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equal factions and the bringing IN OF
the negro as the balance of power.
The only reason why we are not now
in the tbroes of political agitation,
with contending factions mobilizing
the black army of voters, is that the
movement was considered hopeless.
It was question of expedieucy and
not one Of principle or patriotism
with mahy. We are glad to know
that. the failure of the plot which
came to the surface on the 9th of
August is due to the patriotism and
selfcoptrol Of the large body of con-
servative men, who Will voting
with the minority in the campaign of
1892 submitted gracefully to it's re-
suits, and were unwilling to ieopardize
the public welfare~by. sachsa despe.
rate venture. Fortunately the oppor.
tunity is offered the white people Of
the State in the coming election to
obviate all future danger, forttfy
Anglo.Saxon civilization against every
assault from within and without !;
and that is the calling of a copstitu-
tiopal convention to deal with the
all-important question Of suffrage.
By q strange and unaccountabIe
change of base thst class in the State
which has always stood for qualified
suffage, aud denied the capacity or
the right of the masses to participa-
ton IN the government. gre today
loud mouthed In their.declafation that
they are champions Of the poor white
men whose vote is threatened. as they
say. Every newspaper, controlled
by this class, is teeming with all man.
ner of specious and false arguments
against voting for a convention
They say that the white voters who
are ignorant and poor viii have cast
their last ballot if they vote for a
convention. They harp on the enor-
nous cost to the taxpayers. They
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the poor whites, are bent on regain
ing control of our affairs at any cost.
They are oblivious of the fact that
the vast horde Of ignorant negroes,
once organized and disciplined to
overpower the white majority, the
morals and faith of white men in each
other being once destroyed, the
negroes inevitably will seize power
for their own benefit.
We say to the white men who are
threatened by the Independent news.
papers with disfranchisement, that
Mississippi, with colored voting
population larger than ours, has
adopted constitution which without
disfranchising a single white man,
has reduced the registered negro vote
of that State to 5000. What Missis-
sippi has done South Carolina can do
South Carolina alone of all the recon-
structed States still keeps the Con.
stitution forced upon her at the point
of the bayonet by scalawags and
aliens.
The cost of q constitutional con.
vention, while of no importance in
comparison with the benefits to be
derived, need not under any circum-
stances exceed, 350,O80. There are
many benefits other than the reguIa-
ton of the suffrage to be secured by
changes in the organic law. While
these might be obtained by the slow
and unsatisfactory process of amend
ment, we candid'y ask any sensible
man what hope there would be for
securing the adoption of new Con.
stitution involving the regulation of
suffrage if it had to be submitted
back to the people. It has been the
settled purpose of the trusted leaders
of the Democratic party for four
years to call constitutional conven
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FOREST CITY CHIPS.
Local and Personal News Dlshsd Up In
an Appitiging Manner.
Cpa,joJ d, the V,rn,i ynt, g,.Ib,1,s

hh hiplb'AAAk Ahuhhois
Special 10 the Scranton Tribune.
FOREST CITY. Pa, Feb. 2S.-Cantata.
"Rebecca." March II. at Davis Opera
house
THE TRIBUNE is steadily gaining ia
yor in Forest City.
Miss Alice Gregory, who has been i'll
the past few days, resumed her posi-
tion in school today.
John Conmy intends opening a NOR
chant tailor shop in few days in w.
j. Maxey's block
Ed Corey, of Uniondale. spent yes
terday looking after his business inter
ssts in this thriving borough.
The Epworth League Of the Forest
City Methodist Episcopal church held
very interesting session last evening
before n large audience. Rev j. @.
Hogan gave an eXtempOraneous speech
tho Suhj-ct being. The Pulpit aud the
Stage. A number of Others spoke upon
the subject. and good arguments were
made both for and against the in
hueucos of the stage. The league in
tedls TO have an interesting session
next Tuesday evening to which a cor
dial welcome is extended to all.
Superintendent w. a. May, OF Scran-
ton, made the Hillside collieries in this
place an official visit today.
Mrs, Benjamin Maxey spent today
with Carbondale trlends.
a wedding was celebrated the latter
part of last week at st. Agnes church,
Rey. j. J. OJroner performing the
ceramony which united William Evans
and Miss Hattie Goodrich in the bonds
OF matrimony. Miss Anna May Fox
was bridesmaid, while John Cotter
served rs best man.
A game OF checkers will be played
Monday night at the Olympic club
rooms between Clarence Lewis, of
Thompson, champion checker player Of
SusquonannA county, and John Car
michael, of Scranton, champion checker
player of Lackawanua county.
James DIllOn,a resident of this place,
and well known as a clever boxer. died
at his home on lower Main street last
night after an illness Of five days OF
pneumonia. He leaves widow and
family.
The following were registered at the
Forest House yesterday: F. II. Bren-
ton, Pittston; D. f. Neill, Scranton;
j. L. McMichael, Philadelphia; j. J.
Maghran, Scranton; S. Jacobus, New
York; Z. Z Bennett, Binghamton, N,
Y; 5. S. Seamans, Scranton, and
others
Mrs. Charles HowSlls, Of Gibson, is
tine guest of Mrs. n Brundage.
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ARCHIBALD NEWS NOTES.
4 Weekly Paper Promised--Exciting
Accident at the D. and II. Station.

weekly thper FfomlSeu--EN
Accident at the D. and II. Station.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
ARCHIBALD, Pa, Feb. %. Improve
ments are in progress on the Carroll
building on Center street When the
improvements are completed il will be
occupied by J. Naunton as cigar
manufactory and confectionery store.
Archibald is town Of 4. 500 people
with handsome churches, electric
light, agood public school system, two
passenger aud one street railway COM
municating with other towns. and it
ought to be able to support weekly
newspaper So thinks Elitor Gould,
Of the Curbondale Herald, who was in
town yesterday looking the matter up.
Ii tho project meets with encourage
ment Mr.. Gould will At once make ar
engagements to supply the public with
a weekly sheet that will contain all the
startling news of this lively borough.
Rev. Il. n Shaw, of Noorheesyille.
n Y, will preach in the Presbyterian
church on Sunday morning and even
ing
Patrick Sweeney called on Carbon
dale friends yesterday.
At the local institute to bs held at
MSytield, March 3, soma Ot tho Arch
bald teachers will take prominent
part. Professor White will read y
paper on Arithmetic" Professor Davis
will talk on "Across the Continent, ="
uul Miss Alice Sweeny will dsliyet a
recitation
Martin Mahaly. Of the East Side, is
seriously ill.
Miss Kate McHale has returned from
u pleasant visit with Plttston friends.
7. a. Timlin. Patrick Bsrgan and
Thomas HAnophy, Of Jermyn, called
friends in town last Tuesday.
Last Tuesday evening peculiar ac-
cilert happened to the locomotive at
tached the Delaware and Hudson train
that arrives here at I'D. As the train
was nearing the Delaware and Hudson
station one Of the bolts burst and the
locomotive appeared as if IT was in a
mass of fame The engineer stopped u
short distance from the station and
pulled the fire and with the assistance
Of the locomotive that happened TO be
near, the train was taken to Carbon
dale. While the eXCitemSnt was at its
height a team belonging to Martin
Cawley took advantage Of the ditua-
tiOn, dashed down Hill street on run.
away aud ran into lamp post oppo-
site the Catholic church. The wagon
was somewhat damaged and QUE Of
the horses was slightly injured,
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TolO At TEYLoR.
An Epitomizsd Record Of Passing Events
Of Local Interast.

An Epitomzsd Record Of Passing Events
Of Local Interest.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
TAYLOR, Pa, Feb. 2S George Hag-
adorn was in town today.
The Presbyterian church held a re-
ceptiou Tuesday night at Archie
Boyd's in honor OF their pastor, Rev.
Mr.. Mitchell, who has severed his
charge here,
John Bray, of West Pittston, was
among today's callers in the borough.
Reports have gotten in circulation
that the supreme court has knocked out
the borough. The supreme court has
mas not yet handed down its decision,
although it was argued one week ago
today.
Miss Edith Sweet, Of Peckyille, is
the guest Of her cousin, Carrie Ny
harit.
Ex.Mayor John Fellows, Of Scran.
ton, was visitor here on Tuesday,
Mrs. Jones, mother of Dave Jones,
leader of the Methodist Episcopal
church choir, is seriously i'll with pneu
monia at her home on Ridge street.
The Republican candidates don't feel
the least disturbed about the report
that the Citizens recent candidates
will contest tho election,
Thursday night the Ivorite lodge
will celebrate st. David's Day with an
entertainment and supper at Weber's
rink
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MI2RoREp IN MoosIc.
A Live Reporters Budget of Entsrtain-
ing News No.s5.

ing News No.ss.
Special 10 the Scranton Tribune.
NoosIC, Pa. Feb. 2S Charles Will
lard, the milkmtn, has purchased
span of bay horses
Maude the oldest daughter OF John
Davis of Brook street, is very sick.
Mrs. John Metz is under the Doctors
care.
The Women's Christian Temperance
union will hold their business meeting
in the church this afternoon.
Tuesday eveningIMr. and Mrs c. c.
Howell celebrated the tsuth anniver-
sary of their marriage ut their pleasant
home in Avoca. The following guests
from out of town were ia attendance:
Mr. and Mrs Reese, of Wilkes Barre
Mr. and Mrs. D. Hess, of West Pitts
ton; Mr.. and Mrs Jabez Lee; Mrs,
Thomas Turner of South Eaton; Mr..
and Mrs. Howell and Blair Howell, OF
CeutermorelanI; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hailstoue and daughter, Tina; Mrs
;. W. Bouse and daughter, Miss Min
ME, Of Moosic; and a number from
A70ca. A very pleasant evening was
sp-nt by all. The presents were pretty
and useful.
some Of the young people attended
party in Avoca, Tues lay evening, at
the home Of Mr.. D. c. Norton
The Woman'5 Foreign Missionary
society will meet in the church Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. Stull, Of Hlrvey's Lake, is Wis
iti1g relatives in town.
Miss Emma Mostsller has returned
home after spending few days with
friends in Moscow.
Luke Clark took trip to Marlette
and purchased 2 horse for Mr. Gillic-
a daughter OF Storm King, with rec
ord Of 2 l3.
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FROM FAIR GVoCa.
An Entertaining Bgdz2t Of 'Livs Local
News IntsllizantlY Prepared.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
AvoCA. Pa. Feb % Misses Lizzie
Wylie and Kitty Mang, Of Carbonate,
are the guests Of Miss Name McCrui.
die.
A.P. Curran, Of Scranton. spent
Sunday with his parents on Grove
street.
Massra. T. F. Fi!z'immo1'.J Doran,
D. Burns, W j Buglehols, Joe Nc
Craeksn and NJ Whalsn were among
the visitort to the county seat ysster .
day.
Rev. T. F. Ki9rnan, Of Parsons, pre-
sided at the Lsntsn services at st
Msry's church laSt evening.
Misses Agnes and G-neVieve Gilles
pie, Of Pittston, were visitors here on
Sunday.
W. L. Schlagsr, Of Syracuse, N Y,
is In town visiting his family.
Rev. Father Donlan, Of Dunmore.
was a visitor hsrs Monday
Mrs. Kate Lewis and family, Of Brad.
ford, Pa, is visiting her sister, Mrs }.
Il Anderson.
win Mclaughlin, of Sham okin,
udus DNAUd0A u y h3A h IiAAJs
Misses b. O'Brien and Fannie Web
Der attended funeral in Wilkes Barre
yesterday.
The skating on the old reservoir has
been real good during the past week
and was enjoyed by our young people.
Mr.. and Mrs Brank Flock, Of West
Pittston. are the guests Of Mrs. NJ. A
Flock
Druggists Renniman and Manners
have both had 4 very neat lettering
painted on their store windows.
Misses Anna Montabslla and Anna
Krauiz, OF Pittston, we're visitors here
on Sunday.
The Women's Christian Temperance
union intend holding an entertainment
in the near future,
L. B. Williams, Of this place, was
lately chosen president Of the Thistle
band at Pittston.
Rev g. T. Price was in Kington yes.
terdsy attending q church conference
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IERMYa hNo THERERBoUTs.
A Resume Of tho Current Happenings,
Prepared wi Caro-.

Resume OF tho Current Happenings,
Prepared wi Caro-
SDecial 10 the Scranton Tribune.
VI. L. Miller, of Mountdale; A +.
Chase, of Scott; and George M, Patter'
son, of Carbondale, were welcome vjsi.
tors here yesterday
The William Mckinley Republican
club are fixing up their rooms in the
Odd Fsliows' huilding
The council hsld their last meeting
Tuesday evening, and after transactiGs
routine business adjourned. The new
council will meet aud organize next
Monday evening. They stand five Re-
publcAns and four Democrats. With
j, r. Nicholson az burgess the Repub
iCans have working majority.
1t is psid that John Grant ia candl-
date for clerk and William Tennis
wishes to be treasurer As these Offices
pay quito well, no doubt others will be
In tho field before election.
Mrs. Harriet Russell, while leaving
the residence of William Toman, Third
street, yesterday afternoon, fell and no.
versly injured herself 1t is feared
that u number Of her ribs are broken.
s. W. Cook ia in Philadelphia under
medical treStmont at the llahneman
hospital.
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Beecham's pills are fot
olIiousncss, bilious headache,
dyspepsia, heartburn, torpid
liver, dizziness, sick head
ache, bad taste in the mouth,
coated tongue, loss of appe-
tite, sallow skin, when caused
by constipation; and consti-
patton is the most frequent
cause of all of them.
Book free pills 25c. At
drugstores,or write B.F.Allcn
Coo365 Canal St., New York.
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OVER At WAYNE.
An Entertaining Writer'S Word Pic
lures of tho Maple City.

An Entertaining Writer'S Word Pic
lures of tho Maple City.
Special to the Scranton Tribune
HoNEsDALE, Pa. Feb 28. - Hon,
Henry NJ. Seeley will deliver the last
in the series of lectures at the Baptist
church tomorrow (Thursday) evening.
Judge Seeley should be greeted by a
large house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Thompson,
Miss Jessie Grant, Mias Daisy Holmes
and Miss Clara Torrey, loft yesterday
for trip to Niagara Falls. -,
An oil painting Of the late Giles
Greene, father of Homer Greene, is on
exhibition in the window Of Jadwin 81
Spencer's pharmacy. 1t was executed
by Miss Clara Keen and is u work OF
art
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THE caRBoNDaLs MIDWAY.
Sights and Scenes in the Pioneer City
GraphioAlly Described.


CARCoNDALE. Pa, Feb. 2S.-Sh ortly
before o'clock this morning the alarm
sounded for fire, which proved to be
in the old Frisbie breaker, now leased
and operated by Ira j. Meagley. Of
Binghamton. Soon the whole struo-
ture. which consisted Of the old breaker
and new addition, which was recent
ly built, was enveloped in uncontrolla-
BILE flames. The fire companies were at
the scene. but could do no good, the
fire being out Of the water district. The
breaker was completely destroyed caus'
ing heavy damage to Mr. Meagley, who
says is partly covered with insurance,
The fire will throw ll2 hands out OF
employment
A special meeting of the Lackawanna
club will be held tomorrow (Ihursday)
evening ut o'clock for the purpose OF
considering the ndvisability of giving
AN afternoon tea on Monday. March 5.
James NJ Stewart and Minor Hump.
sted left this morning for Philadelphia,
where they will be in attendance at the
department encampment OF the Grand
Army of the Republic
John Cunningham, OF Forest City
was among the visitors in this place to-
day
Emmons l.. Peek arrives in this city
today from Elk Grove. Pa. and will
make u visit with his parents Mr. and
Mrs h. M. Peck, of Washington street
On Friday evening will be held n
cottage prayer meeting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Varcoe on Arch
bald street, under tho auspices OF the
Baptist Christian Endeavor society.
Miss Ruth Phillip, Of Susquehanna,
Is visiting friends in town.
The funeral OF Annie. the 2-year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs James Bry-
den, Of Oak avenue, occurrsd'this after
noon. lutermsnt was made in Maple
wood cemetery.
This evenings special meeting in the
Young Mems Christian association
nall was conducted by Rev Il. u. Jep-
son. pastor of the Baptist tabernacle
Ho took for his theme "The Ark" b.
Il Hall pleased the audience by rem
dSring Il bass solo in his usual talented
manner. An effort is being made by
the association to secure the services Of
Rev. h. j. Cain, of Pittston. to come
here and conduct several of the special
meetings.
A very quiet wedding took place in
this city last evening and the ceremony
was performed Mt the Presby terian
parsonage by Rev Charles Lee in the
presence of few friends, The con
tracing parties were Miss Kate ii.
Burtnott and Egbert A. Treat, both
residents of CarbondalO Mr.. and Mrs.
Treat have taken up their residence
temporarily at Munn's boarding houss
on Lincoln avenue.
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Cure for Headache.

As remedy for all forms Of Headache
Electric Bitters has proved to be the very
best. 1t effects permanent cure and the
most dreaded habtual sick headaches
yield to its influence. We urge all who are
afflicted to procure bottle and give this
remedy fair trial In cases Of habitual
constipation Electric Bitters cures by CIV
ing the needed tone to the bowels. and few
cases long resist the use Of this medicine,
Try it once. Large bottles only Fifty cents
at Matthews Bros drug store
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PARTY AT pRICEBURG.
Mr. and Mr. Isaao Davis Are Agrss-
ably surprisad BY sorantonians


ably surprisad BY sorantonians
Spccili 10 The Scranton Tribune
PRICEBURG. Pa. Feb 2S, On Mon
day evening sleigh load Of Scranton
ladies' agreeabiy surprised Mrs Isaac
Davis on Halstead street.
Nrs. Davis was equal to the occasion
and q Sountiful repast was served to
which all did justice Tho remainder
Of tho evening was spent in singing
and playing of games until nearly mid
night when they departed after thank
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Davis for their kind
attentions
The following IL n partial list OF
those present: Mrs. John j, Lewis, Mrs.
Richard 7. Roberts, Mra Saul Jones,
Mrs. Reese Maddooks, Mira. Evan Jen.
kins, Mrs. David Williams, Mrs John
ROLAND. Mrs Reese Bryant Mrs Mlr.
garst Williams. Mrs. Reese Mccall
Mrs. William j. Thomas, Mrs. Lucy
Campbell, Miss May Stewart, Miss Liz
zie Buzzard, Miss Lizzie Williams, Mrs.
II. B. Sonss and Mrs w W. Williamj
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tory, has purchased the Bard property.
on Church street, which means that
great improvements will taks place
there the coming spring.
Hugh McCollum has received the
appointment of deputy revenue collec-
tor in place of f. c. Fordham. Hugh
is young man who will make a good
collector. and those who have business
with him will find him a pleasant gen
tleman to meet,
Il @, Fordham, sx-deputy revenue
collector, will hereafter devote his
time to his increasing business.
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A Million Frienda

A friend in need is friend indeed, and
not less than 'one million people have
found just such a friend in Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds n you have never used this Great
Cough Medicine, one trial will convince
you that It has wonderful curative powers
in all diseases Of Throat, Chest and Lungs
Each bottle ia guaranteed to do oil that is
claimed or money will be refunded. Trial
bottles tre' at Mathews Bros, drug store.
Large bottles jOc and Sd % ~
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Colonel Buck Kugora's Story.

Major Wintersmith rushed into General
Hanson room one day in u state Of great
mental disturbance, " said Colonel Ktgore,
of Texas.
General" he exclaimed, "a man ont
here in he hall stopped me just now and
took me for you"
ole didN' said Hanson, "Ill 50 out and
kill him.
"Oh, don't trouble yourself about that, p"
replied the major, 1--WE killed him al
ready
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DEATH OF MRS. ROSE.
An Estimabls Lady Passes Into RsGt a.
Port Jarvis.

Special 10 lie ScrantOn IFIbunc
HoNEsDA ALE, Feb IS Superintendent
l.. G. Rose received word today that
his mother had died at her home in
Port Jervis at noon. Mrs. LOvina G.
Rose was 80 ysars old last Septem Der,
and is survived by four children Will
liam r. Rose, Phillipsport; Lyman o.
Rose, Honesdale; Charles c. Rose,
Scranton, and Miss A. E Rose, Port
Jeryis.
Superintendent L. o. Rose and his
brother c. c. Rose. of Scranton, left
here for Port Jvrvis this afternoon.
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pyspspaIe and IndIgontIon

In their worst forms are cured by the
use Of p. p. =. Ifyou are debilitatod and
run down, or II you need n tonic TO regain
flesh and lost appetite, strength and vigor,
take 2. p. p, and you will be strong and
healthy. For shattered constitutions and
lost manhood r. p. p. Prickly Ash, Poke
Root and Potassium is tho king Of all
druggiste. ="
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POINTS FROM PEcRViLLE.
Personal and Other Paragraphs Pleao
autly Written for Live Readers.
Spccioi 10 he scranton Tribune


Spcciai 10 he scranton Tribune
PECKvILLE, Pa, Feb 29 Mrs. w.
w. Brandow, of Scranton, spont yes-
terday with Mrs Pickering, OF Hickory
street
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist Episcopal church cleared $l3, II at
their public dinner yesterday.
The funeral service Of Miss Bogart
will be hold this afternoon at 3 o'clock,
at the Methodist Episcopal church Of
this place. conducted by her pastor,
Rov. +. 2. Doty. Interment will be
made in Prospect cemetery
Mrs. Charles Miller, of Park place,
called on her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
+. White, yesterday.
BlakSly Council No 800, Junior Or.
der of United American Mechanics,
will hold bnsket social in Ledyard
hall Friday evening, March 2.
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DoINGS AT OURYEa.
Christian Endeavor Social - Personal
and othar Brief Notes

and Other Brief Notes
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
DURYEA, Pa Feb. 2S Miss Grace
Marcy is able to be around again after
a brief illness.
Rev. James Mitchell left today for
Washington, D. G
The Christian Endeavor society Of
the Presbyterian chapel gave social
Monday evening in behalf OF their re-
firing president. tbs Rev Mitchell
The Order of Sons of Temperance
celebrated their second anniversary
Monday evening,
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FROM MoaTRosE.
Intorspting Notes Of News from a Cool
Nount, CapJ,a1

SpecIdI 70 Ne Scrdnf0n TTIbWe,
MoNTRosE, Pa, Feb. 29 AT nm Of
fetal meeting Of the Methodist Episco-
pal church held on Tuesday evening. a
COMMITTEES wOs appointed to get pledges
for the purpose of building a new par
sonage.
w. A. Ellsworth, deputy prothono-
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CURE FOR GRoUP-Use DR.. Thomas
Fcectric Oil according to directions. 1t
is the best remedy for oil sudden attacks
CT colds, pain and inflammation, and in
iuries.
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THE NEWS OF
NEARBY TOWNS

tOut or town correspondents ofTHu TRTn-
uNE should sign their namos in full TO each
news letter, not for publication Uut to guard
against deception.l