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win Employ Americans Only.

CWCACo, February IA squad Of
carpenters resumed work on the tom
porary buildings in Jackson PARK this
morning, and were not m0leSted. The
mob of idlcrs which drove the labOrcrS
out OF the park several days ago, and
which maintained threatening atti-
tudc thereafter. did not appear. trad
ing machinery is being unlOaded on the
grounds, and the contractors say they
Intend 20 put force of men at work on
Monday. They propose to employ only
American citizens In accordance with
the terms OF their contract, and this, 10
is believed. will avert any further
trouble
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A vital Point for the Democrats.

Special TetfgrdH 10 me Re0tsier
COLUMBUS, o., February l9.-The Re-
publicans are preparing to make bit
ter fight to prevent Colonel Amos. who
was elected in place OF Mr.. Thompson,
who declined as Senator from the
Twelfth district, from taking his seat.
The claim is that the Governor could
not accept Thompson's resignation or
declination: that it should have gone 10
the Senate. Colonel Amos was in the
city to-day, as was also w. ID. Davis. a
Sidney lawyer, who is looking after the
interests OF the Republicans in the mat
ter. After consultation Mr.. Davis left
for Troy, where ssit will be commenced
to restrain the clerk from issuing a GER
iificatc OF election to Colonel Amos. II
Amos is not seated the Democrats lose
control OF the Senate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-20
Given Up For Lost.

Nrw YORK, February l9.-Captain
Francis l.. Norton. who with his vile
and niece, Miss Annie Rickerby, and
seven others. left this port on the oath
day of last November in his patented
air-chambered life boat, Norton, for
Europe, is given up for lost, aud all
with him. II is nov eighty-fve days
since he sailed and nothing has been
heard OF the little craft. Captain Nor
ton was the president Of the Norton
Naval and shipbuilding Company, doing
business at Is Broadway. At the office
il was said to-day that unless he and
his companions had been picked up by
some sailing vessel bound for Australia
nothing more would be heard Of them.
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DOWN THE RIVER
PLIGHT VERY DISTRESSING
OWING TO HIeH WATER.
A Large Portion Of the City is Flooded, and the
Suburbs Almost Entirely Submerged The Ohio
River Railroad Completely Paralyzsd-1hs
Loss in the Vicinity Tremendous.


Special 7eicqrda 10 he Register.
PAEkERSBURG, w. Va, February 10.
The food is still increasing at this
point with over 10 feet Of water. The
scene from Prospect Hill is one of desc
lation and destruction. as far as the eye
can reach in either direction. The
town of Riverside, a suburb, is aban-
doned, and many of the houses are dis
tinguiShable only by the roofs. Hu0-
dredS OF people are homeless to-
night in the lower part Of the
city. First and Second streets
are flooded, and people and
merchants are forced to upper ground.
Stacks of goods from wholesale houses
which are inundated are piled on the
streets with guards placed over them.
All work and business except that OF as
sisting the distressed has stopped.
Every sawmill, refinery and manuiac-
tory along the Little Kanawha front is
uudcr water. and the loss will amount
TO several hundred thousand dollars.
Along the Ohio front for several
squares little piles OF household goods
and men, women and children
Nlt AUuuU uilNfu llbM lufll upDltN. L Ht
losses i'm this -ity will be greater in all
probability than in lss4. All OF the
lower part OF Belprc, opposite, is flood
ed, and many home rendered uninhabit-
able. The Ohio River railroad from one
end almost to the other is under water
and their loss will be immense, and it
will be days after the water drops before
trains can run.
South ParkerSburg, Newport, Lauck-
port and Tavenneryille are terribly
and many homes are
submerged, but Riverside seems
to have suffered more than any
other, as scarce a house in the town is
above water. All walks for miles above
and below are covered with water, and
have suffered great damage in fencing,
outlying crops, and ruin
ed houses. Nothing can be heard from
Eureka or Belmont, as the wires are
down, but both oil villages are depopu
lated, and probably demolished. All
communication with the lower Hooking
valley is cut Oft.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-20

LITTLE ROCK. ARK- February 70.
This afternoon Representative South oil
the House standing committee on the
auditors and treaSurer's books reported
TO that body that through his suretieS,
ex-State Treasurer Woodruff had Just
paid State Treasurer Morrow and taken
his receipt for S63. 1850. The lnll
amount of the shortage shows 10 exist
m WoodruiI'S cash account.
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The Teaters Trial.

WA-mNDIoN. ~. February ln.
The trial Of Georgc Teaicrs. CHARGED
with the murder Of Mr.. Sander. at th,
toll house. va, continued to-day Ihr
prosecution opened the case bt placing
on the stand Surveyor j. y. johnson.
lie was followed by Frank Sander. I
son OF the murdered woman, who t'-'..
fled 10 hearing the shots. and rushing
to the assistance ~ the murdered
woman. but found that thc men had
Ned. Several physician, swore ihai thr
woman, death was caused hy % ,h"i
that tore through The abdomen and
lodged against the spinal column.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-20
What the Farmers Want.

Splcidl Itltqrdn 70 M HsV'FII'
CHARLESTON. w. VA, February ~
Delegate Johnston, of Monroe intro
duced petition by request OF the
Farmers Alliance asking that the oihceS
of county superintendent and teachers
institutes he abolished. that all schools
in the State he required to convene the
first OF September, and that the scHool
fnnd be distributed equally to the
counties of the State. Mr.. Johnson
also introduced another petition from
This organization requesting that an
annropriation be made for farmers in
stitute work
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Postal clerks Reward.

CINCINNATI. o., February l9.-The
gold medal awarded by Postmaster Cen
eral Wanamaker 10 the postal clerks IN
the Fifth division of the railway mail
service who made the best record during
$500. was presented 20 c. Y. McChes-
ney tonight az banquet given mere al
which a number OF postal clerks and
officers were present, including General
Superintendent White and Others from
adjoining divisions.
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n.nrl.n.. Hnnor snstalned.

LoNDoN. February lg.-At a meeting
OF the supporters OF Mr.. Justin McCar-
thy held here to-day it was resolved to
nrcss for information aS 20 whether the
Sit. 600 part of the $4,000 released from
the Paris fund. concerning which there
has been So much discussion, has or mas
not been applied To the relief OF the
eyicted tenants The meeting repudi-
atcs the imputati0uS cast upon MI
O Brien'S honor.
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We, virginia slale.men R.lnrn.

Spsciqi T,leqcga 10 M R'gis',r.
WAsnrNGroN. y. g. February i1-
senator kcnna and Representative
Anderson who have bcrn iu Charleston
since Saturday last returned to tho city
to-day. Scna.or kcund is thinking .
joining a party which 3. going fo I"r'd1
on a fishing tripafter C0ngrc,s adjourn.
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JolIy pnr,v Of Excursionist..

Spstial Ttityram 10 ne Rsgis'0.
CLAEkSBURS, w. VA. February 10
At > o'clock this morning the BroadduS
College excurSiOnistS left for Washing
ton City. Two cars had been char
tered. The party numbered 40. In
one ear there were sixty ladies and in
the other fifty gentlemen. They will
40 doubt. have a pleasant and profit
ahle trim.
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DIR. McGraw Dead.

Speciql telegram 10 ne Register.
GRAFTON, w. VA, February 10
The sad intelligence was received here
today that nr. James McGraw died at
his home in Brooklyn this morning,
after brief illness. The doctor was a
native this town and a brother OF Col.
John r. McGraw, who, in company with
C. L. Durbin, left for Brooklyn this
t,orniug
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A Rra,tnn Murder.

Su-ci1I Telegram % Nc HfQls'ff.
CHAEIE>roN, w. Va, February 10.
Last Friday evening Lee and Stewart
Nottingham. OF BraXtOn. attacked Pat
rick Ryan, who was returning from this
city To his home in that county. One
Of them held Ryan, while the other
struck him on the head with n stone.
RYAN died Friday morning, aud the
NottinghamS have skipped to parts un-
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ws.t Nirrinin.. pnnnl.llnr.

WA>mlNGroN, February DO. Tho
census bureau today announced Che
population OF the state ~ Tenn",-o'
bv race, a. follow. White. l,l52.5i-.
colered. i34. 300; Indians. l53: Chinese.
Gi: japanese, 10: total. l,,6Ijis. Ih"
population Of West Virginia B. given a,
follow: White 529, 262. colored. 3D.
sos: Indians. =: Chinese, lG; t0t2l, .H..-
-as
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-20

WA-mNcIoV. February i' Nrst
Virginia Postmaster, were appo.n'0i ta.
day a follow, " L Dillon. flro 81.
Bartram. resigned. Baruaw. Wayne
county: A. :. Dyhe. vice j. +. Frost, rD.
moved. Dallison, Wood county a.
Harris, vice t. Mitchell. rcs.gurd.
DeGry. Mason county: A. !. Miller. T.c"
A. D. Stewart, resigned, Jesse Nyom-
ing county.
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Illinoi. senatorship.

SrilNcufIp. February l9.-ln Joint
assembly the io0th ballot was taken
win the following result; Palmer iVl'
Strccter. -. Oslc>by, 10; Post. !. Sno-
seguent ballots brought recruits to
Strcctcr from the Republican ranks. uil
ON tho Ntth She result stood. FdIm'r'
ioi. Sircstcr. 30. OSlesby, %.
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what a Contrast TO wheeIing.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, February 10
The long continued drought is causing
considerable distress. In response to
hundreds Of applications for relief the
city authorities have provided a num-
bcr or portable tanks to haul water
into the droucht-Stricken districts. Re-
norts from the surrounding country say
streams and wells are lower than for
years and stock is suffering.
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A just Bill.
s,.ial Ttlearam 70 ne R(gis'fT.

coIuMpus, O., February l9.-Senator
Gaumer has offered bill OF much inter
oct 70 Ohio teachers. II provides thst
county examiners may grant to teae9- ,.9
ers Who have taught fifty months ne
oar,idcates. The object is TO avoid the
e,a,njna;ion Of competent teachers over
and over again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-20
The Ohio Taxation Amendment.

Sftc1dt Iei<gFuN' 10 tfte HeN'1t0'
COLUMBUS, o., February 10. Tho
House spent nearly all day discussing
the Joint resolution OF Mr. Taylor, Of
Guernsey. providing for the resubmis-
sion 10 the people OF thS taxation amend
mont Of the constitution. which was de-
feated in lSsq. 1t was finally adopted
hv 4 vote OF ninety-two TO eight.
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strangled His wife.

CLARKS, NEB., February lo.-C. Il.
Cowles, the bank president charged with
having strangled his wife, has been re-
leased owing to technical defects. a
second information was Immediately Is
sued and Cowles made no effort to es-
cane. The Pacific bank. which he
owned. has been sold.
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1,n.hea the indian.

MrEnrN. MIS-, February l?-h'n
Pierce. farmer of Battlefield, Miss
was brutally murdered few days ago
by John Bun. an Indian. Bull entered
Pierce's house and cut his throat IRON
ear Co ear. Last night neich6orS took
Bull from the county jail and hanged
him 10 ID tree
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Ii.nt. Casev.s Murderers Arrested.

RUsHvILLE, NEB., February "
Lieut.. BRYAN, with a detachment OF
troops, has reached here with the nVe
Indians who are thought to have taken
part in the murder Of Lieut.. casey
They will be taken to Fort Meade ior
trial
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Rilliard Match.

CHICAGO, February i9.-ln the snort
stop billiard tournament. last n'ght'
Capron beat Maggiola. The score was @
Cspron 100. best run 81, average iO'
MagCiola 800, best run -. Ives de-
feated Shaw. score: Ives 400, best run
20: Shaw 10. best run -.
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Foster Reticent.

NV NoRk. February l9.-EN-Oov.
Foster. OF ohio. this evening said the
President had sent no telegram sum-
mouing him here. He talked an hour
with Mr. Harrison to-day. however, hui
would not state about what.
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Ohio. World. Fair Appropriation.

Sp<cidi TsiecrGDl 70 NJ Hs9NL<r'
CoLUMBUs, o., February ia Dill
was introduced in the House to-day APP
propriating 500. 600 to make an exhiolt
at the Worlds Fair. 1t provides ior an
Ohio Worlds Fair Committee OF hiteen,
10 be appointed by the Governor IL
wilI become law beyond a doubt
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n.,,u,,,r creation. compromi.e.

PrrrsBURe. PA. February ia sne-
cial from Meadville, Pa. says: Inc
final meeting Of the unsecured creditors
Of Delamater & Co. met to-day I" re-
ceiye the report Of the committee 20
whom it was delegated the task oi pre-
pairing compromise papers, accord
ing to the proposition oi the
bank superintendent. The report oi
tho committee was accepted Oy the
creditors. and Immediately Thereafter
all present attached signatures 70 tne
paper. agreeing thereby to accept my
cent, on the dollar ~ their respective
claims.
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t.........t yesterdays btrl>-
.... .....t. a stand here
..r..t vester-
-. t..-'
l.vu0u a-. .ar depth d, '0'' ''U''
......tt..-. u.I.,s -cuul. to about
,..., oil. marks which
....
, ...,
Tt.u..er remained -.-..'t'I4 "N'''
....... vfr. .e-a.-. ede very
...... .... .... fallen but
....t.,i,
$500 H..'-.
.s.erIr.. .- "''' o""3'
.,i.r,r. ...a..r lui o'clock
.. r. t.r.. inches. Al
.l.f.,,,l,i.
pms A ,f..
f.. only .f. '>' '''" "''''
..rt very little over
.... .,.r... > and . o'clock.
....,..t ......1, ,l.
I+.'
..n-. maerl... I..A l'..' ana '> 4" re-
...ttI, and t.r check m the rate
.-n"t ur began to Boz hiied with
-r.-, -...a bad been O. big rain
.- r-,r.-c. r.lt the river was again
rising -...0. and ,aat there would soon
Ia .r.her upward tendency no this
r. These m0rs found D, not
rr t. ...-, s. .eas, many who bad
-tsr anxiety Increased by the fact that
UnHU |MNANN
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cr,,a,nr Out professional Men.

SOecial Telegram 70 ne Register.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, February ~
senator Parks has introduced a bill re-
oujripc the members of the Board o.
Regents te be practical agriculturaliSt'
or mechanics.
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Opera House Burned.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, February IA
The Grand opera house was destroyed
bv fire at 1 o'clock this morning, from
an explosion OF some kind in the in
terror. The Windsor hotel was also
damaged. The opera house was the
property of Hon. Fred Cook and cost
about $4,000. 1t is total loss.
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VIII Increase Their Capital.

CHioAGo. February l9.-Ihe .to'A BE-
holders Of the Illinois steel company
have voted to Increase the capital -'o'
OF the company from 2j.o"0.nno to ''' -
600. 900. Il O.. stated that thc proceed
from the new stock will Doe used in
greatly enlarging the plant. and ina'
only a portion Of the stock +, to Do pn'
on the market The south Chicago
works started up to-day.
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nrr Gnnds Made Wet.

JACKSON. MIcH., February l9.mfire
broke ON, in the basement OF W. l.
Bennett n Sons dry goods store TINS
morning and si3O,oOO worth OF goods
were ruined by flames and water. Loss
covered 10y insurance.
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II, rnfranchise Women.

TOPEKA. HANS. February le.-Ihe
vote by which the bill authorizing "o-
men to vote, was recently defeated IN
IN. House has been recon>idercd and
the bill passed.
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Dropred Dead From Heart Disease

cpsCI1F Is1e0T UT 70 ~ "
CHARLESTON. W. Va, February IL
George II. Nicholas, a saloon keeper oi
this CITY. dropped dead on the street
his morning. Ills death was caused
by heart disease.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-20

Urea. y. Y, February l9.-Hardy
Richardson to-day signed with Mike
Kelly for thr American Association 'n
Boston.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-20
An Easy Pointer.

v,y be achieved by any Business
Man who advertises in
THE REGISTER
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-20

The opinion ~ an ga ari u'H tno
.h.,t h. yi,en iu 4 frn uord.. fIf- u fhiHk pf
urll,. couch syrup D.. fhf lrsi cough l''i.
~, ~. ,...i- % LUTHER BLACk
'i-' srIua. iri
,,.-.....a ,.fa-. oft.ntirHe. bfea b. fourth .n
81, -. ..,,,,.f .f,f.. and fha result ~ If a I-
,'in Noa ,ai,oa Oh VIII -end this t-ft i.ln
, H.. ri,hf about 10 fis tfifIn. co.f gi only "
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-31
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
PoI,TLAND.

BOhIIAND ~.
Wheat-valley, Sl621S9sl.65 per GENITAL
Flour-standard, $500.
Walla Walla $780,
Oats-New White 40 70 44c per bushel.
Millstuhs-Bran $4,000; shorts, s2l TO 2
ground barley, s22 to %; cnop feed. S1S
to sI9, middlings, S23, per ton.
Hay -slI@l3 per ton.
Butter-Oregon fancy DAIRY, 35c; fancy
creamery S71S@4O; good to lair, 971S
California choice q to Bic.
Eggs-Oregon 30 C per doz.
Poultry-Old chickens, So.
Potatoes-4O at 6Oclper GENITAL.
Cheese-Oregon, 14to l5c; California l2c
Sugars--Golaen Z, 45sc; extra q, i1s; dry
granulated, SO cube, crushed and Pow
dered, SIC per pound.
Beans-sman white, nc; pink "a
bayos, SIC; butter, SIC; limas, SIC.
Dried Fruits--Quoted: Italian prunes
&c; Petite and German, 7c per pound
ralsins, 81 SO per box; plummer dried
pears, to DC; sun dried and factory
plums, Sc; evaporated peaches, to lie
Smyrna figs 2Oc; California figs cents pc
pound.
Hldss-Dry hides, 81 TO &c; &c less foi
culls, green over SO pounds, 7c;' under 8
pounds, &c; sheep pelts, 3Oc@s1.25.
SMOKED MEATS AND LARD.
Eastern hams, Y to 1870; breakfast ba
con, l3 to l5c; sides, ll94c; lard, ~ to l3'
per pound.
SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3O.-Wheat; buyer
sl,S0H,
CHICAGO, Dec 3O-Wheat, cash 9C3sc.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-31
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
"wILIAMETTE,i

'WILLAMETTE"
&c kirkpatrick, Nj l. Percival,
Dallas.
Jno w Young, Amity.
w ] Hunter, l. l. Macarthur,
Rufus Mallory, w f Mason, C w
Cotton, w w Smith, Portland.
WIN II Clark, Joe T Mayo, San
Francisco.
II Mcdonald, Athena.
ID wager, Seattle.
] w Skellon, Union.
Mckinley Mitchell, Gervals.
l Perrlne, Aun Arbor.
Jeff Meyers, scio,
"cooE,"
John Preuss, Marshfleld.
Geo S Miller, Oswego
ID Hurst
Al Van Hause, Mehama.
Mrs Sleeves, Jefferson
III j Mott aud wife, Ale.
Mrs Netlie Ashby, Whitaker.
l. | Misner Corvallis.
FF Tour, Turner
) b Basley, Baker City.
A n Matthews. Eag'e Greek.
} II Hubbard, en- Chamberlain,
Portland.
ca Seibel, Knights.
Chas Hanlin--
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-31
A Million Friends.

A friend in need Is friend indeed,
and not less than one million people
have found jast such friend in DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump.
tion, Coughs, and Colds.-lf you
have never used this Great Cough
Medicine, one trial will convince
you that 1t has wonderful curative
powers in all diseases of throat, chest
and lungs. Each bottle is guaran-
teed to do all that is claimed OF
money refunded. Trial bottle free
at Dan'l J. Fry's drugstore 225 com.
mercial street. Large bottles soc
and 81. 90.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-31
Deserving Praise.

We desire to say to our citizens,
that for years we have been selling
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, DIR. Kings New Life
Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and
Electric Bitters, and have never
handled remedies that sell as we'll,
or that have given such universal
satisfaction. We do not hesitate to
guarantee them every time, and we
stand ready To refund the purchase
price, if satisfactory results do not
follow their use. The remedies have
won their great popularity purely
on their merits Dan'l j. Fry's, drug
gists, 225 Commercial street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-31

Mr.. Whisnan, the Sinslaw stage
driver, drowned a horse IN Indian
creek last week. The creek is mar.
row, but very deep and swift, and a
transfer OF passengers by canoe has
to be made each trip, while the
horses are unhltched and made to
swim across, aud another stage ID
used for the rest of the journey. Al
the time mentioned one Of the horses
refused to swim, and was drowned.
Staging in the mountains is rough
business In stormy weather.
A ships boat came ashore on the
beach north of the Umpqua last
Friday. About 100 yards from the
boats tho dead body of a man was
found IN such position as would
indicate that he had landed safely,
but subsequently died from exposure,
The boat was sound, not having
been damaged TO any great extent,
and broken oar lying alongside,
There was no name on the boat,
but many believe IL is the one In
which Mate Willoughby and five
Of the crew of the Gen Bntler left
the wreck
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-31
lHc DcSt. VIM. Brown & Co.

e. b. Lartigue, aged 60, proprietor
of clearinghouse In Dayton, en-
tered a drug store in that city and
called for six grains of morphine.
Upon being asked what he wanted
it for, he replied that he wanted to
take it in small doses. After obtain
ing the drug be walked out of town
and across the fields until arriving
ut a strawstack, he swallowed the
entire amount, and lay down to die.
After waiting for death some time,
he arose and walked home. 1t
seems the druggist had played a
mean trick on him.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-31
500 Reward. 500.

The readers of the CAPITAL
JOURNAL will be pleased to learn
that there Is ut least one dreaded
disease that science has been able TO
cure in ell its stages, and that is
cataarh. Hall'g Cataarh Cure is the
only positive cure now known TO
the medical fraternity. Caiaarh be
ing constitutional disease, requires
constitutional treatment. Halls
Cataarh Cure Is taken internally,
acting directly upou the blood aud
mucous surfaces Of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation
OF the disease, ana giving the patient
strength by building up the consti.
tuition aud assisting nature In doing
It's work. The proprieaors have 80
mucu iaIth Ia Ils curative powers
that they offer One hundred Dollars
for any case that it fails to cure.
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dress f. Cheney q Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists. 70 cents.