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OCALA FLORIDA WEDNESDAY JUNE 17 1903 Fifty Cents a Month 551 Year v

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ARE Y-OUHUNGRY

I We will Satisfyyour wants

Service excellent The Best ofeverything

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The old saving that a man isjudged by the candy he givesholds good today same as alwaysBuy the bes < >dont take the justas good kind

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famous BonBons and ChocolatesThey are in a distinctivelyexclu ¬

1 live class toOrders receive prompt and care ¬

attention Just give us the nameand address and Uncle Sam doesthe rest

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We Hav One of the Largest MostNew and Complete Stocks of

JEWELERY OF ALL KINDSWATCHES RINGS PINS

EMBLEM PINSCHAINS FOBS

HAIR ORNAMENTS ETC ETC

That has Ever Been Shown inthis City-

n Cut Glass Fine China Sterling andPlated Silverware Souvenir PostalCards Clocks Etcwe do Not Ack-

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Result of Yesterdays Games in theSouth Atlantic League J

Savannah 3 JacksonvilleO i

Macon 2 Augusta 1 I

Columbia 3 Charleston 0

Where They Played TodaySavannah at JacksonvilleMacon at AugustaColumbia at Charleston

Standing of the clubs-GamesWonLostPC

Jacksonville 53 38 15 771Savannah 50 30 20 600 I

Columbia 45 23 22 511l1acon 55 23 32 418Augusta 51 20 31 392Charleston 52 19 33 365

WINTERS EMITTED A WAILI

A Chicken Hearted Sampson on WhomDelilas Kisses Were

WastedPittsburg Pa June 17In the

criminal court yesterday afternoonThos L McKee was found guilty ofextortion and his beautiful youngwife Mary Louise McKee who is alsounder indictment will be tried nextMrs McKee sat by her husband throthe trial she being the principal fea-ture

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of the trial-It was alleged by Dr George S

Winters a rich young physician of theWest End that McKee and his wifeconspired to extort money from himby alleging that Dr winters had beentoo friendly with Mrs McKee On thestand Winters gave a dramatic recitalof how McKee had sent for him tovisit his wife in his own absence andhow the beautiful woman had put herarms about him until he fled from thehouse in fear Mrs McKee wept inrage at the doctors recital

DO NOT NEGLECT THE CHILDREN

At this season of the year the firsturihaturaV looseness of a childs bow ¬

els should have immediate atentionIhe best thing that can be given isChamberlains Colic Cholera and Diar ¬

rhoea Remedy followed by castor oilas directed with each bottle of thoremedy For sale by all druggists

MORE TROUBLE IN MEXICO

With Yaqui Indians Who Refuse toSurrender Their Arms and

AmmunitionTucson Ariz June 17A dispatch

from Hermosillo Mexico says 4000I Mexican soldiers under personal com ¬

mand of Gen Lorenzo Torres is in thecountry in hot pursuit of Yaqui In ¬

dians All negotiations looking to ¬

ward signing a peace treaty were sud-denly

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broken off yesterday The Yaquis on retaining arms anfl-ammunition after having acceded toevery other stipulation of the Mexi-can

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government The Mexican offi-cials

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stood steadfast and the Yaquigenerals withdrew from the confer ¬

ence Immediately orders were dis-patched

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to the Mexican troops in theHeld to resume hostilities

LAUNCHES BUILT TO ORDER

The public is cordially invited to in-

spect¬

the Merry Widow the beauti ¬

ful launch at Silver Springs that Ibuilt entirely from keel to awning I-

sm prepared to build launches of anystyle and any reasonable size andcompletely finish and equip themready for the water at moderatecharges and in the very best work-manship

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The work is fully guaran ¬

teed If you want a beautiful model-a strong safe and well built andspeedy boat place your order withme Frank Mathews

Ocala May 18

BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Special Meeting

There will be a special meeting oftho Marion County Board of PublicInstruction June 18th to appoint allteachers and such other business asnay properly come before the board

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ELECTION RETURNS-

ARE NOT ALL IN

But it Begins to Look Like Gilchrist-

and Fletcher Have Carriedthe State

Jacksonville Fla June 17 Demo-cratic primaries were held throughoutFlorida yesterday for the nomination-of United States senator to succeed

I Senator Milton for delegates to theI national convention from the state atlarge and congressional districts forgovernor for railroad commissioner-and minor offices throughout the com ¬

monwealth-For United States senator Duncan-

U Fletcher was pitted against GovBroward-

For governor Albert W Gilchrist-and John N C Stockton were oppon ¬

ents all four of these candidates hav ¬

ing been entitled to participation inthe primaries of yesterday by virtue-of the fact that they led over their op ¬

ponents in the first primary Up tomidnight indications were that Gil ¬

christ has swept the state and thatprobably his majority will be 6000 to7000

The race between Fletcher and GovBroward will be close indicationspointing to Fletchers nomination al ¬

though the pendulum may swing ineither direction before all the returnsare in

It is hard to indicate whether or notan instructed delegation has been sent-to Denver Returns for those offices-are incomplete-

From reports the vote polled will be-

a heavy one but there have been nodisorders as far as known

General Gilchrist carried Stocktonhome ward his home city and homecounty by large majorities

DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CUREDEy local applications as they cannotreach the diseased portion of the earThere is only dne way to cure deaf-ness

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and that is by constitutionalremedies Deafness is caused by aninflamed condition of the mucous lin-

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of the Eustachian tube Whenthis tube is inflamed you have a rum ¬

bling sound or imperfect hearing andwhen it is entirely closed deafness is

I the result and unless the inflammation-can be taken out and this tube re=stored to its normal condition hearingwill be destroyed forever Nine casescut of ten are causedwhich is nothing but an inflamed con-dition

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of the mucous surfaces-We will give One Hundred Dollars-

for any case of deafness caused bycatarrh that cannot be cured by HallsCatarrh Cure Send for circulars-free F J Cheney Co

Toledo OhioSold by all druggists 75c Take

Halls Family Pills for constipation

WHIPPED A WOMAN

Manly Conduct of a Gang of WesternTennessee Moralists

Dickson Tenn June 17A story ofmingled pity and brutal horror comesfrom a community seventeen mileswest of this place

One night recently a young womanaccused of immorality especially withmarried men of the community wastaken from her hdme by half a dozen-or more men stripped of her clothing-and whipped upon her nude body un-til

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blood flowed from a score or morewounds The girl pleaded for mercya3 did her aged father and motherbut it was of rio avail She charged-the man who applied the lash with be ¬

ing one of the few who led her astrayAfter the flogging the girl was warn ¬

ed to leave the community-The mob is said to have warned the

man whom the woman accused andwho had applied the lash that unless-he ceased his attentions he too would-be whipped It is charged by somethat all who took part in the affairwere responsible in a measure for thegirls downfall-

IF YOU KNEWThe merits of the Texas Wonder youwould never suffer from kidney bladtIer or rheumatic trouble 1 bottle twomonths treatment Sold by druggistsfr by mail Send for testimonials DrE W Hall 2926 Olive street StLouis Missouri

W H MORRISElectrician and telephone line con ¬

structor All work guaranteed Outof town orders a specialty Address-W H Morris Ocala Fla

THE BIG HEAD-

Is of two kinds conceit and the big-head that comes from i sick headacheDoes your head ever feel like a gourdand your brain feel loose and soreYou can cure it in no time by actingen your liver with Ballards HerbineIsnt it worth trying for the absolute-and certain relief youll get Sold byAntiMonopoly Drugstore

Never too early in the morning ortoo late at night to get a prescriptionrUed at the Corner Drugstore

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BRYAN 27 TO THE GOOD

He Has That Many Over TwoThirdsMajority

Lincoln Neb June 17The an-nouncement

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was made at the Bryanheadquarters that the state and terri-torial

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democratic conventions in theweek just ended have given Mr Bry-an

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enough delegates to secure hisnomination at Denver on the first bal ¬

lot under the twothirds ruleAt the present time 630 delegates-

are instructed for Bryan and 67 morearc committed to him by personalpledges making his total 697 Thenumber necessary to nominate is 672so that he now has 27 votes to sparenot taking into account any of thenumerous unpledged and uninstructeddelegates who will give him theirvotes-

It is now expected that Bryan willbe nominated by acclamation

The new votes added to Bryans fol ¬

last week were Utah 61 NewMexico 6 Virginia 24 Kentucky 26Oregon 8 total 70

The delegates yet to be elected willcome from these states Colorado10 Florida 6 4 Bryan delegates hav-ing

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already been chosen r Tennessee24 North Carolina 24 Vermont 8Georgia 26 Maine 12 Mississippi 30

Montana 6 tota 140

DADDY OF WATERSON A DELUGE-

St Louis June 17The Mississippiriver added a foot to its rise last nightand is now at a 36foot stage Everyinch of the rise has added thousands-of dollars to the damage The weatherbureau forecast is for a rise of an ¬

other foot Along the levees in thecity the water is at the doors of thebuildings and is slowly creeping upAt Columbia Bottoms the river iseight miles wide Levees all along thestrea mare washed away and the landsare flooded

THE SWINE AND THE FLOWER-

Oh me I saw a huge and loathsome-sty

Wherein a drove of wallowing swinewere barred

Whose banquet shocked the nostriland the eye

Then spoke a voice Behold thesource of lard-

I fled and saw a field that seemed atfirst

One glistning mass of roses pure andwhite

With dewy buds mid dark green fo ¬

liage nursedAnd as I lingered oer the lovely sightThe summer breeze that cooled that

Southern scene-Whispered Behold the source ofCOTTOLENE

THAT TERRIBLE KID

Has that Terrible Kid next doorpunched holes in your walls Doncfuss at him Drop me a card and 1

will patch and tint them with Alabastine J A Morris Jr

38 South Magnolia streetDecorating thats my business

fBICYCLE REPAIR WORK-

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have the only completely equippedshop in the city for the repairing ofbicycles typewriters and musical in ¬

struments Prompt attention andwork guaranteed B F Condon

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BARBERSHOP

Opens into the lobby of theOcala House

Offers the very best service of skill-ed

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workmen with modern appliancesStrictly sanitary Electric fans elec ¬

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brands of Scotch Irish and native v ry

whiskies to put you all to the goodjpst when you need a nip most

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EATEN Y CANNIBALS

Dreadful Fate of Four White Men iniCentral Africa

Madrid June 17Further reportshave been received here from thewest coast qf Africa concerning the t

sinking by a tornado on upper Congoriver of the steamboat Ville de Burges last May v

Of the six Europeans who lost theirlives four were caught by cannibals-who killed and devoured them Sev-enty

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negroes were drownedI

BICYCLES BICYCLES t

JNO S PEDRICK SON

Never too late to mend If your blrjcle needs mending no matter whatis the nature of the trouble call topee us Bicycles for sale or rent Ap-ply

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to Jno S Pedrick Son NextDoor South of Ocala Fire Station

MRS PALLANTE-WAS MAGNANIMOUS

While on her Death Bed She PickedOut a Second Wife for Her

Husband-Mt Holly N J June 17A double

wedding that brings to light an un-usual

¬ tromance will take place In Phil-adelphia

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on Sunday when CarminePallante of Mt Holly will wed MrsAngela Izzi and his son Vincenzowill become the bridegroom of herdaughter Christina Izzi The brideselect live at No 3647 K street Ken-sington

¬ IRev Father D P Broughton-

will officiateThe romance had its beginning

about six months ago while Mrs Pal ¬

lante lay on her death bed Mrs Izziand her daughter acted as Mrs Pallantes nurse and they were so atten ¬

tive to the sick woman that her lovefoL them as friends grew stronger asshe weakened physically and realized tthat she could not recover I

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Then came the unusual request thathas brought about the double weddingCalling her husband and son to herbedside the dying woman exacted apromise from them that they wouldmarry her nurses Shortly after herdeath the proposition of marriage wasmade to the two women both of whomaccepted

FOR RENTFour room cottage InMarion Heights Apply to Marlon t

Development Co

THAT YOU GET WOREr

VALUE IN

A BOSTONIAN-

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