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HOUSE COMMITTEES.
Appointments by Speaker Reed to
Fill Vacancies.

WASHINGTON, Jan. - Speaker
Reed, just before the adjournment to-
day filed the following appointments
on the Ways and Means Committee
caused by the death of ex-Speaker
Crisp. giving the seat to Boatner of
Louisiana.
The vacancy on the Rules Committee
was filed by the appointment Of Bailey
Of Texas.
Stokes OF South Carolina was as
signed to the Committee on Agriculture
and Public Buildings and Grounds.
Charles Crisp, son of the lG te Speak
er. who was elected last month to serve
out the remainder of his fathers term,
was assigned to the Postcf .e and
Mileage Committees.
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A NOVEL SUIT.
Nuch Interest Taken in Libel Case
at Santa Barbara.

SANTA BARBARA, Jan. 12.-The
trial of the libel suit of Gerrand Grand
VS.. L. G. Dreyfus began to-day. The
plaintiff alleges that the defendant
stated in the Fren'h language in the
presence of parties who understood
MIN that he would have plaintiff ar
rested and sent back to the pendten-
tiary, whence he came, for which he
asks $4,000 damages and costs of suit.
Defendants counsel argued for nom
suit, but the motion was denied. 1t be-
ing a novel suit much interest is taken.
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SPECIAL THIS WEEK.
Four Timers Killed.

WARD (Colo). Jam 12.-Word has
just been received from the Adit tun-
mel. some distance from here, that four
miners, whose names are at present
unknown, were killed by an explosion
of giant powder in one of the big drifts
of the property. Several others were
injured. The Adit is one Of the largest
properties in the county. The accident
is supposed to be a premature blast.
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The Prompt Action of the Engineer
All That Averted Disaster.
Trial of John Dodge, Charged With
the Murder of John Mudgett, the
Wealthy Rancher, and the Subse-
quent Attempt to Cover Up the
Crime by Setting Fire to the
House, Begun at Napa City.

STOCKTON, Jan 12.-Shortly after s
o'clock this morning an attempt was
made to wreck a passenger train from
San Francisco at Ripon.
Two switches were broken open and
the train was run on a siding. The
prompt action of the engineer in re-
versing the engine was all that saved
the train from being wrecked.
Ii is thought that the men who
planned the wreck of the train did so
for the purpose of robbing 1T.
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A leg of mutton is easily eaten and
Gigested by a family of six or seven
but if the family suffers from Dyspep-
sia the mutton is never digested Good
digestion comes from using the herb
remedy, joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
joys Vegetable Sarsa parilla cures, and
the druggists know this even when they
try to substitute something not so good
for joys.
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ARBITRATION TREATY.
No Action rlay be Taken by the Sem
ate at This Session.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 12.-Private
talks among members go to show that
the convention of arbitration will not
have smooth sailing in committee. The
committee viii probably take up the
convention at its meeting tomorrow.
The members say that the document
viii be carefully considered both in
committee and in the Senate, and that
there will be no haste in taking the final
vote on ratification. The debate prom
iseS to be somewhat protracted, and
there are Senators who predict that
there win be no action on the subject
at this session of Congress.
RUSSIA ANXIOUS.
LONDON, Jan. 12.-The "Chronicle's''
Washington correspondent telegraphs
that Russia has been most keenly anx-
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Secretary of War Lamont.

NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-The stock
day elected Secretary of War Lamont
a director in place of V. H. Payne. 1t is
inferred from this that Mr.. Lamont
means to take up his residence in this
city again after March, and give his
attention to business pursuits.
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Committed by Unknown Parties.

PASADENA, Jan. 12-Coroner Camp
bell held an inquest this afternoon upon
the remains of David McAdam, a store
keeper of I4amanda Park, who was
found on the floor of his shop in a dying
condition yesterday morning. Very little
evidence was heard, and that conflict
ing. The verdict rendered was to the
effect that deceased came to his death
through a gunshot wound inflicted by
some party unknown.
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San JOAQUIN Valley Road.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 12-As the
result of the visit last week of the Di
rectors of the San Joaquin Valley Road
to Fresno and the country Immediately
south of that city, it is likely that con-
struction work south of Fresno on the
proposed extension of the road to
Bakersfield will soon be commenced.
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BANK FAILURE.
A Seattle Savings Institution Closes
Its Doors.

SEATTLE, Jan. 12.-The Seattle
Savings Bank suspended to-day, post
ing the following notice.
This bank is closed by order of the
directors. DepOsitors Will be paid in
full"
The liabilities are $4,000; assets,
100000, F. l.. F'ehren, Cashier, said
there had been gradual Withdrawals of
deposits since the recent St. Paul and
Chicago bank failures. The bank was
established in 1891.
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Hurder and Suicide,

ALTON Qll), Jan. 12.-Joseph Burk-
hardt of Edwardsville shot and killed his
fair young wife and then sent a bullet
through his own brain. The deed was
the sequence of life of domestic un-
happiness. Burkhardt was a wealthy
contractor.
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HOldaUp at Astoria.

ASTORIA, Jan. 12.-At o'clock this
morning a single masked man held up
the Watchman of the street car stables
and opened the cash drawer. He Sc
cured $40 in small change. He escaped
without identification. The police have
no clew except that the man appeared
to be familiar with the premises.
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Ouijado's Wounds Resulted Fatally.

NAPA, Jan. 12.-Frank Quijado, who
was shot by Constable Secord on Fri
day while resisting arrest, died this
morning from the effect Of his wounds.
1t is not expected that Secord will be
punished, as he acted purely in self-de
fenSe
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IDAHO SENATORSHIP.
One Ballot Taken, But No Choice
Made.

SALT LAKE Jan. 12.-The first bal
lot for United States Senator taken to-
day in the Idaho Legislature resulted:
Claggett Pop) 30 Dubois (R.) 26, Glenn
(Pop) D, Nelson Pop) 3, Balantyne
(Pop) /, Angel tPop) 2 Cook (Pop) l,
Hepburn Rep.) /. No choice, thirty
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The account by DR.. Donaldson Smith,
the American traveller, of his recent ex-
plorations in Africa, will bear the title
Through Unknown African Coun-
tries" and will be profusely Illustrated
from the authors own photographs.
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FOrger Faulk.

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 12-Sheriff W.
S. Swan of Jones County, Texas, left
for home this morning, having in charge
J. r. Faulk, who was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Slanker a few days ago on
charge of forgery.
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Mrs. Hartley PardOned.

CARSON New, Jan. 12.-The Ne
vada State Board of Pardons to-day
granted a pardon to Mrs. Alice NJ
Hartley, sentenced to eleven years for
the murder of Senator NJ. d. Foley in
Reno two years ago.
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A Woman Seriously Injured.

PETALUMA, Jan. PA buggy
driven by Mrs. A. Lacque was struck by
the pilot of a railroad engine this morn
ing and demolished. Mrs. Lacque was
thrown a considerable distance and seri-
ously injured
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Los Angeles Chief of Police.

Los ANGELES, Jan. 12.-John NJ.
Glass was reelected Chief of Police to-
day by the City Council.
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Electoral Vote.

NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-The electoral
vote by States as the result of the
meeting of the various States Electors
is as follows: Mckinley and II Hobart
2T1. Bryan 116, Sewall 1JS, Watson Is.
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81 % instead of ST IS.

Ladies' Extra fine Cambria Sacque
Gowns, embroidery front, square
neck, large sailor collar. embroid-
broidery trimmed Elegant gar
ments ana extra values.
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Items From Dabney.

DAENEI, y. c., July %, 1897.
Mr.. Robert kittrell, of Watkins, was
a visitor here Saturday last.
Mr.. Thomas Short, of Richmond,
was in town last Friday.
Mr.. Daniel Clark, Of Virginia, is
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Mr.. Oaks, of Stovall, y. c., was in
town several days this week on bust
ness.
y good many of our farmers COM
menced cutting tobacco this week.
Mrs. w. y. Parham and Miss Matte
Toon, Of Watkins, spent a few days in
our village last week.
Mr.. L. c. Butler and family will
move to Raleigh about the fifteenth of
next month.
Mr.. 5. A. Burroughs has gone to
Panacea Springs. He has been sick
for some months and we hope the
change will prove beneficial to him.
Mr.. {. II. Williams has gone to
IIillsboro.
Dabney was lively with the pic
nicers" last Thursday. Some three or
four hundred colored people from Hen
derson enjoyed the occasion.
This section was visited by terrible
wind storm last Friday night. How
ever, the farmers report little injury
done to crops.
Rev. VIM. Porter held Il revival
meeting at Flat Rock church (this
county, last week. The young evangs-
list reports a good meeting.
Miss Mamie Kelly, Of Wake Forest,
and Miss Sudie Hart paid our section
a visit last Friday evening. to the
great delight of some Of our young men
The lovers OF that innocent game.
croquet, have removed their yard to
another ground. 1t will be remem
bered that some people objected to
croQuet being INDUCED in, for the
simple reason that small portion Of
the ground belonged to church mem
berS. Now, if reports be true, those
parties that raised objection to people s
playing croquet have been seen to
shoulder Il draft board and walk eight
or ten miles, at night. over rough
muddy road for the sake of playing a
game OF checkers. This man reminds
Us OF the one who said he ran around a
tree so fast he caught sight of his own
back. DIME Boy.
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i Chiid'S Health

depend almost wholly on the mothers,
not only before its birth but afterwards.
A sick mother can't properly care for her
child health. A sick mother sometimes
bears healthy child, but it isn't to be
expected. Maybe the baby viii possess
the appearance of health, but will lack
stamina. Maybe innate weakness will
develop in after years. Every woman
should be particularly careful of her
health during the period of CESSATION
when the child is really part of herself.
During all this time, she should keep her
body strong and pure and she should take
proper precautions against her time of
labor. For this purpose Dr.. Pierce S
Favorite Prescription is prescribed. 1t
has been used in thousands of cases, with
the most gratifying results. 1t is a tonic
to the whole body but particularly to the
organs distinctly feminine. 1t so prepares
the system for childbirth as to render ii
almost painless. 1t cures all female
troubles and promotes regularity.
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Notice of Incorporation.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLYN A

To auto Whom 7aese Presents .Shu!i Come
-GREETING:
hn0ec H. That it appears from the
Clerk of the superior Court of Vance
county that the following named persons
Melville Dorsey, William X. McNair and
Alexander ). Davis. heretofore on the 26th
day of June, 1897, Signed and filed Articles
of Agreement for the formation of a prl-
yate corporation before said Clerk. and
copy Of said Articles of agreement, duly
certified by said Clerk under the seal Of
said CoErt, have been filed and recorded
iii this office, as prescribed in chapter 81
of the Acts Of 1898.
Voc therefore, Under the power and
authority vested in me by said chapter 81 )
of said Acts Of 1898. do hereby declare
the persons signing said Articles of Agree
ment duly incorporated. under the name
and >tvle Of THE DORSEY DRUG CON-
PANI, for the period Of three years from
and after the %0th day Of June, 1897. for
the purposes set forth in sSid Articles of
Agreement, with all the powers, rights
and liabilities conferred and imposed by
law on such corporations.
WITNESS, my hand and the Great Seal
of the state of North Carolina at office in
the City OF Raleigh, this :t1th day of June,
III the l2lst year of our Independence, and
in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ninpty->even.
CYRUS THOMPSON.
Secretary of State
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NOTICE OF ELECTION
Upon the Question Of Taxation
for Public Schools in The
County of Vance.

Pursuant to the provisions uf Ehalt,r
i2l of the Acts nf the General t-~rulas
Of North Carolina, Session ut -, H.
Board of County Commissioners ol rr
County of Vance hereby order an Elrc
ton to be held in every Township
in Vance County, on Tuesday after iir
second Monday in August, lSH,, HAT is
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ScrOtula,
Skin Erupti0nS.

~crofula, Eczema, letter and SINH
lar diseases cannot be cured by local
applications Of ointments and lini-
1,Iy1:ts. for he disease is in the blood
and Can only be reached by a blood
remedy.
:. ). (~wift' Specifc) is far ahead
of other hIood remedies because it does
so much more. 1t promptly reaches
and cures the most obstinate and
deep seated diseases which they have
no effect upon whatever.
Mr.. Thomas n. Tinrey, of Corpus
Christi Texas writes:
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Littlcton Female College.

This Institution ha: a splendid and pron1he'''
remarkably heahil section of country. IN the MIDST VI
region of noted Mineral Springs. 1t has large and beau
tuy shaded Campus connodous and we'll equipped Du'
ines strong Faculty and a full and thorough oo'e'.r
Course at very TOLERATE COST. The Fall Term VIII
begin "Wednesday, September Ist 1917. FOR O'"osOo
address,
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THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1897


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REFORM WITH \ VENGEANCE

The hypocrisy of the PERFORMERS
IN their professions for '.Iocal self gov
eminent was forclbly illustrated II
every county in North Carolina. Oh
TIE iirst Monday ii July.
In the campaign IN 1894 aud 1896,
/ the "reform' speakers and newspapers
cred out loudly for ..local self-gov-
eminent" or, as some Of them called
ii, for '',he right OF the people 70 gov
ern themselves by e!ecting their cAn
officers. And yet strange to say these
"reiormers" have not allowed the peo-
pie Of any county IN the State to have
vote or voice IN the election OF a
single, solitary officer Of their public
! schools,
Had you thought Of this?
On the first Monday IN June a
county board Of education was elected
III every county-Eot by the people
but By the :'courthouse ring ofevery
county-by the County Commission
ers, the Register Of Deeds and the
Clerk Of the Superior Court. And OF
| last Monday a supervisor OF public
schools was elected IN every county
not by the people-but by the County
Board Of Education, the Register Of
| Deeds and the Clerk Of the Court.
! And also, on the same day five school
! committeeman in every township were
elected-not by the people-but by
the County Board of Education.
And thus it is, the management OF
all our public schools in every county
is entrusted to officers, not one Of
whom is elected by the people,
And this IS called "retorm," Pitts
boro Rfr0rM
"I.ast Summer one Of our grand-ch ldren
WAS sick with a severe bowel troubIe,' says
| Mrs. +. Ct. Gregory, Of Fiederickstown,
Mo. 'Our doctors remedies had failed,
then we tried Chamberlains Colic Cholera
and piarrhoea Remedy, which gave very
speedy relief For sale by NJ. Dorsey.
The great strike Of coal miners now
! gong on throughout the country IS eX-
citing interest from an unusual cause.
In all recent strikes Of any magnitude
the employers have depended upon
the men losing public sympathy by
adopting lawless methods. In this
strike, however, the men are protlting
by past experience, and not one I'M
| Ia ,f,1 ho- ed
any way may be attributed to strikers.
Such conduct will gain the respect
and moral support OF the public, and
Will rebound to the credit of the mi
ners whether they win or nO'.-PtlS
on Miner.
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For years I suffered
from Scrofula, which
seemed to grow worse
under the treatment Of
physicians. AT times
/ h c dreadful disease
would extend to differ
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SOME of the Northern papers are
saying great deal about lynchirg
negroes in the South, bu. not one
word is sad against the diabolical
crime for which they are lynched; nor
OF the outbreaks of mob violence
which have occurred North of Mason
and DiNon's line N the not remote
past. But these hypocrlical carpers
purposely look through far seeing
glasses only.
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IN
The
BLOOD.

emf parts OF my body, Causing severe
erup,ioIls OF the skin and untold suf-
ferinG. The many prescriptions l
took d;1 ne no good, and the local APP
plication OF remedies did not seem to
reach the trouble at all, for they had
nc effect whatever. l resorted to al
most every patent medicine recon-
mendet for the blood. but without re-
suit.
Chad almost despaired of ever being
rid of this dreadful faint in my blood,
when, by the advice of friends, began
to take $. ). s. (Swift's Specihc), and
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! Wei! Deserved Tribute 10 Il Noble
son Of North Carolina.

tors tint, American Tob,cc, Co. 70:
..,.,,.,. h,1I:a |.a Val,
''''S l''''1 'O'o''''' ''N''' -
/ one OF the grea, daliy newspapers '"a'
has been fighting the trua', had this
I 10 say abou. an en- 1nent North Caro-
1,r;,r one If .,e counsel far the de.
'T'''e
"M hen al the stores "ooo' ho.uuP,
and DuIITagglng ID genera by inc rust
were H. MI i u''e' d'''1iesSei ,,!0 Jl"E
on the Tex, a'fe"dy gwen d' . / nc h
iehat' the noe l'eiel'Se' ana -'o,'i-
ing but the Defense 'o-"I, ne
I'e1ehse VIII stahd OF IAN Oy tiie agree
ment or contract mace bet"eeh II
ana lis JopDtfS- he main slIPu-
iatIon IN mat agreement was i'ou
snaIt nave no o'he' Soou5 Oe'"ie
ours.
"Iic heIu INA, The purchase ny INC
+ American tobacco Co'i nahy u an
t''0 ,''''''l''0)' 6'''' "'''' BUSINESS
were 6'O"'eu up " % al 0'''' : ''' ''''''
uPfi8I'' Pu'C"d9e'
W. "i,ei 'e'i' al ~ IN !'o'l -'o'.'
| y 'ohl''el''.a'''"'' i''i ,'y a '0o0
tHdt MI. uiIel ''"'4 'i'a"0 '''1 "'o' VI
bad JoO, ana 'Aae A"luIE ''lo''ie'
lI7ln8 man, not even MI Ch"a'e
hl'hSeli' S""id nave uo''e 81 '''1' /,
70 StiIKe Ire from "'n'g 'ed''
J1Ty
lhIS IS indeed hIBh praise, ior MT.
Choate stands pre-emInent among the
great lawyers OF the age. Ana 10 De
accorded place IN the same rank by
one OF the great dallles that mouIdS
| public opinion N The metropolis, IS
tribute all the more to be appfecI-
ated. Mr.. fuiler'S success IN NE IS
very gratifying to his many trends,
OF whom he has most IN North Caro-
Ina.
Born III Fayetteville, reared IN nal
elgn, educated at TIE Homer SCloo'
IN Oxford, ms early manhood was
'!'-n' III III '''''''' ''''
..,,al ,a.a al;,.,aao w. ,,,c
tee ranid)v eytended over the adi,jn-
ing counties and the State. Several
years ago he was retained as the gen
I'' 1''. ol, " ,N- .l1
cai,..I -. a,, ,,,Ler ,,,, :, The State
and the duties Of his position necessi-
tated his removal to Ne" YORK CITY.
heie He was 6n' '.''o '0n''o'
wban, he ah;Ii,,es ,rera o,;cI,I, recna7
n :zed and admitted, and he soon was
on,ana ,I,a ,;.,n,r 40, of e;,n,,la
manners. aDproacbable to all. with con
summate tact, ability of the highest
order' strengthened by dhIgent s'udy
anu "Pl''Io"''oh' i" Dol" i0"le' VI 'i'ei' ,
49, a,'c - .ao,ar ar,- ,n,1 r,aa ,I,on
he has already achieved And as a
North Carolinan we are proud OF
him.
we copy the above nerIted COM
p!imtnt to a worthy ana talented
son OF North Carolina from the Oxford
PnfHf LfIG@Fr. 1t is high praise
indeed that is bestowed upon Mr..
Fuller, but not more 50 than his CON
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KEEP Your blood pure, your appe-
- ute good. your digestion perfec;
by taking Hoods Sar>aparilla. which
has power to keep you WELL.
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THE Railroad Commission has com
p.cted the work Of assessing railroad
property III the State for taxation. The
total valuation has been increased
about three million dollars over what
it was in 1890. The toll on telegraph
lc messages to and from points within
the State has been decreased from IS
cents TO IS cents for ten words. This
reduction goes into effect September
1. No change was made in the freight
and passenger rates charged by the
railroads, the Commissioners holding
that the conditions do not warrant a
reduction at this time.
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DIX. !. NJ. McBRAYEk Is a candidate
tpr the Shelby post office. He is bit
terly opposed by Democrats, Repub-
llcans and Populists. The Lincoln
J0wnaI says that ''whatever else Nc
Braycr may be there is no questions
about the fact that he IS the most ia
Gle and frequent lar in all this SEC
ton" y pretty bad record for
man who asplre5 to position under
the Federal government.
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TIE Senate refused 10 confirm the
nomination OF the negro Hargett to
be pos; master At Rocky Mount, and
the appointment is hung up for the
present. The outcome viii be watch
ed with interest.
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On August 10th. 1907.

upon the question of levying SPECIAL
Township Tax for the Public Nchonls %.
said Townships
The Board hereby determine, the amour,
OF tax to be voted upon 10y each Town,
ship to be ten G0) cents upon every hun.
dred (Sl00.00) dollars worth of property.
and thirty 600 cents upon every poll
Those in each Township in favor Of thr
Special School Tax for said Township
shall vote written or printed ballet With
the words "FOR SCHOOLS on II. aHi
every voter opposed to the Special Ncb@a
Tax shall vote a written or printed hall&
with the words AGAINST SCLooI.~.'
The Sheriff is ordered to post COPIES u
this order and notice on all the Public
School Houses in the County OF NWc'
and the same is to be published IA rlr
County papers. BY order of
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The
RIGHT
REMEDY.

This $. S. S. proved to be, for as
continued it's use 1 grew better, and
was finally cured completely of a dis
ease which had cursed my life for
years, and had withstood the treat
ment of many so-called blood re,ne-
dies, as we'll as of the best physicians.
S. $. S. also cured me of a severe case
of rheumatism. 1t is the only real
blood remedy on the market"
1t is not difficult to be cured Of any
blood disease, if the right treatment is
given. S. S. S. is the only positive
cure for Contagious Blood Poison,
Scrofula, Cancer, Eczema, Rheu,na-
tisn, or any other deep-seated blood
disease, for it promptly reaches the
seat of the trouble. 1t is the only
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DEMAND for supplies for shipmen, TO
the kIondykc solG region has made
July the busiest instead Of the dulest
month in the commercial year At Sc
attic, and has had an influence on sales
at Tacoma, Portland and san Fran
cisco, saws NL1ElttELs.