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Arizona republican., 1902-11-25
Millions
 USE [ ('|IlIii|;;||r i 8 Soap

Assisted by CUTICURA OINTMENT, the Great Skin Cure, for preserving, puri- lying, and beautifying the skin, for cleansing the scalp of crusts, scales, and dandruf, and the stopping of falling hair, tor softening, whitening, and soothing red, rough, and sore hands, for baby rashes, itchines, and chafings, and for all the pur- poses of the toilet, bath, and nursery. Millions of Women use CUTICURA SOAP in the form of baths for annoying inflammations and irritations, or too free or offensive perspirations, in the form of washes for lcerative weaknesses, and for many sanative, antiSeptic purposes which readily suggest themselves to women, especially mothers. No amount of persuasion can induce those who have once used these great skin purifiers ard beautifiers to use any others.
 Complete Treatment for every HumouF, St. Consisting of CUTICURA SOAP (2Jc.l to cleanse the skin of crusts and scales, and soften the thickened cuticle, CUTCURA OINTMENT (50c), to instantly allay itching, inilamma- tiOn, and irritation, and sOOthe and heal, and CUTICURA RESOLYENT PILLS (25c.), to cool and cleanse the blood.
 CUTICURA REsOLvEET PILLS Chocolate COated) are new, t2steless, odorless, eco nOmical substitute for the celebrated liquid CUTICURA REsOLvENT, as well as for all Other blood purifiers and huInOur cures. In screw cap vials, containing 50 doses, price 25c.
 Sold throughout the world British D2pots 27 a. Charterhouse Sq, London. French Depot; 5 Rue de Ia Pax. Paris POTTER DRUG AND CHEM. CORP. Sole Props, Boston, U. $. A. "Au about the skins" free
Arizona republican., 1902-11-25
RESCUED FROM THE swEEP1NGs.

Mrs. Newcomb Con being asked to contribute dollar to help make up the deficit in the minister's salary Real ly, l can't afford td give so much money; but I'll buy two chickens. q pound of coffee. a can of condensed milk, a bottle of olives, some cottage cheese a spare-rib, and some cut flow CTS for the church supper, the proceeds of which, you know, are to be turned in."-Judge.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-25
A MALIGNER OF ARIZONA
Sample of Literature Being Circulated
 in the East.

A Washington correspondent is ma linging Arizona. The following dis patch recently appeared in the De- troit Evening News:
 Washington, November 15.-The peo- pie of Arizona are fearful that their desire for statehood will not be grant e5. Government officials who have recently visited the territory report
Arizona republican., 1902-11-25
CONSUMPTION

the most dreaded and deadly of all diseases. as well as pneumonia, and all lung troubles are relieved at once and cured by Acker's English Remedy, the king oi all Cough Cures" Cures coughs and colds in a day. Z5 cents Your money back if dissatisfied. Write for sample. w II Hooker C O., Buffalo, N. Y. T. F. Hudson Pharmacy.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-25
SPLITT, BRITTLE, DULL HAIR.

All Come From Dandruff. Which is
 Caused by a Germ.
 Split hair, harsh hair. lusterless hair brittle hair falling hair. all owe their origin to dandruff which is caused by a moasly little microbe that burrows into the scalp, throwing up the cuticle into dandruf scales and sapping the vital ity Ci the hair at the root, causing the several diseased conditions of the hair till if finally falls out. Modern science has discovered a remedy to destroy the dandruff microbe, which is combined in Newbro's Herpicide, which may be had of any druggist. Allays itching in stantly and makes hair soft as silk Take no substitute; nothing just as good. "
Arizona republican., 1902-11-25

From the fruit prCserver we get our Jams-and from the wet-goods dealer our jim-jams.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-25
DIAMOND DYES

RIBBONS. NECkTIES. WAISTS.
 Stockings will not fade or crock when dyed with Diamond Dyes. Direction book and l5 dyed samples free. DIA- MOND DYES, Burlington, Vt
Arizona republican., 1902-11-25
Does Your Back Ache?

Thousands of Men and Women Have Kidney Disease and Do Not Know Until It Has Developed Into Bladder Trouble Rheumatism, Diabetes or Brights Disease Which Will Prove Fatal If Not Attended to at Once
Arizona republican., 1902-11-25
If in Doubt Make This Test,

reddish S will
  ji ssande eetc cara
Arizona republican., 1902-11-25
Trial Bottle Free.

bladder a will he ai al disease O. the with to o is rite War N. and having cad Hlcrdl
Arizona republican., 1902-11-25
Warmers Safe Cure

Will purify and rengthen the kidneys enable them their bladder
Arizona republican., 1902-11-25
Cures Kidney Disease,

Of Ihaveus War
  5oo1 through
  ar I ar O would t cured andpru their
  O a il
 
 
  moveth he and a
Arizona republican., 1902-11-25
Refuse Substitutes and Emitations

Vrne Cure drugs Ist ls ooda a Warns af, Cure O O eel c from
  Cf.r '.e
  rnt in Western
Arizona republican., 1902-11-25
It's Your Kidneys!

RE- TIE TIE WQIS 2 & GTI M AT@iI @
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-08-08
WITH ROOSEVELT,
Ane Pulpit, the Press, the Bar and
Politics at Presidents
Luncheon Board.
WAS OF NO PARTICULAR SIGNIFICANCE.
President Viii Visit Nebraska Dur-
ing Closing Days of September
the scramble for the Vacancy On
the Hoard Of commissioners Of
the District of Columbia.

Oyster Bay. y. u, Aug. 3.-The pull
PIT, the press. the bar and politics
were represented Saturday about the
luncheon boara of President Roose-
welt at Sycamore Hill. Senator .A.l-
lard. OF Nebraska, accompanied by q
friend OF his own state, came down
from New ork to talk to Mr.. Roose-
welt about his western trim. and 10
make some arrangements for his Wis
II to Nebraska. The president will
De In Nebr ka On dates already ten
tatlyely determined, although not
formally anne anced. Ills visit to Ne
braska will De in the closing DAYS of
Septembcr.
Among the guests at luncheon were
siias Melee, of New York. editor or
the C~hurchman: Bishop Dudley. of
the Episcopal church. diocese of Ken.
tucky; Charles Nagel. of ST. Louis:
George Harvey. editor of Harper's
Weekly; George W. HinL-an, of Chi
editor of the Inter-Ocean. and
ward Kent, or New York. Assur-
is given that no particular sig
attaches to the calls of any f,
a the Sentlemen. the desire of the f,
being 10 entertain them So i;
'iaIiy at his country home. 4,
PRESIDENT Roosevelt il in receipt of i
cores of communications by wire :
nd by mail regarding the vacancy +,
n the board of commissioners of The .
district of Columbia. caused bv the .
Ieath, a few days ago, OF John W. :
ss' Inc appointee TO succeed Mr.. !
'oss Will be a democrat. Every mail
rings letters : Endorsement of can
idates' or letters bearing upon the !.
election Of Mr.. Ross successor with I
Ut mentioninC particular names. 1t :
not known when the president NAV :"
the app intment a
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-08-08
they SAVED THEIR CROPS.
Armed Farmers stnrm The Cate. =.
'he Fulton Ditch. In Colorado.
and Let the Water Loose.

Denver. Col. Jug. a.-Superintend
ent OF Irrigation Armstrong has ;,s.
~ a report from Commissioner
tanning OF water district No. 2 that
thirty farmers. fully armed. marched
70 the headgates Of Fulton ditcb
near Henderson. and break king down
me headga'e allowed an immens.
amount of water TO flow into tho
ui'ch' mus saving their crops. When
ne g~atekeeper tried 10 Interfere
with them they threatened him ,v;,h
@ commissioners Banning re-
ports ne = unable to learn the name
2 single person engaged in the A.
'ack. The headgatc of Fulton ditch
solme ,rn miles north Of Denver. on
ilatt, above Henderson.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-08-08

mr.. Mitchell Says the strs L~rs Are
still Confident Of Winntuu.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Aug. 4.-Presidcnt
Mitchell Of the United Mire Workers.
made another visit to Scranton sum
Day. Before going he said there was
no change in the strike situation. He
did not think that an attempt would
be made to resume work at any OF
the collieries during the coming week
From what he could learn the Oxford
mine in the Lackawanna region was
being operated by new men. None Of
the old employees had returned. and
az q meeting they pledged themselves
not TO return. Mr.. Mitchell said Tho
same conditions prevailed throughout
the entire region. The strikers wore
SUI confident they were going 10
win, and 50 long as they felt that
'herr was little probability that
they would report for work
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HE HAS STUDIED In PARIS.
inc Latest Addition To the working
Force of the Worlds rnir De-
partment OF Design.

Worlds Fair Grounds. st. Louis.
lug Louis c. spiering. a native
~ 81 Louis. who has just returned
from a seven-years' course in archi-
lecture at the Ecole des Beaux Artes.
IN Paris. has been added TO the de-
partrnent of design. Of the division Of
works. by Chief Designer .~lasquerav.
under the direction of Director-of-
Works Taylor. The appointment
says the director of works. lis in
pursuance of he policy l have adopt-
ed 81 choosing st. Louis men where
ever possible"
Louis {. Spiering is a brother NJ
theodore plering, the eminent VIC
ilnist and orchestra director. He is a
son OF the late Ernest spiering. we'll
SHOWN IN st. Louis as the conductor
OF the spiering orchestra. Mr.. Snier-
ing : a grandson of the late Charles
a. ~nernays, a ~well-known ST. Louis
journalist for many years
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-08-08
QUIETING DOWN in HAYTI.
."''' "e're"' Of the Nnchins. Cables
Ihnt the Outbreak in SIa,tI
IL Practically over.

Washington. Aug. 5.-Capt. McCreo
OF the g%unboat Marhias. cnhl,.t tho
navy department MunIav. hat u,e
outbreak in Hayti is practicall. over.
ne eaDiegram, which is dated Cape
haytian. August !. i az follows
After interviewing authorities .he
aspect or affairs appears more salts
factory. N~ati"naie> are well armed.
hepeiS nave been driven from critical
positions. Little enthusiasm. No fur
ther danger OF serious dist lfbirees."
Ions. Little enthusiasm. No further
hanger or serious Disturbances
'apt. McCrea requested permission
10 go 10 san Juan. Porto Rico. fur
roal- This was granted and The Ma
has probably viii come north unless
mere j. another outbreak in Hayti.
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TIE COMING CORONATION,
Optimism Slowly Reviving Under
the Stimulation of the Sur
geons' Bulletins.
I'VE SALE OF SEAT TICKETS looEMe UP.
Ns"E Edward Left On = Cruise tn the
t.nstss ard Friday-A Minstrel Per-
for"snnee ON Hoard the Royal
Yacht by Members of th~ yachrs
Grew.

Kew York. Aug. Optimism re-
garding the coronation is slowly re-
sising under the stimulatise effects
Of the surgeons bulletins. says a
London dispatch to the Tribune.
Whether the kings will is imperioas
or his medical advisers consider it
necessary to humo- him. there is .
determined effort to subject the pa
tent. who is merely able to make one
on two turns on the deck Of the
yacht. TO ti-e fatigue and excitement
OF the ceremonial. .aotiyes of tate
prevails. although there is a
among medical men that an ordinary
patient would not be fit for so haz-
ardous an experiment a few weeks
after so serious an operation.
The business of selling seats Is
looking up now that the programmes
OF the procession and the ritual are
reappearing. "a the decorators here
and there are touching up the faded
Of h June pre- partitions.
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COMMODORE MONTGOMERY.
49," OF the Aged Confederate Ma.
VA oHcer nnd Intimate Friend
Of Jefferson Davis.

Chicago. Arg. j.-Commodore II.
seph i. Montgomery. the aged con.
iederate naval officer who nearly cap
tured Grant during the civil war. died
mere, Monday. at the home of his
son. ar. James Montgomery. Commo-
uore Montgomery was born in Car
roiton' NY, in 1917. and from his
youth until the war broke IN, wa
engaged in river traffic. At the bat
We OF Mobile bay he played a con-
Spicu"us part. He also was in the
engagements at Fl. Pillow and New
orleans. and ar Memphis he lost his
let. lie was intimate friend of Jeff
ferson Davis
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-08-08
COTTON CROP PROSPECTS.
summary of the Monthly Report Of
the Statistician Of the Depart
ment Of Agriculture.
MONTH SHOWS SLIGHT DETERIORATION.
The Feature of the Report II the
MARKED Absence Of Uniformity Of
Conditions. Even la states MAX
lac the Most Favorable showing
In the Returns.

Washington, Aug. s.-The monthly
report OK the stati>tician of the agri-
cultural department shows the aver
age condition of cotton on July % TO
nave been sl.9 rs compared with s4.5
on June %; 77.2 on July 2j. 1901; Is
on August I. 1900. 81 on August 1.
is'' and a ten-year average of SIS.
Except in Texas and Oklahoma
with averages of condition on July /,
iour points higher than last month.
inuian territory. where there has
neen an Improvement of six points.
ana Missouri. where there has been
no appreciable change, more or less
deterioration is shown in the cotton
belt. the decline amounting 10 one
point in Virginia. two points in Ar
kansas, four in Louisiana. five in Mis-
sissipp, six in Georgia and twelve IN
Florida.
There is a marked absence Of uni
formity of conditions even in the
making the most u~nfavorable
showing, not n few counties repre.
senting n condition far above the av-
erage II some even reaching the
high figure Of 100.
me condition in the principal
states reported as follows:
North Carolina. Sc: South Carolina.
y; Georgia. 81: Florida. 81: Alabama.
n; Mississippi. 50: Louisiana. 50;
ieNas. n; Arkansas. %; Tennessee,
y; Oklahoma. "a; Indian territory.
$.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-08-08
A STORM AT OYSTER BAY.
Osherwise the Day Was Quiet ana
"esentf"l-Mr and Mrs. white
law Reid TO BE Guests.

Oyster Bay. \. Y. Aug. 3.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt and his family passe.
aquiet sunday at Sycamore hill. No
onnciai visitors were received.
The president and Mrs. Roosevelt
accompanied by four Of the children.
attended divine service ~ Christ Epis-
copai church. Scarcely had they
reached home when the most severe
thunderstorm Of the summer broke
over this par Of Long Island. forcing
'hefh 10 remain indoors during the
greater part Of the afternoon.
Special Ambassador Waitelaw Reid
ana Mrs. Reid, who have just returned
from England. will be guests of the
and Mrs. Roosevelt to-mor-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-08-08
~ MEET IN ST. LOUIS IN 1904.
cnn q. selian Society VIII
""id Its seventy-second Con-
Sention I'm 81. Louis.

Aug "a telegram from Chicago an.
worlds Fair Grounds. 81. Iouis
Aug IA telegram from Chicago an.
nounces that the American 81 ce.
nan socity. which is holding its
se'enty-hrst annual convention IN =
FRANCIS. Wis-.-numbering 4 Thousand
ue'egates. and representing all parts
~ the United States. has resolya d "a
noin rs next convention in 1904 n
~ Louis. The officers reelected ~
me ensuing two years are: Pre-iden
= Slngenberger. Of Chicago; vice
presidents. Charles Beclr-r ~ :,
: raneiS' Wis. and Peter Wigger. Of
~ Louis; corresponding secretary
H. lappert. IF Covingfon. Ky. re-.
eording secretary, X. HornSchemever
~ y. Louis; treasurer. b. ]. Self q,
New York.
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LYNCH COMMITTED FOR TRIAL
=" N''""r lynch Formally Com
"'ssed for TrinI In the Bow
street Police Court.

London. Aug. 2-Col. Arthur LYNCH
Re nationalist member Z. parliament
Fho IS accused Of high treason 6ur-
pg the Boer war, was taken IA Rev
treet police court Friday. ..efore
Pe court committed him for trial
IL Lynch made a long statemen, in
|hicb ne said ihat he had gone :,
putin Africa under contr. 1t Win ,hs
Prs Journal. and tnat he had no,
pected 70 stay 3 than tyyr
Pnths- He also arrange, n serrs
Il Century Magazine. oilers Wei.
ana several other American DubIi.
fions- fa Ieni.d thar he saw ~
gds. thu 20 r age..e. l.. sore s,ar,.
; n be declared that he had ~
Psion from lie. 10 the TransvaaI
the close OF his statement, Iynch
committed FOR trial.
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An ADHIRsR OF ST. LOUIS,
= Who rsluy Avpreca.
eses the Facilities of 50. Lssis les
Hoid:ns a WORLDS Fair.

worlds Fair Grounds. st. Louis,
Aug e.-Nr. Robert &. Johnston. OF
the house Of Scruggs. Nandervoort a
Barney. has sent 10 the Worlds fair
Offices a translation Of a very inter.
esting report of about three thousand
words made 10 the president OF the
committee II direction Of the french
national bureau cf foreign commerce.
by NJ. Edmond Delterna. .'Conseillcr
de Commerce ENtcrieur de In France"
on the practical means Of developing
commerce between France and the
United States OF America. The au-
thor devotes more than half Of his
report 10 the commercial greatness
of 81. Louis and the phenomenal
growth of the region tributary to
her. an Illustration of which he finds
in the ease with which ST.. Louis has
raised so much money ;or the Louis
Purchase exposition for 1904.
a practical business man who
has made a thorough study of this in.
viting field. he gives facts and figures
showing that there i in the region
tributary 10 ST. Louis IAN inexhausti-
bic market fnr French merchandise
" first quality; articles OF taste. ar
icles Of luxury" He traces with en-
the history of st. Louis and
he Development of her Worlds fair.
nj her great manufacturing enter s
rises. and says visitors arriving in I
I. Louis experience a feeling Of adj I
nration in the presence Of such ener- {,
y and the spirit OF enterprise dis {
layed IN the great and modern city." Y
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"os many months ago $1,000 was w,lI.a
way for being attentive and rana ''aon Hal.
somewhat similar Circumstance ha,. \
cured. Mr.. IL. j. Titus. a stswa,% ieoe
OF the "-Alton's' dining ears. reeen,iy one
TOT a guest a gentleman to whom h., nai
sciously gave such polite attention a'on
tract ms patrons notice. Upon arr, a..
the tram IN Chicago, this passenrsr oi
~ = n's Official OF the Mobile 4 ob1ioo
M Thncs repaired TO the general Office, 81
assured Of Mr. Titus's ability, promn, o'ang
pointed the latter Superintendent a|ro az
ssary OF the Mobile 4 Ohio RalIwa, ~
titus assumes his new duties Augns, ~
Win headquarters in jackson. Irern III,
WI DE the Youngest railway superintnnAinle
OF dining in the United States Lusnt
being but twenty-four. ~ age
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-08-08
MAY SEND AMERICAN PRELArE
Delay I'm Appointment NJ ~, 49,.
Tone DeieEnt q Manila Due
To Desire To PI@ase

home Aug 3.-The delay in ap-
pointing an apostolic delegate in Ma
MIA IS due to the desire Of the yati-
gan 70 please the Washington author
ities by sending 10 the Philippines nm
american prelatc. and the vatican is
now awaiting letters from the United
states. The prclate. who II is
thought likely Will accept, is thor
onghly adapted to the position.
the plan fall through. the
most probable candidate is Mgr.
uuidi, now in the office of Cardinal
.i'annpolia, the papal secretary Of
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FIRST TIME SINCE THE WAR.
'"'s"" ny spaniards NJ santa.
TO- cuba Over the Opening Of
the BcneHcio uospftnI

santiago dc Cuba. Aug. 5.-Ther.
was . great ceiebration-by the Span
ish colony here, sunday. on Tho occ,.
si"h % the opening Of the Ceptr,
nc'o hospital in tn building
,orfncriy used as headquarters D. HE
american officers. The cerrmopiss
were conducted by the archbi.h., ~
,an'iag" &c Cuba. This was the t,rst
demonstration If spaniards here
sihce the Spanish American war
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fMPIAN GAMES AT CHICAGO
'stdent Temp of ~. itxerIa,a u.,
i"em omeiaI Recognition
md Promote Their Int~re.,

srne. Aug. 2.-President z,,on !,
-zerland received the o,ywrf..
IS delegates. Judge . Pavne. II.
y" Noyes and Henry J. Fur.
.Jr., Of Chicago. and listened az.
'vely to an explanation Of IN.
2 q gaines made by Mr.. Fur
The president. who was inte,.
ana asked a number Of ques-
\. said; Il will follow with the
est interest the developments OF
games' and will use my best cf-
towards official participation on
part OF Switzerland. / will rec
e The games in the Official Jour.
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DECORATIONS COME In FREE.
- customs ~ New York
ordered to Admit German Dec
orattOns Duty Free

Washington. Aug. 5.-Acting score.
'ary OF the Treasury spalding has is
sued instructions to the collector ~
customs at New York. directiny him
70 adrrit free of duty the box of dec
orations' etc, recently sent to the
herman Ambassador BY Emperor
william for delivery to those who
TOOK an active part in the entertain.
ment Of Prince Henry when he was IN
the United States.
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'e""er"'"re Reaches soT-Tbe Hot
winds Causing Damage to crop.
-one P~rostration Reported.

Kansas City. Mo-, Aug. i.-Infrnse
neat prevailed in this part 81 ~.
southwest sunday, the cmpcrature
averaging near the 100 point. With lot
winds ~ parts Of Kansas that caused
more or less damage to crops. Al
"~einhgton, kas., the tcmpcrature
lo7 degrees. with io4 a, Flor.
CO. a"u iV ut Abilene. In kansas
NY y was y. with one p~rostration.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-08-08
HEAT IN COLORADO.
ss Hotties, Das OF rr.e Year
'"ny riaces-Hrat in the
r"n'ain- Unprecedented.

n coi-, -.rr ? Friday was
est day 50 FAR his scar il
fnd many other part. ~ co,n.
'M' O'clock N the after
ncre"rF registered 100 s-ia.
N. Den,er. Reports from sari-
NJ IN the state -hew IAN, n.
ure was ~ IN Greeley ,as
'cni. = at Il5An springs and
Me- Park ~
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a DENIAL FROM. WIZ. ZEIGLER.
'"' ""'d"in Artic Espcai-
n~""-po"b's Current Reports.
:" ""' Received Any Ad,fces

Nv 'ork' Aug. William Zicyler.
w" supplied ne funds FOR the Bald.
WIN Arctic expedition. says thar tbe
s.a'emcnt that he had received .d.
wees from Baldwin was untrue. N.
mas ma no dispatches from tbe -.
p'orer since his reported arrival ~
;a,.ngssaag and said he has ever
49,. aned 70 be skcptical of the rcport
nat baldwin had returned.
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AIN
tennessee. North AIabsm.
= and Central N~is.issippt
! Eastern Arkansas Deiuxea-

'phr. Tenn, Aug. Record
|ng rains have fallen in west
ssee. nvrth Alabama north and
Il mississippi and eastern Ar
since THURSDAY morning. IT..
Jour has been almost continu-
4 ~ past = hours. brrt clear
Father Is now predicted. III.
.'a'ion at Memphis sine Thurs
Prning was 40 inches. Al r.
NJ ~ this county. II iwas ESQ.
AZ Helena. Ark.. 4.sT inches.
Fei.e'ed that eun-ideraf.Ic dam
usns IN inrlntrr ior b foods
Foad and crops in tile l.w.
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MUST PAY FOR HER PEARLS.
-'"nenf Philadelphia Woman
Must Tns >iAty Per Cent. Duty
On a Pearl Necklace.

New York. Aug. 2.-.,fter cons,l.a
2 with The treasury department
resenne collector has seized !,
pearl necklace. valued at SIe soo
which 2 found IN the baggage ~ /
prominent Philadelphia woman vho
'urnfa recently from Europe. and
sho failed e declare the Jewels. ,
,"'s y 90 per cent will Be asked on
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salt Lake, Utah. Aug. AIT the
Salt Palace grounds al one o'cIock
this morning, J. G.. McCaslin.sa well
Known mining man Of thit city. sbot
and killed Lottie Russell ana Ma
ieters and then committed suicide
BY shooting himself through tha
head. -
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DeI'er, col. Avg. 2. specials &c
? Eepultican announce the break
'ng "ut NJ serious forest fires IN Lev
u'h gllch. Four miles north Of Gold
n 'oir and also on Crozier moun-
.ain' n miles north Of Estes Park
extreme dry weather i RESPONSE.
oie for the spread Of the flames