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At FIRES NOW.
Croker Engine Arrives
and Goes Into
Service.

The new -eArchlishs nre engine. which
vas built on the suggestions 81 Fire
CaIef Croker. arrived here this morning
from E!mira.
The machine IL the arst searchligh'
IRE .nTin. ever constructed and II es-
pected TO almost revolutioniae the pre-
eni method OF fxhting in,ar!or Ares by
enabling the Afemen 10 Overcome the
great barrier Of smoke.
An oficiai tee, Of the engine will be
made In a few nights. The machine Will
be located in the quarters Of Engine
Company % At q Marion street. which
commands the great dry -goods district.
I, vii respond on alarms Tor large
fire. and whom called oU by . Special
alarm.
The new Croker engine ID . marvel Of
construction. The frame and running
Teas are almost Identical with those
OF the REGULAR fire engine.
On the frames in front % the boiler
IL Forbes engine. extremely light and
compact for it, power. A shaft COVER
nor IL 20, 10 make Ca revolutions per
minute
Directly connected 10 the engine ia Z
marine type muitipoiar generator, sup
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ispeclel 10 lhs bSsutnB VS''s'
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. s-Two Of the
mos, interesting long distance blcyclisss
In this country are In San Francisco.
having ridden and trvdGsd oil tho way
from Philadelphia. They are Mr.. and
Mrs Jack Williams. They lsft Phila-
delphia on a tandem on Aug. las,
on a wager OF 900 to ride to the Pa
cinc within 4 given time. The time sx.
pired when they were snow-ooand ~
miles from their destination.
Mrs. Williams was downcast over her
loss OF 81. 90 after having gone through
such thrilling experiences. Twice they
were nearly killed by railroad trains
once when she was forced 10 hang from
. drawbridse. and again when In .
Rocky Mountain tunnel. They were
nearly frossn and starved and had to
earn enough money to pay expenses A.
they went.
Most Of the money they earned by
selling photographs Of themselves.
This 10 Mrs. Williams story Of the
Trip:
II crossed the oonsinent on . tandem
wheel because had an old-fashioosd
idea that II was honorable 10 keep .
promise.
we started from Mi North BrosA
street. Philadelphia. At 80 o'clock Sun
day morning. Aug. 6. Our contrset read
that no money should b taken along.
and that We must earn oil We needed
After we had started. Some two hun
dred people followed Us on wheels for
me hrst few miles.
Most Of the time I washed ms face a.
. pump. Jack and taking turns st put
worked the pump handle.
We rode into Lancaster Monday nisht
with a broken bottom head cup. which
delayed ~ . day. We had Asty photo
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plying 6 anperes OF current ~ q pres
sure OF ~ volts. This generator H. en-
t'rely inclosed
On each side OF IN. drivers seat Is an
ls-nch protector. and ne seat folds ever
50 that the projectors can swing through
? complete circle. They can also he
placed at ANY verticl- angle The lamps
are self regulating and each gives an
arc Of SV0s candle power.
Under the drivers sea, are two wire
rieostats The dynamo Il also supplied
si,h a fireprooi field rheostat ami a volt
meter
On each side OF the frame. back o.
the oner. II carried an extra protector
base. and on the spindle Of each base
reel holding 10 fee, OF twin conductor
mining machine cable. BY lifting pro.
jector on It's base and substituting one
~ the reels the extra base can he ear
rled anywhere within a radius Of 81
fee, and the protector there moun;sL
and operated.
The engine will be placed IN service
A. once
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i'll PRoI Rating PORK.
shesAy's WAols Family sesseS
With what 'vss 1esseA -
- Tvseh0uSsls.

Daniel sheedy and his three youns
daughters. Kathleen. Ellen and Mary. OF
West sixts-fiitn street. were attacked
Early this morning by what was At nrst
diagnosed as trichInosis. following A
Narty dinner OF fresh pork last night.
All recovered quickly but Ellen shessiy.
She IL siili seriously III.
Shecdy was awakened abou, I? O'CLOCK
BY Intense pains In his stomach and
naussA He found HE daughters sroan.
Ing In asoay. Sheedy managed 70 call
. policeman. who called an ambulance
pr: shearer responded from Roosevelt.
\ hbe1i use OF the stomach pump and
sedatives guieted the sufferers
The family physician Was then called.
he declared the familys iliness vas
caused by the po-k
ehetdy n . veil.to-do retired tailor.
HIS dsuehters run q lucrative dre..maf.
ing estsbishment.
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graphs 10 sell. and for several days
made fair rroGrsaA
'Our nr,t nigh. IN q haystack was
just over the line IN Ohio In Terrs
Hauts. Ind. We were extremely unfor-
tunAte about roads I, rAined and
showed 4 treat deal.
AT 81. Louis We earned money by
riding about town carrying advertising
signs and moved The population around
with Us, BY this thns my shoes were
merely holss tied with leather We ex-
hibited 'hem In . store window. they
being exchanged for Q new pair.
My nrsl real srare wa w In the
Ozark Mountains. about Ave miles out Of
Js6esson CITY. which II midway between
Kansas City ans e., Louis. Finding the
mountain roads imprs cticable for riding
or walking, we had gone fourteen miles
out of our way 10 reach the railroad
track. This brought 10 TO the Gascon.
ado bridge. and II was on this dizzy ele-
wilton that . freight train disputed the
right Of way with W. We had TO hang
from the brtdGe Nifty feet over water
until the train passed almost had
nervous prp0sr Nion,
Near Tspsks we lay Gown by a
barred wire fence. with the cold prairi..
winds sweeping over u.
'BuckinI the Kansas winds. which
are smAil-sifed cyclones, 10 Denver,
Col, was q hard task
Denver proved our Waterloo. for sitter
leaving thHrs Ne ran into snowstorfns
tia. made travel impossible. We did
not reach Cheyenne Oh account ~ the
bad roads after the snow until the
eighth day after leaving Denver II was
this that los. u the wager.
Il shu1def when ] think Of those AW-
full tunnels. especially Nos. 10 and {, the
latter ending AZ the summit. 1Oi1 feet
above ~ level There Is room In hem
to &c; on the track bu; IN. reyerberi.
ttons are 70 loud and incessAnt, the
80 Intense, and the trains glide
down grade 50 silently because they
reed no steam, that 30 walk through
T. a horrible experience. We were near.
~ killed IN one"
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0<0"<sf'. common with
all woollen goods have ad-
vaneed materially IN psiee. and
are likely to Re still higher
priced in the near futuse. Some
recent heavy cash purchases
es:bIe Us to offer good blankets
at these very low prices,
HEAVY WHITE BLANKETS,
worth fully u 10 per pair, + re
ON sale at............... bIO
HEAVY WHITE BLANKETS,
worth fully ei.s5 per 7 %
pair, on sale At ........ 4. ~
WHITE wOOLLEN BLANKETS,
liberal in sire aud weight. worth
July " per pair on sale = rs
AI'.'s.. '''.'s's. ...... ~
AUSTRALIAN WOOL BLANK
ETs. extra heavy. leox like .
10 blanket ." sale 2 Q.S
~ ........... ~ w
CALIFORNIA BLANKETS, the
IA siie. beautifully finished with
wide silk binding, worth fully
e''s' per pair, on sale II Q.S
At......... ......... 1s "
CALIFORNIA BLANKETS, the
i2-t sise. extra fine and really
worth 90 per pair, on e az
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FOR CHEAPER CAB Fares.
Jekss VIII Try 10 Have . NH
Passed Aimed ~ Prtsi.
legged Owsess.

The cabmen's Union is a, war with
the owners Of pubic cabs In the city and
a. . result a bill may hi framed rsduc-
ins the legal rate 90 cents a mile, or
20 cents an hour. The cabm~n who will
father IN. measure say they can earn
more then.
The special llcetse has aimos, driven
them out OF business. They are no.
allowed 10 stand In front Of Stanley.
Rectors. the opcrs-houas and other
places. Tie ownArs OF such privilege
will. OF coursA fghs the cheap measure
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BOY CRUSHED BY TRUCK.
eoh(.Yeae-Ola Lad Nos Bows III
Broadway Crsssiss
To-Day.

David Bechlin. sixh; years ola, OF -
West FKty.fourth street. was run over
~ heavy truck at Fifty-rfth street
and Broadway at o'clock to-day.
The boy was seriously GU, and bruised
and. It 10 feared. received internal In.
klHtees He WHs Eaken 10 Roosevelt
Hospital,
The police did not believe the driver Of
ne truck IVES ~ fault ana made no
afreotS.
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nan shot IN The NECK.
HsaIsa Used . Pistol u A1terrs.
tics with his Fellow
Eoployee.

Charles HanIon. twenty-three. an en-
sfnser. Of 10 Euclid avenue, and Will
lam Simpson. thIrty-hve. a fireman. Of
20 Sanford street. Brooklyn. both en-
ployees Of the Spring Creek pumping
ssafien. near woodhaven. had All al.
Iteration on Smith road. near Enfield
street, this morning. and HAn,on sho,
00poon In the neck. using . pistol.
6mpenn was taken 10 81. Johns Hos.
Retai snd Hantoa was held In Loo ban
IN The Gats Avenue Court.
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UsDPess wagon Driver EscaSed
After nsvssg Severely Isjsred

Jams NcKenna. nineteen years old. OF
81 Hunter's Point avenue. Long island
City. was run down and badly hur, BY
. Monohan express wagon In iron, Of
the Fifth Avsus Hotel At 10 o'clock this
moSninG.
The injured man NJ taken into the
hotel. The driver Of the wagon ESCAPED.
An Ambulance took NcKenna 10 the
New York Hospital. lie sustained in.
juries about The body and hands.
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YOUNG WOMAN POISONED,
0ePseAes RSAPisses Tssk Tablets
ss1 Was neasvea "a
urO0k1yn Hospital.

Asrcsdss Rodriguez, = yOung woman
OF twsnty-one. living at ~ Classon
avenue. was taken TO the Home opathic
Hopital. Brooklyn. this morning sui.
fering. the doctors said. from poison.
The police learned that she had taken
tA.aets. but what their nature, or with
what purpose, was not known.
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S W."
1000 csses sworthington.'
"liighland' or Delaware
Brands red ripe Tomatoes, = b
cans, 1891 pack. case OF 2 e
doz.. 81 10; per can. OC
1900 cases shiloh Brand Jer-
sey solid hand packed Tomatoes,
eIua selected, per case oil I? q.
dor. Sl.s5; per can. ...... &C
1850 cases "Quin,on Beauty" An
der'on s"Fsvorite" or Trenton.
solid hand-packed, fancy selected
Tomatoes. extra large cans. m
per dor, GIG; per can....|VC
5000 cases New York State sugar
Corn, 1899 pack, case OF = =
dor. cana LEO; per cam &c
$500 cases "Orange blossom.
"Lihc," pleasant Mountain or
"Moonbeam" Corn. the cream OF
the Maine packing. sells ordinarily
vt twice ths price, case OF IN.
{? doi. cans. $3.50; per can |VC'
$500 cases st n C Ii olas,''
Navy or "Prairie Flower
brands New York State Succo-
fash, excellent quality; case O.
Of 2 dor. cans, $2.O5; per can. &c
$500 cases Milford" "Orangc
Blossom or Lilac" brand Sue
cotash. made from fancy Maine
Sugar Corn and the creamies' OF
Lima beans; per case OF /? m
doz., f2.3G per can.... /VC'
1000 cases rArren's Baltimote,
Boyle's Victory or "Acron''
brands String Beans, choice and
tender; case Of . dor. cans. =
ei.o5. per can. .............. &c
1900 casee Farren's "Favorite"
or Boyle's Victory brands
White Wax Beans. delicious and
delicate; case OF 9 dor $l.b5; =
per can... ................. ~
1850 cases Booths "Ovai' brand
or Farren's Lima Beams. very
select and fancy; per case of o.
9 dor. cans, sl.75: per can. OC
5000 cases "Milfard.'' "Web-
stes's." prize Winner" or This.
tie" brands Early June Peas, ten
der and sweet per case Of 3 III
dor. cans, $2-.45 per can.". /|C
100 cases "Emernld Sweet Wrin'
kle" or HAZEL MarroWiat Peas
OF uniform size and natural flavor
case OF doz cans. S245; per IT.
can. .............. S%S
1900 cases Milford or web
ster' =" choice Marrowiat Peas,
per case OF 2 doz.. 1905: per a.
$500 cases Bo-ton Baked Beans,
plain or in Tomato Sauce, case
OF 2 dor. cans, Gle; per o.
can. OC
l,625 cases Seneca brand Boston
Baked Bcans, large cans, case o.
Of 2 dor. - o.; per can. &c
800 cases Dolphin" or "flg.c
brands Squash, case Of 2 doz. o.
cans, Sl.75; per can ....... &C
$50 casel Prize Winner brand
Pumpkin, choice pie pumpkin
case uf 2 duz. cars. s2.Oj; n
per can...... .............. SC
1000 cases Asparagus, High
Grade brand, fancy snow white
and very tender stalks, case o.
Of . dor. e5.76; can. <OC
$40 cases "GoId Dust brand A..
paragus, choice tender stalls.
California packing, per dor. 90
cans, $3.50; per can. <<C
$50 cases Asparagus Tips,
"Tiiumph' brand. round RI
cans, per doL, si.25; per can nc
100 cases Spinach, "Iewis" or
Boyie's Victory" brand. per
case OF . doz., sai5. per re-
can ................ /OC
100 cases Booth Bacon and
Greens, case OF 2 doz. cans, m
s2.2c; per csn.... /VC
1875 cases French Mushrooms.
Hotel" choice stock, case ~
$780, can.... SIC
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CAs Hayes Dsrta/
.TsJocEatI0n ti,c~,~a,.d

Balcony. Above Main Floor.
DO not neglect your teeth. Pre-
serve them II possible, and IL IL
almost always possible to do o. by
consulting y good dsntist occasion
ally. II lost. replace thso With
our artificial teeth, which fsssn-
ole the natural ones cleseiy, 1T
veil and are psrtestiy comfortable.
All our operations are prse.
ticalIy painless. and we guar
sntee oil our werk. Our p6iess,
too, will be found TO be the lowest
charged By any good, reliable
dentist.
Consultation aud exanination
free Of charge.
T.. p. HAYES, D. d. s..
Manager.
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LADIES' FEATHERID HAIR
AJGRETTEA With 6ss, brilliss,
shinsstonss. worth oass. 90.
a. the special price of..... VOC
Bseechss, st!ekA w
Pins, Necklaces. Belt vein !rse
Pins, Beauty PinA 80. "
Pompsdoir Combs. ~. wvvns'see
Waist sete. Cu6 os.CvH.
Bu,tons, Cuff Pins. CnVICh
Cyrano Chsins. 'o'
studa B uckies.l az.
Purses. Side Comb, &SCs
Bracelets. &c, &c.
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Gs-Jsselee'a See % . sesssss Cev.
6sssea ssso TypAesA
Ds. william n. Psyse. 80 q es-yuHes
Roger Pryss. 10 daaseresaly ~ Win
typbol1 fever % his hoql8 n Eass
Thity.s4gsih street..
sS;iTf g; g Fl; =
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Ohe WoxIa's G>eat
Pure food Mart
continues the Great
Special Sale Of $780,
900 Cases OF Canned

&c. &C.. which was commenced Tuesday morning
The high quality Of tho goods and the low prices asked
for have with the ready appreciation Of the peo
pie and the sales thus far have been very large In add
ton to this great offering Of fine canned goods at saw
ing Of fully onshird, to keep step with the canned goods
sale low prices will prevail throughout the Department.
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$50 cases Macaroni aud Cheese,
Naa Camps, in Tomato Sauce,
Ease OF ? dot. $3.50; per III.
I can ............... /1C
200 cases Mar.halls kippered
Herring, plain or In tomato sauce.
per dozen, $l.6ji per M
cam. ................. /1C
100 cases French Peas, IT.
Fins case $ls7i, per can. /4c
515 cases Milford or Royal
Red brands California Aprico,s,
in pure sugar syrup. 3-lb. cans,
per case . dss. cans. S3.i5; /S
per can. ................ /OC
1900 cases Milford" or Royal
Red" brands choice California
Cherries. packed IN heavy svrun
per case 2 dor, cats, e5.iO; 90
can.......~ .............. N0
500 Cases Milford" or "Royal
Red bfani California Black
Cherries, packed In heavy sugar
syrup. case ei doa. ei.,5, o.
can ''..'......... ....s.. &/C
80 cases Wyman . Fancy Maine
Blueberries, or "Dulcct" brand
Red or Black Raspberries. per
case OF 2 dor. s2.i5. per 20
can .s'ss......s. ISS
200 case. Newark Red Raspberries.
per case OF ? doL 4a.+5, per IT.
can.... ................,. I/G
40 cases Apples in gallon cans,
y. \. STATE. iinest packing. or
per doz. s?.75, per can. <Oc
100 cases "Silver Crown Sliced
Peaches, finest dessert peach. m
per dof. ~ IL, per can..... /VC
100 cases Farren's or Booths
"Gold Dust brand Strawberries.
per case Of 2 doz. $S.7o, xE.
i25 cases Pineapple. extra fancy,
grated or sliced. equal TO any pack
ed, eyeless and coreless, packed
on the plantation with the full
natural flavor e-lb cans, per case
| dos. cans, s4.65; per dor., an.
$2.S5i per can ......,.....<VC
1876 eases Green Cages or Egg
Plums, "Royal Red brand. in
heavy syrup, case 2 dor. lS
cans, 1856; per can. <OC
100 cases Cranberry Sauce. Ander.
sons. per case : doz. cam, xc
~. 20; per can........... /OC
225 cases Black berries. "IAw,on'
brand, line packing. case Of! 2 O.
doz., !205i per can......... &c
$50 cases Home brand Plum
Pudding, made in the oid-fash.
toned way. lib. round tins, m
case Of I? doz., $3.50; per can /V0
100 casss Dunbar's "3::..aris"
preserved Figs, very nutri- 70
tious, per doz., s2.l0;ler can/0C
Also the following Groceries 4.
specially low prices ior this oc-
casion:
Coffee Mocha and Jsvs, "popular'
blend. well known for IL rich
cup qualities. g lbs, Sl.?i, o.
per ID. ................... soc
lea High.grade Formosa Oolong,
Moyune, Young Hyson, Gun.
powder, English Breakfast. India
and Ceylon. or our MiIod Teas.
regular GOc. aud 7Ic. qualities. rich
aromatic flavor, 8 lbs., 70
$500; per ID. ...... roc
Turkeys. choice Ia, birds "a
from Pennsylvania, per ID. /~
Cereals; Victor Oats. Glib. p
pkgs, per pkge......".... 10
Hassl Breakfast Food, choice %
morning dish, 2.!b. pkse.. /O0
Hazel Pancake Flour. very m
nutritious, per pkge. /V0
llssel Corn Starch. delicious Tor
buildings and cu.tarts. per =
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
Rice Choice Carolina Rice, = m
~ ............... " w
Prunes; Large fancy Santa "a
Clara Prunes. 10 lts go. 0O3
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Several advantageous purchases made nom ~
manufacturers place ~ IN position to oter:
LADIDG BROWN SHARED ELECTRIC COATS - ischss leo
lined with Skuners best quality Of lining worth "a %
LADIES PRIME ELECTRIC SEAL COATS. ~ inches loag win
box front and coat back syhA cost worth ~ 81
LADIES' FINEST N4AReEAL COATS With full collar % ~
Of prime Persian worth No. sale at
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n R.. should BE strong, durable nl
D1SSJ sAS"<uGJ handsome, a. well ~ ehsae
quotations will show:
MORE PHRcALlNE ~ 70 Other shsds I'll absolutely
ias in eonep yasa vides IN sulnsiy 1t IsSc r.
~
FANCY fAFfETA OKIRrIN0S. tu:y ssspes toll vsA ~ .
vjds, sss uyuasiy IL yaFd b he'd nov os W
NsncIpueD sllK No0IIH. d ~ I'D sslssS 49, 90
80 oB11 ossooa, - VnDsD1n0y, q 0DeoA - Y4-8
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The colder the weather The greater tie demand -
fine urs, u matter Of course BIT had this demand a
sed month sooner these BIG price reductions would nel
be necessary in order to reduce stocks:
LADIES' FUR JACKETS. n quality ans curl y11 "A
Persian with collar sad nink reduced to- H/s0V
JACKETS Of curl Psrsan reduced DI m
LADIES' FUR JACKETS Of quality Psrsisu 10z IA
Chinchls rsouee1 /DIsOV
LADIES FUR COATS ALASKA ssal - inches long q m
LADIES FUR COATS a quality Alaska seal xoE m
.ZadIs,' CIsck,xc Seat lackska
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-14
COL. BRYAN's DOUBLE.
Creates Sensation at Winter Park,
with WheeIer's Double.

Winter Park Fla, Feb 13.-Quite a STIR
was created here by the report that Col
William Jennings Bryan and Gen. Joseph
Wheeler had come in on the Plant Sys-
TENS Florida Special and gone up to the
Seminole Hotel.
People who did know, or stop TO think
of the Whereabouts of these distinguished
public characters, readily caught on to the
rumor and hurried UP to the hotel, whore,
sure enough. they saw two gentlemen as
near like Bryan and Wheeler as 1t Is
possible for them to be- the only defect
being in the matter of hight, Bryan's
double being little shorter and Wheeler's
little taller.
Bryan's double is quite a distinguished
character, being United States Judge o.
p Shiras of Dubuque Ia, brother of Mr..
Justice Shiras of the United States Su-
preme Court. His striking resemblance
to Bryan has caused him considerable no
toriety, even where Bryan is best known
in the Western states
Coming to Florida the Judges party
dined in Durand's railroad eating rooms,
and it was not long before big crowd
had gathered about the doors and win
dows to see, as they supposed Col. Bry-
an. Henry Durand was Obliged to get
Judge Shiras' positive statement that he
was not Bryan before thS Clo"u Woulu
disperse.
In the meantime Gen. Wheeler's double,
who was with the judge was also singled
out for a demonstration. This quiet gen.
tlemen is Hon. George Crane, of Dubuque,
Iowa, and with his wife is visiting
Florida with Judge and Mrs. Shiras. If
Gen. Wheeler and Col. Bryan were in
this state and 1 should see Judge Shiras
and Mr. Crane sitting down, ! would I'M
hesitatingly take on oath that they were
Bryan and Wheeler. aud / know Bryan
well and am intimately familiar with
Wheeler.
This is a case where a test of personal
identity might become a veXed question
if all the parties were within the bounds
of the state. 1t forces the conclusion, as
other cases have done, that We do not
give, from a legal standpoint, due con-
sideration TO the subject of personal iden-
tity, and many an innocent man is there
fore unjustly suspected
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-14
TALLAHAssEE's OFFICIALS.
Large Mass Meeting Held and Nomi-
nations Were Made.

Tallahassee, Fla, Feb. 1S.-A Demo-
cratic city mass meeting. assembled at the
City Hall last night. A large crowd was
present, much enthusiasm was manifest
ed, and everything went through by accla-
nation. The following ticket was nomi-
mated:
r. B. German, for Mayor, A. H. Will
liams, clerk and treasurer; w. II. Chan
cy, assessor; w. d. Wilson collector; T.
II. Randolph ]. A. Edmondson, John T.
Bradford and julius Ball for councilmen
The election will be held on the goth.
Bids for putting in an electric light plant
for the city of Tallahassee will be opened
on the 18th. Three parties from Atlanta
one from Birmingham and one from Nash
vile are here preparing to submit bids
w. e. Culver, an electrician from Troy,
Ala is here to represent the city.
DIR. Harlan d. Brown of Gainesville has
been appointed assistant surgeon for the
Second Battalion, Second Regiment, state
troops, with the rank of captain.
The National College of Anatomy will
give three exhibitions here beginning on
the 18th for men only"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-14
Trial Bottle B. B. B. Cures
All Blood Troubles.
CANCER, LOOD POISON,
Aches and Pains, All Rundown,
Pale, BIoOdIess Skin PimpIes.
RHEUMATISM AND CATARRH.

Is your blood poor? Is 1t thin?
Nose bleeding and headache? Pricking
pains in the skin? Skin pale? Skin feels
hot and swollen? All run down? Blood
bad? Have you pimples? Eruptions?
Scrofula? Eating sores? Itching, burn
ing Eczema? Boils, Scaly Eruptions?
Skin or Scalp Itch? Cancer? Blood,
Hair or Skin Humors? Tired out, with
Aches and Pains in Bones or Joints? As
tired in the morning as when you went
to bed? Hereditary or contracted Blood
Poison? Ulcers in throat and mouth?
Swollen glands? Rheumatism? Ca
tarrh? Have they resisted medical
treatment? If you have any of the
above troubles, Il. b. B. Botanic Blood
Balm) should be taken at once. B. b. B.
is different from any other remedy be-
cause b. b. b. drains from the blood and
entire system the Humors and poisons
which cause all the above-named troub-
les, and thus makes a permanent cure
and heals every sore, giving the rich glow
of health TO the skin
B. B. B. thoroughly tested for thirty
years.
If any sufferer has not tried B. B. b.
we win be glad to send them a sample
bottle absolutely fre@
Large bottles are sold at the drug store
for 81. six large bottles, full treatment,
So. Full directions for curing most o5sti-
nate cases with each bottle
For free trial bottles address or call
on Blood Balm Company 1855 Mitchell
street. Atlanta. Ga. Write to-day. De-
scribe your trouble, and we will give free
personal advice. fNfN ~