Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 15 September 1890 — Page 1
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KIND WORDS FOR RANDALL AND BECK.
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RF.SATE.
WASIIIXOTON, Sept. in.—Saturday's BDsslonof tho Senate was dovotod to tho Randall eulogies. Senator Quay, as soon as the Journal was wad, olTored tho usual resolution of sorrow o".d condolonco at tho deatli of Samuel Randall and made the opening address. Drlof but oloquont addresses woro also made by Senators Danlol, Plumb, Blackburn, Cullom, Morgan, Illscock and othors, and then as a further mark of rospoct tho Senate adjourned until Monday.
In tho absence of President pro torn. Ingalls Senator Blair (N. H.) presided. HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.—Tho nouso approved the journal of Tuesday's p» ceedings by a vote of yeas, 157 nays, 0. The clerk then proceeded to road tho journal of Wednesday, which Mr. O'Ferrall (Va.) demanded should bo read in full, although the Speakor suggested that this would tend only to consumo tho time which hnd been assigned to tho Ileck eulogies. Tho journals of Wednesday, Thursday and Friday were finally read and approved without objection, and then tho riouse proceeded to pay its last tribute of respect to the memory of tho late Sonator Heck, of Kentucky.
After addresses by Messrs. Breckinridge (Ky.), Dunnell (Minn.), MoCrcary (Ky.), Stono (Ky.), Bloifnt (Oa.), Henderson (III.), Caruth (Ivy.), McMtllin (Tonn.) and Hooker (Miss.) the Ilmiu. as a fufther mark of respect to the memory of the deceased, adjourned.
JLT WOItU OS I'UE TAHITI' DILI* WAsmxOTO.v, Sept. 15.—Tho House ways and moans commlttoo Saturday began tbc formal consideration of the Sonate amendments to tho tariff bill. Ity noon, when un adjournment was had, all tbo dutiable schedules bad been acted upot leaving tho free list yet to bo considered. In tho caso of each amendment, non-concurronco was recommonded. Wbero a reduction In existing duties was proposed in an amendment, tho Democratic members moved concurrence but othorwiso they contented themselves with a simplo negativo viva voco vote on each proposition. The Louisiana delegation, representatives Coleman, Blanchard and Wilkinson, wero admitted to tho room when tho sugar question was undor consideration, and united in a strong objection to tho date (March 1) when It is proposed that tho chango made in that schedule shall take effect. Thoy represented that tho ofTcot of ndhorenco to that date would bo rulpous to tho planters, who would then hnvo garnered their crops, and who would bo compelled to soil them in market broughtdown in prlco by free sugar. They proposed an extension of the tlmo to July 1 next, or, falling in that, asked that tho now rates tako effect Immediately upon tho approval of the bill. Ttio committee took tho appeal under advisement.
A FIVE YEARS' CRUISE.
Arrival of tho Whaling Hark Fetrel at Now nelford—A Pooullar DlsoHse. NEW Hicnror.n, Mass., Sept. 15.—Tho whaling bark Petrel, Captain lidwln J. Rood, of this city, has arrived hero after voyago of flvo years, mostly in tho Atlantic ocean. Captain Reed says that while olt l'atagonia.soveral months ago a gale came up from oil shoJe, during which largo quantities of lino whlto powder came on tho 6hlp, choking those who inhaled it. Nextday ono of the crew was taken sick and bis foot began to swell. The swelling continued until his wholo body was aftocted. Ono after another of tho crew was takon down until thirty-four bad tho disease. This left only tlireo men to work the ship- Each person afflicted swelled to almost twico bis usual Gizo and tho flesh assumed a yellowish color. Although tho dlseaso was attended with little pain a burning sensation In tho stomach was felt. The bark was headed for Dominica, West India. The vessel was not allowed to touch at any porL Tho disease had never been heard of by any ono on the vessel und no ono know what to do for it. Captain Reed ordered tho flesh rubbed with coarse brushes and a simple diet and light doses of epsom salts, with carbonate of soda. Somo of tho men began to improve, but nine continually grew worse and died, mortification setting in. Physicians at this port pronounced tho epidemic to be borl-beri, a disease prevalent In some parts of tho globe, but this is said to bo the first case on record of Its having come on board a ship in a galo of wind. On May a sea struck tho ship and swopt two men overboard and they woro drowned.
For Conjjros«»
Congressmen wero nominated as follows on Saturday: Kentucky, Third district. O. II. Goodnight (I)om.), Lowis .Tones (Rep.). Wisconsin, Fifth district, Thomas M. lllackstoek (Rep.). Now York, Thirtieth district, II. O. Greenley (Rep.). I)r.
PLATENS.
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Kansas City.. Milwaukee... Minneapolis.. Donver Sioux City.... Ornana Lincoln St. Paul
G. Kvans has
declined the nomination for Congress on the Prohibition ticket In the Tenth Illinois district.
Another Ocfiin liuro.
NEW YIIHK, Sep:. 15.—Two more big Atlantic lines, the City of Rome and Auranla, arrived in this port Sunday after a raeo across. Tho Rome won by the narrow margin of fifteen minutes. The Rome made the time in six days nineteen hours and eleven mlnutos. The Auranla's time was six days nlnoteen hours and twonty-sis minutes.
Judge Totor# Kcnppolntod. AUOUSTA. Mo., Sopt. IS. —.ludj^o John A. Poters has been reappointed Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Maine by Governor llurlcigh.
CIIAWFORDSV1LLE, INDIANA- MONDAY. SKl'TEMKEK 15, 1H90
BASE-BALL.
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Players' Loaguo games on Saturday resulted as follows: At Cleveland, two games—Chicago 8, Cleveland 1 Clovoland 0, Chicago 4. At Philadelphia— Philadelphia, 7 New York, 5. At Buffalo, two games—Pittsburgh 0, Ruffalo 8| Pittsburgh 5, Buffalo 0.
National League At Chicago, two games—Chicngo 11, Cleveland li Cloveland 8, Chicago •). At New York— Brooklyn, 8 Now York, 4. At Boston —Philadelphia, 6 Boston, 5. At Cincinnati— Pittsburgh, 8 Cincinnati, 0.
American Association: At Columbu9 —Columbus, 4 Louisville, J. At Toledo —S?t. Louis, Toledo, 0. At Baltimoro, two games—Athletic, 4 Baltimoro, 8| Baltimore, 16s Athletic, a At Rochestor— Uochoster, Cj Syracuse, 0.
Sunday gamesi At Toledo, two gatnes —St Louis, Bi Toledo, 1 St. Loul9, 0) Toledo, 1. At Baltimoro—Athletic, 0 Baltimore, 0. At Columbus—Columbus. 8 Louisville, 0.
Western Association At Minneapolis —Denver, 0 Minneapolis, 2. At Milwaukee— Milwaukee, 0 Omaha, 7. At Lincoln—Sioux City, 12 Lincoln, 6. At Kansas City— Kansas City, 8| St. Paul, 8.
Sunday games At Milwaukee two games—Milwaukee, 8 Omaha, Milwaukee, 15 Omaha, 11. At Kansas City—Kansas City, 13 St, Paul, 4. At Sioux City—Lincoln. 11 Sioux City, 0.
Illlnols-Iowa League: At Ottawa— Ottawa, 7 Aurora, ft. At Dubuque— Dubuque, 5) Ottumwa, At Monmouth—Monmouth, Cedar Rapids, 4. In tho second game at tho fifth Inning tho Cedar Rapids club protested ogainst a decision ol Umplro Montgomery, who called the game 0 to 0 in favor of Monmouth.
BLEW ~Uf THE BUILDING/
Alen Drlvo Axrny the Pentecost Hand and Apimult the Prcachora* TUSCOI.A, 111., Sopt. 15.—The people of Atwood have succeeded In driving away tho Pentecost band of roliglous worshlpore. A hoavy chargo of dynamlto was put under the center-polo of their tented tabornaelo and tho wholo thing was demolished. Tho two proachers woro badly handled, ono being struck on tln head with a brick and tho other fired at with revolvers. Tho assailants were about twenty in number, and at'i1 unknown, as they woro masks.
UariBrroiii Trip In a Canoe. RACIM:. Wis., Sept. l.\ Friday n.'ght Thomas Whitehead arrived in port from Milwaukee in a canoo twclvo foot long, constructed of barrel hoops and canvas, lie left Chicago ton days ago and made the voyago to Milwaukee and return by water. Saturday he started in his frail craft for Chicago, but when outside of the piers a squall upset his canoe, dumping Its occupant into tbo water. lie clung to tbo canoo until roscucd by the life-saving crow.
Death of Hnftis II. Itlng.
CATSKII.I. N. Y., Sept. 15.—Rufus H. King, president of tho Catskill Savings Bank, died suddenly at his resldonce Saturday, aged 70. lie was a member of tho Forty-third Congress. In 1800 ho was a Republican doctor, ond in 1880 was ono of the fiOll supporters of Genoral Grant In the Republican National convention.
Four Men IUlicit by Lightning. NEW YORK, Sept. 15.—At New Sodam roservoir during a storm 100 Italians huddled themselves In a building. Lightning entered tho shanty and instantly killed four of thom. A half mile from the scono woman was stunned by a shock of lightning,
Wreck on the Miasmirl I'aelflo. ST. Louis, Sept. 15.—A west-bound Missouri Pacific train was wreckod at Gloncoo Saturday night. Throe coaches woro demolished and two sloopors thrown down an etnbaokmont. Ono passongor was killod, four fatally and olovon othors seriously injured.
Murdered Ilia Wlfo.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 15.—Charles Craig (colored) murdered his wifo Saturday morning by cutting bor throat from oar to Oar. Jealousy was tho motive for tho deed. Craig gave himself up to tho pollco.
An Wuinan HurneU.
Mt'srATiNF., Ia., Sept. 15.--While Rudolph Altkruse, Jr.. and bis family wero in the city his mother, aged 80 years, while preparing dinner set her clothing on fire and was fatally burned. Her aged husband In the next room was unable to go to her roscuo.
rop'1'"1'011 Of »w YorU City. WASHINGTON, Sept 15.—Superintendent Porter Saturday night mado public tho olllc-lai population of Now York City as follows: 1680, l,20fl 2'J9 1690, 1,51:1,501 increase. 25.47 per cent.
Short Wheat Crop In France. PAIIIS, Sept 15. —Tho returns received from tho wheat-growing soctions of i'rancn show that tho crop this year will b: l.sM.ii'.W hectolitres less than Ust yoar.
JOURNAL.
WILL BUY BONDS.
Oeorotary Wlndom Ready to Pur« chaao $10,000,000 Worth.
PLAN TO RELIEVE THE MONEY MARKET
A Conference with Banker* That Will Bcive Good isn'ect On the Market »-Treasury IiMelpts ami
Disbursements.
m:t.i rno.M THE TITF.Ast itv. NEW YORK, Sept. 15. Secrotarys Wlndom has instructed the Treasury Department at Washington to advortlso for offers of 510,000,000 of 4 por cent, bonds, and to pay at once all interest on tho 0's for the present fiscal year. This will, it is thought, remove within tho present week not less than 520,000,000 from tho United States Treasury.
Tho Secretary's action Is tho result of his conference with the bank presidents Saturday. Tho offers for bonds will be opened at the Treasury Department on Wednesday at noon, and those whoso offers aro the lowest will bo paid for tholr bonds, provided that all offers are not too high, in which caso all will be rejected. It is tho boliof of bankers and other persons who have glvon the subject somo thought that tho call will bo promptly mot, and that Mr. Windom will have no trouble in Beourlng tho full quantity of securities at a reasonable price. "Tho plan I baro adopted." said tho Secretary in explanation, "Is one which was practically unanimously (avored by thoso fcntlomot! with whom I conferred on Saturday, and by such a- I have consulted both before and since that time. They ull assure uae that fully enough bonds will be forthcoming to meet the call, aud that the amount released will give tho money market all the relief necessary for the present. I decided to prepay tie Interest on tho 0'e tor two reasooB. The first and principal ono Is to releaso the money and the other is to place those banks holding fl's U8 their deposit to secure circulation upon the same footing os those holding the 4't». This exhausts my resources for the present, as there are no more bonds to redeem and no tnore Interest to pay. TalilDu money out of tho Treusury oud depositing It Ta the banks as In any private Institution Is out of the Question. Once In tbo Treasury it cun only be withdrawn upon a warrant, and no Secretary of tlio Treasury has ever dune or would ever do such a thing."
In answering an inquiry from a Philadelphia banker as to tho not effect upon circulation of all Treasury operations during tbo last month tho Treasury Department has prepared etatornont cOvorlngaU rocolpts and dlsbursomonts by the Government during tho period from August 15, 1SU0, to September 13 Inclusive. Tho aggregate disbursements woro §S1, 200,400.67. Total receipts during tho same porlod. Including National bank rodetiiptlon fund, S:ii,840,lCH.0L DisbursomontB in exccss of receipts for the period named, S43,'.150,807.00.
THE TWTN CITIES-CENSUS. nesult of the JRcoouiitln Minneapolis and Ht. I'HU4V.
ST. PAUL, Minn., Sept 15.—Special Supervisor Wardle. of tho Census Department* on Saturday'gave out tho flguros of tho recount In St Paul as 188,801. Tho original census of St Paul, mado undor tho supervision of Theophllus Smith, footod up 142,541 names, which Is Just a,240 greater than that mado by tho Governmont undor a special agent It is not charged by tho Census Department or by tho citizens of St Paul that Mr. Smith had any thing to do with adding names fraudulently. The consns of 1880 gave St Paul 41,00a
Tho population of Minneapolis is glvon ot 104*738, on lncroaso over tho gonsus of 18S0 of 117,84L Tho returns bofore tho recount mnde tho population 191,600. It Is estimated that tho rO' count resulting from this quarrel between tho twins has cost tho Oovornmont nearly 530,000.
END OF A WASTED LIFE.
llobart Kay Ifiinillto.i Drowned In Ford* lug Montnua Itlver. I1F.LF.NA, Mont, Sept 15.—Robert Ray Uamllton, of Now York, tho woalthy 4escotidanl of Alexander Hamilton, who got himself into a groat scandal two years ago by his marriage with a disreputable woman, who Is now in State's prison, has boon drowned.
About six weeks ago Hamilton camo West ond purchused a ranch on Snoko rivor in Idaho. ,Two weeks ago he was missed from tho ranch, and on Saturday his body was found In tho stream thirty mllos away. Tho drowning is thought to bavo been accidental.
MHxnell Mast Die.
Mounts, 111., Sept 15.—Tho jury in the caso of James Maxwell, indiotod for the murder of Charles Decker, returned a verdict Saturday of guilty, imposing tbo death penalty. Maxwell appoared tho least concerned of any. He has ofton sold that ho would rather have tho penalty of death than Imprisonment for life. Tho Judge did not sentonco Fiuhugb, the negro who turned State's evldohce.
Killed by the Fall of a Trestle. SCUANTOV, Pa., Sopt 15.—A trestle ot Simpson & Watklns' breokor at Duryea tell Sunday morning while carpenters wero making repairs upon it John Qladdy, of Wost I'lttston, William Olmstead, of Duryoa, and a 10-yoar-old Hungarian, boy who was sitting undor tho trestle, wero killed.
Vtterani Visit I'riMlrteut llurrlson. CKKSSON SRNINOS, Pu., Sopt 15.—The President's mountain homo was Invaded Saturday afternoon by an oxcursion party from Altoona, Pa., numbering about 1,000 persons and composod principally of tho members of tho two Grand Army posts ond tho Union Veteran Loaguo of that city.
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KANSAS Crrv, Mo., Sopt 15..—Aionzo Kelly, of (rainesvilto, Texas, shot bis brother for swearing In tbo prosenco of bis Blster-ln-icw. The wounded man died within a few hours after being shot
Mother and Rntio Drowned. MANNINOTON, W. Va., Sept 15.— Wbllo two fainlllos wero trying to ford Pyle's crook in a wagon tho current overturned the vehicle and Mrs. James Hughes and babe wore drowned.
RUINOUS FLOODS.
Railways, MI'Is, PactorloB Part is Suffer.
and
THE LOSSES WILL BE VERY HEAVY.
Whole arius Wnsliod Out, Largo Tracts of I.-Ami lniimlatoil nut! Other IMinucu Done The Worst
Thought to Ito Over.
AT II ti II WAIT. It MAKK.
Pirrsnruim, Pa., Sept 15.—Advices from all Murt:t :i up the Alleghony and in tho northern districts show tho high waters to 1II subsiding, though not without considerable damage having lli'it, bi'i'ii inCieted. The wator-spout in Akron, O., gullied tho hill streets, while Streets on the: flats have boon badly washed, and the loss on property there will he so large that a special meeting of the city council has beon called to dovisomeans ol repairing the extraordinary dam:ige.
Near Akron, O., wholo farms have been washed out plowing must bo dono over again, and fields of crops must bo entirely resown. At New Caitlo tho Shonango river is nearly as high as during the disastrous lluod of lhijl, though tho waters In both this stream and tho rapid Neshannock arc rapidly decreasing. Many head of stock on bordering farms are reported drowned by high rivers, while county fairs as a rulo have proven failures.
WATEUTOWN, N. Y., Sept 15.—Tho rain, which has fallen In torrents almost continually for fivo days past, has swollen every stroam in this soctlon to spring-freshet height, and to-day tho effects oro seriously felt heroabouts by tho almost oomploto tylng-up of tho Rome, Watortown fc Ogdensburg railroad and its branches, the obstruction ot mills and other damage to farm und manufacturing property. A big washout occurred on tho Rome, Watertown ft tlgdensburg rallroad*jotweeu MansvlUo and Pierrepont Manor, in this county, tho flood carrying away the track for about thirty feet and making a deep channel across tho line.
At Copenhagen, Lewis County, Campbell's machine shop was tipped over by tho flood during tho night, and Lamphor & lvoys' saw-mill and cheesebox factory and Ward's saw-mill woro carred away. At Now Boston, Lewis County, the New Boston saw-mill aud chocso-box factory wero carried away. Mony acres of good farm land are under water in this vicinity. In tbo town of Champion aud elsewhere In tbo Black river valloy tho water rose to such a height that tho cattle took rofugo on tho knolls and highlands, and wero mado to swim through tho flood at milking tlmo. Block river is raging, being within four Inches of tho unusually high point which it reached last spring, and with frequent showers still coming and the wator still flowing Into tho valloy from recent rains, there is probability that it would pass that high wator mark and become dangerous. No trains are running on the Carthago fc Adlrondacks railroad this morning on occout ol wash-outs. The cause of tho washing awny of the Centorvillo bridge was tho breaking of dam nbovo. At7 o. m. there was ten Inches of wator ovor tho tracks at the latter point,, and all tho houses and stores oro flooded to the depth of tlireo fcot In Caathago mtfny houses on tho flats aro flooded, and the residents on tho Tannery island aro moving to tho main land, fearing tho break water will give way.
OSWKQO, N. Y., Sept 18.— TBO unprecedented rains in this vicinity have transferred Oswego County creeks into roaring rlvors. Sa££«n river is higher than ever before and is doing great damage. Part of tbc village of Pulaski is undor water. More than fifty important bridgos are gone and tho water is sUU ristng.
ZANF.SVILI.E, O., Sept 15.—Tho high waters in tho Muskingum valley bavo dono incalculable damage to the corn In tho lowlands. Hundreds of acres aro submerged and tho crop Is ruined. Tho damago to tho Government works has boon heavy.
COI.UMW!S. O., Sopt 15.—Tho Scioto river has reached a stago which is tho cause of moro than ordinary damage. All tho low lands north and south of tbo city arosubmorged and tho loss to crops amodnts to several thousand dollars. Tho fitroum as It passes through tho city has had Itschannol changed by a lovoo, and tho rosult Is tho overflow of sovoral factories.
MURDER MOST FOUL.
Detective Avery of the I.ake Shore Koad fa the Victim. CHICAGO, Sopt 15. D. M. Avery, chief of detectives of tbo Lako Shore & Michigan Southern railway, was tho victim of an unwarranted murder early Friday night. Ills slayer was Louis Dyckman, who Is under arrost Tho crime was committed in a saloon at Slx-ty-sevonth street and Ashland avenuo, Englowood. Dyckman. according to tho police, was half drunk and quarrelsome. Ho started sovoral wordy rows and finally tacklod Avory. The latter, to avoid troublo. stopped outside. Ho was followed by Dyckman. Hero more words passed, when, without warning, Dyciimnn plungod a pocketknifo blade into Avery's jugular voln. The detectivo staggered ba.^k, fell to tho sidewalk, and In few minutes blod to doa'.lt.
Avery was born in Coldwater, Mich., and was about .'IS years of ago. His connection as detectivo with the road dates back over ton years. Lie loaves a wife ond llttlo daughter, 11 years old.
A Troo F«ll on the Track.:-
DEADWOOH, S. IX, Sept 15.- A fatal accident occurred Saturday on tho Black Hills & Fort Pierre railroad, In which Judd Boldeu and Mrs. Saydcr and boy wero killed outright ond many othors seriously Injured. Tho railroad was running an oxcursion train from Deadwood and Bead City to it Masonic picnic in which there woro about 800 oxctirslo'ilsts. As tho train passod along a high cmbankmoat a heavy troo fell across tho roar car.
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It acts with extraordinary power and cflicacy. 9 NEVER BEEN DISAPPOINTED,
Asa general family remedy for Dy HIM Torpla Liver, Constipation, et\, I hardly ever use anything eiso, and have tu»vor beer, disappointed lu the cflhct produced: It seems to be almost a perfect cure for all diseases of the Htomach and UONVOIR.
W. J. MCELUOY, Macon, UA.
NEWS IN BRIEF.
General Miles thinks tho Pacific coast defonseless and that It should be fortified.
Charles II. Smith & Co., members of tho Chicago Board of Trade, have failed for 6100,000.
The London edition of tho New York Herald announces tho suspension of Its dally edition.
The city court of New York has decided that business contracts made by tolograph can not In- enforced In law.
Lowis T. Young, clerk of the health olllcer in Philadelphia, is short in his accounts over 517,000, and has lied tho. city.
At a meeting of the striking Knights'' of Labor at Albany Master Workman Dulin advised the men to return to work.
A cargo of wheat shipped to Kngland was returned to this country in order to tako advantage of an advance in tbo market.
One man was hilled and several injured at a revival meeting In llreathltt County, Ky., and moro trouble is likely to follow.
The T. O. P. l'ockbam Candy Company's factory in St Louis was burnod Sunday. Loss, 5185,000. Dan Lynch, a flroman, was killed.
A now Baptist church at ICnglowood, 111.i was dedicated Sunday afternoon, Rov. Dr. P. S. Honson ofliclating. Tho Structure cost 575,000.
At San Francisco tho Frosno Milling Company's building was burned Sunday night Loss, $90,000. Frank Rosencrons was fatally burned.
Judgo Campbell of the Mississippi State Constitutional convention wants to allow each citizen an additional vote for each 51,500 worth of property ho may possess.
Advices from Africa show that In splto of ull assertions to tho contrary tho purchase and sale of slaves in Gor-man-African territory continues almost unabated.
Rev. John W. Arney of Muskegon, Mich., who trains race-horses und manages a race-track, has promised tho Methodist conference that he will give up his sporting ideas.
Gustavus P. Adams died at bis rosidonce, No. 835 Fifty-third stroot, Chicago, on Saturday, of pneumonia. Mr. Adams was ono of the oldest commission merchants in Chicago.
Tho two confidence tnen who successfully fioeced two farmers, at Jacksonville, III., out of 5800 Friday A'oro captured at Springfield Saturday and placed in jail. Mo.-,, ol tho money was recovered.
WRECK NEAR ST. LOUIS.
One Man Killed and Fifteen I'aRnemjeri* Serlouily Injured, fg/f ST. LOUIS, Sept 15.—Tho Kansas City cxpross of tho Missouri Pacific railway which loft St Louis at 0 o'clock Saturday night was partially wrecked ut Gloncoo switch, about twonty-soven miles wost of this city. One passongor was killed and fifteen Injured, four fatally. Tho name of tho person killod has not been learned. Tho lnjurod, as far as learned, are: Wrs. Mary Lott, Kansas City A. C. Dauby, Lebanon, Ind.i Mrs. A. O. Daily and ic. L. Norton, St.Loyis,
Jntqraal r1—1
—Light weight coats and VOHIH reduood to actual cost at Ouuuinghutu'H. Don't fuil to attend this great clearance sole.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
POWDER Absolutely Pure.
A croam of tartar baking powder high est of ail in leavening strength— U. 8. Government Report, Aug.
17 1890.