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THE NAVY ToPHEAyY.
'aninE 'Coaaaanittes Trying ta Ftmd Sarme
AEsans 30 Re0r@Msaise gf.

'aninE 'Ooaiamittes Trying ta Famd sams
aEsans TO Reergnsaise n.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 90. Senator But
Ter, who, ,isashair asan 0f the joint eosn-
mitsee Of the two houses of congress on
the personnal of the navy. is making
an effort to get the committee together
at an early day for the purpose OF get
ting a bllsiR shape TO be presented af
the beginning OF. the next session, il
possible. which viii solve the problem
OF navy reorganization. This question
w nader consideration by the joint
committee daring great deal of the
time OF the last session. and large
mass Of testimony given by experts was
taken, but II aEould appear that
Very Listle Progress was Made
towards securing the Legislation de-
sired. The committee was SO Tar i'm its
work, however, as to discover that
the task which has been set is ID
very difficnlt ONE, and still q task which
it is very necessary should be per-
formed. The navy is at present suffer
ing from surfeit of officers, and Sem
ator Bntler's committee Ia expected to
lind . way to weedout the surplus with
out doing injustice. The tendency of a
navy organized ON the plan of ours ia
to grow t0p-heavy at all times, and this
tendency was accelerated by the large
number of cadets which entered the
national academy duriag the war. The
officers who We're thus created have
proved too numerous for times of peace,
and the time is now at hand when they
are reaching the higher ranks, the CLINT
Is beginning TO be seriously felt.
Lean Towards catshingss AIN.
The disposition now appears To lean
towards "a bill introduced by Repre.
sentative Catchings, the DISTINCTIVE
feature Of which is the creation of A re-
serve List. This bill provides for an |
active list of 1U rear admirsls. 30 can
tains, 100 commanders, 74 IieuteD ant
commanders $50 lieutenants, 65 leu |
tenants of the Junior grade. and . suffi, |
cient number of ensigns. It abolighes
the rank of commodore. The provision
the proposed reserve lisk |
renders the change to it in manner |
but at the same time holds |
out so many inducements and provides |
for bringing such pressure to bearsthat |
Il is believed by the friends III the |
measure q - it would prove effective |
~ reducing the force To reasonable all
nensions Its stated. as going To i
show the evil of permitting the ures- /
emit system to continue iii eject. that I
the time will soon come under is where
there will be Los rear admirals In aery.
vice at once
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nARTHoUAkE SHOCKS CoNTINUE.
rther Reports Of Damage From Q
Italfan Provinces. ~

reher Reports Of Damage From sAe
Italfan Provinces. ~
LONDON, Nov. 20.--Dispatches from
80 earthquake shaken province of
ksggi0 di Calabria, state that more
light shocks were felt in that district
nnday. Although no further damage
sKas done, the inhabitants continue
sfarror stricken, and numbers Of people
Nre Seeing from the towns into the
epuntry. Thirteen persons were killed
aaad over fifty injured as the village of
Ekeminaria. This village is nearly de-
h5royed. At Palmi, where nearly
WI the houses were ruined, seven
I.erspns were killed and 70 injured.
Numbers Of houses at Malochi and Tar
averae were damaged. Nobody was
killed or injured at those places; their
populations are camping out i'm the
The troops IN the province of Reggie
Oh Calabria are rendering all the assist
ance possible to the endangered inhabi
tants. ts.-E !
Tive violent shocks of earthuunke
were teat during the evening at Milazzc
ON the north coast pef the island al
Sicily The terrified Inhabitants Ned
from the tewn and spent the night I'm
the @pen air.
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LATEST MARKET REPORT
Milwaukee Grain.

Milwaukee Grain.
FLOUR-Dull 1'O' ''' IOWA
~ EAT-Ftrm. No. spring., !sc M g,
CORN--Firm. No Q, 1850.
white, e,31A 40, 2Ac. NO .
6H6D 43lc. SanpAe'
hYE-~steady. No. |, 5OlSc
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Duluth Grain.

DULUTH. Nov. 10, 1884,
| WHEAT-November No. hard, 6i.1c: M
northern. G034c; No. northern, SIC; Decem-
Or No northern, 6o1sc; May No. northern
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Chicago Grain and Provision.

CAIc 60, Nov. 10. 1891
CLOSING PR CEs
WHEAT-N -Noyem bel. .5556c; Decemb i. 6ssse.
May, 60t4c; July. 6lS6c - - I.
CohN--N November. 5OsSc; December, 4sM,:
January. A34c May, 4ol4c 81
November. 2sIxc December. Sgk /
May. SsJxc. 70 .
FORK = Eovefaber Sls.47k May, S1s 7sh.
. LARD November. S7.IO. December, s75
January. s7.l7hs MAJ. $50 ~
SHORT RIBS November. sa.2,: January
S6SG May. $6S5.
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ltaly Canrt Anprova Tnearransiian-

1e@J C~Nt Approve EMSeRv0m0@ms
LONDON. Nov 30. "A special dispatch
from Rome says that Italy has in
formed the powers that she cannot ap-
prove of amy form Of intervention BE-
tween China and japan.
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MADISON, SOUTH DAKOTA TUESDAY NOVEMBER 20 1894
CoDHmlssicner wright TaIxes Exception ,,
Railway Age Criticism.

CopsmlsHioner wright Takes Exception 10
Railway Age Criticism.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.--"It Ia inn.
pregnable, and the conclusions reached
by the strike commissioners were based
upon guod soil evidence" ..t...
This utterance referred to the recent
report OF the United States strike com.
mission, and wa, made by Labor Com
missioner Carroll d. Wright. The
statement was called forth by an As.
eOciated Press dispatch from Chicago
which was shown to Mr.. Wright by
the reporter. The dispatch gave q
sketch OF an article which Id stated
would appear in the next. Railway Age
I'm reply TO the report Of the presiden-
tial strike commission. The article In
nuestion attacked certain paragraphs in
the report and said they were false, and
alleged that the report as whole was
&ull or errors and misleading state
snents.
"As an individual member and no,
Apeaking for the commission as 8
whole, - said MIR. Wright, II can only
mt the report against the article In
he Railway Age. We have not re-
ceived q copy OF the article. officially
ind until we do, the commission will
lot answer it. The report is impregna
ble and based upon evidence through
Aent." u 1900 @.z.# tfH
Mr. Wright also said that those wht
we're hurt by the report and felt itl
fDrceful penetration would, i'm their ef
Tort to check its influence, use tn,
weapons OF abuse: They cannot, hi
hsaid, point out the alleged ''enormou
eErOrs," and Inaccuracies which ar,
paraded in The Age article. ~
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'F. PRICES Cream Baking powoes
Most Perfect Made.
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CORRESPONDENTS.

Quaker City National Bank, Philadelphia, Penn.
National Bank Of Illinois. Chicago, Ill
National Bank of Sioux City. Iowa.
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A TONIC FOR THE TIMES.
5..h only j D, MCK|NNON'S,

artments the prices have pleasure giving power and
delight the economic soul.
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A CHANCE TO CHEAT.
Afforded by q Tariff Section Providing
For Free Alcohol.
Doctoring or Alcoholic Spirits Gives
Advantages Intended For the Arts
Alone.

WAsHINeToN. Aug. i5-It Is highly
probable that strong effort will be made
10 repeal section e41S of the senate bill,
providing for free alcohol used In the arts.
This section reads a. follows,
Any manufacturer finding IL necessary TO
use alcohol in the arts or In any medicinal or
other like compound may use the same under
regulations TO be prescribed by the secretary
OF the treasury, and on satisfying the collector
or internal revenue for the district wherein
he resides or carries business that he has
complied with such regulations and has used
alcohol therein, and exhibiting and delivering
paid thereon, shall be entitled TO receive from
the treasury Of the United States rebate or
repayment of the tar so paid.
The figures ut the treasury department.
show that on June / last there were in
bond about 1888, 100000 gallons Of spirits of
all kinds, and IL Is estimated that since
that time this amount has been reduced
by Withdrawals to about l22, 10000 gal
Ions, and OF this amount probably
Not More Than Fifty Per Cent
Is beverage whisky, the remainder being
alcohol, cologne spirits or other forms OF
what Is known as refined spirits.
III this provision OF the bill becomes
law and remains unrepealed, 1t is as
serted that IL will reduce the revenue
AT least one-half of the increase Of
20 per cent proposed by the bill, and
result In almost unlimited frauds upon the
government. Under IL all kinds OF bit
ters, cordials, rock and rye, medicinal
wines of all kinds, and an infinite variety
OF so-called patent medicines, which are In
reality little more than adulterated
whisky, can be manufactured and sold
without payment Of any tax whatever.
Treasury officials, 10 Is believed, would
not seriously oppose measure which
would apply only TO the arts, but the pro-
vision of the present bill Is extremely dis
tasteful for the reason stated, and for the
further reason that standing army OF
revenue officers, which would largely in
crease the cost Of the service, would be re-
quired TO enforce 1t. IL Is very probable
that bill will be introduced In the house
at once repeating this section.
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"-ss' AS' " - Ses'O-
PROVIDENCE DIVISION.
Corrected 10 July a 1884
ROSTnN $50, e;ss, s;ls. "7:se, IiN.
DOolON s:Os "i0;e6, II re a. m. t'isG,
l'fo. a'7seA -s,e, Gl5i '.6sio, ssifo, s72, s7;2s
500, 'io;oo. le;ls y, M RETUhNISo-Lesvs Ros.
TON from Park Square Station $50, SEQ, see.
aioeo, ieies, ;oe II SS m, lam; 100, gss, soo,
sea bos Sfi0, esq, ESQ, 1850. sOo isos ~ 90 p.
ATTLEBOho-e:6o '.T;oo, 7:is, $40 zee, 1900.
"li:Da a. M i2'0S R'lo, li4o; si4s, 'S:ss sG2o
tiia 5;o6, $50; 6.22 1910. llilo p. IN.
NORTH AfILEboKo and PLAfHVILLE--.7;0o ;0o
sh5, iOsoo, nilo, m. iaa. 2:so. $50, ss2a. niis
pm
wAMPuM, WRBNTHAM. NORWOOD CENTRAL,
NORWOOD and pEDHAM-'s7'oo u.20, a. M.
oisos, m; Sundays, Ssl5 a. m, bis p. m.
aANsfIELD-s6is6, SOC, ssT;Oo, 7;46, $780, 1oi0o,
EsD n. es. liso 4ii6, s;4o. ss;ze. t:2l lo;ie
s.m
SUNDAY TRAINS
FOR BosToN--.6;4s, 'sis sn6, 1880 a. M. !;
ii3e 4i3o, blb, e;ao 'leieo p. m, Return, 4ii6
s!oe $50 q. fsoo t'oo. Zoo, TAO. $780, i2sec
ArTLEBoRo-s,S. Sis. 1850 a. n; I'so. asa
bilb, s;2o, 7.ls p. IA.
NORTH AfTLEB0ho and PLAINvILLE-eiis
a. M, 5ii5, Tii5 p. m.
NAEsFiELp- '6.ta s;i5, 1880 a m.s lisa. t'se.
6:2o p. m.
sParlor cars only.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

The Michigan corn crop is damaged IRE
parably.
Warehouses at Vienna were burned; loss,
81, 10000.
A factory collapsed at Yankton, s. d.;
loss, 500, 900.
The East Hampton, Conn, postoflles
was entered.
A salt plant was partially burned at
Cleveland, q.
Burglars secured sioo from the Fort
Fairfield (Me.) postoffioe.
James II. Cummings, an actor, CON-
mitted suicide In New York.
The report that a hot wave Is coming to-
ward New England is denied.
Damages In Sicily by recent earthquakes
will amount to about t75o,0 900.
Five persons were burned seriously In
tenement-house fire at Brooklyn.
The Satanita defeated the Britannia at
Ryde, Erg. The Vigilant did not race.
Excursion steamers running out OF Bos-
ton are doing an unusually large business.
The Wellman relief expedition will carry
provisions sufficient for the entire winter.
Concord On. H. aldermen have decided
that hacks and job teams must be licensed.
lne OHinere tfedty 10 feBhfueu Dy tsle
state department. as vindication of Bay
ard.
Rhode Island potato growers will hold
the remainder Of their crops for advanced
prices.
William Schmidtgall. aged II wears,
Has drowned at New Haven while in
swimming.
A deserter from the Enterprise says the
fare at sea was nothing but salt horse
and hardtack."
Plans have been adopted for a 200 foot
steel bridge across the Contoocook river at
Concord, N. H., TO cost $1,000.
An injunction involving t3,OoO0Oo has
been granted against the Champion Gold
Mining company al San Francisco.
The New Hampshire state council, o.
U. A. M, elected Charles II. Lund state
councillor and II. A. Currier representa-
tive to the national council.
E n. oakes, the manager Of the Lynn
lMssa Electrich company, was arrested
and held In en0oo bail on the charge Of set.
ons Axe ~ ths 6tDsuI buNAins N lsna-
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H1V YORK, new HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.

TIME tables giving full information
as to local and through train service
may be obtained at Pr0videnss Sta
tion and stations below.
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Presidential signature Anixsd.

WAsHISGToN, Aug. l6.-The president
has approved the bills to subject to state
taxation national bank notes and United
States treasury notes; to reimburse Il. III.
Nebeker; to provide a register for tho
steamer $. Oteri; relating to lights on fish
ing vessels; for the protection of persons
furnishing materials and labor for the
construction OF public works; to allow
certain corporations to be accepted a.
surety thereon
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Ordered to the Seat Of War.

WASHINGTON, Aug, 15.-At the reques,
of the state department Secretary Herber,
has directed Capt-in Coffin of the cruiser
Charleston, now a. Mare island navy yard
to make preparations for sailing TO the
Asiatic station to Join the other United
States vessels in protecting the interests OF
Americans In China and Japan during the
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WARREN AND BRIsroL sRAson

WARREN AND BRISTOL BRANCH
Leave PROVIDENCE dada street ststIon) for
NkwP0kT AND FALL RIVER.
t;3o. siao p. M Sundays for Fall River 800
q. m; $50 p. m. Newport 1850 a. N, $50 p. M
(yia New York boat
Warren aud way stations at 700, 7a5 express, $50,
and sss my and i2'1S. $780, 400. t;sS, S'so,
s.sa 500 and II 40 y. ~.
Sundays ~ gi5g O. and . 80. g.
BRISToL5 s.5, express, $3.50, s65 a. m, i2fs, $780,
$50, $50, $50, s!a and nss y. N. sundays
$3.50 a. m. ans S;Se ., ma.
Electric oarslsavs Exchange place. Providence, AZ
sl4N725 siio end gss a, m, l2i2s SEQ. s,sa, s,la
sac. siie and f'to s ~ Leave Markst ssaass as
Hio5 p. In.
sunday at sis5 9. m. sad $40 p n
NORTHERN DIVISION.
vitchburg and way stations. $780, 1000 a. IN,
1895, 4il5 p. IN.
Taunton and New Bedford, zoe, ssls, sos q m,
I2iio, s2S, b:o6, $50, (rsuntoa only s:i3. n;lo
p.n.
sundays. s;t5 a. M 7;i5 pm.
MiaalseorO. sis a. M; n'io. s'''. ,. m Sundays
e:4 Q.
PiymsSth. s's a. m; Ia'ia s:ss p. m. Sundays s,S
q.
Poinss on Cape Cod, s:i5 a. mi i2:io. sias p, m.
Cottage CITY si5 a. M; 1910. sia5 p. m Sundays
s,s5 O. m.
Nantucket 10 10 p. m; Sundays s;45 q IN.
sToSINGTos DIVISION.
Express trains leave PROVIDENCE ~ fellows,
NEW roRK-i 2s. am, tssily) W %, Qimitsd) u;is
M, AIS. t,cs s'es p N. tdsiiy,.
NEW YORK, via stoningten Lae-7,io. 20, p. m.
daily, except Sunday.
PHIIApELPHIA, BALTtNoRE and WASHING
TON via Harlem kiysr-lD:eo. a. m, s'4s, ,. ~.
(oaisyl,
NEW HAVEN'T :23 a. m. express daiiy), sas (ies.
esp), ls;0s (exp.), 1859 Qimited). lliis a. m
xp,, sas (sxp). toS, s'o3 (esp daily. s:4s terp.
daily y. IN.
NEW LoNpoN-i,as, a. m. daily exp,) $50 (ao.
com, 500 taccon. Sundays only, s.is doc
exp), ESQ (secon.), 1850 Qimitea), isS a. N
(exp.), lsao (socom), 2l5 texp), s:3e (exp }, t;o3
lexp), 3;3b ksocom. Sundays only, tii0 (aeeom.)
s;os y. m (erp. daily. sas ,. IN. (szp. daily.
WORCESTER DIVISION.
Trains leave Providence as follows,
woRCEsTER-6t5 lexpress), 1905 (accom.). 7:a
tsxpress), $40 (socom), n:So a. N. (aoeom.)I
1850 (eIp.), 4;2a (exp. 10 woonsoekep, Six
Qsc exP), sie5 p. m (sceom).
sundays-s;9o a. m. (acoom.); 600 p. m. (sceon.)
sil5 D. N. (aceom.)
NILLvILLE-7OS. s;iS, $40, ii;so a. m; loo. t:oo.
tl7o o!t5, s.u5 p.
sundays-si3o 80 a. m. : 500, 700. sii5 p m.
BLACKSTONE JUECrIoN-5i6b, s.l5, s.is IoiIA
1850, Am; iO0. $500, s'oo ss2o. bii5, 5,45, 7.is
SOS, HIS p. IN.
Sundays $50 10 90 M; 1905 $500. e,os sSs, TOO
1850, si5, $3.50 p. m.
WooNSocKRT-eia5 T:05, 7;50 s,i6, $40 Io;ia
7;i6, SOS, IL :35 p. m.
Sundays $780, 1880 n.j i2Io5 $780, 90 s:s5 100
7ibo. siib, $3.50 p. III
GEO. L. CONNER. A. O. KENDALL,
fsssr Trame Manager. GSnr Psssr Agent
y. q. ALLEN. Gsnr supt
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Bogus Insurance Policies.

DANBuRY, Conn, Aug. l5.--James Rob
inson and Thomas Gallagher, who claim
to represent the Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance company, were arrested here yester-
day, charged with swindling. They have
been issuing policies and collecting
money, but 1t was found that the policies
Were no good
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shot Himself on ,h. Street.

NEW YORK, Aug. l5.-Ten minutes be-
fore midnight last night, w. b. Law
renee walked down the steps Of the Cent
ury club. He proceeded a few steps to-
ward sixth avenue, when he pulled re-
yolver and shot himself I'm the right
temple. Lawrence had been drinking
heavily and was on the verge Of delirium
srcmens.
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Passenger Train Service, Week Days,
Corrected to juno 3, 1894.

Passenger Train Service, Week Days,
Corrected to juno 3, 1894.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE a. foiiows,
Dor BostOn--s:os a. m, Am; .'sss m; RETURN
$50, a. nj IL 20, 6'ab p. m.
wALPoLE-s:os q. M; IA m; 4so p. NJ.
FRANKLIN-ssoSa a. m, II N. 4se, 7ti5 p. m
hILFORD--s io6 q. m; Il nj s:Ro .. no.
xnaISas2Nsp Mnsr sElfSsToNs, y M sss us Al m
an; aB, 4;ss, 6sss, $3.50 p. m.
NORTHUMBERLAND -a:nh. Iliss q. m; s. . ..
m; 2iSS, 6sas. $50, ell, 8. s.io p. m.
wAYLANp PARK-Is5. SOB, Il i,SS, q. ga nj 21
+.so. 5ia5, s,se, ''n.Oo 3. sacp. m.
cRASsroT, NATIcK, RIVER POINT, CENTRE.
VILE, wAsuINoToN--T.e6 eiob, u.@ Q
600 M iaoi, a'4o, t.Ss, tas s'sc, iiSo, ''no
ssiO, fii6p.m m.
oAKLAwN-7;oo, s.oS. II ;s5, 8 s'cs MI i2oi,
a'i6, 4:so S'aS, $3.50, 1850, ''n:Oo. si5, 1hs
PONTIAC, ARCTIC, ouIDNIcx-7Os u.sO. s 800
a. IN, a,s6. S;26, ESQ, ''ilioO ssiio p. m.
ANTHoNY-T;05 s.0S IL ;36 90 a. mi l2;0i, 245.
4;So. 5,25, $3.50. .'ii 100, 6ilo, 7il5 p. M.
CovENTRY-7i0S, 300. ann i2s0i, 2i45, 4:30, 1850,
SUMMIT, GREENE, oNEco STERLING
MoosuP, ,PLAINFiELp-1'o6 sos, ami l9'oi.
7iib, 4;So, 1850, s7;Bp p. N.
JEwETT CITY, cANTERBuRY. SCOTLAND
7i0S. e;06, a. mi l2;ol, 4iS9 p. IN.
VERSAILLES, BALTIC, SOUTH WiNDHAM-
I;oS, eiO4 a. M n'oi, 4;'O, 7iiS pm.
7:ib p. IN.
HARrFoRD-sGo5 .. m; ia;oi. iisO, 7i3o. 8 q,
p. m.
FIsHKILL NEwBURo-e'o5 O. m.
NoRW1CH-T;05, ei0b a. M; 1901, t:3o, 1850 .. m.
WATERBURY,, DANBURY-9i,b a. M 7iJ0, ; 7sis
pm.
PHlLADELPmA via PoUGHKEEPsIE -Sa
am.j7 7i30, q filb p m
EAST THOMPSON, WEBSTER, soUTHpRIDGE,
WORCESTER, THOMPSON. PUTNAM sud
PoMFRET - sio6 a. nj 400 p. m.
CHICAGO AND THH WEST VIA NEwBuRo,
AND ERIE RY-9,0S q IN.
PAsCoAG AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
6.47, s;55, II a. nj 400 and tifs, 620 and .'li15
p. m. Returning leave Paseoag at s. s25., ,7;l0 and
ssi5 a. nj i2iso, sos, 6iG5 and - 90 p. m.
All trains leave frsm west end OF Union Depo.
Providence.
s.saturdays only s-sundsys only.
Tickets between Boston and Providence Qirnited)
20 cents, unlimited 81.
wR BABcooK. ora
T.w. KEENAN,, supl
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Dyeing Company In Troub,a.

NEW YORK, Aug. l5.-Justics Truax
has appointed receivers for the Staten
Island dyeing establishment. 1t has
branch stores in Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Brooklyn, Boston, Chicago, Cleveland,
Cincinnati and Newark. The liabilities
are $l33 600
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spnINoyIKLp, Mo. Aug. 14th, 1893.
Il can speak IN the highest terms Of
your medicine from my own personal
knowledge. Iwas affected with heart
35 years, was treated by the very best
ply sicians anu spent hundreds Of dol-
lars, tried every known remedy with
out binding relief. Ihave only taken
one BOTTLE Of ySuE ?; 6,I = Pa nn and mean can
good than anything have ever taken.
can recommend Your medicine to all
sufferers of the above diseases.
MRS. NJ. NJ. WEARY,
Springfield. Green County, Mo.
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Eleven Probably Killed.

BupA-PEsrH, Aug. l5.-The New Hand
els bank building at Szmathar- -Nemeth
collapsed yesterday, burying 16 wcrkmen
In the ruins. Five of them were extricated,
severely injured, and 10 Is feared that the
others are dead
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-15

The hair. when not properly cared for,
loses It's lustre. becomes crisp. harsh. and
dry and falls out freely with every combing
10 prevent this. the best dressing in the
barket is Ayers Hair vigor. II imparts that
bilk gloss 50 essential 20 perfect beauty.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-15
To Strike or Not 20 str,L.,

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Aug. 15.-Ths
eyes of this community are on the Spin.
ners' union. With 10 rests the outcome OF
the wage reduction. At present, the indi.
vidual expression Of feeling of the spinners
interviewed on the matter favors a strike
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1894-09-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Wanted-Fresh mich COWS. Address
Box 322, Corvallis, Oregon.
Take your old silver cases to U. B. Vogle
and get new one in exchange.
Two second. hand heating stoves for sale.
Apply to Mrs. q. limerick for prices.
Rooms to rent for light housekeeping.
For terms apply to Mrs. E. limerick.
A new seven room house to rent at SS
per month. Inquire of Nels Fl. Wheeler.
Vogle can fit your eyes with a beautiful
pair of lenses and choice of frames from
25 cents to ST. SO. Try them.
The Corvallis Ice works are prepared to
deliver ice in any quantity to all parts of
the city between the hours of 7 and IL
a. m. John Zeis, proprietor.
The clothes do not always determine the
man, but every one will admit that neatly
fitting, stylish garments are things of beauty
and joy forever. F. G. Cecil, the popu-
lar tailor, is a thorough workman, and is
now prepared to make pants from S. up
wards, and suits to order at prices ranging
from SIS upward.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1894-09-14
Cost to pupil if exchange is made,
PUBLIC SCHOOL OPENS.

At the public school building there is no
evidence that the pupils have been enjoying
three months vacation. Everything is
moving along smoothly, just as if there had
been no cessation in the work The school
had been so thoroughly graded and the work
so systematized under the efficient manage
ment of Principal Pratt and his able corps
of assistants, that only one day was re-
quired i'll the organization, and Tuesday
morning regular recitations were resumed
in each department, and have continued
without interruption. The total attendance
this week is about 40 per cent less than the
average attendance for last year. and about
20 per cent less than for the first week of
1898. Prof Pratt says this apparent loss
in attendance is only temporary, and is
caused by the opening of school before the
return of children now employed in the hop
fields. He is of the opinion that the total
enrolment will exceed that of last year.
Yesterday morning a GAZETTE representa-
tive called at the school building and from
the teachers learned the enrolment in each
departmept to be as follows: