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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
FRIDAY, sBpTBMDBR u 1900
Tup NILblhGA DAILN 1AkHITE,

Tn next TnosinS morning tho IN
lIjnl number W tho Billings Only
uayullp VIII greet The people ~ the
ely ~ The breakfast Inbln, N VIII bo
the Third time IN the history ~ The
mpnp during lhe pMsl twelve years
Ihnl IN ntIOrI hAs been mnde 10 eAIhhs
liSh n mndilnble daily newspaper ~
I'M town Doth ppelVoNs efforts
rnilnd vop lnpk " support, bnI now
lhAl Billings Inns ouIgpOwn IN youlhE
rul days md bloaaomoh into u city Of
nnnply 1900 people we anticipate
better results nnd believe Ihnt tho
people Of Tho town viii give Tho Dnlly
tinsolln Ihnt support which VIII enable
N 10 Income ono Of thn permanent llsp
lnrns OF Ihn town.
The new daily VIII receive IN excel
lent photographic report covering oaeh
preceding twenty four hours with tho
worlds news This viii bo appved to
Nv renders NJ Billings and throughout
eNslopn MoDlnm lwntyarOW hours
alnnd OF I'm Butte, Helena and
Anaconda morning dnlllos md four
teen hours nhonh 0f The evening pnpapH
published nj Helena anh Butte Tha
advantage of tho Billings daily over
I'm pnpepp IN Iln western papt of the
atAto IN lhn matter Of TN news service
viii bN rpadlly observed and the
people who ma newspaper renders IN
section W lhe state will no doubt
lake mply advantage IN plnoing their
names OO our daily milling llsf
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
lnpRElnM WOnl.

H0IdoW OF wool IN ItngIaDd aenm tO
w llklna ihp starvation plAn 10 bplDa
manufacturers IN pNH higher prices,
tnHA ThU National HlOGhmnh Az Tho
lnat ttlpnG London nuGlt0Da largo 0Bab'
nlleA NJ WOOl were 0npFl9d over In tI6
l0tu NJ meeting Win u better market
When lllH failed 10 malMl0IlSe NJ thu
lnl1al aall, " VIA resolved 10 amin
carry over " large nUantllK 10 limit
lhn 0frnllngA NJ liG next aal1 And 10
hOld OnV ono moro Aala tlia ynOp In,
alnnd NJ tWM Holders evidently nH
uW thAt manufacturers must have
w00l some llinG ANA IVY This pIan
ll0k VIII INIT tho 0H0ntity available
w AIldIl M AktGit IN IN DING AbOul
better VVlHAA " IA MtllW doubtful
WllntllW such u HphGnN VIII succeed
Th0 wool mpvIed over hAa H0t 10 bp
A0Id some nmG " IN pllInH Up AaNlHst
future markets. ana MOM who AW
" ever may w pllIng uD tp0uE
tor HlemMIvAA Manufacturers
alp MOI iih0Iy 10 buy mora IN tliG Inler
WI man VIII suppIY ll9lp current
Iiahda. Tiley may w forced NJ lAy IN
aUIIllN ny n good IN
ln0nd fW W0OlHnA tut " IN very doubt
MI N ltHY nnllMp0l0 llGlg na0da very
mu0L Win NW kWWIHdM thNt bin
uUUItlhs ara Wllat bHk0Ddr
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
INV pANVt NHuhlTND

Butte Inter Mountain Hh0 apOn
lhneOnH and generous ovation Whlel
greeted the appearance W Mr., Mmllll
among hls old friends on tlla floor @
the republican convention MI Holenl
yesterday waH " double Significance
while II WA n great personal oOmpll
ment and was doubtless NJ appreciated
II WIN the voice OF tho republican
papty welcoming bnoh 10 tho field tll
many thousands OF silver republicans
wh0 were represented by Mr., Mantle,
and who, like him, Ind returned IL
their proper and permanent political
abode These men, IN spirit, were A
part or that convention, cheering tle
patriotic utIepMooa on their republic
can brethren, seoondinR tho nOminns
lions and n~pplaudlnR every line and
word Of ile PLATFORM After nn oks
p%erIonee which haA not failed 10
lFohdnD their knowledge OF men and
things and intensity their love for tl,e
phrly of progress and patriotism, they
hnve returned 10 Tho tents on Tho old
eamp'gponnd, hnd there, nod willing,
they Will remain ttll Tho end Of their
lives, giving their besl efforts 10 pro.
mote the welfare Of tho papty and tho
spread Of IA Iimesh0nopod principles,
Al stated IN Tho Inter Mountain
yesterday, Tho welcome extended 10
those returned wanderers was genuine
ana affecting IN The extreme, boApoakr
I'M The g0od temper and libovhllly of
tlh republican raply and mmontlng
the renewal Of party nnIintiOn 40
Tint hereafter there viii b0 no
division, nothing but that unity and
enthusiasm which, with good Mndl.
dates and u sound platform, always
republican victory In Mon
|nnar
Tlie reception accorded Mr. Mantle
)n behalf Of tho silver republicans, aa
we'll IN himself, Will bo taken as nm
on good viii md confidence,
u means lllat IN the bAltINs 0f the
'illure tllo republicans OF Tho Htato win
found hghtiDg shoulder 10 shoulder
.Ov tlo nal,t ald always against the
hdA and folblos, Tho crime md on
lnynannoe, tho dishonesty and doowit
" mo democracy IN both alnte and
laliMn
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07

platform were then called, with MI
kinds of bodily injury simply beeAna'
they insisted upon standing ~ Rnd
being counted IA republicans,
The contrast between the uOnvanr
ti0n 0f four years aH0 and TINT W this
year WAS particularly noticeable fMl
the feeling Of Hood will and bpOtherly
love, although this years convention
WINS made up largely W TIM snme men
who participated IN the convention Of
four years AH0, There WAA no display
OF bryan and III 10 | banners ~ this
years republican convention md no
kissing among Tho delegates AZ tho
mention OF Mekinley's name Op M TIM
unfolding OF the republican banner II
WIS n distinctly republican eonvoIls
tion=-A aOpt W Nh 0ldstlma love fenAi
md experience meeting, II WAS Tho
healing over of mhNy old sores ~
bNttlp md the bnpyinH of many bitter
personal and pOlitienl mlimoallloA,
The mohiaalA who hnd wandered into
tho wilderness after the Tree silver
Wllls'OslhhaWiHpA returned III u body
To Tho fathers house md lho oonveuu
ton witnessed the killing Ol Tho
fntledp nlr, The AuplpInpnl IopHlva
inaH were invoked aud Tho wine From
ilolenA'a oldest mllnrA wlA brought
forth 10 make merry lhe peunillng "
tho republican family Col, bolhln
nnmo all the why from Washington 10
greet hiH most bitter Antagonist ~ loup
yenpa nao, Col, annlnIH, and even The
whole force ~ The new Helena Herald
directory wns there md WINS formally
immersed IN tho nHW republican
blood by senator Garter himself,
FORMER senator Mantle ahook lnndA
WIN, Mr., Goddard OF Billlnga md lnH
lnirod particularly IN 10 tho niNle of
0he laItppA' health since they pNpted
company four yearH AHo and II N Hnld
lint tho candidate for uonAroAH ~ four
voars ago made the discovery on saves
nl fnll grown strawberry marks on
Manlle'a right npm during The
proceedings W Tho convention II WIS
lovnbla affair all around and The
,opFeot understanding arrived NJ N
npo 10 result IN much good for the
'npty throughout The state IN The
resent contest,
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bnLWDpD mnm MI no aOlW bnnplna mo
allowed 10 HvOW, GODIPWel n 0IoAp HE
lhnt WILD \ lnld RpnBpl entirely ma
FOR hneppnl ypnps Win horses IN Wbjpb
pAtgh0s or tho Hv0as 0pp I'D IN tho
hOvSoH' hDoeH, while other Dnpia npD IN
bare nv " POND, ma u WIN M Onpo DO
seen illDt pnsIDp NDd IN npt 10 booOmo
more ~ lnHA permanently nnmnppd "
only one 0l0as NJ alDnk N RlWgnd on N,
khnep nvp nOl Injurious 10 CID tnpf "
N DOf stocked 100 hpNyIN WIN lhnm
DIV On newly hOWn RInaH Op mixtures
lhey ~ u pODaInpvAblO OmOUDl ~ lDpm
y subsequent ovOpH by pIoljDg ON me
DDAp RiDlnHpH ma nlDVnp nlnOls orion
nv ODe lDDf " lhp sOIi N IDDH Neither
nDns nDHWw ~ DUl u number Dr
AhpnD lDRoIhW WIN milking COWS, FOR
lllp ppnaOn Ilnt lln allpOD pI0h en- IhD
bpvbDHp WhIoh Hb0nId W. ~ produce
DIlllpp fl 0Dd n hMnllnp gIpId Of bnt
tap " Tho mHplL Tbnm Nv no objection
~ running TWO or lhpno BoOm NJ AhppD
N n 0nld containing ltp sann number
Or n0pns together Wllb Store aAttIp ana
pIrIy npyos NJ uNprUl RpNsH
ought W hppp ~ fDPbpA from w 10 w |
b0nAlB aDd iO SHEEP ROIDg s0tIs
fhelOpliH FOR u long llnM
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
AlARkInk itMAfNKEAl

w MAKE hR bHM n0aaltde Uss NJ n
EphNsn0ld II IN nGN0aAHpY w maM N
WIN moro nlNn ono ldud ~ atnRk, ANgA
fm H0ndn ave kf0Gk d0UrnnH 0lil0r'
wine lil0ve 0W MnNbaH M RpasH mi
made the m0st MI w aae thR ndyan'
tAEaA NJ ErNNlng Mnd Win g0pl0us
MndA NJ afAGk n IN 0plg nRaass1pg IN
l00k NJ nm hevtHm lHsf 0utsidr I'm
fAFm MltdlhRA. AlMaaf lRvarlabIg II
IN fltfff fFaRpHd gfFg flaHet II MT Nh,
sQlHtfly hArH, An1 gRt n IN I'M Mg0pilp
NJ gvAHiDg mr. I'M h0rsRp which
MpINN m mn IN I'm nptd Hunh NM M
sgdlnn M mrNnat mNH shRb MN
Nnd N0ultW WnniUA 0EPf lhfW and
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
OUITE A CONTRACT

When llio chairman ~ tin republic
oAn convention MIIod tho republicans
w Ovdnv IN STATE convention Inst
"Wednesday M HolonA there WIN auto
v contrast I'M compared with Tho mo'
oeedlnss enmGlnd NJ Halona Just four
years aao when republicans NJ tho
rtatH attempted N hpld " o@0pynntion
When tim la VIA frequently msaOd
Nnd No writer hm Quito u distinct
Eee0llaqflm that bI00drhNd wns naps
F0wly Avnptad avon lhN matter M IN
the shaping M p0Iiay M Tho WVty IN
the stNtA, WaN " WI. thmt fw0u
Thirds III the membership NJ fhe w.
pwhllaxn IMFfy want lnMHa m tha Nv
w qNeAtleW and threatened tha g0ld
h9eN n the NdvNNtes M the M tNHis
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
New Hlp0IplpOt IlsNlsv,

A new lypp Of nlootrIo heater for
rooms fl0 street cara n0nalAtA ~ n
combination NJ nD 0lnolplQ fan IN n bOlI
nhnIpd Nnap WIN porcelain cylinders
wrapped WIN u0runn silver wlrG, AAyM
tho Now fMpk kUn 1hG GyIind0ra AvG
llnNlhl nearly WdlNl NY means M M
nlnNlrln current IN tn wlFG ana thu
fAh hl0Ws u current M MIR aver them,
warming " I'M pnHsoA md thus NO.
mnNWlAlhh. vnnnlAllon ana lpatlng NJ
nle same una Yhp SUNNY NJ MIR may
hValH M taken fE0m 0Ut M dG0ra, Nh
HMMt Hllah Nh APPARATUS VIII auppIg
WpNlii warm NV w M apartment Gnd
wv. Muh replam the fHVDaee vaslstV
nv HfeAm vadlatgE
The daily news. [volume] (Pensacola, Fla.) 1889-190?, 1900-03-14
THE OYSTER SEASON.

The oyster in his bed OF Ooze.
Wak,d with a start from his summer
~nboXe.
Opened ui, she'll, and sP.d. with a yawn:
i fear that our season 81 safety - gone.
For my pleasant dreams were disturbed by
the IRr
That D. always caused bv the letter x.
Aud know 10y the keel Of tAat hldeous
SlOCU
That some O. u, shortly Will he n the soup"
Ana - they Will for tn ~Iu"p Wa>
filled with the finest and fatte-t.
This -loo1 was sent our by Nick
Apostle and these choice oysters are
now fer sale. done or raw. ready to
chaw. a; hi~ restaurant. You can
Eet them by the plate, dozen, hun
bred. barrel. dray load. wagon load
rr car load. Owing To the rush Of
business the serving Of regular Il . als
will be discontinued after this week.
but special orders will be served at
any hour of the day or night.
The daily news. [volume] (Pensacola, Fla.) 1889-190?, 1900-03-14
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
UnlikrIy That Date VIII Be Changed
From July :.

From Ju.Y =
Kansas CITY, March l5-After a ses-
SION lasting tall 1870 this morning the
subcommittee OF the Democratic ma
,ional committee met again today at 10
o'clock aud resumed the discussion Of
plans for tn, national convention In
July. Ii was decided that when the
committee adJOurns ITS meeting here &c
would be TO sOms time Ia May.
Discussing the subJecT with the local
railroad committee. the subcommittee
decided that it could not change the
date for holding the convention from
July without the consent Of the entire
committee and the opinion was eI-
pressed that no change of that date
will be made.
Ell Governor Stone. a member Of the
committee, when asked by a reporter
regarding the possibility of Benjamin
Harrison contesUng with President No
Ktnley for the Republican nomination.
said:
That's all stuff and nonsense Nc
Kinlev will be renomInated by acc lama-
ton. No other candidate will even be
mentioned. Then well beat him.
The daily news. [volume] (Pensacola, Fla.) 1889-190?, 1900-03-14

COLUMBIA, S. c., March l2-"It will
not be many weeks bsfare every skilled
laborer in the cotton mills of this sta te
and the whole south will be q mem Der
OF the Textile Workers union" This
statement Is made by q member of the
union aud there Is already evidence of
the change. The mill owners have. su
far as Is known. agreed on no concerted
action about this organization. Some
are opposed TO permitting unions to be
organized by their employees, while 9TH
ers consider that as the mills come TO
the cotton. 40 will the labor sentiment
come TO the mills.
l will repair your watches and
jewelry in first-cIass style. J. 1.
stephens.
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THE TROTTING RECORD.

The noted young California mare
Neerctta. 2:l1l., is a good one. and an
offer Of $500 was offered and refused
for her
Eddie Lockwood las a phenomenally
fast FLY 10y st. Vincent, 2:13l2. She is
said 10 have worked an eighth to cart
last fall in l5l4 seconds.
Amos Rathbun says Lucille. 2:092I,
can step just as fast as The Abbot,
2:yGi!, and lie thinks she has 4 chance
10 get the worlds record.
Rockport. O., a member Of the north
eastern Ohio circuit. IS TO try an limo
walton this year 10y giving the 5000
and $500 guaranteed purses at its Au-
gust meeting
Joe patchen. 2:O14, will make his
first appearance In 1900 at Combina-
ton park. Boston. where he placed the
half mile track record at 2O4l4 several
years a-p.
Or. {. l.. Barber Of Lansing, Mich.
owns n 3-year-old colt by Ouline, 204,
dam 10y GambCtta Wilkes. that went
miles better than 2:2O last fall. Ike will
be raced this year.
Ace 2:O5li. one of John Kinney'S
marking and 10y the records The fastest
horse in Canada, IS wintcring at Lon
don. ont, and Will be campaigned in
The United States again this year.
Darrell 2:07l4. the first horse 10 pace
a mile in DO over n half mile course
in Pennsylvania (Bcthlchem courscj,
VIII nc calpaiEncd this year. He viii
br handled 10y Captain Boyce Of Terre
Hautu.
The 3-year-old colt Baron Sidney was
purchased by Herbert Gray at $4,000,
he acting for I. W. Lawson. This high
priced young>trr was sired 10y the
Penn Valley farms leading stallion,
Oakland Baron. 2.O9i4, by Baron
Wilkes. DIS, and promises rare speed
this season.
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THAT DRAINAGE CANAL.

St. Louis is hot enough to boil her Chi
cago river water. Louisville Courier
Journal
ST. Louis is going to attempt the i'm
posSiblc-to make water flow up hill
Chattanooga News.
Chicago has not yet rasped ST. Louis
to the extent OF Offering to supply filters
at n reasonable ashinGton Star
And now. after the opening OF the big
filth ditch. the Chicago river has got to
bc drrdrcd deeper. 1t will be a sweet and
appct;zing ta>k.-New York World.
The water in the drainage channel is
clearing in such a way that by the time
the case II 81. Louis is heard she may
have nothing 10 grumblc about, and that
she would regard as great misfortune
Peoria Herald.
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Save Your Money.
,n.rIcnn AutomobIIe. Abroad.

r..-- Iawuior, tie French motor
I'D. racer WHO first Introduced the
-.-,selc here. VIII enter several au-
.....l. races in France this summer
. uu u~D American automobiles,
... are hullliu- for him now. SIX
-..~. machines viii make up his
PR - autaaoh.l Is. IS soon Is Four
.- LAS received t.r~e machines De
ID .-~u. challenges fnr "A series Of
..l races 20 rle l-~t Il the French
.-...u..le drivers. d." expects % com
....,. ... lie. r.- road race III Pau Ge Bl-
.s.-z DOB April and also ia the Paris
q. -I.aaz u.- l4 MaT- His automO-
Ibis Viii Do. tLe only American ma
.....-.,.~ ..r..l ,.r.r- iu These races.
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NAVAL SCORES.

sAvASgIH, March l&.-Spirts turpon
tine firm at 81. receipts. ~ sales lod. eX-
ports III. ROsin. u aud above nominal,
= and below firm. Quote: \. -
d. $40 +. s145; +. $3.50 q, $50; H..
s.. -: |, l9j. X, g.. -; VI, s.. 80, y, 500
windowglass 1870: waterwhite $40. Re
CENTS SOB: sales 5,lS5; exports G3O
WuMINGTON, March l3.-Spirlts tupen-
peutine nothing doing: receipts IL. Rosn
nothing doing; receipts 4ol. Crude tur-
peutine quiet at S2GG3 %: receipts 8. Tan
steady at g. 20; receipts SOL.
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Decision Against Railroad.

WASHINGTON. March l2-The United
States supreme court today decided the
contention between the city OF Chicago
and the Illinois Central Railroad COM
pany over certain lands Oh the front of
Lake Michigan. The decision of the
Illinois state supreme court. which was
against the railroad company, was
affirmed
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Ennndrx DestroEed by Flrc.

Knoxville. March - "A special to
The Sentinel from EmbreevIlls. Tenn.
saws a disastrous fire started from the
coke ovens 81 that place and totally de-
stroved the foundry, machine shops ana
blacksmith shops connected with the
ron furnace plant. The loss Is about
- 900. and the amount of insurance is
ror vet known. This Is one Of the
7,.ants owned by the Virginia Iron, Coal
and Coke a0u many.
The daily news. [volume] (Pensacola, Fla.) 1889-190?, 1900-03-14
Prominent Albanian Dead.

NASHVILLE, March IA special to
The Banner from Montgomery. Ala,
says; Colonel John d. Roquemore, a
prominent member OF the bar, dlei 10.
day from the effects Of stroke OF pa
ralysIs. He was candidate for United
States senator and very popular He
had not been able 70 maze a canvass Of
tho afata
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For County Treasurer

Der .Ov announce myself ~ "A candidate
..- .,.IlUuIuatIOn ~ treasurer 81 E-CambIa
...Ety. subject 10 q decision al the ensuing
...Hs-ratlr primary electlun. and respect
r 1859 -OlIrIt the support 81 the voter 81 an"
...stv. ulcdCing myself for lhe future IA"
Same. faithful performance ~ duty that !
..f.... .udeaNnr-d TO fullu during nav past
..... .. 70. NJ fl.a Office J. ". FkATkk.
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AT TWO MILLIONS PROFIT.
steel MIN Sells to Trust For Big
Confederation.

WHEELING, March ID The Aetna
Standard mil. which was purchased
the latter part of last year BY the Ma
tional Steel company Moore Eros. J.,
has transferred its holdings for IS 600. .
900 TO the American Steel company.
This Is an increase of price over the
original sum paid Of over 3. 0OO. 600.
Itls generally understood that John
A. Topping. president of the Aetna
Standard. will act In the same official
canacltv for the new trust
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Another Dewey WeIcoma.

MEMPHIS, March Is - Preparations
for the welcome OF Admiral and Mrs.
Dewey are now we'll under way. There
was an enthusiastic meeting N Ihs cot
ton committee room last night. Forty
members OF the committee Wsre on
hand and without any loss OF time they
entered at once into the spirit Of the IN
dertaklng.
The daily news. [volume] (Pensacola, Fla.) 1889-190?, 1900-03-14
Furniture on Credit

Most beautiful line Of side boards
ever shown in the city. WardrObes,
with glass doors of every descrlp-
ton, from the cheapest to the finest
Roll-top secretary cases elegantly
finished. fine line of china closets,
and everything contained IN a hrst-
class furniture store at .. NJ. Pryor :
Bargain Furniture House.
The daily news. [volume] (Pensacola, Fla.) 1889-190?, 1900-03-14

....nv auuOUnc- myself a. a candidate
-r-rIT 30 hscamhia county. aud r--
-.r.rIN ask the support OF my friends
........-- 81 Do. county. II elected ] viii
.,... tn-d utt,-s 81 AID Office efficiently,
.... and Iu partially.
VII. HUTCHINSON.
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For Tax Assessor.

.Har,. aN announce myself a. q candidate
... AZ A~>r-~1T 40 F~'Amhla county. sub
...- r.. ra action Of tls DrmDc ratio prI-ua-
.- detected 70 q f'..,.t TO meet fIt. TpTn-
...f..l 80 tl. TAX payers and wl.l do uE
..-E. ll every detail a. j DID when 4 held
office before.
tFn. REESE.
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I.nr srhnnI : mn.linLrn.irn1.

..a % candidHt" Tor county superlEten-
... 20 puhlIc Iu~tructIou. subject % th'
....-,t.tr urimarI,.-. ] respectfully 500
.- ...,. outrage az thn t~camhla county
....- f.r rs,. apoN,.-uamr position
TaNE- 81 EA..-.
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InrIs.n., ntatlNc.

......av g. "a rpu1c. mv.-lf H- "a candidate
.....r,.-. % argR--.f F.~caU rla COUNTY Iu
...-.-.a. .r.-. -l.. .,rt 10 l4. I.mocIatlc
..-...--
FNvEI WOLFE.
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Enr Sherin.

..-.bv announce myself a. a candidate
. - .--..I.-.IIun TO the office 81 sheriff OF r.
.t-uo.a county. Florida. and solicit the SUI
..-.- aud interest OF al my friends.
GEORGE r SMITH.
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EVERY DROP

of medicine that goes in a
prescription filled in this store is
perfectly pure. Pure drugs mean u
speedy recovery. Poor drugs mean
a relapse. You want the best. Let
us fill your prescription, and supply
other medicines. W. T.. Green q Co.
The Prescription Druggist" 81 =.
PalafoX street. Phone $50.
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For Justice Of the Peace

r.r,.hy announce my candidacy for re-
..rfrn 10 be- Office 81 Justice 90 the H-Hc+
-llss second District. sub sct 10 the Ac-
... ~ The nominating pImarls..
Bon. KIN los -.
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For County, TIea.mrer.

ar Duuuc- myself a. candidate for
-. 90. 90 az County Treasurer. subject 10
.- acton - the democratic primary, and
a-r th, support OF my friends.
a ILIIAM y. A N ER.lN.
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a.rehy announce myself A. a candidate
&C.. ri-,.lcctlOn As clerk % the circuit court
20 Gambia county AT the ensuing election
a.l l.-h the support OF the voters
a. VI. MCMILLAS.
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The many FRIENDS 90 Judge p. D. Rnrl'ay
having obtained hI- consent hereby uu-
......r.r nIm a. "a cauG date for Tax ull'cluT
. lambda county AZ The ems ulu- election
MANN ApTEKs
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For Justice 90 the Peace.

ttfne suggestion OF numerous friends. 1
....f.v ANNOUNCE my candidacy Tor Just &C.,.
' r... Peace ~ the CITY district. subject u
I'D. -Frnu % tle nominating primaries.
IANF- d. Las T-T.~.
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For Sheriff
r,,r CLERK of the C,rcuit Court.

-a--bv announce myself candidate FOR
...~ - kschmbia county a. the ensuing
...-.or. &c. NASPELT.
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- - l ennrrinIenIenI

.... Voter. ~ F,~rumbIA county
.....s.y Announce myself Is caudlta.~ f'i
. ...r,.u.l..ut 81 Public In>trU, tltH iDi
......a rouu.y and a>L fhe supp 'i' 90 niA
... and voters GENERALLY.
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hereby announce myself a~ a cauiiiat,
f.rr ...-..lrrJIou as Tax collector of E-cau'
.la county. and ask the support Oi nag
F..t.Iu- and voters generally.
4 IL L,AT.EN .EETE.
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Eor Member ~choOI I5oard.

....- fo rho urgent request ~ friends.
.. ..t.......3 -D "a -afu become a Caui lat
".ruf ta. >.hn.. board % E~csmni
.f. -....trt 20 the action 90 the 3 'rlo-
.-rrH .-..- - A. ARD
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Tor NIcml,rr ~chonI Hoard

.-.-lI> 90 Nfi. J.. o.. STEWARD o. Wal
"... having secured hG> consent,
announce his caudItacN for MEM
. ..e t~caWh.a County school Board
. aHr-lern district. subject 10 the ac-
.. --r Gem 0Cga-lc primaries.
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Fnr Circuit6Ic-k

..auouucs INV candidacy FOR clerk az The
...t court ~ E-ramhIa county. subject
. ta.. action 81 th- ensuing Democratic
...rarfYs o.. B.. J.. DANIEL.