Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-04

gard to the business which I pro-
Pose, and IL YOU win be guided by
my advice and experience there IL
no reason why you should not make
q sure aud safe fortune. There IL
absolutely no risk, as the article Is
(good) money aud IL perfect, as the
enclosed newspaper clipping will
prove. The sizes are la, "a, 5s and
los. My terms are 1000 cost $3.50,
5000 cost $500, 1000 cost S4OO, 5000
cost $500, 10000 cost $1,000, 2O,OOO
5000, and so on Ia the same ratio.
Two thousand in the goods costing
$50 Ia the lowest amount win sell
under any circumstances and II you
will take 10000, costing $1,000, or
10000, costing $1,000, l will give
you the right of your state aud no
one else can get the goods in your
state. Furthermore, do not give
you the goods at these figures after
the first deal. l only give them
now as an extra induccment and to
give you a start. After the first deal
l charge at the rate Of so cents on
the dollar. Now, my friend, If you
wish to enter this speculation it will
I've absolutely necessary for you to
come here and see me personally, as
l will only deal face TO face with
my customers, which Is the safest
and most satisfactory way
for both, as by your coming here
you will see what you are buying
aud l see who l am dealing with
and both feel better satisfied. ]
know it is quite a journey for you to
come here, but look at the advan.
tages; and again think Of the large
profits to be made and no risks and
as far as expense is concerned l
always make liberal allowance In
the goods to cover expenses. Make
up your mind to come here. You
will find me a square, white man in
all my dealings and will never have
cause to regret vi it to me. l will
meet you in New York city any
time you may appoint, which l
trust will be soon; and will show
you my entire stock from which you
can make your own selections.
Then If my goods are not all claim
them to be l will pay your fare to
and from your home. Now what
fairer can you ASK? In Gods name
do not betray me or mention to
living soul what passes between us,
as I have never done you any harm
and never shall, but will prove true
and lasting friend to you. Make up
your mind to come here and in my
next letter l will name hotel for
you to stop at, how you will know
me and full instructions. Be sure
and send me your name and post
office address as l might lose the
one / now have. Burn all letters
and newspaper clippings l send to
you aid will do the same with all
your letters. Trusting you will
answer at once, l remain, yours in
Answer as per slip"
Enclosed was slip upon which was
ype written:
JAMES DALEY,
Alba,
Antrim CO.,
MicE.
This address good for so days on.
y."
The "newspaper clipping" which
5 referred 10 in the letter contains
IN article giving an elaborate des-
cripiion of the prrest Of man charg-
ID with having 100000 in counter
feit money in his session. He
vas tried and dismissed because, the |
says, it could not be proved
hat the money WAS really the work |
| counterft tier. The clipping says
hat the money was made from
,late which WAS stolen from the gov
,rnment printing bureau. The arti-
lie is written ia a manner calculated
o arouse the culidity of the evil in-
,liued. Needless to say there is no
ruth whatever in the article, which
5 not IA clipping from a newspaper,
,ut a closely prepared imitation.
MUHETT lNV