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About Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1893)
D r. V l& P I. 5 Cttttdnra of Mr nt Mr M. Mi floltej AlfMnft, V&. Both Had Eczema In It Wrt rerm WsWcffiMa Fnttcd, Itoo&'a Bmrtaparllla Perfectly Cured. Great mental agony la endured by parents who see their children suffering from dismWcatittdby Impure blood, and for which thero seems no cure. This is turned to Joy when Hood's Sar Mparllla Is resorted to, lor it expels the foul humors from the blood, and re stores the diseased skin to fresh, healthy brightness. Read this: " To a I. Hood b Co., Lowell, Mmi.i "Wo think Hood's Bariaparllla It the moat valuable inedldno on tlia market (or Mood and skin dleases. Our two children suffered terribly with tlio Worst Form of Eczema (or two years. Wo lmd thrco physician, but neither o( thi'm succeeded In curing them or even In giving them n littln relic. At last wo tried Hood's Sarsapnrillii and In a month both children tvero perfectly esireel. Wo recommend Hood's Sacsaparllla as a standard family iiedlclno. nnd would not bo wllhoi fi " I In. mill Mits. M. M. Holler, 1413 ' J Avenue, Altooni, l'a. HOOD'O PlLLO curt Constipation by r.itor. tn j tbo peril taltte action of liio alimentary canal. BLOOD DISORDERS A New Remedy A tn Specific a poiltlrf and permanent elimination fall potion from lh blood, and a reitoratlon of healthy vijpor to th lluues it offered to sufferers for the tint time In a remedy which hai been undergoing the moit levere print eiperUnents for tin pair three yean. It hat not yet liuted and It will not fail, at i it a True Specific lor Syphilitic potion and all blood diseawt. Do you be. Here it I Send for full particulars and proof free. Stop filling your system with mercury and other polioni, ThU remedy will cure you tit 30 to 09 days' without fall. We sjaoremtee euro or refund the money, AddrtM MOFFAT CHEMICAL CO., 179 Vint Street rORTLAND, OK. 3EO. . UOODIIUE, THE LEADING WOOD DEALER, la now flevotlixr bit. entire time tothebusl net. .iKvery farmer having wood to aell should ire blm. JCvery consumer of wood In MeUem-'who wishes to lay In their upply should aee hlra. Offloe with O. W . Jobnaou A -367 Commercial Btreet. Low Prices for Summer Trade. HOWARD, The House Mover. 451 Main Street. Ilea the beat facilities lor moving and rais ing houiet, Leave ordem at ury Bros., or address Bolom, Oregon, CARS. WOLZ, lroprletor of tbo GERMAN ' x MARKET Boutb. Commercial St., Baletn. AH kinds Fresh, ttalt and Bmokod MeaU and Sausages. .FREE PKLIVERY. SMITH BROS., CX)flTRACTOR8 4 PLA8TEKER8. . La,veorderaOotUe-l'arkhurstblock,room 15, Balem, Oregon. Money to Loan. M Loans will be made on Improved city or farm property by the LOMBARD IiSVESTMKNT CO. for term., etc, apply to LJOHN A. OARHON, Attorney at law, over Rush's Hank, aaJern, Or. MONEY TO LOAN Oa iwmoy4. Heal Eatate. In amounts and Unset t to suit, Ho dshty In ooaslderlnsr loans. FEAR ii FORD, Vooaa IS, Baalt atenk block. 61M Awtborlaed Capital (500,000. CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK Baleei, Oregon. W.A.CUHICK.oa. W. W.MAUT1N, Viae fea, J.U.AUiKltT,Uhler. ' IHte, County and Olty Warrant! bought at lur, dw LKAVBfl SALKM LKAVHH IH)KTUIND tWfeVrWlyloakfcl Riot el Waatelntttw erery uuceay auiu Tburaaay. I4CAVM UALBU AbMr vrery ao4ey and TuNrttay' re- ta tsrlsa wmwww a J si ailufrbt aud MBr t-ulBes, m !, aiTukkkkmP Steamer fivooi tiik ('irmi, mmi J'lM.lHIiKO lUl.V, KXOKIf MiHDAin r inn CapM Jotfrial PublWtffhS Compunyr rwt uim iiioN,'(m(tiercii strew, g HOf tn BROTHERS, - Editor !'J"IIIII,I11''I1IJ'"'M I.,,,,..- Itolly, hfAirler, per int,nth,............W &J rally, by imbIi, mt ymr,......ti...AiM m Weesfy, te, per year.................... 1.60 WORLD'S FAIR LETTER, Oriole DeflarlptioM and Kirtbrwis DelbrMtMOfifl by. fMetelte, WABHINaTON AVKNOKNKAKAtlt OKOUNUB, ClIIOAOO, JuuolrlW3.-It'a rulultig like Oregou, nnd tI bnvafi(i rubber coat nor gum boot:, I tnunt etAy itt lioinu,, I'tirliupfi I may toko a little time V (ell your retttkra eortietlilng of the grandeur and Immensity of this world exlilblt.ns to deacrlbo It at length Is Imposslbln, As remarked to me by a reporter of ono of tho J&liuburgu '(Scot laud) dulllca "no oua who has not een tbo world's exposition In Paris or Vlon uu, is competent even to comprehend It." How shall I bring the minds of your readers to understand what I mean ? Take all the statu fairs ever beld In Ore gon) and all the Portland expositions,' and arrange both on nine hundred acres of ground for that la the Bpace . occu pled by the buildings an'd groUndVbere and when all this Is done, as com pared with the exposition It "would'nt tie wortli going across tbo road to see." Now this la said with no feeling of dis respect for my adopted state, for yoo may substitute New York, Ohio, Penn sylvania or any other slate, for Oregon, and the comparison will remain the same. And fpr ono reason among many others, that thousands of articles' on exhibition hero were never seen in America before. Your readers must understand, that this exhibits means millions If not hundreds of millions of value. Why, Bruzil alone has expend ed nine hundred thousand on her ex hibits, New South Wales bos a mon ster display pyramids of sliver ore and bullion, of copper and Iron ore, to say nothing of all her other displays. Italy Is here, with the most beautiful Uliirbie und bronze statuary the eye ever-rested upon, all sizes, from a hand's length to life, enough to fill opera bouse hall, rep resenting millions of, wealth. And this Is only ono feature of her exhibit. Don't understand I atu'givhig !riy opin ion in these matters. I don't consider uu Oregonlan's opinion of this exhibit as worth anything, I am giving the judgment and opinion of men who have seen all tho world's expositions In the lust 80 years. Said an Englishman, with whom I became acquainted, "You could put all the buildings at tho Paris Exposition Into tho Mechanics and Liberal arts buildings hero." Thjs Iff the building cover! tig 44 acres half a mile from one end to tho other. Why, there are three paintings In the art tiuUdlnfr, to my personal knowledge, valued nt half a million dollars, mid even that sum would not buy thtm, and these are only three of hundreds and thousands from all over the world, In tho Midway Plaisnnce, the por tion of tbo Grounds especially devoted to the shows and aUiudenients, vou can see u street in Cairo, with Its Evtlan men and women ready to sell you their novelties nnd wares; then, "Old Vlen no," another world resort; then "Java Village.'' In fact all sorts of strange and very Interesting exlilblts not on the cheap, "catch-penny" ordor, hut exhibits and novelties which have cost largo sums of money to bring here. Don't forget that tho Columbian expo sition lu an exhibit of tbe kodIus and resources of all tho world In Its side shows as well us in all thltiirselso nt. tractions which never have been, arid never agaln.wlll be seeu lu America In my lifetime. I should like fo attempt a description of all the rare curiosities fromBnoln. among them the original letters of Queen lbabelltt to Columbus, also of his in reply much of the correspond ence while ho was seeking aid for his voyage of discovery, eta, sent here in our government ships and under prom ise that night oi day they should be uuder government guard. There tbo sentinels stand, guard'ug the cases lu which this valuable correspondence Is round, as well as other relics loaued by opatu to una exhibit. nut there la uo use to attempt a de scription. The universal testimony of an competent i0 give RU opinion Is, that lu the beauty of Its buildings and grounds, aa well aa In the extent and character of Its exhibit, the' wetki uover saw tbe equal of this expo sltlou or even tbo beauty of the eleotrlo Illuminations on Tueadav anil Saturday evenings. Thousands of ileo. trio lights, beautiful fountains, with their changeable raja of color; ;bank ei imy pieces each plajlug inot de lightful Hiutlo; gondola sklmwltig sver the waters of the agoaa,.iBaBtm) by Men Id their wty uutferiua: tb ehlrrlHgof birds, the hHzaaba of thema. audaerveJava. (ft, jt u a m.vw be) forgltea fer (B btauty Mid lllillsl ,,,.:, 1 WblklaiBijroudof tkeglui,tute J.VJM.J.NU UALU'MJj ami skill ftlKtwii lit (ho uroliKoottife of tile building Mill nrrflfitirfiieht of (lie ground, wliloli I uilmMlly itckntiwl' edfH, I mh Hitry fo mty ttinl In (lie ex lilbll, AfWerltA itinkel a jtoor showing coiipftffrf whli (lio'l'ofehiii riiillfi(rk, ami dm Wrelgnef ymu'ti Ha fur our irglect'lh (III fegitrd, 'llipy nccttt (o l, tiiAl while, at an enormous expense (hey linve coiue'liere (o exhibit (heir taMeniid skill, won a iiitthj except lit the ground a (id building, have dono but llttlo, nnd yet America thought slid would mnityKe'tlib World, Her mAnUfaoiurer llhvo (iH'd oyery effort lit their dlplny, brtnight (heir finest goods and productions (o this grand congregation of nations, but to Ufo a slang phriute, hnvo been ,,kn6ok1 out Ih tho first W)lhd,'' Tho reader will hardly bclloVe thin, but If hero, It would tnko but llttlo time Ut convince him of the truth of tblsstate ment. As n nation wo nre school boys lu all that pertains to skill, art or manufacture", but "Got thero Kill" Is our Watchword, and In a century' moro .wo may make a better showing. "It's a regular Jam, I suppose," every one who reads this will say or think. That Is Just whoro you ore wrong again, and this is because the reader cannot comprehend the grandeur and beauty of all tho arrangements of tho grounds. Why, with ninety thousand (00,000) people on the grounds, there Is no crowding, nooonfnslon. Your readers must Understand 'that, the promonades lustead'of being little walks, vary from forty to sixty feet In width. Home of them nearly as wide as the streets of daleo, and as smooth as a stone floor. Then the people nre not nil rushing one way to aee a Hubbard squash or log cabin bed quilt. Everyone knows there will bo plenty of room to sue anything they wjsh to see, wbenover they get ready to see It, so there Is uo baste. ''But alb't you afraid of getting robbed?" There you aro wrong again. The reader must understand that tbe visi tors to the world's fulr uro all respect ttblo people. Thousuuds of them from foreign countries, thousands of tuem of wealth. There Is no more risk of being robbed or Insulted than on tbo streets of dulem any ordinary day. Everybody is bppy, everybody seems kind, oblig ing, and possessed of good manners. So It seems more like a happy gather ing of frietids, tbauagraud congrega tion from all quarters of the globe. "But, tho charges are exorbitant, ain't they?" Thai's another wrong impression. We are rooming wjth a 'private family on Washington uvenue, ODly Ave blocks from one of , the entrances to the grounds. Have Use of sitting room and parlor, with buth room adjoining oUr sleeping apartment- hot and cold witter, aud wo pay $2.00 per day. Could do better, but wish to be wlh the fam ily of Werner Breyman. Meals we can obtain from restaurants and cafes at from 25 cents to $6.00. "You pny your money ana take your .choice." No one uskB you to buy, nor are you lu any way annoyed by venders of goods or refreshments. It Is as quiet in this part of tho city, nearly, as lu Bulem. and yet you aro "In the swim," from morning till night. You go home at night happy and you go out In the morning, anticipating pleasure all day, of course. To pay your fare from tialem and back means quite an expense, but the favors I have received from Bulem to Chicago, aud which await rao on my Journey home, to say nothing of tbo many kind atten tions and favors I have received from tbo Natlonul Press Association, have reduced the outlay ou my part to a trifling sum. E. M. Waitb. NORTH AND SOUTH DIVISION. Tbe Dallea Timea Meuntaineer: Au exchange, reasoning from premises wnlch cannot bo sustained, Bays there will be no unification of sentiment In favor of forming one state out of East ern Washington and Eastern .Oregon ana another out or Western Washing ton and Western Oregon, and then closes with this prcpesturnusstatement: "Hedce tho question of boundaries will be left for eaoh stato to solve, and will not be one for tbelrjoiut consideration" A state bus no authority to fix its own boundaries. Congress alone has now- er to do this, aud has excerclBed it on Buyeral oooaslous. Tho northwest ter ritory waa carved Into soveral states, and also the Louisiana purchase, West Virginia waa formed out of Old Virginia about the olosb of the .A.ifliiii,-. -.n. Said the Owl to himself," 'If the moon I could get, whenever I'm dry say throat I could wet:TlaMOoalsa quarter with a quar ter i near: you can purchase fiva gal- toss or Hires' Root Beer." 'ssssPl'fWsWa Xl Sold vt-iC stay Ssw el ywarT A se. fssUf aukea j galtaa. aUsur ''n J7 J-V mmmm1 : ..ssHeVAftr VbbsbsbsbsbsbsbWs m ssssssssssssssssJaT ssT&. ssssssaf ; HU SBBBSBSBsHslfl tsE-atllE. ,' LsssssssV 31 IMS. I 4itas . t n llUlUl'lllftM 0 ""T;- r ilnliil lili'iwii mmriaai wf, and mil oldie original Oregon (efllory Iim porno 0fuj WflwhlHN(rM( Idaho amI MoiilKiin. Nell! Orr-gOtl Of Wiwlilhglott, ollllly Of aHMIiWly, will fufiii tho botltidaflM of Utt taw glNlPA, If ftticll Ate created, btil lbs rlfttlthlAl lellA(Urc In WaIi InglOll Oily will U supreme III (lie mnt' ter, The Cncadfl range Is the tiAturnl bouiifiHry of flitse aisle, arid otlf re reWiifnllve In rjongreo. soon A the people manifest a desire In this regard, should preseiit (ho tuatter In I ho iinlo rttltl lower libber i f i Hit REAL E8TATB TBANflPEtB, Aloli II row n And wf to Alonxo Brown 11, 2,7 and 8 b 2 Woodburn 200. Win, II, Grow (o ClnrlA Bollenger pt 8. Paul Catholic MM on D L 0, 24 a (26, Bamuel Forbes and wf toPhcoboToI mati b Sllemlugton's ad to Woodburn, riolomon McUully to Geo, It, Goln pt Mnnuol Uunsnles D L C 100 aurcs $1,000. ' Robert Poulsott nnd wf to Tbo. Yag er 6, 04 a. $574. Solomon McCully to Geo. II. Goln lot Isnd $1000. D, J). Qorsllne and wf to John Ham mack 00 a., $180. I. Conard and wf to C. O. Boynton, 8 a., $120. A Tried Remedy for Biliousness. Thoaeweoatifrerlrom dlnotder or lnncllon or the liver will never get the upper bund of tbo unruly org in ao longai thoy usoauch lrra tlonal remedies m blue pill, calomel and podo phylll a. I3ut from the tried and popular med- lolno, Hoetotter'sHtomach Dlttera, they mny expept relief with R certainty of obtaining It. The Influence of the Hitters upon the greM ouiary gland la direct, powerful nnd apeedlly felt. I ha relief a ff.) dedlanotanaimndln. hut complete nnd permanent. The sallownesa ol tbe akin, furred appearance of the tongue, In digeiillnn, oo.tlvenoin, hcada he, nuinca, paint mrongn tne rubt side nnd shoulder. In fact every accomnautmenl or thn nhaUnntn complaint ar entirely aud promptly removed uy uuumu tn iuib menu nuDid meaictne, in bhalf nf which testimony Ik constantly ema niitlinrfrom everr auarter.und irom all iOhum of society. Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed : Castoria AN EASY WINNER. The solid vestlbuled trains of the unicngo, union Pacific & North-Wel-ern Line distance all competition with ease, ft has the shortest Hue, fastest time, Union depots and no change or delay at the Missouri river, and In the populur World's Fair route. 4-24-0t CARTER'S ITTLE IVER PILLS. CURE dent to a bl lous state of the system, such as Dl'ne. Nausea. Drowsiness, Distress after maftihiln ln the 8Lde' Wh thelrrnost remarkable success has been shown in curing SICK neadache, yet Caktik's Lmu LrrgR Pnx are equally valuable in Constipation, curing and preventing this annoying complaint, white they also correct all disorders of the stomach. w!?.!,!?&,h"1l.w 1,d wiulaie the bowels. Even U they only cured HEAD che they would be almost priceless to those who suffer from this distressing cemplaint: but fortunately their goodneat 3oes nSt ; end here, and those who once try them will nnd these little pills valuable In so many ways that they will not be willing to do without them But after all sick bead " "m. u ACHE U the bane of so many Uvea that here I. where ?.!"" ouf Kreat boast Our Bills cure It while others do not - Sh,!!17 SS?r ,0 take- . One or two pills make JSJJ- They are strictly vegetable and do SSaa?LTlU.r,r,t bT helr gentle action $&ii &VJ0 0iemV ,n vlallatsscents: nre ror $1 , Sold everywhere, or sent by mail. CAim KIBlCffil CO., Kiw Tort mil U&n, Strayed or Stolen. SUVtShtVi"? a.tk blown gelding, with one sanietn "wmsmuior uie rotum or same to (i. ur tiiiu.u 17 St dw Asylum Avenue. Bolem, Oregon. Smith Premier Typewriter, t pl 1 ,11a tunc Mficordt JbastS Balem abiy oat wypajamu. Komu-t. oak W.I.STALEY.AgMt.S.lsm. H.N.BUtlPfc:K.aeBMAst. uu Thti u. n iftW.M 0, lBWii 1 1tth,4,kd ssttiflisfcii DeAfMOfl' (Jrttltidt )6 Otlfdd 1V local AhlillcAlldllK, A IhtiV CAflflOl feaoll (ho ih'otAsrd titirilolMif tlltienf, Tlieffi I Wily Olio way 10 cllfr) JJtwfii, Aliil (hat I by L'oliMllllliolirtl reliiodle ilfflftit'M lCrtlil hy All liifltfiied 6o tlllluit of (ho iiillooll llfillltf of (ho KilslAflhlrttl Tube, Wlii'il (III lube gel Inlliiiiied yoil lmvi a fiimhllhg AiiUKtl or luiperfeol lieitflhrti ' ilwl'' It I eiillfoly, olo-cd Oi-Afiiw I (ho te Ul(,Ahd (lilies Iho llilhilnliinllou ecu bo taken out nitd Kill lube resloretl (o II iioritiAl condllloli.hrnrlog will bo do' slroyed forever) tilno ('e out of en Are caueoil hy cnlArrli, which I nothing bill aii liillrtliird comillluti or mo inlicous siirfncesi Wo will give Ono Hundred Dollars for nnv tiftun of Denfties fcAllscd hV cnlarrh) (llrttcntintit bo cured hy Italic CAtnrrh Cure, fjeiid for clfodlnr. free, F, J. UIIKNEY, A Vm,, Toledo, O, AVgrtiold by DfUgglsts, 7firJ, BHBtaaiaBfaftaiaasBIMBMMiaiameieaeBWiMBBaa1 Boforo Going to tho Wold'n Pair Tlnntilrri About Tho Limited Ex (irecs train of the Chi cago, Milwaukee A hi. rain miiiway between Ut, Paul nnd Chicago aud Onlitliii and Chicago. Thee trains nre vestlbuled. eleotrlo lighted aud steam heated, with tho fin est Dining and Bleeping Car Hcrvlco In tho world, Tho Eleotrlo reading light In each berth Is the successful novelty of this progressive age, and Is highly appreciat ed by all regular patrons of this Hue. We wish others to know its merits, ns the Chicago Milwaukee & Ht.Paul Hull way Is the only line In tho west enjoy ing tbo exclusive uao of this patent. For further iufnrmattou npply to nearest coupon ticket agent, or address C. J. Eddy, General Agent, J. W. OASBV,Trav. Pass. Agt. 226 Btark Ht., Portland, Or. tf CUR HEALTH I Mav denend nnnn the war vo I treat l he warn. " ngs which nature gives. A few bottles of 5. S. S. takm at the proper time may Insure good Health for a year or two. Therefore act at once, lor It IS IMPORTANT (hat nature be aul jtcd at the right time never falls to relieve the system of Im purities, and is an excellent tonic also, He Wants to Add His Name. " Permit me to add my name to your many other certificates in commendation of the great curative properties contained In bwllt's Specific (B. , S.) II Is certainly one of tho twit tonics I ever used. "John W.Danihl, Anderson, S.C." Treatise on blood and sldn diseases mailed I roe. SWIFr SPECIFIC CO. Atlanta. Ca. PROFESSIONAL AND UUSINE8S0AHDS. I. II. D'A ROY (.KO. O UINOIIAM. D'AIIOY & BINGHAM, Attorneys at Law, Hoomal.2 and 8, li'Arey Building. Ill outto etreet. Boeclni attention plvpn tn himl. ness In the supreme and circuit courts of the nunc. 2 11 R I'.llOISK Attnrutyat law. Halem, Ure Kon. Olllro 7I Cominorclul street. niltiMON t.MON FORD, Attoiuey nt law, B,lnn, Oregon, ufllce up Btalm In l'utton bi ck. F. CONN, Attorney at law, room 7, Mur phy block. HJ illGfJKK, Attoi ney ai law.Halem, Ore . gon. Olllce over nunh's bank T J.SUAW.M. W.HUNT. HUAW4UUNT tJ. Attorness ht law. Ofllre over Capital iiauuuui uuui, nuiuui, urrgtlU. CI T. . Ac block, t HICIlAltDSON. Attorney at law Of. llcoupBtnlrs In front rojms of new Bush :. corner Commercial and Court atreetH. nuieui, urt'Ktin. JOHN A. OAlliON, Attorney at law, rooms v unu 1, uuu Dim Duuaing, naiem,ur, U. f. BONUAM. W. H. HuLMfcS. BON HAM & HOLMES, Attorneys at law. OOlcetn Bush bloca, between State and ,ourt, on Commerclul etreet. E. I'OCUE, HtfnoeraDher and TiDe- ucv rquippeu ly pewruing oi Oregou. Over Bush's bank, cu but one ln Salem, Oiegon. LJ j'lELLA SHERMAN Typewriting and cllll Blcuoemnll v. nxim 11. Ornv Q oommerclul sienoi block. t lrst-clas work. Rates reasonable. O. UltOWMK, M. D, Physician and Mur geon. umie, aiurpuy blo.-k; resluence, ouiuitrclal street. A. B. GILLlH.8Uiplullt.tln iIIho.ikhu nf the eye, ear, noMund throat. Boom 10 Gush oaus outiaiiig, -nlem. rvK.T o MMirif, IK'uti-t. K3 BUte street, .Oregon. Finished dental ormni. U Sdlein, Oregon. .inn. rr bna ...., .... r ,.wm wi uTcijr uncnuuuu, i atniess opersv lignB a special ty. r u. pi UGH, Architect, plans, specldca- TT . vtons ana superlutenrtenie for all 'criuieuuenLO lor all Olllce 2110 Commercial clauses ol buildings. iroei, upstairs C.V. RUBEIIT. Arohliect, room 2I. Mar . tjuttin building, P nland, Oicgon. P. J. LAESEN & CO., Manufacturer of Wagons, Car riages, etc. Ropairtne a. Specialty. Hnuii 45 Htate Btreet. PROTEOl'ION LODOK 0. 2 A.O. U. W. Meets In their uhII in mate Insurance building, every Wcduesday evening. A. V IIRMMIl HI ir J. A. REL WOOD, Keoordir. ' THE WILLAMETTE, SALEM, OltEGON. Bates, $2,50 to 1J56.00 per Day irinot.1 tv,tel. bf lwe6n inland and Ban S?.n.S!fC0 Klrt-1 In all lu appointments. Its tables are served with the """""'"" Choicest Fruits Grown lnthe WBlametto VaJley. A. I, WAGNER. Prop. BIOS INVITED. The board of trustees ol theOreeon Stats fn. Wru'0" fiti ,0Ult ttn "verei at Uie h2 nre Bl Invited lor remodeling- the heating sy.tetn In one wlnr. BtSilrieiASS uiTDesrenutttieasvlum. ' -, PHIU MmvoHANT, Wm.Munly.cre-kot " JSS PROPOSALS FOR wrtnn Hfi?.b''1''urfurn'ahlDg wood will !.. . VT1TCUH. in fiTTItv tsal,-i a " ". r mv let ISti. 34 iiniiT II XJ 1 i-licrK w Mnooi d 8 paid tng. KuSTiV S Z.lWL -.!?! sri'ss : ruioTriiVn'teShaf ; rtbr AeUe?2S.Stt' S 'Iy at 1 be 1 - ,,,riihtiBiw',i?i:",'B'. reason. 1 he flr niiui ,- t.Z.1 ."?,J' must : be soiu' Stf.??' Z n1 be OM n. Or. I"ark. 12 im. .v tx Lr?.li, a em.40rortls.wk iJJi"J..'DO,i??r iuitn irk.i...v- -. uuti not nt. w. MWST '"" lbe r,hl to rijeo, auTor Abyo,der.fUi.bo1rd .Jv.Wt. r. . stM'TH. t hairtwan, WU8TER UOUIW.DUmet'cUr'w' i - t "in iiiniiiiniisiii wte.siMiaitnaie.ejMssnaiaia.Mr.111---!- n r--MIMl , i '"fcaj MMMHHMMBHMMMMMllM.e. If' VI U ' M for Infunti 'Oas'rJrla I M Well ifafiM to (hlMfW tnat 1 recommend it m iip lot to an pretcflptJon known to me." If, A, Aaeitaa, M 1),, 111 Bo, Otfofd At,, Brooklyn, H Y. MTlis tii of (f'Mtflrla'i Munlvenial and lis merit so welt known tfwit It seem, n work of inipererogAtlon toendorss It Few are the Intelligent famlllM who do not keep Oastorla within easy rah " .. Oaslo aunrn'. D.D,, . iNow York City. lAto rastor Dloomlngdalo Ilerormetl Church, Tb Caxritm Of Standard Books EXTRAORDINARY Authors. A'FBEEBOOK COUPON WORTH ' FIVE CENlo GIVEN TOOUR'REATDERS EACH'SATURDAYr Uead BirecUons ob Coupon Carcftslly. , THE JOURNAL'S PREMIUM BOOKS. A book coupon Is printed in the Daily Journal every Saturday, which ti numbered dltlerently every week. Buve iiuuiircic, rniu ueuu nieui, wuu o eeuta to pay postage, etc, 10 me JOCBrULW. flee, nnd your chrlce of the following books will be sent you. It is best to mtkt 1st, 2d and 3d choice, so in case we are out of the first we can send.you tbeBecocd VI ly'lllUt These books are the bjst 25 cent book printed and that means arrest dnl these days of cheap books. Cull and see them, or send your order by mall. Wi know they will please you. By simply cutting out the coupon ln each Satur day's JOURNAL and encloslnir 6 Cento to nnv nnatmrn anil nnrknim u-a olvavnn each month free what would ccst during book store or news stand. 1 2 . 3 4 6 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 l.t 14 16 17 18 19 20 21 23 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 80 81 8-J 83 84 85 88 37 Si Called Back. Artlr-io Tii; by F. du Bolsgobey. Bad to Beat. Master oftbe Mine. Love's Martyr. Case of Reuben Malachl. A Fight for a Fortune. The Mu apan Affair. A v, oman s Sacrifice. Karma. A Dark Deed; A Tale ef tho Peasant's War. A House Pa-ty. The Gray and tbe Blue.. ' a.H?.Ue.lecl Xf. B Ky e and Cecil's Fortune A Steel necklace. Jess. Hhe. King Bolomon's Mines. Dark Days, Death or Dishonor. 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