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Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-05-19
Turcya.

KoNsrASrYNoroL.---Nastapi}a tn
nagEa i nieprzewidziana zmiana W
sytuacyi politycznej. Rossya W osta.
tniej chwili odkry}a jei zamiary
przc7 20 zmusi}a Turcye Nicmcy
do zaprzestania dalszej woiny. Osta-
tniej nocy dzisiaj wv srode) rano,
Turcya popieran2 przcz Niemcy,
drwi}a sobie Rossyi, Francyi, Au-
stryi, Wielkiei Brytanii i W}och,
upiera}a sic przy zabraniu Tesalii
opr6cz olbrzymiego odszkodowania
wojenncgo, takze zamierza}a ma
szerowaG ma Ateny.
Ministrowie otrzymali iednak we
Wtorek telegram Zofi donoszqcy
o czesciowej mobilizacyi bu}garskiej
armii, prawdopodobnie na zadanie
Rossyi. Nastqpi}a zaraz narada mi
nistr6w. Partya wojenna ME chciafa
zaprzestania wojny, ale W kohcu po-
koju usposobieni ezEonkowie mini
steryum zwyciezyli i 1875 PIP.
Edhem pasza komendant turecki W
Tessalii otrzymaf rozkazy zaprzesta-
MIA .krok6w nieprzyjacielskich.
.ak sic okazuje, car zwrdci} sic
wprost do su}tana Z proSbq zaprze-
stanie wojny zgodzenie sic ma po-
k6j, to zEaczeniu TEN, re Tur-
cya gdyby ME zaprzesta}a wojny,
sciagnefaby ma siebie strasznc ME
bezpieczenstwo, zmusi}a Turcye do
@lstapienia.
Oczekuja teraz, ze warunki poko'
ju, ustanowione zostana przez bez-
posrednie konferencye Turk6w
Grek6w.
LoNDYN. .-11armonia prasy euro
pejskiej i jednobrzmicnno$c artykn
low co do warunk6w pokoju, jest
zadziwiaiaca. Pd}urzednowe pisms
Times, Nowoje Wremia, Temps
North Deutsche Zeitung i Fremden
blatt, wszystkic pisz2 przeeiw Tur
cyl. Spodziewajq sic, &c Z powodr
przy}aczenia sic Niemiec do ogdlno
europejskiej konferencyi przyspie
sly nogocyacye.
Lord Salisbury, premier angiel
ski, we wtorek podczas bankietu v
Junior Constitutional klubie, Eau
wazy}, re sic obawia dalszych ogol
no europejskich komplikacyi, wy
wolanych zwiekszaj2ca sic sitq Ros
syi.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-05-19
Tabor niemiecki.

Mierzewo. Maiatek Garzykowo i
die ma subhaste. Jest to majatek o
obszarze 4SO, 81 hekJarow. . >,.-
Majatek dominialny Oporzyn W
powiecie wagrowieckim, maiacy 29e
hektar6w obszaru, zamieniono ma
gmine wiejska, i madame mu przez-
wisko kulturne ."Spiegel."
Czerniejowo. w majatku hr. Sk6-
rzewskiego pracuja W. roll 4 wiel-
b}ady. -.
Srem. Majatek Cha}awy W powie-
Gle sremskim, majacy 2eO hektar6w
obszaru sprzedafa PAM Moracze zewska
panu Ifflandowi z Pietrowa "a 800
tysiecy mrk. Kupujacy pfacif 30
NIX. "a norge. : II
Jerzyce, dnia s kwietnia. We ia
bryce tektury smo}owcowej frmy
Pohle Broh, wybuch} ogieh, a by}
jak sic zdajepod1ozony re zemsty: :
Starry Zatom, w powiecie miedzy-
chodzkim. Nierozsadny gospodarz
Mazur, ehcac trojgu wnukom spra-
vic zabawke, posadzi} ich ma name
zu W czasie obrotu przy rzn nieciu
sieczki. Jedno z MICH, chfopiec, spa
d}o miedzy kola obrotowe ite iurwa-
}y mu noge W udzie. Dziecko po-
dobno zyje, ale ma ca}e zycie bedzie
kaleka. Zas}anianie czesci obroto-
wych przy maszynach jest akazane
przepisami policyjnemi, mimo to
Jest jeszcze wielu tax nies1yeha1fie
lekkomyslnych i nieoglednych, IL
narazaja sic przezto ma kary policyj.
ne ma nieszczescia. -.
Ko}obrzeg. Mieszkahcy~ osady kaa.
pielowej nadmorskiej. widocznie tax
iak W Sopotach wielkie zyski majf
Polak6w, przybywajacych ma lato
by sic kapac W morzu i WIN acniat
silly zdrowie. Zaniepokoi}y .ich O
dezwy i nawo}ywania pism warsaw
skich, ably ludnos6 zamozna polsk'
odtad omlja}a wszelkie wody prus
kie, gdzie hakatysci burmistr rzuja
iezdzila do innych w6d zagranicz
nych. !
Ko}obrzeg by} dotad jedna 2 tycl
osad, do kt6rej Polacy t}umnie zdq
zali. Obecnie wychodzaca W Kolo
brzegu gazeta "Zeitung fuer Pom
mern'' potepia dziafanie polak koze1
cze. hakatyst6w ogfasza, ze Ko}o
;, brzezani nie mic mimi wsp6lnego nj
maja TAX to ma hakatystdw zeN
szad uderzaja Niemcy "a ich .burz'
c., a dla spokojnych, uczciwyc
Mem cow wprost zgubns praktyA
szerzenia klamstw, oszezerstw
wszeIkiego rodzaju nieszlachetnyc
: czyn9w. Polacy jednakl, J ME. powinl
! zWazac ma te protest ale omij'
.Ezdala Yszystko 90 niemiec kie,
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-05-19
Polacy ma Obey kniel...
w czasie pozaru bazaru W P

/ w czasie pozaru bazaru W Pa.
ryzu zgine}a takze polka PAM Blih-;
ska. <ss$s
/ Miedzy rannymi, kt6rzy ocaleli:;
W czasie pozaru bazaru W Paryzu
znajduje sic takze hrabina Dzia-.:
}ylska. 4 I#.:ii 4
/ P. Dyonizy zaleski, syn poety
\ Bohdana Zaleskiego, urodzon y We
Francyi, otrzyma} awans ma szefa
dywizyi dyrekcyi skarbowej VI pre-
fekturze Sekwany W Paryzu. . .t@s ;*s
I Do wojsk greckich walczacy +
z turkami W pisa} sig JUSTIN Jakt7-.
sztys. litwin, zwracajacy uwage ol-5i
brzymim wzrostem i drugi me edyk,
Z Warszawy, kt6ry prosif ko men-;..@s. ;.s
danta, ably ME wymieni} jegP na--.zii sd
zwiska. =:Si
/ Socyalisci Polacy W Bel Tlinie
odbyli zebranle, ma kt6rem NC hwa::s5i
lono nastepujaca rezolucye: $50
cyalisci polscy protestuja z cafs q
stanowczoscia przeciwko wykr@cze-s
niom w}adz pruskich wobec Haro-s5si
dowosci polskiej. zadaje oni VOLS
pego wykonywania praw, przy roz-sz;
Biorzc Polski poreczonych, i zqbo-Sssj
4iqzujq sig wszelkiemi si}ami da-
zyc do tego, zeby ME usprawiedli-
wione a przeciwne kulturze wykro-
c 7enia jak najrychlej zosta}y. I 4su- f B.
nfete." ::>: .:s
+ P. Stanisfaw Koch W Part rEzu 81 #
bfzeia} ma w4asnose hotel ssBrun ms Il.
Xix" zmienia jego nazwe ma FFH Ho-g;;
tel de Varsovie. r.: SE
/ Edward Weychte, redaktor
< fGazety Robotniczej" W BerlinEe
'z zazany zosta} ma ieden miesiac WIG #s
dienia, "a obrazs. ! I'll IS
i Artysta rzezbiarz MARGIN k9w- #
J wykohczyf W Berlinie statue Al
tam ma Mickiewicza, kt6ra ma bye q.
is tawiona W pieknej "Dolinie. MIC
<i4wicza" W Kownie. ss5
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-05-19
ZNOWU YERKES.
Chce przeprowadzic MOVIE
prawo dOtyczace kOlei
ulicznych.
Pensye dla radc6w miejskich.-
Zamach mOrderczy ma byfegO
senatOra 2 New YOrku.-
ROZmaitOSci.
Yerkes poluje.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL. Yerkes przyby]
do Springfield we wtorek, azeby O.
sobiscie dogladac przeprowadzenia
nowego prawa dotyezacego kolei u
licznych.
Move prawo pozwala ma nadawa-
ME kolejom trzydziesto-letn 5
cent6w op}aty "a jazde, przez POLO
we terminu. Po up1ywie. tegoz cena
ma bye oznaczona przez komitet To-
kalny z}ozony z burmistrza, kontro-
lera komisarza robot publicznych.
Odszkodowanie dla miasta jest tro-
che ZWieksZOnom.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-05-19
Nienlcy.

BERLIN. Rada pahstwa przyjefa
dis, W drugiem czytaniu, POI g}o-
sami przeciw SO, wniosek postano-
wiony przez radyka}ow, socyalist6w,
anty -semit6w Polak0w, kt6ry
brzmi:
"Niemieckie towarzystwa jakiej-
kolwiek natury, moga czynie kom-
binacye innemi. Wszelkie poprze-
dnie prawa, odnospe do tego, So cd
wo1ane.''. Rad stawio} silnae opozy:
eye, ale zosta1 pobity. !. ,.....:.. = IL. !. !
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-05-19
Zamach nOrdercZy.

New YORK. We wtorek William
B. Van AIKEN i jakis drugi niezna-
iomy czfowiek, weszli do biura ex-
senatora Stan6w Zjednoczonych j.
R. Mcpherson, W budynku Aldrige.
Po kr6tkiej rozmowie, Van AIKEN
rzucH sic ma ex-senatora i chcia} 60
zastrzeliG, ale sekretarz Low wmle-
szaf sic zdo1al revolver odwrocic.
Van AIKEN zostal aresztowanym, ale
jego wsp6lnik uciek}. ..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-05-19
NOninOWania.

WASHINGTON, D. c. Prezydent
mianowal wczoraj:
Williama W.. Marrow Califor-
nil sedzia W 8 okregu.
George M. Thomas Kentucky,
asystentem W departamencic clio.
wynn.
Frank II. Eldridge, szef inzyniel
marynarki.
Samuel G. Morse 2 Washington.
agcntem Indyan.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-05-19
Nagle unniera.

NEW York. Edward Radford,
cygan re Springfield, ILL.,, areszto-
wany we wtorek ma podstawie po-
dejrzeh powodu smierci zony te-
goz, zachorowaf we wiezieniu i IL
mari W przeciagu czterech Igodzin W
szpitalu.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-05-19
Waine praWa.

LANSING, Mich. DIVA nader waz-
ne prawa zosta}y ustanowione przez
Legislature Stanu Michigan. Jedno
zmusza koleje do wydawania bile
tow 500 milowych po 2 "a mile, a
drugi do wydawania wymiennych
bilet6w milowych, ma wszystkle ko.
lie W. sStanie =. =....
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-05-19
w pewnej redakcyi.

w peWneJ redakcyl.
Redaktor:--Staraj sic pan napi-
sac ten artyku1 nieco jasniej:
Reporter -Redaktorze! Jestem
pewien, re artyku} ten kazdy inteli-
gentny .czfowiek zrozumie.
Redaktor:--Tak inteligentny. Ale
my piszemy dla... publieznosci!
Prof. ~Udowodnij mi, re te tr6jka-
ty So do siebie przystajace.
Uczeh. Dale panu profesorowi ma
to slowo honoru.
Prof. Powiedz mi, kt6re zwierze
potrzebuje najmniej jesc do utrzY-
mania swego zycia?
Uczeh. Mol. .....
Prof. Ola czego?
Uczen. Bo on gryzietylko dziury.
Porzadna sfuga.
- Dlaczego Marysiu ME star4a'
kurzu ma 'biurku pana?... IL
t.. - Apo myslla}am, co pan akura
dis bedzie pisatl, irekawem to zmi
Czytajcie ! TELEGRAF. Podaje via
domosc paawdlz dziiWe q mai noRsze. e..,s
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-05-19
Madra c0reczka.

Madra c6reczka.
- Wiesz mamo, pan Adolf O.
swiadczy4 mi sic.
- Oszala}as c6rko... On ami cen
tusia nie ma, chyba dostanie COS po
smierci OLGA swego, tego poczciwego
Adolfa...
-Alez ia w}asnie movie o ojcu,..
on bedzie moim mezem.
- TAX, to co innego. Niechze
GIG usciskam moja droga i mqdra
c6runiu...
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-05-19
Me chce WydaC.

ALBANY, N. Y. Gubernator
Black, odm6wif wydania Clarence
Barton i Gravas, aresztowanych W
New Yorku. Oskarzeni SO skra-
dzenie $1,000 z banku Loan and
Trust Co., W Ogden City W Utah.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-05-19
Roztargniony.

Roztargniony.
Pan professor siedzi pozne wieczo-
rem przy piracy i zatopiony W czy-
taniu waznego dzie}a naukowego--
wtem wpada s}uzqca VIOLA Panic
profesorze, z}odzieje zakradli sic do
jednego pokoju i pladruja..
= Powiedz I'M, re dis mic nam
czasu, MECH jutro przyjdq.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-05-19
Plaza alderman0W.

Senat dis przyj2} prawo, NADIA
iace aldcrmanom miasta Chicago
$500 pensyi rocznie. Prawo regu
luj2ce prawybory (primaries) costa
10 pobitem.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-05-19
Uczona pensyonarka.

w pokoju zapali}y sic frank,
wszyscy wiec krzycza: "Wody! wo-
dy!" 7 7cnia, c6rka gospodarstwa,
kt6ra tylko co ukohczy}as pensye re
stopniem celujacym fzyki, bieg-
ME do kuchni i wraea. po chwili z
pustemi rekoma.
- Dlaczego ME przynios}as wo'
DIV? VIOLA matka.
- Kiedy jest tylko goraca- -od
powiada c6rka. -.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-05-19

Gdy W Senacie przysz}o we VITO
rex do obrad mad bilem czyniacym
nowy podziaf dystrykt6w senator
skich, maszyny cz}onkowic postawi-
Ii wniosek@ by obrady wstrzyinac,
obawiajac sic porazki. Jak sprawa
obecnie stoi, ME zdajc sic mozeb-
mem, re projekt zostanie prawem.
NOWy bulward.
Jak sig zdaje, legislature pozwoli
komisarzom parkowym, ma wybudo-
wanie nowego bulwaru wzd}uz je-
ziora cd Lake Front do Jackson
parku i ma wybudowanie muzeum
Fielda, na Lake Front parku.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-05-19
Uhonorowany w oitek.

- Al waj!... Co ia widzeA.. Wrd-
Giles z kryninafu?
- Me kryminalu, jeno take
go domu, gdzie wiedza jak cz}owie-
ka uhonorowaG. Drzwi przedcmna
otwierali, drzwi "a nina zamykali,
jeszcze kazali sobie zrobit moja TO-
tografe ma pamiqtke.
Polacy: winni wspierae siebie WA
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-05-19

I'm wi iecej u Polak6w kupowat
bedziemy, tenn taniej beda spr'ziesda'- I:
wac I. .: i. 4.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-05-19

ls II Czytajcie ] TELEGRAF. Podaje via:
! domosci paawdz live i i nainoWsz z5 #5
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-05-19
MasZyna pObita.

;he zwiekszonem.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-04
Male and Female Created He Them.

God created man in his own image
and woman as mans helpmeet, mans
companion. How anyone can believe
this assertion and also believe that
mans Creator is an all-wise God, and
yet deny that woman is mans equal,
morally aud intellectually, unless his
belief is the offspring of mysterious
providence and an enigmatical lack
Of common sense, is unanswerable
An all-wlse God must know that a
companion, to be a companion in all
else but a name, must be an equal.
Vet there are many who believe this
story of mans creation and also be-
lieve that woman has soul to save,
and deny that she hasa right to speak
In meeting; aud more, that she should
be amenable TO the law and deny that
she shOald have any voice in the en-.
actment Of the law. Woman has
ever been the truest friend of the
church.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-04

pending for the establishment OF q
Juvenile reformatory. The original
bill called for an appropriation of S40,'
900, but the measure was so amended
by Mr.. Owens as to require but So.
900, which sum is to be paid cur oi
the funds received from the hire OF
the state convicts.
One of the most important meas.
ures passed is the constitutional
amendment clothing the railroad com
missioners with judicial powers,
which has, by some happy chance,
gone through both houses.
1t is impossible in the limited space
at my disposal to give any adequate
outline of the curosities and monstros-
tiles thrown up to the surface by the
present Legislature. One queer bill
must suffice for an example 1t was
introduced by Christie, "of the grand
old county of Leon,n and provided
for an appropriation of 81 200 for the
purpose of preparing "a roster of the
survivors of the Seminole war; 1t
was transparent job, intended
solely for the benefit of the Leon
county politicians, and was very neat
ly opposed by John Wall, of Putnam,
who declared that, while he would
like to provide "a soft snap for every
man in Leon county," he realized the
futility of the hope, and would, there
fore, vote no.
This was Mr.. Christie's cue. In an
instant he was on his feet, with flash
ing eyes and angry eloquence.
But Mr.. Wall proved quite equal to
the occasion, as he quietly remarked
1.-THE sore-backed horse must be ex-
pected to vince" 1t was not much,
but it was enough. The laugh killed
the bill, and added one more laural
wreath of the old Watchdog of the
treasury"
Senator Carson's bill providing for
primary elections passed both houses
to-day. This measure had been so
amended by me as to apply the same
democratic principle to candidates for
the United States senate. This meas
ure is serious blow to the machine
politicians and their cut-aud-dried
methods, and will do much to rem
der the reduction of democratic prin-
ciples from theory to practice possible.
The rottenness in connection with
the committee clerk business has be-
come so pronounced that it has been
found necessary to introduce two res
olutions into the senate to-day bear
ing upon the subject. One of these
resolutions provides that the pay roll
shall be certified to not later than
Wednesday. This is done to obviate
the scandalous practices of two years
ago, when men were sneaked in upon
the pay roll for the entire session at
S. per day, when, as matter Of fact,
they had not worked one hour. |
have myself seen this session Il mem
ber certify to the "fact" that a clerk
had "worked" 40 days, when ten min
utes would fully cover his eXpendi-
ture of mental force.
The other resolution requires that
the names of every committee clerk,
together with that of the member en-
ploying him, shall both be spread up
on the journal. Both We're meritor-
ious measures and both were adopted.
IITTfIT
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-04
Did You Ever

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your troubles? If not, get a little
now and get relief. This medicine
has been found to be peculiarly adopt
ed to the relief and cure of all Female
Complaints, exerting a wonderful
direct influence in giving strength
and tone to the organs. If you have
Loss of Appetite, Constipation, Head
ache, Painting Spells, or are Nervous,
Sleepless, Excitable, Melancholy or
troubled with Dizzy Spells, Electric
Bitters is the medicine you need.
Health and Strength are guaranteed
by its use. Large bottle only fifty
cents at F. G. Alworth & Co.'S.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-04
U.c, Y. Appointments.

Gen. J. J. Dickson, majo1-5eneral
Florida division United Confederate
Veterans, has appointed Miss Luella
Gary, daughter of the late Col. S. NJ
G. Gary, sponsor for the division. Miss
Mary Mayo, daughter of Col. j. NJ.
Mayo, and Miss Mamie Brian, the
generals granddaughter, will be the
maids of nonor. The grace and beau
ty of Florida's fair daughters will be
fittingIy represented by these lovely
maidens at the reunion of the United
Confederate Veterans to be held al
Nashville June 20, q, % and %.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-04
Death Of James Il. Hill.


This community was profoundly
shocked last Tuesday morning to re-
ceive telegram from Lake Weir an
nOuncing the death of James II. Hill,
Judge of the county court for this
county.
Judge Hill visited the capital week
before his death, and was taken slight
ly sick. After his return home he had
one or two chills. Continuing 10 feel
unwell, he decided on Saturday to Wis
il Lake Weir for a few days rest
and recuperation. On Sunday he felt
considerably better and on Monday
was able to take great deal Of exer-
else and ate hearty supper that
night He suffered somewhat from
the effects of it, but his bad feeling
soon passed off and he rested we'll
through the night. Tuesday morning
he was feeling remarkably better and
was able to partake of a hearty break
fast. In about an hour afterwards he
complained Of pains in his stomach
and concluded to lie down. Continu-
ing to grow worse, his father-in-law,
Capt. JOHN l.. Carney, hurried to the
telegraph station, about mile distant,
to summon a physician and returned
home to find his son-in-l&w dead. 1t
is presumed that he died either from
the effects of a coDjestive chill or heart
failure.
He leaves a widow and child and u
large circle of friends and acquaint-
ances to bemOan his sudden death.
Judge Hill came to Ocala about
twelve years ago, and before clothed
with the robes of the judicial ermine,
was a successful vegetable and orange
grower. He was bland and affable in
disposition and the returns of the last
election showed his immense popular
ity with the people, having defeated
two to one, the most popular man,
up to that time, in the county.
Although actively engaged in poll
tics for many years, and considered a
shrewd and adroit politician, he is not
known to have had a single enemy in
the entire limits of the county. He
was SS years of age. He leaves his
family in comfortable circumstances,
as he had several insurance policies on
his life. He was buried from his res
dence, and in the absence of Rev. Jno.
G. Cav, Rev. J. G.. Porter officiated.
The knights of Pythias, of which he
was member, and the Ocala bar at
tended the funeral in body.
| The Banner extends its sincerest
coincidence to the grief-stricken fami-
| ly and immediate friends.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-04

We learn from the Mail and Express
extra OF Thursday morning that State
Treasurer G. B. Collins sent in his
resignation at 10 a. m. on that day
and that Governor Bloxham appoint
Ell as his successor Mr.. J. b. Whit
field, formerly clerk of the superior
court. Mr.. Whitfield's appointment
meets with general approval. Wheth-
er or not Mr.. Collins resignation ends
the impeachment proceedings is a
mooted question.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-04

"Let parents not live for their child
ren, but with them" The mother
should allow no false modesty to stand
in the way of her daughters knowl-
edge of herself, of her possibilities, of
her perils. For over thirty years DIR.
Pierce has used his "Favcrite Pre-
scription" as strengthener, purifier,
a regulator. 1t works directly upon
the delicate, distinctly feminine or
gans, in natural, soothing way. 1t
searches out the weak spots end builds
them up. A woman who would un-
derstand herself should send q cents
to the Worlds Dispensary, Buffalo,
n. Y, for DIR. Pierce's Medical Advis-
er, book of 1908 pages.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-04

Grace Darrell confesses that her alb
duction, and the awful treatment
which followed it, and for which sew.
eral prominent young men in Sumter
county were convicted, was a plot oi
her own fabrication; that she was
never abducted, and the young men
are entirely guiltIess.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-04
SENATOR M'LIN's SAY,

MR PRESIDENT rise to 4 question OF priv
leee In the privileged remarks Of the senator
of the second Mr Chipleyi of the 75th, there is
a reference made to a letter
As a sequel to said privileged remarks, find
in the journal OF the house Of representatives OF
the 18th in the privileged remarks Of Mr.. Stock
ton a member from Luval, that which purports
to be a copy Of the letter referred to by the sena-
tor OF The second district I find reference is
made to me in said letter, supposed TO have been
written by one +. TRAY, Of Jacksonville, Fla
As the letter appears to have been written III
my county. deem it proper 10 state some facts
which will show TO the senators that nothing has
been sal a or done by me TO justify the reference
made to me in the letter
l had not seen Mr. TRAY after the Sanford
! convent IL adjourned until I met him on the
| train as was on nv way 10 attend the present
! session Of the legislature nor did know that
| Mr rriav had ever been in Lake county until
| tfis letter cameup Nor has Mr.. TRAY, person
| ailv or by letter, spoken to me relative to my
supporting Mr. Chipley, or any one else. ttr The
postion OF United States senator. Nor have
had al any time under consideration any prop
ositiou from senator w d. Chipley, either made
in person or by letter, or by any one i'll his name
n induce me to vote for said Chipley. Th'
| writer of the said letter certainly had nothing
from me. or by my authority, TO justify the ref
| erence made. Nor did it ever enter my mine
that auyone knowing me would suppose that
couId dbeiuduced to act upon any matter Of a pub
lie nature for my own agrandizeinent al III
time supposed that Colonel chipley expected NJ
support, as he was doubtless aware oil pieage
publicly made by me to the people represent
1t is proper for me to state that Colonel Chiple
has never spoken to me relative TO his eandiaaS
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-04

Hundreds of thousands have been
induced TO try Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy by reading what it has done
for Others, and having tested its mer-
its for themselves are to-day its warm
est friends For sale by Anti-monop-
oly Drug Store, I'M.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-04

There is no better time to buy dress
goods than the present, and at no
place in Ocala can such excellent
styles and quality be found at such
low rates as are to be had at Masters.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-04

Messrs. w. NJ. and w. T. Davis, of
Leighton, Ca, who are making a
prospective tour Of this county with a
view of locating among us, were
among the pleasant callers at the Ban
ner Office Tuesday.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-04
Astonishingl

People who have never before visit
ed The Racket are astonished at the
variety of useful household articles 70
be found there.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-04

DIR. B. +. Lisk, the popular and efii-
cient NJ. d. of Counor, was among our
pleasant visitors Wednesday, and in
formed us, with silver wheel, that
he could not do without the Banner.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-04
The Racket.

Fish lines, 1c; 10 fish hooks, lc; best
pencil, lc; IS steel pens, sc; 10 envel'
opes, sc; Davids' ink, Be; quire fools
cap paper, sc; As sheets note paper, &c
brass shoe nails, sc. Come and see
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-04

II, B. Masters will make n special
sale of Lonsdale muslin, a yard wide,
for only seven cents yard; yard wide
unbleached domestic at A. cents a
yard. Call early and get first choice.