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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-17
DU BIGNoN IN WILKES.
He Makes n Strong Speech to =
Large Crowd at Washington.

A~HBc NENWN ~ WANhAHE ton.
Washington, Ga, May 16.-Hon. +. @.
duBlgnon's address attracted one Of the
largest crowds ever gotten together IN
the county here to-day. Mr.. duBignon op-
ened by paying an eloquent tribute to
Wilkes county, and the many great men
who were natives Of her soil. Getting to
the argument on the currency question,
he made a strong and logical argumenr
in favor of the single gold standard He
was attentively listened to by the AUDI
ence and his arguments were frequently
interrupted by applause on the Whole
Mr.. duBignon made a decidedly favorable
impression. Although some were oppos-
ed to his views on this particular dues-
ton, he made a strong aud lasting inn
preston on all who heard him
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-17
sILvERITE RALLY AT CHICAGO.
GOV. AItgeId Speaks I'm Favor Of
Free Coinage Mt 10 to L.

Free Coinage Mt 10 to 1.
Chicago, May 1.-THE first big demon
stration of the free silver coinage forces
within the democratic party of this state
took place tonight at the auditorium.
Gov. Altgeld, the recognized leader, and
a candidate for denomination on a plat
form of b.-metallism, was the star at
traction and orator, creating unbounded
applause among the 1900 men and women.
who listened closely to his forcible adj
dress on the money question. The gov
ernor's declaration that the federal ad-
ministration was in league with the capt.
talists to perpetuate a gold standard
evoked rounds of applause. The Altgeld
Legion escorted the governor to the thea
ter and Judge William Prentiss intro
duced him to the audience. The gov
ernor's argument was along the same
lines followed by most of the IS to /
orators in their speeches, championing
free coinage of the white metal.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-17
WAITS FROM THE WIRES.
Some of the Days Events set Forth
in Short Stories.

Omaha, Neb., May 16.-Henry BollIn
the embezzling treasurer of Omaha. has
been sentenced to nineteen years In fha
penitentary and to pay also $1,000 fine
that being double the amount ne was
convicted Of embezzl.ng
London, May 16.-AIrs Annie DYER the
baby farmer, who, with her son-in-laVv
Arthur Palmer. was arrested at Reading
April II, charged with numbering a num-
Der Of infants, whose bodies were found
sane.
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hitting the message and copies OF every
newspaper IN the world IN which the oc-
easion may be noticed. These will be care
fully preserved by the Smithsonian Insti-
tute as evidence 10 future generations or
the advanced state of electrical science
in this year of 1896
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-17
WALL STREET A MEAN cUss.

A Resident OF Ware Comfy Deter
mined to Down Him.
Waresboro. Ca, May 16.-There is one
free silver man in Ware county. besides
the candidate for the legislature. He Is
Mr. ellis, who says: THAT thare man
Wall Street, in New York, is the mean
est, cussedest fellow in this state, and he
is agWine to vote aginst him, and thinks
tina ort to kill old man Wall Street. ana
we wud sumo have plenty Of silber.''
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FRAUDULENT USE OF THE MAILS.
An AIabamian Accused of SyvindIinE
to the Extent of So, 900.

Mobile, Ala, May 16.-J. B. Kornegay OF
VanDorn, Ala, is under arrest charged
with fraudulent use Of the mails. He is
said to have ordered some $4,000 worth Of
goods from 12O different firms in the north
and west, and disposed Of the goods at
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-17
Woman's Parsonage society.

Macon, Ca, May 1.-THE Wonan's Par
sonage and Home Mission Society of the
South Georgia conference will meet at the
Mulberry Street Methodist church M Ma
con on Wednesday. Arrangements have
been made to entertain a large number Of
delegates.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-17

Rm RE 0A-Page Medical Reference
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postage TO the leading specialists and physi-
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DIX. HATHAWAY s. co
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a big discount and made no effort to
settle. In December last he made an as
signment transferring previously all Of
his properlY TO his wife.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-17

Dame and r. P. williams. The congress
sional delegates are b. A. Wilmington,
r. N. Crum and r. G. Dickerson.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-17

$500 will buy $1,000
~ ASOO and $1,000
Winter Suit.
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L,UUU patterns OF THIS
seasons Imported and Do
mestic Woolens to select
from. See Our Window.
Bicycle Pants made to
order, $3.50 up.
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Louisville, KY. May 16-No game was
played here to-day on account Of rain.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-17

en0 Buys White Hid Strap San
UUG dllS, sizes 5 10 S, worth
Sl.OO.
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Macon. Ga, May 16.-Mercer's team won
the base ball game from the School of
Technology. this afternoon, by IA to l.
g fo
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On m will buy Our 81
OZuUU Boys Knee Pants
Suits; sizes 4 to 10 years.
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CO az will buy Our S.
DZsZJ Boys Knee Pants
Suits, sizes + to 10.
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Mems Black Hose, 45c
dozen.
Mems Grey Mixed Hose,
35c dozen.
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Special.

We will cut and make to
order at our temporary
quarters all our
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GtEn will buy Our So
OhJU Boys Knee Pants
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NtA0 Buys Misses D0lgOla
9BEBU OuOrdS, sizes ii1l 10
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eE0 will buy Our $3.50
UJG Boys Knee Pants,
4 to 10 years.
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Montgomery, Ala, May 16.-Columbus
defeated Montgomery to-day by timely
hitting, aided by two rank battery errors
and AIontgomery's inability to hit at the
proper time. Score:
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-03-05
3um ~9oliaeitommiKariat an

O~"'
8eaupanplab. in paris purbe bieier
Sage cine auf BET @trabe aufgegrtt'
fene Minbbiinoin gebra4t, bic, mi.
bic part1er 8ldtter er3ablen, einen nit
@etbe abge7iitterten, fart pattirten
unb nit 3obel beiebten ia eebraunen
Su9mantel ttug! Sn elmer Snnenz
ta1&e bts Mantels befanb iih Elm NIT
e9ten @piben umidumtes nnb NIT etz
ner - @rafentrom beiridtes 8attt1tz
taI9entu9. um ben 9als bate bic
pornebme !9inbin EN- gelbieioenes
8anb, bas NIT elmer g~olbenen, nit e9<
ten perlen unb 8rilanten beiebten
@pange ant Mantel befeittgt mar. Der
poli3eitommiKar unb feline 2eute
1perrtm bas artftotratii@e Sbter mo-
tiirli4 nt9t init unoeren plebejt14en
'6unben unb ;@inbinnen 3ufammen,
1onbern pieien linn i'm 9ienftatmmer
einen @brenplab an unb iberbdufte.
es INIT 3Grtli9teiten unb nit Nof&<
tperf. limb ba 1age @tner, oub Rlet<
ber ni9t 2eute MAIDEN!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-03-05
1nb UNI balb 8 l1br fubren bic Muss
i%panberer in bic 9eimatb!

WV AHl yuLu Q WV TuIkVN wv <%uo>
panberer in bic 9eimatb!
T., Was perben iie bort in Der Minz
ters3eit anfansen9 l1m Spottpreiie
baben ite 9aus uno 9of pertauft, Der
I@rlDs bes @ertaufes 1T auf bic Reiz
len BON Sarnopol na9 Wien, bon ba
na9 Commons unb BON bort retour
,na9 Wien unb Sarnopol a~ufgegans
gen.
|, Mie es tam, bab bic 8auern iid
,aur Muspanberuns enti9lofen, IL
Iuitriert bic Mtttbeilumg mebrerer
Bauern aus bem 0orfe 8ucnop. Ser
,oorttse @emeinoei@reiber Marttn
&loc lei, 10 iagen fie, BON 9aus gu
19aus gegangen, nm i'm Waftraee ber
8e5irtsbauptrtanmi@af %bteientsen gu
,ton1tribieren, apel6e na9 @raitlten
;ausmanbern moQen. Ct faete ibnen.
,.ber Scatter 9abe befoblen. bab bic
,Grmeren 8auern ibr 9aus perfaufen
,unb na4 8raitlien austpanoern mo-
gen."
SIT einem anbern Dorfe 'tpuroe NIT
|tel5t Srommeli4 luges betannt 9ez
ma9t, bab man unsebinbert na&
t@ra1ilien a%ustzanbern tonne. 9ie
|8auern 7asten au9, bab r9erren" in
Qemberg bic Muspanoerer unterfuBz
ten. Wabri4einli@ meinten lie ben
ST.. &afael : @eretns." Die 8auern
tlagten AUDI iiber einen gspiRen Sruz
badi aug 2emberg, 1pel9er BON ibnen
per Tamilie so @ulben perlanste, UNI
iie iibsr bic @renae gu brinsen. 9a ite
ibm bieien 8etrag ni@t 5ablen tpoQz
ten, 10 babe er beren 3uriidfenoung
,pon Gormons na4 @ali5ten bemtrtt.
Die 8auerr erfldrten bel Der Mreile:
,Wir tommen balb tpteber btenber;
mir miiKen na@ 8rdiilien, mir baben
gu 9artie ni&ts mebr gu tbun, mir
,perben bort 6unqers fterben."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-03-05
@erfur ttno 8eHuS-

|, Qls Dor tpenigen Sabrer1 Der be-
tannte Matldnber Mitronom S@iaz
pareQi bic itronumii4en Ga4genoiz
len nit ber Mittbeilung iiberrai&te,
,bab uuf @runb ieiner iebr iorgfdltiz
gen 8eoba9tungen it4 Der Ylane1
Mertur, entge9en Der allgemein giltiz
gen Mnnabme, ni@t tnerbam "a
5tunbe1, 1rm feline M@fe brebe, fonz
bern genal1 in ber gleihen 3eit, in BET
Ct feline 8abn bic Sonne 3uridlegt, b,
i. in 88 Sagen, ba erfubr bas bisber
|i&einbar 10 felt gefiigte Planetenipz
item cine getpaltige 2oderung, bic nod
Qeiteiqert tpurbe, als berielbe Mitrpz
nom tpenig 1pdter cine dbnlt9e @@z
ienbrsbung ar9 fir ben 5"tpeiten groz
Zen planeten, bic 8enus, tpabri4etnz
lid MAIDEN tonnte. Mu4 bic 8enus
1oIte 1i9 ni9t in "a Stunoen UNI bic
eigene M41e breben, ionbern 224 Saz
&c gu |bieier @epegung 9ebrau4en, al
10 biefeEbe 3eit, in Der lie bic Connie
umtreiit. @eibe planeten mubten bann
pGbrenb ibres l1mlaufs UNI bic Sonz
ne, G6nlt9 unferem Monbe, benz Genz
tralt0rper immer bieiel6e Seite 3u<
menben. Die 8eoba@tungen S4iaz
parelt's blteben bur4aus nt4t unbez
.itritten, tonnten aber AUDI Dor Der
9anb ni4t aptberlegt tperben, ba To-
tpobl tpegen bes ftarten @lan3es btefer
beiben Ylaneter, als au9 tpegen ibrer
,pbaien, bic lie mutt benz Gromonbe
gemeinf am baben, ;Tledenbtlbungen
auf t6ren Sberfld4en - bic fat ben
ein5igen Mnbalt BEL Der 8eitimmung
her Mf1enbrsbumg gdben-felbft fir
ben erfabrenen 8eoba9ter muir auberit
1@tptertg 31 ertennen 1ino. Neuere 8ez
oba9tungen zines Pribata itronomen
1pre@en tpieber gu @unften Der BIER
unb5tpan5igitiinbigen M@ienorebun9
ber @enh1s. @uf ieiner Sterntparte
in 2uKtnptccolo in Sitrien tonnte er
nit einem por3iglt9en ie4s50Qigen
@efrattor maize Dem '@iibborn ber Be-
nusiibel ldngere 3ett binbur& cine
auffqQige @inbu@tung pabrnebmer.
bieie ber1@pan0 in Der &egel gegen 4
ubr Ma@mittags, aber metit blteb Biz
gege11 8 l1br gbenos cine tretfenar>
ttge @erldngerung it&tbar. Muberz
Dem beoba9tete ct bGufig heQere uno
bunflere Tleden an Der planetenoberz
fld@e, unb er glaubt oieie Tleden troy
Der biden Mtmoipbdre Der @enus
mebrere Sage bintereinanber berfolgt
gu baben, unb bieraus lettet CT Die
oben ertp6bnte @9fenbrebung ab. Inn
gang ii4er gu geben, fat ct feline per-
iDnlt@en Wdbrnebmungen in elmer
@enustarte nit benen unb buntlen
Tledengebi0ben n~teoergelest unb Tie
peiteren &retien 5ugdnsli@ semo&t.
Mebrere @itronomen 9dben ii@ na@
&enntnibnabme letner Mnfi@t angez
,f4loRen, mdbretb ProfeFor @4ta<
pare1t troy bteie s @e%genbepei1es bic
M&ienbrebur1g Der @enus enbgi1tig
auf 224,8 Sage beittmmt. Mu9 ct BE-
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!oba9tete ndmli& aur ielben 3eit bic
porerpGbnten Tledensebtlbe auf Der
@enus, f@reibt lie iebo@ atmoipbdriz
iden @ri@eimunsen gu, ba er tpdb>
renb Der sanaen 8eobahtunesbauer
feline Wenberun9 ibres Ortes unb If
rer @eitalt tpabr3unebmen permo4te
unb 'bie @nbeutuns elmer i@nelleren
8epegung alio bieraus ni@t gu entz
nebmen 1T. @ennelei4 au4 bier
init bic Sa@e in aitronomii@en &reiz
fen nt&t u%nbebtmst tbre grleoiguns
,gefunben fat, 10 mub bod betont
merben, 'bab S9iapare0t it4 Sabre
lang 'iebr einsebenb nit bem,S tubtum
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6el&dfttst bat
unb bab ct auf bteiem @ebiete unatpeiz
felbaft als gr0bte @utoritat on5uerz
tenrer 1T.
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@tnt8e seetGladbten stutfd)en Glue
rttanern uno Gn8l1noerH.

14pa4ber5tge Meni4en BARN, bic
Wn5i9t gu perbreiten, bab bic Mmert=
taner i'm Sale zines &rteges NIT eng
lamb 9ilflos mdren unb baB @nglanb
namentli@ uniere san5e 9anbelsfotte
aeritDren .piirbe.
Mir mollen ia bofen unb mir finb
audi felt iiber3eugt, bab es ,nt@t gu
einem &rtese NIT England tommen
tpirb, aber menn es anbers bei4lofen
ut, 10 brau@en bod bic Mmeritaner
nt@ts gu 'fiir@ten. S4on i'm Sabre
1912 baben bic Mmeritaner geoeigt,
bab iie gang poroiigli4e Seeleute iino
unb bic @ngldnber baben oas gu III
rem S@aben erfabren.
Dte @egierung ber Ser. @taaten
battle persebli4 gegen bic 8ei@rdnz
tun9en proteiirt, mel4e bic 8riten
benz amtrttanti4en, 9anbel auferlegz
ten unb audi gegen bus gepalt1ame
@inperleiben ameritani i4er Seeleute
in ben britii@en Slottenbient unb
besbalb tpurbe am 10. sunni 1912 ber
&rieg segen @robbritannien ertlart.
wGbrenb bes &rteses tamen i'm
Sabre 1872 ALIEN flint mi9tige @eez
14lahten Dor unb in ieber ein5elnen
bon bie1en tparen bic Mmeritaner iiesz
reid.
Ser critic Sieg mar bic Wesnabme
Gam ID. Musuf) Der @@aluppe
r,Qllert"" bur@ bic Sregatte "@her,"
@apitGa porter. @e@s Sage ipdz
ter, am 10 Musuit, mubte ii@ na@ Ell
mem Sample BON etpa pier5t9 Minuz
ten bas enslti4e @@if r@uerriere"
ber .ameritanii&en 5regatte ~Gonitiz
tutton," Gapitdn 9aQ, ergeben.
Sm Sttober nabm bic ameritaniz
i@e @@aluppe ~8aip" @apitdn
Sones, bas enslif@e @@tff ~Trolic."
+. Cine Mo9e ipdter, am Is. Sttober,
5tpang bic ameritanii4e 5regatte
rlniteb @tates," Commodore 9ecaz
tut, na@ elmer S4la4t bon fa1t 5tpei
@tunben bas englif&e @4iff "Ma<
ceoontan," ii& gu ergeben.
@tpas iiber 3pei Monate ipdter err
rang bic Son itttution," bamals unter
benz Commando bon Commodore
'Bainbribge, ibren a~tpeiten Sieg, In
benz lie bas englt14e S4iff rSaba"
tpegnabm. Ser &f fanb an Der
Settle BON 8raiilien itatt unb bauerte
fat 5pei Stunben.
MuBerbem bebedten amerttani14e
6reibe1rter bas Meer unb Der britt19e
6anbel lit in alien &i9tungen. Sn
einem Sabre puroen iiber 300 @&iffe
init nt9t tpeniger als 5000 @efangez
men, nebit 1perf9pouen 2abungen, bon
ben Mmerttanern genommen.
= WGbrenb beg @ommers bes Sabres
1913 iammelten ii9 aulf 2ate @rte
cine ameritanii@e unb cine englt1@e
Tlotte, bic ~eritere unter benz Gommanz
bo bes COMMODORE Perrp, bic lebtere
unter Commodore 8arclap. Wm 10.
@eptember gerietben tie nabe benz
mel tli9en @nbe bes Sees aneinanber;
es fanb Elm beftiger Rampf ftatt, Der
bier @tunben bauerte. @r enbete init
'einem glorrei4en Sieg Der Mmeritaz
ner. Sebes etnaelne englii@e @@tH
mubte ii& ergeben.
&ur3 unb gut, bic Mmeritaner ipaz
rem 10 erfolgrei4 nit ibrer 5lotte, bab
bas preiIen aneritanii@er Seeleute
in ben brttii@en Dtenit pon: ielbt aufz
b0rte.
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Scr ,nertfanif6e 2l,1Snelun0S=
plat.
(Deuf19e 3eitung; Stabt Merito.)

llnunterbro4en i@reiten bic Mrbeiz
ten auf benz plabe Der beporitebenben
merttanii4en Nattonalau ite1ung
porpdrts, 10 bab bic 8eiu@er bes
plabes ii9 i4on jebt Elm flares Bib
bon Der @usite1ung MAIDEN tDnnen,
bic Dor ben S6oren bon Mertto's
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g. s. @oobeu. bon Mppleton glttt
auf BEN Decentralization IN Neez
n off aug unb BRAID bas 8ein.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-01-22
Anti-MOnOpO|y Drug Store. Eek Ell f S1ses.

Fort Myers oranges at Constans.
S. ]. Seals of the Plant System
is in the city on railroad business.
The matchmaker, jeweler and
optician is at VS., under the Mon
tezuma hotel.
Quite. a lively scene was enacted
in, the mayors court, this morning.
Send your woolien goods to the
Ocala Steam Laundry, and they
will be made as soft as when new.
: w. w. Hampton, of Gainesville
is in the brick city, guestof The
Ocala-
/ Fine Fresh Oysters every dayat
L. S. Blacks, 25c per quart. Stall
II, city market.
d. f. Whetston of High Springs
is among the arrivals at The
Ocala.
Rowell's line of Hats and Caps
will surely please you, and no.
where are they sold for less.
J. S. Jolly of the Plant System,
from Rochelle, is in town on bust
ness.
The National Protective Legion
pays SIS per week to members in
case Of sickness or disability:
H. Booth of Montgomery, Ala,
is among the late arrivals at The
Ocala.
Don't forget that So Button
Boot or ladies. A b tier wearer
never was made. J. A. Rowell.
ia. McAllister Of Dupont, Ga,
is at The Oca a, having arrived
last night.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-01-22
IN AND ABOUT THE TOWN.

Wednesday, Jan. p.
Advertise in the STAR.
Thermometer a 7 am, S. o.
Still the weather holds cool.
Turkeys and fresh eggs at Con-
stans'.
J. L. FEEDER of Cincinnati is in
town.
For Sale.-A SIS Kodak for $40
This office.
Business was live'y in town to-
day.
A good dollar Shirt is sold for
75c. &C Rowells.
f. c. Redheld of New York is
in town,
For Hot Coffee go to the Post
Office Drug Store.
M. d. Abrams of Georgia is at
The Ocala.
Try Hot Chocolate at the Post
Office Drug Store.
J.F. Edwards of Gainesville is
at The Ocala.
Best wearing School Shoes made
sold. bY.J. A. Rowell.
F, w. Ussoft of Savannahis in
Ocala today.
Hot Chicken Bouillon at Post
Office Drug Store today.
II. l.. Hurtwen of Richmond,
Va, Is IN town.
Get the lowest prices and latest
styles. Buy from Rowell.
B. l.. McLaurens of Jacksonville
is at The Ocala.
Fresh Georgia country butter at
Constans, worth CSC; sells tor 25c,
John A. Preston of Jacksonville
IS at the Ocala.
Ladies Button Boots in all
styles and widths at J. A. Rowells.
f. c. DuPre of Philadelphia is
In town on business.
A public favorite is RoweIrs
two dollar and half shoe for men
II. II: Durand of Atlanta, Ga, is
guest of The Oc4a.
Fruit by carload weekly al Con-
stans'.
KrouStoff O Savannah is to
be found at The Ocala.
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SI05oo.37 paid to a. members
by the National Protective Legion
on Oct. 10, 1895. Their coupons
having matured for the first five
years period, They Won While
Living. E&5Ia
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-01-22

You can carry $1,000 to $1,000
for S24 to $50 per year in the Ma
tional Protective Legion. L. {. w.
Williams, organizer, Mitchell Blk,
Ocala, Fla.
The catalogues and floral die
tionaries give the names Of $50
kinds of roses.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-01-22

The Covenant Building and
Loan association will pay you 8 per
cent for the use of your money, or
loan you theirs at g per cent.
Which do you prefer' M. NJ
Little will explain to you.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-26
Osceola News Notes.

One OF the largest and heaviest trains
over the II. & c. or Mineral Range rail-
roads that has been run for some time
passed over from Bollmann's camp at
the Fulton to the mills at Torch Lake
Sunday. The train consisted OF forty
four fiat cars loaded with boom timbers.
Thomas Wills, Jr., gave his popular
stereopticon entertainment at the Osceo-
la band hall last Saturday evening to a
large audience, all Of whom, were, more
than pleased with the eptertainment,
Many new scenes were introduced, and
the dissolving views showed won
derful mechanical effects. The lecture
was full OF interest and MIR. Wills held
the closest attention ofhis auditors. The
entertainment was given for the benefit
of the Osceola Athletic association anG
the boys netted neat sum.
A force of men on a construction trair
are working on the road beds of the II. 4
c. and Mineral Range railroads. Th,
men have been repairing the road for tn
: past i've or six days and have about ,
weeks work more before them.
A party OF English people. includin,
Mr.and Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Mathews an,
Mr. and Mrs. Ashton, left here yesterda.
on three months visit to the old couu
try. They went by way OF the Magyar,
route to New York, from whence the
will cross the Atlantic to Liverpool.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-26
Declared a Draw.

The glove contest at the Italian Hall
last evening between George c. Gsshell
and {. j. Dewitt was thoroughly inter
esting from a sportsman's point OF view :.
Dewitt holds the championship OF Lower
Michigan and Geshell has considerable OF
a local reputation as a scientific boxer,
80 large number of local sports were in
attendance despite the disagreeableness
OF the weather.
Before the contest there were two in
teresting bouts between well known local
boxers. The match between Geshell and
Dewitt was called about 0 O'Clock with
Frank Hahn as referee. The men SPARED
for points for SIX rounds at the end OF
which the referee declared the match a
draw. The entire six rounds showed
both men up as excellent boxers and il.
Illustrated many scientific points concern.
ing the sport, but apparently neither
could get an advantage over the other
and the referee could not determine
which won.
After the match a deposit OF so q
side was made as a forfeit for a match
for $50 side to take place at Baraga
on June Is. This match will be ter
rounds.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-26
IN MEMORIAM.

WHEREAS, IL has pleased an all-wise Provt
dence To remove from our midst Brother Al
bert Nelson an esteemed and respected mem
Der OF Red Jacket Lodge, No. l29, A. o. U. w.
and while bumbly submitting to the decree OF
our Supreme Master, we deplore the loss OF a
faithful friend and brother: Therefore, be Il
RESOLVED, That we extend to the afflicted
widow and children OF our deceased brother
our earnest and heartfelt sympathy and com
mend them 10 have an abiding faith in the
wisdom of an all-seeing, inscrutable Power
who doeth all things for the best; and be 1,
further
RESOLVED. That the charter OF this lodge b,
draped In mourning for period of thirty days
and that a copy OF these resolutions tie en-
crossed and presented 20 the widow; a cop,
thereof transcribed upon the records OF thi,
lodge, and the same be given publication IL
the Copper Country Evening NEWS
Calumet. Mich, May %. 1925.
DoMrNICK KEMP,
JOHN ID. CUDDIHY
JOSEPH CHYNOwETH
COmmittep.