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DENNY FOR THE CHINESE MISSION
Oreaontnn Anxious to Return to the
Orient-Calls on Mckinley.

WASHINGTON. May u.-As this was
cabinet day at the White House, there
were few callers. Senator Hansbrough
introduced to the president o. NJ. Denny.
of Oregon. who has the backing OF the
oregon delegation and other prominent
men for the Chinese mission. Mr.. Denny
was consul at Shanghai. and at one time
adviser OF the king OF Korea. He is said
90 have very wide acquaintance with
the affairs OF the Orient.
Senator Deboe. OF Kentucky. and Rep-
resentative Pugh. of the same state pre-
sented D. NJ Cummingore. candidate for
collector Of internal revenue OF the Gov
ington district. and Brutus ]. Clay. a son
Of Cassius NJ. Clay. who is an applicant
for minister for Switzerland.
Senator Wellington. OF Maryland intro
duced c. 3. Trail. Of Frederick who de-
sircs 10 represent this country as consul
20 Hamburg. Mr.. Trail was consul To
Rio De Janciro under the Harrison ad-
ministrstion.
Among other callers were Senators
Quay and Pcnrose. OF Pennsylvania. and
Fairbanks. Of Indiana. and Representa-
tive Mccall. Of Massachusetts,.
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BREvITIEs.

In . police item yesterday concerning
name OF one ~ the boys Sas given a.
James Cramer. IL should have been
Joseph Cramer.
a public meeting. AT which Mss sImuss
% Chicago VIII sPeAk- VII ne held at Ply
mouth church this evening IN the Interest
81 the Young Wornens Carisfian A<so-
ciafion Miss Reeder. coast secretary. will
also BE present and speak briefly. A good
praxra NINE has been arranged No ad-
mission. Everybody invited. An agso-
siaf5o1 meeting win be held al the rooms
on Third avenue which Mss Simms Will
attend. a. ?. - D. m
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KENTUCKY DERBY TODAY.
nusvy Showers A,ampen the Trsck--
rGrst Pools sold.

LOUISVILLE. May 1.-THE Kentucky
hsby will be run at Churchill Downs to-
nerrow on = heavy track. Frequent and
srsrr showers fell today. and with the
rat favorable conditions tomorrow the
VA can hardly be dry enough 20 make
. Fs'ng good. The guaranteed value Of
- stake r. $500. The probable starters
prnamcnt tClaytonl. Typheon II.
s.srnsrl Or. cattiet; OR. Wiilismsl. Ben
eesn shailardl. Dr. Shepard tTarsn.
vssnsn fWiihitel. Cavaiero.
- 70 this morning Ornament has been
sserwhelming fsvcrfte a. the future
49, =, Odds On. but toaigbf the stock
soas % the eFstwhsle longshofS has
scHie lively jumping under the IN
s-shce % good demand from those 81
uiert who think they can pick the
enfks The first pools sold on the
sr11euAS Ierty 81 ire Turf Exchange
tht Vas az follows; Ornament siso.
Seiilett So ryphoon siao Dr Shep-
NC - Goshen 81 nen Hrowa so
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The CHAMPIONSHIPS.
praf6n ef Entries for the Intercor-
100 Games at Y. VI. &. A.
Park Saturday.

- Ueseffs good weather continues
fhoe - question as 10 the success of
~ h1Ucoiiegiate championships AZ Y.
YEA park Saturday afternoon. The
nfzlm enme In yesterday and are now
eG0iDle. and show fine field. from
49, 4 viii be hard to pick the winner.
j tGxpnsing to observe how many OF
- ~ athletes of the Pacific North
&NG Association OF the A. A. T. are in
~ Palmer In the pole vault, Dickson
\ - sprtnts. Gould and Hill In several
y ~ events. Morfsrd In the half mile.
- Peerson. Martin and Purvis I'm the
nre al men Who have held their own
e - fastest company, and who expect
81 - some record breaking Saturday.
1Silosink are the entries:
E6u-yard observation-disclosures. Palmer and
ENEfnkrwax. U. OF W.. Stewart, Gould
HILL, Whitworth, and Dickson. r.
~ mile run Morrison and G. Il. HUI,
" Rose, blackwell and Tcter. r. g.
N muxhersy, Whitworth.
B Ne vault McManus. Palmer and Bur-
4. OF w; n. II. Hill, wiSttworth
Ryard dash--W atherwax. Hartshnrn
E. tIttcn. u. OF w; Purvis and ken
Nhitworth. Pearson and Teter. r..
tslting sixteen-pound shot-Lsndsay.
Ia and Thayer. ". OF w: Gould aud
|4ars Whitworth; Pearson, y s. IT,
yard dasfl--lMcMantts Weatherwax
II reser, Y. OF w: r III. Hill, Whit
I'll: pickeons r. s. II.
Mading high jump cNanue and
|64 q. of W.. Gould and Bandy. Whit
8yard hurdie--Paimer and Burrows.
sL4W.. Gould and Moore. Whitworth.
Nzntng broad jump-~keen. CofYman
- hlmsr. U. OF w. Gould and Moore.
WnNcrffl.
01rd run-4Morford and Hin. u. OF
n hugherty. Whltworth: Rose and
n1neii. p &. u.
Umrd dash -yeser McMsnus. Harris
~ Ind Wcas herwax. u. OF W. Stew
~ Xhitworth, and Dickson. r. =. II.
Isnnsng high jump-Palmer and Mui-
Ia II OF w. Gould. Stewart and
1eahnessy. Nhitworth.
Ayard hurdles Lindsay. Palmer and
nfows. II. Of W.; Gould and Hill. Whit
H4{h
nrywing sixteen-pouna hammer--karr.
IEphlne and Thayer, II. of w: Van
|{Hsws It'll, Stewart and Shaughnessy.
E<a5fworth: Pearson. II. =. u.
nsias ras@--T. of w. Weatherwax.
H:na. Sutton, Morford. &. r. Hill ard
|fn9. Whitworth Gould. Purvis. Daugh-
~ Eyerfnan. Stewart and Kennedy.
NE games viii commence promptly at
- n m. and VIII be pushed through
NEhoat any delay. Prof. Wander Neer
tfo BE- clerk OF the course. and T.. Lar
- Ei&nck. assistant clark, and with two
mn good hustlefs to push the events,
= pogragnme can be counted on NOT
n Gag
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-xw YORK. May 1.-THE Journal to-

~xw YORK. May 1.-THE Journal to-
5serrow will say:
s1-thou.k<s are shaking the Islands OF
y .xslossp~ and Monsserraf. of the Lee
- Group In the West Indies. The rabie
i - davs ago reported that a number Of
s s~s~ns had been killed at Giuadeloupe.
a k.-sstsx were supplied ~ the Quebec liner
xt.rxssns- which arrived hero yesterday
- I<ewara island ports.
+ s@rhen the steamer reached Antigua.
s>.rsx miles from GuadeIoupe. on May ].
= s-sSx che In port was discussing the
SE-sx The heaviest had occurred two
- b<fors. when fifty colored people had
-. Killed b. being buried in the ruins
~ shefr houses In a brick church a con-
q ~1rfion OF 30 people were caught by
- rellapee Of the walls and fifty crushed
a xeath. Those In the streets saw the
100 sway back and forth and the walls
= nrfck structures crack.
- report also said that twenty-five or
zas<fx people had lost their Hives nj Point
( :. e4etrs~ Twelve brick houses In Guade-
- he'd been demolished and scores of
~1rrs cracked and scanned by the shocks.
! prsm Antigua the Madiana steamed to
se1er,srrraf arriving there on MAY 2.
8kers. fco q state of terror existed. On
45srIl y that island was rocked like a
- 1t sea- Six houses were destroyed.
~ - lives lost
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OBJECTION TO Mn. CLAYTON.
senators Wish 60 Investigate Before
Comfirmfug Him

WASHINGTON. May fi.-Objection was
made by two or three s>natcrs In execu-
tive session today 20 prevent confirmatio
- the nomination ~ Hon W X. CLAYTON
&c - judge IN Indian territory and The
nomination went over. with the under
standing that delay would not be pro-
ionFed. n was stated that there was a de-
sire only 20 investigate the nomination.
Nc charges we're r-sde against Mr. Clay
too
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DANISH CABINET RESIGNS.
Premier Rcedtx Thott and Othel
Ministers Go Out.

COPENHAGEN, May u.-Premier and
Minister of Foreign Affairs Baron Reedtz
Thott rendered the designations of the
members of the cabinet this morning. The
king has summoned ex-Premier Estrup
to form a new cabinet. In addition to
Premier Reedtz Thott. the outgoing cab
met is composed of the following menu
bers: Herr Rump, minister of justice
Col. Schanack minister of war; Vice Ad-
miral Ravn, minister Of marine; Herr
Luttichau. minister of finance: Herr
d'Aard F'leth. minister of public worship
and public instructions: Herr Harrang.
minister of the interior: Herr Sehsted.
minister of agriculture.
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Confirmation.

WASHINGTON. Nav 1.-THE serafa IN
day confirmed the following nominations
stanford Newell. OF Minnesota 10 ~.
minister 10 shs Netherlands. Casssas N.
Barnes. 20 be governor Of Cklahosna ter
rstcry. Henry a Castle. OF Minnesota 10
~ auditor OF tina postofrice department.
Thomas Bird. 20 BE Indian agent at Fort
Berthoid agency. in North Dakota
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GUNBoAr FOR ALASKA.
New Pacific Coast Vessel to he sent
North.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE cabinet
today decided 10 send one OF the new gun
boats now building on the Pacific coast
60 Sitka Alaska. about July l. The great
activity IN Alaska growing out OF the gold
discovery has inside the president and cab
inet deem this step advisable for safe
guarding American interests.
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BALTIMORE. Nd, May i0.-Henry
Smith. OF the Maryland Century Cycling
Club. finished a twenty-four hour road
race against time this morning In which
he claims to have established a new set
Of American road records. A, the end of
twelve hours he had covered 10 miles. and
AZ the end of twenty-four hours 3I4 The
records will be submitted to the Century
Cycling Club.
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q. a. R. annual Encnmpment.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo, May II.
Tho annual encampment of the Colorado
and Wyoming departments. G. A. r.. be-
gan today. Nearly 1000 war veterans are.
In attendance, and the city is thronged
with visitors. A parade occurred this aft
ernoon. A camp fire was held this even
ing. Gov. Adams delivered an address.
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WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE president
today sent the following nominations 10
the senate;
To be consuls: Albion W. Toursee. Of
New York. AZ Bordeaux. France: sidney
n Everett. OF Massachusetts,. az Batavia.
Java
Interior-Henry P. Chatham. Of North
csroliss. 20 es recorder % deeds for the
District Of Columbia; Ephrairn n. Smock.
to be receiver Of public moneys at Buff
falo. Wye.
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REVOLUTION AT An END.
InsurrcctiOn In Honduras Meets q
Sudden COIIapse

WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE state de-
partment today received a dispatch from
. United States Consul Little. at Teguci-
gaipa, the capital of Honduras. stating
that the revolution has come TO an end.
He furnishes no details surrounding the
collapse.
NEW YORK, May IA dispatch to the
Herald from Panama says: The Herald
correspondent in. Tegucigalpa, Honduras.
telegraphs that after a fierce battle yes
terday the government troops succeeded
In recapturing the town of Puerto Cor
tee, a seaport. from the rebels In the
engagement which took place in the city
large number Of insurgents were killed
and few Of the government troops lost
their lives. The rebels had many wound
ed and forty OF them were taken prison.
ers. When the leaders OF the rebellion.
who were In Puerto Cortez. realized that
they would be unable 10 hold the city.
they deserted their troops and escaped 10
Guatemala.
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"a osski-ANp eiay u-weaher .air.
"a sAst Results.
a - t-FionFs-Con Moto Won. Tina.
- 80 i.nEN~ NfTNNsn wen Tirfa f.fes.
- 80 a hsf f4riongs Narania Ssss.
Il @Aa an eiEaih-Prppsr uon. T1m.
Tine -. '''' 's'A'i /" AF1er
~ 80 a sixieenih-fsoheaguia Won.
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mead, and was told by the general that he
ought to consider himself lucky that he
tReyes) did not sink the Rover and that
capt. Reed could protest as much as he
liked, 1t made no difference to him. as the
American consul, Alger. was at the head
OF the revolution at Puerto Cortex.
The Rover then proceeded on her way.
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Bicycle Thief Cuts His Throat.

FLORENCE. Col. May lf-w. w.
Standifer. living at Beaver Creek. near
here. was arrested last night By Flor
ence officer for stealing a bicycle. He i'm
nediately drew a knife ana cut his
throat dying In few minutes.
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WASHINGTON, May u.--Juige Day az
Ohio. today qualified as assistant score
tary ~ state. Mr.. Rockhsil. whom he sue
csecet viii remain until Assistant Secre-
taxy Day becomes entirsly familiar with
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TO IMPORT SWIFT wHEELMEN.
Portland Arranges Athletic Events
for the Fourth Of July.

PORTLAND. May lit is announced
that arrangements have practically been
completed by the Multnomah Amateur
Athletic Club for bringing to this city a
track team from the Olympic Club OF
San Francisco 10 compete in the games
TO be given here on July l.
Ii Is also stated that a wrestling match
and a boxing contest between members
OF the two clubs VIII take place at that
time.
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ore mile selstnx-Declare wcn TINE.
zs<z1z
G@iesy stakes four ard oue-has fur
iouxz-k ftefoos Won Time. 50.
Four ard 0ne-hzn furfongs-9ecrgc
keene won Tire. .SfE.
Sever furionxz- Rensselaer, won Time.
81. Nicholas stakes. mile ard one-hzk.
over six nurdEes-Forget won Tine, esss.
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Forger cole Jamps Tor Freedom.

BALTIMORE May 11.--John A. Cole.
of Glencoe. Pa. under sentence of fifteen
years in the Maryland penitentiary for
forging Union Pacific bonds, broke from
his keepers and jumped from an express
train on the Baltimore e. Ohio while the
train was going at full speed. He will
probably die. Cole had a wide reputation
as clever forger.
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Ayers Pills are recommended BY leading
physicians and druggists as the most
prompt and efficient remedy for bilious
neSs. nausea. costiveness. indigestion.
siugsishness % the liver. iaundicc and
sick headache. also. % relieve colds. fe-
xsrs neuralgia and rheumatism.
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LONDON. May 1.-THE Prince and
Princess OF Wales yesterday officially re-
ccived Col. John Hay. the American am
hsssador. al Marlborough house. Col.
Hay was accompanied by Mrs. Hay ard
Miss Hay.
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CHICAGO. May 1.-Two bills. each
asking a receiver OF the California Fruit
Transportation Company. were hled today
IN the superior court. There - a quarrel
between the stockholders OF the corpora
ton
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nsr-s. piNHh Nay Il The hest race AZ
Ia. =. ielAt Nss that u the Gaiesy
49,. e~f-eit nliieS Kltrsosst wan
~. mp - a couple az feet Re-
- r r., o9is.haif sarisnEs-Hsrry Reed
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DINGLEY AND HIS BILL
PROPOSED TARIFF LAW WILL
YIELD ENOUGH REVENUE

Amendments Already Recommended
Not So Numeroas - Generally
Thought-No Question That the
Bill VIII Accomplish the object
Aaticipating importations Wouid
Seriously Aaect Revenues for the
First Year.
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Brooke May Assume Command.

CHICAGO. May 1i.-Brig. Gen. John r.
Brooke. commanding the department OF
the Missouri. is in Washington BY order
of the secretary of war. and IL Is said 10
assume command Of the army.
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1o(gED LIKE A BOAT.
ISLANDS SEVERELY
--.~u M EARTHoUAkEs.

-s~p~ killed % Guaaeioupe
"a usassevras-Af Amigos FIFTY
1900 People Are buried fn the
~-s~e ~ Theiv Hem~s-Tws HUM
- people Crashed IN Church
m~eses shake TO sad Frs, and
&--~x 70 FSee~s-Entiss PspnIa-
- Terrfsed-
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.

ST. LOUIS, May list Louis hiIadei-
phfa game postponed: rain
LOUISVILLE. May IL I>oufsvgIIe-New
York game postponed: wet grounds.
PTTTsBURG, May 1.-THE home team
suffered their first shut-oBt Of the season
to-day The visitors made their two runs
on a base on balls. followed by two two
bagrers. Attendance 3.eo. Score:
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A correspondent IL informed that
Choynski never met Maher. and there
fore never defeated him.
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The Great Northern railway Is the pop
ular line 10 all ksotenai points No lay
over.
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ATHENS, Hay ll-A dispatch from
- mys that an earthquake shock last
- i1ifty seconds was felt there last even
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Rowing Mafch Tor ur. mcdowell.
TORONTO. May i1--Dr. Mcdowell. of
Chicago. and j. r. Rumohr. of the To-
ronfo Rowing Club. are matched to row
at Orilla on May "a for a suitable trophy.
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Bafteries-Mercer and Farrell, Corbett
and Clark. Tmpire-Hnrst.
CHICAGO. May li-Bofh tears played
loosely today. and the game was one
sided and embarrassing until the close.
The Reds infeId went TO pieces IN the
last inning. giving the Colts splendid OPP
portunity 20 win out. but after few runs
they steadisd down and retired the side.
leaving two Of the locals on bases At
tendance /. 30. Score.
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pending negotiations. when IL is expected
Mr.. Roekhili will be appointed TO some
foreign mission.
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INHERITANCE TAX Is VALID.
Illinois Supreme Court Reverses the
Court Below.

SPRINGFIELD. H., May 1.-THE ILL.,
nois supreme court today decided the in
heritance tax law passed by the state
legislature two years ago. to be constitu-
tional. reversing the decision Of the lower
court.
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The Great Northern is the snort line 10
Spokane. 81. Paul and all points East.
Look at their library cars before you de-
eide.
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Batteries awfey and Merrill. Lewis
and Bergen. Umpire-Lynch-
WASHINGTON. MAJ 1.-THE placing
Of the Washington team today was weak,
while the Baitimores did not play excep-
fionaIiy well Attendance 900. Score:
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Observation-Disclosures and Kfttridge: Dwyer
and Peitz. Umpire Ale Donald
CLEVELAND. May u.-Cuppy puzzled
the Bridegrooms worse today than Daub
did the Indians yesterday. Score:
r. II. 4.
Cleveland .........- ... Il
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Bicycle lessons given daily at Armory.
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standing ss the Cluss.

Following is the standing Of the club
to date.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

A Case OF Ladies' Black Drop-Sttch Hose CSC pair.
A Lot of Dress Skirts. at $3.50 and $40 each.
10 Dozen Summer Comforters, $50 to I-I5 each. q
Mems Negligee Shirts. soft bosoms. sl50 EACH
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have Improved since had ne @ sns pain n
entirely Box South
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iTyE, sm3Es the GZaFKs.

"The Land OF Big Red Apples"
is an attractive and Interesting
book, handsomely illustrated with
views of South Missouri scenery.
including the famous Olden fruit
farm OF 5000 acres n Howell
county. 1t pertains to fruit
raising in that great jruiJ bel; OF
America, the southern slope Of
the Ozarks, and Will prove OF great
value, not only TO fruit growers,
but to every farmer and home
seeker looking for y farm aud d
home. MAILED tree. Address
J. r. LOCKWOOD,
Kansas City, Mo.
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You can make no mistake in
buying a Dewitt wheel. They
are put up by the best mechanics
and are made of the best stock.
They are fully guaranteed by
Burnett.
Selling at cost-That is what
Hackett will do for the next 80
days. His elegant line Of gents
furnishing goods, shoes, hats,
valises, umbrellas, etc, are bar
gains. Hodges corner.
The Ditto-Badger bicycle race
has been postponed until Monday
afternoon when it will take place
at 1 o'clock from Ed Carmichael's
residence to the Ocala House.
The finest line of candies just
received at Whaley's.
"A genuine Cold Cream Glyc-
crime Soap. cakes for 10 cents
at the Autobiography drug store.
Boys empire suits at Mas
tiers; the newest styles in the
cities.
-Borated Talcum Powder at
the remarlSa bic low price, tin box,
| 10 cents at the Autobiography
drug store.
MILDLY vest suits at Masters
in all styles of colors.
Fifty cents (50c) buys good
sweater for man or boy, at ]
J. Fu!ler's.
Cycling tweeds, The goods
for ladies' skirts, new and pretty,
10c. per yard at Rheinauer's.
Boys sailor suits at Masters
from years up.
Fresh flower seeds, 1897 crop,
al the Autobiography drug store
Do not fail to get packag &c OF
sweet peas before al are gone.
The Autobiography drug
store is now Offering surprises il
low prices do not fail TO see the
line of fine soaps and perfumeries
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Quarantine Notice.

Account yellow fever at Mobile,
Ala, the Plant sir..a mship line
service between Port Tampa and
Mobile has been temporarily oiS-
continued.
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Don't Tobacco Spit and 3noks Er1r Life Away.
Il You want 20 quiz tobacco using easily
and forever. &c maze well, strong, magnetic,
full OF new life ana vigcr, take No-Io-Bac,
the wondcr-worker, that makes weak men
strong. Many gain ten pounds in ten days.
Over sC0, 900 cured. Buy No-To-Bac OF your
druggist, under guarantee to cure, 5Oc or
SLIGO. 8 .oEle. and sample mailed Tree: Az.
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-09-24

This service is inaugurated with
a view O. giving the people of the
interior better facilities for reach
ing the East Coast ocean resorts.
j. D. RAINIER, A. @. P. A.
j. P. BECKwITH, Traffic Mgr.