davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-07-26
sale OF Realty.

Mr.. William Livingston has sold his
house on the Boulevard 10 Mr.. ID. w.
Herring, Of Stafford. Terms private.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-07-26

THE fruit crop of Cslifornia-espe
cially the peach, prune and apricot
is cut short and there will be no
shipments this season. This is very
bad as many parts of the country
are dependent upon California for
their supply.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-07-26

THE csricstures in comic papers IN
times past of "Chinese Bill" typify
ing President Mckinley because he
halls from Canton, would just now
bear repetition. Our sovereign has
been dealing with the Chinese lues-
ton in Canton.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-07-26
THE HORSE SHOW.

Next week will DO an eventful one in
Orange. Il is Horse Show week. The
saw and hammer are being heard on the
grounds, new buildings are being erect
ed the track put in fine condition and
general preparations made. The en-
tries are large. President TaliaferrO
and Secretary Perry are confident Of the
most successful meeting in the history
OF the association.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-07-26

Governor Atkinson has offered two
regiments Of the West Virginia Nation.
al Guard for service in China
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

on the organization so much mugwumpery tha'
Il would not set well on the Republican stomach
He mentioned no names. Mr. Lauterbach re-
joiced in the present recognition Of organization
Republicans. as he considered them.
Senator Depew sent the following telegram.
which was read by Charles P. Noreross:
For twenty-five years have been sitter in the
seat az times have been bored by the anxietes OF
S snxogS ana az ~ ts s ssn ~hoh is stripping
the halo from statesmen because il IS unsel ana
Tea Because fsey dsrTst the senuneness
an regulations they are gold seas IN tse
corner without invitation Few have ever been
ssS sSsS to ST ,be 5ed rS Every Fellow
which be is-snd a memorable night TO the most
orisihsi oiiiief Oi '' 6HAuNcEY NJ DEPEw.
Ex-senator Hiscock banteringly advised Gov
ernor-elect Oden TO put none OF the Ameners In
Official position. His speech was we'll received
General Furlong toasted the ladies in an elo-
auent manner and Edward Sheehan referred TO
W. ]. Chamberlain. who is absent in China
GRUBER MAKES sALLIEs.
Then came Abraham Gruber. who said he had
been reading Mr. Riggs's productions for thirty
years and this was the first time he ever had
been led TO think he could tell the truth
Jim Sherman" said Mr.. Gruber. told us
ne took Senator Platt's place. He can't do it
He's too fat. I thought this dinner was to have
been in Parlor DR. Parlor DR. I remember
some years ago I was a member of the state
Committee and Charles Hackett ran around with
slips Of white paper informing US OF the meet
ing once a year in Parlor DR. We met there
for the purpose OF adJourning, was chesy
then 1 threw cut my front and thought was
It We were asked TO vote va and 'nein,' and
every mothers son of Us voted for 40 Broad
way5 -Four years ago. Mr.. Odell. golden chalice
was snatched from your lips. You have had
champagne and Lou Payns. You may do What
you will with the Railroad Commlsslonership
and Bank Superintendency IL you'll let me nx
the value OF the franchises in this State.
don't want much Mr.. Governor, / don't want
ANYTHING from the new Governor. I've got a
Governor Of my own down in my office, and one
is enough" Mr. Gruber closed with a touching
and eloouent tribute 10 the guest OF the even
ing that brought the diners TO their feet. Mr..
Gruber's speech was brimful Of telling hits.
and every one was kept laughing.
Job e Hedges and Captain Joseph Dickey, Of
Newburg, spoke briefly.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
EKPELS TROTTERS AND OWNERS.
BOARD OF REVIEW WILL BRING AN ACTION
AGAINST THE GENEVA DRIVING
ASSOCIATION

The second days session Of the Board Of Review
OF the National TrOtting Association was opened
al 10 o'clock yesterday at the Murray Hill Hotel
Decisions were rendered in many cases for infrac-
tions OF racing rules.
E. w. Crane OF Watkins. ~. 7, who was tenn
refund his unlawful winnings. and who applied for
the removal OF the order OF expulsion imposed by
f',e Board December Is. 1897 was expelled, as
he had failed TO comply with the conditions i'm
posed on HIM. Charles Hass, of Johnsberg, Ill /;
John W. Henderson. OF Crystal Lake. Ill; H. B.
Throop. Of Munda Lake. Ill, and the bay mare
Nellie NJ. alias Nellie, alias Kate ThaIlamont
2l2A, were expelled. The horse raced IN Eng
land and France as g horse without a record. The
Board also expelled Charles Wolfe, alias B. c.
Cooper, Of Philipsburg. Penn, with the bay stall
ion Colonel p, alias Major Wolfe, 21Fz (pacer)
and E B. Glfsey. Of Toronto. Ohio was suspended
until he refunds the unlawful winnings OF the
horse. George Mcbride was fined $50 for driving
while under suspension. Frank Shank. OF Itch
field. Ohio; George S. Stettenheld. and Frank
Penny. Of Cleveland. expelled for laying up
heat at Cleveland in 1899 and other irregularities
in connection with the 2ll pace there.
Fred ". Noble; Of tins city. asked for release
Judges at meeting OF the Kentucky Trotting
Horse Association. OF Lexington. held on October 9
In the case Of z. B. Long OF White Plains. N Y,
against Charles Jackson. OF Paterson. N j., the
Board ruled that the Geneva Driving Association
CONDITIONS but that Mr. Jackson must r refSg the
money which he had won with his bay geiding. for
proper distribution The secretary Of the National
Trotting Association was also instructed bring
action against the Geneva Driving Association
for making special inducements. The induce
ments were that the record which he might make
on certain day Of their meeting would not act as
a bar.
lin MsE for re@ov 1t Of oT2 n OF e8oGs6P II INK
posed on May @ 1895, denied.
O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
LOYAL LEGION DINNER.
ABOUT FIVE HUNDRED PERSONS PRESENT
INFORMAL SPEECHES.

ABOUT FIVE HUNDRED PERSONS PRESENT
INFORMAL SPEECHES.
About I'VE hundred persons attended the dinner
given by the Military order Of the Loyal Legion.
New-York Commandery. last night at Delmonico's.
The speeches informal General O. o. Howard
made one. Rear-Admiral A. S. Barker made an
other. Louis Aldrich gave recitation. and paper
on 1.-The Battle OF Gettysburg was read By Cap
tain W L. Heermance.
Before the dinner began business meeting was
held. at which a resolution adopted providing
for a popular subscription for the McCulloch me-
mortal West Point.
Among those spresent were Generals Henry L.
Burnett. F. A. Starring Nicholas ". Day. Horstio
C. King. John Palmer. Joseph NJ Plume. Wager
Swayne. Ralph T. Prime and Stewart L. Woodford
and Isaac Bromley Louis Engelhorn. Lawrence F.
Braine Edward TrenchaTd. Majors II. A. wilkins,
+. +. Meeker, Joseph S. Land. Paymaster John
Furey. II. 7. Shedding. A. Noel Brakeman, @. de F.
Barton. ". II. II. Williams Allen K. Apgar George
Wilson. secretary OF the Chamber OF Commerce;
d. Dickey. Frank {. LOveland A. J. Smith, ].
Livingston Ward, Comte de Lafayette, Lieutenant
Commander Charles z. Mckay, Commander George
". Magee, Admiral Joseph y. Miller, Professor
r. II. ThurstOn. eX-COngressman Philip B. Low,
Congressman y. NJ. Curtis Admiral James Entwis-
Erben Admiral Albert s. Barker Congressman
elect Henry Bristow. Major Edward S. Fowler
Judge James A. Blanchard, General Z. l. Moneux
and Captain EdsOn Fitch.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
SMALLPOX SEEMS CONTROLLED.
ONLY ONE NEW CASE YEsTERDAY-pR
DILLINGHAM; URGES VACCINATION.

Rumors were current last night that several new
cases Of smallpox had been discovered yesterday
on the West Side. The reports were absolutely
unfounded. When seen at his home late last night
DIR. Frederick II. Dillingham;, assistant sanitary
superintendent OF the Health Department said
that only one new case had been reported In the
course Of the day, that Of James Boyle four years
old, of No 81 West Sixty-seventh-st He further
said that ne was not apprehensve of the spread OF
smallpox. He said that II the people living in the
infected districts would only assist the doctors OF
the Board Of Health BY being vaccinated. instead
OF obstructing the work by refusing 10 be vscci-
mated and preventing others from being yacci-
mated. the whole fear Of contagton would be al al
end DR.. Dillingham; said that the people living in
the infected districts at first refused 10 be vacci-
mated when the cases were reported ana n was
not until a case occurred in the very houses that
the people acquiesced, and in some cases IN was
too late for one or two persons. -
Dr. Dillingham; declared that the Roard o%
Health was amply supplied with virus and thar a
night and day force was work. The virus was
put up IN capillary tubes and in vials Zach I-isI
contained enough virus 10 vaccinsts ten persons
Enough virus had already been put up in TUNES 10
Vaccinate from twenty to thirty thousand persons
AND the supply was unlimited He added that he had
enough virus 70 vaccinats every person living IN
this city He advised all doctors to get the viaIs
containing the virus. instead OF the Capillary tiIbes
as u was easier handled, though he would s,innIy
all the capillary tubes called for. 'T'
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
sENAToR pEPEW sENps A TELEGRAM-

Colonel Archie Z. Baxter was called on 10 an
initiate Dr. Girdner and William J. Bryan but
sald he hadn't the heart TO do il. He didn't
want Bryan buried for good He wanted hin,
10 run again four yeas hence as ne was the
easiest proposition ever encountered in the shane
OF a Presiden candidate
Ea"aFo La zach made strong partisan
speech. and saIu me XXIXth Assembly District
would remain the banner district. unless some
one tried as was done two years ago. 10 foIst
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
BROYX TAXPAYERS MEET.

The Central Taxpayers Alliance Of the Borough
Han one-hundred- nd-seventy-ffth-s ana TrhI-s
ave approved OF the work OF the Charter Rev1.io,
commission. and resolutions were adopted thsDk.
ing the Commission for It's work II was nronos.s
ttidt publc olnnsr De rendered 20 the ms -
tasI Doeg a. an early date ir this month re - oA
elon q tne oay being left 10 the Commits siar.s
1lsnch o. tne Alliance. said that for two v,ess
I haa not oeen enough water IN the district eo
TSsss9 70 sno5her part Of the district to Be-
eIeeuon o. storage yards by the $50
sst,. sSJee hsiiroad Company at One-hundraa-
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
THE DUKE GOMG Awlr rn-n.r

The Duke Of Manchester changed his plsn, YES
1etoay ana oio not go 10 Yonkers 70 witness the
performance OF the StTolleTs. Instead he ana The
Duchess were entertained az dinner Las, ,,st, -
Solonei and Mrs. John Jacob Astor. II was rhs
DuAes hnal day IN New-York yesterday. as he ana
the Duchess start for Cincinnati to-day. When ~
80 ashed Aoout the announcement Of his exclusion
lo5n the mouse OF Lords owing 10 the fact 49, ~
nof senss 3sn aq}Seged bankrupt. he said he could
mat most OF his debts had already bee- nstS I'm
una ~ ~~S~seou satisfactorily IN
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
FOR SALE.
Entire Plant,
Stock and Machinery
of
Brass Bed Mandatory.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
EASTERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
IN THE MATTER OF

OSCAR E. A. wIESSNER, Bankrupt
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the un-
dersigned, Trustee in Bankruptcy of the above
named bankrupt will. on Tuesday, December
IL. at P. NJ, at the room No. Is. Post Office
Building, Brooklyn. receive both oral and closed
bids for the entire plant and tangible property
of the above named bankrupt including stock on
hand, materials. machinery, tools, horses and
wagons, patents, trade mark. patterns, and in
terest in the real estate covered by the factory
being two hundred and seventy FIVE feet in front
on 9TH St, between I'd and 80 avs running
through to sth ST., Brooklyn, and two hundred
feet deep: the said bid will not cover book ac-
counts. life insurance. or other chooses in action
Of the said bankrupt Bids are TO be in bulk for
all of said property and also for the separate
classification thereof, the trustee. however. re-
serving the right TO refuse any and all bids All
bids will be treated conhdentialIy
WILLIAM R. WILCOX, Trustee.
81 Nassau ST.. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
REAPPRAISAL INCREASES VALUE

GOODS SEIZED AT THE BREvooRr HOUSE WORTH
Fi4oO MORE THAN FIRST VALUATION
II was announced yesterday afternoon that the
seven trunks seized last Friday at the Rrevoort
House BY Custom House officials ana taken to the
Public Stores had been reappraised and the vaiua-
ton sent 70 the Collectors once
IL was found that the trunks contained fne tahla
linen. there being about i've thousand pieces Alto
gether The original appraisenent was 800. The
valuation placed on the goods az the reappraIsaI
was between 81 700 and 500. There was si70 dutv
paid on the trunks when they were first brought IN
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
MISS HC0MAs HARRIED

Washington, Dee. 5.--President MeKiniey accom-
panied by Secretary Gage and Mr.. cortelyou tn
day attended the marriage Of Miss Mary Mecon,as
daughter Of Senator MeComas OF MARYLAND ana
Clinton Goodloe Edgar az 81 Johns Episcepsj
Church. Fp34
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
Books ann publiralons.

TO AUTHORS SEEKING A PUBLISHER
Manuscripts IN all branches literature suitable for
publication in book form required BY On established
house, liberal terms charge for examination; PROMPT
attention ana honorable treatment BOOKS" 1al Her
aid. z3d-st Nep-York
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
MONUMENT FOR FIRE VICTIMS.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TO ERECT IT IN MEMORY
OF ITS EMPLOYEES.

The North German Lloyd Steamship Company is
erecting az Hoboken a handsome granite Enonu-
ment in memory Of the men who lost their lives in
the great FIRE Of June 30 last The Harrison
Granite Company are the architects A distinctive
feature OF the monument will be an immense bowl
Ger. weighing in the neighborhood of thirty tons
The conception OF the monument is UNIQUE ana a.
viii bear IN addition 70 the names OF the dead The
following inscription To the memory OF our fsitb
ful employees who died in the hre al Hoboken IN
June -, 1890 in the performance OF their duties
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

owtne to the demand tor space tn
SNs Sunday SrlbuMs Advertisers
uM CONFER great tauor bs
sending in tMsM copy at the
earliest moment
The daily news., 1900-03-29
nrenm. of the Manned.

NJ De Mahac"lhe. ire huSSlah pS!chOl'
oglSt. meatioES tIe case oI person.
born W!th"ut arms OF Ie'I WHO Al"a!S
dreamed mat ~ haA "''A IhCtld'ru'
Now. IL Nhon!d n" ''rat ID Hl'nu' III
says lhat the E!aJ'i.'y q persons "oIu
"-."orI dTili'' o. i''' AWAY ; u'''',i'
'..-'' ley j p'S''NN ''''>' - ''i'' ''',a' -
d 'N.l'h'' zee E!'''i.'''I-'N' ''-i' ''''S III
'i+ Ace "'>G.'N. IL '--' ATSt instance
i.o-A W'a" impressions h'.eul'ArliS
i.lll>!--lt'''l ahi ~ tA' s'c'ild instance
ir'n t"r >'''2-'A '-d pI''lN''u "I
The daily news., 1900-03-29
PERSONALITIES.

Lord Salisbury has an antipathy for
tobarco smoke, and smoking is strictly
forbidden 10 guests in those apartments
at Hatfield House which are occupied
by his lordship.
Senator Hale of Maine cherishes
among bis curios Il rough walking
stick which was once the property of
Lincoln. 1t came into Hr. HGie's hands
through his father. who was a friend
OF Lincoln.
CronwriSht Schreinor OF Cape Town,
who has arrived in England as an uit-
lander refugee, originally bore the fam
ily name Of rronwriGht. but upon mar
r!ace took that Of his wife, Olive
Sch-einer, the novelist.
The citizens Of Atlanta are much
pleased st the selection Of Charles y.
Collier Of that city aS commissioner
10 Tie Paris exposition. Hc has been
mayor &C the city and was president of
the Atlanta exposition.
At the last meeting Of the American
Unitarian association Willard Bartlett
Of brooklyn. justice Of the New York
supreme court. was elected vice presi-
dent Of the organization. succeeding
the lat" Dorman Il. Eaton.
Mrs. Patterson. daughter OF ex-Prcsi-
dent Andrew Johnson. is to donate land
for park to surround the grave of the
oX-p.eSiGcmt at Grpcnville, Tenn. and
asks that the national government as
SUMO control Of the park.
Representative LittloGeld of Maine IS
e ravo: of the prohibition laws of that
state ana was therefore somewhat en-
harraSspd when. at n cuchre party in
Washington the ether night. he won
for the first prize a handsome beer
stein.
The portrait of Emperor William
which Professor Hubert UerkOmer is
painting will be ready for exhibition at
tie big Berlin AIT exposition early this
spring. The pose and treatment will
lee entirely new, and the emperor has
left all to the artist.
Senator HOar always speaks from
rotes which be has made at first at odd
moments Oh envelopes and all sorts Of
scraps Of paper. These he carefully
sorts in thinking out the whole Of his
speech. but his final delivery Is made
from the original notes.
Antonio de Navarro. husband Of
Mary Anderson, is busy writing short
stories for the magazines. In one Of
the recent English periodicals he has
published q little story called Loves
Ryways." The scenes of his stories are
generally laid in Italy and on the RI
viCra.
Thomas u. Pile. the new lord mayor
OF Dublin, is patriot Of openly avOw-
ed Nationalist principles. He has been
so very polite and cOnciliatinG that he
is popular with all classes Of people, no
matter Of what political opinion. Be
fore being elected TO the high office of
executive of the Irish capital he was
the high sheriff Of Dublin.
Senator DcbOe Of kentucky wears
the heaviest and biggest gold specta
clcS of any United States senator. They
are really ponderous rs spectacles go.
The hooked bars that run from the
crystal disks TO the ears appear &c
spectators in the galleries as about
quarter Of an inch wide. and the bridge
and frame seem to be unusually broad
and thick.
The daily news., 1900-03-29

40 one who has not seen n kopJe.
-rf~ a South African. can easily real
r.. ~ o. T. not hin 50 much as the
-'.H.p e a hill-what j. left Of II after
ages q d"uudation but the special
'lr-rr - IL @, that Il Is almost In
....alIy covered with breastworll
iuvldcr>. Tropical torrents have
shed away the earth and all the
,...llr confpuneuis II the rock. AMI
,.. ar is left CONSISTS Of heaps and lines
= detached masses of sandstone.
aston. ur granite. The kopJeS are
... Ea,r'> fortiiica'ions. and he has
... number - them.
The daily news., 1900-03-29

after YEAR Of suT-ring from seIual weak
..ss - vttalIty. ntght losses. vRricoceie.
.r.. aud enlarge smali weak organs To full
-.H- and vlgOr. simply send your name aud
q dress 10 nr. l. " knapp. Z273 Hull
FriIdtng, detroit Mich. and he will
.. dIN send the free r-cei pt WITH full dtrsc-
..lus % that any man NAV easily cure him
-t.f ~ hssme. This D. certainly most gem
...Ils Offer and the follow Ing extracts taken
'..sm his daily mail show Nhat men think
f HIs generosity.
li.Ar rir: -Please except my sincere
f.huE~ FOR NOurE Of recent date. / have
-.heu gour treatment n thorough test and
..s. ueneflt has been extraordinary. II has
The daily news., 1900-03-29
Convention Call.

The. sixteenth annual meeting OF
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union of Florida, will be held i'll
Gainesville, April 3rd, 4th and 5th.
The first session will be at 3 p. M,
of Tuesday the third.
Miss Belle KearnPy of Flora.
Miss, will give the convention ad-
dress, adding interest to the occa-
sion. ALICE G. BROWN,
SARA J. GLENN, Pies ident.
Recording SeC'V
The daily news., 1900-03-29

completely braced me up. l am just "a
vigorous sS when = boy and you cannot
realize how happy am"
dear Sir:-YOur met hot " 'rked beauti-
fully. Results were exsctly what 1 needed.
strength and vigOr have completely rt.
turned and enlargement Is entirely salts
factory
Dear Sir:-Yours Was received and had
no trouble in making use OF the receipN as
directed and can truJ h uily LAY IL is = boon
to weak m-n. l Rm greatly improved in
size. strength and vigOr."
All correspondence il strictly cOnfden-
tial. mailed in plain sealed envelope. The
recet NJ L. free for thu asking and he wants
every man to have II.
The daily news., 1900-03-29

H.rNEh. : G.. March 2>.-I 'hI X.
n. rh, slayer uf john S..yi.-. AT
~..-..alurg. voluntarily surrendered 10
... --.,r. I,suit,ntIarv auth ':-i-lnS. II l.,
. .-...:ifI..u % >sI-yt' ont the t'n yearS
.......,. lmTs,~..d uis'u him for hi> deed.
.. .. l>>.'ft> his innocence. He leaves
..- -7----ry hU>lu->> ~ alS home,
.... l- hang managed hy his two
.r..n S'u-k.v'S wif' and two chil-
..-.. -..-.l, 10 that civ.
The daily news., 1900-03-29
FOR SALE.

At bargain, IS acres go under
fence and cultivation, the balance
woodland), q of mile north of Cor
dova Park, with 4-roOm house, barn
and two stables. Price $500. For
further information. apply to w. r
Douglass on place, or J. E. nubuis-
son & Bro. city. l3mlm
The daily news., 1900-03-29
For County Treasurer.

hereby announce myself as a candidats
for denomination as treasurer of EscRmbia
county, subject to- a decision al the ensuing
democratic primary election. and respect
fully solicit the support of the voters of the
county, pledging myself for the future the
same faithful performance OF duty that
have endeaVOred to fulnll during nav past
tenure of the office. J. W. .FKATLK.
The daily news., 1900-03-29

Eugene J. Hall, the poet and pub
Usher, saws that one desc of Folev's
Honey and Tar restored his voice
W when hOarseness threatened to pre-
Won't hia lecture at Central Music
Hall, Chicago. Nothing else as
yOod.-W. A. D'Alemberte.
The daily news., 1900-03-29
Bush Took MarphInc.

CrI-vW-~. Ga. March s%.-Jim BnSh,
o. r.. known young man, attempted
-.rG., Yesterday. H. had been gu 2
-.-... and WAS d,.>pndrnt. tie took
-.-.e grains II morphine and an ounce
ul.uum. DIR. !. +. Walker was
..... .u and saved his life 10y prompt
-...-...tr.f
The daily news., 1900-03-29
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

Ring up $50 or call at the Office,
IL North PalafOx street. when in
need cf a carpenter. r. d. Holman,
Business Agent of the Carpenter :
and Joiners' Union, will furnish you
with the desired help on short no.
tice. n2Otf
The daily news., 1900-03-29

When you want something To heal
q bCrn, or a sore. or = cut, why rot
try Panuer salve which guar lnte' d
the most healing ointment in the
world. Take no substitute. w. A.
D'Alenberte.
The daily news., 1900-03-29
For Tax Assessor.

/ hereby announce myself as a candidag
for Tax Assessor OF EscAmbis county, SUD-
Ject to the action of the Democratic prima-
ries. II elected eI pect TO meet the apprO-
baton of the tax payers and will do my
duty in every detail as / did when held
the ONCE before.
GEO. REEsE.
The daily news., 1900-03-29
For NI-mber schooI Boar,l-

Yielding To thu urgent request OF friends.
/ have decided To- again become a candIdaIs
for member of the school board Of Escambia
county. subject to the action OF the demo-
cratic primaries. f.. WARD.
The daily news., 1900-03-29

l hereby announce myself as a candidate
for reelection as clerk Of the circuit court
OF Escambia county at the ensuing election
and ask the support OF the voters.
A. NJ MCMILIAS.
The daily news., 1900-03-29
For Member schooI Board.

The friends OF Mr.. J. u. STEWARD OF Wal
nut Hill. having secured his consent,
hereby announce his candidacy for mem-
her of the Escambia County school board
for the northern district. subject TO the ac-
zion of the democratic primaries.
The daily news., 1900-03-29
NAVAL STORE -

SD. y. y. g.. March 2N.-Spirlt>
a- 81. 80 hoSin quiet
..-.. r.--in;s Crude tn
nothing to.u-. Tar IG;et
....tr..r-- t. 10 u-.
-a7E'EhE Ma -Sp.r.ts turpcH
a- .E receipts llo; sales -,
-..- Eo>.u u..,uau-,ui. pt.'.~ q A.. .
-rrr. receipts 22l5. sales
r-
The daily news., 1900-03-29
For Superintendent II Public In
structiOn.

To the Voters OF Escambia County: I
hereby announce myself q candidate for re-
election to- the office of county superinten-
dent OF pubic instruction and will D.
pleased to have the support Of my friends
and voters generally at the coming demo-
cratic primary election. NIB. COOK.
The daily news., 1900-03-29
For Tax Collector.

The many friends OF Judge +. Il. POnifsy
having obtained his consent hereby an
nounce him as a candidate for Tax Collector
OF Esc8mbia county At the ensuing election.
MANY VOTERS