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.nt,a Nl..N~ lNt.EE,s.

Henry +. Kasr, W. buried y Cath.
a,a, cnne,.sy Yesterday, services being
iscGa 81. retar'a t'ra-tataf5ssat,
be nnsfal II Nrs. t'aruliae Ciiabons,
II died in Lancaster; wv taNe 2iaes ],
I...q todas, intelment he'ng made y
.Ie Wiin;Us ton and RFandyWiae cei'le-
iegA.
William II. Canay Il :tia city will pc,
.an panv praf. Cbm'es >. SARGENT g
5nvard Unygraity IN q tlip g 1eSa' ga
as week il secnie sptc!mens Of haW'
l8ttrn.
teorea M paenson Il NJ. .o+ Frene,
siYltt, Il ia1orer % tire NJ. s =. f5t4i
| Ca.,d machine shop, vas paaiY h!Nfy''e, !.iis,
| AalN cen csr and The ena tl paiiulhl
/ Hns erlaf.
The sun., 1900-03-07
~, C,iIcctiops.

Collections ol county tax for February
lfss,uat the following .ata's btalidy-
affair A5uGied, al ltS-E HAl i4ehi
t@It,.,3l; jenaaaer, 253ai aSgie
81 II ta. i@d liln, y. -'' 'Eeel
81. 85 aaf&una a4t6 siH.@.laG
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anin;on m Railway Case,

Chancellor Nicholson has recovered
from Ills illness and ia expected to hold
4 session of the Court OF Caancery n
this city today. lie will Likely hand
down an opinion III the Sixth street n
iuuction suit Of the Wilmington City
Railway Company W. the BrartiyWint
Springs Company.
The sun., 1900-03-07
lfe,a u SERIOUS Charge.

Charged with having ueed girl under
tbn ace of is years for immoral purposes,
William Price was arrested by Detective
walter Witsil and Constable Harry
smith Iast evening. Mr.. Price will he
arsaiggtd before Magistrate Daley this
morElu. au5 vii! probably waive hear
The sun., 1900-03-07
VIII l,nrnisn llailT Tranerin.s.

Daily transcripts ii thc testimony In
The Ffantz ys. tsifsrd Fire ihsrH,nca
Annuity and Trust Company @il. Le
laynishea by Court ssanpgray her Hd
9Arl G. ilardesty. 1te s,euastaphef
aud 6ypeWllers wha wiil 81 ussscd 4
taking INC testimony ana nlGas tbe
Qldsergs are bose D y tiaats, Eepa
l.U48. n ss Gi'eeit, s'lss Glars sa9tt
alc tjeot.e W.T. iI!iCN,
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81. srhml.cl,et.. L.a.. l.eutM.e.

Dr. =. G. schumacher viii lecture q
F,euds school Friday, March 2, at 4. l5
,t,dlaek. on "llow TO iet in Tagch with
Nature. This is the last Of DIR.
sc8mucker's course and those persons
holding course tickets will be admitted
upon them without further charge.
The sun., 1900-03-07
n (,nll-nn s;tnek.

Stockholders Of the United Power and
Transportation Company Whieh OWES y.
~. ~ nayinr the first instalnlepi Of NJ
IN ! eaIi f6r $40 d eharc The remain
III IS Il 10 be laid III July The par
ya1ide i $25, and this viii make ~ paid
The sun., 1900-03-07
rno>i.ss j. GILES DEAD,
dc Expired at His Home Fast
Evening.

Thomas j. GILES, we'll known citi-
2gn. died at 7.40 o'clock last night at his
residence, GO4 Poplar street, Of Bright, s
disease, aged 81 yeara. lie had been III
since last September.
DECEASED lad been in tie undertaking
business for about thirty years, bnt late
II had been employed in the cabinet de-
nartment al Harlan 4 Hollingsworth. 4
widow aud the following children sur
yive. Ferris Giles, deputy coroncri Mrs
.Iohn ]. Walker and Mrs. Mabel y.
| NIedholdt,
The sun., 1900-03-07
The Weather Forecast.

7le Indications FOR today are that
Fair, colder, nortityestcrly winds win
nls.A al.
The Florida evangelist., 1900-01-20
DEATH OF MRS. WIDKERsON.

~
The news of The death Of Mrs. w. A
WiltersOn, the wife OF Rev. w. &. vii.
kerson Of Pennington, la, reached us
100 late for publication last week so VIC
publish it this week.
On the Oh inst, while Rev. Wilker.
son was forty miles away from home at
tending to his church work, he received
telegram stating that his wife had
dropped dead at their home in Flem-
ington.
The funeral of this sainted and widely
known woman was held a, the Bantist
church OF Pennington, of which size had
had been a faithful member ,or man,
years, on Monday, January 9.h. II TVS
Lhe largest funeral seen IN that town for
many years; over thousand persons
being ia attendance.
ln future issue we will give an ac.
count of the life and labors of this noble
woman.
hey. Wilkerson and his family have
The sympathy of the entire STATE in their
aftIction, and We would commend them
10 our Father in heaYen, who doth moi
willingly afiiict or glieve the children Of
men.
The Florida evangelist., 1900-01-20
DON'T SUFF ER, THE ELEC-
TROPOISE.

Cure all diseases without the use of
medicine. A pure Oxygen treatment, by
absorption.It cures where everything else
fails. 1t is needed in every family, for it
will relieve every weakness or
ailment, % the most per
sistent chronic diseases and without the
use of grain of medicine. Thousands OF
people all over the United States, from
private citizens to lawyers, doctors, prea-
chers, supreme judges, editors, etc
even Crowned Heads of Europe have
given written testimonials of these facts
Book OF testimonial, and matter C
great interest with price OF instruments
sent free. Send your address and Sc
what people say who have tested its mer
it's. Agents wanted, THE ELECTRO
POISE CO. .513 4Ih ST. Louisville. X,
The Florida evangelist., 1900-01-20
gelist for publiclt'ol.
EeWard Long,
Margaret Middleton,
John ClarF,
Com nittee on Resolutions
A. Bentley, Secretary.
PAY UP.

We have on our books over two
thousand dollars which are due us
by our subscribers We are greatly
in need of This n oney-it We had it
in nand we could meet our oblisa-
tons and improve and enlarge the
paper. Our subscribers are able to
pay, and we believe the majority ef
them will 10 SO at some time d,,ri,1, 1,
The Florida evangelist., 1900-01-20

T. of tie Uerh At
ant squadron president the Maine inquiry h born tn
Palmyra " about 56 but brains and
have placed him where be today the conspicuous figure the
United States
The Florida evangelist., 1900-01-20
THE FLORIDA EVANGELIST,
new GENT URY EN PERMANENT

NGH NEIN UR1 EN IER Ia NMEN1
Last Monday evening Bethel
church was filled with the mem
hers and friends of the church tc
ENJOY The program published by
the .I0hnson-Waldron club. This
was truly a new century enter.
tainment'-aside from the very
rare display in music by Dir. Am.
prose and Mr.. Grant together with
the delightful solo by that sweet
singer, Miss Harris. The audience
Was given = surprise in the rendi-
ton of that OLD, but beautiful hymn
"Iesus, Lover OF my Soul" by Revs
Nai'irtE, as soprano; Johnson, as
alto; a"d GrcSgS as ba,>n; The
qI2r' cfie that MIS- 10 be sung, on
account Il Rev. Elii0tt'o preparing
to leave the city, WAS omitted and
the trio sung iustead-W hich re-
celved loud ana repeated applause
rom the audience, that caused
return of the tho 70 the platform,
when they merely bowed and re-
tired amid many cheers.
The next number was The famous
"Gernan Band,' led by Prof w /
Lewis, known as "Capt Romania,"
who gave quite an exhibition Of the
musical ability of his band.
The alto solo by DR. A w Smith
was wonderful in its sound as was
also the Solo by Mr. G,o Mays. 1ht
bass drummer, Mrs II Hart was
picture worthy an artists pen, alid
the snare drummer, Mr. | \ Ross,
who can describe him? The crr-
netist, Mr. z G Deas was the reh,
man in the right Ilaep,nnd he bar
Zionist, Mr. 5 q G:ant, who il i al
ways treat t. hear was up to his
usual standard.
The entire band was under the
leadership of Prof w Lewis, who
led with piccolo;this leader could
be better appreciated by seeing
ana hearing than by any descrip-
ton that we can give cf him.
Prof A ~Stf;eo Richardson repr,
sented an English gentleman Wis /
was anXioes to engage the band
Tor hose benefit the band perform
ed. TkiS number afforded rare
amusements. Refreshments were
sold by the various Inem bers of the
club.
This was truly "a new century
entertainment.
Too mu1h credit cannot be given
Prof j r Johnson, who had entire
charge Of the program. The whole
affair was financial success and
all who took part have The thanks
Of the ~eInbers OF the club and OF
the managers.
The Florida evangelist., 1900-01-20
Sit CHAT.
l4Il is not gold that glitters 3"

y
ter days are here.
Do you have the blues? Read
The Evangelist and smile once
more.
Did you hear the Trio? If not,
halfof your life is lost.
Always be on hand to up-to-date
affairs.
Mrs. F., that very agreeable lady,
is quite a queen.
Miss. if you would just con-
suit your friends they might tell
you how trightful you look.
A red waist never goes with a
red face.
Better weigh we'll what is said to
you.
The young man who is seeking
wife usually shuns he."up-to date
girl"
Some very lovely girls are often
careless about their company
What an excellent memory you
have Mr., but then, that is ne
cessary in your case.
Always speak the truth; it will
pay.
People who are frank are seldom
misunderstood.
Rev. Mr.--hidde poor out4st;
Singing sOpr"Eo---us
But what eject boy" certain
DR.. was with his big horn!
Where were you Monday night
The excitement seems TO be dy-
ing out.
Will a certain young man apollo
gize?
Better not listen to gossip next |
time.
If possible, keep away from peo-
pie who are liable to lead you off.
Keep a wise head and still |
tongue.
Be sure Of the man who SITS next |
to yeu, before you express your Cpl |
Mon.
The ladies' who were present
how they were gotten up }!
Never fret over unprincipled peo
pie.
Treat that class of people with
contempt.
Mrs. E W r is always graci us
and kindly disposed, Is the reason
she succeeds.
That class of people who act the
usually are beneath you,
Never waste time.
Did you see the "GPrmnn lead
err in green trimmings
But didn't they all look, though?
That solo by n certain doctor
W IS an original prOdu tiUn.
There is no end of the talent
an z some Of GU: professional
IN s:. s
A certain VI. ID has very cute
way Of always being sent for Ia
IaSte.
That old dodge will be thing Of
he past soon. Lx
People who are hasty are sell
Iom allie to keep out otstrOubIe.
Will Miss B. M. accept the prop.
sitioG of the Bachelors 2"
What mouthful to digest at one
ime!
Always look after home folks
nd friends.
Watch and wait for the whisper.
The coming OF an heiress seems
disturb a certain young man.
The Preachers trio-did yoi
ear them sing?
Mrs. w. L. Will arrive yer!
ION, and then Mr. L.. will try hls' l.
and at nursing.
Miss q. is quite q belle, and has
any strings to pull.
Mrs. s. is such an earnest little
Wan that shs attracts man
Ids
yer sponge On the puLlic-le e
rzs
png woman Who has access /.
can readily tell about he, /
pc one Nl Miss - how
ous shid dappears. A
~N - e
jug TO NPery's for Shoes.
never ask your
gu net as you df,
is that sore
'ortai~ lr.'"
The Florida evangelist., 1900-01-20

The New YorI & Man.
ufactpriog Co is rattliuu
good business at } Bay ST.
Those who wish he clothes
at half price viii hurry to
avoid the rush.
Mrs C G DaviskIv enter :
tanned Mrs FOrk Monday
evening.
The program \ Evening at
Bethe' church " EeI affair
md highly enjo. he large
crowd present
The Florida evangelist., 1900-01-20
E Told Coz No 497
IND PERSONAL

bf Shoes at Emery's.
re indebted to this paper
tie up at once,
lams is in the city on a
Mrs. King.
given at the resi-
hg's Monday even
nccess. Mr. and Mrs.
encouraged.
night a social will be
ence of Miss Irene Dill
Baptist church.
save money by buying
Ty's.
Ross will preach at
ist church Sunday at
hsic - ehe choir; All
n to Mr.. and Mrs. John
kland, this city, a fine
bf this week. Mother and
well, and Mr.. Ferguson
load smile as this is the
family.
eld Esq, General Agent
: !. !; :: 8: ; 8: 8: !:
Dist. Genl. |
Florida, was |
is getting his
Ention in Apl. |
bes at Emery's. |
he B. Y. P. Uni
B and Christian
will be held at Mt
th next Su 1day at 3
dance is expected.
pr Local Agents is Cal :
c0ntert mentioned in
Big Pay" in another
:ial Bible Glass
in Bethel Bap
every Sunday
are invited.
illjams gave o
bnor OF Mrs. 7.
sitting this city
iially received
out Shoes at
beoh indisposed for
how better and able
we. entertained a few
day evening in honor
ence of w. Orange st,
rate luncheon w ednes- {
Peaytif1ii iaeisnd un-
IA of b =
The Florida evangelist., 1900-01-20

Revs Huger, s. ngen, Patter
son, Elliott and q Jeff Tuesday
for Gainesville I'd hd the annu
al conference in g b in that city
Chlldren's hoes Q 5, Ladies' 75c,
Mems $1.00 at Emer
The Florida evangelist., 1900-01-20
. BEs e q 5AA AzI SSs S.
! DEG 81 g ssraAo Fife
81 SkwAsSD v0rsfs kivERsg
! cure Bilious dES Nervous DiS0PGePS.

9 10 cents ana a5 cents, at drug stores.
oSoS 90 o~66@0S o&e a
The Florida evangelist., 1900-01-20
kaLeS

a Year.
For Six Months.
!, For Three Month
- q weeks
For One Month
The Florida evangelist., 1900-01-20
MINISTER'S, NOTICE.

Clergymen's pern II 1890 over the
F. q. & P. r. R, be honored by
ticket agents and COZ hr5 on that sys-
iem until January 81 ~
Clergymen's perm er lo99 over the
Plant System will b hored by ticket
qgents and cenducA lon that system
until Jan. Is, 1900
Ministers of the Bionary Baptis
churches making ap ion for clergy
mems permits shou1 careful to Sign
themselves as Miss " Baptist Min
listers. Fri wv. Lancaster,
Distl fate Missionary
Fernandina, Fla.
December, 26, Is
The Florida evangelist., 1900-01-20
Ag,entsl lted

EDciuec q st~mp fol and we vii
SEND particulars wv you can
make 'f' IA SO to month, and
also be resented fine Gold
Watcn. Addrt IS,
ScGgtt r Co.,
I . "'X "'o' llle, Ky.
In" N''r Netm Try active
~ engH@' d in Il VI ninefft d.
V"rcc case. Mr.. -e, while a
shrewd lawyer, " rairIy and
honestly with all Il
The Hudson i Gin. will
give an OratOricak kt in If,.ih-
Fl church M0nda Emo This
will be a rare ire h lovers of
literary attainmd - rlt and
near the student thr upils
Of the various Sc il i,r ad-
mitted for Sci, /; tn attend,
The Ross atni n Grocery
store is the best b i.uy your
groceries; prices dsfuir treat
lnent to all; give call.
st Philips + T. will give
bazaar iu the Ki of Pythial
Hall on the 29th IN of Janu
%ry.TEe proceeds + their neV
church and the p, asked Il
assist In this WOrM MOrt.
NKTANTEO sEvE ERsoNs Fol
w District Office Nj in This state +
represents me in their d surrOundin
C un S. Willing to 2 5000. payabl
weekly. Desirable Ell lt with uuusu
opportunities. efC Exchanged. f.
clos sell adhre sed sta nveloPe 8. A
a. 40 Oaxton Buut licago.
h"YJ B l. Will ID d. .,passe
this city tic to Gaine
T't!r. where he w tend the ar
Hual conference o M E churc
DR. A w Smith elected an
sent as a deIegat Ebernezt
NJ e church to tn hual confe,
nnce in Gainesvi
The Florida evangelist., 1900-01-20

M ANTED- SEVE BDIGHT, AND
w HONESF pers represent Us as
Managers in this and c counties r1ala-
500 year and exI Straight, bont-
hdr, no more no less Position per-
manent;. Our refe ell " bank in any
town. 1t Is mainly of rk conducted at
home. Reference. E self addressed
tamped envelope. tn MON COMPANY,
Dept. Chicago.
The Florida evangelist., 1900-01-20

ON wALDRoN
EDITOR.
d General Agents
on Plant System,
ROBINSON.
n. r.
MILLS,
riPtion department
INA ROBERTS,
!. PORTER.
<RrHA WHITE.
Vertising and Collection
tpent in City.
RQRTER.
e Editsrs:
u. WALDRoN,
Pensac"ia.
sanford.
FlemInEfon.
The Florida evangelist., 1900-01-20

The Deaf s! +: g.: s.: ::'; :;:'s;:
.,,, Ant,eat,i ,1 head by Or. Nichoi =.
s1n. Art hclal Ear DRUMS gave $l",tCO T. lis
Instltute' so that deaf people unable to ur >
cure Ear Drums nav have them free Address
Avenue. New YORK. ~ -1iS ii'h
The Florida evangelist., 1900-01-20

Pf Shoes at Enery's.
IRE indebted to this paper
tle up at once,
ams is in the city on a
Hrss King.
Mohave County miner., 1900-10-06
Electricity for Coal Mines.

In the early days of coal mining, the
only light available was that of the
candle, aud this is the case in Cornish
mines at present. Old colliers will
tell you that they can always detect
the presence of gas more quickly in
their working places with candle
than with the ordinary safety lamp,
and says that they can always clear
it off in a few minutes by tanning
with their coats, the candle standing
on the ground meanwhile, out of
harms way, the gas collecting near the
roof. But mines are very different
now from what they we're in the typi-
cal old collier's day. Explosions in
those days, when they did take place,
were only local, aud did little harm,
beyond burning the clothes and skin
of those near. In these days, an ex-
| plosion often means the loss of hun
dreds of lives, and the wrecking of the
mine, so that though many collieries
are still working by naked lights.
either candles or small oil lamps, the
number is becoming less every year,
the pressure of mine inspectors being
cons tantly directed to the adoption of
safety lamps.
But the ordinary oilburning safety
lamp gives but a poor light, and it
must not be used in any position much
out of the vertical or it goes out; and
moreover, it is not a perfect safety
lamp in the proper sense of the term,
inasmuch as any one of the numerous
forms will become red hot aud explode
if it is exposed to a sufficiently power
ful current of an explosive gaseous
mixture for a sufficient time. Hence.
great efforts have been made to de
velop portable electric lamp which
shall take the place of the present
safety lamp, at the face of the coal and
in those parts of the mine where it is
not considered safe to use lamps from
. the ordinary electric service.-Mining
Record
Mohave County miner., 1900-10-06
1t Happened in a Drugstore.

some day last winter lady came to
my drug store and asked for brand
of cough medicine that / did not have
in stock" says G. r. Grandin, the pop
ular druggist of Ontario, n. Y. "She
was disappointed and wanted TO know
what cough preparation ] could rec
ommend. ! said to her that | could
freely recommend Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, and that she could take
bottle of the remedy and after giving
it fair trial if she did not find il
worth the money to bring back the
bottle and ] would refund the price
paid. In the course of a day or two
the lady came back in company with a
friend in need of a cough medicine and
advised her to buy bottle of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. | consider
that a very good recommendation for
the remedy" 1t is for sale by H. H.
Watkins.
Mohave County miner., 1900-10-06

reside at st. Paul, Cleveland aud Kan
sas City. Col J. A. Wood, of the lat.
ter city, is manager, and it is due to
him to say that it is chiefly due to his
unbounded confidence in the enter.
prise, his push and inventive genius,
that all obstacles have been overcome
and the plant made to attain its pres
ent completeness and success. The
gold-saving machine has been practic.
ally rebuilt during the past year, ac.
cording to ideas of Col. Wood, as sug-
gested after exhaustive experiments.
1t is three decker affair on wheels,
run by steam. The gold-laden sand
aud gravel is dug up by a Chicago
steam dredge, which cuts a swath in
the earth 40 feet wide aud 90 to 81 feet
deep, scooping up everything on top Of
bedrock. The dredge bucket is a cur
ious contrivance with a bottom that
works on hinges, aud controlled by
chains and levers. Operating like an
elephants trunk, it gathers up a cubic
yard OF gravel, swings gracefully
around and dumps it iuto a tram car,
and while the car is lifted to the hop
per by a steam hoist, another bucket.
full is got ready, and so on at the rate
of one yard per minute. This dredge
is also on wheels; the two machines
are run on parallel lines, and but thir.
ty minutes time is consumed when il
is necessary to move them forward to
the face of the gravel pit. The tram
car conveys the gravel to the top story
of the gold-saving plant proper, wher,
it is automatically dropped into a
hopper and fed into huge perforated
I steel rocker, over which are water pipes
whence comes with great force the
precious fluid playing upon the boul
ders, gravel and sand as it is SHIFTED
from side to side in the rocker. Thi
agitation washes the gravel perfectl!
clean; boulders and gravel finally worl
their way down to the mouth of tn
rocker, drop into the cups of 6O-foo
steam conveyer and are carried off h
the dump, while the sand, clay and ce
ment in the shape of very muddy wa
ter pours down through the perfora
tions in the rocker into a double set O
rifles where the brightly washed gol
finds lodgment. The company own
400 acres of land just off the Orti
mine grant, where the Edison experi
ments are being made. They declin
, to divulge the average value of th
4 gravel, but it is said to be about 6
cents per cubic yard, which treated a
cost of cents per yard, would seer
| to be real warm thing for the owners
There are now seventeen men employe
, at the plant under the supervision q
Walter Middleton of Kansas City,
Denver News.
Mohave County miner., 1900-10-06

that the gold belt will make also a
great gold camp. Herrick Il Cooper
have developed the Summit mine suf.
ficient to warrant the assertion that it
will be an immense copper aud gold
producer, while their gold reef group
adjoing the Casey claims only awaits
the advent of capital now that the
water problem is solved. The entire
gold belt will develop wealth such as
the old pioneers hardly dreamed Of
Prospector.
Superintendent Henry Parry of the
Sunset group came up from Casa
Grande district Wednesday, and
brought with him some samples of sui
phuret ore from the bottom of a new
shaft recently started on the Sunset
group. This shaft is going down on a
contact between lime and porphyry
and at depth of twenty feet the sui.
phuret ore above mentioned was en-.
countered. 1t lies on the foot wall on
the outside of a fine tale selvage and il
is more than probable that fine ore
body will be found at greater depth
Mr.. Parry will put force of men to
work on his lead properties, which are
situated in the same district, and com,
mence shipping lead ore TO Demipg al
once. He has lead ore which runs
high in silver and the same can bt
shipped at good proit.--A rizonG
Blade.
A Star reporter saw some fine look
ing sulphide ore la the office Of Under
wood 4 Franklin. Investigation re
vealed the fact that it came from tn,
Golden Rule mine, near Mammoth
This, mine, which has been in cours
of development for some months, has
as yet, attracted little or no attention
but now that an advertisement is ou
asking for bids on 35J feet of develop
ment work, it is becoming known tha
there is big property out there. Tn
ore spoken of comes from a four foo
ledge. 1t is hard quartz containing
sulphide and carbonate of copper
per cent; about 80 ounces silver an
l2s in gold. The ore comes from tn
working shaft of the Panama mine a
depth of p feet, and is perfect con
centrating ore, seven tons Of ore yield
ing one ton of concentrates. The com
pany is sinking three shafts at cou
venient points from their millsite an,
have ordered complete concentratinl
; plant with up to date appliances and
Lyner air compressor and drills. LC
cal parties, with some foreign capita
are largely interested in the mine, wit
Capt J. ID. Burgess as manager.-Sta
Having turned over to the expires
company a consignment of gold bullio
of the value of over 50,000s from Cap
De La Mars Nevada mines, p. b. Nj,