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The Indianapolis journal., 1891-04-14
able advances beiug established over Sat-
urday's quotations.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Cash quotations. were as follows: FIou

Cash quotations were as Follows Flour
firm and unchanged: No. 2sprina wheat,
S1.050l.05aa; No. spring wheat, S1.01; No. Q
Goats, 54l4 "a 54i2c: No. 2 white oats. 56056s4c;
No. white oats. 55 81 056l4c; No. 2 rye, 66l20
SIC; No. barley. nominal: No. barley.
I. o. b., 73077c; No. barley, I. o. b., 40
75c: Mol tisxseed. sl.22; prime timothy seed.
el.2601.27; mess pork. per barrel. $l2. 80; lard.
per pound, 6.72l2c; snort-rlb sides QooseD.
6.20c; dry-salted shoulders (boxedl, 5f05. loo;
short-clear sides tboxed), 6.5006.55c; whis-
Ky. distillers' finished goods. per gallon.
Sl.16.
On the Produce Exchange. to-day, the
butter market was unchanged. Eggs, l20
12l2c.
Receipts-Flour. 1900 brls; wheat, a.
600 bu; corn. 1g1 900 bu; oats, 142. 900 bu rye.
Flour, 1000 brls; wheat. 1900 bu; corn.
10000 bu; oats. $1,000 bu; rye. 10000 0u;
barley. 5000 bu.
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The Foreign Grain Trade.

LONDON. April 13.-The Mark Lane Ex-
press, in it's review of the British grain
trade. says: English wheats are very firm,
ranging from S5s to ASS. Foreign wheats
are in active request. and are Is dearer.
Fine white Austrian is quoted at As Cd.
and California at 43s Cd. Flour is firm at
the top price. English sells at sos, and best
American at 35s. Beans and peas have
risen Is. Corn is Cd higher. Barley is up
Sd. The general tone of to-day's market
was strong. English and foreign wheats
sold at Cd advance. There was q good de-
mand for both whites and reds. English
-four was Is higher: American was Cd
higher. There was a further advance of Cd
in corn. Beans and peas advanced 1s.
Barley was Cd dearer. Oats were sd higher.
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TRADING Ar CHICAGO.
The "Bulls'' Force an Early Advance Which
IL Maintained To the CIose

IL Maintained to the Close.
CHICAGO. April 13-The wheat market
was strong; corn was even stronger and the
other speculative markets took their tone
from those first named. hutchinson had
All enormous quantity of July wheat for
sale and there were plenty of buyers for it.
Clifford took 100000 parcel from him early
in the session. The closing prices show q
gain of 1c In May and 11ic in July wheat.
The requirements of Europe again led the
dealing in futures in the Chicago wheat
market. The weather on this continent
was all that could be desired for the fall
sown wheat, although q recurrence of
colder weather in some sections of the
Northwest was reported to be still further
delaying the seeding of the spring wheat
Cables came stronger and the winters
damage TO the European crops is having its
effect on those markets. The French farmers
with the loss of their crop staring them
In the face are evidently disposed to keep
what they still have of the previous crop.
and are compelling the millers to fill the
void so caused by importations from this
and other countries. May wheat opened at
about 14c over Saturdays closing Quota
tions. while July made jump of Sac. May
sold from 81 .047s to 81 .05 when trading COM
menced, and July at from Sl.03i2 to Sl.0334.
The July future lost some of it's initial
strength at once, and touched 81 .03 for a
moment shortly after the opening but
May was held above S1.O5, and advanced
later to s1.0512. July also received an ac-
cession of strength. and when the former
sold at the price last named it touched
S1.04. Good talxings at desirable rates were
reported at primary points. and there were
rather free export clearances at tNewOrieans.
This. of course. strengthened the market
out. Nav wheat, which had sold as high
as 81 .053s "a LOSS. closed at $l.05os, and July
sold as high as S1.04ss and closed at
$l.0sst- Tne corn market opened firm,
soon became firmer and later was very
strong. The closing price Is at an advance
op saturdays latest quotations of 1l2c for
the May delivery. and 1850 for July. these
figures being 3sc below the top prices of the
day. The strength in the demand for cash
corn TO 60 to store was largely responsible
for the good buying of futures by the
shorts. No. 2, in the cash market. sold as
high as a1e. Hutchinson bought freely Of
July. Liverpool was quoted strong and 1c
higher. Oats also attracted more attention
than usual, and were fairly active. acauir-
ing considerable strength through sym-
petby with the other markets. The mar
ket closed firm. with May 3sc higher and
July lc. The heavy advance noticeable in
the latter future was caused by the shorts.
provision market was rather tame and at
the lowest prices for pork and lard. but r, be
met with fair inquiry and in the end q
good demand sprung MP for the other spec
ulative articles also. resulting in consider
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GRAIN AT HOME AND ABROAD.

Figures Showing the Quantity In Sight In
the United States and Canada.
NEW YORK, ,Aprl13.-The visible supply
of grain April IL. as compiled by the New
York Produce Exchange. was as follows:
Wheat 22,53S, ,637 bu, an increase of 81, 727;
corn 2.33S,SS bu. q decrease of S22. .s46; OATS
No. 2, 593. GA bu. an increase of AZ, All; rye
456.05S bu, an increase of 653; barley 1,040,-
063 bu, q decrease of 235. $50.
The visible supply of grain as reported
from the Chicago Board OF Trade is as fol-
lows:
Wheat % 344. 600 bu, decrease of 140 600:
corn 33S 900 bu, decrease of 32S. 600; oats
2,596O00 bu, an increase of AS. 900; rye 456, 900
bu, an increase of 81 900; barley 1,04O. 900 bu,
decrease of 236, 600.
The Indianapolis journal., 1891-04-14

NEW YORK. April 13-Beeves-Receipts.
4. .740. including 60 carloads for sale. Mar
ket loo per 100 pounds higher. Native
steers. s5.1066.25: Colorado steers. s5. Is;
bulls and cows. s2.l564.50. Dressed beef
steady at sG9i2c. Shipments tomorrow.
200 beeves.
Calves-Receipts. 2.l75. Market steady.
Veals, sac.
Sheep-Reoeipts, 1l.6Oa. Market dull and
1sc lower; Uns horn sheep, S5.50Q6 80;
clipped sheep. s4.l2laa5.62lo: unshorn
lambs. s6.5o0 7.9O; clipped lambs. S5.5OG6. As.
Dressed mutton firm at 9011c; dressed
lambs steady at 10l2012c.
Hogs-Receipts, II. 107, consigned direct.
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LIVE STOCK.

Good Cattle Steady. Others DulI-Hogs
Opened Dull and Slow; Closed Steady.
INDIANAPOLIS. April 13.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts very light market steady on good
grades: common remain dull
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NEW YOR

NEW YORK. April 13.-Pig-iron quiet Cop
per nominal. Lead dull; domestic, 4.30c. Tin
quiet and steady; Straits, 90 15c.
ST. LOUIS. April 13.-Lead very dull; sellers.
4c; spelter, 4.SO04.S5o.
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Cotton.
Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. April 13.-The order of trade In
woolen and wOrsted dress goods for fall delivery
was very fair and in good shape. Cotton fannels
are not quite as active as usual at this period.
present or future accounts. The market con.
tinues steady. and prices unchanged. Amer
lean prints will be sold under stock protection
after this month.
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Fancy export steers $5.0O05.5O
Good to choice shippers. ..--.-....... 45004SO
Fair TO medium shippers. 3.S0Q42O
Common shippers 3.25G3.65
Feeders, 900 to !, 100 bs.......-.... 3.5004.1O
Stockers, 500 to 500 fbs........... 2.75Q325
Heavy export shippers .--.-... 4O0D4.5O
Good to choice butcher heifers. 3.4003.75
Fair 10 medium butcher heifers. 2.S06325
Light, thin heifers- 2.O002 90
Heavy export cows. 3.600410
Good to choice butcher cows. 2.s503.35
Fair to medium butcher cows-..-... 2.25d 2.65
Common old cows............. 1.2592.OO
Veals, common TO choice. 2.75G4.75
Bulls. common 10 choice. ---..--.-. 2.OOd3.o5
Mixers common 10 choice. il. .00d 5000
HoGs-Receipts. 1,1o0; shipments, 1900.
Quality Do or. Market opened steady on
best grades common light and pigs are dull
and not wanted; closed steady. About all
sold.
Heavy shipping and butchers $5.2505.4O
IicdNy pachlhk- ----------.-- 0.VO00.lo
Light and mixed packing. ....... 4.50Q5OO
IlSs------- 3.OOU4OO
nedNy Toukns- o.IsQ4.OO
SHEEP-Msrket remains steady at quota
tiOns.
Good 30 choice sheep and yearlings S5.O0o575
Fair 70 medium sheep and yeariings- 4.O004.75
Common sheep and yearlings........ 3OOa375
DucAs, = ucdu 5000 300
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NEW YORK, April 13.-Bar silver, 97@c per
ounce.
LONDON, April 13.-Bar silver, a 1l-16d per
ounce.
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Best brand charcoal tin. &c. 10x14. 14x20,
12x12. $3.50; TX, 10x14, 14x20, and 12x12. $S.95
179; &c, 14x2O. roofing tin. $5.7506; IC. 20x
%. S11.5O012.50; block tin. in pigs, 26c; in
bars 2sc. Iron-27 b iron. 3l2c; c iron. Sc;
galvanized, so and 10 to GO per cent. dis
SOC. Planished copper. Soc. Solder 1s0lso.
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ClOver-Extra choice recle aned. 60 10 bu
AS; English. choice. S4.5005: Alsike, as to
quality. Ss.5O0lO; Alfalfa. s6.5O07; white
Dutch, as to quality. SS09. Timothy.
fancy. 45 fb bu. SL6O0i.7O; choice, $3.50,
LEO: strictly prime. $500 1.55. Bluegrass.
fancy Kentucky. IA 10 bu, $30 3.25; English,
choice, "a fb bu, S1.S50L95. Orchard Grass.
choice. IA fb bu, Sl.s502 Italian Rye grass,
choice, is ib bu. Sl.5001.75. Red Top.
choice, IA ID bu, 650 zoe. MIllet. true Ger
man, 81. 40 01.50: common. 81. 1501.25 Hun
garian, choice. S1.2001.35. Buckwheat, sill
yerhull. 81 2001.4O
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EARL OF DUDLEY MARRIED,
The Pulpit ami the stage.

Rev. II. NJ, Shrout, pastor Rreth.
eren church, Blue Mound. Kaa.
says: II feel Il my duty to tell what
wonders DR.. Kings New Discovery
has done for me. My lnngs wer,
badly diseased, and my parishloners
thought | could live only fpw
weeks. ! took five hotlits of Dr
Kings New Discovery and nn sound
and well.n
Arthur Love, manager Lnvs's
Funny Folks Combination, writ,e .
"After thorough trial and c,nvlur-
ing evidence, | am Confident that
DIR. Kings New Discovery for en-,
sumption, beats 'em all, aud cures
when everything else fails. phe
greatest klndnes can do my many
thousand friends Is 10 urge them to
try it.n Free trial bottle atFryis
drugstore. Regular Size SOC. aad
$1,000.
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Street Improvement Bids.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Cicv
~ OF salem, oregon, Will receive sealed
olos Tor the grading, draining, gravelins,
cufblng ana guttering all the paris of Com.
mercal street between the south side of
Union 81. and the north bank of Mill creelx.
als0 all that part of State street between
me ne west side of Twelfth street and thelweSt
side OF Commercial street; also an that nart
OF Court street between the west side Of
lweltth street and thewest side of Com mer-
cial street, all situated in the CITY of salem
oregon, according 10 the plans and speci
V.,ti9ns t... thereoL on nle In the otiice of the
Nlty surveyor OF the city OF Salem Oregon.
A blank contract, bond and uuder1ak'
ing Is also on hle with said plans and sneci-
ncAuons, and the contractor will be re.
duIIeH 10 execute them for the amount
.herslh named, and will also be required
20 give good and sufficient suretie) and n
suHlclent number thereof to be pprfectlv
ssi satisfactory TO the mayor and TO his ar.
There shall be deposited with eaob hia
check In favor of the Citv OF salem Ora'
gon ior me sum of $1,000 certified 10 ha
good and hankable by some bank in tbe
Sliy S.i,H s on salem, Oregon, which said cheek
WI WI oe dne ana payable to the civ of "a.
lem, Oregon, as liked ana liouidatsd 49,
ages, IN case The bidder shall hil or negien,
20 execute the contract, bond and nndcv.
Aking ana each of them and show go',a
i,;n nv IN all particulars IN relation 10 his
said bids viii be opened by the commits.
see ON ordinances at the ofiiee OF the civ
surveyor cur OF the CITY OF salem. Oregon q, 4
~ ss SloeS \, m. OF September n, lSgi' al
,.siehi, ,! orsgon, but the awarding Of non.
tract Is 20 be made by the common conncii
,l Lhe lty of salem, Oregon, and also fhs
committee ON ordinances reserves fbe y,,,h,
~ s',s ~ Ses any or all bids and also 10 hoiS
INV tines W., ~, aSreplanee or rejection for
onening OF the same. '0 "eeAs ailer
,,s bone oy order OF the common oounen os
Sl "A NiSsUn' +. NJ. GOODELI.
Recorder,
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August
Flower

~ inherit some tendency to Dys-
pepsia from my mother. suffered
two years In this way consulted a
number of doctors. They did me
no good. l then used
Relieved In your August Flower
and II was Just two
days when felt great relief. soon
got so that could sleep and eat, and
] felt that / was well That was
three years ago, and l am still first
class. l am never
Two Days. without bottle, and
II / feel constipated
the least particle a dose or two of
August Flower does the work. The
beauty OF the medicine Is, that you
can stop the use ofitwithout any bad
eilectson the system.
Constipation While / was sick I
felt everything il
seemed 10 me a man could feel, l
was Of all men most miserable. lean
say, Ia conclusion, that / believe
August Flower will cure anyone Of
indigestion, IL taken
Life ofMiserywith judgment A.
NJ, Weed. 2ao Belle
fenlaine ST., indianapolis, Ind" .
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PECJLIAR DEATH.

PORTLAND, Sept. l4.-John Nj. !.
p ,bles, the ?2-year old son of a
wealthy London banker, wro acci-
dentally drowned in the Willamette
river at the foot of SiXt -enth street,
at 4;45 o'clock Saturday afternoon.
He went down To the river - take
swim a6oot 4;S0 O'Clock, his inten-
tion being to go home immediately
after TAX ing the bath. A. f. G..
Green and J. l.. Alboa, two of his
associates In the lumber yard, ac-
companied him, The three men
undressed on the slip leading from
the dock to the river, and ns the
outer edge of the slip is only about
SIX feet above the water, Z ebles
dove OIL. He YVES an expert swim
mer, but IA he did not come TO the
surface rs soon as he should, his
companions became alarmed.s On
looking for him where he jumped
OF they had no lrouble in finding
him. The water at that point is
only five or six feet deep. When
taken out Peebles had every appear.
ance Of drowned man, but as he
had been IN the water only three
minutes, aud the body was still
warm every effort was made To re,
susolcate him. DR.. II. w. Glenden
ming, the home surgeon of 81.
Vlncent's hospital, arrived ON the
scene twenty minutes after the body
WAS taken out Of the water, aud Drs.
David Walker ana Barber arrived
soon after. This party OF medical
talent was augmented by number
of relatives and friends, bat their
combined efforts 10 restore life
availed nothing, They worked
over the body nearly two hours try
Ing every means known to the med.
ical profession ofproduetive artificial
respiration, aud not until every
resource was exhausted was he
given up for dead. Coroner River
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REvoITING GRIMES.
MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Sept. l4.--A hold your
wheat circular issued to the mem
bers Of the farmers alliance from st.
Paul and higher cables In spite OF
heavy receipts hes caused wheat TO
open higher this morning December
opened all the way from 96l to 97l
after numerous fluctuations price
rose to 9Sl and eased Off to 9s.
At close wheat was steady cash
94l@9 Dec. 97a.
PORTLAND, Or, Sep. l4.-Wheat
valley 81 l5O@$l.52l; Walla Walla
81. I.4QMSl .45.8 --, -.--..,
Wheat, buyer 1891, $l.7ll, season
$1.90l.
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Wbyitis Popular.

Because II has proven Its absolute
merit over and over again, because
IL has an unequalled record of cures,
because its business Is conducted In
thoroughly honest manner, and
because II combines economy and
strength, being the only medicine of
which 400 doses one dollarp is true
these strong points have made
Hoods Sarsaparilla the most success
ful medicine Of the day.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-14
SpecImen Cases.

$. III. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis,
was troubled with neuralgia aud
rheumatism, stomach disorder, liver
affected. appetite fell away, and he
was reduced in strength. Three bot
ties Electric Bltters cured him,
Edward Sheppard, Harrisburg,
Ill, had a running sore on his leg.
Used three bottles of Electric Bltters
and Bncklen's Arnica Salve and his
leg Is sound aud well. John Speak
er, Catawba, o., had fever sores on
leg, doctors said idlncurable. Electric
Bitters and Arnlca Salve cured him.
Sold by Fry, druggist.
Those new goods at Mrs. Fiester's
are truly beautiful.
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THE NORTH POLE.

LONDON, Sept. 14.-Another expe
hdition to the north pole has been
| =. ..,..-'------' - - -e----'', -aountrv.
man of DR.. Frithoff Manson, the
well known explorer, has decided tC
undertake the perilous trip neXt
year. As Eckroil has invented q
new kiud of "sled boat" his plan
has excited considerable interest In
the g ographical circles OF Europe.
Professor Lupan has long article
In the last number of Pet Jrsmann's
Metthellungen upon Eckroil, his
plans and inventions. "The vehicle
invented by Eckroll," writes the
professor, Consists of a number of
sleds SO constructed that they can be
turned into boats when necessary.
The boat is to be used in the open
waters of the polar sea, while the
sleds are for travel over the ice.
The sleds will be drawn by dogs
trained for the purpose. The expe-
dition is to consist of as few people
as possible, at most six, and the
greatest possible number of dogs.
But little baggage and few provisions
will be carried. The peculiar CON
structiou of the sleds and the snow
shoes with which the travellers are
to be provided will facllitat. the pas
sage of the caravan" AS Eckroll
Will be able to use either boats or
sleds, 90 occasion demands, he will
be, iu a certain sense, Independent
of wind and weather. Besides, he
will be able to choose his path, and
take, If he wishes, the shortest road.
ENGLAND GETTING READY.
OTTAWA, Sept. IA British
army officer on his way to inspect
the defenses of British Columbia
says his government intends t.
strengthen the defenses of Canada
on both ;eans and along the from
tier on the st, Lawrence aud Great
Lakes aud that ships and armament
of the Atlantic and Pacific squad
rons will | e greatly strengthened. At
HALIFAX the British government Is
building immense fortitlcalions
He Says the general belief in Eug,
land is that trouble with the United
states il evitable.
EARL OF DUDLEY MARRIED.
LONDON, Sept l4.-The Earl OF
Dudley was married { Miss Rachel
Gurney today.
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WEATHER REPORT.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 14.-Fore.
cast for Oregon and Washington:
Light rains except In Northwestern
Washington and Southeastern
OREGON.
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was then notified and the body was
taken TO the morgue. A more care
full examination of the body at the
morgue revealed the fact that
PEBBLES neck was broken between
the fourth and fifth cervital vertebrse
This accounted for his utter belp.
lessness after striking the water and
also accounted for the failure Of
those who worked so energetically
TO restore life.
KILLED BY AN ENGINE.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Sept. A.
Moses Bettman, wealthy dealer Ia
chemicals was run oyer this morn.
ing by yard engine on Brannan
street and killed. He leaves eight
children, one whom is Siemund
Bettman the we'll known capitalist
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GaIIeySIave.'

The company is first-class one
having played years engagement
in Cerdray's Theater, Portland. 1t
embraces such people as Miss Kate
Dalglelsh, Miss Kittie Belmour, Miss
Damarie, Miss Wheeler, Chas. M q.
Gray, Frank Armstrong, George
Bryant, friedrich Summerfieid,
Win. Beunet, Louis Belmour, little
Harrie Belmour and the beautiful
child actress, little Bertie Cordray.
The Salem public should turn out
and give this company a rousing
welcome.
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OVER A WOMAN.

VENICE, Ills, Sept, 14.-News
reach 1 here this morning that two
negro Grant Wood and Dick
Oliver quarreled over a woman and
fought with knives and pistols,
Wood wrs cut in the heart dying
soon afterwards. While divers
wounds are serious he probably will
recover, he and the woman ere un-
der arre1t.
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Dalton had been arrested before on
the same charge, but was released on
bonds. One Of his bondsmen at Wis
ALA withdrew from the bond, hence
the second arrest.
DIss DE BAR VS. MISS AVA.
CHICAGO, Sept. Father Kel-
ley, of the Jesuit church, whom
Miss Ava, in her Cincinnati story,
accused Of completely In her SO cal
led abduction, so'd to reporter
Saturday that II was to absurd TO
talk about. She came to him mere
ly to talk over her scheme for the re-
form of destitute and fallen women.
She never mentioned having pro-
perty in the hands of the church,
but spoke Of having enormous
wealth of her own. She said she
bad been a nun. Father Kelley
said size struck bim as being a re-
markable character. After on e
hearing her talk you would never
forget ber. She could converse OH
any subject and her knowledge
seemed worldwide. Father Kelley
was shown Dirs DE Bars picture,
aud said it bore strong resemblen-
ce TO Ava. He says he hrs a wit
ness who saw Miss Ava enter the
the church from the side door and
pass Immediately out at the front,
carrying bag in which were her
money and jewels, Another person
saw her get into carriage waiting
around the corner and drive away.
Chief of Police McClaughey this
afternoon received a telegram from
Insp ctor. Byrnes, of New York,
giving description of Diss De Bar,
which corresponds to Miss Ava's
description, even to the scar on the
cheek. A cut of Diss De Bar, with
hat and clothes changed with pen
and ink to correspond with those
worn by Miss Ava, were shown
Father Fitzgerald, Mrs Bolton aud
others. All unhesitatingly prOnou-
ced it a good likeness of Ava.
Further proof of her identity is
found in the fact that well known
gentleman met Diss de Bar not
long ago and warned her against
trying any confidence games in
Chicago. This information comes
from Mrs Bolton, who says she is
not yet at liberty to disclo all the
details.
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Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed Castoria'
@. 1E!UIEl

!, hat fmpurlty Of tie blood which I.F'
es unsightly lumps or swelllhgs Oh ''''
,,os,f tlie neck; causes painful ri'n.ii"2
~ on the arms, legs, or feet; deVelo. e.
r,....s in tie eyes, ears, or nose, oit'n CO
+. ll.pdness or deafncssj is tie origin Z"
,lcs. cancerous growths, or the MAJ!
r manifest ,tions usually ascribed L.
., .uors;" and fastening upon the luns'
lscs consumption, and death. BEN
most ancient, it is the most general 6.
.d diseases or affections, fol very teN
.rs,ns are entirely free from 1t.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-14

can ' or ~ il,' SFras Is eass stand, with every
NAAlN1 POWDER For sac by oH
T. BURROWS.
No - Commereial N sa,...
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CONSIDERABLE ExcITEMEN r.
FLOODS IN SPAIN.

MADRID, Sept. 14.-Serious floods
and storms are reported in various
parts Of Spain official information re-
ceived here from the scene of the
floods now devastating the Province
of Toledo, according to news receiv-
ed 20O0 people perished and immense
amount of damage WIS done.