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The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1899-12-16
TO STATE TEACHERS.

Tallahassee, Dec. s.-The following cir
cular letter has leen issued:
"To the Teachers and School Officers OF
Florida: The people Of Tallahassee take
this means Of emphasizing the already
extended and hearty invitation to visit
your capitol city during the assembly Of
the State Teachers Association, Goth TO
Goth inst.
1.-THE local comittee has raised funds
and made provisions to entertain not less
than 500 teachers and school officers. The
best orchestra in Florida has been en-
gagged to give morning and evening con-
,erts in the assembly hail. and to inter-
sperse the program with. music.
''The best program that has ever been
made by any executive committee is Of
fered this year to the members OF the as
ISOLATION. The lectures OF DIR. Shaeffer
of Pennsylvania, alone are worth the time
and money required to attend the conven-
ton. With the uniform rate OF q for
board and lodging, except at the Leon
Hotel, whose rate will be tl.5O per day,
with the exceedingly low, rate given by
all the railroads, certsiuly no teacher will
have an excuse for not attending this an
Dual gathering Of his brethren. ..- .-..
ION Friday, Goth, 2. p. NJ. an excursion
will be run over the Carrabrllc. Tallahas-
see & Geoigia Railroad to Cara belle and
Apalachicola. ut $50 fare TOY the round
trip. This includes fare on steamer from
Cara belle to the Gem City. The teach
cts will spend the night In Apalachicola.
retu ming in time for trains east and west
Saturday following. 49,.
1.-THE citizens OF Tallahassee and the
local committee pledge 10 oife and all u
happy snd joyful tmass 49,
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1899-12-16
A NIGHT OF TERROR.

lawful anxiety was felt for the widow
OF the brave General Durham OF Machias.
Me-, when the doctors said sne could not
live till morning." writes Mrs. s. H. Lin.
coin, who attended her that fearful night
"All~thought she must soon die from
Pneumonia, hut she begged for DR. Kings
New Discovery, saying It had more than
once had saved her lite, and had cured
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1899-12-16

The Administration with characters
tic cowardice hopes that Agulnaldo will
escape from the Philippines as his cap
tnre would embarrass the President. So
much for the principle involved In the
Philippine struggle. Of which the Admin
lstration leaders have prated so extern
sively. II Aguinaldo will leave the island
free for Mckinley and Otis to dominate.
II Is all those WORTHLESS desire.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1899-12-16
A MONSTER DEVIL FISH

DESTROYING its victim, is type OF Consti-
patton The power OF this murderous
malady is felt on organs and nerves and
muscles and brain. There's no health till
It's overcome. But DR.. Kings New Life
Pills are safe and certain cure. Rest In
the world for stomach, liver. kidneys and
bowels. Only 25 cents at w. L. Farrior's
drug store.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1899-12-16
SOME PLAIN TALK.

1t may not be good politics" for III
away of here in the tip end Of the frs
district, TO mix" IN the contest in thu
second. but Mr.. Frank Clark's candidsc,
/ in opposition to so good man and so val
! liable q representative AS Hon. Robert W
Davis. should affect oil Floridians, sno
give to all the right Of honest comment.
II Mr.. Clark should be no more success.
full In the work Of making laws for thu
whole country than he was In his various
attempts to enact laws for the govern
ment Of Floridisns, an exchange would be
OF little benefit TO ANYBODY. Among the
rs or 30 bills introduced by him In the
house Of epresent natives, some 3 or be-
came laws, one Of which--the Cigarette
bill'- was so outrageously faulty as to
make the entire legislature a laughing
stock.
Besides this. many excellent and con-
scientious democrats drought the State
will be unable to forget, rs easily as those
who elected Mr.. Clark to the Legislature,
that he was a prominent and active men,
Der Of a certain group Of democrats who
once attempted the disruption Of the par
ty under the guise Of being 'reformers,"
In the direct interest Of the late Wilkin-
son Call. II Mr.. Clark has repented Of
that episode, his repentance, although II
may have secured the support OF the
democrats of Duval county, should not
for that reason entitle him to displace
one who was never guilty Of such con-
duct.
Referring to Mr.. Clark's candidacy. the
Sanford Chronicle says:
Mr.. Clark's record IN the last session Of
the state Legislature should be sufficient
reason why he should not be allowed. to
represent this district in congress.
AS the originator Of much freak leRis-
lation he gained considerable notoriety,
which did not result In any benefit to his
constituents.
The state press should also remember
that Mr.. Clark was instrumental in hav-
ing law passed, which, as he originally
introduced 1t, struck a vicious blow at
the freedom Of the press.
Now II remains to be seen whether the
cur-dog act is the proper caper and the
state papers should lick the hand which
smote them.-Pensacola News. d.
The above is too good to waste. We
want our brethren OF the press to pass II
around. Let MIR. Clark know we have
not forgot him.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1899-12-16
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Only 25cts box; cure guaranteed; sold
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The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1899-12-16

The latest to he urged upon every low
or OF Americasand American institutions
is the forthcoming book, "Coin on Money,
Trusts and Imperialism.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1899-12-16
Are Your Eyes Diseased:

her of Consumption. After three small
doses she slept easily all night, and Its
further use completely cured her." This
marvellous medicine is guaranteed to cure
all throat, chest and lung disease. Only
scots and 81. Trial bottles free at W. L.
Farrior's drug store.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1899-12-16
You

You never needed good papers worse
than you need them cow. While the war
cloud hangs over the Nation you should
hear the thunder and see the flashes, and In
order to do this you must read good papers.
Today is the acceptable lime TO subscribe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-13
s7AyD.PIPE' BURSTS.
A FIRE-FIGHTrNG TEST AT THE ST. PAUL
BUILDING SPOILED

What promised 10 be successful test or the
ability Of the Fire Department to force water
through a slx-inch s'and-pipe 20 the top OF the
ST. Paul Buildins. Ann-st and broadway early
yesterday morning spoiled by the bursting OF
the stand-pipe The test which was personally
conducted by Chief Bonner was also 70 demon
strate that the Department could force water
through the stand-pipes in high buildings and hght
FIRE from roof and upper floors should there be
breakdown 20 the auxiliary plan, operated WITHIN
the high building
Shortly after $50 d. n Engine No. % from the
Chambers-st. station stopped on the cobble-sirewn
square Just of Broadway and Ann-st. twin line
Of throe-inc horc connected 70 the stand-pfpe
the Ann-st eide 81 the building. soon af'er-
ward Chief Bonner arrived and tho rremen al
assembled the roof 81 feet above the street.
A six-inch line was attached 10 the upper end OK
the stand pipe and tho line dragged Up 70 the roof
untn the nozzle pointed over the edge directly
AT 81 Pauls Church across Broadway Foreman
NJ Hicks Of the Chambcrs-sf. station was In
charge OF that end % the line and he attached 70
tho end Of the pipe meter 20 register the amount
OF water pressure. II was O'Clock when Chief
Bonner sigrailed 20 the men IN the street below
TO turn on the pressure Engineer Samuel Roxbury
started the machinery OF me big steamer. and
second aier a stream Of water burst from the
pipe The stream SPAWNED Broadway. falling on
the roof II S. Pauis. across the street. and on
tho graveyard beyond The spectacle was masnfh-
cent The stream fcll from that great distance IN
a sheet OF spray ard mist which seemed 10 dance
the early morning light.
The stream had been IN operation Just four min
utos when there was a pause in the flow and then
the water stopped dltogo'heT. chief Bonner SEM
one Of his assistants 20 Lad out the cause OF M
stopgaFe Below tie engine could SIN be neafu
pumping bat water came 20 the rOof soon '.
stopped pumping and the fireman returned ana
reported 10 the chief that the stand-ppe hsd
broken The break occurred between the tnir-
tccnih end fifteenth floors. and u SAG 70 nave
been caused hy defective coupling No damage
was done 70 the building except the flooding OF
the engino-ro0m IN the basement The stand-pipe
ran up through tho elevator SHAFT. This pipe, &C
cording the hreWsn. ought 20 nave $1,000
pressure Of 30 pounds. When the break stopped
the flow there was q pressure Of only sixty pounds
AZ the nozzle and $50 pounds az The ground me
lines were taken W and the tcst declared on;
chief Bonner said tnat so fer as M tsst n go
proceeded n had been a success. ana that nad thc
break not occurred the running ~ lines from the
twenty-nrs twenty-third and twenty fourth stories
OF the building would have been done ana ne
streams directed from the windows on the roGIs
below lie announced that another test Wou,a De
made rs soon as arrangements can be made When
the breal, occurred i was announced tnat tne
engine was pumping water at the rate OF ABOUT
30 gallons minute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-13
SOME Spring PREDICTIONS.

BICYCLE suits have not been forgotten 10y the
,oodis,cs and there will be a large selection for
the woman cyclist 20 choose from this spring.
Many manufacturers are making separate bicycle
skirts for they argue that they can be used either
a. golf or rllny-day skirts when the enthusiast
Of tie bicycle prefers 90 remain on terra nrina'
The circular skirt Is the correct mode. though the
divided ones especially designed for those VINO
ride diamond frames viii he worn also.
Th. -.rnrfto business sltirt has become n perma-
mont institution and there o. constant demand
for new designs Pads ana stripes seem 10 De the
decision for spring styles Loose shirt waists Of
other material than The skirt and leather belts VIII
De worn. - 90
MANY Of the Partisan belts for spring wear. dc-
cnrd,nr 10 "A European buyer. are shown IN delicate
lea ther and IN high shades the sedate black pelng
rarely seen MANY Of the belts Of the large
hodice sfvle and the popular shades are hght Tan;
red and green The black belts are al constructed
Of patent leather, with hign inish. AL INC
lea ther belts viii have fancy buckles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-13
THE WHITE NAN'S BTRDEN."
DR. FE1Gx ADLER LECTURES AGAINST ANNEX
ING TIE PHILIPPINES.

DR. FELGX ADLER LECTURES AGAINST ANNEX
ING THE PHILIPPINES.
DR. Felix Adler's lecture before the Society for
Ethical Culture. on The First Fruits Of I'm
perialism." which be delivered yesterday morning
In Carnegie Hall. was aimed against The anneXa-
ton of the Philippine Islands Or Adler also dis
cussed at great length the principles OF progress
and the humaniariansm contained In the writings
~ Rudyard Kipllng and claimed that force Will
never succeed In lmplanting civilization In the
East.
DR.. Adler said In part: Il am In favor Of I'm
planting civilization IN the East ! believe In the
necessity OF omancipaurg the Filipino from the
bonds Of ignorance But civilization that - forced
on q people seldom lasts II is not wise. u is not
right that Western ideas. unadaptod. should oe
carried 20 the Last probably no man has done
more 10 arouse public sentiment IN This respect
than Rudyard Kipiiug WIN his grip on wotos,
whose roots smell ~ me earth TON. "".o. ne ne
dug them. ne believes the Whoe Whlit race 70 oe
tn CHOSEN instrument q God 20 carry western
",{n, r..tiessuess is me characteristic Of his con-
r.. ,lou which n. has obtained from the Old Tesla
ment Nj kipmg believes 10 for'' rms les'a.
,r.ntary suirl. j., general is unhOly mixture ~
force and morality. BOW 90 klpins ~ poet a.
Fl writer l.s BOW Co The uurivalled charm OF MS
discriminating Iuis theory ~ The Nhitc Man
Irird.n is soutlm.utalism England can own ana
govern India becaiis. she has aristocrauc gov.
eminent with Us superior ana inferior classes anu
III using force she f. proceeding entire WITHIN ,me
bounds u her prine'plc. 81 government pu'
As a democratic Government where every man
is equal ~ rights - ms neIsnDor W. oo ni sTi
eide. Not % Yield 20 the principles Oh our k'ear
democratic RepGoc Which ha,s eve, D Sai,o gaI
ternptatton will be our browning glory; and by 80
adhering 10 those democratic principles we VIII
then more surrey DO good o. the clFiZed ana u''-
civilized nations Of tho world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-13

TIssUEPAPER PATTERN OF wOMANs
SKIRT 30 1901. or WOMANs WAIST so
76i0 FOR COUPON AND 10 CENTS EACH
Venetian cloth in pretty fawn shade is here
delightfully."- associated with shirred white mousse
line de sole. undcrlaid with yellow satin Chenille
and six .assementcrie In soft brown shades form
the very effective decoration skirt and waist
The pattern provides the smooth yoke plastron
only. the shirred moussero liberty SIX or taffeta
yoling being now bought by the yard. ready for
application Glore-htted Innings that close In centre
are the foundation over which the waist Is stylish
ly disposed. The pastron Is included with the
RIGHT shoulder scam. sewed on TO the right lining
front. and closes invisihiy over on the left The
smooth back lining IS faced at the top with satin
and moussel.ne 70 forr the pretty round woke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-13
copyrrysT DTS7fRBS MoLIyEUx.

For the first time since he has been In the
Tombs Roland Molineux. indicted for the Adams
murder showed some signs OF agitation yesterday
Inn, :, was a R-nat cornet that caused r. During
tho usual morning service the young man who
accompanies the hymns on tho cornei either
through chance or more likely. curiosity. took up
his position near the door OF Moneuxs cell. stu
ated about midway % the east side of the second
tier The bell Of the instrument pointed toward
Molneux throwing the volume of SOUND IN NJ.
Iit,le cell with such force that no other part OF
the music could be heard Through the first hymn
Molineux stood 81 without any manifestation OF
ANNOYANCE but when 'hc second was begun INC
10 tho keeper pointed az the cornet- ana thsn
paced raplily up en- down the narrow cell Ghth
The HYMN was finished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-13
EXQUISITE HATS AND GOWNS.
BRILLIANT ARRAY OF EASTER GOODS AT H.
O'NEIIL & cos

BRILLIANT ARRAY OF EASTER GOODS AT II.
O'NEIIL & CO.'S.
There Is bewldering array Of lovely goods on
exhibition at the shop OF II. O'Nelll & Co., Sixth
ave, Twentieth 70 Twenty -frst-st. Chief among
them the striking hats suitable for all occa-
sons. sailor shape made TO over tho face
is Of dark lavender straw the trimming consists Of
two double roses made 81 two shades Of lavender
silk and placed either side OF the front. Leaves
made Of the silk and edged with white lace spring
from the left In the centre Of front Is large
gold buckle.
is heavy ruching OF tucked liberty silk encrcling
the crown and ending in loose knot at the left
front Paradise aigrettes and a jet buckle complete
this hat. which Is decidedly stylish
one that every woman will pronounce "A dream"
is a large lavender shape that turns up little at
the left side. The crown is tam OF four pieces
in herring-bonc style. and there is loose roll Of
rich velvet around II. while at the side beautiful
white paradise aigrettes and rhinestone buckles
a dainty bonnet OF white straw has band Of
roses smo'hered in cream lace at the back and
front There is high front trimming Of white
aiRrettes and velvet. and long velvet strings are
made to fasten under the chin
In the suit department Is an inexhaustible supply
Of lovely gowns. costume that is simple but
rich Is Of tan popiin made with plain circular
skirt that Is buttoned AZ the back with large black
velvet buttons. long velvet loops extend the entire
length OF the skirt the edge OF the era reu train
The back of the waist Is popn. and the front is
OF fluffy white chiffon, while the yoke IS OF deep
cream lace. Small revers made OF rows upon rows
OF tiny black ribbon velvet finish the waist
\ gray gown has trimmed skirt and a short
coat with the box effect This coat has broad
revers Of white satin stitched. and each side OF
the front are tabs OF white lace
The s'allOpet double skirt is seen in many OF the
gowns. and which IS made with this effect Is OF
new blue cloth. The Jacket - Elton braided in
gilt and blue. and has large revers OF the braid
Three beautiful white and gold buttons ornament
the front
The departments devoted 10 silks AMI laces con-
tain many bargains which II secured would wonder
fully enhance summer wardrobe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-13

Among the striking novelties In silks are tho taf-
fetas with small velvet effects. They can be pro-
duced on hand looms only they require great
care In weaving They promise 10 be fashiona bic
during the early part Of the spring
Toreta ribbons In checks and plaids always find
q ready sale and the dotted styles are again
sought alter.
Aroo,e the many little novelties IN jewcry seen
g. ,,e stores are neur-dc-lis garter clasps. set with
rb,nestones: fancy back-cOrbs set with turquos.
rbineston.s etc. silver belt buckles IN Roman
crock and gray gold in combination with SENT
,'raciSns stones purse bags OF gOld canvas. en-
trotdcTed with gold iridescent beads, ana an
snTie ~ curious and attractive buckles Tor nat OF
dress decoration
new tvpa Of fancy dress goods. which Is made
&, england is manufactured from cotton. The
colors are red green and black forming checks
.,roeeiphtbs Of an inch square The merceTlzed
,rr.sde are IN green and red. producing 30 eHecl
pnnderfuIy suggestive q silk
what is known as satin dorent has all Inc
,,,,bUitv Of pure silk This quality makes It par
ticularly suitable for waists
Curacule velvet is material suggestive oi
astrakban II is used TO trim costumes OF SILK OF
wool The feathary surface heightens me beauty
y, the uiain material which II u USED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-13
TOMMY TICKER.

4 ~ = III
CONTINUED by the Cats Mistress)

a
Continued by the Cats Mistress)
Chapter VII
Here Tommy laws down the pen forever. and one
who knew him well takes II up 70 round out the
story Of his life. For days he could not be MADE
TO come upstairs probably had not the strength.
The men would bring him up. but he preferred the
quiet Bud darkness OF the cellar.
On Thursday. January ) 1883 he seemed 20 be
very much worse and those who left the store
that night did not expect 10 him alive the next
day lie lived. however 10 greet MS trends inc
next morning Apparently suffering greatly MS
master went for chloroform; but when ne returned
II was not needed for Tommy had passed away.
Thus on January 6. 1898 ended The career "
Tommy Tucker. OIL,
Tom was a noble and The pride and pet Of all
who know him. There was ihat touch oi me
human ln him that makes lovers OF dumb animals
feel that the only thing such creatures 4ack !s
speech. He certainly was very fond Of admir- non.
and IL seemed II he knew when posing Tor "a
picture for bee always struck sucn a good attitude.
] really think his death was q genuine los 10
many in tho city whom le was bit Of their
daily life and d bright bit. too; for every one
took enough time from their OWN hurry and worry
Of daily fo 10 stroke Tom and give him e. friendly
word And who shall say they were not the better
for giving a kind word 70 one OF Gods creatures,
who did the very best he could 20 make his life
source Of comfort and pleasure TO others?
(Thc Enid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-13
srypAY.scHooLs ~ PORTO RICO.

The American Missionary Association. N ~
Spouse TO the report and recommendations OF INC
Rev Drs + Beard and William Hayes ward
rs commissioners 20 Porto Rico Tor The inVeHusa-
ton u The educational and religious conditions
.t-o hos voted On initiate In Porto Rico az once
the species OF Christian schools which " has estao-
lished IN this country AZ intervals N the las'
afty-thrce years chiefly for the negroes IN mo
South bu, also FOR the Indians IN the West me
Chinese on the Pacific Coast and the southern
Htgh,and,rs whites -.
Three uolnis for the establishment - these
schnols have been selected and others VII follow
4, tus course The Congregational churches yi
he Tinted states will be depended upon 10 ad-
vance this work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-13
HIS7oRIc DOLLS AT PARIS IN 1000.

One OF tho features u the Parts Exposition o.
1870 will be dolls kitchen with which Louis XVI
used 20 play when child. Il is said 70 be al
absolutely complete reproduction in miniature q
the kitchen Of a great house az the beginning %
the eighteenth century. The decorations Of carved
gilt and bronze are by the sculptor Cafieri who
cied IN l7lG The toys cannot therefore have been
made for Louis XVI. though they undoubtedly
were made for prince. There charming deco
ra'ions IN Dresden china. and Dresden cook and
his female assistant stand among tho tiny pots
and pans. some OF the latter Of copper. but
most Of them arc OF silver. Another promised
addition 10 the doh exhibition Is collection Of
Rumanian dolls dressed by Queen. Elizabeth Car
mon sylvia OF Rumania. This will include
bishop dressed In his richly embroidered vestments.
Rnnauian wedding party. including the gypsies.
singers and StOry-t"IlerS. and perfect miniature
reproduction Of the royal Rumanian coronation
carriage drawn 10y eight horses with silver harness.
This is said 10 ne perfect In every detail and cost
about $500 produce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-13
To TAX lBorr LAWS or DEBT.

There Is 10 De n business meeting % the View
York Credit Mons Association on "wednesday AZ
~ % m at he new rooms % the ArkwTght
Club No 800 Broadway Many questions OF inter-
est with regard 20 mercantile proceedings VIII oe
discussed and several well-knoNn speakers WI ne
tV r strong Jutge Addison Brown. ~ the United
states Dlsrric, Court eX-Justicc J Day .;
RAN and president Of the National Association or
Credit Men " n Porter. yice-president OF tne
Chemical National Bank and j. - Sr'ihn''hs' N''e-
The association is endeavorng 20 improve pe
laws so that creditors and honest DEBTORS may "
more fairly treated