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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-16
For the Public Good.

1t Is an indisputable fact that the hand.
soonest vestibule trains that are now run
on the American continent are those on
the Burlington route, leaving from Union
depot In Denver, also 81. Paul. immediate
ly ON arrival OF all through trains from the
west. The first and second class coaches
are magnificent, the rec! lining chair cars
suburb. the Pullman slcepers extremely
luxuriant, and as for the meals that are
served In those palace Burlington dining
crrs-yum yum. The next time you 10
east 10 Kansas City, Chicago or ~. Louis,
II you mention TO the ticket agent that you
want your ticket To read rom Denver or
st. Paul over the Burlington route, you
will get II, and you will always be glad OF
II.
If you go via the Northern or Canadian
Pacific, the elegant vestibule trains OF
The Burlington Route, between ~. Paul
and Chicago, or ~. Louis, will carry you
along the eastern shore oi the Mississippi
river for u distance Of 800 miles, amidst
scenery that cannot be surpassed; or, II you
20 via the Oregon short Line or Southern
Pacific, and your ticket reads via The
Burlington Route from Cheyenne or Den.
yer, you will pass through all the thriving
citier ana towns located IN what In popu-
larly known IN the Heart OF The Continent.
For further Information apply 10 a. T..
sheldon, General Agent. 8 First street,
Portland. Oregon. t'ivd&wG
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A swindIiug Preacher.

YOUNGSTOWN, o., May Authorization
has been received here of the arrest OF the
Rev. Peter J. Van Etten at Toledo ON the
charge OF swindling Mrs. Julia Homer, a
widow residing here, out OF $4,000. Van
Etten came here last July. representing
that he was Methodist minister, and by
his pleasing address secured boarding with
Mrs. Homer The latter was having
trouble with tenant, aud at the sugges-
ton OF Van Ettcn decided him the prop
erty, valued at -, 900, he claiming that he
would Dust the parties aud give back her
property. Van Etten no sooner secured
the deed than he morlgaged the property
for $1,000 and skipped. An officer left to-
day for Toledo.
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4 Confederate Home Proposed.

Prom the Pamgould Press
Every county in Arkansas has one or
more disabled and INDECENT exc Confederate
soldiers who ought 10 be provided with n
home. Organizations should be made in
every county, therefore, to assist the State
association in lis efforts TO build and main
tain such home. This cause Is one that
appeals TO every humane and right think
ing man, no matter what his politics or
which side he fought for during the late
war We want 10 give the comforts Of
home 10 those old soldiers who have no.
body 10 care for them. There are hun
dreds Of ox-Confcdcratcs In every county
who are now able 10 contribute 10 this
good cause, and we are sure that they will
do II. let Ms build at Little Rock home
for ex.Conicdcptes that will shelter and
protect all the disabled and INDECENT vet
Grams Of the ''lost cause" In Arkansas.
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a mig Mining suit.

Los ANGELES, Cal, May 2O.-A big
mining suit has been begun here by rep.
rcscntatiyc Of the Waterloo Mining Com
pauy, Of Milwaukee. contcsting John S.
Does patent TO Oricntas Mine No. 9, in
the Calico Mining District Of san Bcrnar-
dino County. Supt. Singer, Of the Water
loo Company, declares the Oriental patcnt
Is invalid, ~ no discovery OF a lode was
made before the location OF the claim. lie
aycn that the only ledge in the Oriental Is
a streak Of silver ring lode owned by the
Waterloo Company. The suit involves
properly worth so, 900. 900.
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NEw YoRK, May 2O.-hIiss Fanny Day.
export, the actress, and Mr.. Melbourne
Mcdowell, leading man in her dramatic
company, wero hurried privately by the
Rev. Charles H. Eaton, pastor Of the
Church OF the Divine Paternity, at DR..
Eaton's residence, at a few minutes after
3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Eaton. the Doctors wife, who acted as
one OF the two witnesses required by law;
male relative OF Miss Davenport, who
acted ~ the other witness. and Miss Day-
exports ten year old niece, were the only
persons present ut tho ceremony besides
the principals aud the clergyman.
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Presidential APPOINTMENTS.

WAsniNGroN, May 2O.-rhe Presidenl
made the following appointments today
10 be Receivers Of Public Money!
Thomas d. BumgirnoL OF Arkansas, at
Dardmcllo, Ark, Henry G. Pickles, OF
Delaware. at Folsom, Nm. Frank Lcsnct,
OF New MoXico, at Roswell, n. NJ.
10 be Registers Of Land O0iccs--Wm.
Col; John II, Mills, OF New Mexico, at
Roswell, y. NJ.
Indian Agents james Blythe, OF North
Carolina, at the eastern Cherokee agency.
In North Carolina, John Foshcr. Of Wyo-
ming Territory, al The shoshonc agency
In Wyoming nurutOry.
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Hoard ofyi.,,or. Appo,n,.a.

WAsnINGToS, May 20.-Tho Board
Of Visitors to the military academy
at West Point has been appointed. They
are rs iollows--on the part Of the Senate
Hon. Q. X. Davis. ST. Paul, MINI; Hon.
J. w. Daniel, Lynchburg. Va,
On the part Of the House: Hon. S. NJ
Robertson, Baton Rouge, La; Hon. $. s
Yodor, Lima, Ohio; Hon. George W.
Sheets, Marion, lnd.
by the President Prof. Leroy d.
Brown, Reno, New; Prof. q. NJ. Pinker
ton. Perry, Iowa; Rev. ID. u. w. Chidlaw
Cloves, o., Rev. Arthur Edwards, Chicago
Dr.. Nathan = Lincoln, Washington, ID
c.; Captain Charles King, U. 5. A., Ire
tired. Milwaukee, Wis; Gcnl. Low Wal
lace, OF Indiana.
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Roman catholics In session.

CrScISsArf, o., May 20.-The Fifth
Provincial Council OF Cincinnati (Roman
Catholic), which includes the States oil
Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana and
Michigan, has begun its sessions, which
will continue for perhaps week. 1t is
called to consider moral and educational
questions pertaining TO the church, but
has no jurisdiction over doctrine, and its
decress are void until approved by the
Pope. The religious ceremonies attendant
upon the opening Of the council were very
imposing, The officers Of the council under
the Archbishop are:
Promoter OF council, the RI Rev. Bishop
Dwenger.
Notary, the Rev. Lcle, Of the Seminary.
Master Of ceremonies, the Rev. DIR.
Moeller, Chancellor OF the Archdiocese.
Secretaries, the Rev. DR.. Byrne, OF the
Seminary, and the Rev. DIR. Noes, OF
Cleveland.
Sessions are held in secret, and the pro-
ceedings are in the Latin tongue.
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BosroN, Mass, May 2O.-wm. II. Derby,
cashier Of the Mutual District Messenger
Company, Of this city. Is under arrest on a
charge Of cmbczlling $4,000 from the
Western Union Telegraph Company. II
was discovered some time ago that there
was something wrong with the accounts
and suspicion fastened upon Mr.. Derby.
An expert was placed on his books and
found lac had made u a practice 10 raise
the amount Oi the monthly bills of the
company against tho Western Union Tclc.
graph Company and pocket the difference
between that and the current amount
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ua.the wori, of Iu.euata,,.s.

CucAoo, Ill.,, May 2O.-lt Is now gen.
orally believed that the rcccnl South Chi.
cago and Cummings dros, oniailing los,
Of over $4,000, were tho work Of inccndi.
aries Two HOUSES in the same district
were discovered 10 DO on Ere yesterday
morning, but by prompt action the flames
were cNiinguishcd before any serious dam
ng' WIS done. The community u greatly
excited, the alarm having been increased
by the happenings Of yesterday. The 20.
lice arc making every cndeayor 10 apprc.
bend the mlscrcans responsible for the
nrra
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A Peculiar disease Amo.s IIo,.c.

lNuiANAruLa, lni., May ga pccu.
liar disease resembling malarial fever has
become alarmingly proyalontamong horses
In aud around this city. About 30 per
cent Of the horses In the city ap affected
with H. Until Friday tho disease had
been fatal In but q icw cases, but since
that time the symptoms have become more
alarming and number OF horses have
died. filty.six animals KEEP, for light
driving. have died within q week aud the
number affected j. steadily ON the Increase.
~ iar veterinarians have found NO remedy
for the disease,
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THE oRoNIN MYSTERY.
Woodruff Makos Another Confession
A Reward offered for Information.

Woodruff Makos Another Confession
A Reward offered for Information.
CmcAGo, H., May 20. The man Wood
ruff, who confessed some days ago to
carrying away body from barn on the
night that DR.. Cronin disappeared, said
today that the body was taken from a eel
lar under the barn. Detectives were sent
to the place'and found the cellar M do
scribed and in 1t bundle OF blood-stained
rags Blood stains were also found in the
barn.
james T. Boland, chairman Of commit
tee OF DR.. Cronin's friends, issued u ci rcu.
lar this evening narraling the circum-
stances Of the doctors disappearance, no.
asserting tho belief that he was murdered,
and adding 81 hereby offer reward OF
5000 for any Information that may lead
10 the arrest and conviction OF any OF tho
principals in, accessories to, or instigators
Of this crime" The circular continues
''r am also authorized TO offer further
reward OF 5000 for any satisfactory evi.
donce that will prove that lac is not dead,
and that would lead 10 the dicoyery Of his
Whereabouts"
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Jake Saunders. 49, 10 to !; Gore u, iia to l. Jed
MS, 3to Miss Ryan, no. 10 l. Artistic no. to 1;
Harry Hull n, 10 tOl.
Second Race-Thnc-quaTtes OF a mile. j. n.
Clay, III 10 Iowa Boy, 10, DO !; Billy @. lie,
10 TO l. Hattie u. H. 10 !; Kate Bensberg l0I, 10
10 /; Carton, i01, I 10 d Catharlne II, lOt, toll.
Third race, selling. ~ iurlongs Virginia 100.
To |; Lula Mckee %. 10 10 |; Ormie VI. 10 TO L.
Oyerton lu2 10 > ilcidelshcim l02, even money
EatDntOwn i02, itOi.
Fifth race, ~ iurlongs, selling:
California ~. . 20 1; Moonlight i01, 10 !; Nc
Bowling. iOl, % !; jim jordan l02, 10 J. Cover
ner i02. To |. s. Adams 100. 2tol.
Fourth race, mile selling
Bankrupt IFS To o Cartier li3, ITO !; Osgood i0i.
10 o. solid Silver i0i. 10 I; Kemp billiard l0l,
" I. 81 Albans VI. even money. jennie ~ " TO I.
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Special Dispatch 20 The Appeal
NASHVILLE. Tenn, May 2O.-Tho Hon.
John L. Mccall, Republican Representa-
tive from Henderson County, In the Gen.
ofal Assembly today ielcgaphcd his rcsig-
nation rs such TO Governor Taylor lie
did not state the reasons for his rcsigua-
ton, but II Is inferred that lac has been
appointed assistant 10 the Hon. Samuel
w. Hawkins, United States District At
tornoy, for the Western District Governor
Taylor being out Of the city the rcsigna
tion awaits hisr cturn.
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Ascrnmbi. tor the 0n,re..

WAsuISGToS, May 20.-The contest
over the vacancy that will be created in
the army next week by the retirement Of
Adjutant- General Drum on account OF age
Is waxing warm and forms the main topic
OF officers gossip at present. II is gener-
ally conceded that the chances for the
Adjutant- Gcneralship lie between Colonies
Kellon and Whipple. The former Is now
on duty hero rs First Assistant Adjutant-
General and the latter Is at Governors
Island. Although Col. Kelton is tho
younger man, ho outranks Col. Whipplo
and is at present at the head OF tho list OF
Assistant Adjutants-Genoral and the
usual course Of army promotion would
bring him to the fore, especially in view
Of the fact Of his extended experience OF
late ut the head Of the corps in the absence
Of Gen. Drum. But there is precedent
in u somewhat similar case, which led To
the selection OF Gen. Baird as tho head OF
the Inspection Corps over Gen. Jones,
who outranked him, although lac was
younger.
On tho othor hind, there Is case Of
Gen. Casey aud Gen. Parke in the contest
for tho position OF Chief OF Engineers
Casey was the younger man, but out.
ranked Parke owing To the change he
made from the typographical engineers to
the engineer corps; Casey received the ap.
polntmont. The retirement OF Gen. Drum
will cause the promotion of Lieutenant
Colonel Rugglcs Ia be Colonel aud Mai. II.
G. Corbiu 10 be Lieutenant Colonel, lcav-
ing vacancy Ia the list OF assistant Ad.
iuan,s-Gencral with the rank OF major. ior
which thcte Va bitter strife among a large
number Of cnIs.ins.
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Authorized Go neai. nu.,,....

WAsniSoroS, May 30.-Ihe Compirol'
Ter Of tho Currency has authorized the
First National Bank Of MiAliniown, Pa,
TO begin business with a capital Of $50, 900,
the First National Bank OF Burlimgame,
kas., 10 begin business with q capital ol
10000, aud the First National Bank oil
Pana, ILL.,, with n capital Of $4,000.
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fhc BOG aIIled Ernm dine Mnicr.

NRw IoRK, May 20.---It was long after
noon today when the dense fog that over
spread the lower bay since Friday night
was sufficiently cleared away to enable the
immense fleet of ocean steamers anchored
there to come up TO the city. Up to
this afternoon no additional disasters were
reported this side Of Sandy Hook. The
steamers landed 5,502 immigrants at Cas-
tic Garden, the largest number in one
day In many years. The Arizona, from
Liverpool, reports nearly being run into
by the steamer Normandie, on Sunday
morning, a few miles below Sandy Hook.
The passengers on both vessels were
greatly scared.
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CmcAoo, Ill.,, MAY ga dispatch from
Boston, stating that nj Ia annual meeting
the American Baptist Educational Society
had decided 10 establish an institution Of
learning Ia Chicago, and that $3.50, 900
Of the Sl,000,0O0 proposed bad already
been subscribed, has aroused the livoliesl
interest among the Chicago Baptists.
'Mr Rockefeller N rcticcnt man."
said the Row. II. 5. Taylor, Of tho Englc.
wood Baptist Church, and though his giil
h generous one, Il Is rumorcd that he
VIII mako tho amount something like
5000, 900 before he gets through. / sup
pose u i indiscfcct TO way tina, the old
university place is the site most iayoraby
looked on by the committee, a. Il would
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nr.nlt. nd ara, sound.

Nav YoRK. May 2O-Rain fell at
Guycscnd track last night and nearly all
the morning Tho track was ietlock-dcep
In mud, but Il was thin aud no, slippery.
Fint Raoc-Thrcc-Quarlcn Of n mile.
Starters King Crab, Fordham, Guaran-
tee. J Z Dee. ~ Dec won In l:i0l, guar
antec second, Fordham third.
Second Raco-Milc and an eighth.
Starters: Diablo, Bordclaisc, lologis, Bar
rislcr and Toronto. Diablo won In 2.Ol,
Bordelaisc second, Barristcr third.
Third Raco-fivc oighths Of n mile.
Starters DAILY, Clin'wood. Mucilagc. Tor
mentor, Onward. Elmstono aud Unadaga.
Mucilagc Won In i0j, Tormontor second,
Onward third.
Fourth Racc-Onc mile. Starters Grim
aldi, bohemian, Gailus Dan aud Bella II.
Bella u won in i.47l, bohemian second,
Gnmaldi third.
Filth Neutrality-suspicious. Of a mile.
Starters Bob Fury, Duplciiy, Long
Island, Gcrmanic, Blue Rock, Mpion,
Sunshine and Village Maid. Blue Rock
won in lil7l, Long Island second, Bob
Fury third.
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likely increase the price. Since the Bap-
tist people lost that property, which was
bequeathed tliein by Stephen. A. Douglas.
they have felt desire to regain possession
OF it. II is nowin the hands OF the Homo
Insurance Company, and is bound up
some way bysliiigation. With this pres
ent donation, and II fair price is asked,
! think the committee would take back
their old ground and on it erect the new
university. 80.
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j. M. CREWS ACCEPTS
The General Agency for the Ladies' Her.
mltage Association.

me General Agency for the Ladies Her.
mitage Association.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 20.-The Hon.
j. NJ. Crews, OF Shelby County, a member
OF the present General Assembly, has been
rendered and has accepted the general
agency OF the Ladies Hermitage Associa-
ton, which, under law passed at tho re-
cent session, has charge OF the old home
and last resting place Of President Andrew
jackson. Mr.. Crews is the author OF the
bill transferring the Hermitage to the as
sociaton, and Is also closely connected by
marriage with the family of the hero Of
Now Orleans. lie will at once enter upon
the discharge OF his duties, going to Chat
tanooga and Knoxville this week, and
thence TO New Orleans TO confer with ex-
Conlederates regarding the Hermitage.
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NIeIalea tho Ile,snne.

SPECIAL dispatch 10 The Appeal
NEWPORT, Ark, May 20. Phillip Rueker,
n negro Of Independence County. was
taken 10 Little Rock this evening by
United States MaT0hal Newton Faulkon-
berg. Ruckor Is indicted ior frequent vio-
laiions OF the revenue law by selling liquor
without the special tax.
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on the ocean oar' little about storm. lie o,
positively indlatrut whether he Il washed over.
board or not but sc, flghl by wlncglas.iul or
two Of Ho,lctlcfs stomach nliton, he feels o..
moved Interest In bis peuonal saicly. This Cue
corrective nsuuailcs In brhckish waicr-oiicn
oompulsofily dnnk on shipboafd. TO the gdevous
dolhment Of hoallh-lhs pcrniolom Impurities
which give riso 10 disorder Of the stomach, liver
and bowels To The mariner. the tourist the
western pionecf and miner. the niilsu Ia inyalua.
Ne as a means VI proleoiiou against malaria when
10 seeds sro latent In air aud water To Tho enc,
Of oycrNork. mental OF manual, |, isa mott rolia'
bo auudo,o. ana 70 the dsbiliiaicd and nervous II
ta0ris great and speedily iclt rciiei aud vlgor.
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ne KILLED ,,. arr. rather.

COLUMBUS Ind, May 20.-wm. New
comb, an aged citizen Of this city, was
fatally shot yesterday by Jesse Davis, n
young man who has persisted In paying
visits to Newoomb's daughter against tho
wishes OF her father. Davis offered no
resistance when arrested.
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Probable Winners Today.

CHICAGO.
First Rtcc-Pallsade. Amelia.
second Racc-J u tlay. Catharlne H.
Thinl Racc-Oumic. EatOntOwn.
Fourth Racc-SOlid silver. Kemp billiard
Fifth kacc-C California. McBOwllng.
BROOKLYN.
First Race Brltianic. Bessie June.
Second Rncc-The bourbon, fitzroy.
Third Racc-Ray W, folly.
Fourth lace-Tca Tray. Richmond.
Fifth Raoc-AmlOy. Pidishau Relic.
Sixth kacc-llot Scotch, liaticnby.
LAToNfA.
First Rncc- Chllhowie. Chccny.
Second liacc-lonl Fcyton, Zclika.
Third Racc-st. Lager. springtime.
Fourth kacc-tlay stockton. LEILA May.
Fifth l,noc-Mlss Belle. Lady blackburn
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The California Ear,hauaa..

LICK OBSERVATORY, Cal, May 9O-Tho
earthquake was felt hero at Dol O'Clock
yesterday morning. Tho shock was not
heavy, but nm extraordinary feature OF Il
was tho great duration which Is registered
ON the instruments. For two minutes and
twelve seconds tho vibrations wcro felt.
They were FROM north aud south.
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Rc.uI,. AZ chicago Yesterday.

Fint Race-Thrco-quartcr, OF a mile;
selling. Katie $ hrst Little Bess second.
Meta third. Tme-l:lS
second Race -Thrco-quarters OF milo.
Hollywood Grst. schoolmaslor second.
LOTTO 4 third. Timc-l;isl
Third Race-Mio and a sixteenth SELL
ing. Endurcr llrsL Irma II second, Unite
third. Tme-l.bl.
Fourth Race ono mile Unto first,
Leo II second, Lewis Clark third. Time
l:45i. 49,,
Filth Raoo--Mllo aud an eighth. Wins.
low ilrsL Elphin second, Irish Tat third.
Time--207.
ExrRIEs ron TODAY.
mt RAeo-Fixe sIshih. Of a mile. nall,ads. ils,
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LAcE curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished ut Mcmphis sloam Laundry, pa
second street Branch 0nico 81 Madison.
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DoS'r fail 70 attend salc Of Preston
Subdivision TODAY ut n o'clock. Tho
property Is Owned by T. u. Cmighcad,
Of Nashville. and Is the finest yet OF.
iercd.
\. W. RoYsrrR & Co.
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A CRUEL SHIP-MASTER.
HOW A BRUTAL FRENCH SEA-cAP-
TAIN TREATED SHIP WRECKED

Pilots After He Had Caused the Loss
OF Two Lives-The Awful Experience
OF Sailors IN the Recent Fog in New
York Harbor.
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not seen the flash lights. A suit will be
begun by the surviving pilots against the
French company for damages.
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LATEST In Photographs at Echard's, "a,
Main.
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Tn. Long Dron,h Ended.

IInL'DALE, Mich, May c0.-The long
drouth is ended. Yesterday afternoon
there was a shor, but very heavy rain.
Tho very hot aud dry weather for the last
four weeks has hurt the crops seriously.
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Ngno'a
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LAprrs, for 2Sc you can buy a Hat worth
800 ut \. LayisneS
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ORprR Nashville Crcam from Jacob
Sccssoll, TELEPHONY pl, o. &. J. fallow,
telephone Lila The best In the city.
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Has recently madr some OF the most
beautiful suits " clothes over socn In the
city. lie makcs n specially Of tine goods,
and his reputation ior lifting is unsur.
passed.
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Old brandics for medicinal use.
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orricrs furnished with towel rack comb,
brush aud clean towel every morning for
20 cents per week, by Memphis steam
Laundry. Ornament 10 any Office.
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LAprEs, be surc 70 SEQ y. Layigno's .oe
Hats. Theyare worth 800.
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ORprR Nashville Cream from Jacob
sccsscll, telephone VI. or O. J. Fallow,
telephone l,ll3. Tho best In the city.
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CAUTION.

VA ~ lAONs
Swiitf Specific Il entirely a vegetable prcpar.
ation. and should not be COMPOUNDED with tho
various substitutes. limitations, non secret hum.
bugs, "Snccus Alierans." etc, etc. which arc
now bclng manufactured BY various persons.
None OF these contain single article which
enters into the composition Of :. =. \. There IL
only one Swifi'- spccilc, and there Is nothing IN
the world like II.
CorrEEvuig, Mrs. February 20. 1888.
Gentlemen; I suffered with eczema for nearly
two years. and was treated by three physicians,
but they could do me no good. ! spoke OF try.
ing =. \ n and they told me u would Kill nc.
but tried u any way, ana after taking Elk or
eight bottles ! was completely cured, and have
never been bothered since with II, and feel II
aduiy 10 you aud suffering humanity 20 make
this statement II. :. DAVIS.
hoSTroRr HousE, Wills Point, Texas.
April ), iSSa
Gentlemen: Our baby when hot two weeks
old was attacked with q fcrofulons affection
that for time destroyed her cycsight entirely,
and caused us 10 despair Of her life. She was
treated by the bcst physicians without b,ncdt.
We finally gave her Swin's Specinc, which
soon rrllcycd her completely aud che - now a.
hale and hearty a child 81 three az can be fouDi
Anywhere. T. V. DELS.
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