M'fZ.I SUPPLIED WITH BOOZEdepot empty- l liov liatl nothing ]K)silive tO go l»V lull VOUlUH'il a risk o! limL.ig something upon!/?(invi*lig:ition and their ventureOfficers Make a Kaid and Two Wagon Loads of l*ni*o lire Water.‘SecuretheroiM) si imm.v at Kr.sui:\t:i:lie Secures a l.iverv Team and .Makes Mis ICscape I’or Paris Inknown.Hour, whiskey anil other inloxi-cants we to taken fro n Bailie’s Drug Store this morning; at 10:1*0 Ity the sheriIV and his deputies in tho presence of a thirsty crowd and hauled through the streets to a coll in the jail where't was dolt sited under lock andkoy. Two wagon loads of the genuine labeled, stamped and soulud, guarded hy heavy deputies with imposing•ountcnanees wore/taken from thestore and an additional amount in a box with shorilV Humphrey holding it down made the journey from Frank Bailio’s house to the cell room in tho jail.This was obtained under a search warrant sworn out by the Central Committee of the Taylor Comity Anti Saloon Lenguo before a justice of tho Peace. Cn dor a like warrant a search was made of Jim Young's restaurant and a -mail quantity of suspicions lirpior obtained.Search of the drug store was begun shortly after nine o’clock and Frank Bailie hesitated until a quarter past ton when ho silently took a buggy and departed for parts unknown with no one inwas mil in vain. In consequence of thcit dclerniinalinii to see tin* inner working.*, of a ilrng store the Anti Saloon League had a search warrant sworn out which was signed by si\ uf ii oltiecrv. Kov. T. .1. Beam, Kev. I . \Y. (irillith. Jus. I'leaiii'hamp. John b’oss, Dr. ,M. C. Snow ami Curtis I lent.SheritT Humphrey, assisted bv John Payton. Mai shall Vickery T. A Mereditn, together with Hun Moore as drayman, went to llailie's drug store and made u search, in the meantime, (i. M. Iliad lev was deputized to wuteli the front of Jim Young’s restaurant while Cringe Campbell kept his eve on the rear. In the back end of the lust tloor intoxicant* were found. Thoy made un iin posing array when placed on an elevulor and lowered. Herr hot ties' with strange labels, in barrels and pine boxes, and in bushel lias* kct.s were scrured in large quantities.It is said that a larger quantity of whiskey was found than at any previous time. This whiskey L hnttled and llio bottles wrapped in packages with a label “Old Crow Whiskey in pluin English.Tho sheri IT and his deputies took pains to follow such instructions as “Iilass, bundle with rare and ‘‘Shake well before taking. They putled and perspired and labored, while tlig. crowd looked on and passed good nut mod jokes. In u half hour tho goods wore un-loaded at tho side door of the jail and tho wearied workers went in-I!i»♦TJ♦___TilThe in f tloorge .1to I ho shorill's dining room take a bracing cup of oolTeo. Frank llniliu is in Missouri.loItpursuit, in accordance with the seems that thoro was no ovidcneo Bible statement that tho “Wicked on which to arrest him until llio Flooth \V hero no Man Pcrsuoth.” intoxicant* wore discovered, and Ho left tho storo quietly took a then Mr. Bailie was gono. 'I’hero buggy, and was driven out of is no law lo bring him buck. Ilu town Along the St. Joe road by is bonded for 2,suo, »,ul if |,cMain Laird and passed by a number of farmers who woro coming into town.The Anti-Saloon League liavo boon working quietly for a long time and today buratod a tomb that made a sensation. Thoy have been cpiict observers. They took notice that suspicious looking boxes were hauled to Bailie oyi dontlv full and returned ‘to thePut Awaydoes not appear to answer charges at ne\l term of court his bond will he forfeited.It is strange that any man would insist in violating the law ns Bailie bus for the past eight or len ultra, and it is hoped that this is the end. Jt is the duty of ey ory good citizen to see that the illegal .sale of intoxicants is stopped. Tho Taylor County Anti. SalooiiiLeague is well organize! now and announce tlmt they am in for business. Let the good work go on.Your Heavy and buy lt;heivoat uii bigLoose k\*i OUR(h eivoat. lit weight i Long,William Spurgeon, the milk man, had an adventure yesterduyin coal.SORTMENTIS CPLETEthat'Cupanvafternoon with a colt he is driving to his wagon. The horses got scared at .i freight train and whirled, breaking the tongue about the cente r. Tho wagon then run upon tho broken tongue and broke the how.' Mr. Spurgeon ! succeeded in keeping his team • from getting away.one ot tin* its kind (iucsts fro mid (lari friends bet married cu e«*l times held at. l! Boyd, tho attended b lives and fTheru \ without a i in this cas quel. Wl taken of ll til no one thing iiiort of bodily arose and i revellers ii Unit, rang x and Himppt was follow to whom proudest ii the midst unumed I house and Johnson i vent to the erosity hew sworcd tho in lilting at proeiution. man can w max of knows thatThe Tilfriends in Johnson a1 )on’t wean longer, but buy one idour ncxv [spring Hats. Stetson s and Longlcy sThe larged Hue ever ford, atmil mom varied handled in lh-d-Cbompson Clo. £o.The Name Witch Hazel Tlie name Witch Hazel is much jahuscd. b. C. DoWiUu Ac Co.,|Chicago, arc the inventors of the original and only genuine Witch i Hazel Salve. A certain cure for cuts4 burns, bruise*, eczema, tetter, ilea, etc. There arc ninny j counterfeits of this waive, some of -which ure dangerous, while they Jaro all worthless. In buying Witch Hazel Salve see that the name b. C. DeWitt Co., Chicago, is on the box and a cure is certain. Sold bv all druggists.Murderer DunSt. Jose) Dear Wife “I guess morrow.“1 have all day lolt; come I d get to net leave my l and vest,| with *12.shoes, ou.': one lookir all you ar “Don’t any. Ho know 1 di committe gets oldthese thin he in list ii* murdom truth of ushuined “Tell