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Williamston, IT. C.
ALFRED E. WHITIIORE,
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t BaWrsil at thoPost Office at
WMaaston, N.-C,, a« Second
OUtiMail Matter.
•UISCEIPTION, f 1 a year.
Tivmvat, MABcn 14,
K there is an marked across
litis paragraph it means that your
sibseription expires with this issue
aat that you are respectfully rc
f tee ted to renew at ou.ee or youi
asms will be droppod.
While iii * town attending
court we would like to have our
pfttrons call at our office.
The citizens of our totrn who
respond to tho fir# alarm and
worked so faithfully, deserves
a great deal of commendation,
X .
From the looks of our Crim
inal Docket for this term o£
court, tho criminals of Martin
County are not punished
»»v«rly enough. Some steps
■ should bt taken to reduce
crime in our county.
# 9 • m
"When you come to town
drop in our office and pay us
for your subscription. There
are quite a number on our
books who owe us, and unless
w# get pay for what we do, we
can not give you a good papsr.
The editor w-«a in Noifolk
' Monday, end, in eonror-jiiioii
with same of the Coiiimissiiin
Merchants, was surprised to
learn the state ol the the Pei
out Market. Titer© nro from
175,000 to *OO,OOO bags of
peanut# on that market will
notbring over 1 ic a pound and
only about 20,000 bugs that
will bring ever 2J cents.
Great Scott I
Here comes the Baltimore News
With this,outrage:
'•North Carolina appreciates odd
names. Her new Senator is Furnl
fold Simmins, and his colleague re
jsices in the name of Jeter C> I'rit
cliard."
Simmsns' man. Sfmmonj. You
mu t desire to rhyme our Seiiotor's
name with wimnien —Ex.
• (OiteMvillr Reflector.)
It i* that Cftpl. S.
A, Asho, of ltaleigh will write
• history of North Carolina.
No man in tlia State is hotter
qualified for the task, and tho
work is a greatly needed ono.
No history of the State has b«en
written within the-hwt f>o years,
not since Wheelers History was
published ia lSo! or 1652.
work, ' published some
twei/ty years ago, can liardh
be • aid to he n "history,"
•xcept in a mpdfied and
abridged senise, v
A Wlira's Lttt Affair
' ♦
Ktceir** a setback, if the
mt« hreatk through Coa«tipation, Bii
lioisnaaa er Stonach Trouble, but Dr.
Slag's New Life i'ills always our*
those tronbles;ciean th»»rst»»,si»«fi
eo the breath, banish headaetis. best
ia the world for liver, kidnaya and
bewels. Only at N' S. Pael & Co
I". ... *
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muxim SALARY YEARLY
M«n and women of i;ood addrm lo irprfe*nt
iU. aorae to trtvrl •ppointiDn ijrau, othen for
loc«l work lookiag after our lutcrtat* Jo« iUr>-
gaataataed yearly; extra comnil«alonii aud ex
pnitea, rapid advancenieul, olj eatabllnhed
hoaae. Grand chance for earaeat anan or tmui
toaecore pleaiant, permanent poajtion, libera)
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fc Church autct, . New Bavca, Coon.
Hr*U *O,
f AIMMTI* LETTER
IT. am oar regular CsrropoaAtat.)
Washington, March, 11, 1901.
After deciding not to take np
the question of a change in the
Rales or of reorganizing the com
mittees, the Senate made short
work of the extra session called to
act on the President's nomina
tions, And udjoutned Saturday after
noon. It would really- have been
the savit.gof time in th'o end for
the Sonato to have remained in
session long enough to have set
tled both of those"questions, but
there arc snch wide differences tof
opinion about changing the rules
so as to limit debate that its settle*
mcnt wonld have tequfrW more
time than the Senators wert dis
posed to devote to it this Spring,
tind the influential Sonators had
l eusous of their own, some of them
connected with patronage, against
any reorganization of the eom
mittecH before the regular session.
in official circles, a very hopeful
view is taken of the Cuban situ
ation, notwithstanding senatorial
press dispatches from Havana,and
the opinion Is expressed that the
Cuban* will, after talking awhile,
accept the conditions laid down
by Congress for tho removal of
American control. It is very pos
tively denied that any increase of
our military force is or has been
contemplated by the Administra
tion. r *
The ex-Senators have been for
tunate in landing Presidential ap
pointments. Ex Senator Chandler
lias bt t'ii made head of the Fpan ifdi
War Claims Commission, which
carries the same salary as Senator
and will last for Fevernl years; ex-
Senator Cprter, who talked the
Uiver and If arbor biil to death,
has been made ono of tie U 8?
Commissioners to the ft bonis
exposition, which is a. three-year
job at $5,000 a year, and three
other ex Jr^mattfrs—•'Thurston, lie-
Hride nr.il Lindsay avo id ft tod for
St. fj'itr' Imposition cornmimon
ship. T!i > is an indicatipa of * the
the value of knowing the ropes.
A firm which ban procured wore
than 22,000 patents tor inventors,
ai 0. A Snow & Co., the Wash
ington Patent Lawyers havedoiu,
have a eight to feel that they have
t'«en instrumental in increasing
tho prosperity of the country, nod
in Iceepinjf American invention lit
the head of the world s. procession.
Tho President is Hot discour
aged because of the apathy of the
Senate on the reciprocity question,
shown by the failuCiJ "of a Whole
bunch of reciprocity treaties for
lack of flctioh bf the Senate. By
liis direction. Secretary Hay has
arranged with the French Am
bassador to extent the time within
which tho reciprocity treaty with
France may be ratified until Sept.
;M, 1902. Whether Senators will
show moro interest in reciprocity
during the life of the present Con
gress than they did in the last, re
mains to bo seen. The.adminis
tration believes that reciprocity is
necessary to avoid a commercial
war on the U. S. by combined
•fin rope.
According to Frof. Charles W.
Dabney, Presiden.t^ofthe Univer
sity of Tennessee, who testified be
fore the Industrial Cotnmissiou.on
conditions in the South, the Houth
lias entered upon a period >l natu
ral evolution, which will tarry it*
"industries steadily lotvaid fur
years. Ilu said thft Cotton, ca'fle
aud taules bylng better than
ever before, and that the people of]
the South wereenj vinga period
of great prosperity, also that in
dustrial education was making the
more protiwetiv • as a citixeu
than ho had been nj n ulnve.
Represeat-uivtis Cuuu.wtJ, Dal
/.oil and llichaidaon have a job
that is not envied by otiv of thsir
colleagues. They constitute ?Tie
committee authoriasd to have tho
House e itiroly re furnished, in*
oluding new desks for the members
and new chairs in placo of the old
benches in the galleries. They
know that no matter how well
they perform their task, they will
sotcacapocriticism. At any rate,
the long experience of tho three
gentlemen ought to enable them
to couit very near to putting in
what will be needed, even if they
doi't please everybody.
Secretary Loug'a ttnswer to tho
BsaaU rMolation, asking whether
officers ia the Nary, prcmotsd ,
pm
* ° ,* ' % •
from the rank*, were allowed to
wear the nnmo naiform worn by
officers graJnated from the Naral
Academy, ehowa the Senate io
-1 quiry to have been timely and per
tinent. The Saoretary admita that
they do not, bat deniee that the
distinction*# made becauee one set
' of ofH'Jsra von their way oa their
merits from Che ranks, and the
other waa educated at public ex-1
pense at Annapolis .Ue aays fur
ther that the Nary Department is
1 now preparing a uniform rega
lation book, which will permit of
' fleer* promoted from the ranks to
wear certain insignia and uniform,
1 not now worn by them, but which
lire permitted for other coram is
' uioued officers, which is a practical
aikuiasion of the injustice of the
discrimination. This t» u matter
deaarving the early attention uf
' Congress, and tho Army us ivull
iui Clio .N'avy slinuld bo included. '
There is entirely too much aaob-'
bishness among the graduates of
Annapolis and West Point. They
should lie taught that the people
' maintain thosu two expansive iu
' stitutions to turn out trained «01-1
1 diera and sailors, not social tosdios,
1 ol whom tho country already has a
1 Miperabuudaot stock. This country
has become gruat by recognizing
and rewarding merit, wherever
found, and its greatnesH will be
gin to decline the day that it io
•verses that sturdy American p i
icy. Kvena aursoiy glance through
history will show that the
men who made theU, vgreat were
licit her. LivuJ it/* uar Kuohr! - fr'o. u>
public can stand that recogtiiOi-i!
any other aristocracy than thut-ot;
brains.
Will #'jr Cxihiigei Stj
\\'it'.a i.er and J-imes ['
\Vils-)i» f n&Jly retiied n# l
i -ei:cf«!s o! ilid regular anny thf
hour it final lraterui*atU>n of thp
blue ar.d the j/riiy should lie niessur
alily advanced l.ttiug hciior* have
neverbwtn more worthily beatuned
thad hi rcfompcnac accorded 1., v u
grateful na!: »n lu thee two officer*
of the v> ont-i r orwy.— Philadel
phia Ke : cord
A few wrekn h fjuoth Cttlo« '
linn youn* tu'ut. under mi assumed 1
mi (ill*, advettisi'd iii a ii*w*pap»r '
for m Willi.The a I vr.it, iukw»'cd l>j
Ids Kiatt'T, who. also used' an a
aumed name. The aiau- soon re
suited in nn exchaufw of pboto*
jvaplitj. Then the lomanes fell to
iiJ d-»isea below zero and the ajlly
young couple fall like 30 cents—hx
A 978,000,000 tin-can trust ia the
latest. A up-to-date editor augKP«t*
that a up-to data do? tail trust will
come next. It will be a Urcat tlma
tor the boys, the duv they marge
into n combine.—Kx,
A cou try editor hta his opinl m !
of the kicker and i* no fcfrnid to ex-1
press it. hus he a vys: • Whencvii
you find a man finding fault with a !
local paper, open it up and ten to
one ho hasn't an advarti ement in
it; five te one he never gave it a
jcb of work; three to one he doss
not take the paper; two to one that
if he is a subscribe, he is dahn
q ent; even odd* he never doe 1
anything that will assist the pub
lisher to run a good paper, and
l'wrty to one t at it the paper is a
gOi>d one and fa'l ofli e he i« tin j (
*i »t to nee the p pervliSPp it;
comes out ' ex.
«*ap —: -**• aawA
"Mr." Bi'Ur "Twltti."
(Wadituctoa spetlil In New .r' rut.) 1
l'he diffcience hetwefu s Senate j
and a'ti nator wru fuicitdy 4- [
Ui.«trat«'d yctfrda' *»«;r- j
I ion * utlcr, of Honsycults, N. C. j
lit-pp-d uto Vm Senate c!e ator ■
Th ip is a rifcid iule vpuring tin
elevator to f • u;» or d" n ai |
k '(nat(»r wia!te«, withnit any repaid j
io wliat its intention had previous')'
be#n. Thus if on si vator 'vaa go
ing do / u it would change its mind
and g*» up If a Senator happened to
be going that wav. There were se
veral paiaengera when the elevator
atopp.4 cn the Senate floor on ita
yray from the basement to the gal
lery. Mr. Itutler stepped in and
aald in the usual senatorial tone:
•'Down." But U»« elevator went up
withaut a word of explanation from
the conductcr. M:. Butler looked
surprised for a moment and then
•tumbled.."
■asßSHraußHamMau
'llie lingering cough fallowing
(jrippa calls for tins M ant* Oaugh
t'ofe- For ail throstand lung tronbies
ttiisf- tho only harailtta r«m»dy fhut
givea immediate mfct*. Prevents
coua»j>tion. O. D. Cantarphaa.
FOR SALE
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Chattel Morfgaga Doz. 10c
Deed Truat m-
Short Form Lien Boafl * !0c j
Trustee's Sale " j 10c j
Stafe Warrantf " 10c'
Proteet Blanks " 6c
1 Timber D*edt " 30c
Option Bank! u SOc
Notary Public Blankt " 5c
Juetiee Peaco " " 5c
Cash to accompany all order*.
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m i fiocita rnalu Li' 11 j lisrly
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j fcvsr lb*y at« kruwu- Tkey ar# sitn
oly perffcr for liver sad bowtl
' I roubles. C. D. Carstssplisn.
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When you waut Turner's
Nortu Cnioliua Alinfti-au./100 1
tail to goi it uUhisoflire.
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Anyone winhirig to purchase a
Watch >r Cluck should
UIVK VS A CALL.
Watches nti-l ('locks repaired>>n
Short Notiiee
i ll'y.iu. have n'»v r»f)*irij>tf u W-.
Id mis; we eaa da'it. |
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j Main St. llnokaia'th *h» > j
Sl.lt if if. '4 H»ri i mi
.hi T"t in'm'"! ItjntWr fTjitin?
o ■ tbd Km mn»M.
>T" > r>», »". tlla l W" a krilliunt
«-nvi f filters sad Iks an
> » i 1 itibpan l.'i» nf
Ttoik», Pftiys, Vu»io and Art, its
c'sver stories, stroag pp»nial article-',
huainr and ver»», with loe illustrs
fans, m\ ! « it s saae«ilty ia ever* i«-
tslUnsat. tiass* Tlte vsry Uw «ak'
script is a pries—il 00 u«r year--»)til»
't witHa >h* resok ef all. MiUILF
MfVTt «»ai •(1 ia svsry tows. Exk r » I
orfliasry ind isimsnt". Write for ptr
tiealsrs. A trisl aubsciiptiou wl]'
pro»» it
\Vriictr> day for Sam fir
Copy
' flit tei-inti. C?„ 6ft r*i c 4+,.
a*.f ?H9nt J
t 2iit (^/t,
' Snhscfiptiona taken at this
office
jOf!..
WAWTBn,— Mew mibsorlhers
bv Jo ue Ist, 1901. Ltrtlt for »ur
many oflVrn in this isne Karvljr
some of them will nlesae^oa.
THK KNTERPIIPI.
Rsa th>t you the . riainat l)»-
Wltt's Wi-I'li.lluzel Snlv' whe'> Veil
im-1> for ii Th* Ksauios >« •« asr'nia
•ire tir |.|!e», s"ie-- asl »Vtt, di«*»» ,
•• •. Oara*«rf hsa.
A r\ ,hy
Consumptive
i Did you ever s«e on«? |
I Did you ever begr of one? c
; Most ccminlvoot. Con- i ;
i sußJDttcn is a disesse that J
! invariably causes lota ef &
>1 flesh.
'f If you are light in woif lit, ; !
; even if you rot/ugh la only !
; a f'igh; one, y«u tbcula •
i ocrtalnly take ! t
i Siitli's EmMliaa :
ef ctnf Uvtr mith f&po
' phosphites. No remedy ■ k
it such a perfect prevent
ive to cvosumptioa. Jest
tho moment your throat 1
begins to weaken and you !
Had you are losiag fleah,
you should begin to take it.
! And no
\ has cured so many-casrc i
of consumption. Uxilcse 1
! ycu are fsr advantjed wffh ; \
\ this disease, Scott's Emul- 1 ,
sion will hold everv io- 1 t
I ducement to you for a ! •
perfeet cure. , 1 1
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StdhM A R el Find
With chronic indigestion and nervous
debility, writes T. G. Oreea, of Lsn
oaster, N. H , ' No reuedr helped sse
natil I began using Elestrlc Bittern,
| which did m«t more good thao all tbe
j mv'iciaes I ever used. They bare also
j kept my wife ia excellent Jaealtk for
years. She s«ys Eiectrio Bitters aio'
juot «p!fcnJiJ ior that
they are a grand (0 lie and iovoriga-,
ter for weak, run dowu women. Hoj
ether medicine can take its place in i
our fsmilf.'" Try them. Only 50c-!
Satisfaction guaranteed by N. S. Peel
& Co.
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- I" v '4h C«.-',llna I
tartly County /
I t i.'. t »U.,
J. K Wet; i. ti ele.
By vlrt'K' ot a. decree of ihr Super! ->t Court uf
•v|»rti:i County miult In llic abuVe tiitilUS atticu I
1 will on Mo-vJay »i*r-'h itth, being l>"! fcrrt j
wcu '.i; Of court week, at u o'cl>*-]t, ui, acli to
the liigUeat tilidcr foreaeh at tlie C-nrt How'
door lit Wii;iaiosto:i .th: tract of la.ui in i-akl
county Itiiirwn a> tlie {tetxta WaUiaivul a ijoin.
lend of XI. "N. Vr-, .*»»• I
tairii i. f *crea lucre or Jcj-i,
Ti.ie x:th day ol i cb.tury '
A. U. GAYLORD. Com.
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tiie h'ouiamu t'hn Hiu;t:ior).
ve'iiu 4i« aad a'v
tao who paii eatuiM pi«ritf
>( t'iO'X dljjJ D\' lire* Ufi.a
wl» i. ion eit«u i -i.iuWa y,u iu i-4.t
til i. e |f®jt] yo.« v.siii. it y
outlet' liuui it,,rjn 9 urtbiiru,
:. tiOl' %Oy UiUdt'il J.U .0J .♦ |-t»abi«
tui.i in fiitd io*i tviiil h tip bill do %cv
1 lid tiKni fvifiive tttuuiuch* can
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hrtli't? |i. 4 I) : t*»i j'lion ■>
j CM utt i I . iM •;' tm
.-xa -I.* cii.ti iy ) 'iSiia, »v#. #
-i V3 ' £ •I" iO 1/iVUsf.
| ) •••'"-•• j . r r J
• V.; .vu'.. . to tia-i .1 witi noi.. |
. i the liup-ti / i .'.a.tin Cou.:
'' ■ 1 a 1 * oai l a .a.it v iii aiti;.
« - ..oil v a ihe U v''lu» w(. tc «ypcar at tb
, . c.\t tr intf til .Supciisi . /..U of Mlia county
ii be held oti tne jni „iouUay ia March, lyoi, a
I Jje l .® t ho'ist ia Wl. ianiaiO', W. C., aaU au fc
..*c u-ua-. ui io tm it tu asrttou ot
i.icpUi jtirf tj the v.#u»: f tw r Uei
in .am oritpklul.
TUtb 4th
HKguc/) j. A. tionns.
Clerk oupvnor Cou;.
A lui Cfifh MilieiM fir Ckiidri?
*'/ b«ve n> h»«iiiiury in r*c 'tniaatii!
i»»* ObaioberUm's (Jout(h R««edy,''
•ays i;. P. Moini, a well knowi in.d
• ijpular baker, of Peterabuig, V».
u |iav* ((ivsa it 10 our dtilldren
wt.sn tionbled with bad coughs, also
cn'iijli, end it ha* alwaye
parfaet satisfaution. it was re
commended to me by a druggist ss
the besi cofth ma>tieins lor children
a.- it cootitinad no opiuui or otliar
liaimlnl diug." Sold by N. H. Peel &
Company.
VOTIOE !
II ivint: s lallfifi! ne at!mini 1 rator upon the e*
late Viacv tilUlkeu, dee'd, notice U hereby
j,ik cr'o all oreiitor.4 baviag claltua ayain«t cn
U* picitcut tbe •A.m'" *u the uudrrnix'.ird with
i \ '3 mouth J l i Uay or thie uoticr will l*e
•,'lcatl in >-ftr of their recovery. All periKmn in
tlehtcd to taid eaUte are requeatcd to nettle Ific
tame. This 13th, day of February 1901.
F. S. JOHNSON.
Atlm'r Viney Gillik.cn, dec't*
ai—
Liite Oliver Twist, children ask lor
in >re when given One Minute Cough
Oure. Mother* end .™* it highly fo
croup. If quickly cure* all cough* an.!
told* ami rv#iy it ro|' -a'tl
lroul.lt. It i m apu irtr f.»r «ripp#*nnH
hwa,lu ii h«on a W#l'
known robjel\ '"r i.ng .
fJ. I) C'
N rth Ca
rti' Ctmi ly v in The~JMiper)dr Conrt.
uo. *. Ward, P!a!u*.?fr)
er. Vi * e ' »f El, fcle.
J. H. tvfa |
By vlrtut of an Execution directed to the nndei
eh i d f o tlie j p«Ht>r Court ef Martin
Conntv tie active ; titled.'acHia.l "V ill on the
jjUUiffdViftt ifTvAirf f Km l> |)W4*
NI. a* Ms "or I »i •. •
co t.t .V! t he M*'" *t b|M for cn'-h H
»i» nil tlxii ' ti'- »t,all the rl . t|rle and ir
re >* ich tHr i»at I,J. H. W,* •«, Defeudnut.
4« i.» Jk »llovi . . cacri *4 real estate to *cit
Un, • > th j :-'i.U'ed x:tt» r# t in a tr-ct of
Iv;.' »» Martin Countf, V. aa the Kclm>S :
ai iaud, coatatt.iug mo acre* more or lets,
*}. ioi U;c U -i— U. N. \« avera and others
and b. Jug the lattda «\ -iveyed hy Cha». MlseU to
Kebctt Watcra Deed t!ul* rrpUleded in aaid
cou'ts/ l*ht3 tbc laud of Jnf i
J. C. CkAWoIU), Snrmrr.
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A Hom'j t fttrtbn ~
• Of on my dttie >laugi
ler'ii tiead.dovclo ed i ' « -
cald head wrt'f C 1") l»'bill, ot Voi
jautown, Tenn., but Buoltlens Am a
Salve complotely cured her. It's a
guaranteed cure for Kcasms, Teller,
Salt Rheum, Pimples, 80res. Ulct'rs
and I'iles. Only 250 at ». 8. Peal A
Co .
By rlttue of a decree of the Superior Court of *
Martin Couaty in a apecial pniceediac therein
pead\n( ia re. Aloon Ha veil, Adm'r Harriet J.
Harriron, Deed agaftut Aaa Kdmondaon and
wife, et alt, I shall expoee to public ale before
Court Home door in the town of Williamatoo, N.
C. on Monday the let day of April 1901. the follow -
ing real estate, to wil ■ —A certain tract of land ia
Q^iJßa'eTDwnilii& county afo«*ealad,s»d knows ,
aa'l/a *l-— An the iltriaioa of the laada of tbe
late Rodert aaou| hie heirs, being the
r.tae lot awlcned to aaid Harriet J. Harriaoo,
DcCd adjoinidp the lands of Kader Mlley and
others. Ctmtalnine 44 acres more or leaa. For de
finttc description «; to boundaries reference may .
be had to the pubUc rrgtstery of Maitla Cmty, ~
Term*of tale CASH.
This March m. 1901
UOMO BSialU, Sdatts4 Cm.
I.
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. t Rfj&t Was Her Ttrrrr
■ 4 -iI Co Xltjifly uil KsL?
» long."' wriui if's I ..-.A, e?4t*,o f
' Alexandra In f «rd e. nM tnr-Jlv
* g«tany «1 «p, I L c?Si?-iisyii .nijit
> HaJ (bi* «f I a I'l.ict: [ t7iu'«'
Cough fi rod s;vji( but.
'j wh*>n all o'L«r tne-lieinfn fulfil, ijt+ei.
' 1 SI.OO Kottif* of Dr. '■> I>l
- 1' ncovery wbo!ly cars.! cq • ~! I , i a n
1 jSB Ijßbf>iH.*'-y i p.
i to j.ijia.Bnii
I «'hit Hand *ll f&rfeft' iv 1 tr :it! r
j Prje« 63-i «u*-i $•!. Iml lvu;e* Jr.
;lt N. S. I'lif ii Jo.—
Nd»-ihC; r 4 : tier' Oak
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M RING TERM BEGINS |
JAN'Y 14 -1901. I
Your.girls and boys shall receive the very best attention.
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C. W. WILS#N, Principal
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fo» all potnU Noitli daily, all rail via Kkhmoa4.
H M KMKRSON.
J. R. KHNI.V, Oen'l A « rot -
T. M. KMKRSHiN, TraCic Manager. -
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