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The daily news. [volume] (Pensacola, Fla.) 1889-190?, 1900-02-07

There i no better medicine for the
babies than Chamberlain : Cough
Remedy. It, pleasant taste and
Vrompt and etfec;ual cures make il
a tavorite with mothers and small
children. 1t quickly cures their
coughs and colds, preventing pupu-
mpnid or other serious consequences
II also cures Group and has been used
IN tens Of thousands Of cases with
out a single failure 80 far a we have
been able to learn. 1t not only cures
Group. but when given a. soon a. the
cr"upy cough appears, will prevent
the attack. Ia cases of whoopiug
cough il liquefieS the tough mucu-,
making it easier to cXpec'Orate. and
lessons the severity and frequency
Of the p4roXy-ms of coughing, thus
deriving that disease of all danger
Gus consequences. For sale 10y Han
nah Bios. Il :. PalafoX street.
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RrmaTkaDIe Isesrur.

Mrs. Michael Curtain. Plaufield =,
H., makes the statement that she
caught cold. which settled on her
luug-: he wa- treated for month
by her family physician, but grew
worse. He told her she W. a hope
less victim Of consumption and that
no medicine could cure uer. Her
druggist suggested DR.. King New
Discovery for Consumption; she
bought bottle and ." her delight
found herself benefited from first
dose. She continued IT. u-e and az
ter taking six bottles, found herself
sound and we'll. now does her own
homework and j. a. we'll a. -he ever
was. Free trial bottle OF thi- Grea:
Discovery at w. y. D'A!emberte's
Drug Store, large bottles ~ cents
and Sl.OD.
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POLYGAMY is CONDEMNED.
Representative IF Religious Bodies
Urge an Amendment.

Representative IF Religious Bodies
Urge an Amendment.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6-The rooms OF
the house committee on judiciary were
crowded 10 overlooking today with tine
representatives. of MANY religious, mis-
sionary and social reform bodies. &c
urge the need Of constitutional amend
ment prOhI uIting pOiyEamy.
Among tuU>s heard were Bishop set
terlee. Epis opal bishop # Washington;
Rev. DR. HAmin. IN behalf Of the
Presbyterian church; Dr.. :. II. Green
OF the Bantlst clurch; Mrs. James. for
the WOmen's Home Missionary BOari
of the Pres byterIan church; Miss Jen-
ME AckeTnan. travelling representative
of the w. q. I. L.; Judge w. NJ
Springer Of Indian Territory; DR. John
A Dixon Of New York; DR.. L A Foore
of Brooklyn. and quite a numb OF
others. representing various denOmIna-
tons.
The addresses were strongly con-
demnatOry Of pOlygany and many Of
those engaged III missionary work IN
the west stated that the Mormon Cnurch
was Systematically pTOpagItlng the doc.
trIue OF pO ygamy. despite ali denlaIs.
", .liy speakers appealed II partIcu-
Iar for protection % the sanCtIty OF the
American hrma
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GOV. TAYLOR
WONT sign
Republicans Urge Him to Hold
Out.
They Claim That Assurances Giveh
For Repeal of Goebel Election Law
Arc Nor rOng Enough ayIUT
Conf rs With Bradley and Brock.
inIidSs VIII Decide To-Day.

FRANKFORT, KY, Feb. Gov
erROr Taylor announced this morn
ing that he had not signed the
Louisville agreement and would
take 40 action on the question until
late to-day He would give 10 in
dication Of what he intends to do,
but said ne would consult with his
attorneys, Messrs. Bradley and
Breckenridge, and would have moth
ing further to say to the press until
after that conference.
a republican who is close to Gov
ernOr Taylor said this afternoon that
he would not sign the agreement.
Republicans are urging him to hold
out, for the reason that not enough
assurance has been given that the
Goebel election law will be repealed,
CINCINNATI, Feb. Most of the
members of the Kentucky legisla-
ture who have been here left this
morning for Louisville. The party
included j. w. G. Beekham. \ few
memeberS went to Coviu9.On to c.
company the funeral train of Cover
nor Gocbel to Franz fort. 1t was
understood last nigi t hatthe whole
party would 20 to Frankfort but for
some reason unknown the deStina-
tiOn Of he majority was changed to
Louisville.
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Mauldn,l Entertain lsr,.n.

New YORK, Jan. 8 -Mem bers Of the
Algonquin club. leading social organ
ization of Bridgeport. Conn. have de-
clIned TO entertain w. J. Bryan, who is
20 speak IN that city today. some OF
the memb ers announced that Mr.. Bryan
would be the guest OF the club, and
there was a revolt by those of other Pc.
lrcal faiths. The governors of the
club, after a warm discussion, decided
that 1t would breed bic II the Ne
braskan were rendered a club invita- tion.
Mr. Bryan will therefore not be a guest
of the organization. although ne may be
invited 10 visit the rooms by some Of
his admirers. who are on the committee
TO receive him
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rniInrs In Animal Session.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. The Merchant
TaIlors' National Exchange met in an
nual session at the Gait Hou today.
Large delegations were in attendance
from 81 LOUIS. ST. Paul. Chicago, Bal
jimure, Boston. New York ana other
cities Inc sessions will continue for
three days. ToIay's session was opened
with an address OF welcome by Mayor
Weaver. after watch National President
W. + Jones OF Boston delivered ms
annual address To the exchange.
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An Fdit"r's ife Saved by chamber,
Iaim's Cnmgh kemedN.

During the carly part Of October.
l~.6. / contracted a bal cold which
settled ON ny lungs anC was neg
i-oted unit! / feared that con~ump-
'lnr had appeared i'm an inCipiput
state. | waS constantly CouIhiu.
tau trying 10 eXprl something which
! could uot. ] became alarmed aud
'f;rr giving tn, local doctor "A trial
bought bottle of Chamberlain =
Cough Remedy and the result was
immediate Improvement. ard ait r.
I had used three bottles my lungs
Were restored 10 their healthy state.
B :. EDWARDS. Publisher of { he
Review, Wyatt, III. For sale by
Hannah Bros p =. PalafoX street.
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THE. u LICE COURT.
VIM Barry Will BE Tried To-NIorrow
For IirCkI,s- Driving.

VIM Barry Will BE Tried TO-NIurrow
For IirCkI's- Driving.
There was a fair sized audience at
the city hall this morning to witt ;
the sentences of the law-breakeT-.
VIM. Barry, white hackman,
charged with fast and reckless driv-
ing on public street, and whO drove
over Mr.. H II Beard last night.
breaking his collar bone, case con
t,nued until tomorrow morning.
Joe Cronate, white mechanic,
charged with assault, was fined s. %.
William Robinson, same charge,
s. 30.
Ella Baird, charged with contempt
Of court, was discharged, proving
that she was too ill to appear.
Louisa Lavender, charged with
di~orderly conduct, was fined 50.
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GRAND ARMY CHIEF
TO VISIT DIXIE LAND
Commander Shaw Will Make
an Extended Tour.
FIRST IN OVER TEN YEARS

Itinerary Embraces North CsroIIss,
Florida, Georgia, A.ab una, Tsus
nessee and Other Southern States.
>tatf 30 Accompany III m.
LITTLE Rock. Feb General A D.
Shaw, commander.In chief of the q. A.
R. will make an official visitation q
the departments IN the south during
the months OF March and April He
appointed q. w. Clark of Little Rock,
department commander Of Arkansas. a.
special aide lie camp on his stan %
arrange his itinerary for the cOntem.
plated trip. General shaw will visit
the following named departments:
Virginia and North Carolina At Nor.
folk on March o. ana y; Florida at San
Fernando March 9 and II. Atlanta,
March - and Ii; 4 ALBANIA at Burning
ham March Il ana 10; Louisiana and
Mississippi at New Orleans March 10,
II and Is; Texas at Dallas March 10, ~
and p; Indian Territory at VIniEa
March %. % and "a; Arkansas at LitSlS
Rock March % u aud %; Missouri ~
st. Louis March -. 30 anu 81; Kentucky
at Louisville Ap Al 2 and 3; West Viz
ginla at Huntington Aprl, 1, > and s.
This trip will cover a great deal OF
territory and some of which has nOf
been visited by the commander in chief
in over ten years. This tour was sug.
gested by Department Commands
Clark. who has labored hard 10 make il
profitable to the order as well as pleas
ant TO General Shaw and staff
The visit TO the department of Ten.
nessee will be made In the latter part
of April. when the monument TO tina
federal soldiers Of Ea-, Tennessee will
he unveiled at Euoxvl =
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ATLANTA, Feb 6.-At a meeting of
div slons and of the Ancient Order
HIUeruianS. held last night in Hlber.
MAN hal, $500 was raised TO be for
warded to the Beers IN South Africa to
aid them III their struggle against Eng
land. Resolutions were also passed con-
demnlng Elgland's policy in South
A RIGA IN searching terms, and declar-
ing that she had shown ner customary
brutality" In the way the war mad been
u4uad
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FREEPORr NEWS NOTES.

FRrEPORT, Feb. G.-The mills here
have all shut down, some for want
Of logs and some for repairs.
Graves, Morris d Cos new mill u
about ready to start up.
Heavy rains visited this region
last night and this morning, much
to rhe Joy Of the mill men.
The .Teight boat Alex udeT Crook
sailed for Pensacola q is morning.
The steamer Fritz j. being repaired
and j. supposed will be used for tow
ing logs, a. she l. having low posi-
put in.
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CHATTANOOGA, Feb. 6.-The Dayton
Coal and Iron company has awarded to
the Bryan Transfer company of this
city the contract 10 operate new and eX-
tenSlve iron mines on property five
miles south of mere, near ROssvIile. Ga.
Arrau-ements nave been made to en-
D.ov $50 miners. the Chattanooga
Rome and southern railroad has sur
veyed spur lines 10 connect the N mes
with IFS main line.
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HOLTON AT GREENSBORO
Chnirmlu of m E~pu blican Com.
mttte- Opus -aoQuartrrs.

Nunli w lu OF IA % lNrDu DitCdu Com
mItte- OP .u~ Headquarters.
GECLNs lgRo. y. c. Feb A. +
Ho.:on. chairman Of the Republican
safe "N-cuUve committee, mas opened
headquarters ~ ;hIs city.
The adoption OF the proposed consti.
tut,oua, menIment Will be the princl.
pal Issue In the campaign in this sra'C
this year, ami the Republicans will
make Ur-perate fight against It
In ms task they will be alied bv the
pOpuIsJ uarty machine. which is ar.
ranging 10 establish a daily campaign
organ IT Raleigh.
Senator Buffers weekly paper. The
Caucasian. Will be run as a morning
daiiv until after the August election.
The Republicans are maintaining a
daily paper AT AshevIlIe, N the western
part G. the state.
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Large >.wmilID-stroved.

HUNTSVILLE. Ala. Feb. 6.-The main
sawmII of the Indiana Lum Der COM
pauy. near Bird Spring. south of this
city, has been destroyed by fire The
.OSs Is IS 900. partly covered by Insur-
rnce. FIFTY men axe thrown out of
employment A .. Hamilton, man
ager. and Others OF the company are
positive that the mill was set atire. \
blaze III a remote part of the building
was exunguished last Tuesday an5
again Sunday afternoon
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EmnInx. $ of C,.tnm WIS.

RALEIGH. Feb 6-The labor commits.
sloners' rep TT. just completed. says
there are 81. 757 employees in North
Carolina cotton mills, nearly half being
women ana nearly one tenth children
under IL The number OF men EN-
p.oyes has increased 90 per cent IN three
years and that OF children has, during
me same period, decreased 90 per cent.
Wages OF skilled males average 3 10 a
dav. women So cents, children 81 cents.
Labor hours range from 10 TO y. III.
being the average.
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edited before ne came 10 the senate
Senator Butler was the forceful editor
Of The Caucasian in North Carolina.
senator clark of Montana is proprie-
tor OF the Butte Miner. Senator
Stewart became proprietor Of paper
after he entered the senate. which is
devoted % the silver cause. Senator
Fairbanks Of Indiana. though always
lawyer by profession. was at one
time agent of tie Associated Press at
Indianapolis and PittShurg He has
warm side for all his old friends
in the profession.
Arthur W DT-SS
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THE MORERN WAY

Commends itself to the well-inform-
ed, t. 80 pleasantly and etfpctualiy
what was formerly done in the
crudc.t manner and disagreeably as
we'll. To cleanse the system and
break up colds. hoadacheS. and f.
vers without unpleasant after. fleet,
use the delightful liquid laxative
remedy, syrup of Figs. Made by
California Fig syrup Co.
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AR nub.ic.ns at London.

LoNpoN, XIV, Feb. As nearly as
can be learned seven Republican repre-
sentauves and one Republican senator
arrived on the cary morning train.
ThI> makes - representatives. and ten
senators III London. all Republicans but
Senator HAYES, who Is a Brown Demo.
crdt Lieutenant Governor Marshall
was eNu-cred 10 arrive. bus be has rele-
craphed from Louisville that he will
not be here tOiay.
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carIous c1nJiuon, and whlle he nau not
been confined TO his apartments. 1t is
the advice of his physician and closer
friends that 1t would be unwlse for HIM
TO undergo the tedIum of an active cam
paIgn at this time.
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Story of a Slave.

To be bound hand and foot for
years by the chains Of disease is the
worst form of slavery. George ID.
Williams, of Manchester, Mich,
tells how such slave was made free.
He says: My wife has been 50
helpless for five years that she could
not turn over in bed alone. After
using two bottles of Electric Bitter~,
-he il wonderfully improved and
able to do her own work. Th9 su-
preme remedy for female diseases
quickly cures nervousness, sleep
lcssuesS. melancholy. headache
backache, fainting and dizzy spells.
This miracle working medicine i a
godsend to weak, Sickly, run down
people. Every bottle guaranteed
Only 30 cents. Sold by w. A. DIAL
emberte, Druggist.
/ have a very large assortment o.
diamond goods and will sell them
cheap. Call and see. il. Stephens
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SEVERE HURRICANE.

Great Damage at Vancouver Last
Night
NNCDUVER. Feb. "A severe hur-
ricane swept over this city last mig I
and the damage to the city, shipping
and harbOr was very heavy. There
is hardly street that is not strewu
with fences, portions of houses.
broken glasses. etc, and the damage
to wires was enormous.
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BUBONIC PLAGUE.

Heavy Mortality at Bombay Yesterday.
BOMBAY, Feb. THE mortality
from bubonic plague ye-terday
unprecedented, there being a total
of 40S deaths. The situation has
been aggravated by the advent Of
famine among tie refugees.
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Il had dyspepsia for years. No
medicine Wa 80 effective - kodui
Dyspepsia Cure. IL gave immediate
relief. Two bottles produced mar
vclou- results writes l.. IL. War
rem, Albany. WIS II diye~t~ what
you eat and cannot fail ~ cure.
Hargi-' Pharmacy, John sheppard,
:. Kahn.
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Remains al IndinnnnoIis.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb 6-The BODY Of
General Henry w Lawton, which ar
rived III this city from Fort Wayne last
night, was transferred TO the state CAPT.
TOT at il:4O today, where It lay III state
this afternoon.
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PHILIPPINE INSURGENTS.
they Capture an American supp'y
Train

MANILA, Feb. 7.-Insurgents cap
tured an American supply train and
nine bull carts Monday between
Oraniand DinalPijan. They weak
ened tie supports of the bridge over
the creek. The first cart went into
the stream. While the American,
were trying to get the cart out the
insurgents, fired vo ley from the
bush and Killed corporal and five
private- of Compan ny G, sd iufautr, ,
ami TWO native drivers.
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Furniture at all Prices

We are selling dining room tables
at bargain prices; also stoves, bed
springs, mattings, kitchen safes, and
kitchen cabinets with bread boards,
chests for flour, and drawers for
Eitchen utensils and tableware.
Call and examine them at o. NJ.
PryOr's Bargain Furniture House.
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Il think | would ga crazy with
pain were II not for Chamberlain
Pain Balm, writes Mr.. w H. Sta
pl";on. H-rmlnle. Pa. Il have been
hicted with rheumatism for several
years and have tried remedies with
ont number. but Pain Balm i the
best medicine l have got hold Of. 81
one application relieves the pain.
For sale by Hannah Bros, p 5. Pal
afCN street.
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sPeER OUT OF THE RACE.
Present State Treasurer Will Not
Stand For X Erection.

Stand For Z -tIeCtiOn.
ATLANTA, Feb. 6-State Treasurer
". j. Speer has retired from the race
for reelection TO the Office which ne mas
held for two successive terms, and at
tine close of his present service for the
state expects to leave politics for good.
By retiring at this time the state
treasurer leaves the race TO Captain K.
L. Park of BIbb, VINO was MS only an
nounced opponent for re- election
For some months past the health Of
the state treasurer has been in a pre-
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COTTON FAMINE.
Prediction That August Prices Will 20
Much Higher

Much Higher.
NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-Price, Nc
C0rmick IL Co. say they expect
August cotton will sell much
higher naturally and without ma
nlpulation, which they do not antic-
ipate. The world i facing nat
ural cotton famine b"cau-, the con-
sumption i enormous ana still I'M
checked.
Cotton i, quoted to-day a. follow-:
May, ) %; July SO; August, : % ;
September, 172; October, 7.52.
For driving out dull bilious feel
ing, strengthening the appetite and
increasing the capacity of the body
for work, PRICKLY ASH BITTERS :
golden remedy. Sold by Hannah
Bros
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

Ring up 3S2 or call at the Off, e,
IL North PalafOx street, when in
need of carpenter. b. d. Hoffman.
Business Agent Of the Carpenter :
and Joihers' Union. will furnish you
with the desired help on short no.
tice u25tf
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CODTOTtGbJe mattresses,
piIIOWS. etc., to 60 Uith your
RelC furniture. You can
buy the whole outfit from
MWStOn d Finch.
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II the system
is over " OTk q q
nature needs aid
TO restore the
body to q nor
mai healthycOn
ditiOu. he best
medicine TO DO
this i the Bit
tiers. 1t WILL cure
Dyspepsia,
Indigestion,
n erVOuSneSS,
Malaria,
Fever and
Ague.
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ARTHUR W. Dunn.
Or. Bulls Cough Syrup cures the worst

plG N a dav. stops the running OF the nose
r -aks the Fever and hauishes all tendencies
toward pneumonia. II L. the quickest re-
lever and curcr Of throat and lung diseases
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Look before you leap" Be sure
you get Hoods Sarsaparilla when
you call for it, and yop will find
health in its use.
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On Carpenters ToO'S and Shelf
Hardware. at :. J. Isaac -. Rob-
ert-' old stand, corner Puldfox ard
Romano. 7f-tf
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TENNEssEE HORsE-.

Carload Of fine ones will arrive at
Pensacola Livery Stable tO-mOr-
row. For sale az reasonable prices.
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LORD ROBERTS
TO THE FRONT.
A New Campaign Begun in
South Africa.

No Detail are Given, hut the General
Beliefs That the Next Few Days
Will Bristle With Important
Events-Great Things Expected
From General Kitchener.
LONDON, Feb. Lord Roberts
and General Kitchener have gone to
the front, is the announcement made
in Cape Town dispatch dated last
night.
This news increases the hopeful
ness that has been apparent recently
in the British public mind.
While there is no clue as to what
front Lord Roberts has gone to, the
announcement shows that new
campaign has begun in earnest,
and whether the first move be on
MOdder river, COlesburg. or Natal.
the general belief il that the next
few days viii bristle with importa ut
events.
No surprise has been manifested at
General kitcheuOr's >ilence 1t has
always been his policy TO keep his
movements quiet, even from the war
Office, but wuen he gets everything
IN readiness to move his record has
always heretofore been a brilliant
success. Great thing are expected of
him IN South Africa.
Attacking GatacTe.
a SterkstrOom di-patch says the
Beers are attacking Gen. Gatacre in
TWO directions and that hot fight l.
d in progress.
A delayed dispatch from the -ame
place saws It large body OF troops ieft
camp saturday and that important
developments may be expected.
This l. probably part of Lord Rob
eTt>' plan of advance.
Tried To Escape.
a Cape Town dispatch says five
Beer prisoners at Smontowr tried
To escape last night. They had fire
arms and wounded the prison war
den. Two of the fugitives were
wounded and all Of them were cap
tured.
The lush Party.
Chairman Redmond of the Irish
CuI1-d party was loudly cheeTed IN
the house of commons to-day when
ne moved to amend the speech from
the throne, representing that The
rimr had arrived to bring the war to
"A conclusion on a basis of recognize
ing the independence OF the Trans
vaal.
NJ said the Irish abhorred war
and intended. as far IL pos ible, &"
maintain the Independence Of rpput =
lies defended with such heroi~m -
had been manifested by the Bees.
Buffers Nov. mcnt.
A Pretoria dispatch says tele-
gram from the BOer neadquart, r
reports that General Buller'S forces
crossed the Tugela river Monday at
TWO points under cover of heavy
fire, but the British were driven
back on POntgieter's drift.
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