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The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
RELEASED FROM JAIL.

London May 30. The dowager duchess
of Sutherland. who was sentenced On the
18th of April last by Sir Francis Jcune.
in the probate division of the high court
to pay Il fine of % pounds and be impris-
oncd six weeks, for having destroyed Il
court document has been released.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
COLONY OF DANES

Miller, $. d., May M.-Oscnr Mattison,
in charge of Dcnmnrk's $ exhibits ut Chi
cago, has just becl: here with others look
ing up Il location for II large colony
from his country. also to establish n
large Lutheran college. He will report
favorably for locating the colony in Hand
county and the college between Miller
and St LnWrrurp
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
INELIENZA.

Panama. May 3O.-It is reported that
5000 residents of Paste, Ecuador, are
suffering from influenza. Fully onc-fourth
of the cases proved fatal. and the situa-
ton is said to be frightful. A decree e1-
pelling the Chinese has been issued by
the government of San Salvador.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
A RIG l>LAZE

New Brunswick, n. j.. May 3O-A fire
burned the store of L. =. and ID. Runyon.
the ice houses, stables, wagon houses and
ships of John Collier, TIE double brick
tenement house of John Deinzer and u
number of other small buildings. Loss,
$125.OO0; partly insured.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
,1oNonI,n IL DEATU.

Atlanta. Ga, May 3o.-Gov. Jones and
staff, accompanied the Davis funeral
cortege from Montgomery to the Alabama
state line AS the train drew out the
infantry saluted and the cannon was
fired. The artillery service throughout
at Montgomery was excellent. AT West
Point Gov Nortllcn of Georgia. and his
staff. boarler the train.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
SHOT RY A STRANGER

Douglass, Wyo., May 10. News
reaches here of an attempt to kill ii. ii.
Remington near the ID. w. ranch forty
five miles north of here. He was shot
at a number of times by stranger sup
posed to be one of the self-appointed
avengers of Champion and Ray. Reming-
ton WAS not seriously hurt
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
GOING 40 ROME

New York, May 3O.-Dr Edward Me-
Glynn, who has for some time contem-
plated visiting Rome with a view of
making his peace with the pope, has left
for Chicago. 1t is quite probable that the
doctor will leave this country for Il
couple of months.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
ASPHYXIATED A

Chicago. May 30.-John w. Bull of
Colorado Springs was found dead in his
room at the Louisiana hotel at Seventy
first street and Seipp avenue. Fumes of
gas filled the room, and had caused as
nhvxioticn
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
roWROY RACE.

Chadron. Neb.. May 30.-Ihe report
from Denver saving the cowboy race
has been declared off is untrue and with
out foundation whatever. The race will
leave here on the day named and not
he ipterfrrpl with
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
uavd ro,Nfu..Jo.

Spokane, WASH. May 27.-Johnson Fergu-
son. alias William Smith. is now prisoner
at the county JAIL held to await extradition
papers for murder committed in West Vir-
ginia. The crime with which Ferguson is
charged is the murder of a prominent Ken.
tuckian named Jameson Thompson, com.
mftted about three months ago.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
III'RRICANE IN CHILE

London, May 3O.-Col. j. Il. North,
the Nitrate King" so-called, has re-
ccived cable dispatch from lquique,
Chile. stating that hurricane had de-
stroyed the mole at the nitrate port and
Junin, and had done damage to the
amount of $l3O,OOO.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
CYClONEIN GEOItGIA.

Atlanta, Ga, May 3O.-Reports from
points east of Athens state that Il severe
storm swept that section and many houses
were blown down At Gillsvillr, james
Kinsley was killed and his wife badly i'll
iurcl, and in Banks county George
DowIy was killed.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
NOW IN RERLIN.

Berlin. May 80. Theodore Runyon,
United States Minister to Germany, and
his family, have arrived here. They
were received ut the station by William
Walter Phelps. the retiring United States
minister. and the whole staff of the Legal
ton. who escorted them to the kaiser
l,nf
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
unA1NS COLLIDE.

Austin, Tex. May :D-A suburban road
train and an incoming passenger train on
the Texas Pacific rollided late last night
Two persons were killed and ten injured
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
CuOIERA1H HA>IR1,pc

Hamburg. May :W.-'rhr committee OH
the prevention and detection of cholera
constituted by the senate of Hamburg.
declared officially to-day that IL
clerk who was supposed to have been suf-
fering the previous week from ,liarrhoea,
died Oh Saturday last from Asatc chol-
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
cOsTI.y DECopATJONS

Rome. Mny 3O.--Thc pope has ordered
that the work of decorating the Church
of st. John I.ateran be resumed. So
for the decoration of the l.ateran church
has cost 100000 lire which have been
supplied from the papnl privy purse.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03

Washington, May 27-The duty Of guard
ing the government exhibits at the worlds
fair will not fall entirely upon the marines
An order was issued at the war department.
ordering Companies + and Of the Third
infantry from Fort Smelling. Mimi. to Chi
cago for guard duty at the fair. The troops
and in command Of Captains Cook and Roe
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
KILLED HIS SISTER

st. Paul, May 29.-Etheline Knapp was
shot and almost instantly killed by her
little brother yesterday morning who was
carelessly handling revolver. The little
boy didn't know it was loaded.''
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
CLOSED ITS nnnRS

Brownwood, Tex. May 3o.-Thc First
National bank of this city has suspended
and IL receiver will bc appointed 1t is
said by the directors that the dcpositors
will he paid in full. but the stockholders
will lose ull.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
RISSEI.I. SFCJ7RES RAIL.

Luverne, Mimi. May 29.-Dr. G. p.
Bissell, who was recently bound over to
the grand jury in the sum of $1,000 for
abortion, which resulted in the death of
Mrs. Bertha Viste, widow of Hills,
MINI, has at last secured bail.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
A SUNDAY OPENER

Memphis, May 29.-Rev. +. P. Daven-
port, rector of Calvary church, the lead
ing Episcopal church in this city, preached
sermon yesterday in which he advocated
the opening of the worlds fair on Sun
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
DORSEY INDICTED

Omaha, May :'0.-The federal grand
Jury has returned an Indictment rharg-
ing Frank NJ. Dorsey with falSifyinG the
accounts of the d.><nct First National
Bank of Poncu He has not yet been ap-
pretended.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
GRAVES nEIEAsEn

Denver. May 3O.-Dr. Thatcher Graves;
the alleged poisoncr of Mrs. Barnaby of
Providence, II. l., was released on $1,000
bail A new trial was set for June IA,
but it is believed the case will never be
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
BLEW HIS BRAINS OUT.

Vienna, May W.-Francis Kurz. the
richest manufacturer of cloth in the town
of Jugerndorf, Austrian Stella, has COM
mittcd suicide by blowing out his brains
with n revolver. He was insane at the
time he committed the deed.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
A HEALTHY MORTGAGE

Galveston. Tex. May 3O.-'rhr Gal
weston City Railway company has filed
mortgage to the New York Guaranty
and Indemnity company upon its prop
crty and franchises to secure Il bond is
sue of S1,OOO.OOO previously negotiated.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
NO RAPID TRANSIT.

New York. May 3O-The Manhattan
Railway company has formally with
drawn all the propositions which it has
submitted to the rapid transit commission
and will confer 10 more with them on any
rapid transit scheme.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
KILLED HIS BROTHER.

Huntington. Pa, May 20.-Chief of
Police John d. Mcdonald of Mapleton,
this county, was shot and mortally
wounded by his brother Henry.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
ElRE In A MILL,

New Bedford Mass. May D.-F'ire
has caused loss of SG5.0OO to w. Ill.
Washbum's planning mill and the t'llman
manufacturing company.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
LUMBER YARD SE,zED.

Kansas City. May 3o.-'rhr big Farm
ers and Mechanics Lumber yard in this
city. owned by ID. h. Barker. the millions
aire lumberman of Chicago. was seized
tonight under Il mortgage for 100000,
held by George l.. Champman of Pitts
burg
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
EOIR unrSEs SAVED

Jackson, Miss, May 3O.-Fire destroyed
the entire business portion ot the town of
Newton. except four houses. Loss esti-
mated at $4,000; insurance light
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03

Helena, Ark, May 30.-'rhe rainfall for
the past twenty-four hours ending this
morning was eleven and three hundredths
inches. which is said to be the heaviest
rainfall ever cxnurirucou lcre
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
D1ED IN ARKANSAS

West Superior, Wis, May :0.-Dan
Kennedy. for four years sheriff of Doug
las county and widely known throughout
the state as au officer, died ut Hot
Springs. Ark, Sunday.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
A SMACK SINK

London. May 3D.-A Hull smack was
sunk in collision off Grinlsby yesterday
with the steamer Hiberniun. -Four per-
sons were drowned.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
THE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
DIGEST OF THE NEWS FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
All 'mportent Occurrences OF the
Past Week. Boiled Down and
Arranged for Rapid
Reading.
Washlnaton.

United States Treasurer Nebeker will
retire June l.
President Cleveland will recommend an
income tax.
Secretary Gresham is instrumental in
the settlement of quarrel between
Japan and Corca.
Italy and the United States have agreed
that the American legation in Rome and
the Italian legation in Washington shall
he raised to the rank OF embassies.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
WATERS RECEDE.

Forest City. Ark. May 29-The floods
of the ST. Francis swamp> have begun TO
recede. although three and a half inches
of rain has fallen during the last eighteen
hours
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
INlIINDIAI.JS\I

Bellairr, Ohio. May 30. The large
Tiltonvilr pottery burned yesterday. The
fire was started by an inccnhiary. Loss,
S4U,OtUb.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
OWED HIS WIFE.

Cincinnati. May :D.-Abe St.nau. jew
eler, has made an assignment. Liabili-
ties. $1,000: assets. SGO.VD. A judg-
ment for $4,000 was filed in favor of his
wife
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
A MINER KILLED

Dcadwood. S. d.. May 30.-J. w. Dav-
idson, Il miner employed in the Calumet
mine. was killed by IL cavc-in in one of
the tunnels.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
rEIJ,JNTO A FLUAlE.

Fergus Falls, Mimi, May 3O.-Clara
Claypool. aged twelve years, fell in the
fluIne of the Wright mill dam and was
drowned.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-03
nI,n ~ IoEDpN

London, May 30. - Commander Won
Kries. naval and military attache of the
German embassy here, is dead.
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2settung G~rtrimGenoer.
Cine gefabrloie @,:tbnne fir quite
Sduimmer, bieies meaiaeafremao.
Iide @erf III iibcu.

Cine gefabrloie @:tbnne fir quite
Sdmimmer, hieIes meaiAenfreMa0.
lide @erf su iibcn.
Sn Der sesenlpdrti9en Sabres3eit,
no 10 giele im freien Mafer @rfriz
iduug fir ben bon Ser Sise nieSerges
briidtcn &Orper luden unb 10 man9e
bes Sdmtnmets llufunbiSe bas Ser
gniigeu ei1eS Babes init benz &cben sabz
len ODER ipenigftens III groBe @efafr ges
ratben, bilrfte eS fir Diejeni9en, Die
16mimmen fDnnelt unb ben Wfut6 be-
iisell, ibren 9efabroeten MitmenI6en
9ilfc gu letlten, BON eiiter Rettuussnlez
tbo6e GenntniB gu nebmen, bic better
tuie alle anberen ibreu 3med eriiiQt
unb babel fir ben Setter, iofern er uur
Elm tii6ti9er S6uimmer, 10 gut lpie
feline s@efahr III iid bir9t.
Da es 3unG6it barauf anfommt, ben
GrtrilfenOen lduell gu erretden, 10
Iu6e man, iuenn es Die 6rtli9eu Ser
bdltnille 8eltatten, burd fla9en &opf=
iprunS Der ~unfalitelle raid uabe gu
tomnlell, a6te aber, bel flieBenoem
@aHer, baranf, oaB man nidt erit
itro~lnauf,udrtS gu i9pimmen bat, ba
bieS Die Graite oeS 9tetters llnll0tbis
tn InlpruA nimmt. Wtan laufe lieber
crit au ufer itromaufwdrts iiber bic
uniallitele binaus, 70 bab mail beim
Our956minlmeli 6eS StromeS ii6 obne
Otadtbeil etmas abipirts treiben lal1eu
lam. Dem Grtrinfeuoen nabere man
iid BON Der Nidieite, Giraffe TIN, tnOem
man Die cigeue linfe Danb inter belieu
linfen Grm BON binten ber bur6i9tebt,
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observation-disclosures
Galifurnien in @efabr, feiae 8aums
risieu gu berlieren.

edn5Se spetuIation, bic midDts id,ont-9te
sequoia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9tes
tbosea ses MbbpIsens.
tr Sberf0riter @llen Gell1 bonn
III Staate Californian gibt in eiuell
o. auflase iiber Die @aloperwiiitune
gen cine Reibe BON intereiianten Dateu,
mel6e in meitelten GreiIen uerbrettet 3l
merben oeroieneu.
DaS Sauptaugenmerf Der 0oliinbu@
ftriellen weroet ii6 be9reiflt6erweiie
leiber auf bic 6icleub6ume Der cali>
fornii6en Sierras. auf jeue prd9tige
R~otbbol3art, Die man lit ser 8otanit
nit benz Sequoia gigantea be5eidynet.
Dieter Baum, Der sr0bte auf Der @elt
nnb einer BET i60uiten beS 0albcs,
nddit MIR in einselnen @ruppcn uuO
LIT, mad aller 8erednung, ser 3ctge
langit p~ergansener j3eiten. Weui9e
@rnppen weroel 10 iorgIdltig Dor art
unb Seuer belpabrt, pie Der rWfaris
polanalb," mcldcr Dem Staate @altz
fornien eeb6rt uuo spei ueiter iiioli6
9elesene, melde neutrality-suspicious.
finb j; Die iibriseu fallen INNER mebr
ber Serit0rung aubeim.
Slt Der ytdbe be8 MtaripoiapalOcs
mar eii1e allbere @ruppe bon Sequoias,
Der nSresnowalb4 9%enanut, welder
mebrere 6unoert lebr sroBer Bdume
eutbieIt. Gin sepiiier @loer luar Dor
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Gaauns siuss 8aumriefsu in sulore County.

Gdaun9 eiueS 8aurnrieien in Eu1ore COUNTY.
Sabren Ser Gisent6iimer oeS 2anbeS,
auf wel6em Der Malb ltauo, utlo 10
lan9e er lebte, beihiiste er bic groben
8dume. S6on barualS iu9te Ct bas
@ountp uno bann ben 9taat sl per<
anlai1en, inn lein @i9entbum 5n einem
Derniinfti9en Yreile ab3ufaufen uuS
aus benz Walb einen 0ffentli6eu Parf
5u maiden /; aber er ner1tanb eS ni6t,
6as 0ffentli6e Snterelie bafiir 3u srs
meden, uno ba er arm mar unb aft
murbe, muBte CT einen Tbeil ieineS
Gi9entbumS perfaufen. Na1 ieinem
CODE ftel aud Der anbere Tbeil in bic
1dn6e Der 0ol3bdnoler un6 test ltegt
Ser ~SSffeesssR9atmalo III 6uinen. grt uub
0euer baben f6redG6 Oarin sebauit.
Sci Der MISREPRESENTATION M9tstbeee be8
dbbol3ens IN Californian merbeu bic
Stdmme, welte an 8ldte fallen, bon
bencn lie i9wer mesSul6affen 5inb, Elm.
fad berbraunt oOer benz Saulen iiber,
laifen.
aebnli6 lit bas gdidlal, weldes
iett eth GROCER anberer 8alb int slei9en
County, am Sings 8iper, erfd6rt.
DOrt beltebt cine Der sr0Bten 9ols,
i9ueioeanlasen beS 2anbes unb Die
SequOias peroen sefdat, gu Dalfen
uub Teuerungsgol5 5eridat unb 1T elmer
60 Wteilen langen S6leuie ms Tbal
9efl6Bt.
Ils Der rGalaperaSmaloA entbedt
muroe, mar bas @rlte. mas ieinen @nt<
oedern einfiel, Der @ebanfe, @elb barr
aus 3n fdla9en. sic mdblten ben
er0Bteu Baum unb lddlteu nit GROCER
Wtiige bic 9einbe baporl ab. Ole Rinbe
murbe iiberall i'm 0an6e au8eeltellt nno
Der Baum silg gu @runbe. Damn
itellten fe BObrmai6inen anf bobrten
einen anberen Baumrielen anf ben Bos
ben uub Sldtteten ben Stumpf 5u einsm
Ian5booen 5ure9t.
Wenn INNER mo cine Ausltellung
ooer eln GROCER Sabrmarft lift, mo man
burh Bor5eiSung BON etluaS Seltfamem
Gelo neroienet fam, 70 gebt Semauo
nod einem Sequoianalb uno fGllt einer
6isfenboum. Gin 80 6ue LANCER
Stumpf LIT BON ,Tularemalo" nod
@bicasU seididt woroeu, uub TIT einisell
fpefulatinen 90pfeu ipuft gegenpartis
Der Plar, aus etnem Der Bdume einen
gansen 3us BON @iienbabnfpdsen fer,
iuftellen.
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Der Galaperasmalb uno Der vMants
mutbDalS,1 BON melden ber letterc
1900 Bdume BON iiber 10 5uB i'm
Dur4meiier eutbdlt, iinO nun felt
nabesu 40 Sabreu i'm 8eiiB ibreS @is
9entbiimerS. uno berielbe bat fie erbal.
ten. Dieie @dloer befinben fif i'm
btften 9ol3oiitritt oes Staates unb ute
abl6ifi9 ri9ten lid uuf iie bic Blide Der
Speculation. Sn ibrcr na9ften glad=
baridaft bat elm SDnOifat 1ouienoe
non McreS @alblano an9efauft, un6
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90 iDate Ia iebetm Sau5e Sein.

8. D. Wi1ipu, 81 @Iap Strabs, Sbarpsburs. "a,
fur Sapiubiu@t, 9ufen unb Grfdituns letn, benin
bafelbe babe feline Erau 8ebstIt, ipeI@e mad einein befs
iisen Nnfoae her Grippe" BON Der eunsen : Gnt,hn=
buna bebrobt puroe, unb na6bem aue anoeren enses
parbten RttteI pirtnusslos s~sblteben pareu. Ro6eri
Barber vpn Gcctsport, Pa., %ertldrt, bab Or. ainss
Neue @rfnbuns tim mebr seutst babe, ala irsenb Gt.
mas, pas sr sessn Ietne auueentrantbeit eebrau6i
bate. Gs siebt nidts BeAereS. Ran perfu&e IS
Greie Ercbes GIafHen in Der apptbete BON Nbplpt
Dreib, Tbcmpicn & 60. @robe Slai&eu 50 9entS
unb 81 90.
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electric 8ttters.

Ditjee 6sttm,tttI III 70 mpbIbefanni unb 70 popular
6eDarf. xue, bic es temals sebraudten, ntmmen
nit eH In ietn Sob. Gine retnere Mebtcin giebt es
ai&t, nab 20 pirb @arantie seletfet, Dab lie Vice
leifet, mas man bon ttr periprtht. electric 8ttters
BELT aue eetbeu Der 2fber unb hel Rieren, eS ~eutferni
Gei@ware. ausi&Ias, GaIsHub nno anbere 8oigen
usretnen Dlntes. G8 tretbt buS Ralaria : Gieber
aus BEN 6pfteni, beuet b~emfelben ror uHb BELT Cd
itl5t Ia ben bartnddisneu Gduen. Gs eurirt acpfs
f@mer,er, Blutanerans mad BEN 9opfe unb ARis'd
geriuae has electric gitters. Setluns pirb s~arantir.
pber bas @elo .urhdseJablt. Rrets per 5Iaihe SC
Gents pnp 81 tn aaeu Npctbefen. @toleIale bel
abslpb pretb. G9ompiSn & 60.
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IS lrirb Sadie Scr caliioruilden
Staatsle9islatur poer oeS &ongrejieS
letn, ST cntlfeioen, Oh Die @rbaltlng
oieler groBeu 8dulne BON binreidellz
benz Dffentli6em Suterelle 1T, I'M bic
auS9abe einer betrddtltden 5umme
0ffentlid)en @elbes bebufs NntaufS Die
ier Walbuugen Su re6tfertigen.
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Sm Wansfielb, g., bat bieler
Gage cine Wiafenuersiftuns bur6 ben
@ennb BON i9le6tem9 die ltattseiunben;
II 6amlieu nit 3ulammeit 10 &Opfe,
hattcn BON Safe, Der in Der llntsesenb Der
Sta0t fabriiirt morben mar, 9sselien
nno erfranften balo baraaf urtter ben
anjei6en BON 8er9iftuns. 0ts iest
lit spar nod Niemanb Der Yergtftung
erle9en, aber fir ;m0lf Der Grtranften
1T llur uenis 9offntns auf @iebsrbsr>
itellnng %oorbanoen. j3mei YiunS BON
Dem 9aie iiub Der @eIuubbeitsbsb0rbe
in Columbus CUR 9emil6en Inter
iu6nng ein9eien6et morben.
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Bald Heads J!

What is the condition of yours7 Is your hair
dry, harsh, brittle? Does it split at the ends?
when combed or brushed2 Is it full of dan
drufff Does your scalp itch? Is it dry or in q
heated condition? If these are some of your
come bald.
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Gefabrloie 8ettuns GrtrinfenOer.

H.
an te9len QaHe9slell uao oraae oen
grafII1enea an l9 gerah; Qleranf
)9m'alme man anI ZEN oludea Dem
ealtoe 5n, mleoerhm oeti Sirom onrg@
qaefeno, oanlll man ntp1 9e9en oen
Strom anlaulpIsH mhB. Aen @erelz
!e1eh orade maj mapreao otelsr 9anSea
;Se't an lla perah ; nan oeDalt oaour9
ote regte Qaao ooulfanot9 1ret ano
lanr olele penn S9ptmmen' allo mt
eeauEen e. fa9sn oaoel nur ote @ez
H9tsIlagen oer Uelpetlt9tftl aus Dem
SSGfer geraas, 10 odB oeioe Sorpef
nag oetn Veles oeS lpeSifllgsa @es
mla9les mslr eoil Dem aSaler 9sfra9eH
meroeh hho oem Nef1er lecl9lt0 ole
aroe.l oer 6or5eetos9lil9 Dlstot. yer
tter Tam per 6etter BON benz 81 Rets
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The Skookum Root Hair Grower Co.
ST SOUTH FIFTH AVE. NEW YORK. N. Y.

0Q1-@eft : Commerce : @traBe-0Q1
ooA Can alutuntp. Seras. ~ Gul
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cine Giienbabnlinie 1T our6 ben Diltrift
projcftirt. Oas Sol; miro nad Sol.
lenoun9 berielbeir uatiirlld bcoeutenb
I'M Wsrthe iteigen, uao Der Gisent9it.
met Der SequoiatpGloer biirfte wobl BEN
Socalismus uidt 10 pett treiben, it6
ewtg benz lbm ptnfenoen Yroftt gu Der
i9lieBen.
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THEpoPULATIoNoF

C!arksbury Is about 8, coo, and We would
say ut least one half are troubled with
some affection Of the Throat and Lungs.
We would advise all our readers % cal
on their druggist and get Q bottle Of
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and
Lungs. Trial size free. Large bottles
800 and q. Sold by all druggists.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-08-04
The Cllarksbu Fair.
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The Clarksburg Fair will be
held Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, August 22nd, 23rd and
Path. The grounds are beauti-
fully located and supplied with
all the conveniences for the com.
fort and pleasure Of exhibitors
and visitors. There will be mu.
sic each day BY the First Regi
ment Band. The programme Of
amusement consists Of mule and
pony races, climbing creased
pole, creased hog race, and all
the latest novelties and attrac.
lions that pertain to q first:class
fair. The society has provided
q large number OF horse races,
among which are q free.for.all
pace, q free for-all. trot, and three
running races. The speed ex:
shibition Will be particularly in
teresting as the track has been
graded and put in q good condi.
tion. Every one should see the
fruit, floral and vegetable dis
plays, the hundreds Of useful
-. n \. J. - u 4 " L,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-08-04

SOME FOOLISH PEOPLE
Allow cough 10 run until Il gets be.
lyond the reach Of medicine Could they
be induced to try Kemp's Balsam, they
would Immediately zee the excellent
eject after taking the first dose. Price
500 and d. Trial size free. At oil Drug
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-08-04

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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-08-04


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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-08-04

The Bargain Store is selling
goods at cost. Now Is your
chance to buy. 1885,.