
grow finely.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-09-26
A SENATORIAL JOKE.

Senator Call is a man who can
empty both the floor and the gal
leries as quickly as any man in
that body, with the possible ex-
ception of Stewart Call is a great
man among the Florida Crackers,
and they have been sending him to
the snate SO persistently that his
period of service is longer than
that of almost any of his fellows.
But Call is taken as a senatorial
Joke. 1t is doubtful whether in
the course of his thirteen years of
political activity he ever uttered a
thought that excited debate. But
he consum IS more time than any
other mem Der, and takes uD more
space in the Congressional Record
in one day than some of his more
influential associates occupy In a
year.-B oston A 1vertiser.
And yet Mr.. Call aspires to
fourth term.
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Judson Institute for Young Ladies.
MARION. ALA

MARION, ALA.
The catalogue is ready for dis
tribution. 1t gives clear state
ments of the work of the past SEES
sions and information concerning
the next that will interest parents
and pupils who are in search of a
good school of high grade.
All the teachers have had sue
cessful experience. The best
American and European education
is represented in the faculty. The
instruction in music comprises
pipe organ, piano, violin, voice and
theory; the art course includes
work in pencil, crayon, charcoal,
oil color and water color, from ma
ture and from copy, including por-
traiture. The course of lessons
in physical culture and in elocu-
ton has proved of great value.
The ffty-eighth session will open
Tuesday, October I.
For catalogue and other inform
alton, write to the undersigned.
S. w. AvERETT, President.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-09-26

Mr.. Ur;ah S Hanks, acting
clerk of the Metropolitan Baptist
Church, Washington, d. c., writes
under date of Sept. 20, 1896, as
follows:
"My article, which you published
few weeks ago, regarding DR..
Green Clay Smith, was the truth,
and l trust it may head off the
misleading statement made by
Senator Call. or any like state
ment regarding DR.. Smith"
These are plain, pointed words,
and are from a man who is in a po-
sition to know what he is talking
about. We have his letter on file
in our office, and any one is at lib
erty to see it. His signature is
written with pen and ink, and not
by typewriter. How about the
letter purportirg to come from DR..
Smiths widow? We have a right,
n behalf of the public, to demand
IN exhibit of that letter, with Mrs.
Smiths signature written in her
own handwriting. Of course, Mr.
Calls Ocala agent can produce the
letter, with Mrs. Smiths name
written in ink. for he knows as
well as everybody else that letters
signed by a typewriter are consid-
cred spurious. We suggest that
Mrs. Smiths letter be placed on
the bulletin board in front of Capt.
Weiss Office, so that all may see
it. The only way to settle this
matter is for Mr.. Call to find an
other Baptist preacher of like
standing in the Baptist denomina-
ton with DR.. Smith, who will
agree to lock arms with him and
stump the state for his reelection
TO the senate. Surely another
Baptist preacher can be found,
either in Washington or the state
of Florida, who can be induced to
do as much for Mr.. Calls re-elec-
ton as the lamented DR.. Smith.
The Ocala Morning News pro-
poses an easy way for Mr.. Call to
get out of his drinking muddle. It
says if he will publish the state
ment of one reputable, well in
formed citizen of Florida to prove
that he only drinks in moderation
and by the advice of physician,
Ill the charges against him for
Vhisky-drlnking will be withdrawn
rom the contested territory. Let
lim find the man.
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GONE GLIMMERING.

The championship belt was
shipped by express to Atlanta this
morning by Chief Carlisle, where
it will stay until captured by one of
Ocala's teams.
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DYE WORKS I!

We are doing work to suit the
hard times. Cheapest place in
town for
Cleaning and Repairing
clothes. Office in old express of
flee. New York Steam Dye
Works.