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The daily news. [volume] (Pensacola, Fla.) 1889-190?, 1900-02-08
Cnn.cl,r WIN Ee Drnhlsh.

ANNIsToS. Ala. Feb. The work Of
doubling the Sis and CaDarIty of the
Central Foundry company's soil pipe
works mas been commenced and Is TO Do
completed within so DAYS. The add
lions To the DCi dIngs Will give a mAiu
foundry building 100 By 500 feet, aud
seven OF eight other buildings of pro-
pOrtOnate size the output will be IN
creased from 20 70 80 toms dav and rue
mum Der OF men employed from 700 to 40
After doctors fai'ed To cure me OF
pneumonia used one Minute Cough
cure and three bottles of II cured
me. II i also the best remedy on
earth for who"ping cough. Ii cured
my grandchildren of the wore Z
cases writes Jno. Berry, LOgahtOn,
Pa. II is the only harmless remedy
that gives immediate results. Cures
coughs. colds, group and throat and
lung troubles. II prevents cOnsump-
ton. Child eft always like il. Moth
RS endorse it. Hargis' Pha' macy,
John Sheppard, :. Kahn.
The daily news. [volume] (Pensacola, Fla.) 1889-190?, 1900-02-08
A JAY From JaXsXilIe.

Theatre-goers will have "A chance
to witness the funniest of all funny
.omedirS, when \ Jay from Jays
lille comes to town. The comedy
ha- been Fingered up TO date ana
has plenty of high-class specialties.
Bright and pretty music. They
carry a grand concert ban1 and or
cheStra Of solo musicians. The east
i good CEe with such well known
artists a. Nat ReisS. John Lynn,
Harry Bell, Jack Swift, Ivey Bell,
Fauuy Brown and many others.
Uncle Josh and his Jayville band
~ill be on the streets at noon the
day of the performance and this j.
aid To be tie greatest novelty ev, I
witnessed or our streets.
The daily news. [volume] (Pensacola, Fla.) 1889-190?, 1900-02-08
Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, PlaInfeld
III. makes the statement that she
caught cold. which settled on her
lungs: she was treated for month
by her family physician, but grew
worse. He told her she was hope
less victim of consumption and that
no medicine could cure her. Her
druggist suggested DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption; she
bought bottle aud 10 her delight
found herself benefited from first
dose. She continued its use and af-
ter taking six bottles. found herself
sound and well. now does her own
homework and l. a. well "a she ever
was. Free trial bottles Of this Great
Discovery at W. 4. D'Alemberte's
Drug Store. large bottles % cents
and 81 90.
The daily news. [volume] (Pensacola, Fla.) 1889-190?, 1900-02-08
INSURANCE COMPANY SUED
y w Orleans Man Seeks TO X COW r
100000 ID images.

y w Orleans Man Seeks TO Il cOv,r
100000 ID images.
New ORLEANS. Feb 7-Yesterday,
in the civil district court. VI f. Dunn
fled a suit for 500, 900 damages against
the Southern Insurance com pany OF III 5
city.
This action grew CUT Of suits filed oy
the firm of +. VI Damn & BIO. TO re-
cover amount OF insurance claImed by
them from the defeDdlnt company tor
losses sustained at the IRE wnlcn almost
destroyed their printing and blank
book mandatory on Camp street. over
year ago.
Plaintiff alleges that the de endaut Is
liable to MN In the tuIl sum for alleged
false and scandalous accusations and
that by conspirlng with other companies
did attempt TO Coerce petitioner TO MS
detrIment as a citizen and a merchant.
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In>ur-nt- Are Driven Out.

MANILA Feb THE insurgents have
been driven out OF Legaspi. on Albay
bay, province OF Albay. The rebels of
Taya oas province were conveying some
IN arriving there the prisoners, ex-
haus'ed and starved, revolted ali dis
uersed their guards W Il stones and
clubs. They also captured a few rifles
and barrIcaded themselves al Lithuanian,
where they are awaiting the arrival OF
American troops.
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Drposttton Now Postponed.

PEKING. Feb. lit is generally be.
lieved that the do$ager empress will
not attempt the formal deposition of the
that this was her first intention there IS
little room 10 doubt. 1t is gathered
from creditable Chinese sources that the
dOwaRer INTENDED to carry out her plans
during the first days of the new year.
Everything had been prepared for the
coup. but at the last moment repre-
sensations were made to her that such a
course probably would create serious
opposition IN the south, and this in.
duced her 10 temporarily abandon her
decision.
The daily news. [volume] (Pensacola, Fla.) 1889-190?, 1900-02-08

WASHINGTON, Feb. "A member OF
the foreign relations committee Of the
senate Is authority for the statements
that views with reference If the cession
of the Danish West Indies have been
officially exchanged between the United
States and Denmark Negotiations ars
also IN progress with + ,uadOr fer the
cessIon Of Chath tm island, of the Gala
pagos grouu, TO this government. By
the acquisition Of these islam Is and the
possession rt Puerto Rico ami Hawaii
the United states Will practically con-
troll the approaches OF the proposed
NiCaraguan canal.
The daily news. [volume] (Pensacola, Fla.) 1889-190?, 1900-02-08

WIS the result of his splendid
health. lndOMitable will and tTe-
mend0uS energy are not found
where stomach, Liver, Kidneys and
Bowels are out of order. II you
want these qualities and the success
they bring. use DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. They develop every power Of
brain and body. only 25c at W. A.
D'AlenheTte'~ drug store.
The daily news. [volume] (Pensacola, Fla.) 1889-190?, 1900-02-08

cuitles Ill their Own WAY, TIsre Is uah.
ing for the Beers j STRONG feeling OF
sympathy because they have at !sast a
nominal republic
On the Republican side the feeling is
not so strong as IL Is on the Democratic
side where almost every man Is a Boar
sympa:H!zer. This situation undoubt.
eddy arises from a desire on the part Of
tie Republicans TO avoid pressing a
course that will conflict with Mr.. Nc
Kinley's policy. The Democrats may
take advantage OF this knowledge TO
press the Boer side III order TO embar-
rass the administration.
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Unconditional stm.talIt.m.

WASHINGTON. Feb The senate
finance committee today adopted q new
section 10 the financial bill as follows
That the provisions Of TINS act are noe
intended 10 place any obstacle IN the
way Of accOmpushm, nj Of International
bImetalllsm, provided the same be re-
celved 10y concurrent action of the lead
ing commercial nations % the world
and al ratio winch shall insure per-
mauencs OF relative va.ue between
gold and silver
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R,uk- OF >tr,k-rs Sw-IIrd.

CHICAGO Feb. One thousand men
nave joined the ranks Of the striking
wo-kmen here since yesterday. Ii is
estimated that 5000 mem bers of the
Building Trades Council. IN protest
against the new rules Of the Building
Contra cto-S' Council. are now out and
.aUor .eaders uo,..ve mat By Monday
the entire membership of the council,
40. OOO. VIII be out ami that
building operations In Chicago con-
troi.ed by contractors will be tied up.
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PENSION FRAUD CHARGED
COnfedrrHt"s Want Certaia Names
TAX "a From the List.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Feb AT the regu.
lar meeting of the confederate survivors
last night there was a spirited discus
sion over the pension rolls of the state
and it was openly charged that names
are upon the roll that have no right
there, and that men are drawing pen
sfOns from the state of Georgia who
never served IN the confederate army.
A resolution was passed ordering the
matter to be brought up before the state
convention of veterans, and requesting
that the pension rolls be submitted TO
tbs confederate survivors camps TO be
Investigated ana revised.
Il was argued that this ought TO be
done. not simply TO rid the list OF frauds,
hut because they were taking pensions
which ought to go to deserving survl-
vors who can now get nothing because
the appropriation is fully expended.
The daily news. [volume] (Pensacola, Fla.) 1889-190?, 1900-02-08
An Editors 7 ife Saved 10y Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy

u ing me early part OF october
1886. | contracted a bad cold which
settled on my lungs anC was neg
lect-d unit. feared that COnSump-
tiou had appeared i'm an incipient
state. / WIS constantly coughing
and trying To eXpel something which
/ c,Uid NOT. ! became alarmed and
itter giving the local doctor a trial
bought bottle Of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and the result was
i.@mediate Improvement, and ait-r
/ % "a used three bottles my lungs
were restored To their healthy state.
R >. EDWARDS. Publisher of he
Review, Wyatt, Ill For sale by
Hannah Bros - -. PalafnN street.
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TO WORK NIGHT AND DAY.
Auniston Net und Twins Company Ia
cr-ns,s Its Output.

ANNIsTON, Ala. Feb. !. Beginning
next Monday the Admission Net and
Irvine company will operate It's mill
here both night and day.
Plans for doubling the size of the mill
have been under consideration for some
time, and the new buildings will prob
ably be erected IN the near future. but
as the easiest and quickest way TO
double the output was 10 run both night
and day, IL was decided TO do this.
The nun Der of operatives will be in
creased from $50 to 215 OF 300.
The headquar ers OF the com pany are
in Boston and the mill here, the first
net and Irvine mill IN the south, was
established TWO years ago as an expert.
meut, but its operation has proven
highly satisfactory and successful IT
every particular.
The daily news. [volume] (Pensacola, Fla.) 1889-190?, 1900-02-08
MILITARY FUNERAL
FOR MAJOR LOGAN
Dead Officer Laid to Rest at
Youngstown.
HOST IMPOSING CORTEGE

Thousands ' =. che Il, mains b. fore
They Ard removed From the
Church to th-S C m.trIy-NIinute
Guns Fired as Procession Mov,d.
YOUNGsTowS. O Feb 7.-Tnousands
Of citizens and people from the sur.
rounding towns and county passed
through the vestibule of ST. John :
Episcopal church today, where the body
Of Major John A. Logan Law in state.
surrounded by military guards The
sealed casket containing the body re.
posed ii tine vestIbule Of the church,
which had been most beautifully dec.
grated with appropriate hangingI
1t was folded about with the national
colors and across the bier lay broad
band of silk. engrossed with the legend !:
MAJOR John a. Logan, Thirty third
L. ; V"
At o'cOck the casket was removed
Ia the Chancel of the church and the
funeral services were held
The cortege, which was the largest
and most imposing ever witnessed in
this city. passed through the principal
streets
Minute guns were fred as the cortege
moved and the interment was made &C
cqydlng to the military rites. in the
Andrews Mausoleum in Oak Hill GENE
terv
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To TIL, PTRIIC

have Just received a fine lot OF
ali kinds of candies. and sell them at
very reasonable prices.
VI. N Large. - cents per pound.
Chocolate Drops, - cents per
pound.
Sultan Mixed. pounds for p
cents.
All Fancy Mixed Candy. the best
ever brought to Prn>acoia.at 80 cents
per pound. Cal. and see for your
self
They are fresh and fine Just from
the vines. {. ApoS7EF
2tjlm
The daily news. [volume] (Pensacola, Fla.) 1889-190?, 1900-02-08

There l. no better medicine for the
babies than Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. It, pleasant taste and
,lompt and eifec;ual cures make it
- itvurite with mothers and small.
c.I!Cr-u. 1t quickly cures their
coughs and colds, preventing pucu-
U.uuia or other serious consequences
ItalSo cures Group and has been used
lu tens of thousands Of cases with
out Il -iu!'ie failure 80 far "a We hav,
been able 10 learn. 1t not only cure
Group, but when given a. soon a. th'
cr"Upy cough appears, will prevent
the attack. In CASES of whoopiug
cough ii liqUeiie- the tough mucu-.
making il easier to eXpectOTate, and
lessons the severity and frequency
of the ptroXysmS of coughing. thu
deUrivIug that disease Of all danger
Gus consequences. For sale 10y Han
nah Bros II :. PdlafoN street.
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MATCH HEADS IN SAUSAGE.
Negro Who Was X pr,v-d a t-mpts
to Poison F.mrly.


CHARLESTON. Feb. 7.-Wiil Sims. en-
pioyed as a arm hand by Brovard Few
ell of Ebe1er, YORK county. ard whose
wife Is cook for the family, was re-
proved by Jewell for using his basin
and towel that were on the back porch
= AT breakfast, detecting a qreer taste
in the sausage, Jewell found a liberal
supply OF match heads II the 'oOd He
arrested the cook. she stated that per
huz band had put the poison N the
sausage and she feared TO tel, as be
threatened 10 Kill her
\ searching party captured Sims after
chasing him three miles, shooting as
they went. but with poor aim. He
confessed having put the matches In
the food. but SAID ne intended TO XIII
his wife.
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Russia May Take Advantag..

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. THE cam
paign IN favor of taking advantage oS
the present complications in South
Africa to secure Russian ports on the
Indian ocean and Mediterranean 10 being
pushed with VIgor.
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Tugboat Damaged by Fire.

MOBILE. Feb. AT 5 a. m. the tug
boat Louis Pennoyer was discovered on
hre at the Mobile Coal company . docks.
and before the fire was s1tinguished
damage of $4,000 had been sustained
All the upper works OF the boat were
burned away. She was owned by Lee
Kim ball OF this city and was uninsured.
The daily news. [volume] (Pensacola, Fla.) 1889-190?, 1900-02-08

RALEIGH. Feb. IF. N. Simmons,
chairman OF the Democratic state execu-
tive committee, and National Commit
teeman Daniels today extended an invi-
tauon TO W. j. Bryan TO speak here
Tuesday night. They believe he Will
accept. as he speaks in Richmond Nom
dav night.
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Il think ] would go crazy with
pain We're it not for Chamberlain :
Pain BalQ," writes Mr.. w H. Sta
platon. Harmihie. Pa. IL have been
afflicted with rheumatism for several
years and have tried remedies with
out number. but Pain Balm l. the
best medicine | have got hold of. &c
One application relieves the pain.
For sale by Hannah Bros, p :. Pal
af' y street.
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condition yet and can easily be
hauled of. She draws twelve fee
of water.
The tug Germ of Carrabelle is at
work on her aud the r.. +. Simp-on
will probably leave this afternoon to
assist her.
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EMPLOYMENT OFACE.

Ring up 3S2 or call at the Off 2,
IL North PalafOX street, when ia
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. n2Otf
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FLENEN HOBOS
Captured AT SUNSET Lake 10y ShsufI
Smith and Dcpurirs

Eleven white hobo~ were arrested
last night at Sunset Lake, near
GOulding station. bv sheriff smith
and his able corps of deputies
For some tlma a number Of com
plaint~ has been made a. To these
travelling nuI-aT O. -. who take thpil
clothing of and WASH them in the
lake.
before Judge TboS. r. McCullagh
for a preliminary hear NJ. seven
out of the eleven had enough None.
10 buy couple If dinners. etc. -
they were released. The other -four
were escorted back Ia the county
Jail, wher- they will wait trial be-
fore the criminal cour..
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W. :. Philpot, Albany, Ga. says.
'DeWitt's Little Early Risers did
me more good than any pills 1 ever
took The famous little pills for
constipation, bIIiOusness and liver
and bowel troubles. HIrgiS' Phar-
macy, John Shepard. :. Kahn.
The daily news. [volume] (Pensacola, Fla.) 1889-190?, 1900-02-08

United States court of claims sgAinsS
the United States. one for $709, 79I and
the other for S249, 342 These suits have
grown out of the contracts entered into
by the company with ex Captain Obsr-
lin NJ. Carter. corps of engineers. u. g
A. for work alleged to have been done
by the company IN connection with i'm
provements in Savannah harbOT and
Cumberland sound, Ga
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} huston la Good spirits.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Feb. Gov
eFlOr Johnston has returned to the city
ana Is IN good spirits over the result of
nIs canvas so far. He says that he is
certain 10 be elected United States sen.
aJor by the next legislature
The daily news. [volume] (Pensacola, Fla.) 1889-190?, 1900-02-08
The p 'LICE COURT.
Willie Gradey Jumps on "a NJ, wing Car
and is Fined for &c.

and is Fined for It.
Only eight law-breakerS told their
sorrows to the mayor this morning,
but he managed to get SO out of
them.
Willie Gradey, charged with Jump
ing on and off moving car, was
fined $40.
Alex. Landsburg, cha ged with as
salt, was fined $40.
Tom Hamilton, charged with dis
orderly conduct, was fined $50.
JO' Maria, a sailor. charged with
e. ny drunk and disorderly, was
also fined $3.50
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Dr. Bulls ccvgh Syrup prev, nts pneu-

m"nia or Inflammation OF the lungs. This
celebrate remedy Will cure a cough or cold
promptly. II - the best medicine TO- all
kinds - lung trouble a:d costs hut - cts. a
b 1Jtir.
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Mnr,hAl Boyi- Acquitted.

FLORENCE, Ala, Feb. The pre-
limInary trial of Marshal Boyle, who
was arrested in connection with the
murder OF Probate Judge Mcclure, re-
suited IN his sCQuittaL There Is now
no c.ew 10 the murderer.
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BiEk ORE ASHORE.

Near Fast Pas~-simp on VIII Prob
ably Assist Her.
captain +. r. Saunders received a
Telegram from Carrabelle this morn.
ing stating that the Norwegian bark
Ore was ashore ten miles 10 the
westward Of East Pass in nine feet
Of water. The vessel l. in perfect
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\ FEARFUL BLIZZARD.

UIpp Il T. Degreee IN NCb ask a
To-Day.
CHICAGO. Feb. N-A blizzard Of
huge proportions = sweeping over
Nebraska today aud live stock
there l. an great danger OF perish
ing.
snow l. falling and l. bling driven
by heavy gales. There has been "A
drop Of y degrees in the last six
hours.
At Bismarck the mercury regis
GERS u below; at Williston L below /;
at Prince Alberta. b. G., p below.
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Gu Prices.

On Carpenters Top's and Shelf
Harlow re, at :. !. I,aacs', Us. Rob
ertS' old stand, corner Palafox and
Romano. 7f-tf
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COTTON Ono ATOMS.

New YORK, Feb. s.-Cotton j.
quoted to-day a. follows: February.
S.H; March. : 30; April. s.34; Ma!
and June, $50; July, : Is.
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Two suits FlIrd by Gaynor.

WASHINGTON, Feb. THE Atlantic
Contracting company. J. F. Gaynor
president, mas fled two suits in the
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Or. BUR. Couch syrup. that marvellous

medicine Tor throat aud lung Jrpu'lt. ,
quickly relieves and cures the palnfu.
BREATHING and dangerously sounding couLi.
indicative 81 cUnE-~ted lungs. NJ OF her
r.-u.dN l. Il. ,-LunL-
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Handsome pictures, brio
G-brGc, etc., in endless ar
ray at rOc6 bOttOD1 prices ut
MGrStOJl d. FiRch'S.
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Comfortable mattresses,
DjIIOJCS. ETC., tn GO ICjth yOuJ.
ReJC fUnjtltye. You can
buy the UhOIe outfit from
.UaTStOn d Finch.
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GOV. TAYLOR
STILL STUBBORN
He Will Not Sign the Peace
Agreement.

This Was Agreed Upon ar a Confer
ence With His Legal Advisers That
L4sred Till = O'Clock his Mn~rirg
Changes in the Agreement De
manded 10y Judge YOst.
FRANKFORT, Ky, Feb. S.-GOver.
nor Taylor has not signed the Louis
vile peace agreement, nor will he do
so as it now stands, neither will any
action be taken on the matter to-
day.
This was decided upon at a confer
ence that lasted till o'clock this
morning, when all of Governor Tay-
lOr's legal advisers were present..
Judge YOst made vigorous pro-
test against Taylor's signing the
agreement and said if the governor
signed any agreement it should be
one OF his own making and should
provide for converting the legiSla-
ture to repeal the Goebel elec.ir n
law and to pass a fair Substitu' e 4:
also for the settlement Of contests by
a vote of the senate and the house in
SepaI ate sessions, the settlement of
minor contests to be by "A fair trial
before the election commission, the
republican incumbents being al
lowed to take any legal steps they
thought proper.
Republicans Beligcrent
LONDON, XIV Feb. 8.-Not hearir"
anything from Frankfort as
result of the peace cOnferenC p
house met to-day and passed re u
tiOns of confidence in Governor I ~
Tor and pledging their united, ear
nest, loyal and enthusiastic support.
urging him to stand firm and letting
an appeal to all Kentuckians 90
forth, and announcing that he will
never compromise with dishOnor nor
-ield an iota in this battle for civil
liberty and the rights of the peo-
pie as expressed at the polls in No
vtmber
Chairman Stack in the republican
house caucus said this morning that
he rather leaned toward compro-
mise. but declared that the demo-
Gratis seemed to want all the best of
1t and he was now for fight to the
finish
A fight will have to come sooner
or | ter" said he, "and it had "a
well he commenced now and be got
ten through with"
The other members here are
equally as Obdurate. Much indig-
nation is expressed at Lieutenant-
Governor Marshall signing the
Louisville agreement.
1t Is sad that the proceedings OF
the legislature to-day will vary from
the perfunctOTy sessions of the la
two days and that both houses will
take some action toward bringing il
abSenteeS.
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The general belief that Gen Bull
Ter has been having some heavy
lighting was confirmed this morning
by dispatch from him 20 the war
office IN which he reports that the
approx mat British 49, i'm the
Fighting at PoutEirter drift up To
noon tuesday was 2.,3.
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Look before you leap" Be sure
you get Hoods Sarsaparilla when
you call for it, and you will find
lie ilth in its use.
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California Hotel burned.

Los ANGELES, Feb. THE E;h1
Mountain House. a large hotel on Mount
Lowe. near Pasadena. burned today.
The hotel was filed with guests, but al
escaped unhutL Loss about 500. 900.
"I had dyspepsia for years. No
medicine was so effective "a kOdOI
Dyspepsia Cure. IL gave immediate
relief. Two bottles produced mar
velOu- results writes l.. n. War
rem, \ Albany. Wis IL digests what
you eat and cannot fail 10 cure.
HargiS' Pha macy. John Sheppard,
;. Kahn.
Take time by the forelock." II
your blood J. out Of ord r. . egin tab .
ing Hood SIrsaparIlld at once and
prevent serious ILLNESS.
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IBOERS ATTACK
STERKSTROOM.
But Gatacre's Forces Drove
Them Back.

They FIRST Made a Feint 10y Attack
ing PeThoek--SheIIed Sterks,To, m
with Three GU s-Chased Away
bYGatacre's Cavalry British Make
VaaI krans Rtdge More secure.
LONDON. Feb S.-The reported at
sack Yesterday by Beers Oh Perhoek
proved 70 be only feint. Their ma n
attack developed later and was d.
rected against Ste-kstroOm.
The Beers. with three guns. -helled
the British position aud started to
advance. but Gen. Gatacre rushed
reiuforcements 70 the front and the
Beers retreated. the British cavalry
IA pursuit of them.
over half Of the Boer troops Were
natives. They held on until the
British resched the top Of the kopje-
then fed.
Advices from Spearman camp
say that the British position at Naal
Krans ridge has been made more Sc
cure
The British infantry advanced
along the ridge yes erday, driving
the Beers before them.
Naal krans rid, Orms continual
tiOn of Brakfonteu range and l. sew
eral miles east Of POntgieter'S drift.