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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-12-07
SEVERAL WE'RE INJuRFn
-""e"ed Bull Escape. From III. u.
- tue hbvaDu 4 iv.

."e" ""l' Escapes From HI. K....
IN" sh'vag" live stock show.
NhicAGo, Dc. IA madderoa hill
.: a' iiaa escaped from his keeper while
uc'hg ariven from the iudpes' r;ny At
.ne Illinois live stock exposition. cansed
,ors .I ,..s "Nio''9 several thousand specta.
oxh;,;. io were wltnesslnga heavy team
80 ''o'i ~ On Dexter avenue, just west
VI" pa''lloh. When the animal
s"'ie" MS freedom be lowered his
.,'"' ~ anu made straight for the crowd
nn"u's from Il score of men warned
muse IN peril but III the wild scramble
.o' safety three men and little girl
were unable to get out OF the way and
Mc'c thrown to the ground by the bull.
No one was seriously injured, however.
"ho the bull was captured by coyboys.
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AGAINST THE TRUST.

Adv.rse Decisions Rendered In the stand
ard OIL Case in Nebraska.
LINCOLN. Neb., Dec. THE supreme
court has rendered two decisions al
verse to the Standard Oil company IL
the suit brought by the attorney gen
oral 10 debar the company from tn.
state on the ground that 1t is trust
Tho court sustains the motion to com
mel the company to produce its books o.
record 1t also overrules the answer
of the Standard Oil companys attorney
questioning jurisdiction. The cour
declares the suit active and not Il GRIM
ip,l action and says it is competent Il
try the case US a court o' ofisiu'
jurisdiction.
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CUT THEIR WAY OUT.


Desperate Hattie Of Thiriy-onc Impris-
oncd Miners Tor Their lives.
SCRANTON. Pa, Dee. l.-lmprisoned
1000 feet III a colliery at Dunmuir,
near here. 81 men had desperate bat
tie for life as a result of mine caye-in
and only succeeded IL obtaining their
liberty by digging their way out. The
cave.in was at the mine of the Nayaug
Coal company. Two acres OF surface
fell into tie mine and completely
blocked the exit. \ resculng party
was formed. bat the imprisoned men
cut their way out through the ia.l III
the main gangwuy before the resculn-
party reached them. None OF the men
were injured.
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ALL TRAINS TIED Up.
'''ih" "' 1ei"graphcr on the Gulf. Col.
Orado aud ANITA T..

swim" "' tei"graphcrs on the Gulf. Col.
"radn aud ANITA te
fcKT WORTH, Tex. Dee. "A strike
OF telegraphers took place at II a. NJ.
on 'he uull, Colorado and Santa Fe
railroad. All trains between Calves.
ton, lex. and Purcell, l. T., are tied
up.
AS members Of the Order of Railway
Ae1cEraphers the operators demand a
revision OF rules and regulations and
increased salaries Thcs officials ex.
pressed Willingness to refer the mat.
Ter OF wages to arbitrators, but refused
70 amend It's rules. \ strike followed
of al operators on the line. The rail.
way officials believe the line Will be
again III operation within Il few hours
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Report Made nv Committee of the
Danish Parliament.


CoPfSH AGEs, Dec. THE commits
sion appointed in 1879 TO examine the
question Of protective duties on foreign
agricultural products, has rendered
ma jorlty and minority reports. Iho
majority, consisting Of seven members,
fayors II system OF duties on al agrl-
cultural, horticultural and forest PROD
ucts, with the exception Of fodder. &.
timating the revenue thereirom Il
1900, 600 crowns. The minority, made
UP OF three members, proposed COM
binod system C import duties and ex-
port Ioun,ies, by which, for instance,
the exporter OF pork would receive IA
bounty equivalent 70 the duty payab.e
on tne quantity of corn required L
produce the amount Of pork exported
The minority estimates that this would
result III an increase II the revenue o.
5000. 0o3 crowns.
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GIVEN \ PUBLIC WHIPPING.
Indiana Judges Moved Method o' Punish
ipg Boys.

Indiana judges Novel Method of funi,h-
ing Boys.
EVANSVILLE. lad, Dec. !. Pour
bows were given a Iublic whipping
here during the day.
The boys broke into freight car ana
stole barrel OF apples. When ar
raigncd in the police court Judge " M
frcy told the fathers of the lads that he
would release them on condition they
would give them n good whipping III
the corridor of the lookup. 1hls was
agreed to and the parents used an oia
blcyclc tire on the boys. The lads were
Given hard thrashing and the exhi bi'
tion was witnessed 10y dozens OF people.
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.ayocates Of the Oleomargarine
Measure Give Way to Reoi-
ganization Bill.
,mqrdments Adopted Increasing
,he Personnel of Various
Departments.
FINALLY Decided TO Make Rev,
euue Reduction Effective
on Passage.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.--Wh hen the
, met an arrangement was agreed
which the con siGcration OF the
E.ont o.eomnrgarinc bill. which was
save come up under special order
.aeu, the last session. was postponed
1 dav and the house proceeded with
k, ,nusideration Of the army reorgau.
s.l.on D!ll.
~, licplurn amendment to provide
H., vacancies in the quartermastcr' :
...r,lnent could lie filled from civil
\. III from volunteer officers COM
.gd.ne since Arril -, 1895. was voted
I'M without division.
Nj l.avtNa offered an amendment,
was adopted. authorizing the
kr,Gen, 10 appoint 30 volunteer sur
q .a. w.th tho rank of major. and 100
l....4ut surgeons witn the rank Of
ksra ". i,r terms OF TWO years unless
.u~ discharged.
corp. ~ Drl,,ai surgeons.
Nj O,y VA offered m amend
k,I, empower the surgeon general
!. ..c ,Imy TO employ not TO exceed
&1ae.tAl surgeons. !; oi whom should
n GAIN. dental surgeons. The amend
kep. wa, adopted.
Mr. Bingham tra-) offered al
SneA4ment t. provide ior corps Of
ke,eENary surgeons, one chief yetcrl.
ksnau with the rank of colonel, as-
S.aat cA.of with the rank of major,
br.,rnauans with the rank OF first
&sg,tnAut-. 10 assistants with the rank
i second Acutcnanis and 20 assistants
>.;- t.le rank OF second lieutenant, OF
)aya.ry. Ire amendment was adopted.
SiO7
III. D.cs lO.) offered al amendment
E.aegoase the pay corps OF the army
n !. I.!ymas,ers. II was adopted.
An amendment was adopted TO In.
t.-st the signal corps by - officers.
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,u,ur,soneu Tor Nedition.

WORCESTER. Cape Colony. Dec. =
+ +. De Jong. proprietor OF the
1vorc,stcr Advertiser, has been i'm
,,r;son,d on charge Of sedition. the
snocitc otfense being his publication Of
allegations of filthy atrocities oy brit
;sh soldiers. Worcester Is rapidly nj
IN, with. people who will attend the
nntch congress. The British troops
ara not allowed within the town limits
for fear of II collision.
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INSJ kGENIS ARE ROUTED.
Natives Commanded by an American De.
frnt Large Force of i.lipino..

MANILA, Dec. !. \ dispatch has been
received from General Funston giving
an account OF two hours il-ht III the
woods Of saEto Domingo between III
American force and 30 rebels com.
mnndcd by Sandico. The American
force. consisting of 80 native scout,
commanded ly Lieutenant Jernigan,
attacked the rebels, who r,,rcatel,
leaving on the field l6 men killed. IN
Guiding the rebel leader A-ullar and III
American negro. II was first thought
the latter was "A man named fagan, 4
dcscrtcr from the Iwcnty.tourth IL
iantry, but this turned cut 10 be II MS.
take. None Of esniIan's men were
wounded
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Call Issued for n special Session of the
Michigan ie.is s.aturc.


DETROIT, Dec ,.-Governor Plngree
has issued call for Il special session Q.
the state legislature 10 convene III the
state capitol at Lansing, Dec. II, for
the purpose of enactlng taxation legls-
lation along the lines of the constltu-
tional amendment adopted at the
November election. This amendment
permitted the taxation OF railways. eX
press companies, telegraph and tele-
phone companies and other forms OF
corporate property on their true cash
value instead of on their earnings a>
was mandatory before the passage OF
the amendment.
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TIE, BOERS REITERATED.
Kitchener Report. Another Engng"me"
,,.,,x.cn Knox and DeWct.

Kitchener Reports Another Engagement
between Knox and Dewct.
LoNpoN. Dec. THE war once mas
receiyed the following from Lord
Kitchener. dated Blocmfontein, Dec. D:
General Knox re-enSagea De"e'
near Bc.hulie, on the Smithheld road
Yesterday. He drove the enemy from
nil their positions before dark. whei,
,bcv retreated northward. eoiohei
p;Icher assisted by turning move
ment in knox's left.
Lord Kitchener reports also se'ei"'
minor affairs.
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MORGAN 81 pnORTS Ii.
speaks in the senate in Favor of th=
NaN-Hanncefote lrnnty.

WAsHlNCToN, Dec. I.-After the sen.
ate went into executive session the
Hay -Pauncetote treaty was llnmeGl.
ately taken up. MIR. Morgan OF Ala
bana took the floor. making an argu.
ment in favor of the ratification of the
treaty as necessary to secure the con.
ktruction of the Nicaragua canal.
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tX.Commissary General Eagan
Restored to His Position by
he President.
CneXpired Portion Of His Sen-
tence IS R"mitted by the
Order Issued.
Immediately Placed on Retired
List Of the Army at His
Own Request.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7-Brigadier Gen.
eral Charles +. Eagan, former com.
missary general, has been restored to
duty by the president and at once
placed on the retired list
The order issued by the president re.
mitted the unexpired portion of his
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CINCINNATI. Dec. The Oni'eu
s,ates grand jury which has been IN
session at Covington. hy., was oi',
charged during the day. Inc io'lll'. M
statement was made by United states
n.s,r,ct ATTORNEY Hill that Frank NJ
p.nwn assistant cashier OF the German
National bank of Newport. n.y. nau
been indicted OH four counts az" .ani,
Robert Winstell. the individna' o'on
keeper of the same bank. hau oe'n -
,:.,,d ~, nnc count.
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v,,,ntinr the Anti-Trnst i1"W'

SPRINGFIELD, His. Dec. .-A'.o'n.s u,.,
General Akin is going TO institute plv
ccod,nss against several hundreu W.
,,n,orions for violating the ah'l."us, ~.
,aw The first suits wi.i peSin - 'A
;,..nit courx uf t.lls county.
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THE UP-TO-DATE STOQF
Cloak Department.

The ladies will be especially interested in
our Cloak Department which is full of the lat
est novelties. We intend to make speciality
of this of line goods. CIoaks, Capes, Jackets,
CoIIarettes. We are sure we can please you in
style and quality of garment, and price.
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SPECIAL
UNDERWEAR SALE.

We are showing the strongest line of un=
derwear ever brought to this city, We chaI=
lenge all to surpass us on our SOC underwear.
We bought before the rise came. We allow
no one to underseII us.
The daily news., 1900-03-24
HOW's This,

We offer One Hundred Dollars re.
ward for any case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
F. j. CHENEY, & Co, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. ]. Cheney, for the last 10 years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and
financially able to carry out any OBJ
legations made by their firm.
WEST & TRUAX,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, y.
WALDING, kINNAN d MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrah Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Price 76c. per bottle. Sold
by all druggists. Testimonials free.
Halls family pills are the best.
The daily news., 1900-03-24

ono Omce-or power in the land, and the
control Of legislation to n great extent,
for. while the house cannot compel, it
can thwart both the executive and SEN
ate. and it originates all revenue legis-
latiOn and appropriation bills. Then
all the officers. the chairmanships Of
committees and the consequent power
that they give go with tie successful
party. Ii is a stake worth fighting for.
While the presidential election will alb
SOrb the greatest interest. yet the men
in charge Of the congressional cam
paiGnS viii be- having a battle royal
for this stake. There is, besides the
control Of the house. the desire to re-
turn the men with whom they have
been associated.
The Republicans realize also that the
presidency can ho won and the house
lost 4 number Of Republican districts
in 4 state might be lost and its electOr-
al vote counted for the party. This
causes the anxiety Of which | spoke in
the beginning. ARTHUR W. Dunn.
The daily news., 1900-03-24
A Piece Of Pure Luck.

discovery OF the famous Trojan
m a CalayeraS county, Cal, is curl
Gus as an Illustration of pure luck and
doubtless has hcartcned many a dis
couraged miner. In January, 1865,
Henry Becker, a German, and John L.
Trimmer, n Connecticut man, two poor,
ragged, discouraged mining prospect
orS, went into the mountains Of Gala
Yeras county TO cut oak wood for fuel.
They expected TO make something like
$50 or $40 each per month during the
winter by the sale of the wood. They
made their home in an old abandoned
miners cabin. A heavy fall of snow
had covered the ground 10 the depth Of
two or more feet.
one day the two men built n great
bonfire of brush. The heat melted the
snow and left an area of hot earth.
Becker determined TO make an oven
out Of the hot ground, and, securing a
haunch Of deer meat, he began the
digging Of a hole in which to bake
it. At the depth Of two feet he
came upon a bed Of rock. He had been
prOSDcctOr toe long 10 resist the temp
tation of examining the rock, and, ac-
cordingly, before placing the meat in
the hole be broke off a piece of the
rock.
Then. after the vcnison was buried
and roasted. he examined the broken
bit Of rock carefully 10y the light of his
cabin candle. To his very great Cston-
!shmcnt, it proved 10 be what miners
call live rock, assaying 5000 to the ton.
For several months Becker and Trim
mer kept their great find secret, in
the meantime gathering information
concerning the dip angle and length
and breadth of their new discovered
ledge. Within a year from it's discov-
cry this mine had made Becker and
Trimmer rich.-Philadelphi Times.
The daily news., 1900-03-24
THE MOLINEUX VERDICT.

MolineUX has money; therefore the law
yers have Lope.-ChicaGo Record.
MOiineuX's ease is one instance where
mans family connections failed to save
him from 4 conviction on TIE charge Of
murdcr.-Dct!oit Tribune.
MolineuX has had fair trial among an
unprecedented people. The result is a
noteworthy vindcatiOn Of the weight and
value of circumstantial evidence under
modern methods of judicial adminiStra-
tion and practice.-Philadelp Record.
Apparently Molineux is regarded by
many persons in New York, lawyers as
well as laymcn, as defendant who was
probably guilty Of the crime imputed TO
him. bat whose guilt had not been proved
so cOnclCsivcly as TO justify conviction Of
murder in the FIRST degree.-BaltimOre
Sun
The daily news., 1900-03-24
FOREIGN NOTES.

London imports 100000 tons Of coal
annually.
Monte Carlo is the one spot on the con-
tinent at present where everything is
done to please the English and make
them comfortable, as the Monte Carlo
people appreciate British patronage and
gold.
Exports from Belgium last year in
creased S14.3S9,G00 over 1898: imports
increased S29, 9,45S,000. This is almost
the only European country in which i'm
ports were larger in 1899 than in the year
preceding.
Notwithstanding RuSSia's enormous ex-
penditures in constructing the Trunssi-
berian railway and for the increase Of
the army and navy the revenues for II
years exceeded disbursements by 79U.-
100000 rubles.
The daily news., 1900-03-24
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

a clothes wringer with cog bearings
turns more easily than other kinds.
A lamp chimney should be as large in
diameter as the brackets will permit.
Varnish the soles Of shoes before wear
ing. 1t will add to their length Of days.
Damp cornmeal is excellent to use on
sweeping day. 1t not only absorbs the
dust, but it freshens and brightens the
carpet.
Red wine stains may be removed from
table linen with thick milk. Let it re-
main for several hours, then wash the
place in lukewarm water.
The daily news., 1900-03-24

ST. JOSEPH. No, March ga lone
robber wearing q false face, with a
black moustache painted on the raask.
held up the sOuthbound Kansas City,
St Joseph and Council Bluffs train 4
miles south Of Hamburg at 1:3O o'clock
this morning. The robber went through
the sleeper and chair car. getting $500
In cash and q gold watch. He pulled
the beilcOrd aud when tine tram slowed
down Jumped of and escaped in the
darkness
The daily news., 1900-03-24
CapitaI Stock Incr-nscd.

CHERAw, S. c., March %. The Penn
sylvania capitalists who are to build
the Chersw cotton mills have decided
to make the capital $500. .JUO and are
now preparing to let the contracts and
rush matters so as TO be ready for the
next cotton crop. An eligible site of
lOO acres has been offered by the At
lantic Coast Line on the edge of town,
where their road crosses the new Sea-
hoard
The daily news., 1900-03-24
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

Ring up 3S2 or call at the Office,
IL North PaIafOx street, when in
need of a carpenter. b. ID. Hoffman,
Business Agent Of the Carpenter :
and Joihers' Union, will furnish you
with the desired help on short no.
tice. n20tf
The daily news., 1900-03-24
LINGERING LA GRIPPE COUGH

G. Vacher, l57 OsgOod ST., Chica-
go, say: my wife had a very Sc
we're case of la grippe. and it left her
with a very bad cough. She tried q
bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar and
it gave immediate relief. A 80 cent
bottle cured her cough entirely
Price 25c. and 60c. w. A. d 'Alem-
harta
The daily news., 1900-03-24
WrankAd hr Ice FIna,.

ST. JOINS. n. b. March 22-Ics
foes in the Elpoits river have sweeps
away the railway bridge. which cost
800. 900. The express and mail trains
on the way 70 this city have been un-
able TO proceed All have returned TO
Port Aux Basque.
The daily news., 1900-03-24
Trial Set For April 3.

New YosK. March 23-Justice Fur
rniuan in the criminal court today set
the trial OF Miss Olga Nethersole and
the o,her parties defendant In the
indictment returned yesterday by the
grand Jury for April >.
The daily news., 1900-03-24
For County Treasurer.

hereby announce myself as q candidate
for denomination a. treasurer of E-camDi8
county. subject To u decision at the ensuing
democratic primary election. and respect
fully solicit the support Of the voters of the
county, pIedging m self for the future the
same fart b full performance of duty that
have endaA VOrrd To ful1ll during nav past
tenure of the OfflcP. J. W. fRATAH.
The daily news., 1900-03-24
Chnro.d with Luro.ny,

COLUMBIA, 8. O.. March 29.-Ths gov
srnor has received certified copy Of .
special pressntmeRt of the grand jury
Of the county OF Lancaster. which de-
mands the removal OF Magistrate eau
then. because OF implication in q larceny
Of sorne coFtOn
The daily news., 1900-03-24
For Tax Assessor.

hereby announce myself as p Candidat
for Tax Assessor Of Escambia county, sub
ject TO the action of the Democratic prima-
rIes. II elected eXpe' to meet the appTO-
baton of the TAX payers and Will do my
duty in every detail as did when held
. the office before.
GEO. REESE.
The daily news., 1900-03-24
Has Fallen Through.

KSoxvILLE, March 23-An effort to
perfect combination of wheelbarrow
manufacturers of the country into q
trust has failed on account OF the re-
fusal OF the Chattanooga Wheelbarrow
Manufacturing company to enter the
The daily news., 1900-03-24
Franco-Am .ric.u Treaty.

PARIS, March 2S-At a cabinet coun-
Gil held at the ElySes palace, the minis
ter OF foreign affairs. 81. Delcasse. an
nounced the signature of the protocol
delaying the ratification OF the Franco
American treaty until March pa, 1901.
The daily news., 1900-03-24
pOr Tax Collector.

The macy friends of Judge y. X. HOnifsy
having obtained his consent hereby an
nOunce him Rs candidate for Tax Collector
OF Escambi8 county at the ensuing election.
MANY NDTERs
The daily news., 1900-03-24
TUF sup II"''"'I' 'I' II TU"''U
kIrIIG.I Inn.

To the Voters of E-camhia County: Z
hereby announce myself "a Cand date for r~-
-l+ ctlOn TO the Office Of county -uprrintsn-
dent 81 pubic obstruction ana VIII bs
n'-ased 20 have the support Of INV friends
and voters generally at the coming d~TnO-
cratic prImaTy election. y. T. OOH
The daily news., 1900-03-24
NAVAL STORE ).

SAVANNAH. March 23.-Spirtts turpen
tine firn at 50 receipts >On' sAes oSS' GO
| sSips 40 exp ,rts 100. quote \; B. C.
m slt5, f. 81 30: F. sl.55; G, sieo; H.
Si.Ss: /. eco: X, t225; NJ, 8; So \; Sl.'9'
windowclass $50, waterwhite $50
WUNlNGr1N. y. G.. March 23--Splries
turpentine nothing doing; receipts :.
,SS,,Ss tnr1entine steady and unchanged;
Csrsints Is Tar firm at sL20; receipts liO.
The daily news., 1900-03-24

The friends of HT.. :. T.. IT svSE Of wal
nut Hul having SECURED his consent
hereby ann6uhcp his rsTdliscv for MEM
Der OF the E-catnbia County school hoard
for the northern district. subject 10 the aS-
lion Of the democratic primaries.
The daily news., 1900-03-24

Rv th- rrCuesf OF friends ! hereby an
lnunc- NV c3ird .aa.y for member % Es-
.atEbia county SrNrol POafd for Northern
Ia. .rfI district. subject 10 th- action OF
the democratic primary.
a.. RFFWrsN. ~.
The daily news., 1900-03-24

To the Voters of Escambia County:
| hereby announce tuyself "a candidate for
he Office of clerk of the circuit court Of
Escambia county and will ne pleased to-
have the support OF INV friends and the
voters generally. JOHN DE IA RCA.
The daily news., 1900-03-24
For Clerk of the CIrcnir Court.

! hereby announce myself as a candidate
for reelection as clerk O' the circuit court
of Escambia county at the ensuing election
and ask the support of the voters
A. NJ. MCMILLAN.
The daily news., 1900-03-24
Sr,b,nro', CnarI-.ton Rout~.

CHARLESTON, March %. - The en-
gineer csrps OF the Seaboard Air Line
Is now surveying the route into the city
70 the terminal property Of the Chatta-
uooga. Augusta and Charleston rail-
roaH
The daily news., 1900-03-24
For Jus,ice otthe Peace

Attha suggestion OF numerous friends.
hereby announces my candidacy Tor JustLr@
of the PracS OF second district. subject. TO
the action of the nominating primaries.
JAIES X. LANDEUS.
The daily news., 1900-03-24
L.,r ,I.ul,-r >cI,o,I Hunrn.

Yielding 70 tn. urgent request % friends.
[ have decided TO again become r candidate
for member Of the school hoard % E~ca mbis
county. -U"i-ct 20 the action 81 ta- demo-
craric DrImarl--. T.. NAKD.
The daily news., 1900-03-24
Convention Cali.

The sixteenth annual meeting Of
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union of Florida. vii! ba b. Id il
Gainesville. April BID. 4th apf 5th.
The fir~t - >-lnn VIII Ue at 3 y. H.,
OF Tuesday the third.
Miss Belle Kadrusy "t Flora.
Miss, will give tE- convention ad-
dress, adding intere-t I" the occa-
sion, ALICE G. BkOTN.
SARA J. GLENN, President.
Recording Sec'v.
The daily news., 1900-03-24
For sheriff

hereby announcA myself n a candidate
for sheriff of EpcHmbia County. and re-
spsctfully ask the support of my friends
and voters of the county. II elected / Will
discharge the duties OF said office efficiently,
fairly and impartially.
VII. HUTCBINsoN.
The daily news., 1900-03-24
For schn ! -upeIIn,rn. eat.

To the Voters OF EScambia County:
hereby announce myself a CHriida'e f0I
SUPERINTENDENT OF Public Instruction fOt
E-camhIa cOunty and AK the supp Jrt 81 NY
friends ana voters gvH,Ia J..
4. !. BILL.
The daily news., 1900-03-24
For County Treasurp

announce myself as q candidate for
the Office of County Treasurer. subject 80
the action OF the democratic primary, and
ask the support Of INV friends.
WILLIAM r. ANLERsON.