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"THE PEOPLE'S PAPER."
SALEM, OREGON, -MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1S91.
"TO-DAY'S NEWS TO-DAY."
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200 ELEGANT PHOTO ALBUMS
JUST RECEIVED PROM MANUFACTITOEB AT PRICES THAT WILL
SURPRISE THE OLDEST INHABITANT.
Look Out For Our Display Window.
RBM EMBER THE PLACE
T. W. PATH'S Sbtt Sinet M S
MONEY!' -:-
How to make and how to save it is the ruling question with you. ou can make and savo by speudihg
it with us. "A penny saved is a penny earned," and we can save rou at least 25 per cent, on o;oods in our line.
- -:- Just look at a icw 01 our prices
IE 0 S I K R Y. CORSETS.
II. & S. B'aek Corset $1 40,
Infant's Cashmere Hose 25, 30rts.
Children's Cotton Hose 10, 15, 20. 25 ete.
Children's AVool Hose 25, 30, !!5 cts.
Ladies' Cotton Hose 10, 15, 20, 25, 40 els.
Ladies' AVool Hose 25, ."0, 50 oto.
Ludies' Cashmere Hose (incts.
Boy's good School Hose 2-5 ets.
H. & S. Dral) Corset 1 10.
500 Horn Corsets 1 2.5.
Alisses' Corset waists 50.
And other kinns from 50c. 1 1 1 00.
be low. -: -
ROOTS AND SHOES.
Mona P.ilf T?nnl HI MlnS'l
Boy's Calf Boots
U N 1 E R W E A R.
Infant's Lambs AVool Vests - GO 'ts.
Children's mixed grey Uuderwear 25-45 ct.
Children's Camelsihair Uunderwear 40-75 ets.
Children's Scarlet Wool Underwear 45-80 vtH.
Ladies' Merino Uuderwear a0-5 u'.
Ladles'NaturalWool RibbedUnderwtar iin-H 2.5.
LadUa' ScarletWool Ribbed Underwear !!0- 1 25.
Have you seeu our guaranteed KidGloves at $1 40?
We still have a lull lino of Notions of all kinds.
AIo Hammocks, Cioquetsets, Boy's AVujons,etc.
15.
1 45.
Mens' Buckle Plow Shoes 1 15.
liens' Oil giniu, 2 buckleShoes 1 45.
Boy's Oil raln buoklo Shoes 1 2-i.
Mens' Drew Shoes $1.45 and upwards. Boy's
and Girl's School Shoes at $1.10, 5.1.2-1, 14G.
Ladies' he..vy Shoes $1.15, $1.2'., $1.45. Lades'
line Shoes from a donsiola kid. $1.50 to n French
Kid at 3.25. Mens; Women's, Children's
Rubbers.
E.F.OSBURN,
261 CommerciaLStreet.
mm a amimiiiiM imi urBWiuiTBinrnm
Refuse the Earth unless anrround
id wit I) bulbed wire, but every one
appreciates the courteous treatment
and
Si o w S r i e s
that give
Brooks & H'arritt
their immense trade. Finest lim
of Hamnierless and Hammer Shot
gunsin the state out side of Port
laud. Now foods, Hobby Horses,
Shonflies, Buby Wheelbarrows,
Carts, Reins; Iron Tops, etc.
94 State Street.
CORK
SOLED CALF BOOTS,
the best Avinter boot known.
NO CREDIT
THE CfflML JOURNAL.
H0FER BROTHERS, - - - Editors.
UltMSlIKDllAItAMSXCKlTHUNDAY,
ny thk
Canital Journal Publishing Company.
(Incorporated
Olllce, Commercial Street, In P. O. HulldlnR
luitered al the jxwtoillco nt Bnleru, Or., n
tecond-i-lati- n nltri.
Also bargains in Kip boots, Boys' and Girl's school shoes,
but money saved torcasn.
C. . U I V H h A C O., btate Street.
Churchill Sash, Door & Manufacturing Co.
Sash, Doors, Blinds & Jlonldings, Turning & Scroll Hawing.
House Klnishlus made to order.
New dist; KII.N, by which w o cau alwnyi Beep a full supply of seiuwnud Hlocls of nt
kind. Agricultural Wort;, Come 'ofTnite nucl Hlgn Ntroets, Snlum, Oregon.
m. & &c
Sasti and Door Factory
Front Street, Salem, Oregon.
The best class of .work hi our line at prices to c( mpetc
Tvith the loAvest. Only the best materiaLused ,
CPFURCHILL & BURROUHGS.
Tinners, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters,
-AND-
SHEET IRON WORKERS.
Estimates on all work In our line.
IOO Ohemsksta Street,
Commercial Street.
The Best for the Money all the Time.
A. KLBIN.
RELIABLE SHOES.
SALEM.
CIAJB
THK -
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLES,
in ir finmTvn n All stock left In my care shall receive the best
W hill .Kt I'fllll1 of attention. Telephone No. 24. Cor. Liberty
II. 11. UVU1J1J1. 11UJJ1. ami Ferry streets, Salem, Oregon.
Salem Truck d Bray Co. H
v Hce Sti
DRAY8 AND' TRUCKS
s ready for orders.
and deliver wood,
coal and lumber. Of
State St.. ontx)sl to Sa
lem Iron works. Drays and trucks may be found throughout the day nt
the corner of Btate and Commercial streets.
"The Best"
"The Best"
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Wm. Brown &Co.
231 Commercial Street,
Salem, Oregon.
"The Best." "The Best."
J. J. MUTTON,
SIGN AND HOUSE PAINTING,
pJ5!D,n&tDeootiYe Paper Hanging, Kalaomlnlng, etc., ect Office
mmercUl itreeL Reafdenoe 6d Marlon street,
II, F. DRAKc, Proprietor. T. G. PERKINS, General Superintendent.
- SALEM IRON WORKS,
SALEM, ..---.- OKEOON,
Manufactures HTEAM KNOINEH, Will Outrlts, Water Wheel Governor", Fruit
Drying Outfit, Traction fciifilnes. Creatine, etc. l'urm mi.chlnery made and repaired.
General cjents unU nmuufiictiireis of the celebrated Wulilstrom 1'atent JlIudllnfH
1'urlller and Iteels, Farm machinery nmdi and repaired.
A IRKVOLUTIOX IN KAII.TtOAIINO.
Few persons comprehend the
magnitude of the reform In regula
tion and control of railroad manage
ment that Is involved and belni;
quietly worked out uuder the new
law that gives the railroad commis
sion of Oregon power to make just
and reasonable freight rates and en
force Its decisions in all matters of
rates as well as of supervision.
This reform hns all been worked
out during the present year. When
the law was proposed in the legisla
ture the railroad mauagers were in
vited to come before thecommltttces
and discuss it. Thoy appeared but
not to discuss nuy ponding legisla
lion. They coolly told the legisla
ture that they regarded any legisla
tion hs Interference with their busi
ness, that they did not waut any
such interference, and woro opposed
to all laws. They did not Imuglue
sui'h a law could be passed wlth-iut
their consent, as to give a commis
sion of three officers of the stale
power over "their business."
After it was a law thoy affected to
treat It with contempt. To this day
the leadlug compauiod operating
lines in Oregon have not complied
with the law In making such reports
to the commission as the law re
quires. The commission have been
hampered In all possible ways by
I lie mauagers witholdlng Informa
tion which the eonnnibslon law re
quires them to supply. In tho face
of tiiat fact tho railroad attorneys
had tho assurance to ask delays in
these cases fur tho purpose of getting
time to supply this very Information
which they had neglected to supply
as required by law.
The railroad mauagers havo sought
to take their case to tho federal
courts, which has not been granted,
tho' they now pretend that their
mere petition to have the commis
sion cases removed to Judgo Deady's
court has so removed them. This
contention ou tho part of tho cor
poration attorneys Is an insult to our
state courts, and It is barely possible
thata coporation judge may be found
to entertain their meretricious plea.
After trying to treat tho law with
contempt and denying state juris
diction, tho corporations sought to
becloud tho issues by Introducing in
their answer ull their stock-waterings,
inside construction companies,
and transportation contracts and
leases to ono another and divers ficti
tious creations, but all tills was
struck out and they aro compelled
to face tho music In court on two
simple propesitions: Did thoy have
notice from the commission when it
met to fix the rates of freight, ami
aro the rates as fixed just and rea
sonable. We have gouo to this muoh pains
to place the mutter plainly before
our readers so that all may under
stand the Issues. Tho buttle lias
been fought with urrogauco and
hlgh-hauded contempt for tho peo
ple ou one side, and patience and in
telligence ou tho other. A reason
able effort to get at just rates was
undo by tho commission, as repre
senting the state, on one hand. The
managers claim tho reduction of
rates Is more that) they can stand,
I ! imllixivin cjj flint I Main
pay profit on fictitious slock Is tho
biggest tax they have to pay. It
has worked for this reform without
salary or ictnlner fees und believes
the people will sustain It. Every
dollar that can bo kept jusMy out of
tho hands of the corporation manip
ulator is a dollar saved for the
pockets of the people.
IIUIOI) V1L1 TKI.U
Tills trite praise has been never
so well Illustrated as by the record
breaking horses of the past Eeasou.
At Baltimore on tho 10th St. Elmo
nud Little Bctz, both horses that
traco their pedigree to tho original
Morgan stock won tho great races.
A dash of Morgan blood In a trotter
is now considered ultra-fashionable,
Old Dioured, tho winner of the first
English derby, and another king of
fast horses, has a traco of his light
ning blood In all the record-breakers
of the past season. In tho breedlug
of Direct, tho 2:00 pacer; Allerton,
which reduced the stallion record to
2:091; Nauoy Hanks which reduced
tho race record to 2:12; Mombars,
first baced tho two-year old stal
lion record at 2:18; Arlou, the
wonderful stallion, which last week
throw all previous two-year old reo-ord-i
far iu the background by plac
ing tho murk at -153, fUul Hell
Bird, which lowered tho one-year
old record to 2:271. Somewhere
along the lino of pedlgreoa of every
one of ttiesd recoru-breauers Is a
double, and In some cases a triple
and quadruple cross of this famous
old derby winner. Tho scientific
breeder of fast horsos may not bo n
sentimentalist, but ho recognizes tlio
potency of heredity.
bu(jui:sti:i OOMMUNT.
Pendleton has a Pow-wow club
of course It Is u literary society.
The Democratic purty of Louisl
ana Is divided over tho lottery ques
tlon. Tho lottery company is not
divided over anything.
No ono complains of late that the
Oregon railway commission lias not
been earning its salary not even
the railroads.
Tho Marion county Fruit drawers
association will hold a mid-winter
fruit and flower show the thhd
Tuesday in January nt Salem.
Kentucky moii are renowned for
bravery and chivalry. This reputu
lion is enhanced by TIioh. A. Cook,
of Mt. Curmel, marrying nls mother-
in-law.
Highest of all in Leavening Tower. Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report.
.1 X1 .m&m t
1mH$
bwder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Whether Cleveland shall be the
candidate of tho democracy next
year or not depends on whether tho
Itepublicaus carry Now York this
coming November.
Tho San Francisco chamber of
commerce has endorsed tho Cali
fornia Truflla association which has
beou formed to route ull freight to
the east by tho cheapest und most
direct route.
Tho value of tho exportublo sur
plus for this yeur of tho cereals ac
cording to u reliablo New York
statement Is 30,260,000, agtiinet
ouly 18,160,000 loot year-the In
crease being $101,100,000.
Some newspapers aro advocating
the designing of a president's Hag as
a special Insignia of tho executive
olllce. It is nouBonso. Tho Hag
that protects the humblest private
citizen is good enough for the presi
dent of the United States.
Km
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id
Po.fy.o.
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Plumbers and Tinners,
247 Commercial street, Salem. Garden Hoso and Lawn Sprinklers.
A complete line of Stoves and Tip wure, Tin roofing and plumbing a
seecialty. Estimates for Tinning and Plumbing Furnished.
SNOW THE YEAR ROUND
At 100 Chemeketa Street.
HOUSE - and - SIGN - PAINTING.
Only First-closH Work
Paper Hanging, Kalsomiiilng, "Wull Tinting, etc. Varnisldng attcl
Dl'Ull,
Natural Woda Finish.
K. IS.
i&W'M
for Infants and Children.
"CastorUUto well ftdiptod to chOtlrai Uiat
I recommend It aa superior to any prescription
tnoirn to me." IL X. Atcim, II. D.,
IU So. Oxford EL, SrocUn, N. T.
"The u8 of 'CutarU'b counlrnrwl and
1U roeriu to well fcnoiru that It teams a work
of cupereroKatioa to endorta it. few are bo
lotellfotot farolllM who do uc keep Catfona
within cut reach."
Culm JUrrnr, D. D.,
New York City.
r.ate Putor Bloomi&sdalA Reformed Church.
Caatorf a care Oolie, ConxtlpaUoa.
Bour rltomach, Diarrbasa. KrueUUon,
Kills Worms, tires sleep, and promotes d
restioD.
WlUuxu Injurious medication.
For seTrral years I hare reeoraraeadec
year ' Castoria. aud shall al sys continue te
do so as UhMlBrartshly produced henefldal
fnynlfii"
Eowur P. Piaors, X. D-
tbo Wauhrop," 13th Street aod 7ih At
Hw York City.
Tu CnrrAoa Com-unr, 77 Mcsiur Braxxr, Kew Yowl.
and furthermore uwert that their
rates were already too low before
they were reduced, If that had
been true they were not uetlug like
good business men und the power of
regulating und controlling these
properties should havo been taken
away from them long ago. If what
thoy cluiin is true the stute hus
properly taken uway the power of
making rates. But it was not true.
It has not been shown to bo true.
Facto are in possession of tho state
that go to contradict the claim of
the companies that their rates were
already too low beforo tho com mis
sion touched them. Their claim Is
us fatso as liuvo been ull their as
sumptions throughout.
The reform iu railroad mutingo
mont in Oregon ha been well fought
o it on the part of tiie people by I lie
ommlwtlou und the attorneys for
tie state, l'lu-ru remains now
but one duuger to the peeple: brib
ery and o irruption uloue can now
defeat this luw from going Into ef
fect. No one should sneer at the
possibility of such an attempt.
Great corporations have been
known to employ money to curry
their enrfs. There are IiibluniT
enough where the officials of the
people and the courts have been
corrupted. Oregon hat len freeliiy
her rklrU of political corruption of
late years, und it Is to xiluf there
will be no tnlnt of it to defeat trans
portation reform.
Tjik Jovhsal has Ix-en deeply
Jnterestfd in securing Jul and fixed
reasonable rates alike to ull uivti and
communities. It bus been firm a It
Ix-llevwl wan right to Imj for a reduc
tion in freight rate, it believe the
money levied oil (he people to fat
ten thwe corporation olllcIaU end
Tho Oregon Ian Is getting up an
"Oregonlun Iteferonco Book" us the
canvasser explains It. It will con
tain a business directory and adver
tisements and will cost $17,000, the
expense to be borne by subscribers
and advertisers. Ir is a great enter
prise. U. I). Richardson, n bachelor,
wishing to vury tho monotony of
his life's autumn began u corres
pondence early In the yeur with
some seventy eligible I idles In all
parts of the United States, ills
labors havo not boon In vain, for
Wednesday ho was wed to Mr.
Mattle J. Scott of Greenfield, N. Y.
She is a pretty widow of thirty und
has two children.
The selection of Mr. Holmes as
referee In the railroad commission
ciMM will no doubt prove satisfac
tory to the people's cause. Ho Is u
fair minded man, und his report on
the points remaining to bo settred,
whether the companies had due
notice and whether I he testimony
before the commlsalon warranted It
In reducing freight rates, may bo
expected to c-iver the ground. He
will proceed at once to gather the
materials for hU report us rofun-e,
Tim Vorlil Knrirlisd.
The fudlitici of the present day fox
Jig production of everything that will
conduce to tho material welfare and
:otnfortof iiinnktod ore almost unlim
ited, and when Syrup ofl'Jga was first
produced the world was enriched with
Use ouiy perfect laxative known, as it
is tho only remedy which 1 truly
pleating and jcfrethlrig to the taste
and prompt and effectual to cleanse
the (system iftntly In the Spring-time
GEXERAh NEWS NOTKS.
Oregon City was Saturday mudo u
signal service station.
Russian peasants are attacking tho
shops of tho Jews In tho fuuilno dis
tricts und pillaging them.
Tho Palotiso City Milling com
pany's mills were burned Friday
night, causing n loss of (70,000;
partly insured.
Tho Union nnd Southern Pacific
ltallroad companies havo Hied their
answer Iu tho suit of tho railroad
commissioners,
Tho Russian police havo given
uutice to bankers that no dealings
with or through the housoof Botha
child will bo permitted Iu Russia.
Dlllbls, leader of the opposition In
thu New South Wulea legislature,
has formed a now cabinet. Ho suc
ceeds Sir Henry Parkes.
Edward Albertson, tho Tncomn
bunk robber pleaded guilty to the
charge of grand larceny. Ho has
not been hentonced yet.
Tho mayor nnd council of Spo
kane have removed Messrs. Smith
aud AVhlteomb, two of tho commis
sioners, for lnelllclency and Inatten
tion. Newspapers of Victoria, B. C.,aro
publishing long accounts of an
Illegal trafllu in young Chinese ulrls
brought from that country for crimi
nal purposes and sold when landed
on this sido.
Lord Lausdowno entered tho capi
tal of Cashmere, India, and was
enthusiastically received. The vice
roy is giving personal attention to
tho reported Russian inroads ou the
Pamir.
Advices from tho Morocco stuto
that tho sultan hus entirely subdued
the rebels against his authority) and
captured two Insurgent chiefs, both
of whom were impaled; besides the
tnxos duu the sultan, tho rebellious
tribes were condemned to a heavy
lino.
Adam Greu,, a farmer living near
Salem, lias sworn out u warraHt.for
tiie arrest of his sou, Adam, Jr., for
tho theft of money.
James Stewart, of Grant'H Puss,
hns been busy grafting chestnut
sprouts onto young oak trees. He
thinks nuts cau bo grown quicker
that way than any other.
A gold brick worth J8200, tho re
suit of a nine days and twenty
hours' run at tiie newly discovered
White Swuu mine, is attracting
much attention ut Baker City.
John Wink, of Pendleton, hns
sued tho Oreuon Short Line rail
road for $20,000 dnmnges for Injuries
sustained by being thrown from a
handcar last July. Ho alleges a
defective track.
A few duys ngo a stoer raised on
tho hunchitrnss plains of Crook
county by Howard & Baldwin, was
weighed on tho scales at Shcrur's
Bridge and tipped tho beam at 1020
pounds. Another, 1-year-old, bo
longing to S. L. Logon, weighed
1060 pounds,
Grant's Pass Ceurier: A box-cur
can lake, on an average, 1000 boxes
of apples, Tho freight Is 26 cents a
box of fifty pounds to Sacramouto,
Thus tho ulco little sum of (260 Is
what the railroad goto for u fruit-car
to Sucrumento. Thu value of the
apple here Is about 70 cents a box ut
present.
One soiled dove; ono little cljia-
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MISCELLANY.
TIIll MOODY IiIUKIi SUIT.
Mount Vkunon, Wash., Oct. 0.
Tho great Moody libel suit, wliloh
ha9 occupied tho attention of tho
superior oourt for tho past weou, was
llnUhed Saturday evening. Tho
day has been tukou up by tho aU
torueys in arguing tho case. Judgo
McUrldo gave his instructions to the
Jury nt 5 o'clock Saturday evening.
Aftor bolug out two hours, tho Jury
returned a verdict for thedefendaut.
A great deal of Interest has been
taken throughout tho trial by tho
fi lends of both parties, many ladles
being In nttendatico during tho on
tiro proceedings, and during the
nrgumeuts of the attorneys. Tho
courtroom was packed to its
utmost capacity. Hnlf of tho crowd
were ladies, and many business
firms gave their clerks n holiday,
and some of tho olllrea were closed
during tho tlino. Tho streets woro
full of people Saturday night, dlscura
lugtlio trial. Mr. Moody hns given
notice for a now trial.
A NAltKOW KSOAI'K.
PoitTJiANi), Oct. 20. There enmo
near being u railroad accident on tho
Southern Pacific nt Aurora Thurs
day ulght. A gravel train run on it
switch, and when tho Allmuy local
ciime along it found the switch
open. Tho train run ou the switch,
colliding with tho gravel train.
Fnrtunntuly tho local engineer had
slowed up, and the collision wch
not very hard, but hud It been tl o
overland train, duo an hour later,
there would havo been n crneh,
as that train doea not stop at
Aurora. "
rette; ono little matclijone llttlo cur
tain; one little pull of smoke; one
big fire hell; ono uleuni (Ire engine;
hooks und ladders; .'J()00 excited
Mitectators. Firo In Iloso street
at Wullu Wullu Wednesday after
noon; loss, 15 cents; cost to tho city,
$100.
Harvest on thu Umatilla reserva
tion was finished three duys ago,
Thu crop hus been enormous, more
thuu ever before. Tho aoroano was
large und yield uniformly good
where the ground hud been proierly
prepared. Ono reservation farmer,
Louis Bergouy, who secured u big
yield, wore out three nets of cylinder
teeth In threshing his own crop of
100 acres.
bVofom Can't be Cured
by local applications, us they can
not reach the diseased portion of tho
ear. There Is only ono woy to euro
dvuwe, und that is by constitution
al remedies. Deufnew Is caused by
an Inflamed condition of tho mucou
lining of thu Kustachluii Tube.
When this tubo. gets lullamcd you
have it rumbling sound or Imiicrfect
hearing, aud when It Is entirely
closed, deufut-t Is thu result, and
utiles thu Intlariiatlou cau bo taken
out and this tube restored to Its nor
mal condition, hearlug will be de
stroyed forever; iilneeuM-woutof ten
are caused by catarrh, which Is
nothing but un Inflamed condition
of the inucoum surnee.
WeMlllglvft One Hundred Dot badly mangled,
lar for any cuso of deufutm (Canned
THK OUN WAS LOADED.
Nkw Yohk, Oct. 2(1. Lnwjor
Howe, the famous criminal attor
ney, nnrrowly escaped taking tho
life of a Juryman iu tho court of
general sessions Saturday. Ho wu
speaking In defense of Aloxutider
IIuppc, ou trial for killing Frank
Krutchmau Inst March. Thu pistol
with wliloh Kretchmuu was slain
lay ou tho tublo In front of Mr.
Howe, who, In thu course of his
uddrcss, thought it advlsablo to
Illustrate to tho Jury how tho two
men stood, und then ralsiug tho
weapon, said:
Now, gentlemen, to make this
matter perfectly plain I'll pnll tho
trigger.
"Hold on," yolied Assistant
District Attorney Davis, springing
to his feet, "That gun Is loaded."
Lawyer Howo turned as whlto
as ills shirt front, und sat down
In n hulf-duzed way realizing how
near ho hud comu to blowlnif n
hole In tho Juryman ut whom tho
gun had been pointed, The latter
tried to smile, hut tho effort was a
ghastly failure, and It was some
minutes beforo Lawyer Howo was
ablo to proceed. Huppo was con
convicted of manslaughter.
KAN INTO A FltlllCIHT.
Vancouvwj, B. 0 Oct. 20,Tho
train duu hero yesterday noon did
not arrive hero until midnight,
owing to an accident ou tho line,
between Keoloy and Brandon. Tbo
story told by a passenger on tho
train is us follews: While the lo
comotive of u freight train In
charge of Conductor Chester was
pulling some cum ou a switch, u
K-cond train came tearing at
twenty-live miles nu hour and
dushed Into that irtlon of tho
freight train which was resting
quietly on thu main line. Con
ductor Chester ran up thu lino to
signal (he coming (ruin, but It ap
pears that Rogers, who was pulling
thu second train, although he had
lilueuulne reversed, could not hold
her buck coming down the grade.
J la and his fireman, Holder, Jumped
a few moiuonts before (lie collision.
In the caboose nt thu icur of the
first train weru tho following pavH
gers: W. Joll, J), Bunting, James
Bull, W. McLennan, C. R. Fessea
den and Janus Bennett. All rush
ed for tho door to escape. MoLeii
lieu null Fftfxeiideu succeeded In
Jumping free of the wreck, but
Bunting wu caught, He was take
from the wreck badly burned, and
with thu less of one leg. Jolt wm
killed outright. Ills body won
taken from the wreck toon after
Hell U also up
or Jf0c,.tftmc,aUdIthelett MX&WS "?
it Is known the more popular U be- F.J. CHUNKY 4c Co,, Tolodo.O. U.
cotuei.
Bold bydruggUto, 73 cento.
led to b dead, but as yet Ids body
me not been taken front tho debris.
Hunting is a young married
man, about 23 yra old, aud ootite
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