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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-23
Denies a Combination.

: Chicago, Nov. 22.-The Peoples Gas.
Light & Coke company today filed its
answer in the suit Of city of Chicago
wherein the forfeiture of the rights and
franchises Of the ogden Gas company
is demanded. The city claims that the
Peoples and the Ogden companies are
a combination formed i'm violation OF
the act giving the Ogden company legal
existence. The answer denies that the
two companies are virtually co-operht-
ing. as charged The answer. however
admits the existence Of a contract to
buy the Ogden cOmpany's property in
lg45.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-23
RUMGRS ABOUT HEALTH
OF Mr.. CHAMBERLAIN

London, Nov. 22.-The friends Of 10
sfph Chamberlain. the colonial seere-
tary. have FOR some time been con-
cerned with regard % his health.
Today Mr.. chamberlain wrote to the
HandsWorth school declining 70 dis
tribute prizes at that institution, be-
cause. as he said. 1T is absolutely nee
essary for me to confine myself to pub
Sc work
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-23
TO SECURE HARMONY.
To Prevent Differences Between Nc
Kinley Memorial Associations.

Washington, Nov z2.-PIans by which
it is hoped to prevent differences be-
tween the Canton Mckinley Monument
association and the Washington Memorial
Arch association, and secure harmony Of
action, vas agreed upon at the meeting
of the executive committee of the latter
body today. A committee of FIVE was
appointed to confer with the board of
trustees of the Canton association i'm this
city. Dec :
a resolution was adopted for the guild
ance of the Washington conferecs, Oat-
lining the wishes of the executive COM
mttee. These are that the two associa-
tions shall make joint poll of the coun-
try for a fund to erect both the monu-
ment and the memorial arch in this city.
The territory to be canvassed win in
clude everything except the District Of
Columbia and the state of Ohio
The desire of the executive committee
and the proposition will be made to the
board Of trustees OF the Canton associa-
ton Is that Of all the money collected
one-third shall go to the Canton mOnu-
ment and two-thirds to the memorial
arch.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-23
Wanted More of 1t.
lChicago News.1

Booker T. Washington tells this story
in his autobiography. up from Slavery:
The aumber Of people who stand ready
tG consume ones time to no purpose IS
almost countless. At one time I spoke
before a large audience in Boston in the
evening. The next morning I was aWak-
ened by having a card brought to my
room and with it a message that some
one was anxious TO see me. Thinking that
1t must be something very important
dressed hastily and went down. When
reached the hotel office 7 found a blank
and innOcent-io0king individual waiting
for me, who c0oliy remarked. 7 heard
you talk at meeting last night. J rather
liked your talk and 50 7 came in this
morning to hear you talk some more
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-23
Rathhnr to Be Tried

JenersonvilIe. Ind, Nov. 23.-Tbe spe-
cia, grand jury selected 90 investigate
the Rathbun insurance conspiracy this
afternoon returned an Indictment
&catnst Newell c. Rathbuu charging
h'u with murder in the first degree
The body OF Rathbun's alleged victim.
supposed to be that of Charles Good
man. arrived from Little Rock this
afternoon and was taken In charge by
Coroner Coots. To is believed Bath-
buns trial VIII take place before the
ne b court
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-23
Fights Against His Coun.rymen.

New York. Nov. 22-Aecordiug 10
the London representative of the Trib-
pune the Standards South African cor
respondent is authority for the state
|ment that General Andres Cronie. d
brother OF the famous Boer leader. now
IL Prisoner in ST. Helena. is among the
who are enlistng men
against the Boers and who are taking
.np arms against their former compan-
Hons in-arn1s and in favor of the Brit
.i1n
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-23
Git to Harvard.

Boston Nov 22.-The transcript
says Through the generosity OF a
Boston man and a Harvard graduate
whose name is withheld from the pub
JIG, Harvard is TO have another build
ing addea 70 Its collection. The new
structure VIII be built on the land now
occupied by FoXcrOft House The orig
MAJ amoprt intended to be given was
s5p'ee9 but the sum has been nearly
doubled.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-23
Rookkeener Goes Wrone.

Liverpool. Nov 22-An official an
nouHcement was made today by the
Bank Of Liverpool that through the
q shonesty and betting transactions of
= trusted bookkeeper. the bank may
lose e17C000 The Bank OF Liverpool s
shores zen CT on the stock exchange
t4iav The defsulter has not YET been
arrested
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-23
BRUTAL FL0GGING OF
CHILDREN IN PRUSSIA

London. Nov. 29-Shocking accounts
have been received here, says a dispatch
from Cracow to tho Daily Mail. OF whole
sale logging of Polish children By Prus-
sian school masters FOR refusing TO learn
the Catechism and prayers in German at
Wrzesnia.
Such general fiosging nearly produced
riot. The parents and relatives as
Sembled in front of the school and vio-
leptly denounced the authorities. Many
persons were arrested on the charge Of
insulting the government officials and
sentenced 90 prison for periods ranging
from a month 20 Two years and 10 be
put In chains. Tie Polish neWspa peTs are
indignant At these outrageous sentences.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-23
Federal Convict Escapes

Leavcnwogth. han. Nov. John
8 convict Al the federal prison,
made a successful escape while work
ing the quarry today. mis- absence not
being discovered until & p. m. He was
sent up from eavenWorth on the
charge of uDiaw Fully selling govern
ment property. and mad one year yet
20 serve
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-23
Turtles ave Hatched

Berkeley, Cal, Nov. 22-Four Gala
pages turtles, which are the only ones of
their species in the United States. have
been Matched at the agricultural building
of the University of California Two years
ago a pair Of turtles were presented to
the university. but il was only four
months ago that the female deposited
eggs in the earth. The grown turtles
weigh 100 and 500 pounds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-23
EXCHANGE REFORMS
Continued from Page -


Day. was in favor of prosecuting the
slanderers, abolishing trading in flu
lures, establishing a stock exchange
clearing house. and providing for visit
ing days at the mines.
Opposed by Peery.
President D. H. Peery of the stock
exchange was opposed to a clearing
mouse and TO expert reports. He de-
MED that there were any wash" sales
me brokers are not responsible for
these things" he said. II know one
bank that has been forcing brokers to
sell and the banker is said TO have
been shorting stock. These present
conditions are natural believe every
thing IS all right as far as the stock
exchange is concerned, and / don't
believe any change is necessary be-
selves"
NJ. NJ. Miller, speaking as a member
of the exchange, said he believed the
exposures by the newspapers had had
beneficial effect, and that the legiti-
mate brokers were anxious to do all
IN their power TO protect their Gus
toners.
The brokers are frequently blamed
when they should not be-" he said.
1 know of instances very recently
where there has been heavy selling on
orders and the brokers doing the sell
ing was accused of 'shorting. The
trouble now is due principally to un-
due imitation Of prices by OverspecuIa-
ton, followed by a slump made worse
by the selling of margined stock. /
believe a rule against the carrying of
stocks on less than a 50 per cent mar
gin would have a beneficial effect"
j. w Langley, z. G. WOolley and
several other brokers declared in favor
OF aoohshing futures, and taking every
possible step to prevent the using of
undue influence to bear stocks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-23
Indicted For Cnnsniracr.

New York, Nov. 22.-The grand jury
today indicted Fire Commissioner John
J. Scannen and William Marks. broker
in fire department supplies. for alleged
conspiracy. 1t also returned a second
count against Scanned for alleged
neglect of duty. The evidence was the
same as that upon which faulty indict-
ments were returned against the ac-
Cused some months ago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-23
Banl. Teller Indicted.

NeU York. nov. Kings county
grand iury returned an indictment TO-
assy against George Zoliinhofer. the
teller OF the Williamsburg Savings
tark. who confessed that he and fel-
l0w employee robbed the institution of
S5e6o9 The md.cmcnt charges four
G. Euts 81 larceny
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-23
In the Hands Of Jury.

RuiIcr No.. No-. All of she cvi-
donce iu The trial OF DIR. A. j. CstrelI,
who is charged with the murder Of ID.
T. Dunesan. Colorado man. was inn be-
fDrc noon today The afternoon and
right sessions were given over 10 the
arguments OF the attorneys. and now the
,a=c Fl in she hands of the jury. Al
late hour tonight the jury was excused
TulI morning. when The cansidera ton Of
Tho case VIII De- resumed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-23

Wicllta. kan. Nov. Sd. J. Tang
ms. proprietor OF the Topeka avenue
h0tcl in this city was struck on the
head about 500 o'clock This morning
3 itl heavy hammer 10y burglar
whom he surprised i'm the act OF rob
bling Che hotel office Mr.. Tdngney is
uGr expected 20 recover. The burglar
e~Caugd
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-23

Washington, Nov 22-President and
Mrs Roosevelt. accompanied by their
children left here this afternoon on the
yacht Sylph for brief cruise down the
Potomac. A presidential salute Of TWEEN
ty-one guns was fired as the president
went aboard the yacht. The president
and family viii be gone q daN or Two
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-23
woman Gats Priza al Virtne

New York, Nov. 22.-The French
academy. says a dispatch from Paris
to the London Times and New YORK
Times. has awarded the prize of virture
Of LOCO francs to Cecil MOrand. a seam
stress, who is a dwarf and lame. and
who, from the age of IL years, has sup
ported a paralytic father. a sick bro
Their and ten brothers and sisters.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-23
HOW CONSPIRACY
WAS FRUSTRATED
Further Details of the Yukon
Conspiracy.
OFFICERS WERE NOTIFIED
NO SERIOUS VIEW. Is TAKEN OF
THE SITUATION.

Ottawa. Ont. Nov. 22-All the facts
in the possession Of the interior de-
partment regarding the alleged con-
spiracy to capture the government of
the Yukon were made public today.
Officials here do not take a serious
view Of the situation
or Sept. p Controller Fred White
OF the mounted police was advised by
Superintendent Primrose of Dawson Of
2 report from Seattle that some scheme
was being concocted to seize Canadian
territory in the Yukon. On the 18th
Mr.. White again received a message
from superintendent Primrose saying
that he was unable to confirm the re-
port. although circumstances tended to
confirm his suspicious.
On Sept q superintendent Primrose
again wired that his previous cipher
message referred to the disputed ter
Iitory and the Dalton trail and that
he was writing superintendent Prim-
roses letter was received Oct. Z. Tt
stated that he had been unable to con-
firm current reports. 1t appears that
man named II. Greght had told at
Dawson that he knew Of a conspiracy
against the government. that Greght
had bsen Swallowed by the police and
it. was discovered that he told several
stories about himself.
Told of the Scheme.
He had been in Dawson about a
month His conversation was to the
effect that a secret organization pro-
poses to take possession Of the Yukon
territory. their plan being to run White
Horse Pass. taking the smaller detach-
ments along the river. it being an easy
matter TO capture the barracks at
Dawson. The organization had repre-
sentatives both at Seattle and Skag-
way. and they expected to be assisted
by men from Circle City and Eagle
City. This was the plan outlined by
Greght. GTeght, it was said by a mem
Der OF the mounted police. had been in
the grocery business in Butte. Mont.
Nothing more was heard from there
until Nov. T. when Controller Fred
White received the following telegram
from Superintendent Wood of Daw-
son:
Snyder reports discovered where
abouts in Skagway papers relating to
conspiracy to seize territory United
makes affidavit as to conspiratoTs.
This. Of course, he cannot do. Am sat
isied such conspiracy exists"
The police were also trying to locate
a man named Short. who had been
mentioned as having knowledge Of a
conspiracy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-23
Dorble TrageGv Ii s..

Mobile. Ala nov. Z-The British bars
Ternem Wool. FROM Rio Janeiro. came
into port today I'm charge Of the mate,
wao reported % dou3ie traeedy ot sea-
On Nov is CAPTAIN Morris killed the
steward and this morning the captain
iulnnaa overheard ami vas uroNned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-23
Quite Realistic.

EbdILIILIUIt atiItIIlaiI.T
This" said the Eminent Artist, as
my famous study Of the Cows in the
Clover
But where is the ClOver2" we asked,
not seeing any of it in the picture.
"Oh. the cows have eaten it. you
know"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-23
out Of the Mouths Of Babes.
Chicago News.)

on, mamma, look at the rabbitr' ex-
claimed little Margie, as she watched the
peculiar twinkle of the animals features.
tiers with his nose"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-23

Can any Of you tell me what an altar
isl asked the sunday school superinten-
dent, addressing the juvenile class
I can" replied a little tot An altar
is thing what they burn insects on"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-23

Aunt Mary-What are you racing I'D
and down the street in that manner for,
johnny
Johnny-Oh, I'm just practicing so I can
OutTun papa.
Aunt Mary-Why. what do you want 10
outrun your papa fOr2
JOhnny-Cause he said it wouldn't be
good for me if he caught me near the
circus.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-23

Look at the pretty new moon. Fred
ole, said a mother to her 4-year-old
hopeful
That amt no new moon" replied the
little fellow. that's an old broken one.F'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-23

Small Mabel had received a parental in
junction to remember at least one thing
the minister said at church and upon her
return home exclaimed: Il remember
something
That's right. dear" rejoined her
father. Now tell me what the minister
said"
He said" replied Mabel, a. "A collection
will now be taken up -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-23

Madrid, Nov. 22.-senor Gamazo. the
former minister Of finance, is dead.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-23
The Notable Dead.

London, Nov. 22-Count Won Hatfield
Wildenburg. who a few days ago retired
from the post Of German ambassador TO
Great Britain. died at the embassy this
morning.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-08
3DEA HTS u OxNGss.

Mr.. Douglas Jdnnipgs recei ID
the following telegfan soon MI 3iis
day morning, fYop, his bro9hsrg IN.
INY. . IS Beatty Jennings, OF Oct ,it,
Mich n
|, y Little Beatty vent to SJcss at
y, llb%this evening, March a,.ls ~
W.sB. Jenniu, 7. gs5
This WAS His o'dteSfchila i5s een ,s,'
z and g years. OLD, ,$5.
',sss'. iss:.
The Town Of McColl mouris the
destl! OF her lesdin@ Sphysic.Sai..snF,
Martin, which sad event occtreu We'd
nesday night. .tThesremlaiDs are to 30
taken to .Laureenls bis native homo.
i.ss Z. .issf So
The manyHffiends Of Mr. and Mrs.
w. Boyce Fraser, Of our town, deeply
sympattize with them In Tho loss'9'l
their infaGt daughter Par on Wed
ncsday night ats o'clock, SatIesA iaM
days illness Of pneumonia aged fiye
months ands3M9ys 8! Little Par wgs
The second one Of the twins, and 81
course a little idol--the jSy OF mothGrs
heart The. blow /. d severe one, as /,
is,the first visit of the grim reaper.
The funeral servicea wsrc held al
Evergreen cemetery Thurolpy nlInt.
noon ut 4 80 o'clock.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-08


# Try Filters favored 'sonps and
Boston Baked sBe&ns With'sTo-
mato sauce only, 10 cents a. can !
L, is fair at !. R,apd VAN
+ sl..l ,,lllA III sissit aijs Vi sei>@;
/. Ms FAahAn:easHaS .s''s'. sso:s'
;x We present you with an opportiHitk rs
setuke tho beatagt,oalture). paper pnbliahSa
as $50 per year. one. fSurth tho |akaarins,
tion pAioo.
IlAe y b NationFal. la. AgrioultNr ! Review
ofissra its taaAsayss oyss ap, sspsyA.st tdeaert,s
ments among which ;ers ,,thsi followlpg:
AgriEPltpto. HORTICULTURE, Tho Daity, Tho
Hotssman, ,!ThS ,Shabhard, The, ss4idehsrd, !
The dCattld; 1ssd&1er. !. !. Tho FAndisr; Il .Tha
Poultry; Yard tlT4s sVste tetinsrlan, ,ytshs Apat,
is.yvsFarn and Garden Notes. Tho Mar.
kets, ,'nhei Grange, InqalEies AND Answqgs,
Experience DspArsweny,s. HQpdehola and
Ohildreu's Dspaft1abGtisH q y
Ehia papysSr;.s .syiE ipoptaip, syeryt thing ! Df
interest; to The tYTmer .apdt the iarmor,'p
hopsshela. and ;I oaery farmer ilfu ahouil .aEe X
sdyaptageT;,ossthfa ,vyfy liBerari nfoe'.: ana
tsSndaa his subscription at onoe. Ryery ape
]eessepslng thiss cfRer, ,silth!n NJ. tho next ten
IAe1p3wiii pc sent their ohoioe OF the fol-
igwiqg bopkp, ,.MttsG ahpuld,ba tn;ley.r2
tatmars hoase: "FaSiLY, Doctor. gyok !, 3
'sHoEse and csttle Doctor" "psaotioal
Peuitry Kospsr;,sjdaSiaS to Fio,sdsaltht1."
| .'Ode book and TRSN4ssohai Asrioal.ar ral
Review one sysaar. asots all t9ur, Raoko ana
the Nasional, Agricultural Hevisw one gear
SOC or the paper thres mouths ,o1 on Trial
100. Addreaa
1'Ha NATIoNAt AaRrcbLTuRAL RRvIGw,
~ y '. :WashinStdb,. ID. O2i, Il
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-08
From DRAKE.

Drake Academy haa been un.
der the Man geInent @,of Miss
Sallie Drake for past few mon.
/ this.
Mr.. il. Rogers has purohas-
ed q lot Of sheep.
Mrs. ). g. Drake has been
teaching at Ebenezer for some
time. y, y ~
Chills and fever have not
been troubling our neighborhood
as did few months ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins buried
an infantatP Parnassus last week.
Mrs. Jenkins who has been
suffering vgp saalDItsss, 8, sclosaa ;liel'
eyes in aesesai saalsgSHe eels ,gsale was
laid to saturday smoriling
at ParDassns-
March 4, 1901.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-08
.Jx.,sEw AND, sc,xssoRGHAPH

sssllssI ne State Medical Ass0 0qlatlM0n M
meets at Florence next month. NJ
8 M nd dga.yB Brawley'ais holding the
y. 8. Court at Florence this week.
The fruis growers rs of Georgia
speak ,agsgsqnrngih glys of g good
prospect Tor 1901.
Mrs. Uarrio Carr fN N ! I'll ton, the K Kansas isa
bottle ssassher, wPs,ont Of prison
only q day on bond, then went
& back.
The snow fall Of the 23d ult., at
Charlestanr rwasi the; second .apow
inl5O years, and the truck farm
ers, suffered.
Charleston failed to get congress-
/. to give her $25Q,QO for her, expo;
i sitiOn. She will hav9 To. 20 Ahead
without it. s1sssss ss ~. I'M n !
# a Paris man adopted a unique
way of gDttspg rhkof his 3nbthers
sn-iaw. EHe gov s divgtog 4rSnI his
EWlto anu married ner.
The Standard Oil Company IL
going for the oil lands in Texas,
An agent has already leased ! 80,
900 acres as n starter.
The Presbytefiah v church Iaat
Rockingham has a strong team Of
1 Ruling Elders-a Goodman and a
I Dollnr-with go9dmsn and dollars
any church sho uld prosper.
a A plymouth, Mass, pastor has
hit the happy idea Ct, ing
his ,churVls: VT StHe SYonng Wenp "
/, serving coffee and sandwiches at
the Sunday evening services. is g: g:
The American hen, Glands well
in MisspnTi,s where she burned
out last. year i! aQ7 ,000,Q0O:. pounds
Of chicken meat, 81, ,8f5, 900 eggs
waioh naa eESaght il IL Mass9at se.|t$' $l2'oo!o '!.?!'
Congressman, NffE ofEto5nii.. 5iii.:h. has been b,s1
named for one Of the Commission.
ers for the st. Louis Exposition,
We hore he will Bo'su Scessful. 'He
B viii make o good one. Norton is a
worker. ~ 'ils Ill. ..,,,: !, I
Governor McSweeney has some
grit in his-era aw:syysty sandts,is still
holding up the free pass grab. /
ia hOped he will continue to hOl(
and prove his: strength e, t9 Il: the !, pee pe
s An Indiana man wants pension
Nfhachuse he sent o anbstituc I,
tight the lhnlh. Why not?1 Iii
iSGlalm is as 8boaiaB thoae u{ d goot
yh{;, nfa }sfttnwiylg Eaasisas
ile foushk,by< ptosy5 aud they id
8 not light at,all.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-08
DOTS FROM KEY.

Mr.. Corkhilps echool is pro.
guessing very nicely.
The Baptist Of this community
regret very much to give up their
pastor, Rev. Satterwhite.
Fire was put on q farm one
day las week to burn off some
grass, when It got beyond con-
troll and did SONS damage.
Mr.. Thompson Allen, one Of
the Oldest m n in the county, is
getting on very well, for one of
his age. He went to church Il
Brownsville Just as long as health
would allow. He is now confined
to his home, ,--he is between So
and 90 yeals old.
March 4, IDOL. Bs
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-08
In M Eyl,ORIAsg,.

Died ID The Town otsDillon.:s Loo
the evening OF March I'd, 1901, little
BEULAH MIREA., infant daug ghlsr ct Mf.
and Mrs. G a. Mcdaniel aged 3iniSha
and 1,days&-aDd was brou2 llt. 20 hct;eil
MareA Ma g ;S pa m and laid to resi- 8 g ss
oardarlihg pei; bas death always II placts
Wthihe vii Yaheg, @otsr AID SsslHlyss SsHyS m
.he loss ofihsif dafling ,psi,, 81, We !, sub. J
dcncc. :" ZONE WHO l-oyap tiER.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-08
N jxs.s SALE -saE ~ i's ,':,i'&.
400 Hushs,g d, !! !0ol,,Mt, \ d, s.,
1000 4 Poader, T. Nv 81 ena shucka,..
tx JERlltssg Ms. HopGRass /
Erowpsville, 8. q. s. n
a AiWondetfuIsI

they cure dandrnff; hair falling,
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Goplb.ghe only patented Comb in
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This wonderful comb ia simply un.
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agents are &ild@isli:sdtcess Address
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