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The editor of this paper, who also pre-
sides over all departments, gave notice
yesterday to several members of his staff
who belong to local military companies
that If they should be called upon to rem
der service to our country, they would
still be retained upon the staff of the pa
per at full pay.
The above from that great paper, the
Times Union and Citizen, speaks well;
there Is ring Of patriotism in it that can
not be doubted.
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forest fires on the public domain" is as
follows:
"Be IL enacted by the Senate and House
OF Representatives OF the United States
OF America in Congress assembled, That
any person who shall wilfully or malic-
iously set on fire, or cause to be set on fire
any timber, underbrush, or grass upon
the public domain, or shall carelessly or
negigently leave or suffer fire to burn UNI
attended near any timber or other infam-
mable material, shall be deemed guilty of
misdemeanor, and upon conviction
thereof In any district court Of the Unit
ed States having jurisdiction Of the same
shall be fined In sum not more than five
thousand dollars or be imprisoned for a
Sec. 2. That any person who shall
build camp fire, or other fire, in or near
any forest, timber, or other inhammable
material upon the public domain, shall,
before, breaking camp, or leaving said fire
totally extinguish. the same ANY person
failing to do so shall be deemed guilty Of
a misdemeanor, and, upon conviction
thereof In any district court Of the United
States having Jurisdiction Of the same,
shall be fined in sum not more than one
thousand dollors, or be imprisoned for a
term Of not more than one year, or both.
SEC. 3. That in all cases arising under
this act the fines collected shall be paid
into the public school fund OF the county
In which the lands where the offense was
committed are situate.
BINGER HERMAN,
Com. of the General Land Office
Approved;
C. N. BLISS,
Secretary OF the Interior.
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A New Highlander Of national reputa-
tion has this to say of Southern leaders:
sit seems to me that one of the most in
teresting eatures about this whole Cuban
crisis is the relatively wise conservatism
of Southern leaders in and out of Congress
With the exception OF Morgan and Mon
cy in the Senate, and Bailey in the house,
the utterances Of Southern Congressman
have, on the whole, been able and wise,
and the temper Of their speeches is none
the less admirable because somewhat I'M
expected"
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The Springfield Republican says: at
is great good fortune for President McKin
ley that his predecessor in office handled
the Cuban question in just the way that
he did. Republican criticism of Mr..
Cleveland and Mr.. Olney was bitter and
often very unjust, because they pursued
a conservative course toward this insur-
rection. yet it is now easy to see that tht
present unassailablc position of our gov
eminent rests upon the foundation labo-
borlously constructed by the last admin
lstration.
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FOREST FIRES! WARNING!!
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
Washington, d. c. July %. 1,

Washington, d. C. July 2s 1897.
The attention of the public is called to
the fact that immense areas of the public
forests are annually destroyed by fire,
originating, in many instances, through
the carelessness Of prospectors, campers
hunters, sheep herders, and others; while
in some cases the fires are started with
malicious intent.
Warning is hereby given that the origin
of all forest fires will be closely invcsti-
gated, and whore the fire is asccrtained
to have originated through carelessness
or design, the persons implicated will be
prosecuted to the full extent Of the law.
The Act Of Congress, approved Februa-
ry "a. 1897, entitled "An Act to prevent
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1898-04-09
CANNERIES.

The establishment ofcanncrics has been
advocated by us, from time to time, but
IL is evident that for the main consump-
tion Of crops IL would not be profitable
only for the waste or surplus portion of n
vegetable crop, and for this purpose the
existence of the 'cannlng factory would
indeed be valuable In every considerable
agricultural community. This statement
finds its support in the fact that in Ma
ryland, Delaware and New Jersey where
canneries are so numerous. the average
price paid for tomatoes by the Gamers
range from $3.50 to 80 per ton. In the
west Gamers pay from 81 TO $3.50 per ton
for corn. Green peas shelled average one
and thrce-fourths cents per pound. AT
such rates only our waste product could
be realized. or, when the price OF produce
had fallen so that its shipment would
prove loss instead of profit. In Florida
every year thousands of tons 81 fruit and
vegetables under the latter conditions
arc lost-hence the Importance aud value
OF cannercs.-Su. Fla. Sentinel.
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The maratme quarantine season for
al the Southern states commenced on the
LIST day of April. This advance Of the
date for the summer quarantine was made
by the Secretary of the Treasury upon
request of Surgeon General Wyman of
the Marine Hospital service:
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DeFuniak Herald: Senator Mallory,
shrewd though he may be, has written a
letter to Frank w. Pope. Our juniour
sena tor should have taken warning from
the past. Blaine, some time ago, and De
LONE only recently, wrote letters. Polit-
zeal letters had best be burned before
they are written.
Yes; but then it is so natural for him to
write to those fellows. he could not with
stand the temptation.
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The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1898-04-09

T. U. c: What II every candidate
for Senatorial honors should start news
paper In Florida? Why! 1t would be
necessary to call in all the bread-winners
from the gardens and fields in order to
turn the presses,
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1898-04-09

All kinds of provisions will be very high
in case of war. Corn, -four. meat and 9TH
or like products will go beyond the reach
of the poor, therefore we urge our farm
ers to plant plenty of corn and look after
the SOW and pigs.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1898-04-09

The following may be OF interest to our
citizens Lands entered upon the home
stead law is subject to taxation from the
date of final proof whether patent has
been issued or not says Comptroller Rey-
nolds.
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and positively OH Kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system. disptl colds,
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The Spanish board of Inquiry says en-
phatlcally that the: Maine was blown up
by internal causes. Our board says that
the ship was blows up by powerful sub
marine mine. What next?
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Calendar. Free.
THE ATLANTA (CA) JOtRNa
Daily and Weekly.
DAILY So A YEAR-WEEKLN MCtN'
A YEAR.

Il
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taining ten pages If seven columns Cach'
Ii is filed with the LATEST NEN'
the day. both domestic and forei en- wv
ing its owl leased ielegi apbic wiitS'Nn;
are used for no other purpose but 10 vi
the latest news 70 its editorial rot ms y
Journal is prepare d TO get all The news
10 the latest mcmelt
In addition 10 the news, II contains
special features than an, othtr sou.no
weekly. Among OF her thin gs II has wy
~ letter or sermc u from Rev. sam 9,i.s,
contribution from Hon. John Temple We
lettersO1 travel, Biographies OF dls'InEu
cd men. and many other attractive ll"iTnI
The Weekly journal is beautiillE LII
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The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1898-04-09
Don't Neglect Your Liver,

Liver troubles quickly result in serious
complications, and the man who neglects his
liver has little regard for health. A bottle
Of Browns Iron Btters taken now and then
will keep the liver in perfect order. IF the
disease has developed, Browns Iron Bitters
will cure it permanently. Strength and
vitality will always follow its use.
Browns Iron Bitters is sold by all dealers.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1898-04-09

To Europe 1t looks now as II the star of
another republic is about to rise out of
the seat OF blood in the Western Hemis-
phere.
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OUR TREASURY.

In January. 1894 the net cash balance
the federal treasury was 500, 1875, 900. The
the total proceeds Of the bond issues of
that year amounted to s293,0OO.000. 1.-THE
receipts of the government since January
!. 1894, had equalled its expenditures there
should be in the United States treasury
today net cash balance Of S3S3,OOO.OO0.
The net cash balance today actually
amounts to about se25. 900, 900. showing a
loss of sl5s, 900 during the four years
and two months since January, 1894. This
sl5S,O00,OOD has gone TO make good con
tinuous deficit In the revenues, and over
s"0'OOO,oOO of it has been thus paid out
during the current fiscal year beginning
July last.
II no bonds had bean issued In 1894 what
would have been our financial condition
today? There would not have been cent
In the treasury and the government would
have been S5O,OOO,OOO In arrears with its
obligations.
The Dingley tariff which, its author
toasted, was 10 snow the country how
sufficient revenues could be raised aud to
lake the place OF a tariff framed by def
cit makers has in only three months
siGcc It's enactment raised revenue en ough
for the support OF the government.
That is the explanation OF the great
falling of in the surplus which President
Cleveland left In the treasnry.-Atla
Journal.
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The Queen Regent and the young King
of Spain are preparing to leave Spain.
Let them come TO Florida. April and May
are the most delightful months of the
Florida season.-T.-U. & c.
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I hipley. Fla. April OH. 1898

The best thing you can do is to adver-
tisc. The worst thing you can do Is to
run down your town.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1898-04-09

Gen. VIM. Miller passed through here
Monday enroute TO Jacksonville; for
what? To attend the Pope convention.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1898-04-09

Educate \ our Boweis With Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
1Oc. nc. G. c. fail, druggists refund money.
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Skin Diseases,

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us continued use effects a permsn ant
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o orspI,s hands' chronic sore eyes and
, III. lady's Condition Powders for
horses are the best tonic, blood nn-;s sol
anuVermifuge. Price, 25cents So iiiier
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-13
PURCHASED MoLoKAl.
Former Worcester Man Figures in Big
Real Estate Deal in Hawaii

A. D. Mcclellan of Boston. who is also
well known in this city, where he married
Miss Florence Armsby about a month ago,
and where the members of his family live,
has purchased for a syndicate of Ameri-
cans in Honolulu the island of Molokai,
one of the Hawaiian group, containing
10000 acres. The price paid was $251 900,
and the deal was completed after a years S
negotiation. Immediately after his we'd
ding in this city, Mr.. Mcclellan and his
bride started for Honolulu on their we'd
ding trip, and Mr. Mcclellan combined
business with pleasure, as the deal shows.
The island which Mr.. Mcclellan .pur-
chased was formerly the property of the
Bishop family. By the terms of the will
1t was to be sold at auction Feb 3, 1893.
The executors tried to convert it into cash
some time ago, and the case was in the
Hawaiian courts for several months. The
will was sustained, and the sale could not
take place until the date specified.
If ,artesian wells can be sunk on the
ranch and good water supplies secured,
nearly every acre will grow sugar, and 1t
will be worth mint of money. Up to the
present there are no plantations on Molo-
kai, and the belief has prevailed shat
there could be none on account of lack of
water. Expert opinion now says water
can be secured by sinking artesian wells,
and II so Mr.. Mcclellan has made a lucky
The name of Molokai is associated with
the leper settlement. and the belief pre-
walls abroad that the entire island is
given up to lepers. This is a mistake, for
the settlement occupies but a small por-
ton on the south side, fertile valley,
shut In on one side by precipitous and i'm
passable mountains and on the other side
by the sea, and it can only be approached
from the water.
There are many fertile valleys on the
island devoted to agricultural purposes
For many years the ranch has netted
handsome profits. If sugar plantation
can be established here it will be the
largest and finest on the islands. 1t Is
understood that the interested men have
been quietly at work for some time sink
ing wells and have met with success.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-13
FRENCH NOTION OF JUSTICE.


Whatever may be the effect Of tbs
zola trial on French public opinion. its
verdict will not carry : particle Of
weight in any land where 1udiciaI nro-
ceedings are respected as a method Of
ascertaining facts. The trial has hsar
practically run by the witnesses The
court barefacedly recognizes its chiaS
duty as cooperation with witnesses 10
suppress the facts. Witnesses address !
impassioned stump speeches to the
jury refuse to testify to facts. buf tese
tlty to their state of mind at great
length The proceedings are more lilss
mass meeting in the fourth ward
after numerous kegs of beer have baen
tapped, than like anything which IN
Anglo-Saxon community recognizes as
a court of Justice ii The French intel,
lect shows itself in its most bewilderinp
form noisily acclaimlng justice. while
refusing to do anything which Other
countries recognize as necessary means
70 accomplishment Of Justice. No won
ger that monarchistsl declare the French
incapable of f-governfnent-N 7.
Commercial Advertiser.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-13
SARAH JANE TO BE RACED
The Little Bay Mare viii Go into Ker.
vck's String This Spring.

Sarah Jane, f. S. Pierce's pacing mare,
will be campaigned this year by John
Kervick. Mr.. Pierce bought Sarah Jane a
year ago last fall, and last season she was
In Ed Gillies' string fer time. Her mark
at present is 2:1Sl3, but she is capable Of
going three heats In considerably better
time. The little mare had exceptionally
hard luck all last season in encountering
big fields: and in one place ran up against
no less than Is starters. At Dover, New
Hampshire, late last fall. she was timed
half In l:0Hs, and went the mile in third
place in 2:lSA; When she is in racing
condition, Sarah Jane does not weigh over
200 pounds, but as she stands in box
stall in Mr., Pierces stable today, she will
tip the scales at a trifle over 800.
Her owner advertised her for sale early
in the winter and received number of
letters. None of them, however, made q
satisfactory offer and SO he determined
to put her on the track again, and ex-
poets that before another year comes
around she viii have stepped In 2:10. Many
lh,orsem.en believe that such a performance
capabilities.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-13
ORPHANS GIVEN GOOD TIME
Manager Of St Paurs Sewing School
Entertain Them at Supper.

The lady managers of the ST. Paurs
Church sewing school, with their accus-
toned generosity, gave the little inmates
of the orphanage on High street a. supper
at the sewing school, % Chatham street.
Saturday evening. 1t was the original in
tention of the ladies' who had charge ri fine
affair to take the little ones on a. sleigh
ride but owing to the poor sleighinp this
part of the entertainment had to be aban.
doned. Instead the little ones were given
a bountiful supper, which it is needless n
say was thoroughly enjoyed by the rs Chill
dren who We're present ~ e''il
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-13

In Both Cases the work Of Italians.

Brandford, Conn, Feb. 12-Guiseppi
Gandino, aged 50, stabbed and almost
instantly killed Pietro Cognio, aged 45,
at Stony Creek, tonight Gandino was
soon afterwards arrested by officer
Londrigan and taken to Brandford,
where he was turned over TO Sheriff G.
T. Benton The murder took place in
front of f. 7. Jacksons store shortly
before 6 O'Clock, and is said to be the
outcome of an alteration over money
matters.
The men had scarcely met in front Of
the store, and had exchanged but few
words, when Gandino whipped out a
stiletto and struck at Cognio. The lat
ter ran screaming in the direction of his
home, but had not gone a great dis
tance when he became so weak that he
stepped into barn by the roadside and
soon afterwards expired. The knife had
pierced his heart. officer Landrigan ar
rested the murderer at his home.
Cognio was married, but his wife was
in Italy. Gandino has a wife and one
son, the latter a cook in d New York
hotel The murderer refuses to talk
about the crime. He will be given a
hearing before Judge Seacher, Monday.
Stamford, Conn, Feb. 12.-Eugene
Kennedy, aged p, was stabbed and
probably fatally injured tonight in an
Armenian saloon on Canal street, kept
by John and Charles Kayort. The man
supposed to have done the stabbing is
Antonio Gionguilio, an Italian, married,
about 40 years of age. who is under ar
rest Kennedy was stabbed in the groin
and DR.. A. NJ. Hurlburt, who was called
to attend the man, found his condition
so critical that he at once summoned
Prosecuting Attorney Galen A. Carter,
who took Kennedys ante-mortem state
ment. The man was then removed to
the city hospital, and he is not expected
to live through the night. The stabbing
was the outcome of a row, during which
1t is said Kennedy struck the Italian
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-13
ST. AUGUSTINE. PALM BEACH AND
NASSAU. er

The Florida East Coast Line an
nounces in effect Feb. IA a parlor car
train will leave ST. augustine upon ar
rival New York & FLORIDA Limited !"
via the Pennsylvania, Southern Rail
way and F. C. &C p. R. r. reaching
Palm Beach at 10 p. M, making stons
at Daytonia, RocFledsee and Ormoiid
The Florida Limited leaves New York
daily, except Sunday, at II so a. m
reaching st. Augustine following after.
noon at 22O p. m. 1t is the most com
plete Pullman train that ever left New
York for Florida, composed exclueiveIv
OF dining, library compartment, drawing
room. sleeping and observation cars In
addition to the through service to ST
Augustine, Pullman drawing room
sleeping car is operated on same train
New York to Augusta, affording excel.
lent facilities for reaching Aiken. Two
other fast trains daily. For full nar-
ticuars regarding Florida East caast
resorts and Nassau, call on or address
George g. Daniels. r. p. A., 22s wash
lngton street Boston. or Alex 4
Ihweatt, eastern passenger agent s7i
Broadway, New York city,
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-13
DUTCH" CARTER TO COACH YALE.

New Haven, Conn.,, Feb. 1.-THE Yale
varsity base ball team will be coached this
season by Dutch" Carter, SO. the famous
Yale pitcher He will put in an appear
ance Feb. 18th, and will remain as long
as his business permits. 1t is quite prob
team win take hand In coaching. Both
he and Carter are In New York city, and
are, in fact, almost the only available
coaches that Yale can secure at present
from among the alumni.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-13

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Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-13
PHoTocRAPHER,. ........

Mr.. Wyman Smith, who has operated in
some of the best studios in N Y, will
have my operating room in charge, and
will endeavor to give satisfaction to my
patrons. Everything novel in photogra-
ply, including platinum and carbon. I
am making those bas-reliefs. of which I
have sole right of city; also those dainty
porcelains, photos on china, photos on
watch cases and lockets. Bring the chill
dren in the morning. Engagements can
be made by telephone. Only one flight up.
Tel. 1886. Take elevator. New Central
Exchange No. 81 Main st.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-13

Three sales have already been held this
fans A. tba as saes IoAe so fsr oh
ruled well, and shown, despite the cries
and laments of mushroom breeders and
sticklers for just one strain of blood, that
there is profit in raising the right sort
Of horses. Every practical horseman, by
the way, knows what the right kind is.
1t is horse that has size, good gait, will
make good gentlemans driving horse,
and then, if the animal has speed in addi-
ton, so much the better. The past
week the annual Woodward & Shanklin
fixture has taken place, and the "a head
disposed of Tuesday and Wednesday
brought on an average $20S. This week
comes Fasig's big sale at the Madison
Square Garden. AT this sale 500 horses
will be offered, more than half of them
having marks of 2.3O or better Among
the consignments are: Planet. 2:04% Ben
D., 2:062l; Gazette 2O7A; Dan O., 2:081a.
and Dan Cupid, 2:0912. In fact the sale
includes past, present and prospective
champions, as well as the sires, dams,
brothers, sisters, sons and daughters of
champions.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-13
OH Sundap Spg.

Subscribers who fail to receive their
papers regularly Will confer favor by
Immediately making complaint at this
Office.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-13
LOCAL NOTES

Drop into Paul Henrys and warm up
with 4 hot Carstair's rye.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-13

The animals that find a place in the sales
ring today must first of all be superior in
diyiduals. If, IN addition, they, are tried
and true campaigners, without being out
classed, then so much the better. Horses
of this class usually bring their market
value when they pass under the hammer.
Thus the sale ring serves as a mirror in
which can be reflected pretty accurately
the condition of the horse market. Two or
three years ago in the time Immediately
following the collapse of the years of in
fated prices, the outlook was not particu-
larly rosy. But good horses are now
bringing prices compatible with their in
trinsic value. Their value has increased
somewhat by the constant requisition that
European breeders and buyers are making
upon the American market for horses to
ship abroad
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-13

At this season of the year you
will need a new pair to wear with
coat and vest which are not as much
worn.