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The San Francisco call., 1898-02-07

LEAVE FROM JANUARY l. 1898. ARRIVE s6:OOA Niles San Jose and Way Stations sS:4JA 1:00A Benicia, Suisun and Sacramcnto.... 1O;4JA s'OOA Marysvillc, oroville and Bedding via 7:O0A vacaville and Ruusey. ey.............. S:45P
 Calistoga and Santa Rosa ... 6:I5r s'0OA Atlantic Express, oglen and East. S;inP s'aoA Mics San Jose; stockton stoGEton' CE,ne Lone
 Tehama and Red BlnT. .......... 4;I5P ss:30A Peters, Milton and Oakdac. ....... 17:l5P O:O0A New Orleans Express, Merced, Ray
 nond Fresno. Bakersfield, Santa
 Barbara. Los Angeles, Deming
 El Paso, New Orleans and East. 6;45P
 Fresno ..,....................... I2:I5p sl:O0P Sacramento River Steamers. ....... rg:OOP I:0Or Niles, San Jose and Way Stations. t3:i5A I:3OP Martinez and Way Stations ......... 7:45P
 visalia ....,.................... 4:I5. Stations. .. .......................... tlo:IsA 4:O0P Martine1, San Ramon, Vallejo,
 Napa, Castoga. Fl yermio and 4,0sr Benioia, Vacaviile, Woodland,
 Knights Landing, Marysville. Oro-
 vile and Sacramento. IO:4DA 4,SoP Niles San Jose, TracJ and Stockton 7:laP
 Fresno, Mojavo (for Randsburg)
 Santa Barbara and Los Angeles. 7:4DA 4'10P Santa fo Rcute Atlantic Express
 for Mojavc and East. t......... 6,45p G5:3OP Sunset Limited" Los Angeles, Fl
 Paso, Fort Worth, Little Kock St. r.. . Louis, Chicago and East sIo:I5A T5:3oP Sunset Limited Annex Fl Paso.
 New Orleans and East .. ............ sIO:s5A O'OOp European Mail, Ogden and East... e:45A 0:0OP IIaywars Niles and San Jose., 1:45A ls;0OP Vallejo t7:45P s:o0p Oregon Express Sacramento Marys-
 vile. ltcdling, Cortland, Puget
 Sound and East ................. 6;I5A NAN LEANnJIu iZn IIlVWIDn,, I0TIT
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High School Notes.

Miss Elizabeth Jones has been con
fined to the house for several days. Sppt.
Moore supplied her place in the 9th and
F~eth.grades. 81 :5 d
a handsome new swinging book case
has been provided by the board 81 edu-
cation for the protection and safe keep
ing Of the valuable reference library
that is being collected for s Of the
high school. @ I
There are nov 85 pupils in attendance
ia the high school.
Miss Settles room Is studying Long
|fellow's1ife and works, and each pupil ID
making : souvenir book Of matters relat-
ing to the poet.
Janitor DC Mclean has lust finished
3 fine laboratory table for thh use Of the
physics class. He has made q nov, storm
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STORIES OF RELIEF.
Two Letters to Mrs. Pinkham.

IaEtf ~ N.THs8L tMHgA
Mrs. JOHN WrLL1AMs. Englishtown,
n. j., writes:
DEAR Mrs. P1NKHAM:-I cannot be.
gin to tell youshow I suffered before
taking your remedies. I was so weak
that couldhardly walk across the floor
without falling. Ihad womb trouble
and such q clearinghouse feeling ; also
suffered with my back and limbs, pain
In womb, Inflammation of the bladder,
piles and indigestion. Before I had
taken one bottle Of Lydia E. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound felt q great deal
better, and after taking two and one.
half bottles and half . box Of your
Liver Pills I was cured. Ifmore would
take your medicine they would not
have to suffer 90 much
Mrs. JOSEPH PETERSON, SIS East ST.,
Warren, Pa, writes:
DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM:-I have suf:
fered with womb trouble over fifteen
years. I had inflammation, enlarge
ment and displacement Of the womb.
I had tho backache constantly, also
headache. and was 60 dizzy. I had
heart trouble, It seemed as though my
heart Yves In my throat at times chok-
ing me. 1couA not walk around and
I could notlie down, for then my heart
would beat 60 fast I would feel e
though ]. was smothering. I had to
sit up in bed nights in order to breathe.
I was 80 weak I conld not do any
thing.
81 have now taken several bot.
ties Of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, and used three pack
ages Of: sanative Wash, and can say
l pm perfectly cured. do not think
I could have lived long it Mrs. Pink
hams medicine had not helped ma"
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Saturday.

Saturday..
Abigail A. Skinner gets a widows
pension of S12 a month.
Mrs, A. w. Edwards is in the city Wis.,
iting with Mrs. Belknap.
The Kupitz building is being adorned
with a couple of prominent signs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dugald Campbell are
in the city today from their Emmons
county ranch.
Robert Reinhart, representing Strauss
brothers Of Chicago, a leading tailoring
firm, is in the city today.
The brick work on the new railroad
warehouse has been completed and the
roof is being put on by the workmen.
The building will soon be ready for
use. ,s1
N. G. Lawrence Of Dickinson is a
guest in the city today. Mr.. Lawrence
will be remembered as a former men,
Der Of the state senate, and is we'll
known through the state.
The weather bureau buildings have
been much improved in the past few
months both inside and out, with the
appropriation made for repairs by the
government. New foundations, com
plete plumbing and other improvements
are among those that have been made.
The Offices have also been supplied with
handsome new furniture.
The Y. p. s.. G., E.. extend a most
cordial invitation to all young people,
not connected with any other Young
Peoples society, to join the newly organ
lied class in bible study, which will meet
in the Presbyterian church at6:3O p. m.
on Sunday. It is designed to have this,
q class for genuine study, to familiarize
with the facts Of Hebrew history and
writings, to intelligently read and under
stand the English classics, as well as, to
become strong and symmetric in the
Christian life. Topics win be assigned
in advance to members for their propa-
ration, and the pencil and paper will be
used'by the class. It is not designed to
aIcrsfAtTh.g EFsEaE E4LttEEW[N HTaI9GEEE9
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B.ars IL. 4 kiad Yel Ian ktxan sssgtsi
a'se ! A1Hlsl

An Indian suggestively named Aaron
Red Blood committed suicide one day
last week BY hanging himself from the
ridge log q his house, on the Standing
Rock reservation. HeSwas on His knees
struggling when his wife found him, and
she ran for assistance, but BY the time,
she returned her husband was dead.
Cause unknown. Prior to doing him
self to death Red Blood ordered his wife
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Bears the The Kind You Haze AlWays Deuglt
''': ! : l.1& Z; :; q q
The Kindred Mirror has suspended.

The Kindred Mirror has suspended.
The 500 buildings at Napoleon have
been completed. .er s.
The Devils Lake lodge of Workmen
have paid $1,000 to the widow Of. the
late DR.. Swanston. ~
Editor McGahan Of the Devils Lake
Free Press announces that hereafter he
will be a republican.
Telephone connections are being made.
between Valley City and Jamestown at
the rate Of mile a day.
a. proposition to remove thescounty
seat. of Logan county from Napoleon will
be voted on. at the election. !,
Bishop Edsall will be ordained at Chi.
cago, January Is, and will not visit the
state until after that date. ,ssys !!
The state board of pharmacy has is
sued certificates to half a dozen appli-
c'aanlttsI for certificates at Fargo. S. J, 4
J.J. Cleary, formerly states attorney
Of Eddy county, recently, returned hon
the Klondike, having made q strike.
Dr.. Hepry W. Coe and wife, formerly
Of Mandan but now Of Portland. Or. are
visiting in Mandan enjroute to Europe.
There is no opposition to Hon. Wesley
Baker for the state. senate ID lEuu1,o
county.a deserving man and a good re-
publican. del
The new; militia company. at I.anRdon'
has 40 members and the companies It
Glendale and Hillsboro have lfty-four
members each.
Editor 0'Neil Of the Stanton Pilot. III
additionto his editorial duties, runs Is
head, of cattle. and u candidate foarr.
county treasurer. ~ i
The Grand Forks Piaindealer, with lin
expiring gaspIiof the Campaign makes
personal attack on r. b. Fancheer, the
first to be recorded. a
The attendance 81 indiana, il the
Standing Rock schools has increased
$50 insthe last yeaf.sM ajor Bingsnheimer
is being: congratulated. a4sss
The Northern Psciilcfw will furn1ishtem-
porary5 fire protection for jamestown.
The power o 'f the aartesian well had,
nsarlySfailsdss entirely. 3 q $S q Hs n
Walllace'saa tahhrl,eshing machine blew up
near Hamiltonsbu there were no fatal
ties. One mar was blown over q wheat
|staVcksan din into Y straw stack without in
Jury & n E
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shed for the front door and nut in sub
stantial new steps. ST:
Foot ball ID the favorite amusement
with the boys. Three being in use by
the pupils 81 different grades.
The seniors have Just finished study
Of Tennyson's Princess. The first year
class have read Goldsmith's Deserted
Village.
The attendance is now over the 400
mark and none Of the rooms are crowded
Some are just comfortably filed.
At present there are eleven in the.next
graduating class. All in the Latin scion
tihc course. s'
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and sister-in-law from the house, and
they were crying outside while he was
killing himself. His father, who was
absent at Grand River when the young
man killed himself, upon hearing the
news, gashed himself terribly on the
body and limbs with a knife. ,5
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Secretary Phelan, Of the railroad COM
mission, has bought 545 head Of grade
cattle from p. N. Prouty Of Fargo and
they have been delivered ct Dickinson.
It is n Of the best punches Of cattle
that have been brought into that section
and the consideration was about $4,000
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ornamental copings will be raised in a
day n so. Gussner will have neat and
commodious quarters. in his new build


The indications favor arepublican ma
jority of in the neighborhood Of 600 in
the county.
It is reported that Alfred White, re-
publican candidate for the legislature
was defeated by Frank Lish, democrat,
in the Thirty-f first district.
General Miller returned this morning
from jamestown where he voted yester-
day. The general has been absent from
the city for several weeks and has in
that time organized new militia CON-
panies in the state.
Hon. F. B. Fancher returned this
morning from jamestown where he voted
yesterday. He is we'll pleased with the
election returns received and thinks the
republican majority will range four to
five thousand. MI. Fancher is pretty
we'll worn out by the duties of the cam
paign and will put in the next few weeks
taking q needed rest.
Captain Keye, of Company B, at Far
go, has sent in his resignation. The
Fargo Forum says Of it.: It is reported
that in sendingin his resignation, Cap
tain Keye stated that he served in the
army from 1851 to 1876, was a prisoner
of war nine months, was now over age,
in addition to his service in the present
war; besides this he is now suffering
from two complaints that ARE aggravated
by the climate of Manila, aud he there
fore desired to be relieved of his COM
mand. The captain is a brave officer.
II the resignation is accepted, this will
probably make Lieutenant Geary, cap
tain, and move up Lieutenant Hildreth
to first lieutenancy, as we'll as advancing
all the other officers Of the company one
notch. Lieutenant Conklin was an ex-
ira lieutenant, and it is reported that he
intends to resign at the expiration Of his
furlough, and in consequence his ap-
pointment would not interfere with the
regular advancement Of CO. BIS officers.
This plan Of promotion is the n which
has hitherto been followed.
Free Pills.
Send your address to II. r.
Bucklen & Co., Chicago, and get
a free sample box Of Dr.. Kings
New Life Pills. "A trial will con-
vince vo,1 If their >,or;<c JThoco
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,BsasstAs lha kM1 yoa Han hkaJs eeul
st,; Z ! sl3Mzzx

Marion shipman, living ninss, miles
north of Courtepay, in Foster county,
took an overdose Of laudanum for
neuralgia and killed himself. He was
q sharvest hand and is said to have been
w'arnod that the drug was q very dan
gsrous Drug
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B,tcklen's Arnfcn Salye.

|HTE4H# <AssStC~ StAkOOs IgI+A1I
The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, letter.
chapped hands, chilblains, corns.
and all skin eruptiols, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay
required. It is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price IS cents per
box. For sale by p. c. Reming-
ton. G7
A report from Los Angeles announces
tae death there of E. st. Julien Cox, at
one time 4 prominent attorney at Grand
Forks. He was considered one OF the
ablest attorneys practicing at the bar,
but in his declining years became the
victim of adverse circumstances. His
death will be sadly felt by his many
friends in North Dakota, who respected
him for his abilities.
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The Only Cure.

Eczema Is more than q skin disease.
and no skin remedies can cure it. The
doctors IN unable to effect q cure. anal
their mineral mixtures are damaoino
to the most powerful constitution. The
whole trouble is in the blood. and
.Swift's Specific is the only remedy
which can reach uchdeep-seated blood
diseases.
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Beats the Klondtke.

Mrs. a. G. Thomas, Of Mays
vile, Tex, has found a more
valuable discovery than has yet
been made in the Klondike. For
years he suffered untold agony
from consumption, accompanied
by hemorrhages; and was .abso-
1utely cured by DR.. Kings New
Discovery for consumption, coughs
and colds. He declares that gold
is of little value in comparison
with this marvellous cure; would
have it, even if it cost a hundred
dollars a bottle. Asthma, bron-
chitis and all throat and lung af-
fections are positively cured by
DR.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption. Trial bottles free
at 2. G. Remington's drug store.
Regular size so cts, and$ 81. Guar
anteed to cure or price refunded,
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ing into the observance ofthe law with re-
lation to the various taxes as are imposed
by the wal measure.
The TRIBUNE has the stock and is pre-
pared to print private mailing cards
which are authorized by act of congress.
Banks and business houses desiring this
class Of printing should call in and get
figures.
The interior of the Kupitz building
has been scaled, shelving put in and
goods are being placed on the second
floor. Nj. Kupitz expects to move in
tomorrow and be ready for business
there next week.
The exterior work on the First National
and the Eppinger buildings is about
completed and the contractors are thank
full for the fine weather which has per-
mitted them to finish the work without
serious hindrance.
Ballots have been distributed to the
various polling places through the coun-
ty for the election next Tuesday. The
ballots are numerous this year, three Of
them being required-the general ballot,
tho woman's ballot and the amendment
ballot.
The work on the Northern Pacific
warehouse is progressing rapidly. The
company is anxious to get the structure
completed before the cold weather sets
in, as otherwise there will be great loss
by freezing Of perishables in the old
building.
One of the big plate glass windows il
the store front on the west side of the
First National bank building was broken
by a workman, who threw down a hose
and the nozzle struck in the center Of
the glass and made a good sized hole
The glass will be replaced by the con
tractors.
General Miller has mustered in three
of the new companies but tho one al
Grand Forks has not been mustered ir
for the reason that NO armory has beer
provided by the city or members of the
company. Hope of securing the armory
has not yet been given up, and if it car
besecured the company will be mustered
in.
Officers at Manila remembered theil
wives in the state with boxes of curiosi.
ties sent owe by Lieut.. Conklin who re.
Gently returned on sick leave. Among
those sending remembrances were Lieut.
Hildreth, Major Frame and 1t. Col
Truemann. The curios include Mausel
shells; bamboo canes, oddly carved:
swords and various weapons. There
was included in Major Frames collection
a bough of a tree under which the North
Dakota boys were lying during the bat.
tie, and which is honey-combed with bull.
let holes. =.
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timed to spread until
Aer. head. was entirely
lowered. She was treated
BY several'g doctors,
but grsw worse, and the
dreadful disease spread
70 her face. She was
taken to two celebrated
health'spfings, but re-.
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be burdensome, but rather helpful and
bright. Prof. Moore will have charge
of the first meeting on Sunday night.
Emmons County Record: The secre.
tary of state made a mistake in certify
ing the name Of John Rott, Of Mcintosh
county, to the county auditors in this
legislative district. The first tickets
printed carried Rott's name as a candi-
date for senator. That was incorrect.
New one had to be printed, with Rott's
name as a. candidate for representative,
which was correct. Rott is running by
petition. There is no one running
against Wesley Baker, and there are no
democratic nominations for the legisla-
ture, in this (the 26th) district.
Monday.
Commissioners Thomas has gone home
to vote.
&C. Young came in yesterday from
Dickinson.
Treasurer Nichols came in from Fargo
this morning.
Attorney W. P. Miller of Fargo is in
the city today.
Merchant William Dryer is in the city
from Medina today.
There has been a heavy wind prevail
ing today, reaching City miles an hour.
Deputy Warden Kaufman Of the pen
has gone to st. Paul for medical treat
ment.
Dennis Hanna1n returned this morn
ing from a months trip through the Red
River Valley.
Concrete walks are being laid in front
of the First National bank building and
the Epplnger building.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Burgum and child
rem arrived from the Red River Valley
and will spend a week with their mother,
Mrs. Slaughter.
Claim Agent limerick, of the Northern
Pacific has been in the city for the past
day or SC. Mr.. limerick was formerly a
clerk at the Fort Berthold Indian
agency.
F. B. Fancher returned yesterday from
a trip through the northern part Of the
state. Ho is satisfied that the republi-
cans will cut down the fusion vote, and
is well pleased with the indications.
The death is reported from Fargo of
Mrs. A. D. Thomas, widow of. the late
Judge Thomas of the United States
court. Death resulted from paralysis.
Mrs. Thomas was a daughter of Judge
Barnes, we'll known on the bench in this
section in the early days.
Lieutenant Dan Burkholder Of Grigs-
by's Rough Riders came in from the east
yesterday. Dan was one of the first to
volunteer at the call for troops and went
to Chickamauga from Fargo IS a lieuten-
ant. He was mustered out with his reg
imcnt after spending the summer at
Camp Thomas, where he was sick for
several weeks. He has been in Chicago
and Washington since the regiment was
mustered out. He looks rather thin,
having lost considerable flesh since he
Joined the regiment.
Tuesday.
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Tuesday.
H. A. Bales, OF tho N. P. Land Dept,
is in the city.
DR.. +. D. Kendrick came in from the
east IN this mornings train.
The cornices on the First National
bank building are being painted.
Public schools, and all institutions of
a public nature are closed today, it being
a legal holiday.
Charles Kupitz will be ready for bust
ness at his new store on 4th street
Thursday evening.
The state capitol is pretty we'll desert
ed today, the officers and deputies hav-
ing gone home to vote.
The Epworth league Of the M. z.
church will hold social at the parson-
age on Thursday evening.
The cold storage building has been let
down on it's new foundation and the
moving apparatus, tackle. etc., are being
loaoeo preparatory 70 shipment back to
Fargo.
Large quantities Of freight are being
received at the local Office and this
mornings way freight remained in the
city from last night until late this morn
ing unloading.
Three months ago today was the big
fire thatdevastated the business portion Of
the city, but the new buildings that have
sprung up show that the time that has
elapsed has been used to advantage in
rebuilding.
George Gussuer's new building is ap-
preaching completion. It has a hand
some front of red pressed brick and
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The Local Election.

The election in Burleigh county Tues
day brought out q large vote for an
off year. Returns from the several pre-.
cincts that have been brought in indicate
q full vote. The weather was fine ali
through the county and farmers gener-
ally went to the polls. There was aSgood
vote cast in the city the 600 mark being
nearly reached. /
A large number Of straight republican
tickets was voted through the county.
In the city, there were several hundred
straight republican votes the ballots be-
ing marked with a single. square in the
party heading.
The counting Of the votes was a rather
long operation not being completed until
late in the night.
The city gives a large majority for the
republican ticket and the indications are
that the county will give a total major
ity for the ticket Of 500 to 600 votes.
The greater part OF the vote in the city
was polled in the afternoon. The election
was very'quie and there was no excite
ment. 81
In one or two Of the precincts a mum
Der OF ballots had to be thrown out not
having been properly marked, or having
confusing marks, which left the judges
in doubt.
Reports from country precincts are
coming in today and indicate that the
country as we'll as the city will return a
large majority for the republican ticket
making Burleigh as usual one Of the
banner counties Of the state.
Election bulletins were received last
night and read at the Sheridan house,
and were received with varying degrees
of enthusiasm. State returns were slow
in coming in, and none were received
until midnight and were thon meagre.
The returns Indicate that the republican
ticket received nearly the same vote
through the state as two years ago.
The Missouri Slope will give n good
majority for the republican state ticket,
ranging from $500 to 5000. Advices
from Morton county state that the state
ticket will have $50 to. 400 majority and
the republican county and legislative
ticket is elected.
Ono precinct in Kidder county was
heard from last night, Sibley, being
nearly unanimous for the republican
ticket.
A report from Fargo says that Cronan
defeated johnson for state senator by
four votes. The contest there was one
of the hottest in the state, and many OF
the republicans were against johnson
A report from Stutsman county says
Fancher will carry the county by proba-
bly, $50 majority. The fight there was q
bitter one, but the friends of Mr.. Fan
cher won out.
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a my daughter, and CON

patent medicines were taken, but without N.
suit, Inu! We decided TO try 8. s. Standby tie
ZINE tne dIse bottle was finished, her head BE-
gn1 e neal; a dozen bottles cured her com.
p!etely and left her skin perfectiy smooth. she
y now sixteen years old, and has Q ma9ni6cent
sIoWtn 81 hair. Not . Sign OF the dreadful
disease has ever returned. --.-
! H. T. sRoax.
S70l Lucas Ave, ST. Louis, No.
Don't expect local applications Of
eoaps:and salves to cure Eczema. Thew
reach. only the surface, while the Of
sease comes, from within. Swift's