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The daily news., 1900-04-12
WELLS FOUGHT AT FUNERAL.
Attacks Old Man With Beer Bottle
Then Assaults Preacher.

MAYSvILLE, Ga. April ll.-At Leath-
erwo0d church, in Banks county, Rev.
Lemuel Norton, Baptist minister, was
conducting a funeral service before a
large congregation when Will Wells, a
young man living in the community,
approached g 5. Wilkerson and began
cursing him. The excitement Stampeded
the congregation.
Wells struck Wil6ersOn several blows
when Wells grandfather came upon the
scene, imploring the young man 70 de-
siSt and begging for peace, whereupOn
Wells turned and struck the gray haired
old man on the face with beer bottle.
BY this time the entire congregation had
come out, and at the door the Rev. Nor
ton called loudly for peace and quiet.
Wells, in his drunken rage, turned upon
the minister with a stick and ran him
back in the church.
For several minutes the young man
threatened the whole crowd, but he was
finally surrounded. thrown 10 the ground,
disarmed and under escort Of eight men
started TO Homer TO be placed in Jail.
About a nile from the church Wells
seized stick and turned upon the guard,
who Immediately fed Wells then made
his escaped and has left for parts IN
known
The daily news., 1900-04-12
KILLED BY HIS OWN MEN.
Captains Body Riddled with Ameri-
can Bullets In Philippines

SHERMAN, Tex, April ll.-Henry Col
Inns is in receipt of letter under date Of
Cebu, Philippine islands, Feb. II, from
his friend Henry Reich of this city, who
is private in the Third infantry. The
following is an excerpt published by
permission:
"A captain in the Nineteenth infan-
try, on hill over the mountains looking
for the rebels. left eight of his men III
the hills where they had fallen from ex
haustiOn, being overcome by heat The
men were found dead the next day.
Their bodies had been literally hacked
10 pieces by the Filipino BOlomen and
their guns aud belts stolen.
"A few days after that this same cap
ain was found dead after a skirmish
md there were fl bullet holes in his
body, made 10 all appear NO = by Amer
tcan bullets"
The daily news., 1900-04-12
Bocrs BOmbard Lndysmlth.

LADYsMTTH, April II. - The Beers
opened fire Tuesday morning early, send
ing shells into the British camp at
Elandslaagte from three positions widely
separated. The shells did no damage.
The troops moved out to reoOnnOiter and
found the Beers in strong force and well
fortified. One naval 4.1-inch gun re-
piled to the Beers, who have again
placed Long Tom in position
Advices from AliwalnOrth place the
British loss in the fighting at Wepener
yesterday at IL killed and fl wounded
Fighting was resumed today. The
British are holding their own we'll
When the Beers commenced Shelling,
the British were drilling, and one pri-
vate was killed and another wounded
before the soldiers were withdrawn from
range. Then the naval brigade opened
fire and drew a heavy BOer fusillade and
two gunnerS were killed. The nava!
men stuck to their position. however.
and the Beers unmasked six guns, in.
cluding a lOO-pounder, and shells fell in
all the British camps. After three hours
bombardment the British fire slackened
and the bUrgherS cleared from a kopje
on the right when British shell III on
the spot occupied by their gun. Another
commando was seen moving toward the
British left apparently with the Inten-
uon Of tlanking them. but the British
shells forced them to retire.
In the afternoon the naval brigade
again fired a few shells.
1t Is rumored that body of Beers has
gathered southwest of Eland siaagte with
the apparent intention Of cutti1g the
British lines of communication.
General Clcary directed today's Ope-
ratlunS.
General Butler visited Elandslaagte
today.
The daily news., 1900-04-12

INDIANAPOLIs, Ind. April l2.-
From statement made by leaders,
1t looks as If the two wings of the
Indiana democracy might get to-
gether before many months. The
gold democrats say that they have a
tip that the platform adop,ed in Ne
braska. which is supposed to have
been written by Bryan, is intended
for application TO the situation in
that state only, and not as d national
platform. Ii is regarded as a plat
form that j. especially designed to
catch the Nebraska voters, and may
not be the platform that Bryan
would recommend for a national
convention. Ii was learned to-day
from an authorative source that the
rold democratic leaders in this state
will not confer until il i found
what attitude the regular democrats
uroDose to take.
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STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
Bureau of Statistics Notes Decrease In
Domestic Products.

WASHINGTON, .-pril 1.-The monthly
statement of the export Of domestic
products, issued by the bureau Of statiS-
tictics, shows exports during March as
follows:
Bread5tufS, $40, S6S. 20. decrease as
compared with March, 1899, 5000. 900;
cattle and hogs, $2,l7l.0l6, decrease
Sj1O0OO provI ions, $l3,3G6, 30, de
rreaSe $l.O0O.O0 cotton, $}3, ,O'd. 80.
innredS. 81. .0OO,O 600; mincra! oils. So
i9i,JSl, increase $l,2)0,OJO.
During the last nine months the IN
crease or decrease in the exports of these
articles a. compared with the same
months in 1899 are given aS follows.
BrcudStutfS, decrease $40, 100, 900; cat
RE and hogs. decrease 5000, ,0DJO, pro
visions. increase =, ,O0). 900: cotton, Sl3,-
y)J, ,OOJ. mineral oils, 81, 400, 900.
The daily news., 1900-04-12
No Change in Convention Plans.

WAsHINGTON, April u The dem
OcIatic convention will be held in
Kansas City in spite Of the burning
Of the convention hall. The expires
siOns of dissatisfaction with the
Missouri town, growing out of the
allegations OF excessive hotel rates
and other indications of an intention
on the part of the residents to
squeeze" the visitors on July /, led
to suggestions in some quarters that
the democratic leaders might take
advantage Of the fire as an excuse
for changing the location Of the con-
ventiOn. Nothing of the kind will
be done. The democratic leaders
are satisfied with Kansas City, and
the convention will be held there.
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MlLLIoNAIREs IN oVERALLs.
Men with big Bank Accounts Shoulder
Snldtrin" Pots.

CHICAGO. April u.-Twclve men In
overalls which were spJJl"ss and whose
hands looked ANYTHING but accustomed
10 mammal labor. today marched into the
Marshall Field Building against which
the unions have called a strike and went
20 work.
They We're employing Plumbers whose
aggregate wealth fuo,s well up into the
millions. In order 10 fulfill +. Big2otg
& Co. = contract on the building they
volunteered last night To step into the
breach made by the strikers and with
tine aid OF such skill aS remained to them
after years spent in watching growing
bank accounts 20 finish tine plumbing
work III the structure.
Among chem We're NJ. J COrbock.
who, a. he placed the soldering iron III
the Goals, might have bOen preparing tO
buy the whole block, for he is rated q
millionaire And there was Thomas
Colin, whose wealth l. estimated ot
500. go, Paul Radi>sl1i, another Of the
worhmen, is worth $500, ,00J. Frank
Falk Charles Herbert and ex-Aldermau
Andrew Watson. all credited with
liberal fortunes, were others in the vol
unfccr rank, now warning against The
building trades council which they say
must 20.
Later in the day it was learned that
E Baggott & Co. who had the plumb
ing contract for the Marshall Field
building. on which the unions have
called a strike. announced that they
would not avail themselves Of the offer
of several wealthy plumbing contractors
70 take the place of the striking plumb
nrs in order that the contract might b
finished in time, and no work was done
nv the bosses
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Mr.. FRlcK WILL WITHDRAW.
Reported That He Will Buy Out the
Cramps ship Yard.

Pitr,BUGG. April ll-Ij i stated that
H. c Frick Will dispose Of all hi, hold
ing,-,omcthing over SIG 800. .0JJ-in the
Carnegie company just just a. soon aS
he can. Ii is beloved that Frirk and
Schwab are not on good terms and this
has donc much toward keeping TriCk
and Carnegie apart
Officials OF the Carnegie company
deny that there Is any truth in ihe re
port that the company will take IN the
Cramps concern either in part OF in
whole.
\ rumOr is current that FriCk will
buy out the Cramps. No foundation
can be found for it, FriCk refusing to
discuss any Of his projects.
The daily news., 1900-04-12
La Grippe Successfully Treated.

II have just recovered from the
second attack of la grippe this year
says Mr.. Jas. A. Jones, publisher OF
the Leader, Mexia. Texas. "Tn the
latter case / used Chamberlain
Cough Remedy, and | think with
considerable success, only being I'm
bed little over two days, against
ten days for the former attack. The
second attack l am satisfied would
have been equally as bad as the frsF
but for the use OF this remedy as 1
had to 90 to bed in about six hOur-
after being stuck with 1t, while I'm
the first case I was able 10 attend to
business about two days before get
ling down." For sale by Hannah
Bros. and all medicine dealers.
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PUERTO RiCkN BILL
IS PASSED BY HOUSE
Final Vote on Measure Taken
at 8 O'Clock.
PARTY LINES ARE DRAWN

r.e republicans, Who Could Not BE
Whipped INTO Line, Voted Against
Usa-ure Quay Ca-c Laid Before
,,rate-Other Matter, Considered.
Ws~mxGT0S. April 1.-THE closing
--Iq over thr Purrra Rico tariff bill
80 today in the hrl~e attracted great
..- r. -ho galleries. a23 all the pre-
- Indicated "a t.ld day replyt"
... .s ..r- incidents.
~ WAS at a high pitch VII 'u
. -... -- uayal feel AZ noon. A.
..-t. -ad,r- # 'hc journal was
N- Dalzel of Pennsylvania,
.a'er> e the majority and a
..-... far committee on rules, pre-
..-. special order ander which the
.-. Vs- o. op"ra-".
--.. -.e cOuclaslpn Of the reading Of
f...... U0Hn demand Of Mr. Dalzou, the
--..f.s- question on iUs adoption was
-.ra5 The rule was adopted, l5S 70
.-s lullnarlug the passage Of the bill.
Sd. under the Tules
u, final vote on the measure resulted
+. - Iassage on strictly party lines.
VIZ me exception of few Republicans
VIZ. .aald not be- whipped into line.
Wlen the senate convened a resOlu-
I'D was adopted calling on the presi-
a,-' 20 inform the senate whether any
rs-sr, have been executed by garrOte
p Puerto Rico since the United States
-svr horn IN control. and If ~ why this
ut-n.i u execution was employed.
The resolution relating 70 the QUAY
a. Ea> laid befure the senate and Mr.
H---w> # Michigan rose to address
m-,.t O. 10. Mr.. Allison of Iowa re-
.1,-'-l Mr.. Burrows 70 yield 70 him
.-a- be- might have the senate take up
d.. District appropriation bill.
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BRITISH SUSTAIN
SEVERE REYERSES
Six Hundred Are Killed ard
Wounded Near Brandfort.
THE BATTLE AT WEPENER
Heavy Engagement Fought There.
Details Unobtninable- Eon-
bard Ladysnith Moving to Cut the
British LiEe-RuOcrts' Report.

LoNDoN, April u.-The seventh month
Of the wa- il South Africa opens with
dispatches from BJrr sources of another
British disaster. If tn news can be-
trusted, a terrible reverse has been in
ficted upon the British arms Accord
ing TO an official announcement ii Pre-
tovia d battle has been fought south of
Brandfort, in which the British suffered
a loss of go killed and wounded i'll ad-
dition t. so captured by the BJrrS This
intelligence Is amply confirmed bya ~Or-
respondent on the BOcr side. who re-
ports from Braadfort that General De-
wet on Saturday defeated the British
for the third time within Il week, the
scene Of this last engagement being
MeertEatsfOntein.
No confirmation has been received
from British sources Of the reverse.
Lord Roberts wires the war office from
( BlOemfontein under date Of Tuesday,
April 10, as follows:
The enemy have been very active
during the past few days: One com
mando is now on the north bank Of the
Orange river. not far from AhwalnOrth.
while another Is attacking Wepener.
The garrison there is holding out bravely
and inflicted serious loss on the Beers
Major Syringe of the Cape mounted
rifles was killed. No other casualties
have been reported as yet.
The troops are being moved up rap
idly. A patrol Of six men Of the Sew
enth DraSoon guards, under Lieutenant
Wetherly, which has been reported
missing since April :. has returned
safely"
Boer Dispatch Discrcdlted.
As the foregoing dispatch does not
mention the alleged British reverse on
Sunday at MerketsfOntein, the BOer dis
patches are not credited at the var office
and they are further discredited on ac-
count Of the discrepancies in the dis
patches, as MerketsfOntein in one mes-
sage is located near Brandfort and in an
other il j. 'Orated southeast Of BlOemfOu-
tein, the ,,-a~0s being 100 miles apart.
General Gatacre' s return 70 England
is accepted as being in the nature of a
recall, though no reason is given for it
and it viii be associated with his lack of
success. Lord Roberts criticised his
management of the Storm burg attack,
and possibly Gatacre's having arrived
an hour and half too late 10 rescue the
r dderSburg force may have decided his
return.
neral Rumble, seemingly, succeeds
eneral Gatacre and according TO dis
tch from BlOemfontein, the command
of several brigadeS are about to be
nged.
The Reuter- Telegram cOnpany's cor
respondent at Ahwalnorth, wiring this
morning, says:
There is no further news from We
pener. Too cloudy TO heliograph. More
British troops are arriving"
In view of the state Of unrest across
the border Lord Roberts has proclaimed
warning 70 Cape COlonists that further
acts of hostility will be treated with the
utmost rigor of martial law
The daily news., 1900-04-12

SOUTH AFRICAN WAR.
BOers Continue Their Attack ON
ElaHdelaagte

LONDON, April l2.-The Beers re-
newed their attack on Gen. Butler at
E!andslaagte yesterday. They are
using Long Tom" but the British
naval guns hold them in check. The
Boer movement is directed toward
cutting OF communication with
Lsdysmith.
Il Is also reported that 30 OUO Beers
await Lord Roberts first movement
toward Pretoria. They are posted
ou the range of hills between kroou-
-Jadt and Cruburg and have 80 guns
.u the hiii tops. Every Koyje l.
also well fortified and the commands
are IN fine fighting positions.
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Mouldcrs May strike.

C!NCINNArI. April IL. - Representa-
sOciatIOn and of the international Iron
Moulders' union. after 2-days confer
enCe here, have disagreed Oh the subjSeS
Of wage scale. The demand Of the
men was for an advance Of % cents a
day Oh the minimum wages Of 81. 10 and
FOR other concessions. The outcome
will now depend on the action Of local
onions throughout the country and may
result IN combination u enforce tho
demand
The daily news., 1900-04-12
Republican State Convention

NEW YORK, April l2.-The repub-
lican state convention opened in the
Grand Central Palace to-day. The
new Big Four" consisting of Sena-
TOR Piatt, Senator Depew, Governor
Roosevelt and Chairman Odell, Will
be selected as delegates at large to
the national CONVENTION which
meets in Philadelphia June 18th.
The daily news., 1900-04-12
BUILDING CoLLAPsEs
And Buri Many Men--SeveraI Were
Killed.

'TTsWRG, April I2.-There was a
+-ro.e disaster here at $50 o'clock
'..- merning and it is feared that
Aa-y lives were lost. The large
'our--.ory warehouse OF Armstrong
Nchelyey. white lead works, sud
-'a.y elapsed and came to the
--o-at with a crash, burying all the
.-Ha.,-. Neel Casper and ID. C..
1'5aard. saleSmen for the firsl, were
Sled uu'riCht. Four persons are
'... buried IA the ruins ana IL Is be-
y-a t.-v are dead. Twelve were
.ta'. "at alive. hut they are terri
s injured and some may die. One
Vs.. .'..l il-u the street and buried
% E.... The collapse was due to
-....Hai II the PARTITION wall
'..E.tsfIpn was not sufficiently
'.. r-.l aud. due to the rains yes
....". t.. earth was softened and
H..- .rumhled.
The daily news., 1900-04-12
Develop Anthony shoals.

WASHINGTON. Ga, April ll.-General
Manager T. K. Scott Of the Georgia rail
road. accompanied by MessrS Verdery
and Nixon of Augusta. is here inspect
ing the Anthony shoals. 1t is stated
that the Georgia is interested in building
an electric line from here to the shoals
and transmit the power to Washington.
Civil Engineer Maxwell's report shows
that there are over 5000 horse power
there and that it Will take 800 600 to de.
velOp it, A charter has been applied for
for the new line.
The daily news., 1900-04-12
Democratic Press Association Meets

RALEIGH, y. c., April l2.-The
meeting of the North Carolina DEM
Ocratic Press Association opened
here to-day. Many editors of dem
Ocratic papers throughout the state
are present. This meeting was
called at the request OF Chairman
simmons, Of the State Democratic
Executive Committee for consulta-
tiOn regarding the campaign for
white supremacy in North Carolina,
which Is being vigorously discussed. &.
The daily news., 1900-04-12
Meeting of Teas Press Association

BRENNAN, Tex, April l2.-The
annual meeting of the Texas Press
Association opened here to-day and
will continue until the l4th. News
paper men from ali parts of the state
are present. After the meeting an
excursion will be had to Galveston
and Beaumont.
The daily news., 1900-04-12
ROSS * CO.'S
FLY SCREENS.

We aim to have all goods on sale
thoroughly reliable, because there is
such a thing as maintaining the
grade all along the line, and no mat
ter how low an article may be
priced at this store you can rely on
its quality at all times. We keep
only what We can recommend, and
we recommend only what we know
is trustworthy. When we tell you
the merits of a purchase you can
rely on the assurance. Whites.
The daily news., 1900-04-12
Southern Railway Extension.

NEW YORK. April l2.-The South
ern Railway is reported to have ac-
quired the Louisville and st. Louis
air line and Moron routes, giving it
entry into st. Louis and Chicago.
This Will make it one of the rate
making powers in these cities.
The daily news., 1900-04-12
An Hnnest Niedicine for La Grinns.

Geo. w. Watt. of South Gardiner.
Ne. saws: Il have had the worst
cough. cold chill and grip and have
taken lots Of trash Of no account but
nrofit tn the vendor. Chamberlain :
Cough Remedy l. the only thing that
has done any good whatever. / have
used one % cent bottle and the chilIs,
cold and grip have all left me. l
CONGRATULATE the manufacturers OF an
honest medicine" For sale by Han
nah Bros. and al medicine dealers.
The daily news., 1900-04-12
Three state Conventions.

PORTLAND. Ore, April l2.-The
republican, democratic and populIst
state conventions are in session here
to-day. Indications point to three
separate tickets, which will probably
assume a republican victory.
The daily news., 1900-04-12
SEVERE SNOWSTORM
IN The SOUTHWEST
Cold Wave Is Following In
the Blizzard's Wake.
FAIL OF Is TO so DEGREES
Heavy Raiastorm> Prevail at Many
POints-SIiI to lie Continuance OF
Texas ClOuIhu-st Indian Territory
Threatened With Floods.

CHICAGO. April 1.-The whole west
and southwest, inciuGing the states Of
Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska, Kansas,
Missouri, Iowa, Illinois. Indiana, Ohio
and Kentucky, Is experiencing a >tr!2,
q rain and snow storms, accompanied
by temperatures ranging from i To 80
degrees below normal, with heavy frosts
over large section Of the wheat belt.
At Denver this morning the Chermom
etsrs registered above and at Dodge
City, Kan, Is above.
According to the United States wealth
Il bureau the storms are a continuation
IF the recent cloudburSts that caused the
Austin, Tex, disaster, and swollen
country streams are reported from all
over the west. Several minor washOuts
have occurred, but 80 far the railroads
nave not Inexperienced any serious trouble.
Weather bureau officials say the frost
hne will extend tonight as far south Us
the Ohio river at least.
The daily news., 1900-04-12
n-mncraIic Carnival.

EErILF. Ala, April l3.-
U.mocrats will this al
ati evening, hold a graI {.
Sd. tNa days before the dem
.. .-.uary IN this county. In
. .H -re-ches 10y a large num-
....u-ut democrats. there
-r.a; fireworks display and
The daily news., 1900-04-12
Bryan Speaks.

PHGNIN, Ariz., April l2.-William
). Bryan arrived here this morning
A banquet will be held in his honor
tonight, at which he will make an
address. He is hOarse from his trip,
but looks well. Anti-expansion has
been the chief topic.
The daily news., 1900-04-12
FOR SALE
A. a Bargain ON Easy Terms.

Sweet Home Farm. situated i'm the
manufacturing village Of Allen.
Candy CO., Brittle state: Terms OF
sale: ID cents for each guess; the
person guessing nearest tAe valua-
tIon Of said property. Proceeds 20
1e devoted 20 Catholic Rtzalr fund.
For particulars apply To agent.
WEST FLA. STEAI RAEEIY.
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G,vsrrur of Porto REQ

WAsHINGToN, April II -Presi-
dent Mckinley will probably make
Charles ~. Allen the first governor
of Porto Rico. He is now assistant
secretary Of the navy. The president
will sign the bill to-day.
The daily news., 1900-04-12
Philippine commissioners Assemble.

SAN FRA&CIsCo, Cal, April II -
The members OF the Philippine
commission assembled here to-day.
They will sail for Manila on the l5lh
on tie transport Hancock.
The daily news., 1900-04-12
FULL STATE TICKET NAMED.
Georgia POpulists Nominate J. IL.
TraylOr For Governor.

ATLANTA. April 1.-THE reorganized
PopuhstS met here N convention Tues
day 4 platform was adopted dealing
with the issues of the day and the dele
gates to the national convention. which
meets AT Cincinnati, were instructed to
support Wharton Barker for president
and Ignatius Donnelly for vice preSi.
dent
4 full state ticket was put in the field
for the ensuing campaign as follows
Goveru0r-J H TraylOr
Secretary Of State-Dr. L. L Glenn
mentS
Attorney General-F II. Stafford.
Comptroller General. 7. HOlbrOok
State Trea-urer-J. Wild Park
Commissioner of AEriCulture-A II
Tally.
state School Commie,ioner-W T
Flint
Prison Commissioned 7. Dicky
and : c McCandleSS.
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SEE ROSS & co.
ABOUT SCREENS.

CrOssett's Young America 50 shoes
for young men, the best shoe in the
world for the price, at Whites.
The daily news., 1900-04-12
SOUTHERN'S TROUBLE
WITH OPERATORS
Organizer Stillwell Talks OF
Telegraphers' Grievances.
REFERRED TO SPENCER
Case Has Been Appealed 10 President
of Southern RIilway-UHlcs Opera
tors Are Given More Pay and shorter
Hours strike VIII he Declared.

KNOXVILLE. April IA Z. Stillweu
Of -. Louis, assistant 10 W. V. Powell
Of the Order ot Railway TeIngraphers,
w, III this cry hast night conferring
with local telegraphcrs Of the southern
railway. Ii Is said be- failed il his effort
70 secure "a local organizer. He said the
complaint is against small salaries and
long hours, and that unless President
Spencer grants r. lief a strike VIII be SET
On foot that Will shake the Southern
system "a it, foundation. He said IL
might BE- postponed for several months
ur ii year, bu; II Will surely come. About
10 per cent of the telcGraphers On the
Knoxville division belong To the order.
The daily news., 1900-04-12

Our Mems Spring Clothing is up
tO-date in every way, The Jno.
White label wouldn't be on them If
they weren't. Whites.
The daily news., 1900-04-12
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II IL fails to
cure. +. W. Groves signature is on each
0OK. sc.
The daily news., 1900-04-12

Cro--et: celebrated 81 and $3.50.
Shoes, at White.
The daily news., 1900-04-12
BLISS Is THE MAN.

Chas. II. Bliss is the man who ad-
vertises Pensacola. He does it right
and deserves your support.
The daily news., 1900-04-12
0M,,y

PiStachio Cream Wafers-some-
thing new. Your dealer should have
them.
The daily news., 1900-04-12

We make Clothing to order, and
represent NJ. Born d Co.. Chicago,
the greatest merchant tailoring con
Germ in the world; satisfaction and
perfect fit guaranteed. Whites.
The daily news., 1900-04-12

April 1.-THE historic
CONGO q. where the MaSsa-
'.vIucial congress met in
20 l-75. was burned 10 the
...- morning.
The daily news., 1900-04-12

-. lazy people lose valuable
DOB experimenting with
'ald cures. they should
Honey and Tar before it Is
-a.t. ". a. ID 'Alemberte.
-.Grr Fishel Clothing l.
-. very respect 10 made-to-
-fEa-uts. See the new Spring
-..a.- a, Whites
The daily news., 1900-04-12

An elegant assortment of trunks
and valises at Whites.
The daily news., 1900-04-12

Pevser's famous lO-cent collars, At
The daily news., 1900-04-12

safe bind, safe find" Fortify
yourself by taking Hoods Sarsara-
rilla now and be sure of good health
for months to come.