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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-15
m CONGRESS


Yreessdlags In Bssh branches II the Ma
sien>i Legislature.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-the house
adopted resolutions calling for the
amount of commerce with Porto Rico
land Dsninica, Cuba and Brazil since
reciprocity was established Mr. Boat
ner tLA) introduced . resolution in
structinx the judiciary committee to
sinvestigste the charges against Judge
sBosrman, Of Louisiana
Mr.. BANDS mol resolution direct
Ding the secretary OF the treasury TO in
form the house il at any time since the
sA< per cent bonds became due there
has sot been money enough on hand
TO pay them. and, II there has been
tsnough money on hand. why he has
assumed TO continue them ut . Per
cent was agreed to.
Mr.. Holman und) sdersd rssolu-
kien against bouaties and subsidies and
In favor Of general economy. He de-
lnanded the previous question. which
was supported by . vote Of 1os
lte ~ The previous question was
put. resulting yeas, 154; nays,
-. the Farmer Alliance mon voting
NO. Mr.. Holman asked unanimous
consent for an hours debate On each
side Mr.. Reed lN!e wanted two hours
lsn . side and Mr. Holman consented.
The debate on the resolution was then
postponed until to-day.
WASHINGTON, Jan 1A--Tn the senate
"Wednesday Senator Gordon expressed
Ais disapprovAl Of the bill sppropriat-
Sag sioo, ose. coo for coast defenscA He
4hought the country was in more dan.
ger from cxtrsvsgznce thea from q
foreign fee. Senator Paddock fNcb.
reported favorabiy from tho committee
on agriculture his pure food bill of last
congress
Among the bills introduced and re-
ferred was one proposing s.i amend
nent TO the constitution So rs to regu-
late marriages and divorces in the sew
'eral states On motion OF Senator
Stewart New the bill to provide fol
the free coinage OK gold and silver
euliioa was referred to the finance
ganmittee.
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A sAoAclous HORSE.
A. Last Resort He Ate the Rasp Of q
Gate.

A Last Resort Ho Ate the Rssp 81 tho
One Of the hest stories heard at gath
erings Of horsemen 1T the late show in
New York was told of . Kentucky
roam, who was left in an open paddock
fastened by means of . wooden hasp.
This he learned in . few days to take
out with his teeth and drop on the
ground, only TO have II carefully re-
placed by the stable boy who displayed
. wonderful intuition about discovering
II. Finally when it became plain to his
horsish understanding that there was
nothing TO be gained by such . per-
formancc he tried tho experiment Of
carrying it over to the further side of
tho fence and letting IL fall into Q
neighbofing yard Now Il 20 happened
that his owner caught him Ia the act
and, relentless, went and fastened him
IN again; then from . distance he
watched 10 see whist would cssue next
A he had expected. the horse dnisent-
" lcosened the stick again. bus-now
comes the queer pa-. of it--instcsd Of
putting il in any Of the old places. he
gave one defiant enort and lsbortously
ct - work 70 eat IL mp!
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Inmner nsx..r4 Taa.

SAN Francisco. Jan. Is. - Jason
Springer a. Co., lumber dealers. have
filed q petition in insolvency. The
firm was one OF the oldest in the city
aad has 5000 acres OF timber land Ia
Bate county. where there is also a
large sawmill. The canse of The sus-
pension is stated 20 be q lack OF bnsi-
ness. Liabilities are placed al So, ooo;
assets, 500, 600
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MsKrasAI- can-. Jsn- l&-George A.
Meosey. an extensive tAnper. has ~.
sigued at the demand Of @. b Burlznd,
photographers. with liabilities Of sie-.-
COO At Que bee John Richie, boot sad
shoe manufacturer. has assigned. The
liabilities are s57.ooa The Merchants
bank, Quebec, Is an indirect creditor ia
the extent OF 3so.eea These two tail
urea VIII undoubtedly bring down other
Leather trms
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OMAHA, Neb., Jan l@-Numerons
reports come from various portions of
Nebraska concerning the disastrous
effects of shs severe cold STOCK IS
suffering throughout the state aaa the
loss will be large. john Winters was
frozen 10 death near York Tuesday
night He started from his farm TO
town about dark He was found stiff
by the roadside Wednesday.
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were crushed TAs bodies we're not
ee-e ~hen discovered A kts-s s-se&r-
"a gal. With he's head s2diy bruised.
VA sstsiag 81 her mother when fsuad
The weaas = supposed 20 have been
Hattie Aorgaa. en foals 20 lssn beg
husband 81 Glcbe. The nan wss not
ice1tsEea- Tas setive Of the murder
- supposed % have been robbery.
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DEs MONIES, Ia. Jan- II. The DEM
ocrat;c state .entral committee held q
meeting here to consider the question
of presenting the name of Gov. 8oies
to the national convention as candi-
date for president IL WAS unanimous
~ agreed, unless harmony was secured
In New York, TO make strong effort
TO secure the nomination for Gov Ecies
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wnnts to BE president.

RIO j lNEiRo, Jan. lt.--Silvcirs Mar.
tins has announced himself az candi-
date to succeed Gen. Peixotou for
president. He declares emphatically
in favor Of the republic, undivided and
governed by . parliamentary regime.
He says that the present congress mus!
dissolve after passing the principal
hiIla novv hAe0re IL
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ILLINOIS MINERS.
Resolutions Adopted ne Their state Con
vention-Oncsrs Chosen.


veasion--Omcsrs Chosen.
SRssSsFIGLD. III. Jan 1s.-At thu
state convention of United Mine Work
srs Wednesday NJ j. Goings, j. A.
Crawford. Of Bryant, and J. r None
ghzn. OF Stressor. wepe elected dele
gates to the convention At Columbus.
The present officers were continued
Messrs. Crawford and Monaghan were
chosen state auditors The resolutions
adopted were in brief ~ follows
They request ths national board 20 send organ
3sess int fiinois. declare IL mistemesnsr for
nny assisnsl OF state eraeer 20 become candi'
haze for . political Office or to take part in Q
peiicsc.l ccat>st whiis hoiding oriee. rec
bmrsnSs fNat the nasienei organization
ssvy p>r capita tar 81 ATTY cents fer psshirs
enc work - Organization IN nline,s: tecem.
psn1sEs that the rstlensl convention to "a held
bezt nsnfs sesrsna fer oshsr states the Ercss
sclEss and weekly paw laws. the examination
~ nine essses and tas extsussea Of snca Avs
~ sonxress 70 tas fndisa terrstsry as viii tend
% prevent such disasters ss reees-fy occurred
- Kr~Ns
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A Ead Clsyelsnd Rlnre.

CLEVELAND. O.. JaI. L. The six
story Power block on the viaduct was
totally destroyed by FIRE Wednesday
morning. 1t was occupied by the Clcve-
land Electric Supply Company. Cham
pion Safety Lock Company, National
iron works and Hughes pump works.
All sustained total loss amounting to
$3.50. 900.
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English meney.leaders have - ret
up very early in the morning 20 Be
ahesd- One Of them hrs been detected
.-sndiuz . circular 70 the eldest son Of
. Sussex magistrate IL 50 happened
that this son was nine and ons-h bali
pears old. but that aiA ncs make any
difference.
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Value Of the Output Of Mountain Range
aud NSnes for 1891.

HELENA. Mont, Jan. 1.-THE Indc-
pendent publishes carefully prepared
statement, showing the outpw Of
ranges and mines exclusive Of ceal
mines for 1891. Total sales of cattle
were $50. goo head NJ an average price
$40. making SIC. 900. oos; 81. 500, 900 was
received from sheep. horses and wool.
The gold output was g. 800, 600; silver,
s2o. 1913. 600; copper, Sic. $3.50, 900; lead,
s774.ooo The grand total IL over $751;.
ooo oao
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Awful Ravnres Of tho Grip.

Rock ISLAND. ILL.,. Jan. 1.-THE
grip ID epidemic in Drury. township.
this county. One family has been prac-
tically wiped out of existence. and in
four families twenty-five deaths have
occurred in Ave days.
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CID respectively. are both dead >. thsls
soaos - this city They we're taken
with he grip ao0at twe-ss ssss AxS,
ana NJ haven died t~eaty-ens hours
afssr his wste's demise Mr.. has~n
"a. been esssgee in business here
since le5A
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An ice-cuttsr Killed

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Jan. l4.--Anteu
Sprober. q laborsr. employed by the
Wisconsin Lake Ice Company, was &C.
cidentally killed near North avenue
bridge, while cutting ice.
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arurx. Ian. fA--Thrss women and
foar ehilar.n vers t1-aed 70 death
during soassxrasion which destroyed
. namb>v % saiidlnss In Asesioas.
PesnsraaiA ws1assSay.
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se1euen - Ra1e hrGw Hsot JAafs ~
r~nsoo - mohun q D.. HwuGb 0e0oiB0
ssjsrs - - euf>1ag - prte0--Ns1 thazs -
rs3:s. sssy rrss'ss g = ~. - -, -. -
sEfkn~s :. ss- ': - ~ s.sssss
tru~xees reTt lnpev azG1wtoo6 - aGea1a. -
ssysr = - .sSs ssAsl.hsa lvtsss
- s.. - .siys.. 10 .:-... -
'r r:.s - - ;s:s h. :. u--. s. .a
s~s sSsys. - sAepss .sass.. -
Ter 49, 50 s~lk ~ ~ - - - n
nseey s rsfuox1 & ~ 4eaf bane1s q
ssve n.~Ass = 4sst.ys .1.ns~ = -
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GAVE THEMSELVES UP.

rbre~ ~ Hosksp's Fees sa-rens~r-si.s
- Ne rraev MILITARY Pvcteettss ana
$40 roa tie Avengers ~ B~nn.
LrnsaAE. Kan.. Jan IA Somewhat
~ . sensation vas caused 81 Spring
Ssid Wednesday rsrainr ~ the sur
kesder Of ssm Mintoa. Rowen Chase
and ~ Orner. These are the men
~hoS the Arkaisn men claim. were the
)ead~rs Of the gang which killed
BhsrsR pann. They had net been
- New Mcxicc. ss vas generally
believed bat we're eonsesl-d At
the hsu<e Of friend n HASKELL eoua-
~ Their fight was not beesnsc Of
their psr>icipatson - the maFtsr. Bat
Afcse frcm ssnuirc fear tast The dep
oty shsriRs weald I'LL them II tsey
we're caught They ~srs prepared -
i've themselves up 20 sas trssp~ a
Day ssne. Zoe atd st propose - aTsss
Ne Bsskia fsests~ . saaxes ~ wresk
SenQesss~ upou themI
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beth Are Dead.

JOLIET. ILL.,, Jan. 1A--Mr. and Mrl
Alonzo Brooks. Of North Lockport,
died within . few hours of each other
with the grip.
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Dodrev,lIe ArnIn scorched.

DopaEvLLE, Wis, Jan. l&.-Another
big FIRE attacked the business portion
Of this city Wednesday morning. Four
buildings were burned, and the loss
will reach Sl2, 900; Insurance.. $4,000
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-15

MEssee. Jsa a. President Dies Is
40 s~tssyssss ssys ts.t the 0sssa &sss
s~at Is ssHssae ef ss~esiAtaFs tis
ssfs shst sssslas.ss " ksslss u ~
rs>s'ss>
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-15

6roxAsE. wash, Jan. IA - Chief
Garry. of the SPOKANE indians, died
Tuesday night He was very old he
led hia tribe at the time the confeder-
ssed tribes met Col 6teptos In 1883.
and cent him Keeling back 70 The west
Garry refused to Join his fsrcss with
those Of Joseph at the ame OF the
Nez Perccs' war. The old chiefs pso-
pie have dwindied terribly since then.
and there are now only handful OF
them. and they ara left without res
ervss!cn or .ands Of their own
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-15

Sxvsuryronr. Mas, Jan. IL John
@. Whittier. The poet % sonensd te
ala bed az thu residence of HE cousin
II this ei.y with IN attack Of the grip
ffss physsalzns shiuk rs illness Il not
,srscua.
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prs Msfrks, IL. Sss "a - W.
Cssn wss declared si~essa permanent
secretary 81 NE iswa senate. tss non.
.asspr drmserass being sgasrsA ~
Lieat ossv. Psyssr.
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Froxon to Death,

SPARTA, Wis. Jan. 14.-Dapiel Pres
ton became intoxicated and was frozen
to death on the railroad track near here
Tuesday night
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Hove kexs, Jan 10 -fifty pAsssn.
gers frem The ili.fsted steamer Nam.
ehev. which fousa<red on Cupushl
psiass carrying 1o~s With her 4il
persona ~ere saved ~ Ashsa6 bssss
that ~ess Ia thu v.sisisy Al ths scene
81 The alsaat4v.
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New York JurIst Deaa.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Jan. l4.-william
c. Kruger, chief Judge Of the court of
appeals, died 1t his home here ct 10
o'clock.
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Bosrox. Jsn. iA--Charlos White. the
waii-known music pubiishss and com
peer Of popular songs, died wednes
day of pneumonia Rs wss q ysars
old. Hs composed nors than i.sot
ssngs. including Come Birdie. Come.
aud Put Ne in Ny Little Bed" He
also wrsse Marguerite
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Ons teqls q ~
e1A<r, 1ae 90 cut
ting > - rricei
ieo9s - tie I'D
GlftUttoo of wor6
- eUo(D---ffuud
'ule6t tn6on4em
q - gsasfAs
medtefAa &v
tfoos a. Il, II
eW>o q e>eaF Sub
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-15

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs 10 taken; i. 10 pleasant
ard refreshing 10 the Taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, c!eanses the sys-
ten efectually, dispels colds, head
acnes and feyers AID cures habitua'
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
ducsd. pleasing TO the TASTE and &c
ceptable 10 the stomsch, prompt IN
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, il
many excellent qualities commend j.
TO ali and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrap Of Figs is fer sale in Doc
ard 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on haad win pro
cure il promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIC SYRUP co.
sGs FRANCISCO. ca.
LOUISVILLE. ~. Asg soax. NJ.
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PrrrrsvssB. Pa. Jan H. --0anble
wesr. superintendent Of police. AIed ~
iase o'clock . m. Of Inflammation 81
the beweia Superintendent Weir was
~ yesrs OF age. s~d By stern and rigid
regard for dasy commanded The respect
81 al elasasA
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Esvss rALsA Vie, lea i4-us.
80 Ms = Q. ns.ss. - go ~ sssrs
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MAN ANe WOMAN MueoGsro

1ws 1srssss wfss~< ~sS esss w~~~ss<
~ o~>esvs - A<s<s~~
So1s~esvfEAs. A T. 1sn. - The
3sdzss - . ~As ard ~sn1s ~~s< feans
l4sn1sy sight ress Asa spsiazx
Dsoh xpre ssss tekes cd sAssr ssssss
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-23
The Work of Incendiary.

HANFoRD, CAL, Aug. ga fire
Sunday night started In Halls liv
cry stable, which was destroyed
together with several sheds, Moore's
blacksmith shop and carriage re-
pository, aud the free reading room.
The flames Were kept from spread
Ing with great difficulty. The
Farmers bank and several other
buildings were badly damaged. A
stallion valued AS 5000, with two
other horses, were killed, and u
number OF vehicles destroyed. The
losses amount TO So, 900 aud the in-
surance only covers $1,000. Kings
packing-house, several blocks away,
caught fire from fiying SPARKS. The
blaze wa undoubtedly the work Of
an incendiary. Anunber of persons
were arrested for stealing household
goods during the fire.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-23
Electric Bitters.

This remedy is bect ming so wei
known and SO popular as to need II.
special mention. All who have
used Electric Bitters sing the same
song of praise.-A purer medicine
does not exist and it is guaranteed to
do all that is claimed. Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases of the
Liver and Kidneys, will remove
Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum and
other affections caused by impure
blood.-Will drive malarial from the
system and prevent as we'll as cure
all malarial fevers.-For cure OF
headache, constipation and indi-
gestion try Electric Bitters. Entire
satisfaction guaranteed, or none,
refunded.-Price so cts. and Sl.Oo
per bottle at Dan'l. J. Fry's drug
store, 225 Com !. st.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-23
A Fiery Meeting.

New YORK, Aug. pa PROPOSE
ton for organized labor to hold con
frence To effect the emancipation O.
workingmen from "CapitalistiC
criminalisln, anarcbism, oppression
and robbery" produced much fiery
discuss ion al a meeting of the Cen.
tral Labor union yesterday. Theo
dore f.. Gum who introduced the
resolution said workiugmen in
this country out numbered the
regular army, militia and capitalists
ten to one and he thought it was
time that organized labor took steps
to prevent the daily slaughter of
men who We're fighting labor battles
to win food for themselves and
children.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-23
Washington Democrats.

OLYMPIA, Aug. %. The gather,
ing hosts Of the Democracy are con.
centrating. Headquarters are al.
ready opened by Percy w. r. 'ches-
ter, of King county, against J. Ham
iIton Lewis. Rochester's beadauar-
ters are both anti-Lewis and anti
canal. He does not believe Lewis
In the strongest candidate that can
be uanled against McGraw, and is
OF the opinion that the Seattle ca
nal has no more business In the
platform Of political parry than
the opening ofa stage road. The
other candidates are Dr. N. q. Bla-
lock, Chester II. Warner, Benjamin
Franklin Shaw. of Vancouver,
Henry Drum, of Tacoma, John Nc
teavy, Of UnIon City, Col. Chaun-
cey w. Griggs, Of Tacoma, aud
Mayor Drumheller, Of Spokane.
The noon train yesterday brought
many delegates, including those
from SnohoIpish, King, Whitman,
and Spokane. The Pacific county
delegates arrived on all excursion
train from Ocosta, and on the Port.
land train arrived delegates from
Southwestern Washington and river
counties, with fifty-eight votes, CON-
prising Klikitat, Skamania. Clark,
Cowlitz, Wahkiakuin, Pacific, Che
halis, aid Lewis COUNTIES, OF thu
53l votes in convention, King coun-
" with 80, Spokane with 27. and
Kittitas with III, are Instructed for
Lewis for governor. He claims 123
from other counties. DIR.
v. q. Blalock claims Walla Walla I
with IA, franklin with 4, Adams
with B, and Asotin with 4. Chester
4. Warner is sure of Whitman with
8, Garfield with 7, and Columbia {
With 8.
King county will endeavor to in q
roduce n canal plank in the plat :
orm, the delegates being SO instruct I
d. This proposition will figure u
lst rs prominently with the
Democrats as with the Repub-
cans, and will be the central fe4-
lre ut the convention. The Kiug
ouDty delegation arrived, In COM
any with Col. james Hamilton
,ewis, on the 6:l5 train last even U
~. LIE Wis and his workers claim
" votes. Whitman county is solid Il
,r Chester H.. Warner, and will pre- 0
INT his aame for governor. b
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-23
A. Preachers Petition.

AsBURY PARK, N. j., Aug. 23.-
President f. FL. Stokes, of the
Ocean Grove camp meeting associa.
tioD. sent out notices to all hotel nd
cottage proprieters and boarders to-
day, requesting them to lay aside
their pleasures and enjoyments for
the next ten days, and to give them
selves up to God and his work. The
period in question is what is known
as "the great camp-meeting week.
Scjourners are rellgiously requested
to give up bathing, boating. fishing,
and In fact everything that will in
any manner interfere with the re.
ligious services, or that will
not he altogether Ia har-
mony with them. salvation
must be pre- eminent" says the
president, "or Ocean Grove will
sink to the level of other places D
The sojnurners do not take very
kindly to the notice.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-23
Prom China and Janan

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. % Tn,
steamer Gaelic brings the following
advice from China and Japan:
There have hecn more storms and
foundations ia japan. Thousands
of houses Were Destroyed or swept
away, and hundreds Of lives lost.
a desperate band of robbers who
have been Ierrorizing the neighbor-
hood Of Yang Chang has been
broken up. Over 20 were recently
captured and executed. after killing
several soldiers.
The United States steamer AL
lance sailed from Shanghai for Sau
Francisco On the LIST instant.
The volcano of Sangir has quieted
down and enormous columns of
smoke are the only signs of activity.
Cocoauut plantations and fruit or
chards we're laid waste and the de-
struciipn brought about has resulted
In distress bordering on famine.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-23
Let the World Know You are in It.

Ii seems almost crime for a man
to "hide his light under bnshel.n y
IL he has something new, that viii
benefit the human race, he should
make Il known. Old-fogy physi-
clans tread the beaten path of their
grandiathers, denounce advertised
remedies, and never learn anything
new. Medical science knows no
parallel 10 DIR, Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription, compounded by a physi
cian Of skill aud long experience,
especially for the maladies which
aifilcy women. II effects perma.
nent cure of those agonizing dis
order which attack her frail organ.
ism, aud Is an anchor Of hope alike
to delicate girls and suffering
womeni contains no delelerious
drugs. A guarantee ON the bottle
wrapper, refuuding the price In Cas-.
~ failure. or druggists, 100
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-23
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
The Encampment Begun at Kan
sas City.


KANSAS CITY, Aug. 23. knights
Of Pythias are arriving In brigades.
Every gala-decked cable-car that
runs to the camp bears crowd OF
people that fills 1t completely, and
many are standing on the platform.
The encampment Is destined to be-
great success.
The report Of officers Of the en-
dowment rank, knights Of Py thiss,
states that on July /, 1892, there
were l4l7 active sections, 20, ,4O7
members, and the endowment In
force was $62, ,852, 900, showing an
Increase of 500 sections, 5000 mem
bers aud $1,000, 900 endowment In
the two years preceding.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. %. 1T ia es-
timated that no less than 5000
Knights of Pythias and other visi-
tors are In the city. About half of
those who will participate In the en-
campment are now quartered at
Camp Shaw. The remainder are
arriving. The encampment will be
formally and officially opened at
noon.
KANSAS Cry, Aug. 23.--Seven-
teenth biennial meeting of the sup
RENE lodge Knights of Pythias of
the World, commenced this morn
Ing and will continue for ten days.
A public reception was rendered the
of the supreme lodge at
nine O'Clock In the Grand Opera
House. Governor Francis welcomed
The visiting knights on behalf of the
state Of Missouri, aud Mayor Cow.
nerd extended to them the freedom
II the city. Supreme Chancellor
shaw responded on behalf of the
Knights.