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The Springfield herald., 1897-10-01

ADVERTISING RATES.
7j cents per inch. single colamn, each month.
No preferred position given.
pusincss Locals, 10 cents per line each insertion.
'nra ,ientio.s, IS cents per live each insertion.
.LroAr. ADV: Final proof n"ticcs $500, single
Contest notices $500 each.
,il other legal printing subject 10 rate OF 10
c.nts per line for first Insertion, cents for each
sddtinnaI-nonpareil measure. nine words 10 4
hus, uulass otherwise contracted.
fhesc rates will be strictly adhered to.
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,n,t Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Lilo Away.

Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Lilo Away
II you want to quit tobacco using easily
full Of new life and vigor, take No-To- Bac.
tho wonder worker, that makes weak men
strong. Many gnin ten pounds in ten days
Over 100, ,OOO cured. Buy No-To-Boc OF your
druggist, under guarantee to euro, soc or
a 90. Booklet and sample mailed free: Ad.
Sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago or New York
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l.. A. WIkOFF.

EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
r,,:crcd ut tire post oiirc at Springfield Colorado.
as second class matter.
SUBSCRIPTIONS. 81 % PER YEAR
Invariably III advance.
Published Friday of each week.
The Springfield herald., 1897-10-01

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-15
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Ire su-%ew YORK eT'@kef eleven were
t=sslr h+-aten hr sha Es~rf.s9 e5even q,
Tfv.r9vtaa e. steraay.
The rsa-ror~afsr aIfarcn ~ Csreab~ View
Te-K eafuroeeI u s--ares W.A E0T1t-
Rate far n8yor On 0c.oher
TIE tHr@s Esrz@ oor5sge u1.1s ~ Esria.
O. wssch shat Gawl siE years aED. 1ave
hssn 0o1raf hv local eapsta8s-s and VII
- Started azssr-
ere Frrrre rppaa fc ~ Ma Esrl ans Alb
- rsu=ef az %FW Tex Tuesday ~ IT,
ks rE dominating gaz-
NJ Rmss@H WArd-s body was sh8gped
frerr y asat3a0d Ia. 20 LoUd7n for ara-
t.rnsssf yeetsTisy Tais clears ~ tae
r-yztery u tts wsereahg1's
TIE nnw German fTonelsA Kaiser WI
kez1E fAver TaeA4ay- So Vas cssTtstsre1
~ Princes EearF C Prussia
THE 5ass~ua tao-ai Asssclzrson g possc@
49, Tesegrs ttse szlpertss- fnd E1ts ~aef n an-
nai sessen a. %ss1Tslbs yz1srisy. Re-
par-s cs afLlcaTs wHra Submitted ard
r9srse-rae ea n1Fa2rs.e cGT& Tor ths
Esxg Fsar Reas 4pprssf~i-
- - Eztra4n eresssErT aErt a. IL
asaG hrtnvs particulars - re aeafs -
EntE-& states R'ssaa~tas kEsneetGr : e
zsraan a. q plaes. y wandered 20
ts1s BRACE w SICK w4s fgzat E1coa-
.-s al4 takaa - rs aasgs.-al ~a@ss as
&AL Tbs e4&se wss 2rzxF
re crsss-exafr s2atton g Theoaare A
E-sztt o. tEse charge - nE.aFferzaE - srz5-
So @4u Fr&nEsse9 yesterday. lie &eeszss
70 AazRer Many qaeS1}azsz - re gros-&
tss1 30 &az58 l2e~sE nate Eisnsas3f. sGe lsst
ass sssY-earEro8 W6Nn @sEes a1egnrr he
g. t-2l - .,~@s4L@-4ezs A--4 assz 2-segy.
AxeS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-15
THE NEW SCHOOL BOND LAW.
Attorney Generals Opinion on Its
Application In Old Bonds.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-Tntsllfgencer
OLYMPIA. Sept a In reply 70 a aaes-
ton from Superintendent Browne. o. pub
lie instruction, Whether the provisions Of
the Law. section III code Of pTihlic lnstrue-
ton. apply 70 ho1dsa Indebtedness created
prior 20 the enactment Of that law, an
opinion has been given - Attorney Cen
efal Vance. In which he says.
That portsoa Of TIE code q public In
sETzzcfsna devoted % the question % bond
ed Indebtedness on ~ fsee parporss 30 r
Isg merely - indebtedness Incurred under
the provisions OF the act. Tie View g. far
Their strengthened ~ thu fact that the
Immediately succeeding section 20 the one
cited BY yov. PROV dee fhaf when xcho1i
districts have previously thereto Incurred
indebtedness Of q certain kind for certain
par poses they may. without a further
vote q the neorfe. exchange their Old
bonds for new bonds under the code thus
bringing themselves within the provisions
OF the rev act.
'sThis fnclsnes me 10 Ire belief that the
option is leff 20 the variogs school dts
tr8cts - continuing the bonded Indebted
created. or. hy fhs ncs % *
csangs % bringing Il wifh4n TIRE rrovi-
ssomk q the usw law. ADVISE you there
faTe. that IN strict legality. ire levy u
taxes IN old bonded Indebtedness shoais
proseei IN ths method laid down by sne
isw under whien Is WAS created. Tits. a
course can be varied hy a general statute
regulating ire method - levying ne tax
-. ngi the Pew school code does not 40
vary e.
Il would suggest that. 20 place the ma
ter beyond controversy. tna wiser pian
would - 20 have fse levy prem I'd by tn
Local board x scnc1l commissioners ara
~ them certified 80 the rountg commits
sionsrs. ard shas ne levy ~ ceT arrns-f ~
the beard 81 c0uuFy commissioners ze-
c0ruinE a tGs 0rdinaFg form % Law"
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Look

before you leapl But, If you
aass 60 to klondyke, you
should have reliable food
The cheapest baking powder
because it goes farthest and
never goes back on you) IS
.Slhskkirss Bs5k
The cheapest tea IS Seh'i-
.isrs Besk. because II tastes
good and IS all tea.
Sehilissg's Besf coffee goes
farther than any other-no'
-cause i IS stronger. but be
ause IT starts the day right
. seas snessy
80 zsN@s
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TO CURE prsrErsr..
4 New Rem~sy which win -.

q
~. or.ic oszpeE~sa r. consxssred hw n.a-v
ssSpss - y nearly II net quite f-s~ssrahs-
30 Eoad reason car Be given So -
Lax 20 except that perhaps eney 49,
t1s74 Various remedies w4shssst ry,sses ~
So 9@sei1I But THE progress in ere~v
Dfanca o. medicine has beer rzlch -,
1it-9nE other things lasting cure so- -
$500 n rs chronic forrs IA wei a.
temporary. has tsexn dfScc.eys.l - - -.
plaeess before the rsabls. xt-sesss, :. -
nssrsts as permanent eyre fer a. .s.-s
aen Troubles or difficulties with fhA ~.
gestiv4 organs. a.
4nss Rev freatmenf T. eaIsed ssna~...
SFsp~rsla Tablets. being put 90 IN sahsa-
t@ffn 90 a. 70 Dc easily taken ard afse -
preserve It's Eood qualities for an snSeensss
aengfa Of time
This remedy has rrospxaa sr,-w.-s.s
ieets N TIE worst forms % snaix-sfser
ss.1 = many eases where orsgaarr rsasa-
1lss tailed 20 give even relief efua~4.x
Dyspepsia Tablets have fully 4ssreS
The splendid results from ssxlns ia.
PREPARATION are. oxlag 70 the sa~f fans !,
= prepared and Intended for Dyspepxsa
ara stomach troubles oulv. II - 80. :
eare-all. IKE 70 razv asverss-ss -, -. :
dies. claiming 70 cure everything una.r s.
suh, rHt u Is eiainse5 that Il = 4 eer.afs
cure Tor DYspsRsss and anyone sufY.~sxsg
from any form Of INDIGESTION eauno. fs5g
to get permanent relsef and cure from 80
use. '1s ts7
y Is 80 prepared and the fn=redseu.z AZ.
OF saeh nature that when ire tar.ies.
SIC assn INTO fAe stomach they digest the
tfe1 70 matter whether the stomach 4 n
s9oa Tfkinx order OF not You gst sssa
fsnance and strength % mind and BODY -
reason OF the food being properly sl-es,sss
and ~ fAs same time the rnuel-a ssy,xe4i
stomach = allowed 70 rest and recaperats
notwithstanding the great dement's - 10
ceriFed from stUaTf's Dyspepsia Tablets
We psace y bar oec for fsli-sized packages
and al druggists eel them
little book on Etomach Diseases males
frse By addressing the Stuart Co. Mar
shall. Mich
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-15

To the people the danger from a
given disease 10 measured hs the
pain and annoyance that n gives.
while the fact o. that often the aiost
dangerous sad fatal illnesses are
marked by the miidaess of their be-
ginning. and their comparative free
dom from pain and annoyance. On
the other hand. the least dangerous
beyond their gravity.
The test OF "a doctors skill de-
ponds on his ability ta distinguish
fatal disease before AZ has secured
such n hold on the patient as to be
hopeless. ABILITY used at such 81
time viii cure. s all depends. ia
such eases, whether the proper doe
tor in consulted. ~ n doctor with
out ability or patent medicine T.
relied ON. the NEST dreadful results
are liable To follow.
The people sec doctors and medi-
zines with big reputation falling
out of sight. while the fame OF n few
doctors continues TO increase, and
sooner or later the people learn
that those doctors aud advertised
remedies who fail and disappear
lack the necessary merit that sur
yfve. the test OF time.
The reputation OF the Copeland
practice has lasted through years
because of the ability OF its physi-
elan 10 distinguish disease. to-
gether with the necessary knowi-
edge properly applied TO make
cures.
IL fs ny tho superior quality of the
Copeland practice that ~ has con
tinued. while other practices have
had their day and fhen disappeared
from public notice. The majority of
nil those who have given voluntary
practice had run the gauntlet of
patent medicines and inferio doe
tors. To them the Copeland trent
ment was the court OF last resort.
They had wasted the time when
cure was easy, aud had sought skiIi-
full treatment at DIR. Copcfand's
hands when a cure was difficult.
numbered by hundreds. With ali
this tribute so superior skill. the
one-tenth has not been told. Those
terrible eases that meant conramp-
fion. cancer. dropss. fetal deafness,
which have been checked, have not
nor ever viii he told, for those thus
snatehed from danger were often
not aware themselves Of what had
been accomplished I'm their cases.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-15
..e.rR RATES FOR HACKS.
q. x<s~aaae Proposed In Councfi
uIt Meet Opposition.

-, r,suafch 90 the P5st-fntelligencer.
rsrou4 Sept. H.-Hack riding In THIS
- stsch has for some time been Tsry
..zssh,s n cost will soon become a
- 4. II Councilman Kitfy's new
~ srssnanes becomes a law. This or
- was Introduced az the last meet
= me CITY council. ard AZ Thurs
"A s.ssfss meeting vii come up for hral
- sad passage. The ordinance pro-
- ~ th< following rates One passen-
am oe,ce or stand. eight blocks or
= esxfs: ons passenger. twelve blocks.
- additional passenger. 80 cents. one
s<sxsr. sixteen blocks. SO. each addi-
81 5sszenxer, 80 cents; one or four pas
s.rrx thirty blocks. s.. passengers from
- n boa.s 70 hotel. s. cents each;
- 81 drsylng. agst hour, s. each addi-
-! heur no round trip 70 tAeatera
| ! n.t;<s. three or four people, s.: round
Z. ! ,aesler OF parties. one or two per-
rxE No charge Is 20 be made for chill
- zpasr years Of age when accompa-
u II staits
ssoyt vas made some time ago 20
= ID ordnance 10 this effect. but IL
| 9 fsnbersd peacefully in pigeon hole
= NEE ard IN all probability this orai-
x.sx I'll. be brought under a hypnoilc
80 y certain portion OF the popula-
3 10 nach interested In 50 momaa-
- sssssscn to allow II 70 pass unao-
frsd
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also several merchants from dt~ersa.
parts OF the state The balance are La
oofeTs for other places. and they viii lie
Kept under guard until landed al the fsr.
from which they sailed
Included IN the ships cargo IL sss bales
OF silk, valued AT si7ssss which viii be
shipped East without delay.
Leon -. Ford. who bearded The steamer
AZ one OF the japanese ports. II going ~
the klondike Re got OF the boat a,
Victoria, where he wiI provide himself
With an outfit and study Up the trip gen
orally. he is the flrHa person from 80
Tar away to make the trip. bat from
what the officers OF the ship say he Ger
tainly viii not be the last. as the gold
fever has penetrated Japan and China.
causing many people 20 talk OF making
the trfp.
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my slt0ulder-bla6eS My ewes were weak
and had ringing ana huzainG lu my oars.
Co0ld not sleep. and would see az iD ia
morninE feeling miserable and worried
Nhiie tr general uv ease Was Nke those
cases q cstarr6 81 the ne8d ard throat
bad So often seen described I'M tha Papers
BY the cured patients 81 the Copeland ply
sicians. it taoS orc form that made ne
doubt Tor q l0nE time Whethcr or mog they
could cure me AZ regular Intervals /
would have gathering on the slice 81 my
uoSe 3hat W0uM break 8ua dischaFgc great
quantities 81 offensive matter, This would
relieve ne for q tirae hat ] would soon
have 90 80 thfough Il al again. Mv fAca
and head would swell up 80 that ! could
hardly breathe. and I suffered terribly 1
tried every remedy that I ever heard o.
hut set nc relief ! consulted doctors. ard
they foid me that I must go oA suffering
they could DO nothing Tor me. OF course
under these circumstances 7 was BADLY
discouraged. and felt that LIE was not
worth liying. / finally decided 10 beEia
treatment with this Copeland physicians.
ard they cured me completely. Ms health
= now better than II has ever been IN my
life p"
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The Seattle. r.eoms pa...nxer..

Special Dispatch TO the Post ntesilgencsr
TACOMA. Sept. H-Steamer city % s.e-
aifle sailed a. o'cscck tonight FOR SEATTLE
where she vii remain untn tomorrow
morning and then continue 20 Alaskan
ports. AL day long wagons loaded win
freight have been deT,ositlng their loads
On the dock. a small army OF aeck-hands
storing them away FL the bold OF the ship
Among tire passengers from thls city was
+. f White. who takes 70 sksgaay with
him a Bakery outfit. The other passengers
sailing from Tacoma were: J. II Ackfer
Mr. ard Mrs. II. Bird Mss Bird w a
Press. Louis Holmes ID G. Brown Ernes.
Brown. r. r. Willis A Gehris. Charles
Carroll. G. J. Hanabi0ofu II Boutwell, ].
If. Dundas j. D D.nson
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-15
Pl)IICEHEN's PLEA.
- MORE WAGES PROM ia
mrA CITY couscn-
-. Lever Than I'm Other
x...~ Faweeft Hooks
r.xryins Fraaehise of Ia
s.,,wsy.-orientai Liner In.

,,.,o,eh 70 ire Psst-Inieiiir%acsr.
:sav 60 sep.. Is-Wi'h priess a .i'.
49, 80 the Ess md wages iaksaag
II 2 - iu.np. the policemen q t'le
pe1 re- sho1sd receive z.ore
III -. - sn3azt q sork trey %.
- = e. 49, NJ atn5er . hours hey
Z -. ss.T 4 pssislsH . tae cry ez'5n-
= = s 80 eireslsssd for slxaa ara u
-. mnserslgned Menoers . kee
- =. .s..,es fsre4. 10 rast TRsase fasty
So 30 honorable body 70 Increase
xssx -, ~ - osyie-rs q lnis force - .
= = 80 = vea hat ~ salary a. resent
- "a al ms osher city % sFse
i 80 - -. ray al San Franc. eco Tor pa
o. =. rs or ns5afn a. Portland. 50
49, ~ st seaffle, 80 PER month,
So - - ges hus 81, ard have . dis
80 80 -. 4 Il and Is pr cent FOR cash
~ - - 4 Inadequate 70 SUPPORT man
g - <sysily. ard provide tae nsres-
~ $3.50 Winter + nov approac.z tng.
~ 80 ~ .sfrseers are required 20 ps3fchaae
- - ss'1.klrx ard SHOES. ma kilE the ex-
&c 1899 Feiiexing scr Fequest 70 ls
re-sssss ard tust. W Htost respectfully
-. : "a you FOR gaar considers ton
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-15
ENCOURAGEMENT for the Feeble.

So long as the failing embers OF vitality
are capa bic of being rekindied into a warm
and genial glow, just 30 long there Il hope
for the weak and emaciated invalid. LIST
him not. therefore. aespond, but derive en-
cosIra cement from this, and from the fur
Their fact that there Is a restorative most
potent in renewing the dilapidafed powers
% q broken down system. Yes. thanks 70
its unexampied tonic virtues. Hostelter's
Stomach Bittsrs Is daily reviving strength
in the bodies and hope in the minds Of the
feeble and nervous Appetite. refreshing
sleep the acquisition Of flesh and color.
are blessings attendant upon the repaYa-
tive processes which this priceless invlg-
GRANT speedily initiates and carries 20 a
successful conclusion. Digestion n re-
stored. the blood fortified, and sustenance
AFFORDED 10 each DEMONSTRATING organ by
tha Bftters which Is inoTensive even 70
the feminine palate, vegetable IN compost.
ton, and thoroughly safe. Use Il. and re-
gain yigor,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-15
raxcETT REFUSES TO sign.
ETpigAt-Carryinx Franchise ordf-
ssar< AnssIied by His Obdaraey.

EkxesA Dispatch 10 the Posfinteiligencer
TACOMA, Sept H.-Mayor Fawceft Is
| Fz sbturz.s ID his attitude toward the
EssmaS Railways Company. His latest
Eers 10 refuse to sign the freight haul
h srancAlse granted 10 the company at
L. asi SESSION u the council The orsil-
E.zzs among ether things. provides that
N aaynT ani city comptroller must sign
y sr.raet e. the part Of the city. This
/ , asycr refuses 70 90. aud should Dc
E>A1 % his resolve. there is no telling
pa SHAPE the AFFAIR might assume. as
p Nv h pain On the matter and must
Bred ap 70.
ne mayer night weaken when the
fans scrtss are put On. but 81 pres
r. b sacss'a deaar; attitude. The rail-
|ssn aarpaay has {, IN is power 70 be-
|E nansamGs proceeding. should the
BARR persist n holding out. and ~ that
as I spaaa make things warm FER the
ns executive
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NC CARGO PROM TuE ORIENT.
tacoma Arrives with .
A'ssziksr From rsr-.x.,t,

~.@a nspasch TO TIE Post-Tnfelareneer
!. =. cegt. A.-Sfsaner Tacoma ~
-. s@sssTa Pacific Steamship eors-
! s 1l'issa = pert II neon ta3ay. hsv-
" ssA,a 80 tons - Oriental freight
~. 'etss~ing passengers. From
:. ss-'sesl-L RasenshaI. ~ifs ana
2 ks1rson ara wife p n rev
81, :, s.ssens Ms II EuutS. Fr8nl
\. = 6reeu. Henry Asaeu. rr.
n ssachigren and wife. Ms
-Fdsqr ard Miss Tssa ranE
hefe vsre three Chinese steer
rs Ter Victoria ard sixty for
seventeen ~ thsse Chinese are
- we were entered AZ this port.
s1Aes fron hare There see
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INFLATED TOO MICH WEALTH.
~sHiefss Relieved of Cash en- One of
fseams.s Main Streets.

80. p.sFaseh 10 the Post -Tutellirence-.
lskA SCI. Ill C. Parker. sup
- = y Taiiroad mar from Seattle.
= ass % 81 Railroad avenue tonight
sfr sfn and relieved ~ Slia. he
- - sAying nickei-in-the~sIot ma
- s'x tie evening. AID displayed
. = s.sfs ssFeiessiy. The htGhwaysner
49, 'slaosed him on his way home
-. - sass' pointed reviewers AZ him ana
- = e Aos3 az hls hands and saw
80 ~ eoeyed. while the third man
mi aFuesA him.
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Nr. Nm- a. Ieeehman. Hack ufa-
mond. Wash: II was bothered with ca
tarrh Of the head and throat mere or less
for ten years Last March | took severe
cold. which greatly aggravated the ca
tarfh and its effects became general and
constitutional l was continually hawk
INK and splitting 70 clear the head and
throat. tad "a had taste in my mouth
Ny hawelS were continually consfipatei.
NV kidneys became affected and caused
ne much misery I had severe pains In
the hack and other troublesome symp-
toms. I had ravenoas appetite. but my
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-15
INDIAN JUBILEE TO WIND Up.
Grand Red aep's Psstamdrum VIII
ffnsr Yakima -HfslIru sen~nr

rose hAttaER hHu-ffeAtHZ ~@1ssn-
Special fpsspatch 80 rhe pest TnteIisger>sr
NORTH YAKIMA wash sept Ia
The citizens q Takinsa are arranging sar
aa fnaian 5abiies ard bartsecus a. fhe
eud - fhe hop-pfekirR season over
81" aa wtn b. Distributed sh{~ uautn
among the pickers- ana IS There arr
ahcus se9 fu8laus here Including fhe
head ard subordinate chfess o. the Cel-
.illr Neg P*rrss. I-ngatfl3ss Epnkans~
ok8noEs1s Snakes ara Yakluas. e. =
believed that ere eEseTIalnn1ent all a.
tracr mary peer1s fro-n ahroaS The
state ssiT Er0Urds have A.ssn secured
srd fhe dates ranse6 are September p
Carfoeer I anf
The ealeftstns promise tkat the wfAr
dances vii ~ ~ uus~Bal stlen8or 49,
fhesr msost uete8 aaaeers ana u1sz5. -gas
nsen @s3th lsaresas5r costumes ~ fars
sssthsrs au8 uafut are here ca tsAe rarf
So ~ neses WalE waite swsn cart
Ssa1Gsssn. PEE NJ saIrf ae3 osasr cHbaf-
ta8us N 6frur- the councils eaFua srss
Aud war eee-anteTs Arrange f2s uts
have ssen rGsse far attractive gr1zss sa8
aerss ger gas saaAa and ntbeT lna. az
Faces
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Catarrh Since Childhood,
Now She Is Cured.
Mrs. Ella woods, 40 nrIment av-

Mrs. Ella Woods, Itfo belmont av-
enue. Seattle. Wash: II had catarfh all
my life. When two years Of age ! had an
attack Of fever. and since that time SUI
fered with catarrh until cured by Drs.
Copeland and Provost Ny tbroa; was al
ways sore. and would become 30 oiled up
that for weeks at q time / was unable 10
speak above a whisper. ] bad binding
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work on Wennfchee-Tsi-pR Road.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteiligencer.
OLYMPIA. Sept. A-Twenty miles OF
the worst portion OF the Wenatchee-Twisp
river road IL said TO be completed and In
good condition. and Il "a thought some Of
the appropriation Will be returned 10 the
state.
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WHY 1T HAS
OUTLINED
ALL OTHERS.

The People Have Judged the Copeland Practice
by Results, by the Character of Its Cares
Why the Most Dangerous Diseases Are Only
Detected by the Skill OF the Really Great Physi~
cians-A Lesson to Those Who Trust Their
Lives TO Inferior Doctors and Patent Medicines
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food gave me no strength and 7 continued
20 lose fiesh and strength. J suffered corr
tinually aud WAS very miserable Reading
az the great success 81 the Copeland treat
rnent 7 decided 10 try H. ! did so. and
naa feel Hike a different person. | gained
eleven pounds during my course. and feel
That I am once more a well man | am
very glad I took the Copeland treatment,
ard recommend II to all who suffer as
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