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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-01-03

dyspepsia and chronic cOnst ipa-
ton and was finally cured by
using DcWItt;s Little Early
Risers, the famous little pills for
all stomach and liver troubles.
Anti-Monopoly drug store.
Come in and examine my
stock Of holiday goods and YOU
will have less trouble in making
up your mind as to what pres
cnts to give. The time is getting
Short, SO come today and have
your preSt pts laid aside.
\. e. BURNETT.
This commissioners district,
comprising Marion, Sumter and
Alachua counties. has sent six
teen prisoners to the I. S. peni-
Tertiary at Co|umb, S, o., since
last June.
John Ct. Reardon, the we'll
known lawyer, moved his office
today from Marion block TO the
north end of the Ocala House, on
the ground floor.
WANTED-A good practical
surveyor, familiar with govern
ment surveys. Young man pre-
ferred. Apply to Jas. r. Moor
head, county surveyor. div
Judge w. A. Hooker and son,
William, left today for Citrus
county on business. They drove
through in buggy.
Our entire line of suitings
will, for the next 80 days, be
made up at cost for cash at the
closing out sale of j. j. Fuller's,
the tailor and clothier.
WANTED-A white woman SER
want for first class boarding
house. Must be respectable and
we'll recommended. Apply at
this office. If.
Ell Captain General cigar,
Brenaman's masterpiece, Powell,
Smith & Cos. perfectos and In
ion League cigars at the Ocala
House Curio Bazaar.
For a clean shave or a first
class hair cut, go to the Monte
yuma barber shop. G.. f. Will
llams, proprietor.
"A complete line of Tenney's
fine candies and bon bons lust
opened at the Posto11ice drug
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brinson Coggins
and children came up from Weirs-
dale Saturday and went out to
Fellowship, spending Sunday
with Mr.. Thos. Phillips and fam
lily.
High time to take advanta &c
of low prices, isn't it? Clothing
at cost at the closing out sale of
j. j. Fuller's, the tailor and
clothier.
For SALE-New and second hand
telephones at a discount. Ad-
dress Ocala Telephone Co., r. z.
Ionge, Jr., Superintendent. If
The advance sales for Joshua
Simpkins rural play at the Opera
House tonight are large and
speak we'll for a full house.
For RESr-Nicely furnished
room, large and convenient, with
or without board. One block
east Of railroad on Fort King
avenue. Mrs. J. n. EDWARDS.
Fine Jersey Cream Butter in
1-pound balls at Edwards Bros.
bicycles to rent, also sundries
for sale and repairing done at
Yongc & Mente's.
- Suits TO order at cost for
cash at the closing out sale Of j.
j. Fu!ler's, the tailor and cloth
Ter.
A lot OF childrens' caps, new
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DENTISTRY.

WESTERN DENTAL co. ~ EAGLE
block. Best set teeth 81, extracting frooi
soild gold crowns = to s9i silver Filings 20;
To dc; gold Killings 81 and np
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Religious Notices.

Elder II. II. Roberts win speak in the
Fifteenth ward tomorrow evening.
Services begin at $3.50,
The Eleventh quorum of Elders VIII
hold their regular meeting on Monday,
June 9Th 1895 at p. M. In the Twen-
ty-flrst ward meeting house
The First quorum OF Elders Will mold
their regular May meeting next Mon
day evening at 1880 O'Clock, in the
Fourteenth ward assembly hall (west
wing.
The First quorum of Elders Will hold
their regular May meeting next Mon
day evening at 1880 o'clock In the
Fourteenth ward assembly hall twest
wing.
The Tenth quorum of Seventy VIII
hold their regular monthly meeting at
the Ninth ward meeting house on Mon
day night, June 9Th, at 1850 O'Clock.
A full attendance Is desired.
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"BULLET lNASMA."


The elevator boy has suffered re-
lapse of "Bulletinasma." and it Is
feared that this last attack will prove
fatal. His friends have given up all
hope with the following:
on san Juan de Black Rock,
aboard the Asphyxlated Press dispatch
boat Prevaricatorl. past good even
ing. May &c. b. C.-Sam's Son In COM
mand Of the flagship Talula, conveyed
by the hrst-class battleshIp Garfield,
appeared off San Juan de Black Rock
at 9 o'clock before Adam this morning.
The object of the naval commander In
appearing at such an unseemly hour
was the cause OF much comment among
the garrison at the Rock, but 1t WAS
soon discovered that SANS Son had
determined to locate and test the
strength of the batteries on shore The
admiral at once formed his two formid-
able vessels into hollow square and
opened up the bombardment with
viEor, one shot being fired before
breakfast and another rapidly follow
ing just before noon. The fire OF the
fleet was answered from the forts by
rapid discharges OF Woolley's bug
eXterminator, the 22-rines on Ensign
Peak and Mount Nebo being held in
reserve. The Codushb1l SolOng, which
was anchored under the fOrtncatlons
at Lake Point. also Joined In the fight.
but after the first discharge from the
Talula she retired into Garfield cave
After the battle II was found that
shell from the Garfeld's one-pouuder
had fallen in the water near the Cod
hshball Solong and SO churned up the
water thcreabouts MS to have strangled
l872,S3dia men on board that vessel
The other 4 is stu able to bear arms
Later-The Nixon has lust arrived
at Santiago de chief Pratt, having been
In collision with n barge loaded with
beer. The Nixon had a heavy list to
starhOard and was taking In water
rapidly, hut the tir~e'- arrival OF the
patrol Isla de Sheets prevented the
swapping Of the dl1abled craft
In order to get this dispatch to the
cluthes-line the correspondent Of the
AsphyNlated Press was compelled to
swim thirteen miles, carrying n 1909
Inch rapid-tre rifle for protection from
the mosquito fleet Of Admiral severer.
Stll Later-There Is absolutely no
truth in any Of the above.
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with THE RID CROSS.
MONEY, MATERIAL AND WORK NEEDED.


A call by a News" reporter at the
temporary headquarters Of the Salt
Lake Red Cross society revealed the
fact that n few ladies' belonging TO the
organization were hard at work maxi
Ing the bandages 10 be sent 10 the boys
IN blue az the front. II Is said mat
Mrs. Ritter. The temporary president OF
the society here, has personally
pledged the payment Of all bus con-
tracted for material etc, so far, ana
the amount row due Is In the neigh
borhood OF 500. The ladies wish the
newspapers 20 urge the people TO come
to their assistance, with money. ma
tcrial and work. as much as possible
The labor undertaken by the ladies' is
imposing quite burden on a few of
them. as Ia usually the case In such
matters. but " the people will but stop
10 think, they will realize that II IL
their duty to see that the necessary
money, material and Intelligent as
sistance ls forthcoming at once.
Word from the parent society at
Washington Is being awaited through
Governor Wells, and when the neces-
slry Information and instruction ar
rive the local society viii perfect a
permanent organization There is
much talk OF presenting the name Of
Mrs Seldom Clawsun for the position
OF permanent president and her excel
lent abilities and amlnble disposition
are alluded to in the urging Of support
FOR her for the position. Mrs. Clnwson
has many friends who will see that her
candidacy Is not neglected. There are
so many ladies who could so fitly grace
the position that there may be some
difficulty In making selection. but
when such selection Is made. FOR the
same reason 1t is bound to be satlsfac-
tory
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on Monday. June G, at 1880 am, No.
125 $. Eleventh East st, Fine Bed
Lounge Easy Willow Rockers. Center
Tables, Extension Tables. Bedroom
Set, Springs and Mattresses Two Iron
and Brass Beds Fine Home Comfort
Steel Range, Kitchen Utensils. Step
Ladder. Dining Chairs, Fine Lincole-
UNI, etc, etc. These goods new short
time ago.
Also on Tuesdly tn. at 1890 am.
No. 727 East Eighth South St, one fine
Emerson upright Plano, fun set Parl0r
Furniture, Book Case Fine Bedroom
Set. Tables and Chairs, lot Of useful
Books, large Wardrobe. Carpets and
Mating, lot good Garden Tools, also a
good Phaeton with pole, extra Dishes
and Glassware and other useful ar
tiCles,
X. A. ANDREWS. Auctloneer.
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ExCURsIoN TO DeNvER
yln ,hc nlo ornnae we.tern n.llwa,

For the Medical meeting at Denver
the Rio Grande Western Railway an
nounces rate of $1,000 for the round
trip. Tickets sold on June 9TH and
9Th good until June Goth. Rate open
to the public. Two fast trains daily
carrying all classes of equipment in
Guiding Pullman Palace Sleeping cars.
Tourist Sleeping cars and free Reciln-
ing Chair cars. Magnificent scenery;
cool and dustless ride across the
Rockies. Trains leave at s;45 q. IN.
and 7:40 p. IN.
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The Torrey Trooper. rlar.

Some time ago Mrs. Richards, wife
of the governor, started u movement
looking for the purchase of II regi-
mental flag for Torreys cavalry. The
women OF wyoming. Colorado, Utah,
Nevada ana idaho responded at once
and n few days ago an order for the
nag was placed with an Eastern firm
The llag Will be the regular size made
OF yellow silk with the coat of-arms Of
the United States embroidered In silk
In the center Beneath the eagle there
VIII he red scroll with the number
and name of the regiment embroidered
In yellow thereon. The flag will be sur
rounded by fringe OF yellow silk
From designs submitted the flag Will
be one Of the most beautiful ever seen
In the West 1t will arrive in about
two weeks.
There has been some tnlk OF having
a big demonstration here on the day
of the presentation of the flag to the
Torrey regiment and in which the gov
errors and citizens OF the Ave states
which have furnished men for the Tor
rey Noluteer Cavalry win be invited
to participate, Gov. Richards was
asked yesterday IL any steps had been
taken looking to such demonstration
and he replied that he knew OF none.
Several Cheyenne citizens have spoken
Of the matter and It is believed that II
efforts were made big demonstration
could be arranged.-Cheyenne Tribune.
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SALT LAKE STAKE CONFERENCE.
viii be Held in Salt Lake City Saturday and
Sunday, June II and IL,

The quarterly conference OF this
Stake will convene in the Assembly
Hall, Salt Lake city, on Saturday
June 18th, Mt 10 am. and PM and In
the Tabernacle on Sunday, the 18th, at
10 am. and pm.
A general attendance Of all the OFF,
GERS and members is requested.
ANGUS NJ. CANNON,
JOSEPH II. TAYLOR,
CHARLES w. PENROSE.
Presidency of salt Lake Stake of Zion.
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RELIEF SOCIETY CONFERENCE,


The quarterly conference OF the Re
lief Society Of the salt Lake Stake
viii convene In the Assembly Hall Sat
urday, June 4, 1893. at 10 am. and 2
PIN. A representative from each ward
ia requested, and all Interested are cor
daily invited to be present.
The class for trained nurses VIII meet
at the morning session Instead OF at the
lecture hall OF the l.. ID. $. Business
NJ. ISABELLA HORNE.
President.
ANNIE T. HYDE,
CLARA c. CANNON,
Counselors.
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PROF. O. W. WYNN Is MEETING WITH
marked success with his Vaporizlng inhaler
and ozone deposition all over the United
States He Is located at present at rooms
81 l-2l2 Harmon block. All who uro troubled
with catarrh, bronchitis, asthma or hay
fever should not neglect the opportunity OF
calling ON Prof. Wynn, In alt cases where
he guarantees cure. no will forfeit slO0 10
the patient in event OF failing to effect IT,
Diseases OF the eye, ear. nose, throat and
lungs and female complaints arc absolutely
and permanently cured by Prof. Wynn.
Consultation and examination free,
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The contract for furnishing 800 copies
OF the annual reports of city officers,
including the Mayors message and 100
copies each extra of the reports of the
health, fire and police departments
has been AWARDED the star Printing
company. There were seven bids sent
in. The Council committee considered
the Star company's bid the lowest on
all the work and awarded 1t the con-
t,an
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MAY NAME rus MAJOR.


1t Is believed that Governor Wells
can claim the right to appoint the ma
jor and other officers OF the Utah bat
TALON OF artillery. In the event that
this arm Of the Utah service shall be
organized into a battalion in accord
ance with the suggestion OF Gen. Mer-
rift. II Is certain, provided the COVER
nor shall make the appointment, that
Captain II. W Young will be the ma
tor, but who will succeed him Is not
by any means foretold. II Cartain
Young Is appointed by the Governor,
There will be number OF promotions
all along the line aud will give the
Utah boys chance to rise To try to
say whom, in all. would be the lucky
recipients Of promotions would be mere
guesswork; but II the Governor insists
upon his right, provided 1t be his the
Utah boys win be made glad. The
formation OF the Utah batteries into a
battalion was advocated by Governor
Wells before the boys left Utah. but
Secretary Alger opposed the move.
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Notice to Bishops.

There will be no Priesthood meeting
on the first Saturday In June. The
business pertaining 10 the Priesthood
meeting viii be attended 10 ut the
Stake conference commencing at ~
am. Saturday. June nth.
ANGUS NJ CANNON,
President of Stake.
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STOCKS AND INVESTMENTS.

Utah Bank and Commercial Stocks and
other high grade investment securities
bought and sold,
Loans on stocks.
Dividend paying stocks bought and sold.
Investment orders from institutions, trus-
tees OF estates and capitalists will receive
the best OF attention.
JOHN G, CUTLER, JR,.
Tel. l9 a6 Main ST.
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UTAH COAL.

Castle Gate and Winter Quarters,
Lump, Nut and Slack.
ID. j. SHARP, Agent,
70 So. Main St Telephone 429.
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A great many Of the best ladies' OF
the city have been visiting the New
Dress Cutting Academy. 1928 Main ST..
and large number have decided to
tnke a complete course Of lnstructlons
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County Teachersl Examination.

There will be an examination of
teachers for salt Lake county be-
ginning Wednesday, June Sth, at o
O'Clock, the University building.
OSCAR VAN CoTT.
County Supt.
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j. NJ CHRISTENSEN & Co. PRODUCE
Dealers; cheese, creamery and dairy butter,
poultry fresh eggs Il speciality. sole agents
for Meadow View Crenmery Co lQy south
West Temple street. salt Lake City. Utah
Telephone GL
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SEND YOUR FRUIT, POULTRY AND
produce OF all kinds to Frank Cutler Com
mission Merchant salt Lake city, Utah. 1
will either buy or sell for your account on
reasonable commission. and make honest
md prompt returns Eggs and apples
wanted. l.. .. noX a.
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SAMPLE DISTRIBUTORS. ROTH SEN
es. You can make $500 per hundred distri-
terms. Temple ImpL 4 Mfg. Co, i. q. .. ii
building, Phila., Pa
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UTAH POULTRY AND PRODUCE COM
mission Co., los West First South Street
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P6ULTRY AND PRODUCE.

MIDwIyEs AND NURSES.
MRS. J., 5. HUMPHERIES, 14e STATE ST
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UNION EMPLOYMENT AND RENTAL
Agency, Rooms 8 and 9, 25i South MainSt
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10 HANDLE OUR HiGH-GRADE PER-
fumes TO families; only practical methodi
profits large; Lelier 90. st Ionis.
To SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CATA-
logue of watches and iewelry. Eagle Watch
On nh3 nrOudwuy New XorE
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rAwNnRoKrns AND 1nwr1rns.

!. WATERS. 81 f. Isr so. LOANS on
diamonds watches. jewelry, etc Barraiui
IN unredeomed ARTICLES. Established s5j
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MUSICAL.

MISS MINNIE COOK. LATE OF SIOUX
city, Ia. An experienced TEACHER Of music,
viii take limited number of pupils In voice
culture or on violin For terms apply room
], No. 20h Wost First South.
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ACENrS-s DAILY. TO SELL sPE-
cialty Soaps and give customers double their
value in handsome presentsi exclusive ter
rltory; sample Quilt froe Modoc soap Co.
Cincinnati, o.
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YOU DON'T HAVE To BE A SALESMAN
to sell N-ruy slidcs leave thom on trial;
collect atterWnrd; we do the same with you;
absolutely no talking required: % TO $50
daily; commission or snlary Speciality Co,
Department " 56jl Green street, Chicago
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McooY's STABLES, % W. SECOND SOUTH.
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AFoRrEIT or siOo.

SALT LAKE SCHOOL OF, LAW. APPLY
to President, Prot. Whiteley Hooper block
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wANTED-TRUsTwoRTHY PERSON TO
travel Pay $50 and expenses Permanent
position. Reference The Dominion COM
pany, " Star building Chicago
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NoKENzIE. ms WEST FIRST SOUTH.

MAKERS AND REPAIRERs
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EMPLOYMENT AGENoIRs.

EGAN & MILLS, BASEMENT soUTH-
west corner Second South and Main.
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WHIPS

SALT LAKE COAL COMPANY. FRED
Simon, manager, l20 Main street. The
white Ash" coal. and all others
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EDUCATIONAL.

LINDSAG'S DRAMATIC SCHOOL Flo
cution and dramatic art. Pupils prepared
for stage career, John S Lindsay, Studio,
~ South Third East.
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LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLES.
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IOWA LIVERY poARpING STABLES,

HOLT BROS. PROPS, 1a5 WEST SOUTH
Temple. Tel J0S Good rigs and prompt
service Reasonable rates for boarding
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AGENTS MAKE $40 DAILY SELLING
South African Diamond Pins deceive eK-
perts) send l0c Tor sample and terms
dpnce r. |
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LABEL YOUR CANNED FRUIT AND
Jelly; 100 labels printed and gummed, your
own assortment, lOci agents wanted. 9.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

100000, 6AND PER CENT WE HAVE
special inducements 10 offer, be sure and
SEQ US before you borrow. Money advanced
90 build p. j. Conway q Co., Is West Second
South street
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AGENTS WANTED. - PLAYS, WIGS,
whiskers, paints, etc for masquorades and
Illustrated catalogue free. Address Chas
Marshall Mfr Loclsport N Y
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AMERICAN FLAGS ARE ALL THE
RAGE Everybody wears one. Send . cents
our enaiucled flag. Puritan Jewelry Co,
Att,cOorO, Mass
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LOST.


BOUGHT. SOLD RENTED. REPAIRED.
Mllos a JohnsOn. 30 wv. Bird so.
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AGENTS WANTED-TRANE FOR
our Portrait Copying House, big commission.
Send for sample r. LEVITT s. Co.
gW Bowery, New York
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ELECTRICAL WORK AND sUPpLIEs.

MACHINisTs REPAIRS WORK DONE
ON inventions speciality at tho Washing
ton Works $50 state street
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soLIClToRs, LADIES OR GENTLEMEN.
for family trade. Apply at Pacific Tea &
Coffee Co. 81 East Third south
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
BENEPOLENCE n ANNALS.
II. London Spectator.

I1t London Spectator.
MANY wears age lived with my grandparents
at Remington. and our household pets con-
rsted of three cats Kate, Tip and Smut, and
white French poodle, grandly called M. de Ia
rouche after the donor, but known by the
familiar name OF Tooshe Two of the cats and
Tooshe were excellent friends hut there was an
insuperable antagOnism between Tip an0
ToOshe who never met without growl on one
ride and a splitting and scutter on the other
One morning when the cook went into the yard
n fetch Goals the dog caught hold or her SKlrt.
and tried to drag her TO his kennel when she
had To pass She resisted threw him off, but
Welded at last to his persistence. and then OBJ
sc-ved that the white hair around his muZZle
vas blOod-stained STOPPING down, she found
m a heap the seemingly dead body OF poor TIP,
which she raised and carried into the house,
Tooshe meanwhile dancing around her and
vaggIng his tan IL delight
Our first impression was that TIP hac fallen
q victim TO his enemy, but examination proved
that he had been badly shot and tran or
blood across the yard pointed to the fact that
Tonsbe had carried the wounded cat to his
Kennel and had spent some time in licking the
vounds Nv uncle. naval officer, experienced
In cunsho. wounds bathed the cat, extracted
The shots and recovery was gradually enec'eu
sfter which Tocshe and TIP became the warm
est friends often sleeping together, snarlft
tbe,r food and showing the strongest mutual
erection ! was "a very Itue Firl at the uine
.f ,bis incident which is strongly impressed on
nv memory and for the truth OF which can
unhesitatingly vouCh