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20 Minutes for dinner.
No,e Trains Nos. 81 and 33 are
operated daily
Trains Nos. "a, So, IL, -, l3, ii, Is
and l6 areoperatei daily except suns
day.
CONNECTIONS MADE BY SOUTHERN
TRAINS.
AT Marion: No, 32 connects ut Ma
rion with Southern Ry train No 80
which arrives at Marion at S:2S, a m,
from Chattanooga, Asheville and in
termediate points.
At Blacksburg: No. "a and No. IL
connects with Southern Ry train No.
36 which arrives at Blacksburg Mt T. As
a IN. from Atlanta, Greenville, Spar.
tanburg and intermediate points.
At Yorkville: No. 81 connects with
@ & n w train No. 20 which leaves
Yorkyill at l0:4S, a m for Gastopia.
LeDoir and intermediate points.
AT Rock Hill: No. 80 and "a con-
meets with Southern Ry tram No IS
which leaves Rock Hill at $3.50, p. m,
for Chester. Columbia and interms-
dia tie points.
AT ,Catawha Jet: Nos 32 and "a
connects with s A l. train No. 80
which pas ses Catawba Jet. at 7.54 p m
for Monroe and intermediate points,
At Lancaster: Nos 80 and "a con.
meets with l. & e train No. 80 which
caves Lancaster at 4:45, p m. for Chess
ter and intermediate points.
At camden: With A l. IN w OF
: { for Char est on, Sumter, Florence
Darlington, Wilmington and inter-
mediate points. Tran No. 6S which
leaves Camden at Ills, pm.
CONNECTIONS MADE BY NcoTHERN
AT Camden: With A CL( IN w Of
> y No II from Charleston, Florence
Darlington, Wilmington, Sumter and
int, rmcd diate points which arrives at
| Camden at ii:i5 iii with Southern
Ry train No. II from .Kingsville
| which arrives at Camden at :5S m
Al Lancaster: No. :33 connects at
| Lancaster with l. IL G. train No, l6 for
Chester and intermediate pLints,
at Catawba Jet: No SO and 35 con-
dects with 5 A l. train No. 80 which
leaves Cataw ba Jet at 754 d M fol-
Monr' AID intermediate points,
| AT Rock Hill: No. 33 and IS con-
meets at Rock Hill with Southern Ry
train No "a, leaving Rock Hill at 8. rs
p " for lhal lotte and points north.
| At Blacksbuig: No. 33 connects
with Southern Ry ua'ns Nos II, 4:3S
| y m, NO. 81 at 100, y m. and No 40 at
| 7.45, p m, for poigts perth Nos 80
ard 81 connects with southern Ry
train No. 35. leaving Blacksburg at
| ll:25, p IN for points south.
at Marion: No. 33 connects with
Southern Ry train No. So, leaving
Marion az 1l:40, p NJ, for Asheville,
| chattanooga ana intermediate points.
ThiougA 2ar service without change
| bet yeen Marion and (harleSton C6
| rains Nos 32 and 80.
Il. ii. SHAW,
Gen'. Passenger Agent
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County Alliance Meeting

Soehty A'IohCC A1CCtiuS
The county alliance met at this
place yesterday. After the bus
mess of the session was transacted,
officers were elected as follows:
President, d. E. Walters; V.
Pres, R. H. Sapp; Secy., Jerry
M. Knight; Treas E. Everall;
Chaplain, j. r. knight; Lecturer,
j. f. Nisbet; Asst. L., w. s. l..
Porter; ID. X, II. w. Taylor
Asst. D. X, w. M. Estridge;
Steward, j. r. Thompson;
j. +. Nisbet was elected bust.
ness agent and Maj. B. F. Miller
trustee stakeholder.
j. r. Thompson was elected
delegate to the State Alliance with
Jerry M. Knight as alternate.
The State alliance will meet ir
Columbia the fourth Wednesday
in this month.
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Forty Teachers Get First Grade
Certificates.

Certificates.
The summer school for teach
ers closed yesterday after very
successful session. The forty
teachers enrolled at the open
ing remained throughout the ses
sion and stood the examinations.
The following were entitled to and
received new first grade certi6-
Gates or renewals:
MALES: John Beatty, w. b.
Carnes, M. j. Green, II. N. Mis-
bet, B. l.. Robertson, H. D.
Thompson, T. r. Thompson, j.
w. Vincent, John Welsh.
FEMALES: Misses Adah Brad
ford, Eunice Beatty, Nora Boyd
Marie Craig, Connie Davis, Lottie
Fleming, Gertrude Foster, Sue
B. Green, Nettie Green, Bessie
Giles, Eva Hough, Daisy Horton,
Eunice Long, Ella Magill, Fannie
Mc1lwain, Anaie Neely, Bessie
Perry, Maggie Porter, Mrs. Lot
E. Riddle, Misses Grace Reamy
Ella Robinson, Maggie Ragsdale
Eva Robinson, Hattie Robertson
Alice Ratchford, Virginia Booert
son Lila Russell, Irene Swaringen
Mamie Stover, Minnie Taylor,
Maggie Tempkins.
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SOUTH CAROLINA MILL.
TARY ACADEMY.

One vacancy in the State Bene>
ticiary Scholarship, is to be award
on competitive examinations, for
Lancaster County.
Blank forms of application
should he applied for at once to
Col. G. S. Gadsden, Chairman
Board of Visitors. These applica-
tions, fully made out, must be in
the hands of the Chairman on the
31st July in order to receive at
tention.
&. S. GADsDEN.
Ch Board Visitors.
July /, 1902.-3t.
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Hobo's Fate.
Special to The State.

OpCCIHI I'd Iu6 OtNLe.
Laurens, July THE body
of Jerry Barksdale, colored, was
brought here this morning from
near Wbitesville, where he was
killed last Thursday by a south
bound vestibule train which he
was attempting to board for the
purpose of beating his way home.
He had been put of three times
SO the account goes and in max
ing the fourth effort he fell and
his head was crushed.
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have nice lot OF mich cows
with young calves for sale or ex-
change for dry cattle.
j. Nj. Hood.
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"So"eo "Sto ouSf "riting TOtlCleS
for tornado insurance Tuesday.
Mrs. j. z. Hackney and child
len of Charlotte, are visiting her
father. Maj. b. Il. Miller, and
family at this place.
The laying of brick on the new
graded school building was begun
last Thursday. The work will be
pushed to completion.
Mis-. Ella Walker and children
are visiting relatives at Rock Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. q. w. Gatlinc
will leave today for North Caro-
lima to spend the summer months.
MIR. and Mrs E. b. Cook, of
Rock Hill, visited the parents of
the latter at this place this week.
The Gils Greek school will
open next Monday with Mrs. r.
Il. Riddle as teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb White of
Blacksburg, are visiting the form
er's parents at this place, DR.. and
Mrs. w. j. White.
DR.. Robert A. Buchanan, father
of Judge o. w. Buchanan of
Winsboro died at his home in that
town, July 1st at the age of SO
years.
Rev. j. w. Little has resigned
the pastoral charge of oil his
churches and will again engage in
Evangelistlc work exclusively.
Waxhaw Enterprise.
The Heath-E Elliott Mule compa-
nyllost a good livery horse last
Sunday. The animal broke it's leg
in a pasture and had to he killed.
-Yorkville Enquirer.
The school at Peasant Plain
will open next Monday, 14th inst,
with Mr., John E. Welsh in charge.
Geo. Lanier, COL, was sent to
the chain gang Wednesday for
80 days by Magistrate Caskey
for disorderly conduct.
Mr.. j. E. TAYLOR and children
left Wednesday for Due West to
spend several weeks there with
relatives.
The Presbyterians at this place
have supplied their church with
the new hymn books recently got
ton cut by the Presbyterian Gen.
sral Assembly.
1t is reported that the Southern
will soon begin to run through
Pullmans from Charleston to Ashe-
vile by way of Kingville, Sander,
Yorkville and Marion. Nothing
official has been given out on the
subject; but if the idea is put into
effect il will necessitate some
changes in present schedules. -
YorA vile Enquirer.
Mrs. Mary Deese, widow of Ca
leb Deese, died at her home three
miles north of Monroe Satul day
morning. She was 76 years old.
She was devoted member of Mill
Greek Baptist church and lived tho
true Christian life. She is SUR
vived by three brothers, Messrs.
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yck il vlsltlnR hls son, Mr.. T..
I'D. Tillmac of this place.
Mr.. Adam Gsnson arrived yes.
terday from New York City to
spend week or so with his broth
er, Mr.. VIM Gauson, who is still
confined TO his bed.
Communion at the Presbyterian
church after the service tomor-
NOW morning. Services have been
held in the church since Thursday
evening. The pastor is being
assisted by Rev. j. X. Hall of
GutLriesville.
Magistrate Caskey turned over
$3.50. 10 to the County Treasurer
this week, the amount of fines,
ETC., collected in his court for
the past quarter. During the
quarter thirteen have gone to the
chnin gang in lieu of paying fines.
The sentences of those who have
gone to the gang aggregate 800
days.
Miss Cora Welsh Of Longs
vile and Miss Annie Ogburn of
Williamsburg, her cousin, who
have been spending the past two
weeks with Mrs. T. 8. Carter will
leave today for Longsville. the
home of the former.
The Herald learns with much
regret of the death, at Chlcota
Texas, of little Miss Edna May,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. P.
Draffin, which occurred on the
30th of June. She was IL years
ard Is days of age at the time of
her death. The family once lived
in this neighborhood and are we'll
remem bered. Rock Hill Herald.
Miss Carrie Ussery, of Kershaw,
is spending while in the city with
Mrs. O. X. Williams. Rock
Hill Herald.
Special agent Howell, of Wash
ington, D. c., is here this week
to inspect the rural free delivery
mail routes proposed to be estab
lished in this county. 1t is con-
templated to establish three
routes: one to the Cralgvllle Sec
ton. one to the Prlmus neighbor,
hood and the other by Jones X
Roads and Dry Creek returning
to town by Douglas church. The
people on the three routes pro
posed are certainly in need of bet.
ter mail facilities and we hope the
routes will be established within
the next sixty days.
| In the account of the storm OF
last Monday afternoon in Wednes
days issue we failed to note that
seven barns and tenant house
on Judge Jones places we're
blown down. Also that one OF
two houses on Mr.. R. E. Wylie's
place West of town we're blown
down. Alden McIlwain, COL, and
his family occupied one of these
and they barely escaped with thei,
lives. Three one horse farms. or
Mr.. Wylie's place were also des.
troyed by hail. Mr.. T. Y. Will.
liams' cotton crop was also injur-
ed by hail and his corn badly
damaged, by the creek. The resi-.
dence of Engineer Wall in towr
was struck by lightning and badly
wrecked by the wind.
II Letters uncalled for and re.
- .L
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81 so PER. ANNUM
To Cure Il Cold in One Dap,

Take Laxative Bromo Quinins
Tablets. All druggists refund
money if 1t fails to cure. E. w.
Groves signature is on each box.
Csc.
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Mr.. Adam Gsnson arrived yes
terday from New York City to
spend a week or so with his broth
er, Mr.. VIM Gauson, who is still
confined TO his bed.
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Local n alters

One or two Of our insurance
agents we're busy writing policies
for tornado insurance Tuesday.
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How A-U Your Kidneyss
Or Hobba' HparagLs Pills cure all kidney Ills Sam
ne free. Add. Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or n y
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Mr.. j. L. Tillman, Sr., of Van
Wyck is visiting his son, Mr.. E.
d. Tillmac of this place.
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Mrs, j, p Hackney and child
len of Charlotte, are visiting her
father, Maj. B. +. Miller, and
family at this place.
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Railroad property not included in above.
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Communion at the Presbyterian
church after the service tomor-
NOW morning. Services have been
held in the church since Thursday
evening. The pastor is being
assisted by Rev. j. X. Hall of
GutLriesville.
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Stops The Cough ant Works Off tie
Cold.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's cure cold in one day. No
Cure, No Pay. Price, Csc.
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20 Minutes for dinner.
Eotc Trains Nos 80 and 33 are
operated daily
Trains Nos. "a, So, IL, -, l3, IA, Is
and Is areoperatei daily except suns
a
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~ Pay your subscription or,
year in advance and we will sent
you the Home and Farm free on,
year.
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The laying of brick on the now
graded school building was begun
last Thursday. The work will be
pushed to completion.
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The Presbyterians at this place
have supplied their church with
the new hymn books recently got
ton cut by the Presbyterian Gen.
eral Assembly.
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Rev. j. w. Little has resigned
the pastoral charge of oil his
churches and will again engage in
Evangelistlc work exclusively.
WaXhsw Enterprise.
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Mr.. j. E. TAYLOR and children
left Wednesday for Due West to
spend several weeks there with
relatives.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-03-01
In Normal Halls.
j. H. SMlTHS0N, Pres,

Misses Ethel Page. Florence Wilson
and Beth Wills are substituting in the
Roslyn schools this week for Misses
Shull. Human and Norby. respectively
who are still detained from school ON
account of illness.
The game of basket ball played in
the normal gymnasium last Saturday
between the Crescent and Eclectic
teams. was the best of the season: it
netted the contestant, about Sll.OO.
Friday. Feb. 22d, Washington pro-
gram was rendered in the normal hall
by members of the senior class. At the
close of the program the president of
this class. on behalf OF the training
school normal students and faculty,pre-
scented the handsome flag II, perma-
nent decoration for the assembly hall
Mr.. Wager, as IL representative OF the
board of trustees. in Il very appropriate
and pleasing speech. accepted the flag.
The assembled audience then ad jOurn-
ed to the campus to see the first raising
of the new gift. When it iloated out
on the gentle breeze three hearty
cheers were given for 'Old Glory"
a public literary program was given
in the normal hall Friday evening, Feb
ruary IS, by the Eclectic Literary So
ciety. The section which rendered the
program had been been making Il study
of Washington Irving and his work.
and they presented review of their
la bors.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-03-01
School Notes.

The small poX scare has passed and
the pupil, are returning to their work.
Henry Fler is absent from school
this week on account of IL severe attack
of intlamatOry rheumatism.
Frank Karrer. of tn senior class gave
a specially prepared talk to the high
school on the conditions leading up to
the adoption of the constitution.
We are promised other talks on the
constitution by the seniors
\ game of basket ball was played
last Tuesday evening between the two
high school teams, resulting in score
of II to II in favor of I5aldwin's team.
This is another instance of the battle
being lost because the captain did not
lead We are pleased to note that the
absence of the captain was not on ac-
count of cOwardiSe but because of an
accident.
The high water has prevented some
pupils from attending school this week.
Mrs. Jenkins was IL visitor at the
high school "Wednesday morning.
The botany class i, experimenting
with Il very strong vegetable. presuma-
bly, for scientific purposes though it
might be for dsinfectant.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-03-01
From Liberty.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Mona
han now shelters another inmate. A
boy whose avOrdupoiS is | pounds was
born February 23d.
Will Van ID Patton, who has resided
here for several years, left this week
for an extended visit to foreign lands
K. l.. Powell and Theodore johnson
made visit to Ellensburg last Sunday
They say they went to church.
The early thaw brings to the minds
of our boys the fact that their extended
rest is over and that they must get in
and dig.
John Robinson made Il business trip
to Ellensburg last week.
|. f. Houston, who represents the
Cedar Tree Mining Co.. is attending
to business in Seattle this week.
We are pleased to see Mrs T. a
johnson out again. She was not well
last week. CRANK.
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Roslyn News.

There is great deal of sickness in
town at the present time.
Miss Maud Gilmore. of Ellensburg, is
visiting her brother Fred and family
for few days.
c. H. Human, superintendent of the
Roslyn schools. was calico to Ellens-
burg, Wednesday, on account of the
serious illness of his mother, Mrs. Hin
man.
The editor of the Miner has been sick
in bed most of the week and feels very
thankful to several kind friends who
have helped out with copy.
A country newspaper is an institution
that works night and day for every de-
cent man in the community: therefore
every decent man in the community is
in honor bound to assist in its sup
pOrt.-Miner.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-03-01
Yakima News.

Mrs. Dodge. of school section, left
Saturday for Il weeks stay in Ellens-
burg.
f. Y. Nagler was selling cigars in
Ellensburg. CleElum and Roslyn last
week.
VIM. Mcmillan. manager of Fawcett
Bros. Ellensburg implement house
was Il Yakima visitor last Sunday.
The contract will shortly be let for
the construction of $4,000 school
building in the Mob Hill district.
w. II. {. Lee. of New York City. was
in town last week interesting capital
in the Ellensburg high line irrigation
canal. He went to that place SATURDAY.
to renew the appropriation for water
made for this ditch several years ago.
-Washngtonan.
George Donald. Jr.. and Ellis Bounds
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-03-01
The Vice of Nagging.

Clouds the happiness of the home
but nagging woman often needs help.
She may be so nervous and run down
is melancholy, excitable, troubled with
loss of appetite, headache, sleeplessness
constipation, fainting or dizzy spells.
she needs Electric Bitters. the most
wonderful remedy for ailing women
Thousands of sufferers from female
troubles, nervous troubles, backache
and weak kidneys have used it, and be-
come healthy and happy. Try it. Only
soc. III. 5. Elwood's guarantees salts
faction.
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Thorp News.

Lloyd l'rater is again back to Thorp
a I'd has hired to j. G. Waggoner fer
the season. on his rauch.
Charles Hatfield has moved ON hi,
fathers old farm and will make it his
home for while.
John Waggoner has moved back to
his old home farm near 7. b. Goodwin :
ranch.
Mrs. Cannon and Mrs. j. L. Mills and
and daughter Ada, have returned from
an extended visit in California.
Fred Newman is getting very fat. y
hard jolt of the mump, on both sides
explains it.
+ p. Hutchinson went to Clct,lum
last Saturday
A. r. Mason, of t,llcnsburY. i, the
guest of II. Pardee
J. a. Yearwood has company thi,
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G'CC CGCCESC Go.9ENCE.

attended the mask ball at t.llcn,burg
last Friday night.
Mrs. Phil Otter spent Sunday in III
len,burg the guest of Mrs. Eliza fo-
garty.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter +.
Tuesley. Tuesday, February -, 1902, II
son.
The pruning of the orchard, Ina, al
ready begun among the fruit raisel,.
Spraying and pruning both will be
more completely done thi, spring than
ever before. Herald.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-03-01
Would Smash the Club.

If the members of the cray Fever as
ISOLATION" would use Or Kings New
Discovery for consumption the club
would go to pieces, for it always cures
this malady, and asthma. the kind thai
battles the docaors, it wholly driuco ti'vra
the system. Thousands of once -nupe-
less sufferers froom consumption puru-
monia, bronchitis owe theit 1--we, and
health to it. 1t conquers grip. saves
little ones from Group and whoopng
cough an i, positively guaranteed rol.
all throat and lung troubles. Doc. 81 .00.
Trial bottles free III II. =. ElwOod'S.
Remember the ditch meeting. March
18th at | 30 y. m.
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Assessor Richards Replies.

The toslyn Miner Il few weeks since
rot ON high horse about high taxes
in Roslyn aud called ON those IN an
tholity to arise and explain. County
Assessor Richards has this to say in
replying to the Miner.
EII.ENSBrRG, WN. Feb. H. 1902.
DEAR SIR: I'm REGARD to your in
Quiry through the paper in regard to
the taxes. | take pleasure of answering
as far as the assessors Office is con
cclmcd.
The levy for all purposes in 1900
wa, - mills. in 1901 it was 10. 10 mill.
| think that will explain itself to
any reasonable man.
To correct your mistake in regard
to the exemption law. which became
Il law the first of June 1901, does not
make provision in it at all, it simply
cXcmpts all kinds of personal property
to the amount Of $780, the exemption
law that we worked under last year
cxcmplo all necessary household fur
niturc, YOU mistake again the law does
not require the a-scseor on deputy to
take ont the exemption on the assess
mcnt sheet al once. hul the law for
bids depulic, from filling the OK
emption columns. which must bc taken
out by the asscs~Or. In making up the
personal tax roll, the county commits
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-03-01

was in session Tuesday considering fu-
ture action. 1t resolved to keepthe or
ganizatiOn intact and denounced the
out the party to the democrats.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-03-01

The state historical society is talking
of making every editor and publisher i
the state an active member on condi-
ton that such papers as he published
should be placed on file with the a-so-
ISOLATION for historical data. This is !,
move in the right direction and one
that we have advocated for years.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-03-01

EVERY live and wide-a-wake rancher
in the valley should become member
of the Ellensburg club once. The in
terests of the farmers is identical with
that of the business men of this city
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-03-01

You must give both of your time and
money if you expect to see any public
enterprise succeed. A small leak will
sink Il big ship and single dead head
may block good move.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-03-01

WITH a commercial club organized
for business, pleasure to be relegated
the club to be made up of business men
and farmers of the valley. all pulling
together, can accomplish much good.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-03-01

j. W. RICHARDS.
by THE MINER EDITOR:

COMMENTS by THE MINER EplrON
While the above. Mr.. Richard, OK
PLANTATION. may be made by saying
that in 1900. still farther explanation
may be made by saying that in 1900
when the tax rate was b mills planes
were as~c,scd for 500 and in 1901
when the rate wa, several mills higher
$50 more wa, tackled onto tn" value
OF the same article, and they were
ASSESSED at $40 making the tax pay
er> burden as incumbcr,Ome as pos
siblc. Other article, must have be-
come more valuable Is well in 1901
otherwise with the increase in The
tax levy the take, would not have
been doubled with only $40 mill,
added
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LoCkiaW from CobWebs.

Cobwebs put ON Il eat, lately gave Il
woman lock jaw. Millions know that the
best thing to put on cut is I}ucklcu's
Arnica Salve. the infallible healer of
wounds. ulcers, sores, skin cruptitn,.
burns, scalds and piles. 1t cures or no
pap Only pc at Elwood's drns store.
Send THE DAWN the new, FROM yout.
nclshborhoOd. Come in and yet paper
and envelopes. no expense Whatever
and HE Dawn free for one Year.
Pautzke has fine photos of Nancy aud
Tobo on exhibition that he took recent
ly. See them today.