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Tie NV E D,radn

KANSAS CRY, Oct. 31.-A party that
went from this city to investigate the new
find of precious metals in the Arbuckle and
Wichita foothills in the Chiclssaw Nation
returned to-day and state that reports from
there have not been exaggerated.
A company OF capitalists and miners has
been organized with large capital and has
secured control of twenty-five square miles
of territory, where the most valuable de-
posits are located. Experts report that
gold, silver, lead, coal and some asphaltum
have been found.
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same terms with the Northwestern. He was
inclined to think that the talk was gotten up
more for Wall street than elsewhere. The
Union Pacific has sustained great loss OF
traffic and income of late because Of the fact
crowded that thsy cannot fill orders for new
equipment. Had the road been able to sc.
cure the motive power and equipment
ordered six months ago it would have
earned in October upward of $4,000. 600, In
stead of S4O0O,oOO. The traffic for it to
capacity,
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The Circuit Court Decides That They Are
Amen be 10 State Law.

Inc circuit Court DECIDES Ihat They Are
Amensbie to State Law
LITTLE Rock (Ark.), Oct. 31.-1he opin-
ion of Judge Caldwell in the original pack
age case of Ii. NJ. Van Vliet of Iowa, was
filed to-day. 1t is very lengthy and dis
cusses all of the questions raised. The
court holds that the act of Congress and tie
laws of the State are valid. The following
is the salient point of the opinion:
By the terms of the act the origina pack
age, when it arrives within the State where
its transit terminates, is at once reduced
10 the rank of domestic liquor 1t enjoys no
privileges not enjoyed by-dOmestic liquors,
and is subject to the operation and effect
of the laws of such State in
the same manner as domestic liquor.
Now. there never was any question that
the laws of Iowa prohibited the sale of
liquor produced in that State, and that the
law for this purpose was constitutional.
These laws were in full force at the
date of the act of Congress-, and
that act having in its legal effect
abolished the original packages on their
arrival within the State by placing them
on the same footing with the liquor produced
within the State, they are as much amenable
to the State law as if they had never ex-
listed in the form of an original package"
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Uniou Pacific Rates.

CHICAGO, Oct. 31.-President Charles
Francis Adams Of the Union Pacific Rail-
road, speaking to-day Of the proposed re-
vision of rates which has aroused the an
tagonism Of some of tho Eastern connec-
tions of the Union Pacific, said it is mat
ter simply between his road and the Chicago
and Northwestern. He has no apprehension
thai any other lines, in the long run, will
decline to participate in the traffic on the
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fected, if at all, as the arrivals of that class
of fruit are nearly all absorbed through de-
liveries now making on back orders; but
the average quality can undoubtedly be Sc
cured at concession on prices generally
asked a week ago. The quantity of fruit
offering is not very large, nor are there any
indications of general pressure to sell.
London layers of really attractive quality
are in moderate supply as yet, ard bring
relatively better prices than loose muscat-
oil
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A YOUNG HERO.
Fred Young CT St Jehp, N B, Loses His Life

Fred Young CT St JohD, N B, Loses His Life
in Attempting to Save Boy.
ST. JOHN On. b., Oct. 31.-The widest
storm that was ever known for years struck
st. John Harbor yesterday. Serious dam
age was done-to the breakwater. When the
storm was at its height and hundreds were
way track, terrific blast lifted Fred Nun
dee, aged 13 years, from the wharf into the
raging sea. Fred Young, aged II years,
plunged in TO rescue Mundee and held him
up for twenty minutes, when the line of the
life buoy parted and both drifted out into
the bay. Mundee. sank, but Young held on
for almost an hour in the raging sea in sight
OF thousands, who could not help him.
Finally he threw up his arms and went
down
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Ihe Supar Trust,

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-The Evening Post
in an editorial says: The Sugar Trusts
plan for swallowing itself and coming right
side up is now before the public, bearing the
Endorsement of the eminent counsel who
prepared the plan for the original trust. We
think the new plan will encounter as great
obstacles as the original one. and perhaps
even greater. The Whole concern must pass
into the hands of receivers, 10 be disposed
OF In accordance with the law as laid down
by the courts, one element of which is that
the consolidation feature is of itself illegal,
as being in the nature of a monopoly.
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A young courle entered the Union Depot
and bought tickets for Troy. There w.S a
belt-line train ready, but she persistently
refused to board it.
"Why went you come, Maud?" he lisped.
"Oh, Charley, | d0n't want to 60 up on
this side" she gushed in reply.
But Maud, We'll get to Troy just the
same
Eyes, Chawley. but we wont go through
the tunnel. l want to 20 through the
tunnel"
"What do you want to go through the
tunnel for, Maud?" Queried the dense
young man.
"Oh, Chawley !"was all she said. Then
Charlie appeared to catch on, for he blushed.
They waited until the pelt-line train went
the other way.-Albany Argus.
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TIE EASTERN TURF.
Results Of Yesterdays Racing on Several
Tracks.

LINDEN, Oct. 31.-A summary Of to-day's
racing is as followS
First race, ccven-sixteenths OF mile,
Cousin Jeems won, Glory second, Mabel
Glen third. Time, /: 90.
Second race, seven-eighths of mile, Text
won, Drzzle second, Jack Rose third. Time,
1:4OA.
Third race, one and sixteenth miles,
Stockton won, Cassius second, Elyton third.
Time, :49A.
Fourth race, three-quarters Of mile, Tre-
lis colt won, Ketchum second, Countess A
fly third. Time, 1 :1Sh.
Fifth race, one and an eighth miles, Guar
antee woD, Salute second, Quotation third.
Time, :5Ss4.
Sixth race, three-quarters Of mile, Re-
nounce won, Reporter second, My Fellow
third. Time, :lSb.
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CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 31.-Tbe Railway
Conductors Insurance Association of the
United States and Canada has concluded its
twenty-third annual convention here. The
association enlarged its fed Of operation by
passing this resolution:
Resolved, That this association Will receive all
persons as members who are financially, morally
and mentally qualified, under the age OF GO
years, and In positions as depot masters. train
masters, train-dispatcbers, superintendents and
all ofncelS above tile rank OF Superintendent.
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lowed him for thoroughly soaping himself,
the sprays of water closely following the
SOAP At the end of that time he steps forth
to rub himself with the usual coarse dry
towels. In this way it is found that each
scholar in school of 800 boys can have q
thorough cleansing once week. Altogether
there is reported to be marked improve
ment of late in the cleanliness of the school
children, at least as regards their persons.
The cleanliness of their clothing. unfortun-
ately. is notequally marked; the 'blacks" of
narantSn
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A False Rum5r Exploded.

BALTIMORE, Oct 31.-A story is printed
in Chicago to-day to the effect that negotia-
tions were in progress looking to an agree
ment between the Northern Pacific and the
Baltimore and Ohio railways which, if con-
summated, will amount to practical con-
solidation OF the two systems, thus forming
a great transcontinental route. 1t is de-
clared by the Baltimore and Ohio magnat
to be without the slightest foundation.
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At W ashi1ptou

WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-The races to-day
resulted as follows:
First race. five-eigbths OF mile. Benjamin
won, Cerebus second. Bertha B third. Time,
1:03R.
Second race, one and sixteenth miles,
st. Luke WOE, Silleck second, Cornelia third
Time, 1 "a.
Third race, three-ouarters of mile, Ola
lece won, Virgin second, Coldstream third.
Time, :17R.
Fourth race, one and quarter miles, Fox
mede Won, Prather second, Watterson third
Time, 2:10.
Fifth race (hurdles), one and a quarter
miles. Z,ngbar won, Longshot second, Grey
Gown third. Time, 2:22b
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Must Not BE Ip,erfered With.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Silt having been
rumortd that an attempt had been made by
subordinate officials OF the Reading Rail-
road to coefce the employees to vote for their
favorite candidates next Tuesday, General
Manager Mcleod to-day telegraphed a
notice to all employees that the management
will under no circumstances tolerate any
interference with free exercise of tile
right of tie employees to vote in accordance
with their individual preferences.
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AN ADMISSION.
New Facts Regarding the Muir
der Of Mrs. Hogg.
Mrs. Chfiehton ConfssseS to Having Quar-
relied With the Dead Woman.
Eleven German Life BOatmen Drowned While
EndeaVOring to Rescue a Ship.
wrecked Crew.
Special to THE MORNING CALL.

LONDON, Get. 31.-Mrs. Chrichtop, alias
Piercey, admitted in court to-day that she
had liaison with Mrs. Hogg's husband.
She invited the woman to her house last
Friday and they quarreled.
The woman then abruptly concluded her
admissions with the remark that she had
better not say any more. 1t is reported in
some quarters that the woman later con-
fessed to numbering Mrs. Hogg and putting
the child out in the fields to die, but it is not
confirmed.
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Nashyil e Winners.

NASHVILLE, Oct. 3l.-First race, four
and half furloDgs, Blanche's Last won,
Drift second. Maud third. Time, 0:57A.
Second race, six furlanes, Gray Cloud
won, Mamie Fonso second. Eugenia third.
Time, :l7h.
Third race, five and half furIongs. Sun
Dial won, Lord Tom Himyar second, The
Moor third. Time, IL.
Fourth race, one mile and seventy yards,
Dollikcns won, Carter second, Monita
Hardy third. Time, :45s4.
Fifth race, five furlongs, H won, Ex-
pense second, Miss Francis third. Time,
:03A.
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The King of Holland a Lpnatie.

LONDON, Oct. 31.-A dispatch from The
Hague says: 1t has transpired that state
ments made regarding the condition of the
King by the doctors and ministers arc un-
true. The Kings physical health is good,
but he is suffering from mental malady
which renders him unfit to govern. In other
ne is physically ill are made simply to de-
lude the public and explain the necessity Of
the appointment of Regency.
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SUCCESSFUL TESTS.
An English Rapid-Fire Naval Gun Which
Uses smokeless Powder.

An English Rapid-Fire Naval Gun Which
Uses smokeless Powder.
NEW YORK, Oct 3I.-Recent advices from
England state that important experiments
have been carried On during the past week
at the army range by Sir w. G. Armstrong.
The principal object of the trial was 6-inch
quick-firrg gun of forty caliber. The new
design is especially arranged to be suitable
for either the upper-deck or between-deck
batteries of cruisers.
Another feature of the trial was the use of
new smoEeless guDpowder. The programme
began by firing five rounds with charge of
Exc powder, and a service projec.ile for
rapidlty. The total time Of firing these five
rounds was siXty-one seconds. Five rounds
of cardite were fired. 1t was found quite
feasible to fire with the utmost rapidity, and
yet, on account of the smokeless quality OF
the powder, 10 aim each shot deliberately
The result WAS that out Of five shots the tar
get as struck four times.
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petectivs Murphy's Bodv Fund.

COLUMBUS Ohio. Oct. 31.-A telegram
from Salt Lake City announces that the
body of Detective Murphy. who mysteri-
ously disappeared while en- route to San
Francisco, was found near Ogden to-day,
and murder is suspected.
A later dispatch from Ogden says that
the Coroner's jury this afternoon rendered
verdict of accidental drowning during
temporary alteration of mind.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 31.-Thc funeral of
Houghton Howe, who married Ben Butter
worth's daughter Wednesday and died
Thursday, was solemnized to-day. The
services were attended By Blaine, some of
the members of TIE Diplomatic Corps and
taken to New York for interment in Wood
lawn Cemetpry
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eruptlous gradually dropped of and disappeared
one by one until I had been fully cured 1 had
the disease thirteen months before began taking
the REMEDIES, and In four or five weeks was eil-
tirely cured My disease was eczema and psoriasis.
/ know OF a great many who have taken the REM
EDIRs and thank me for the knowledge OF them.
especially mothers who have babes with scaly erup-
tions on their heads and bodies. cannot express
nv thanks to you. Ny body covered with
scales and was an awful spectacle TO behold. Now
my skin Is as clear as a baby's
GEO CoTEY, Merrill. Wis
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1ha Wnrld,s Fair Rnard Reiarta all Bids

CHICAGO Oct. 31.-All the bids for filling
and piling the lake front were rejected by
the Worlds Fair Board of Directors to-day.
New bids on modified specification will be
asked. The former specifications are said
to have incladed number OF useless require
ments. and, as a result, the bids we're from
S150,0o0 to $500, ,000 higher than was expected.
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Postmaster Sued for Throwing Out Papers.
LEAvENwoRTH (Kan.), Oct. 81. = The
Postmaster again threw out the mail edition
Of the Leavenworth Times this morning be-
cause 1t reprinted list OF Catholic fair raf-
fes- His action is sustained by the Post
master-General and the Times has filed a
suit against Postmaster Richie for $4,000
damages, making the claim that no law can
forbid an American newspaper printing
news.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-California loose
museatel raisins have been rather more
freely offered in this market the past few
days, and prices averaged somewhat lower
in number OF instances. Brands that en-
JOY particular favor appear very little af-
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Russian Emi,,ra,ts Killed.

( BERLIN, Oct. 21.-The Vossische Zeitung
confirms the report from Warsaw that
number of persons leaving RUSSIA for Brazil
were fired upon by the Russian frontier
guard at Slupca, Warsaw. The report
stated that nine were killed. The ZeituDg
says four,
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wnsh,n. Bows by wholesale.

in which the managers have devised a very
ingenious mode of washing the drtiest Of
boys very expeditiously and effectually, says
the Pail Mall Gazette. Each boy stands up
right in small box from the sides Of which
numerous sprays of warm wafer PLAY upon
all parts Of his BODY. Three minutes are Al
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to look Ike spots OF mortar spot
ted on, and which came of in
layers, accompanied with itching.
l would scratch every night until
I was raw. then the next night the
scales, being formed meanwhile,
were scratched OH AGAIN. In vain
did consult all the doctors IN the
county. but without aid After
giving up all hopes OF recovery, 1
happened TO see an advertisement
in the newspaper about your CUT
IcURA REMEDIES, and purchased
them from my druggist, and OBJ
tained almost immediate relief.
I haran IN untfce that the sealy
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enrolled, Ismail walked to the nearest town,
about three hours distance, to beg
the authorities to exempt him
from military service. The old man
is still in the full enjoyment of all his facul-
ties, physical and intellectual, only suffer-
ing from slight deafness. He takes daily
walk OF three or four hours. His appe-
tite is unimpaired; he does not. however.
relish hot meals, and likes to drink cold
water. 1smail married three times, his first
two wives having died at the age of so. He
was married third time to young
woman, who gave him his younger son, now
aged 2O.-LondOn Graphic.
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II hear you intend naming your new pa
per the Record. Faber?"
=" l had thought of that name with favor,
Pennibus."
Don't do it. implore you."
"Why?"
"The. record is SO easily broken now
MunSey's Weekly
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A Church Roof Els In.

CITY OF MEXICO, Oct. 3l.-In Matchuala
last night church roof fell in, causing the
death of three people and wouEdiug four
others, including priest named Losa.
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Hill Calls for a New Census Epumers,

ALBANY. Oct. Ex-Governor Hill has
written letter to Secretary Noble asking
for new enumeration of New York City.
He says that the alleged difference Of
eDce to the State of at least one
member of Congress in the next apportion-
ment, and vote in the Electoral College
He further says that the Secretary's conf
dence In the thorOughness Of the Federal
Census is not shared by a large portion
of the people of New York City. He
says that all OF the enumerators were Re-
pnblican partisans, appointed for their past
political service, and that it was to their
political interest that their party should be
the beneficiary of their labor.
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Berserkei's Tips

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-Berserkers tips on
Linden: First race, Laseview or Eoe; sec
ond, Zrnobia or Silyerado; third, DenuIh
or Badge; fourth. ketch UNI or Hannah !;
fifth, Autocrat or Monroe; sixth, Yosemite
ar npgshot
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One Hundred ana For,y Year, Old

One Hundred ana For,y Years Old.
A case of extraordinary longevity is re-
ported by Monasiir newspaper. In a viii
lage near Eibassan lives man named Is
mail. who is alleged to be 140 years of age.
He has two sOns, respectively aged 20 and
u years ina younger e9yinG been lately
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OlMPLES, black-heads, red, rough, chapped and
TIisi oily skin cured by CurIcURA Soar.
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Missing Book, Of a Failed Firm.

DENVER, Oct. 31.-The creditors of S.
Pelton & Co., who failed last Tuesday, are
alarmed over the fact just discovered that
all OF the books and pa pers OF the firm are
missing Sensational developments are ex-
Dectail.
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BERLIN, Oct. 31.-Eleven German life
boatmen were drowned today while trying to
relieve the crew of a British vessel which
was wrecked off Siesvig.
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Cuban Brigards Executed,

HAVANA, Oct. 31.-A vigorous crusade
against brigandage in Cuba is still carried
on, three more bandits being executed to-day
in Colon.
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The Crusade Against Jews.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. Silt is stated
that since the accession of Car Alexander
in 1881, 270,O00 Jews have been expelled
from RlsSIa
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INJURIOUS TO CUBA.
tobacco Factories Closed on Account Of the

Tobacco Factories Closed on Account of the
Mckinley Tariff Law
MADRID, Oct. 31.-Cuhan advices report
that the Mckinley law has already had a
baneful effect on Cuba. Forty smaller
tobacco factories have closed and large
number of operatives are idle. Premier del
Castillo announced at the council Of Min
isters that there is reason to hope that Presi-
dert Harrison would agree to modify the
tariff in favor of Cuoa, and in view of the
hostility to the tariff that was beginning to
grow in America tie Premier thought Spain
would not find it difficult to negotiate new
treaty
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Two Wnman KIlled

NEWARK (Ohio), Oct. 31.-Mrs. Logan and
daughter, Mrs Meade, were struck by a
train while crossing the railroad track to-
day, and both were instantly killed.
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American s cular un;nn.
Engineers Adjourned.

PORTSMOUTH Ohio, Oct. 31.-The Ameri-
can Secular Union began its fourteenth an
nual congress to-day.
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ASSOCIATED CHARITIES. = The Associated
Charities dist Osed Of thiiiyone applications for
relief during the week. eight Of the number
being males aud twenty-ihfee females, and
twelve referred uniayoraby or rejected
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According TO the Chemist and Druggist
there is probably no town on earth wnere
patent medicines are consumed to such an
annTulous extant aS At Conssantin02lt.
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ORIGINAL PACKAGES.

THOMAS H. CARTER, Secretary.
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MORTAR.SPOTTED SKIN
Covered with Scales, Awful Spec
tacIe. Cured in Five Weeks by
the Cuticura Remedies.

lam going to tell YOU of the extraordinary cure
your CUrIcURA REMEDIES performed me.
About the 1st of April last noticed some red PIN
pies like coming out all over my body, but thought
nnfhinr nf until time later on when it began
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Cuticura ResoIvent

The new BLOOD and Skin Purifier and greatest OF
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clear the SIX in and scalp aud restore the hair, cure
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PITTsBURG, Oct. 31.-The engineers held
their final session to-day.
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TACTICS OF A FAKIR!

1 The Examiner. unable to cope with THE CALL finds
consolation in comparing the number of columns of ads
in THE CALL with seven subtraeted with those In the
Examiner with seven added, but suppresses the fact
that three columns of THE CALL contain more matter
than four of the Examiner
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-30
4 81. LOUIS THNsICi,N.
He Tests a California Production. --
His Report.

A S. Louis gentlemen wh0so ahlr'.'E
wa sick hcaGacles pas so WTIHfrd at their
cure by ID. Vegetable ~auapan.la. that De
called it o. the attention ~ relative. 4" DO
happenod 10 h. Dr. =. A. Barrett. tle Heil-
Known S. Louis physician 81 s4z -lruan-
dOah street The doctor saH % once f4ai lt
differed from the potash PREPARATION .l illt
Il vas purely vegetable and BECOMING iH'ef-
estsd. hesan a serles oi inFesiigatiDLs. -li
IN a subsequent letieT oandidiy ein.''rI .ia
curative propertlss. aud says
Wishing % test lts Yluues ilrLsr . .-.i
Il In nay own family, and F-esrflfu+ .' .'f
patients who required general -I .rn
regulator A. q result, ] cen t4y it i AZ
alm0at absolute cure i0f cDutii paii |'. l..
lOutness, dyspepsia. ludiFrsilDu, aI1 t.fs
headaehes. Ihese troubles usually come
from . DISTURBED condition n tte STONED 2
snA towels, aud jog hegetztle -afta e-..l..
4 the beat laIatlYe and stomerh Itflla'lf
have ever sesu, aud ls grarfal sltirn
corrective q almost perfection.
lsignedl g. 4 BAkhEII, y. y,
zil Shenandoah -f n inult
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-30
FIRE AT EAST PORTLAND.
A Night Watchman Supposed To Have
Been Lost in the Flames.

A Night Watchman Supposed TO Have
Been Lost in the Flames.
PORTLAND, Or, June 30.-After
the fire in the East Portland livery
stable early this nIornig had burned
out, it was found that eighteen
horses were burned to death. An
drew Buckholtz, the night watch
man at the stable, is missing, and it
rs thought he has perished in the
flames. The building was &c two
story frame and burned out with
great fierceness so that the fire de-
partment could do but little with it,.
WAS BUCKHOLTZ CREMATED?
Andrew Buckholtz is the name of
the night watchman in the employ
of the bridge company, and as he
was powhere to be found the proba-
bility is that he was burned 10 death.
He is an old and trusted employe Of
the company and Superintendent
Campbell as soon as he learned that
he was missing caused a systematic
search 10 be instituted, but without
success. BuckholtZ was nowhere tC
be found and the horrible supposi
ton il that his charred remains viii
be found in the ruins to-day.