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THE A-PTmAT. i7!vn!fflrN-ft JOTJBITAL.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
PUBLISHED DAIL.Y,EX(;EITHUNDAY,
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Capital Journal Publishing Company.
(Incorporated.)
Knttred nl the postomcc nt Balcm,0r.,a
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tn-e fourth Pbbo for terms of subscrlp-
?SiiI.n"Swill bo paid to anonymous
rEfflffi the OAPITAJ , JOOWCAJ
""'clmen numbers scut frooonni-pllco-11
omc, corner Court and Liberty Streets.
Tjiobe who want to read "Mr.
Holdon's Narrative" from the begin
ning can get thobnek numbers at
thlHomco for flvo cents per copy.
Thcro arc a few dozen left.
IN New York they arc trying to
rganlzo a "caterpillar day," when
every man and boy will be asked to
lay aside other business and spend
the day In destroying tlieno pests.
IK tlio Johnstown Hood twelve
Grand Army men lost their live,
and ninety-six all their possessions.
They will be among the best provid
ed for, thotiRli, as It 1h expected that
their order alone will distribute $i!0
000 among them Individually.
'
Not to this country alone wero the
recent rain-floods conllned. Eng
land too luiH suffered severely,
thouh not on such n tragic aim
Benoe-bowllderlng scale as Pennsyl
vania. Fully three hundicd IIvl-s
wero loHt by flood-agencies In various
partwef thu "land Iwyond the sea."
Tim: tinfoil ho commonly used to
wrap Neufchatel cheese,, chewing
gum, various kinds of candy, nnd
all kinds of chewing tobacco, Is said
to bo dant'eroiiH on account of the
lend In It. Its two lor wrapping ar
ticle of footl has been forbidden In
France.
Ui:itONiM, tliu Apache raider,
holm up aH a leader In the Sunday
Hchool of the pout where ho Ih lin
prlHoned in Florida. Not only that,
but he ban learned to play thu organ,
and Uioho who have heard him de
clare that honiuUes It an Instrument
of torture not lnfeilor to thosenlp
Ing knife.
I'KiuiiiM compiled by m.'dlcul
societies and lire-hwurance compan
Ich altonl ground for encouragement
that the American race will not die
out completely for some tlmu to
come. The average length of life In
Russia Ih twenty-eight yearn, In
Franco forty-live and one-half, In
England, fifty, and In thu United
Mute fifty-live.
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OANNONAD1NU !'" HAIN.
The Kunsus legislature is ttvUtlnu
1 by 123 cHIzuiim of llookH county
to appropriate money to experiment
by cannonading for rain. Thu sub
scribers nay that an vetenuw of tlfo
warn thuv have ohiurved that ruins
follow great battles and ascribe the
rtdu to thu shocks given thu air by
thu thunder of thu explosions. Hut
JMutaroh In Ills life of Murltw re
marks that great storms follow after
great bullion. He nays "It has al
ways been observed that extraordi
nary rains fall after great battles,
whether becuuso mime deity choose
to wash and purify thu earthj or
whether thu blood and corruption,
by the moist, heavy vapors they emit,
thicken the air, which Is liable to bo
ultered by the smallest euiiho." The
undents wero close observers of thu
air: they discovered that oil on
waters smoothed their wildest race
and we are but Just learning It.
1'lliiy Buys that vinegar If thrown
Into the air w ill lull thu wind. This
hcems no more Improbable than that
uhout oil on waters. The air Is all
connected and all its atoms are
mobile. Whocun tell how lurrvuch
lug may ixt the etl'eet of n big tip my
of vinegar dispersed through thu
nJrV llut the ancients hud no
guns, no thundering cannon,
Hence there must I hi some other
anise for the nun. We would like
to have u proper exeilnient made,
however. As rain Is caused by the
Intermingling of colder and warmer
currents of air, nnd as the air Is very
cold some twenty thousand feet
uhoo if during a culm ho; day a hal
lo m could to sent up with a fmo
lighted and so connected with a bar
rel or two of powdor that It would
explode- on ivaehingsueh a height
we believe the shock up there would
force a might y curivut of cold ulr
downward Into the warm otimnits,
becaUMi the uatund teudeuey of cold
is down nnd the vttst mm of cold U
held far aUtve only Uvuuno ot the
grvater density of (lie wurmntr be
neath. As the experiment would
be ditngeroiu In cum; the balloon fell
I h' fore the explolou, (lie U-t plan
would Im to hae It connected with
h light wire twenty thotiuud feet
long and have the towdct Ignhcd
by electricity In Mine way. Doubt
Ik ehsrge of dynumtto would U Ut,
CLARE B.IRVINE H"g(f-
MU. HOLDFXS NARRATIVE.
A Romantic Story of Shipwreck,
Captivity and Suffering.
CAST AMOXti UAIUSAROUS SAVAGES.
Horaco Holdcn Subjected to Unheard of
Sufferings Among tlio Ilarlmrous
I'eleiv Islanders.
UHAITEK VI.
We had not proceeded far before
wo had reason for regretting that wo
had entered upon tho perilous un
dertaking of navigating the waters
of that region in boats so poorly
a Inpted to the purposes we had in
view. There came on a violent
storm of rain, tho wind blowing
hard, and tho waves threatening to
swallow us each moment of the
night. To our dismay, the rudder
of tho canoe, owing to tlio imperfect
manner in which it had lieen con
structed, was unshipped, and for a
tltno tlio destruction of those on
board seemed Inevitable. Fortu
nately wc continued to keep com
pany. 15y great exertion we made
out to rcplaco tho rudder in the
morning, and then proceeded. In
the course of the day tho rudder
was again unshipped; but, with less
diniculty thnn before, we succcded
in fastening it to its place with ropes,
bo that It answeicd tolerably well as
a substitute for a better one. Hap
py would it have been for us, If this
had been tho worst of tho disaster of
nor vovn'c. Our mast next went
by tho board; and during the whole
of tho next night, we lay diilting
at tlio mercy of the winds and
waves. In tho meantime the canoe
sprung a leak, and wo found
It Impossible to ball out
the water as fast as It came
in. In this extremity we lost no
tiino in shilling all our lading Into
nnu end ortho canoe; and by tearing
up our old clothes nudHtulling them
Into tlio crack, wo at length stopped
tho leak. I n this sad plight w e con
tinued on, meeting with no serious
accident till tho fifth day from (ho
timo of leaving the island; when,
Just at thu netting of tho sun, owing
to some mismanagement, a ngtit
puiT of wind (Mpsied tlio canoe.
Koi Innately no one was drowned.
All but tlnco swam to our bout;
thojo who lenmlned continued
through tho night to cling to the
canoe. With great dllllculty wo
kept our boat fiom being stove In
pieces by coming in contact with
thu canoe. Dining all this tlmu It
rained very hard and never had wo
experienced so dismal a night. In
tho morning wo tiicd to got tho ca
noo right side up; but finding that
Impossible, wo concluded to aban
don It entirely. Wo took fiom it a
few cocoanuts, and ns our last resin t,
all took refugo in the boat. We
saved the compass and mil not so
much regret tho loss of the canoe, as
It had ahcady caused us an incalcu
lable amount uf anxiety, toll and
suH'erliig. Hut new dlllluultlcs now
stared us in tlio face. Most of our
provisions had been lost by tho up-
sottlug of the canoe and wo had but
n very small quantity of water.
It was theiefoie deemed expedient to
divide among us tho means of sub
sistence remaining. Wo had four
cocoa-nuts for each pcison, am) a few
pieces over, which were distributed
cipially. All tills time no objects
weio seen, except a few sea bltds.
Wu continued In this condition for
nine days and nights, with actual
starvation before ns, us the most
probablw end of our anxieties and
sullerlngs. We were about s-ettlitig
down Into a state of continued des
pair, when, to our Inexpressible Joy,
wo discovered land apparently about
ten miles oil". We exerted all our
remaining utrcugth to reach It.
When within six miles wo saw, ap
proaching us, a licet of eighteen
canoes, tilled with the natives of tho
small Island we were approaching.
At tlrst the small canoes came near
us, for the purpose of ascertaining
who and what we were. The ap
pearance of these natives was such
as to exdto at onco our astonish
ment and disgust, hike the In
habitants of tho island we had left,
thoy were entirely nuked; and, as
our subisjueiit exivrletice proved,
the, were Infinitely more barbarous
and cruel, Very mkui the largoeanoos
came up, when tho wietches coin
meneeil their outmgns.
They attacked Us with brutal fe
nnity, knocking us overboard with
their clulw, In the meantime iu;ik
lujt the most frightful gi'.umees, and
yelling like so many Incarnate dev
lis. They fell upon mr l ai and
Immediately de-try.l It, hrvukui
It Into splinters, and taking t'u
fragments Into thu muoes. Whl.e
tin was going otr we were bw Un
tiling from one cunoo to the other,
entreating tlicni by olgus to sparo
our lives and permit us to get into
their canoe-i. "I his they for a long
time rvftiMsl, heating us met un
mercifully, whenever wo caught
hold of anything to sxvo outvvhea
from linking.
After t! ey htal tUmolUintl our
boat, and kept us in that condition
for some time, they allowed U3 to
get on board. They then compelled
us to row towards the land. They
stripped us of nil our clothlngiinme
diately after we were taken in; and
tlio reader may form some idea of
our distro9 in this condition, under
a burning sun, from tho fact that
before night our shoulders were
blistered by being thus exposed to
the heat. On upproachlng land we
discovered no habitation; but after
going round a point of tho Island,
we saw near the beach a row of small
and badly constructed huts
We wero compelled to jump from
tho canoes Into tho water nnd wade
to the shore. Uy this time the beach
was lined with women and chltdren,
who caused the air to resound with
the most horrid yells nnd screams.
Their gestures nnd violent contor
tions of countenance resembled the
frantic ravings of Bedlamites. Tlio
reception wc met with on land was
no more agreeable than that upon the
water. Judging from the treatment
we had received from the females of
the island which we had left. It was
hoped that the gentle sex would ex
tend to us some proof of their com
miseration; but in this wo wero sad
ly disappointed. If possible, they
were more cruel than their inhumnn
lords and masters. Wo were soon
Bcparated from each other, and
.dragged about from place to place;
our brutal captors, in the meantime,
pnnlniiilltii; with each other to seo
who should have us as his property.
Freoucnt contests of this kind oc
curred; in one of which, during the
first day, I was knocked down.
The question of ownership was at
length settled, aud we were
ri'tnlned bv thoo into whose
hands we had at first fallen. Some
of us were taken to their.houso of
worship, called by them Verrc-Yar-ris
literally, God's house where
they went through with some of
their lcllgious ceremonies!, nnd we
lecelved a few moulhfuls of food,
which was the first wo had tasted
thiough the day. It was my good
foi tune to be retained by one who,
computed with the other natives,
was humane. His name was Pah
rahbooah; the female head of the
family was called Wnhhlt; and
they had four children. I
went by the name of Teemit; and
Itnnliinilii Note bv the name of
Hollo. The enptain was also fortu
nate in falling Into ;he hands of a
friend of my master, who treated
him with comparative kindness.
Jlo was valued the more highly nlso
on account of being a largo fleshy
limn thoy judging of these things
by the sie and appearance.
(io nuco.vn.NUKn.NKXT satukdav.)
An Amnio Anoloiry.
Thiough some unaccountable
carelessness in tlio composing room
of a rural Journal, the obituary of
on of tho town's livest cltiens
ciept into the morning paper one
morning. It was not many hours
after the issue of tlio edition that
tho "lamented" himself crept
into the sanctum, and vigorously
demanded u correction In tho
next morning's paper. It appeared
as follews:
"Our yesterday's edition con
tallied the announcement of tlio
death of ourestecpied fellow towns
man, Col. Jones. It Is with pro
found legret that we state that our
announcement was premature.
The colonel still lives, and wo beg
to assure him not only of our distin
guished consideration, but that it
shall be our constant effort to see
that ho shall not be annoyed in this
manner again until tho lust dread
hour has In very truth arrived. To
this end we have oulercd tho stand
ing obituary or Col. Jones to bo dis
tributed." The United States have 0000 wom
en doctors.
A. Korlunmte Dragglit.
Mr. Edwtu W. Joy for uu; jtitt Mil now I
protptroua dracgltt on the corntr ot Stockton
ami Muket utrfoti In Ban Frincitco, probably
dvct Jr atnrd o( rivaling In wealth tba tnedl.
clue klngt of tlio country. 13 ut Yarioua rumon
having htta ttoatlug around to the tfftct thai
tit haa itnk it big, an Fitttintr reporter vrai
detailed to unearth the rauae, and after moch
difficulty unravelml the following etorrs
1 1 nia that about ao rn j fart ago an Esgltih
phvilclau, a great atudent of botany, located tn
tblt ctty Ilia practice vraa not eitecahe, and !
yet the few caaea thaaoie to htm attracted no
Utile attention, lilt aucceaa aeemed to be In
the treatment of liver and kidney dlaordera.
and MUit.xl blood. In fact hla ability to cope
with three common romplitnta waa marveloui.
He aoeuivd almoat Infallible, and hla o,u,tt
luodeat method and hla well-kept secret was
a much a mystery aa hlmaelf. After bta de.
parture about a year later Mr, Joy determined
to fathom the secret, and copying all the pres
criptions he had tilled for the erraUo doctor
he began a ayatematto analyala. Ih hla exam!
loatton he discovered running all through the
ireacrtptlons for liver and kidney troubles,
vitiated blood and stomach disorders a couple
of vegetable ettracts Indigenous to California,
ad simple and so well known under homely
emy day uatnea to every school boy as to en
tirely dissipate the suspicion that they were
the active principles Involved. So certain,
hooever was Mr. Joy that he had dtecovered
the secret, that he embodied the new element
tn a preparation of Saraapartlla to disguise the
lute, and put It before hla customers under the
modest name of Joy's Vegetable Sareaparllla.
lmmedlstely the was marvelous stories cam
back of Its astonishing effects, and the mystery
as solved, and the talk tl haa created has
e'.tady caused tt to step Into prominence, and
orders pour In, dally from all over Ih coast.
And thus another California IndMtry leaps last
tiliteec. J, F, Burnt-,
ECr-BPST. ,
This remedy is becoming well
known and so popular as to need no
spcclnl mention. All who have usee.
of praise. A purer medicine noes
not exist and it is guaranteed to do
all that Is claimed. Electric Bittere
will cure nil diseases of the liver and
kidneys, will remove pimples, boils,
suit rheum and other affections
caused by impure blood. Will drive
malaria from thesyHtcm and prevent
as well an cure nil malrrial fevers.
For cure of headache, constipation
and Indigestion try Electric Bitters
Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or
money refunded. Price SOcts. and
$1.00 per bottle at Dan'l J. Fry's
drug store.
A great future is predicted for gas
fuel.
nrotrnn la nnn of the most nroduc-
ilvn states in tho Union. Its vast
mlnnrnl recrions contains cold, sliver,
nnntwr. iron, and coal. Its immense
tracts of grazing lands support thou-
nnnila nf P-ittle and filled), ttlld ItS
extensive agricultural regions pro
duce all the cereals in ubundatice,
tho yield peracre being, in some In
stances, the largest In the world.
Among the useful and vnluable prod
ucts of tho Web Foot State may bo
mentioned Oregon Kidney Tea,
which has proved a boon to thou
sands nillicted with pain In the back
and kidney difficulties. It is purely
of vegetable composition and never
fails. Sold by D. W. Mathews.
Tho number of churches burned
last year was 182, and all but twelve
of them took fire from their own
furnaces.
It should bo generally known that
Dr. Henley's Dandelion Tonic in
sures a hearty-appetite and increased
Hitn.uHnn. dlsrvfls nervous denressioil
nml low milrits. overcomes lack of
energy and wnKeiuiness nun win io
nise new life nnd strength into the
weakest invalid. Sold by D. W.
Mathews.
On flftv cents a week men and
women marry and raise families in
India.
A SCRAP OP TAPER SAVIS IIEK LIFE.
It was just an ordinary scrap of
writing paper, but it saved her life.
She was in the last stages of con
sumption, told by physicians that
she was incurable and could live on
ly a short time; she weighed less
than seventy pounds. On a piece
of wrapping paper she read of Dr.
King's New Discovery, and got a
sample bottle; It helped her, she
bought a large bottle, it bellied her
more, bought another and grew bet
ter fast, continued its usoand is now
strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weigh
ing 140 pounds. For fuller particu
lars send stamp to W. II. Cole,
Druggist, Fort bniltli. Tiial bottle
of this wonderful discovery freo nt
Dan'l J. Fry's drug store.
Up to date 400 monuments have
been erected on tho Gettysburg bat
tle-field.
Tins is tho season of tho year
when tho raw, cold winds create f-ad
havoc with tho hands and complex
ion. Soft white hands and a clear
"peachv" complexion can bo as
suredlv preserved bv the frenuent
application of Duturd's Specific. If
rubbed Into the skin well It leaves
no greasy-, surface. The skin
absorbs it. Sold by D. W. Mutiiews.
An advertisement in the The Lon
don Times offers to euro nervousness
and timidity hi bashful young men
"who design making proposals of
marriage."
l'nckleiTs Arnica Sulvc.
Tho best salvo in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, tetter chupped
hands, chilblains, corns aud all skin
eruptious, and positively cures piles
or no pay required. It is guaranteed
to give perfect biitlsfaetlon, or money
refunded. Prico 25 cents per box.
For sale by Daniel J. Fry, drug
gist. A cottago wludow ou the grounds
of u mining company near Kingston,
Colo., displays tho Inscriptien:
"Wauted a wife. Apply within;
nobody barred."
"Mls.s lirown -nould bo n charming girl,"
I hoard n ) oung niau suy,
"IffcUa hud u good complexion aud tnoae
6 Kits would go away;
Hut tliey mo11 her looks completely." If
Miss llruwu would only tuke
Dr. l'lerco'a CioUlcu Medical DUoovcry
what u hnppy change 'twould make.
It would drhe out all tho humors from
her blood and make It pure,
Aud ttio blemishes compltilucd of dlsap-
pr, bo ery Buro.
This medicine Is the great purifier of the
i lood, nud disfiguring eruptions nud
blo(chcs 111 ooon vanish when It Is med.
Undor the laws of China the adult
who loes his temper hi a discussion
is sent to Jail for flvo days to cool
Oil.
Tho immediate, symptoms of Dys
pewla, or rtidlgestion, aro a distres
sing cciim; of weight, oppression and
fullntvj In the stomach, heartburn,
loss of appetite, foul breath, belch
ing, tlutuleucv, ntui-ou pains in the
shoulders and brcust. Dr. Honlev'
I Dandelion Toilb) promotes healthy
vugvsuiMi uiui removes an unucaiiuy
syuiptoins, Sohl by D.W.Mathews.
100 IttWAllU. 1100.
The rcudvr of the Journal will be
pletued to learu that there Is atleusl oue
dreaded dlvsue that edence lnjs becu able
tti cure In nil Us stuges aud that is catarrh.
Hull's Catamli i."un U the only positive
cure now know n. to tlio medical frtcnl,
Ottarrh bung a ronslltuttonal UlfeaK a
iiulren rouMttutlonal treatment, sail's
CUlnri h cure Is taken Internally, acting ill
rvvtly tiwn tho Iilot.l aud mucus aur
nice of the ostein, thereby dcutmvlug
the foundation of tlio dlaeuK', nnd gMng
the xitleit strength, by building up the
constitution and uulatlng nature tn doing
lt work. The proprietors hae so juucti
faith In lt ouruth e louvers, that ihry offer
OueUuudillKillrlurnuy case that It
falls to cur1. iid for lUt of testimonials.
Address K.J, I'IIKM: A CO, Toledo, O.
Jd by lrurgMk,T
The Best
I the city of Porlln,,.! "'ffliSSHSp
HIGHLAND ADDITION
w
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And
m
rm,i,,. ot
2ES&
Kn It is inten-ded to make
laud additions and around Highland
Mate It
' THE FINEST DRIVE IN THE STATE
THE
Lots in Highland Additon arc
witniu ii enmus oi uie cuy oi oaium
l!
:md addition lor oue-tuint oi uie money, auu ueiug uuj " "rr
nUv not, lmlf so far from tho nubile buildings and the business part of
caHy not half so far
called "inside tots."
Buy a Lot in Highland Addition for Three
tickets every year. .
JrL. IP. RANKIN'S
Paint Shop
No. 1254J Commercial St.
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House and Carriage Palntiiig,
Sign writing. Paper hanging nnd
decorating, Wall tinting and kal
sonnning executed in tlio latest
style.
Experienced Workmen Employed.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Call and see us before you let your
work.
OThi BUYKKS GUIDE is
issuod Mrch and Sept.,
each year. It is an ency
clopedia of usoful infor
mation for sjl who pur
chase the luxuries or the
necessities of life. We
oan olothe you and furnish you with
all the neoesscry and unnecessary
appliances to ride, walk:, danco, sleep,
eat, fish, hunt, work, go to chmch,
or stay at home, and in various sixes,
styles and quantities. Just flfruro out
what is required vo do all these things
COMFORTABLY, and you can make a fair
estimate of the Talus of the BUYEHS'
QUIDE, which will be sent upon
receipt of 10 cents so pay postage,
MONTGOMERY WARD A CO.
111-114 Michigan Avenue. Chicago, 111.
INSUUAKCK
Company,
Klro nud Ma
rine. JOS. AL.ur.ItT, Agent, - Sulem, Oregon
DR. JORDAN & Co.'s
MUSEUM OF ANATOMY
751 Market fcUSnn Pmnclsco
Admission 25 cents.
Oonnd lenm how to aold
dUeuse. Consultation nnd
treatment personally or by
letter, on spermnterrhoea
orKoultal w enkness, and nil
dleueof men. Bend lor a
book. I'm ate ottlce 211
Confutation free.
Ueury street.
For Bargains
IK
Family (iroceries Provisions, Fruits Etc.,
(lO TO
THOMAS BUUIIOIVS,
Commurolul Strot, Sulom, Or
Couuirv produce of all Vlnd aluujs on
haud. If jouhsve not traded with me be
fore, I respectfully solicit a trlul bellewuc
I can suit you both tn prices aud quality.
Residence
toiras are those owned
-IS OWNED BY-
Lull
this Corporation is determined to
Attractive
Miiaflmp fifteen teams employed and the contemplated improvements haro
uiMemdrive leading fromPc5mmercial street through Riverside and High-
the drive leading
i'aric
MOST POPtTLAR RESORT
ABOUT THE CITY OF SALEM.
High anil Dry and Well Located; Most Excellent Drainage
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SEE HERE!
If tbere h anyone In the'Wbole state
of Oregon win wants to return
to the east be should read
tbis advertisement:
A
Bargain For
-ToJExclmnge for-
OEM LAND!
A GOOD CHANCE
-For particulars call at this office.
fc7C n (tOKfiAMOITcanbnale
vD J IU &. JU working for us. Agents
preferred who can furnish borae and
gh e their whole time to the business. Snare
moments uuy be profitably emploj ed kL-o.
A feu acancles iu towns and cities. II. F.
Johnson iUo., 10CU Main sU Ulchmond.
N II. 1'lt-akc state age and bnslness ex
perience. Nter miud about sendlnz
aump for reply. B.,F.J.aOo, 4-Mia-eaU
Localities
by men or corporations who
.
Yi, l mllww thav are nracti-
h fnrn n ttio mntnritvof Kbbo.
the town as the majority of tna so.
Hundred Dollars,
, j
JOHN F. STRATTON & SON
Importers
.ml whnlosnlA dealers in
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. -New York,
41 and 45 Walker St, John F. Btratton's
Celebrated Rmstan Gut Violin strinis, the
Fin em In the World.
at.... ar..A UA Tt" n 1an1ai nAftlTM A
complaint, (which he believes to o u0"",: '
from nnv musician to whom he has sola,
any of these BtrlngH, ho is authc
us to give him another string
L???u!w.!'vrrM
uiiy uj iuuku ttiriUBn, uo ? . Hhnrit
us lo give mm uuumci "' jliivl
charge, and all such loss rlbe,ma?IfJii
by us to our customers,-without quibble or
question. (Bewaro ot imitation.) Dealers
will please send tor descriptive catalogue.
Trad) supplied at lowest price.
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GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE.
TWOFASTTnAIUjT
SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO
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St. PAUL and MINIEAPOLIB.
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lino running I"aenger trains, Bef0 "SSJ
sleepers (free or charge) Luxurious w
coaches, Pullman lVlace HleewiW
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land vo the east.
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change orcara.
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