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WAIRINGTON NOIEs,
Death of John McCray-sundayBapt.x

L
Mr.. j. A. Mccullough. who has been
teaching here for the past two years
closed his school last Friday. Mr.. Nc
CulIough has proved to be valuable
teacher aud it is hoped that he may
again take up the work.
Last Sunday, Primitive Baptist
Church, Rey. Willis Austin pastor, bap-
tiZed three candidates.
Mr.. John McCray, among the Oldest
residents of the Navy Yard, died last
Monday morni * about 30 O'Clock E.
The deceas, d had been sick for the
past several weeks suffering with an
absress OF the liver. He was buried
Monday afternoon from Sg. John Bap-
tlst Church, Rev. ID. Harris pastor.
His funeral was attended by a large
c0ncnurse of friends.
The pa a'tOr, R-V. Harris off 'Iated.
Mr.. Sylvester Campbell conducted the
funeral procession. The ceased had
many warm friends and much sympa-
thy Is te idrred the widow, Mrs. Nc
Cray who mOurns the lost OF a dear and
affectlonate husband.
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PcRM ,NENT ORGANIZATION

The temporary OrgauizltiOn wa.
made perm lnent permanent with j. f
Lee secretary.
A committee on nomination of four
delegates and four altprnate4 was an.
pointed. Among them General r l..
Scarlett, w e. RIbinson and j. w.
Howell. This committee made the fol-
lowing report: Delegates to the
national convention, Judge G.. Long.
joseph + Lee, Henry ). Chubb and
Mark 5, White. AIternates: r. l..
ocarlett, John +. Horr, a. Purdee, and
DIR l. n. Richardson
Mr.. Chubb was reelected chairman
of the State committee.
On adj Iurnment of the State con-
vection the Second COngI e-sional dis
ri;t cOnYeItion was alled 10 order by
Walter ). Robinson. The deleg ties
'lected by This convention w.re: w.
II. Robinson OF Gainesville and Fl W.
Chandler of Ocala.
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beware of OIniment for Catarrh uha;
-.. cO"taIn NJ ercury,
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely deIang,
the whole. system when entering 1t
through the mucous surfaces. Such
atlcles should never be ussd except on
prescriptions from reputabl physicians,
as the damage they will do is ten fold
TO the good you can possibly derive
from them. Halls Catarrh Cure.
manufactured by J. F. Cheney & Co -.
Toledo, 0. contains no mercury, and
is taken internally, acting directly rp-
on the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine. 1t
is taken internally and IS made i'm
Toledo Ohio, by F. j. Cheney & Co.
Testimonials free.
~ Sold by Drugg:ts, price 75c. per
bottle. Halls Family Pills al le the best.
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TAX ear. orthe sto ma Ia

ami the health vii take care Of it.
sell. Ii people only re .l;ze the SCUM :
less OF that statement th- majority
might live To good old age like
Moses, the eye undimmrd, the natu-
raj force unabated." 1t is in tn
stomach that the bloc | is made. Ii ~
from the stomach that nOnrishmc It
IS disp nsed to the nerve and musc'".
Ii The omach is weak " it can't do its
whole work for each part of the body.
Ii it Is diseased the disease viii! faint
The n0urIshmAnt which rs distributed.
ana SO spread disease throughout the
body. 1t was the realization of the
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importancne Of the stomach as the
very center of health and the common
source of disease, which led DR. Pierce
tn prepar his Golden Medical DiscOv-
cry" " Diseases which originate in
the stomach must b cured through the
St mach" The sOuudness of this
th ory Is pr we'd every daY by cures of
dl-eaSed organs, heart. liver. lungs,
blood by the use of the discovery"
which is solely and singly a medicine
Tor the blood IN organs Of digestion
ana nutrition. 1t Is temperate
m m1di:ine COZ tai ing no alcohol, whis' y
nr other intnxicant.
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Notice.

In the Circuit Court, First Judicial
Circuit, EScambla County, Flt rida
EaYer Richardson,
VS. Bill for Divorce.
Vance Richardson.
The defendant, Vance Rich ,rdson. is
required to appear TO the bill filed in
this cause on Monday, the fifth day of
February, A. ID. 1900
This order To be published in THE
FLORIDA SENTINEL, II newspaper pub
'lShed III said EscamDla County. once q
week for four consecutive weeks.
A. NJ. MCMILLAN, CIk Circuit CT
BY Is. If, BCRroN, Deputy Clerk
{, II. ALsTON, COmplts Solicitor.
Pensacola, Fla Dee. ~, 1899.
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Approved Nav 10, 1899, makes it un.
lawful for any person to sell or offrr fol
sale any garden. melon or vegetable
seeds unless the same are in package.
berring on the outside in plaiu letters
guarantee certificate of when, wheLr
and by whom the seeds were grown
Penalty not less than $25, nor more
than 500, fine.
j.. b sutton, Scotsman, Ocala, Fla.
sells seeds urder her trade mark as
anove barring the c. rtiiicate required
by law besides all seeds are tested and
the tcertIilcate bears date of the test
and the percentage of termination.
send to ham for price list. Wholesale
and retail.
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,,o,,LorroF THE PA>r.

.c,i,r,n fer ruE SENTINEL
,i,m na- been long and the
r,y hn, nr" hard
,dem.unm h''" 'oiIrd Tor their
,rJrnr dungeon have beer
thrirraa.I
a.. .urrrol tl, iguominiouI nina
r.,Lb IA, been crucilied, ma 'tyrs
b-ru burned,
,lao.opn-r, tortured and lain;
|, their spirits once more to the
arth have returned,
|,,b,ir ,rIlh. have aris n again
tho live. oi these heroes be guided
today,
,,,tprr. and o. with the fight.
.,,oDg. De- patient, not faint by the
way,
The world j. brought round TO the
Hgdt.
the ignorance, prejudice, darkness
! q gloom,
ice and wrong Of the past,
1a,. ..sru till nov we can see the
bloom
b. morn on the IN | tops at last,
way By the blood of the prophets
vas wet,
they tollcd not and died not IN
vain;
the word, Of these prophets are
guiding Us yet
Joe triunphs We shall yet attain.
night Of the ages gives away to
. the dawn
t the race is yet in its youth;
face the future, my brothers and
the world is brought over to truth,
CORNELIUS WMMOT TAYLOR.
EGcOIa. Fla.
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FLORIDA REPUBLICANS.
rwp WHITE A>D TWu COLOKED
oEiEG lsE, TuPHIL1
D"legtt- AZ Lag John q. Long, j .srph
Le"' Henry Ch abb All M.rks.
White.

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Le"' Henry Oh abb aa M.rks.
White.
Inc Republican State Convention of
FIJI da, met at noon m ST. Augustine.
January 18th for the purp Sc Of elect
ing four delegates at large to the
National Republic cOnyenti IN
which meets in Philadelphia on the
18th of June. next.
AT noon the convention was called
To order by II ). Cnubb, Receiver Of
PLoIlc monies u. 5. Land office, Gaines.
vile and charm IN r publican Stale
central Committee; Rev. Il. A. GIymu
OH ;red prayer. Nearly every county
III Tile state was represented, making
one Oi the largest conventions held in
the state for many years.
Joseph K. Lee, secretary of the staff.
committee Was next introduced He
reau the Official call for the co ,yentIOu.
giving IN Detail The exact object of the
meeting, to elect four delegates to the
Republican national convention and
also to elect four alternatps. The tenn
PoraTy roll was next called by w. FL.
ohandl n OF Ocala, who was called up-
Oh by tho chair to assist the secretary.
The delegates then went into the
e.ectlon OF temporary chairman for
Tile convention, and Hon ,Jonn G.Long
was elected to the office by acclama-
tiOn. After being escorted to the
'tage,he spoke at length upon the good
wO of the administration aud party
Upon motion, a committee of nine
was appointed by the char on ere
denta lis, after which the convention
adjourned until 8 80 o'clock to hear
the committees report. The char
named the following delegates to sery,
on the committee; Messrs Horr
Lucas, Page, White, Moore, Fleming.
Root, Turner and Rush.
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DELEGATES CHOSEN.

The committee on credentials ra-
mained in session until alter dark. The
convention reassembled soon after :
O'Clock to act upon the report, which
recommended that both the delegations
from HillsbOrO, PAsc0 aud Manat.p
cOntesting delegates be not seated. The
report was adooted The Committee
proceeded to other business.
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own tent. There must have been not
less than two thousand people who
v.ileu themselves nf the opportunity
20 see The show, and many had to BE-
turned away un arcOun. OF the crow /.
Their peri rmance, like the usual
shows oI Til" kind, appeared to give
Satisfaction Ia the big crowd.
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|. HlnlnUhs' LIVER Regulator and
byater Pills can be had at The
PlesDrus Store.
Fepb Godfrey of Bohemia, a warm
dd lHg oENTINEr, wa, in the
Saturday shaking hands with his
friends
/ Al kar,haw, pastor of A. len
'Itit A'nday for Washington.
on official business connected
The church.
r Il. Davidson. who presided
be late Republican county con-
pn here, attended the late state
'lnon at st Augustine.
surveyor General X. l.. Scar
IaIIdIa'Srr Was in tn city this
VII business conntcted with the
U'''rIct Court, nov i'm session
N a. simmons Liver Medicine !
ur INtO steadily risen in public |
'nu Tie emand for 1t far ex
'u'' Ol any other Liver Med cine |
''' 'Hr Pensacola Drug Store,
'ua' Norman, proprietor OF
" wine establishment Oppo-
,o'I Depot, i, the recipient of a
Ut clock, in every way ornamen.
Tue well known distillers.
-''0''OcO' OF Owensboro, Ky. |
,ryl dull, Iangul or broken
''O'''la I'd, haya weak stnmach
''''On' Use DIR. NJ A. Simmons
Ne slIcin'' For sale at the PEN
Drug Store.
u T., StiIIman, collector OF
.'','l '"u A' ). White, chairman OF
|.'n. 'uo''cln county committee,
NJ. ,.,rd m' from the ) ate Gouyen.
NJ, "IIl' Is The delegate from
'ention. VIC Ndt'oh-
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l,H wi, ." public entrrtai men, \
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aor, ,O'pary I'd. After The il
d a.,., "'' elaborate program. m, tI
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Ia '""' WAS prohibited ~
''e city last Weak on II
kro'S' 'aSa of smallpox th
'erS' was allowed Ia Ian
"'Sn' under their be
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Beware of OIniment for Catarrh that
cO"taIn Mercury,
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WN5NSHIELD'S HOPES.
Expects His Cup Defender Will be Five
Minutes Faster Than Column bia,

Boston, Dec. 14.-There is more or
less speculation among local yachtsmen
on the probable speed of the big yacht
that Crowinshield will design for a cup
defender, based on statement credited
to him that he would expect it to be
five minutes faster than the Columbia
over the cup courses in an average
breeze
1t is understood that the designer
has had full set of the working plans
of the Columbia for a long time and is
therefore qualified to make a predic-
tion. Mr.. Crowinshield Is making the
defenders plans at his own residence
and will deliver the frame plan to Mr..
Lawley possibly next Monday. The
lead keel, however, is expected to be in
shape by January l. In laying down
the yacht the mold loft at Lawleys will
be used and from there the work can
be changed either to the boat shed or,
If it should happen to the Atlantic
works yard in East Boston, although
this latter course may be as an expedi-
ency. 1t is quitely definitely learned
that Captain Watson has nothing to
hinder his acceptance of an offer to sail
the boat.
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SAN FR4NCLsCO SUFFERS.
One of the Most severe Storms In the
City's History.

San Francisco, Dec. 14.-One of the
most severe storms that ever visited
San Francisco broke over the city al an
early hour to-day, During the height
of the storm several houses We're over
turned by the wind, fences blown down
and other damage done. One of the
great receiving tanks of the San Fran
cisco Gas and Electric company was
struck by lightning, the gas taking fire,
No one was hurt in the explosion, but
the tank was completely demolished.
During the storm this city was entirely
cut off from telegraphic communication
with the rest of the world. This even
ing only partial service is being given
by the companies. The telephone COM
pany also lost many of it's long distance
wires. So far no marine disasters OF
any moment have been reported. Re
ports from points at short distances
from San Francisco tell of much dam
age by the storm, but so far no fatali-
ties have been reported. The storm
ceased almost entirely at noon.
Sacramento, Cal, Dec. 4-Northern
ana Central California was swept by
a heavy storm of rain and wind last
night and to-day. There was a heavy
fall of hail at this place this afternoon.
Telegraph and telephone wires are pros
trated in all directions. Tt was impossi-
BILE to get communication with San
Francisco during the day. Word was
received from there early this morning,
however, that the storm was so heavy
on the bay that the ferry boats would
have to be stopped.
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My BE A FAIL URE.
The Cuban Constitutional Convention
Talk of Fighting.

Havana, Dec. 14-Predictions are
freely made, especially among the con-
servatives, that the Cuban ,constitu-
tional convention with break up in a
wrangle over the question of suffrage,
the issue between universal and re-
stricted suffrage being sharply drawn.
The eastern delegates and the radicals
from the western part of the island ad-
vocate giving the blacks the right to
vote.
The convention committees are also
wrangling a to the presidential quail
fications and as to the form of govern
ment, some advocating the federal sys-
tenn and others the unitary, or central
lied system.
1t is reported that General Maxine
Gomez and Senior Juan Gualberto Co.
mez have declared that the only prac-
tical way to drive the Americans from
Cuba is to fight. These two men, who
for long time were bitterly hostile,
are now friends, and General Gomez
declares that he Is entirely with his old
enemy in sentiment as to the future of
Cuba.
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THE SIX-DAY BiCTCLE RACE.
kaser Moves Up Lap by Marvellous
Burst of Speed.

New York, Dec. 14.-The leaders of
fourteen weary men cycling six days
for fame and money at 12 o'clock to-
night had covered 1924 miles and laps,
with the third team just one lap behind
The contestants in the big race are re-
ported to be in such shape as will insure
their continuing to the finish at 10
o'clock tomorrow night.
Madison Square Garden was taxed to
it's utmost capacity tonight. The lead
Farland and Pierce and McEachern are
always on the alert. McEachern got
good start on the bunch at s o'clock to-
night, but Ellkes was hot after him and
McEachern had to come back to the
others after setting a merry clip for A
few miles.
The feature of the days riding was
the performance of Kaser, the tireless
partner of Ryser who at o'clock thhs
morning by marvellous burst of speed
stole a clean lap on the racers
During the evening Major" Taylor
established new indoor worlds rec
ord in rs As seconds BOBBY Wal
thour, the southern champion, and Alec
Mclean, an old six-day racer, were the
contestants in a five-mile pursuit race,
which was won by Walthour after COW
ering three laps and twenty yards
Jimmy Michael rode five miles paced
by motor machine in OIL 2-5. At the
end Of the fifth day the riders were
ffty-two miles behind the record made
by Waller and Miller last year.
The scores at 2 o'clock were: Elkes
and Mcfarland 2299,5, Pierce and Nc
Eachern $685. Simar and Gougoltz
22994, Kaser and Ryser 2299,1, Fisher
and Frederick 2299, Waller and Stinson
2297.9, Babcock and Aarorson 1906 1,
Turvile and Ctimm 1897.
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Indemnity Placed at 10000. 900 TaeIs =
Other Sttpulations.

Tien Tsin, Dec 14.-According to
credible Chinese sources of informa~
tion, Emperor Kwang Su will agree to
the following ten demands of the pow
ers:
First-Indemnity to the amount of
70,000,000 taels, payable within sixty
years and guaranteed by the lilin.
Second-The erection in Pekin of a
suitable monument to the memory of
Baron Won Ketteler.
Third-An imperial prince, near rel
ative to the emperor to go to Berlin to
apologize and express regret for the
murder.
Fourth-Foreign troops to hold the
lines of communication between Taku
and Pekin.
Fifth-Punishment of the Boxer Off
cia!s.
Sixth-Candidate from districts
where anti-foreign outrages have been
perpetrated not to be allowed to COM
pete in the Chinese examinations in Pc
kin for five years.
standardization of the Tsung-Li-
Yamen.
Eighth-Foreign envoys to have ae-
cess to the emperor at all times.
Ninth-Importation of arms and am
munition into the province of Chilli to
be abolished.
Tenth-The land and sea forts be-
tween Shan Hal Kwan, Taku and Pekin
to be destroyed.
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TcIegrnphic aud Gable Notes.

New York, Dec. 14.-Mrs. Margaret NJ.
Heppenheimer, twenty-five years old, wife
of an elevated railroad conductor, was ar
rested this afternoon on charge of having
forged the names of Fred b. House and
Mosse II. Crossman, of the law firm of
House, Crossman & Voorhaus, to a cheek
for the sum of S2J,750. She was commit
ted to the tombs on bail of $1,000 for eX-
animation tomorrow.
Halifax, n. S., Dec. 14.-The garrison
chapel, an object of interest to tourists ana
one of the oldest buildings in Halifax, wds
partially destroyed by fire of unknown ori-
gin to-day The edifice was the property of
the imperial government and was not in
sured. The troops will have to attend di-
vine services elsewhere until the damage is
repaired.
New York, Dec. IA meeting of the
stockholders of the Singer Manufacturing
company has been called for Monday of
next week at Elizabeth, n j.. to ratify the
action of the, directors in increasing the
stock of the company by 200 per cent. MAX
ing the entire capitalization $30,000,0OO in
stead of $10000,000
London, Dec. 15.-The Earl Crewe in an
address before the Gibcrack club at York
City last evening, referred to the "Ameri-
can Invasion Of the English turf, and said
1t was not fair to contine censure of unjus-
titiable practices to the American Jockeys
as the English jockeys were also guilty of
rough riding.
Kingston, jam, Dec. IA considera BILE
anxiety is felt here for the safety of the
Royal Mail steamer Oronoco, Captain Da-
cies, from southampton, November 2s, for
the West Indies, which left Barbadoes
Monday and was due to arrive here last
night. She has not yet been sighted.
Southampton Dec 14.-The American
line steamer st. Louis which sails for New
York tomorrow has an exceptionally heavy
passenger list for this time OF the year. IN
Guiding Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand w. Peck,
Mrs. Arthur Cation. Mrs. st. Clair Nickel
vey, and Lord Clonnell.
New York, Dee. 14.-There were only
three of the twelve contestants left in the
final games of the amateur billiard tourna-
ment. w. w. Kellogg of Chicago and
Frank Billister of Minneapolis met in the
afternoon game which, was won by Kellogg,
800 to 2S4.
Catskill, n. Y, Dec. 14.-Navigation of
upper Hudson closed to-day with the depart
ure of the steamer Onteoria for New York.
Last year navigation closed two weeks lat
ers
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NATIONAL LEAGUE MEETING.
The Results Accomplishments
Down of the Players Association.

New York, Dec. 1.-THE National
League magnates have completed their
annual winter meeting. BY midnight
tonight the majority of the lawmakers
of the national game had left New
York for their various homes. While
the magnates spent five days trying to
straighten out certain matters, their
success has been far from f1attering.
The chances of another baseball war
are just as good as they were on Mon
day last. The olive branch has been
held out neither to the Players Pro-
tective association nor Ban Johnson's
American League. Instead defiance
has been offered The following is the
result of the meeting:
To turn down the Players Protective
Association fatty by refusing the play
ers a re-hearing of their demands
Decided upon 140 game schedule for
next year.
Decided that the schedule should be-
so arranged that the eastern clubs will
finish the season in the west next year
Passed resolution by which UNI
pires shall be scheduled equally among
the cities, each umpire officiating at
the same number of games in each
city.
Ratified an agreement by which no
club shall carry more than sixteen
players during the season after May
Is.
Awarded the franches of st. Paul,
Minneapolis and Kansas City to the
Western League.