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TAFT WILL BE-

NOMINATED THURSDAY

Republican Clans Have Gathered in

Chicago arid Choice of Big Bill

is a Foregone ConclusionII

Chicago June l6The eve of therepublican national finds

on the t anticipationwith finalOpfjepanitiorts well maturedfpi candidates and platform ePttrie ever doubtful vice presidency ndWith the whole city astir with thosetumultous scenes which usher in a natyonalj convention At night the streetsare ablaze with lights flag day hasbrought a wealth of color on the tallbuildings bands vie with glee club-sh the packed > headquarters of candi-dates

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and in the open air marchingclubs In fantastic regalia parade thethoroughfares singing Taft Taft orKno Knox and there Is that uni ¬

versal pandemonium which befit thedays before national convention-

The lull force of the invading armyJo now here The Jast of the statedelegations from the far South came inlast night v

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The nomination of Taft is concedec by all but the choice for secondplace has everybody guessing I

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Marriage of Mr Albert Perry to MissI

Nellie Meadows-

The cantaloupe shipping is aboutended here and only half a crop wasshipped Recent rains have improvedthe corn and peanut crop considerable

Mr Frank P Thomas is quite sickHe is being treated by Dr Carswell ofCitra

Mr W Li Martin wife and two sonsand Mrs Martins mother Mrs Char-les

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Thomas and Frank who came H

home sick have just returned from aweeks visit to Lochloosa take andGainesville-

Miss Alice E Owens left for Jack ¬

sonville Saturday to spent severalweeks with relativesi Miss Isabella Burton has just re ¬

turned from Georgia where she hasbeen attending school

Miss Jettie Boyles of this place andMiss Edith Grantham of Fort McCoyaccompanied by John S Manthamleft Sunday for Gainesville whereMiss Boyles and Miss Grantham go toattend the normal school

Mr Albert Ii Perry and Miss NellieMeadows were quietly married SundayafternoOn D Lee Grantham officiat-ing

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Mr Perry is the youngest SIRqi Capt T J Perry and Miss Mead-ows

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is the youngest daughter of MrHarvey Meadows now of Tampa Thecouple are among the most papular-ycung folks her and the bride is apretty young lady ana very popular-Mr Perry isa successful farmer amitrucker and has been tice electedconstable for this district We wishthem much happiness and a long andsuccessful life I

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT STANDS

French Republic Is Not Vet Ready toAbolish the Death Penalty

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Paris June 1C Owing to the in-

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number of violent and hor-rible

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crimes in France and the actioncf mahr juries throughout the country in passing resolutions in favor ofthe retention of the death penaltyparliament had decided to postponeconsideration of the proposal to aflolishi This question is inscribed uponthe government program

Although never legally N abolished-the use of the guillotine has been virtually suppressed for several yearsparliament having refused every yeartc make an appropriation for the pay-ment

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of executioneers and the presi-dent

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of the republic regularly com-muting

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death sentences to life im-prisonment

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QUEER PRANK OF CUPID

Elopement of a Man of SeventyNineand with a Woman of Eighty

Madison Wis June 16 RudolphPloetz 7 yexars old a wealthy widower-of the village of Prairie du Sac elopedyesterday with Miss Ursula Hunges80 years old his sweetheart of child-hood

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days-Unknown to his six sons who>had

bitterly opposed his marriage the oldbridegroom and his bride slipped5wayto Madison and were married by aJustice of the peace

The system of espionage on the oldman established by tht sons had failedto prevent him carrying out Ills de ¬

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The pair were sweethearts in youthand had parted after a petty quarrelJis Hjiiilges pad neverimarried wait ¬

ing a lifetime for her first love N

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Have electricians placJd in yourbfffce pr home arid keep cjcJql throu hthe hot months its inexpensive an-dsrat omfdr See Walter Tuckerthe electrician about them

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Result of Yesterdays Games in thei South Atlantic League

Savannah 0 Jacksonville 1 <

Columbia 0 Charleston 1

Macon 5 Augusta 6

Where They Played TodaySavannah at JacksonvilleMacon at AugustaColumbia at Charleston

Standing of the ClubsGaniAWonLOsLPC-

Jacksonville 5 U38 14113I-Savannah t S e h >

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Columbia 44v 22 22 500Macon 54 22 32 407Augusta 50 20 30 400Charleston 51 19 32 373

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DEAFNESSCANNOT BE CUREDBy local applications as they cannotreach the diseased portion of the earThere is only one 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

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S9und or imperfect hearing andwhen it is entirely closed deafness isthe result and unless the inflammationoan be taken out and this tube re ¬

stored to its normal condition hearingwill be destroyed fdrever Nine caseout of ten are caused by catarrhwhich is nothing but an inflamed con-dition

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of the mucous surfacesWe 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

I Toledo OhioSold by all druggists 75c Take

HalVs Family Pills for constipation

ORGANIZED LABOR IN ILLINOIS

John MJtqhell May bea Candidate forthe Gubernatorial Office

Springfield Ills June l6An announcement from John Mitchell for¬

mer president of the United MineWorkers of America as to whether hewill accept the democratic nominationfor governor of Illinois if offered isexpected during the convention of theState Federation ofJLabor whichconvened here yesterday

If vMr Mitchell decides to attempt tosecure the nomination it is likely that

I he will be successful and that organized labor will play a prominent part-in the Illinois campaign-

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The merjts of the Texas Wonder youwould never suffer from kidney blad-der

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or rheumatic troubled bottle twomonths treatment Sold by druggist-sr by mall Send for testimonials Dr

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BRYANS DAUGHTER DELEGATE-

To Democratic State Convention ofI

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Denver Colo June 16Mrs RuthBryan Leavitt daughter of William JBryan heads the Denver county del-

egation¬

to the democratic state cOn-

vention at Glenwood Springs She wasnamed by the Denver county conven ¬

tion which while it endorsed the candidacy of her father for the presi-dency

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did not instruct for him Shewas not at the convention being ather fathers home in Lincoln with her

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children and she did hot know thatI

her name was to be presented

DO NOT NEGLECT THE CHILDRENAt this season of ttre year the first

unnatural ooseno s of a childs Q-OtIs should hayeinimeQilhe atention1 best thingltl at cap be given isChamberlains Ccujic CJjwlera and Diar ¬

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

A DIME NOVEL RESCUE

How a Brakeman Savedf

a Baby fromBeing Crushed by a Train

Seattle Wash June 16FrankManifolk a brakeman on the Colum-bia

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and Puget Sound railroad yester¬

day made a thrilling rescue near Benton and saved a girl baby fdom beingcrushed under the wheels of a con ¬

struction train The engineer saw anobject on the track but did not realizethat it was a baby until too late tostop

Brakeman Manifold crawled outupon the pilot and managed with greateffort to swing himself far enough In

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advance of the engine to pick up thlittle one by its skirt In another sec-ond

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the train passed over the spot

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

T IMrs S Joyce Ciarembnt N Hv rites Aboutja year ago I bought-two bottles of rolfyf Kidney Remedyltured me of e ere case of kidneytrouble of severa years standing Itcertainly is a grand good medicineand T heartily recommend It Soldby all druggists

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Staunch Friend

Paris June 16A man named Bellanger while waiting to see Ministerof War Picquart the War Ministry-with the professed object of jesexiting a petition to him suddenly thrusthis hand into his pocket and beganfiring shots from a revolver Two ofthe bullets Icxifed In an upholsteredchair and another In1i irtiil S arfnBelianger wasarresf dt f

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THE SEA SERPENT

Reported that Nine Whales HaveCome Ashore on Daytona Beach

And Volusia a Dry County

Nine big whales floated out uponthe beach at Daytona this morningaccording to telegram received byJ R Dunn Nos 20810 West buildingfrom his brother at that place

The mammoth whales were deadand were probably killed by recentblasts of dynamite Considerable ex¬

citement was caused at Daytona andlarge crowds gathered on the beachto see the dead monsters Metropolis

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AN EXAMPLE TO FOLLOWI

Manager of a Great Railway Systemk Saved Immense Expense by Asking-

the Cooperation of his EmployesI I

Chicago June 16 KBy enlisting thehelp of the men behind the smoke ¬

stacks in cutting the waste out ofoperating expenses a big railroad inthe West has contrived to save t asmuch at 160000 a mon h with theresult thatra threatened deficit hasbeen turned sinto a profit Now themen are working hand in hand withthe general manager with as nuch en-

thusiasm¬

as though each of them had-a certificate of stock in his pocket

The road question is the ChicagoSt Paul Minneapolis Omaha rail ¬

way of which Marvin Hughitt is pres ¬

ident When confronted a loss ingross earnings of v200000 In onemcnth and more than that in netearnings for the year Mr Trenholmthe general manager decided that thetrouble was not so mjich adverse leg¬

islation as waste With PresidentHughitts approval he called the mentogether and stated the case clearlyand frankly The result was a revela-tion

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to the general manager For thefirst time he7 heard from the lips ofgrayheaded engineers how thousands-of tons of coal are wasted and howlocomotives are torn to pieces at acost of 100 to 200 when the troublecould be located and repaired by theengineer for a few dollars

Firemen told of spilling gallons ofoil Freight handlers confessed how

I cars are loaded carelessly with dyna-mite

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on top of eggs sugar riding comfort bly nvith barrels of bil whileother favorite mixtures were grindstorks and mahogany furniture hidesand bread scrap iron and chinaware-

Mr Trenholm says that during thamonth of January 160000 hap beensaved 38000 on fuel alone in thefollowing month although the loss ingross earnings still persisted therewfts a gain in net earnings as the operating expenses had been cut down

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BICYCLE REPAIR WORK-

I hive the only completely equippedshop in the city for the repairing ofbicycles typewriters and musical instriments Prompt attention andwork guaranteed B F Condon

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Has that Terrible Kid next doorpunched holes in your walls Doncfuss at him Drop me a card and iwill patch and tint them with Alabastine J A Mferris Jr

38 Smith Magnolia streetDecorating thats my business

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tended husbands were at the dock ta ftreceive them only fo be met by Thenew Immigration regulations re4trlet7lug the landing of Japanese v

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all the Tangos passengers are passd-by

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Door South of Ocala Fire StationrCALIFORNIA MAKES A KICK

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lMuet Have Asiatic Exclusion on Vote

the Democratic TicketI I liSan Francisco June 16 Arouised

by the report that the republican con-vention

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will dodge the question of heimmigration of Chinese and Japanesethe Exclusion league of Sf t-

Vranciscor

wired to Chicago yesterdaydemanding the insertion 0p1an1t ridealing with the issue and declare 1fthe tiuestion is not handled It will Ii

cost the ribminees thousands of We llnvptes

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LAUNCHES BUILTTO ORDEt1The public iscordialTy invited to In-

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the Merry Widow the beauti-ful launch at Silver Springs that I 4built entirely from keel to awningem prepared to build jaunches of any itstyle and any reasonable size andcompletely finish and equlp thflr-eady fqr the water at moderate fcharges and in the vety best wprK-manship

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teed If you want a beautiful motIelrii aihd biillt i fastrong safe well I andspeedy boat place your order witk 4-

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Notice our window display ofsh et-

musicVre have just jeceiveda num-ber

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BOARbS

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Special Meeting

There will be a special7 meeting ofthp Marion County Board of PulilicInstruction June 18th to appoint all s

teachers and such other business as >

rray properly come before0

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TONIGHT-

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Chamberlains s toipach and Liver tTablets tonightt JlO16 produce ia1 C

agreeable laxative effect clear tlithead and cleanse the stomach PrIck25 cents Samples freeS at all drug-stores

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JJust received a big shipment of

trunks dress suit cases and club bagsfor men and ladles use Come andtouch the goods and get prices Atthe Ocala Bazaar Gadson 4

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