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The San Francisco call., 1898-03-14
SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco Call corner of Market and Third streets, open until IF o'clock every night in the year.
 BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street, corner Clay; open until 9S0 clock.
 S3s Hayes street; open until 9:30 o'clock 621 McAlister street; open until s:3o o'clock. 615 Larkin street; open until 9:30 o'clock. 1s41 Mission street; open until 10 o'clock 2261 Market street. corner Sixteenth: open until o'clock
 106 Eleventh street; open until o'clock 2526 Mission street: open until o'clock 1505 Polk street; open until 9:30 o'clock. N w. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky streets; open until o'clock
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW WESTERN HOTEI,

c Jones. Sacto
 s R Carpenter, Stock J Higgins, Stockton J C Bailey, Dixon F Freeman, San Jose J Olsen, Vallejo
 c Randall. Suisun J Crowley, Fresno O Sullivan, Visalia D M Watson. Haywd H c Hemsley. s Dieg
 BALDWIN " E Carol. Chicago S s Smith & ", ,Sacto N P Black, Clevelnd J G Williams&w, Wy s J Killion, Wyo W P Stein, Stockton A W Brooks, Stocktn G W Connor, Seattle c A Carpenter, N r M D Arthur. Vallejo H D Ford, U S N N H Mclean, l. Ang A R Crow. Sacto J James & W, Sacto H V Scanlan &w, NY G S Lewis, Berkeley
 GRAND Mrs P Davis, Coultrv F L Cole, Los Ang T A Lockwood&w,Ch C W Morton, Sacto Mrs H Bookson, SJose Mrs Rogers, Chicago C r Warren, Salt Lk R N Bulla, Los Ang H E Brown, Los Ang J Chandler, San Jose F w Taylor, Berkely F Sanford, Vallejo w P Giles, U s N J H Godfrey, Los Ang H H Shelberg. KansC Mrs J Heard. Medfrd c H Allerton, Marysvl N Jones 6 ", Chicago F ThIepen, Sacto " Walker, Sacto E Arnold 6 W, ,SLouis
 PALACE c E Shaver, Phoenix T A James&w, Phila c J Toe & W, Chicago D F Warnock, Chicago A Sewell, Maine c F Chandler. Boston W s Pullman, Chicago l. H Withey. Mich W Barnhardt, Mich J W Emery, Quincy H J Reiling, Chicago 4 E West, Stanford E B Stone & ", Cal Nellie de Valin, S Raf D Stone. N Y C R Rosenberg. Phila s c Miller, Phial Miss Beatty, Phila Mrs Albertson. Newark H Hespers&w, Newark Miss Meall, Maryland Mrs Fletcher. Ind Miss Fletcher. Ind Miss F Fletcher. Ind Miss Dickey. Ind Miss E Dickey. Ind Miss Jayne, Pa Mrs H c Starr. Pa Miss M E Oliver, Pa P H c Brierley, My Miss Brierley. Md q Bodenstein, Phila l. A CurtlSS, southport C Brytan, N Y G " Stratton. Altoona G E Stratton, Altoona Mrs Evans, Phila Nellie Evans, Phila Miss Garrett, Phila Miss z Garrett, Phila J M Atwood, N I c A Hedden, N " A A Grant, New Mex C H Morse&w. Chicago Miss Morse. Chicago Mrs Welsh. Phile
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A. O.: H. Division No. 1.-The twenty sa<SNS ninth grand annual ball of this d. NMM vision will be given at B mai B'rith ySM Hall 1ls Eddy st. on THURSDAY, sSEEe St. Patrfcks night. March IT. 1S9S. Vh MUSIC by Hibernia Band. Admission tickets, gentlemen soc, ladies free. Caid mille faitne.
 PARTLY LEE, President. T. L. CLANCY Rec
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

DIVIDEND Notice-Dividend No eS Qorty cents per share) of the Hutchinson sugar Plantation Co. will be payable at the office of the company, 327 Market st. on and after Monday, March q, 1898 Transfer hooks will close on Tuesday, March 15. 1898. at o'clock D. m. E. H. SHELDON Secretary.
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THE California Debris Commission. having re- ceiVed applications to mine by the hydraulic process from John E. Burton in the Green Mountain mine. near Mokelumne Hill. Gala Eeras County, to deposit tailtngs in Chile Guleh; from the Harville Mining Company, In the Harvile mine near Placerviile, Fl Do- rado County. to deposit tailings in Martinez Creek; from A. B. Jacks. in the Badger Hill mine. near Spanish Ranch Plumas County; 10 deposit tailings in Spanish Creek. and from the Star of Plumas Water and Mining company, in the Star of Plumas placer mine. near Bucks Ranch, Plumas County. to de- posit tailings in a ravine, gives notice that meeting will be held at room 5s. Flood building. San Francisco, Cal. on March 2S. 1898, at 1:30 D. m.
 ANNUAL MEETING+The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Western Sugar Refining Company will be held at the office of the company, 327 Market st, San Francisco. Cal. on MONDAY, the 18th day of March, 1898, at the hour Of F m.. for the purpose of electing a Board of Direc- tors to serve for the ensuing year and the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting
 Transfer books will close on Friday. March IS. 1S9S at 12 o'clock m.
 ROBERT ONWARD. Secretary.
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ST. PATRICKS day celebration-The A@ Irish national holiday will be ceie- NNNX 6rated on magnificent scale at the .ESX Chutes on THURSDAY, March IT, NS8 under the auspices of the County aNtk% Leitrim Social Club. Balloon ascension and literary exercises afternoon; Grand display 1ects including figures of Robert Emmet ard other Irish martyrs
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Builders Contracts.

Mrs c. c. O'Neil (owner) with William Bell (contractor). architect Edward A. Larsen All work for alterations and additions to make a 2-story frame building e nats) on Sw corner of Scott and Lloyd streets. 9, by w III 6; $1l40
 Same with the H. Williamson Company (con- tractors) architect same. Plumbing, etc. for same same; $40.
 Peter F. Dunne (owner) with Marcuse & Remmel (contractors). architect J. w. Johnson All work for 2-story frame building with basement and attic SW corner of Cherry and Clay streets. 40 by W 1854; sS500
 Marcus Getz (owner) with Edward Cox (con- tractor). architect none. All work for a 3-story frame building of flats line Of Page street. 15S w of Buchanan w 27 by 120; s710
 Mrs. Nellie E. Mitchell (owner) with William Hinkel (contractor). architect William Koenig. All work for a 2-story frame building on N by N 1376; S4300.
 Maria Ferroggiarro (owner) with Demartini 6 Pagano (eontractors), architect Paul Demar- tini. All work for 2-story and basement frame building with brick foundation, on W line of AlpiE6e street 100 x of Thirteenth. N 25 by " 90. ccing lot g. block Spreckels sub division of blocks A. and D, Park Hill Homestead No ?; $2sS0.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsAcT1oNs.

Ellen Kearns to Jay v. Lawrence, lot on N line of Eddy street, 55 E of Polk, 57:6 by s2 s10
 of Pine street. 1876 W of Franklin, W 56 by N 1876; s10
 ing 1876 from SEE corner Sutter and Frederick streets, E 34:412 by 137:6; gift and s10 - Clement Reudin to Elizabeth A. McCord, lot N line of Fell street, 1863 W of Central ave nue, W % by N 137 7:6; S10
 Abraham E. and Amelia k. Hecht to Elem ma, Marus H. and Bert R. Hecht Ctrustees es- tate Issac HechD, undivided 1-10 of following: Lot on SEE corner of San Jose avenue and Twenty-sixth street E 199:71a, 1893, NV 230. more or less, NE 54:1, N SOP; also lot on SW corner of Army and Valencia streets, sS:SN. w 120. N 1O4. 120:1%; also lot NV corner of Army and Valencia streets, S1:2%, NV 23O. more or less, SW 25:71z, E 122:0h, so, 11s:19s; also property in San Mateo County, qutclaim deed; s10.
 Same to Blemma Hecht. undivided 1-I0 same 4 descriptions), quitclalm deed s10
 Same to Jacob H. HeSht undivided 1-5 same qutclaim deed; Sl0
 Same to Louis Hecht Jr. undivided 1-5 same, quitclaim dee ]; S10.
 Potrero Land and Improvement Company to Jeremiah Toomey), lot on NV corner of Twen- ty-second (Sierra) and Minnesota streets 100 by w 20: grant.
 Annie Kiernan to Michael Kiernan, lot 2S, Gift Map 8: Si0
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MEETING NOTICES

SAN FRANCISCO Chapter No. 1, Royal k Arch Masons meets THIS EVEN ~N- ING. M. M. degree. H. c. PRINCE, xxx
 Secretary. " OCCIDENTAL Lodge No. 22 F. A H may5 mmaSalled meeting for e,o THIS 'MFEiM First
 degree. By order Of the W. M. I~N GEO. ROOT. Sec. GEO. ". TURNER.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

MONEY loaned on watches. diamonds. jewelry;
 low interest. UNCLE HARRIS. Is Grant av.
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RELIABLE boy, age 16, residing with his parents, German, wants to learn trade or work in store; best of references Address box 21oS, Call office
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SWEDISH-A frst-class coachman and gar dener wishes situation in a private family; can milk also; can give the best of refer ences. Box PISA. Call office
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Independent Riies-Lieutenant J. Staude Al, Lieutenant E. Moenning 34. Sergeant C. Korn- beck 3S; corporals-G W. Mitchell 43, C.: An drews and J. A. Starg 3s. C. Andrews 40, z. Schneider 34; privateS-E. Jacobson 42, J. h. Kuhlke 31. J. Minderman 37. H. Staude B.
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YOUNG man with good mechanical ideas would
 ike position assistant in some machine shop; good references. Address box 2109 Call
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of help can select their men at C. R. HANSEN & cos 10S Geary st. If you live in the country we can select them for you, satisfactorily and quickly. Cut this out for reference. Telephone Grant 1S5.
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YOUNG married wants situation as waiter; city or country. A. R. KING, 959 Folsom st.
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-continued.

LADY wishes housekeepers position or plain mendng 122 Taylor st., room g. YOUNG lady wishes situation as houSekeeper or do chamber work. 9S9 Howard st., Sixth, room IA.
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-14

BOY Is years old would like position in West ern Addition; can give references. Call or address 2436 Post st.
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YOUNG man wants situation; any work; un- derstands horses, COWS, garden; state the wages. J. A. MACDONALD PA Third St. references
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MALE HELP WANTED.

Three head choppers. s45 per month and found: second choppers, $40 per month and found; bark peelers. sSO per month and found; for exceptionally good company; 1855 woodchoppers red. pine, oak and man zanita wood s1 25. sl 10. s1. roc cord. for diff ferent companies and countiesl S6 shingle bolt makers, s1 50 cord 5e5 tiemakers. Sc, gc,
 10c and 12c each. MURRAY & READY. Leading Employment Agents. 634-636 Clay st.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

GERMAN second girl and nurse, lately from the East, desires situation. J. F. CROS- FIT & CO. 316 Sutter St
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-01-27
THE CAUCASIAN.
Raleigh, N. g., January q, 1898.
There have been several rumors

There have been several rum0rs
aaoat in Raleigh TO the effect that M
NJ. st John would resign his position as
Vice President with the 3. A. j.. Rail-
road and accept a position as General
Manager Of the Union Pacific system.
Mr.. st John denies the rumor.
The statements of those who have
been cured by Hoods Sarsapsrilla
prove the great merit OF this medi-
cine. Get only Hoods.
News reached Raleigh Monday OF n
disastrous fire in Durham sunday
night. The large storage ware house
near five points owned and used by
the American Tobacco company was
destroyed. The loss Is estimated at
10000.
Mr.. Claude NJ. Bernard who hos been
appointed to succeed Mr.. e.. u. Ay-
cock a. District Attorney OF the East
ern District was in Raleigh sunday
on his way to attend to his duties rs
Solicitor at Franklin court. lie will
resign his Solicitorship to take effect
February LIST.
Governor Russell Monday again re-
prieyd John Evans Tor thirty days
from January ~, the date heretofore
set for Evans execution. A member
of the Governors Council said today {:
"Under present conditions this will be
the last executive action In the matter.
AaAi II. at the expiration OF the reprieve,
the people at Rockingham still demand
his execution, he will be hanged. The
Governor and Council wash their
hands Of his blood.
The capitol fence has been removed
and now work will be begun terracing
the square, curbing the aide walks and
paving the street. The coping on
which the old iron fence rested will be
Immediately taken away, since the
fence is down, and will be carried to
the city cemetery with the fence. The
present curbing will BE- used where
the coping now is and support the
terraces. Entirely new curbing will
be placed around the entire square.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-01-27

all question the one remedy thai
can b- depended ON To- r~n.w fh.
vitality 81 f-ebl. persons.
This settled confldenc.. In Paine.
celery compound T. not n hear~ay
belief, but rest in nearly every case
on personal u-e or acquaintance
with men or women who hay. w.
stored TO useful health by no other
means. Tn. rapid change for ia.
better In color, fi.-h and expression
of the face L. 80 unmistakable that
repair of the wasted TISSUES might
well be called n renewal of life.
The process hy which Paine.
celery compound L. able 10 build
up health in IA. rundown body d.
not hard to understand when one
observes how surely 10 di-po-.- Tn.
bowels Ia act rsgardly. how u tn
creasc- the capacity TO take and as-
simulate food, and regulate. the
nerves all over the body.
The heavy, alarming pain In th.
back and lions Disappears; Tn.
growing palne-s and lo-s Of fie.h f.
stopped and bright's buoyant feel
ing gradually takes the place Of
that unending sense 81 tir. and
depression.
Paineis celery compound L. the
exact remedy for that large class
of feeble, thin-blood.d, often
hysterical persons whose greatest
need l. thorough rcfurni-hlng az
their blood with the red corpusceis
upon which health and happiness
I'm such large measure depended.
The extraordinary virtue az
Paine's celery compound 10 Increase
the proportion Of red corpuscle- I'm
the blood Is the sourc. OF its great
power over all blood diseases. rheu-
matism, neuralgia, kidney disease.
back aches. loss OF flesh and general
run-dow condition.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-01-27
DEBATE ON TINE cusam RESOLUTION.

The re pasiies.. VIII Uphold ,hs Prsss-
asns'. rotiey Tavsra Cabs-sp..k.r
Reed sTa Mr.. Bailey Have Net werss.
Special 10 The CAuc.srasI
WAsufssTos, ID. e., Jan. -, ies. --
Tae Col An beiIigerency resolution
which passed the senate about twelve
months ago was offered by the opposi-
ton 10 The administration III the
House, and that body has been en-
gagged for some day. in discussing the
question. II was offered a. sn amend .
ment u an Appropriation bftt, but the
Republicans fought IL 80 bitterly that
ii was defeat d. chairman III of II e
Foreign Relations committee, b, .
done everything in his power 10 sao-
tain the Presidents policy and prevent
action. Mr.. Hit insists that ii sutoL-
omy in Cuba does not give satisfac-
ton then the administration will act.
IL is well known that autonomy has
failed, and " heneyer the Cuban ques-
ton comes up it is singular that reports
from the islands are 80 framed as to
give color to the contention that the
situation there is not 40 grave.
Speaker Reed and Mr.. Bale have
had a very spirited controversy IS 10
an alleged agreement by the Speaker
TO have action on the Cuban resolution.
Bailey contends that Reed agreed for
a vote to be taken, whereas Reed fatty
and emphatically denies having agreed
to anything Of the sort. Hot words
were used by representatives on both
sides OF the question. The Republi-
cans will stand by the administration
and stiiie the belligerency resolution,
As their conduct now clearly indicates
Senator Butler Tuesday introduced
u bill to appropriate fifty thousand
dollars for the improvement and en-
largement of the public building at
Greensboro. lie say this is an urgent
case and one tina. needs the immedl-
ate attention OF Congress. He will
endesvOr to have the 10000 tackled
Oh as an amendment to one of the APP
preparation bills.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-01-27
NOT FOR EVERYTIRIG

But if you have kidney. ser or
bladder trouble You viii find " amp
Root just the remedy You ned. Peo-
pie are not apt to get anxios about
their health soon enough. If you
are "not quite we'll" or "hff sick"
have you ever thought that bur kid
news may be cause of your slkness :?
it is easy to tell by settff aside
your urine for twenty-fcur ours; a
sediment or settling indicat fan m
healthy condition of the idneys
When urine stains linen is eyi.
dence of kidney trouble. Too fire.
ouent desire to urinate, scaty SUP
DIV, pain or dull ache in thpack is
also convincing proof that re kid
neys and bladder need docfing,
There is satisfaction iTknowing
that the great remedy Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp. Root, fulflls ever wish in
relieving weak or disease; kidneys
and all forms of bladder al urinary
troubles. Not only 3S Swan.
Root give new life and stivity to
the kidneys-the cause trouble
but by treating the kidIss it acts
as q tonic for tie entire Institution
II you need a medicine 5u should
have the best. Sold b druggists
price fifty cents and Oh dollar, o,
bv mentioning THE ca AsIAN ant
: sending your address '2Or. Kline
|, & Co., Binghamton. \ Z, you ma,
! have q sample bottle this grea
discovery sent to you is by mail
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-01-27
FmE PAaTy srAses sslis,y " ma.

sesssss nssiss sss sAs p.v.is., 800, -.
ssss~stsi -sss Tea Nsss a-S.r...
TAe~-"
Hieaesy Tins.- Mercury
We hear no fnore from the gold.
bug prs about SENATOR Butler.
Rocky Mount sl-sch. Why l. this
The truth T. they couidnf stand
The eros, examination. much les
the oserw heiming direct txstimo-
ny Butler introduced. The suonoT,-
oily pres aad 81 rrcssors Of speech
aud personal liiserrIs-s, saw 4: was
hurting them aud helping him
They knew the accusation was ~
true. We, they hopcd IL would down
Butler and help to destroy, In III.
State at least. the Populi,i party.
the only COURAGEOUS David on IL.
political 'ieidsof American freedom
to-day. They realized that truth
anu RICH; are mlShticr thaa TIA.
combined powers OF corruption aud
that their at;.mp; t. down him
was elevating him and solidifying
and Strengthening HIS party. aud
that tile more they agiiat.d 10, TIA.
more contemplate IL made them
In the eyes, and conscionccs OF AN
honest, reading puolic.
They utterly failed To make out
their case. They know IL, bat have
not the honesty 10 confess IL. And
they have not even been fair enough
10 publish the Senator, defence.
With all these established truths
Senator Butler comes out OF IL all.
more than conqueror. lie has in
creased, while they have decreased.
And 80 long a. he stands for and
with oppressed masses against mo
nopoly, combines and the crushin.
heel OF the present gold standard.
he Will continue To increase. He
now has more direct following than
any four men Of any party in the
state. And they have been 50
welded To him by the intense fires
OF persecution, that even death it
self can't separate them.
Butler, in 1892, at the call OF his
party, took his life in his own
hands in battling for the rights OF
the great common people To think
and act for themselves. And those |
he so brayely defended then are 4
not so ungrateful As TO forsake
him now, especially when he is
still cOntending for the principles |
they prOfessed to believe and es-
pOuse: and principles which their |
enemies then hated, bat now pro-
feSs to love so much. Forsaking |
him, would be forsaking their prin- |
ciples, and being patriots they
would die first.
At that time, the lamented and
prosecuted Polk had been taken,
and Butler was the only man, il
seemed, who had the moral courage |
and ability to take the field and |
fight the peoples battles against |
the combined powers of an organ
lied machine. He did it success
fully and came out Of il all, I'M
stained. Even his enemies had to |
admit it. They fought him then
because Of the doctrines he preach
ed, and are fighting him now for
the same reasons. Hence, for these |
goldbugs and their allies to expect |
POpullsts to forsake Butler and
abandon the Populist organization
and go back to them, is the big
gest fool thing in North Carolina |
politics to-day. The ties that bind
Butler and his party together are
immortal and you can't separate
them.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-01-27

Prof. G. ii. Mebanc, the Superinten-
dent of Public instruction, has been
notified that several townships in Bum
combe county have raised $l,lOO by
private subscription for the public
schools.
The State will donate like amount,
in accordance with an act of the last
General Assembly. Whatever funds
are raised for the public schools
whether the result of an election for
taxation or by subscription, the State
donates an amount equal TO that sc.
cured.
Superintendent Mebane received 9
check on j. Pierpont Morgan Il Co.
Monday for $3.50 of the Peabody funC
for the State Normal College at Green
boro. The State gets near $4,000 o
this fund.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-01-27
BARKeD UP THE WRONG TREE.
Tho News and Observer Again Attem pts
to Create - Scandal, but the People
Smile and Will not Take It Seriously.

Tho News and Observer Again Attem pts
to Create - Scandal, but the People
Smile and Will not Take It Seriously.
One of the most silly attempts on the
part Of the News and Obser YER was in
its Sunday issue, in an article in which
it desired to convey abrOad-outside of
Wake county. the impression that
County Treasurer Knight, POpulist,
had his official books in such "mess''
that even an expert accountant was
forced to throw up the task to bring
"Order out of chaos"
Though we have made diligent in
quiry we fail to learn who the expert
accountant employed is-Or who au-
thOrized an expert to work on the
books. Mr.. knight certainly never en-
plOyed him nor did the Board OF
County Commissioners authorize it, and
Mr.. Knight states further that the re-
cord books were and are in his posses
sion, and no one could have access to
them without his knowledge. A re-
porter of the News and Observer, and
by the way the author of the article IN
question, stated to this writer that Mr..
III. ii. Roberts was the expert employ
ed. Mr.. Roberts when asked about it de-
MED ever having had anything to do
with Treasurer knights books, save
once, and then to make q copy of re-
port for the county attorney. So right
here is q question as to the truthful
ness of the News and Observer report
and Mr.. Roberts statement.
We are reliably informed that Mr..
knights books and records have been
posted up, proved, and attested to as to
their correctness up to Dec. 81. 1897, by
chairman Hill, Of the County Commits.
sioners, and j. Q. Williams, Justice of
the Peace. Mr.. Knight needs no de-
fence; he is too we'll known in Wake
County, and no one seriously considers
the silly slur in that mud singing pa
per. Treasurer Knight is, as the News
and Observer says, q good, honest far
mer, and as such it is reasonable to ex.
pect that q man who has handled the
pillow and AK in the field is, in most
instances, not as good a penman as on,
who has devoted years to clerical work
and this constitutes the only charg,
that can be brought by the News ant
Observer. He is proficient, honest ant
ii an error should arise in his books
it will only be mistake of the head
and you can bet, every dOllar-everJ
cent-that is due the County Treas
ury will be promptly and fully met by
Mr.. knight. OF all the false and SILLY
attempts that have been made by thi
scandal Matching machine, this is tn
biggest and the most colossal failure.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-01-27
Catarrh Cannot He Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they can
not reach the seat of the disease. Ca
tarrh is blood or constitutional dis
ease, and in order to cure it you must
take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, and acts di-
nectly on the blood and mucuOus sur
aces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not a
4uack medicine. 1t was prescribed by
bne of the best ply sicians in this coun-
try for years, and is a regular pres
)cription. 1t is composed of the best
|tonics known, combined with the
best blood purifiers, acting dsrectly on
the mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination of the two ingredients is
what produces such wonderful results
in curing Catarrh. Send for testimO.
\ mails, free.
F.J.CHENEY & CO., Props,
Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.