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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-08-11

Registry books and supplies have
been sent out and the registry agents
have qualified in every precinct
throughout the county save Temple
Bar and Summit, both of which
places are situated in the extreme
southern part of the county on the
Colorado. 1t is too early however
to estimate with certainty, what the
total vote of the county will be in
November.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-08-11
Notice..

The undersigned has been ap-
pointed agent of A. Mandich and
all persons knowing themselves in
debted to said A. Mandich will ar
range to pay their claims to the un-
dersigned and save costs.
NJ. Church.
Phoebe, April IL 1898.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-08-11

The action of the Bismark family
in rejecting all friendly advances on
the part of the Government at his
death, has caused great anger in
many parts of the empire. The
dead prince evidently intended not
to be known in connection with the
present Emperor at all. He wrote
his own epitaph, and it is to be used
on his tomb-"A faithful German
Servant of Emperor William First
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-02-11
A "QUlD" o. 1OGACCC.

How Small Thing Stopped Operations
= i.'.r ON q Great War Ship.
Lieut.. Emile Duboc tells an amusing
story of an event, which, he says, GER
tainly led to the downfall of hydraulic
machinery in the French service. A
few years ago the authorities of great
shipbuilding firm were very much per
turbed when the trials for turning the
turrets of new battle ship, in the pres
ence of the committee appointed to take
over the ship were, failures, A day or
two before everything had gone salts
factorily. But now the turret. after
some slight movements, stuck f.. t.
'Ehe gauges indicated the normal res
sure; there was nothing wrong V III.
iile turrct or with the racks for lotat-
ing it; there was no perceptible leak
in any of the pipes, and it was. so I'M
+ i;ossi6le to assign. any reason for the
behavior Of the turret that the com.
mittec had to go home without seeing
it; reyolye. That evening and the fol-
ldwiDg day complete overhaul was
made Of the system of piping, and it
was then discovered that one small but
important pipe was completely choked
by squid" of chewed tobacco, which
workman had doubtless let fall into it
Inadvertently. When this was re-
moved the turret worked as well as
ever, but the disquietude caused by the
want of success of the day before was
only increased when it was discovered
how insignificant the cause had been.
From that day the naval authorities de-
cided that in future wherever practic-
able the power for battle ship opera
tions should be carried by a wire in
stead of n steam pipe.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-02-11
DruxrIsts up TO Date.

Druggists keep about as close watch
of the senson as any people in the world.
When the spring days appear, and ladies
are thinking Of putting away their furs
the drug store windows suddenly fill
with moth balls, powders and prepara-
tions warranted to knock the spots off
o moth Mt 40 rods. When the sun gets
up n little higher the moth balls disap-
pear and tan and freckle lotions and
Pre-, entivcs for mosquito and fly an-
hoyances take the public eye. When the
blazing heat of summer is with us, cool
soda with pure fruit syrup signs nestle
up against corn remedies and root beer
Packages. The fall comes on ard then
tie cough lozcngc is Matched. Along
side it are sure cures for la grippe, colds,
influenza and toothache, while hot sodln
stea1ns nHd sizzles at your asking.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-02-11
ELEPHANT AND POLICEMAN.
The Former Frightened tho Latter Alnos,
to Death

TnS EeTnoT Frightened tho Latter Almost
to Death.
A most remarkable incident happened
in the early hours of a recent morning
to police constable on duty in the
High Road, Clapton, says the Westmin-
ster Gazette. It appears that on Sat
urday night travelling circus gave
performance on Mount Pleasant Fields,
and, as is usual, struck the tent soon
after the close of the entertainment.
Among the animals was u perform
ing elephant, and this, in the charge of
keeper, was dispatched to the next
stopping place. All was quiet as the
pair logged along, but when nearing
Goulton road, High road, Clapton, the
Keeper noticed that the elephant would
walk on the pavement, but he: little
thought of the trick that it was about
To play. Standing just around the cor
Htr of the road was o police constable
sheltering from the wind and quite un-
conscious of the approach of the ele-
phant, whose tread gave forth no sound.
AS the animal reached the corner he
put his trunk round and Just touched
the constable's arm, The latter turned
to see what it was, and on seeing the
elephant was seized with alarm and
took to his heels along the road, closely
pursued by his tormentor. The keepe.
tried to call the animal back, but it was
of'no avail, for the retreating frur,.
cf the constable occupied the go.e at
tent:on of the elephant, who. l.cDt uu
the pursuit until the officer darted l..tsa
garden and closed the iron gates behind
him. The elephant stood at the ether
side of the ratings, but made no at
tempt to get at him, and, much to his
relief, on the arrival of the keeper,
turned and went on it's way.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-02-11

ADVERTISING RATES.
win be made as low as is consistent with
sodnd business principles. Apply, ut the Of
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-02-11
DAILY INDEfENSiDlEENT..J:j.g II Jg1
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-12
TOBACCO CONVENTION
Opened in The Opera House at EoOD
tOda'.-Fine Opening Address
by Temporary Chairman
Col. VI. D Chipley.
LARGE CROWD PRESENT At TIE
OPENING Sc son.

The first s5ss,cn Of the Nat;O a
Tobacco Growers and De alers
Association was held at tie Ocala
Opera House, b s nri' g It neon o
day. A few minutes sfecr the 9p-
pointed time Mr.. F. a Teas ue,
President Of the OcAla Bo-rd Of
Trade called the m@tt;ng TO crtcr
About two hundred representative
tobacco mea were present from
many sections Of the county. Mr.
league after reading the cal for The
convention by the Governor, stated
the object CT the gathering after
which he introduced Col w. D
Chipley of Pensacola, as temporary
chairman. That gentleman re
sponded with a very interesting
twenty minute speech or tic
CONDITION a1d diversified resources
Of Florida He reviewed the to-
bacc1 into: is from the time ef
the first planting cuban seed al d &c
ciared that Pref Noodle of Lake
City was the pioneer in cuban tobac
,.o leaf culture. He rec,ted many
important facts connected with the
industry aud closed by extending
c rdial welcome to tha visiting !
lagarions from other states.
TIE temporary organization was
then comPletet by elect ng d S
Villains as ecretarY. The quzs-
ton of who should compose the
convention then came Up for con
siderat.cn. A nation prevailed
that al regular delegates together
with visiting tobacco men De made
members Of the convention. A
recess Of ten minutes w.s then
taken TO enroll the delegates.
After the roll was secured of all
delegates present and hauded in
to Secretary Williams, the con.
vention was called to order ard an
adjournment was taken until
) o'clock.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-12
At The Court House

Some important cha1ges are be-
ing made in the Court House; on
the left as you enter by the South
entrance the two Offices formerly
occupied by Surveyor Moorehead
and Justice Crawford have been
thrown into one by large doublr
door. Capt. Pooser will occupy,
and will use this, his present office
being to small forthe business. On
the right Judge Hill ard the co..
lectors Offices have been similarly
arranged, 2nj vi | give Judge Hill
a good spacious Office which he has
iong NEEDED. DR.. Crawford will
retain desk room in the collectors
office.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-12
TO The PENlTENTIkRY
Z. W. AGNEW OF THIS CITY TAKEN
TO COLUMBUS, OHIO LAST
NIGHT WHERE HE WILL
SERVE HIS FIVE
YEAR TERM.

A climax in the famous bank
failure CT this city was reached
last night when Z w. Agnew was
placed under arrest and taken on
board the midnight +. c. and 7.
train bound for the Columbus,
Ohio state peritentiary. The First
National Bank OF Oca'a closed its
doors one year ago last April.
President J. w. Agnew was alter
wards arr ssed and charged with
rmbezz ement. At the fall term
f court just one year ago he was
tried in the Jackson vile y. ;.
court and found guilty and sen
ter ced TO five years IN the psniten-
iary. HIS courciy appealed 70 tee
Unit d Stats Slprcme cou'tio a
new trial and for Z year the cccis
ron has been awaited with inte7ss
inrerest.
Yesterday United States ID pu-
y jams CLARK received a ateisgr- p
shat a new trial had b CT II fused
and the sentence Of the .oNer
cnurS c 1nh-mgd. lie was ordered
~ place Agn; w under arrest a.
n~ce and convey him to the O7i..
Safe penitentlary Tre ssnterc
IS for five years but will doubtless
be shortened somewhat On gooo
behavior.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-12
WOODR0WE- E---MARTIN
THE GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH TIFF
SCENE OF \ BRILLIANT
WEDDING THIS
MORNING

! The wed 3ing f Mr. David s.
w 'oGroEe and Miss Anna l..
Martin, toe b>tut fui All acc1n
p.ishel d4cglter of the lac M4j2~
Ab'am Martin, was SO emn,zed a.
10 o'clock this morning at II
Grace Episcopal church in the
prcs@rc- Of a large, hril liant ard
fashionable essen mblaga. For We. ks
the affair has been the t-l< Of cur
social circles and the many invited
friends we're en- tue tip toe of an
ticipation. A more w.deiy p2pu-
lar cr h h'ghiy honored c3uple c2u d
not BE found within the realms OF
ou~ social circles and when tn
hour arrived for the happy union
the most fashionable gathering
that ever assembled IN Ocala was
crowd d into toe ;lttle church
/ Soon after the tine apPcinttd d
the bridal party arrived. Attend
ing the bridal coupla were the 70
lowing: mai OF honor, Mss La
valette Martin, sister of the brid1;
best man, J T. jones'; ma;cs, Miss
: DAISY Nelson and Miss Sydney
Pastuer; uskcrs, Mr.. Woodrowe,
brother Of the 9r.om, w. G rdon
Brown, A, S. Andersen, S. w
Teague, a I'd w w. Martin.
The costumes wo n by tbs BRIDE
and lad a en- ents we're sImpj,
grand AID Blended II exquisite
lovliness WIN the bright s.."ish-
and beautiful fl q. @eccr =.
Plof. Fra c5 JoaanEe:s o.ckas-
tra p.aY G ; u:2a ms ''t.G-snn. y
as they ma ca d y. las @is.@ IL
tie fgo.t cf - sesrsuaa gz;.ar-
Rev. c. III. Gay psriy:n@d & III.
marriage cs~e:voay. Pc ding
the wedding ccrenpnY guar -ltte
composed # " Dtl=, Cnari-s
Clark. 6. c. 5 a. ystsnaze Cha,l 5
Abs5n, rer@ss-4 Z L2mb OF
very cboi>e aoi appropriate voca'
seIecl'on3.
A. 81 o~-,, ,--.,.- -, Z :, - ,.-,-- - -
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-12

Committee On decorators has
certainly done itself proud in TIE
magnificent way in w5ich the in
terror cf the O5era Hluse is de-
corated. 1t n=vsr presented
more teautiful appearance.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-12

SANTA CLAUS KNOWS 1T!
Hes Iev..! healed old chappie.
IL kaows ,ba. Z man. woman or
chlld eat enj3y Christmas cheer
with c1ld ties.
That's specially true of the
c5i dren. Doa't spend all the holi-
say No .ey far TOYS and have 'em
saver all nter WITH cold feet and
b u noses. Cd S nra can buy
cur Sn2as ~ about any old price he
phases.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-12

various Conduit the pipe rot cleaned
ong me gn accumua.es. In the
collects bowels ard the evaporation
of produces the TIE SUCH stuff collects the
becomes rtcsra ard equcty The greater
expansion Tie food through he bowels becomes
slowcr, face dity zEd trouble i Ire result
Nc,0ous PeQbhe are .SszGeys from FIafuhn0,
proTer digestion requisite activity to throw eff
hand the juices ba the food only
haf ci<Csted ard Causes troubl. lh IL Passsg-.
Il TEKPERHTLPE or 90 IL Ioo9
requisite perfect =ctan the gastre juc Hence,
parsons lac: warmth. suffer from
bad digestion Nita ttn i happens dgeSiife IS with
viii wood; she ceTtziEy gets
ard stes77, bur b= o. IS j. 'soEed
WI/lIT IS 70 BE DONE HEREI
Purify bleed stimulate the cicui0n improve the gastric
JUGS cf toe stma.h tEat the dgsc organs may Work
properly. H7w tbs be accomplished: b.
HaHo5aR's Coubou4a ETL'aet Of /t15s
Is sure cusc. II has cur, will Every
bottle eia4nte. rau~eg 81. i1- s. 90. bottle.
H4LLORAN".S COMPOUND HILR TONIC
is the only aRr guaranteed TO make
the bar grew sto Thousands of badheaded
ner wi co eve'y pnvr.sd the roots are left
Prc~ soc ftle cve5y guaranteed orey refunded.
by lead ng crue gists. For sac n Ocsla by
F. c. ALWORTH & 90
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-12
OCALA OCCURRENCES
General and Personal Items of Interest
About the City and
Vicinity
K. K. Carroll, City Editor

\% ~
w II. Martin and wife of Tam
pa are at the Ocala.
See J. A. Rowell's nicely arrsng-
ed show window.
J.. S Jolly Of the Pla1t System
was in town yesterday.
Fine new syrup ct 20 Expcsi-
tion street, cheapest ir the city.
II B Plants private Car passed
through town yesterday.
Polish for tan shees reduced to
10 cents. A. Rowell.
c. Z, Her,ick Of Crystal River
is in town on business.
-Cheapcst candies in town at
]. B. Sutton's, 28 Exposition street.
O CIute president Of the Lake
City college is at the Ocala.
-Hecker's Pearl Flakes, ,G'ute7e
and Flap Jacks at Gerig's
Mr.: ard Mrs Edward Holder cf
IartShorn are al the Ocala.
-Chcwchow. Cucumhers, ard
Mixed pickles in bulk can be lad
at B1rdsey's.
T. II. Packard ard wife Of Fort
Meade are guests Of the Ocala
Fresh fruits, apples. baranas,
orarges, pineapples, grapes and
fresh tomatoes in abundance at
Troxler's.
w. J Johanson came up from
Tampa Sunday ard will spend a
few Gays in the city.
Rye. Graham and Buckwheat
-four at Birdsey VS..
-Pleatcd bosom shirts with *
tra long bosons. Davidson & Van
Echop.
Rev. ]. c. Potter returned from
ST. Augustine yesterday where he
was in atterdence on the State
Baptist association.
-Duplsp, Knox, Youman shape
in Mems headwt ar. David on s
Va' Ectop
-Frar CO American soups unsur
passed in favor and excellence; gel
them at Birdsey's.
A g*ng Of workmen are busy
constructing large cess pool ir
the rear # the Ocala House.
-Inpe'ials, Flowing ends, Clut
ties and band bows in the newes
shapes. Davidson & Va, Echop.
Patent Calf shoes t..r evening
wear. Something nice We hav'
the m. Dsvidson & Va, Echop
The FL ctrrc Light COMPANY
very kindly placed arc lights in tn
Opera II use for the use CT tn
convention for which they WI
make ne charge
FRESH Bread, Rolls, P es an
Cakes every cay deiiversd TO an
part of the city by he Crescsn
Bakery.
Go ored hoSoc2 s2:r'e, tie Iat
esr patterns, 75c & upwards. d
vdson & Vat tEchop.
Dress suits for men and bays q
Rhe nauer's
Tie Racket, lamps, IS al
20c; mirrors, 90, 25c, 80. 4oc, 5
ana 65 !; handkerch >ts 5 fer 10
mems dfaw rs, 1o-; cotf~e mil
zoe; sIop buckets, 50 and s.
tumblers 6 foF 2Oc; table pateS 8
china pie plates, &c; china oatm !
dishes, &c; china cup ard sauc'
loc; large ye.lowwa'e, % aid IS
gl4s>w 5 and I3c; ID cad per C.
d cents.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-12

One Of the largest and most en-
thusiastic delegations attending
the convention is the crowd from
F'"rt NJ aae. They have a very
fne exhrbiriO1 IN the hal.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-12
Healthy Digestion.
Infallible Cure for Stomach Troubles

Many the diseases which IS heir to- hut few
greater discomfort than auerc gaseous formations in the
stomach and inc intesnes Nervousness sick headache
gddines painful insomnia; feeling Of discomfort
and tn, siie, ab,uL tfc lungs, between the
shoulders paPaous of toe heart frequently but many
indications of accumulation Of noxous gas.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-12


busy c'eanlng eff the Streets
around the square.
u r Waterman & Co., have
a fne line Of overcoa,s that are
gong at rare bargain.
Don't fail to attend the cyclirs
exhibition at the armory tonight.
"A good Marion county broom
for Is cents at GeEig's.
Rev. r M Evans cf Reddick,
preached at the Methodist Church
last night co good audierce.
Silver Churn Buttcrine at Ed
ward Bros.
Big luscious pine apples at Trox-
lers.
S. A Murden, editor of the Fla,
Topics and Wildwood Gazette is in
attendance of the Tobacco Con-
vention.
-Childrs ms shoes a speciality at
RheInauer's dry GOOD house.
We want your trade, come and
see us for choice family groceries.
j J Gerig.
Florida oranges 80 cents a
d zen at Troxler's.
-Scnd your ol,der for choice
family groceries TO F. K Powers,
Exposition street.
Lost. "A Diamond penda't
Thursday morning bet ween Ep's Co.
pal church and Z. Hilers Resi-
dznCe, liberal reward will be pad
to ,he finder by lsavipg at this
office. If
When Yo1 wan a good Shave
go TO George Williams, narrow
guage barber shop.
For Rent-Two furnished rooms
with freplaces. One block from
public square. en- Main street.
Apply at this office.
Popcorn to be popped and
peppers to pop it. Bir1sey & Co.
Allen Rogers killed one Of the
big bears yesterday morning. that
w@re left over from the Zoo. The
meat WHICH is very fat and fine will
be se'ved to the guests Of ,he
Ocala during the tobacco cnn
vention.
Fine smoked bacon at B.
Sutton, 28 Exposition street !;
cheapest in towa.
"A full stock of groceries
always on bard at F. x. Powers
/ Exposition street.
Leave your order for grocer'e:
AT F. K. Powers, Exposition street
free delivery.
Nuts ard raisins al Gcrig's.
Mote bo ks and Composition
DO ,ks at the Anti Monopoly drug
store. 5 cents each
"A good handkerchief for tel
cents at r wells.
Dc'nk Wh,'e H u.s. c, flee f.
sale by J. ]. Gerig.
The following leading tobace'
men from Fort NJ ade, are attend
: ing the convention 7 J Minor
NJ. A. Abelo, NJ. D. Richard Photo
E Alonzo Cordety, J. II PAckar
and wife and A Small.
-Whitman's super-ex:ra Car
dies and chocolates j3st receive
at Troxier S
s.; Have tried Bi,dse} & Co
$ futed Maccaron,? Il is the nices
:; ever brought TO O=ala.
;; -I"dia P4vllion Tea goes twic
II as far as China teas, for sale 4
II Bi~dsey's.
Hoods pills are easy TO take, e;
sy to operate. Cure indigestion
headache. 2sc.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-12
Save Your Money

See my special bar aims in
nice small farms near the city.
J. H. LIVINGSTON,
Room 7, Union Block.
ind
Evening star., 1897-04-05
See-Saw in the Stock of the JERSEY
Central.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF TIE DIVIDEND
Entire Coal Group Affected Sym
patheticaIIy.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
NEW YORK. April 5.-Opening prices
this morning reflected considerable irregu-
iar1ty by comparison with Saturdays clos
ing level. There was no evidence Of new
business, and traders showed a marked
olslnclination to trade pending some defin-
tie action on the subject of New Jersey
Centrafs dividend. During the interval be-
tween the opening hour and noon traders
sold the stock down for a loss OF = per
cent from the initial. price. At the decline
supporting orders, credited to inside inter-
ests. came in and forced a sharp recovery
Ihe covering OF short contracts was an
especially noticeable feature of the ad
vance. the buying from outside sources be-
ing credited by the room to early tnforma-
tlon on the dividend action. The suhse-
quent announcement of 1 per cent di-
oursement. instead Of IL, as heretofore,
carried the price up to sOa4. gain of Az
per cent from the low level of the morning
New sales were attracted at this point and
hrst prices were again duplicated.
lhree per cent bad been relied upon by
me more aggressive ers of the last few
lays put tnelr disai ..itment in this par
tlcular did not result in the entire ahan-
comment of the short account
Inc sales during the afternoon were
largely In the interest of the same profess
declining movement
Inc entire coal group responded syrnpa-
'thetically to the several movements i'm this
active member. The general market was
duh, and in the main irregular Western
Union was sold down under a professional
movement, but recovered sharply under a
demand from the short interest
Inc premiums on the stock continue to
rei1eot the presence of a considerable short
interest There is no increase in the ,eeit-
innate demand for securities however and
d covering movement of any proportions
would destroy one of the greatest factors
now operating to sustain the prices. The
fallroad situation is not satisfactory and
VIII, under today's action of the Supreme
Court In postponing arguments In the Joint
tfafnc suit, be filled with complexities for
some time to come
The revival of Cuban interest in the Sem
ate was factor which caused a traders
decilne during the final hour and adds TO
lhe list of speculative uncertainties
Inc legislative situation at Washington
offers no indGcement to extensive stock
purchases. The tariff debate will begin as
dlSqueting factor where the small daily
sensations leave OFF and will be more sig
nificant in its results
Inc industrial list was steady under a
moderate demand. Sugar f1uctuated within
lractional limits, but was for sale through
OUT the day at III or better A small bull
pool Is credited with sustaining the price of
TINS property, but no buying of the right
sort Is reported. A waiting market with a
marked tendency toward extreme sensi
bility is the most that the immediate future
Is likely to develop.
Evening star., 1897-04-05
Movements of Troops.

With the approval Of the Secretary of
War, the following transfers of troops of
the 4th and 9th Cavalry, and changes in
the stations and duties of officers Of those
regiments, have been ordered:
Lieut.. Col Samuel B. M. Young. 4th
Cavalry, will proceed to Fort Walla Walla,
Washington. AS soon as practicable after
his arrival Troops d and II, 4th Cavalry.
Will proceed, under his command, by
marching, to Fort Yellowstone Wyoming,
and there take station to relieve Troops
ID and l. 9Th Cavalry. from duty at that
post Lieut.. Col. Young will relieve Capt
George S. Anderson, 9th Cavalry, in COM
mand or Fort Yellowstone, and of his pres
ent duties in charge of roads and bridges,
ETC., in the Yellowstone National Park,
and will report by letter to the Secretary
OF the Interior for instructions Troops d
and L, 9th Cavalry. upon the arrival of the
troops OF the 4th Cavalry. will proceed,
by marching, to Fort Robinson, Nebraska.
and there take station