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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-03

per cent bond issue authorized at the
Salem election on Thursday. The
holders OF large blocks OF warrants
are going TO make an effort TO gobble
up the bulk OF the bonds THE jour
NAL believes that the original plan OF
giving all the people chance. max
log II 10 reality a popular loan 10
sums Of 500 10 $500 each, should be
rigidly adhered 10. Mr.. Bush's ad-
Vice TO sell the home loan bonds
at par should not be departed from.
No doubt three or four men could be
found 10 this city TO take the whole
sum OF $4,000. One man could be
found 10 take them probably. A
broker would no doubt be able 70
negotiate" them at a premium TO
some Wall street or Frisco bank But
the actual condition OF our people must
be considered. Salem has no savings
bank. The great bulk Of deposits 10
banks bring practically nothing. No
corporation pays any diYldends. Our
people have no incentive TO Invest
sayings ia anything. Is IL not
a sound policy 10 make as many Of our
own people as possible small stock
holders 10 this city as corporation ?
DO we not need TO teach the largest
number possible the benefit OF In
vestlng savings ,in interest bearing Sc
curltles ? What right has the citizens
administration 10 favor anyone in this
placing of the city debt9 The sub
scrlptlon books should be opened |
at once and limit placed 10 indI-
yidual subscriptions but all treated
alike. That Is Democratic, Amerl-
can, just. Let this community Ia pub
lie affairs begin 10 deal fairly, justly
aud equally with all the people.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-03

The door ol health stands open 10 every
woman who will enter An that she needs
l. the key aud a little knowledge. The
knoWlcdge that she needs IA concerning hcf
own nature. her o0n physical makeup aud
thg principal cause of ill.hValth la women
When q woman suicrs ifom headaches
and pains ia the back and sides, aud bum.
ine aud dmgging sensations aud the weak,
meas, nervousness and dependency that
are caused hy diseases peculiar 60 her sen.
she cannot enjoy good general health. The
Key "a the door oi hvalth-ihe eufr f0r an
disorders " this dcscnpgion--is Dr Picrces
FaVoritc Prescription n a q medicine
specially devised f0T disorders OF this ma
tuw and no other II Is the invention of
an emlneAt aud skilllll specialist. nr n n
Pierce, Ca thirty years chief consultins
physician % the iuvalids' Hotel and Suref
cal lnstilute, AZ huual0 n \. When a
Noman etites 10 % Pierce she eonsnlts
a physician who has pFacticed tOg thirty
ycAfs right Ia one place. and who Vas souic
yeafs ugo honofcd hy his oNn to0nspeople
hy an election iO the National Congress
hg will ausWeI lettcfs nom women hee of
change All professional costesnondeace IL
regarded as sactcdly cOn6dcniiai
for years kspi ialliag Ia hgath aud eritiae
Nofsf snd wore urrsess an ths time writes
eie Aan,s nalsn =, ls,i ssro',.,ii,iess 4enres
piihogi rsiief ~ syslsn eas fan doWn aui
ay neftss seal } lad ulSsls u Ne stsT,s
uAllh acre - tsinid al urnes that 4 sas aifaiN
lhff uiAa ~ cancers I lslt Discouraged snA di1
40 50 any better unih ~ nslss advised lns 10
.nl ~ fisIees fas0Gis frtsCupiion and Cod.
ln AediQi pi~lofeD ttllk twelve boitlrs III
.n sia ~ caCa. Ihanks ~ Clsi srA nf fiences
asdisines. ! "a, saled aaa Aua psn s0llaa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-03

for taxes 70 become delinquent from
month 10 month until the collection
is delayed and dragged out for year
or two years as has been done ia
the past. That plan only en-
riches the warrant speculator and
keeps the county 10 debt
and taxes high. That has been the
custom 10 the past on the theory that
IL favored the poor. The fact is II
fayors the warrant dealer Il fayors
the creditor class who make more out
Of the county finances than all the
taxes they pay. The wealthy
taxpayer waits year or two
before he pays under that plan.
He never pays until the last day OF
grace expires. Those who pay from
800 10 $4,000 taxes hold their money
until a penalty attaches and many OF
them speculate ia the very warrants
that their taxes II called 10 would
cancel II the law were enforced.
Let the county court set May
lst, for delInquents TO pay aud
then let II be enforced. II Sheriff
Durbln can close up all his delinquent
lists AID show no faYofltlsm 10 ex-
tending fayors TO any class OF tax pay
ers Marion county will for once get on
q cash basis and stop the double drain |
Df paying interest on each years taxes
after they are due aud should be In
the treasury.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-03

EQUAL and exact justice 10 all men, ~ what.
As0ever persnasion, religious or political
pfh'e, commerce, aud friendshlp Win all ma
port of tho nint0 governments IN all their rights,
- tho most competent Administrations for our
domestic concerna, and the nurest bnlwarka
against nti-liepubllcan tendencies; the preaer-
walton Of the general government IN It, whole
constitutional yiaOr. ~ the sheet anchor ~ our
peace at home and safety abroad, ireedOm ~
religion. freedom ~ the press
principles fern tho bright constellation which
% gone before us. aud guided our stcpa
through an age Of revolution and Information.
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-03
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed bids will he received by the
board OF school directors of DiStrIcl
n (Lihertyl until ~ noon, April 8.
1899 Tor the completion OF an addition
10 their school building according 10
plans aud specifications prepared by
Chas, H. Buregrat architect. The
successful bidder will be required to
give an approved hOnd "a the fun
amount OF contract. Plans may be
seen at the office Of the architect.
The board reserves the right 10 reject
any or all bids.
A. SMITH, Chairman,
I'd II, &. DAVIDSON, Clerk.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-03
SIXTEEN Mlnsrs Murd.red

SAN FRANCISCO, April "A special
trom juneau, Alaska, to the call, re.
ports the murder OF 10 Kentucky
prUspeotors near the mouth OF the
huskoeum river The story is that
the goldseekers We killed while asleep
10y Indians, who wanted theirkits aud
supplies.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-03

The tremendous tax aud fraud that
has been worked on this city, county,
state and school district, ia delaying
the collection OF taxes from one 20 two
years, aud skImmlDg on the cream OF
the whole community into the pock-
cts OF the warrant dealers and the
copltallstIc class should be completely
broken up. No delinquent tax list
has been published Ia Marion county
siuce 1895. II Sheriff Durbln had not
been elected, no delinquent tax lists
would be published now. II was clearly
the Intention 0f the Republican man
ayers 20 keep carrying these de-
iinluent lists, keep the city, county
and school district heavily IN debt,
keep the warrant business as large a.
possible and allow the corporations
aud heavy taxpayers 10 walt as long
a. they please before paying their
taxes, IL was clearly the Intention TO
control Ali these favored classes 10 the
Interest ofa certain push aud put all
The delinquent taxes "a the hands OF
Me- bingham, the tool Of the capital
istlc syndicate that has operated pol.
tiles AZ salem from time immemor.
ial' Armed With this tremendous
power the syndicate would have
grown still richer while city, county
aud school district would have
run behind, would nave been kept In
tue hole, while many Of this same
class, who take out OF the public ten
dollars for every dollar OF taxes they
pay, would have kept up their hypo,
critical howl Tor retTenchm cot aud
economy, cut down every mans sal
AIRY, cut down the school teachers pay,
discharge everybody from public em-
ploy but their pets aud tools, aud keep
The community Ia their debt, with in-
terest aud taxes As high as ,posslble.
fhat IA tho game of polltics that has
been worked a. Salem uHtll the com,
nuaIly was nearly bankrupt. 1.-THE
people viii 10 ahead with their re.
'oFms as theF have begun, collect
axes on the rich aud the poor on
quail terms, set on cash basis, re.
luce taxes aud Interest 10 tse lowest
Ioleh. pay fair wages but stop an
he political grafts, they may get
'ms relief B0t there Is 40 other
Iay. Politics has become an end.
- ehsla 90 oppress the
asses and enrich few
nscrup0lu0ua men who have
a learned 10 treat public business
om any slandPolat 0at that of :
lvaie cinoh.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-03
VICTORIOUS
At LAST!
Good News for the SUFFERING
Public.

The envioussLyals who were determined to
make Dr.. Cook trouble in the courts haze
la -Aed down, ana their alleged case was
d'sm,ssslwhen it came into circuit court.
They iilpt dare t. meet the truth, as Dr.
Cooks patients are TOO numerous and they
are ever grateful to the man who has cured
then and can cure Others.
De- ColN makes a specially of chronic
d'seises, and does not use poisonous drugs tc
cur them. II you have friend who needs
help send him To
DR J, F COOK.
rs1Iauon lTee. SoI Liberty street
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-03
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ssan tAs 1lA 1slla Hln NslB San,
s C<z|sI1ZzGzS5I


W NhetAer on pleasure bent oF husioe..
tsAe On every trip a bottle of Svrnn !,
Flssl a. acts most pleasantlv s,3
sueettally on the kidneys. liver sDJ
soS oS,ss, ~, l'vNsul'ug ieYers, headaches.
! y ~ ~ N.''S. .tS to.uls Ol sickness. For sale
',is,s ~ ~ ~. o,tlles ol an leading drug.
fsssS i,..s mar 1iactured by the California
'N'l' 3 cod Ia.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-03
How Hello Was Pound

II lost my appetite, my strength an
left me aud | could nos do any work
l got a bottle Ol Hoods SarsaparilIa
aud when l had taken II 4 MAS so
much 0etter that | could do a fairly
good DAYS work, recOmmend HoodS Z
as a good tonic" 1. l.. NOUNG. Attol
Idaho.
Hoods Pills give strength even
Naile their cathartic qualities are al
work. Easy 10 take. 4aSt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-03
Dissolution Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the un.
derslgned, who have been engaged in
mercnantile business at Marion ore,
under the trm name at Hadlev a
White tho past seven years, have d =.
solved partnership by mutual consent.
w. j, Hadley viii continue the hnsl-
ness, assume all accounts aud settle
all claims at the old stand
w j, HADLEY,
H. H. WHITE,
Marion Oregon, March %, 1879,
323 lm'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-03
BODIES Found IN s,swan River

VICTORIA, B. 'C, April s,-lsaac
Jones, who arrived tonight from
Alaska on the steamer Amur, tells of
the uuding OF two dead bodies In
tent on lhe upper Stewart river. One
was clutehlng a bag Of gold.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-03
PLAYED OUT

pul Headache. rams "a yariods parts Of
tue body, S,nklng Al the pu Of the stomach,
Loss oi appetite feveushness, Pimples or
,fes AZ all positive evidences OF impure
blood' No matter how II became SO Il must
ns panhed IN Older TO obtain good health
AeNsfs BLOOD hleN,T has never failed to cure
Seioiaioas of Syphlhlie polsons or any other
p'ood diseases II IS certainly wonderful
'eme1y ana We Viii sell every bottle on a
positive guarantee Lunns drug s,ore
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-03

Tho pleasant method aud beneficial
tnt1lt ~ the well lnoWn remslv,
tFNNf - ilos. manufactured hy tha
CALIFORNIA fIa n1sur Co. illustrate
he faiuf ~ oblRlnine thc LIQUID hNa,
iIfe principles ~ plnh1s known t0 hc
NrdleInal|Y laxative aud presenting
I|Ifm la the form niosl refeshhlr a. the
taste aud acceptable a. tho ,estsisl lt
q HE one perfect nfFenelh,ning MNa.
i've elronelnF fhe system rilecinally.
uItptl'lng eoiAs, headache and feYers
HQNtiY fel promptly and enabling ono
~ ofereone haNltaal funslii,afioii t,.l-
Iu4utnuy rs perfect lfC, dlm fioln
EItry ot8eetipnahle cliai'l ard SAB.
*INnpf and ~ actiuH w 10 kilneys,
I'NNf no4 bowels. without ,laafcnin4
~ nfitatlng them. make d lhe deal
|HHtfIFe
~ l4e processes ~ uannlaclurine asr
Hf< p44d' - fheY Hlo pleasant lo the
taste. but llf modirInn, qualities of the
|RNseaY are nbioIned fion ttnna and
{heT Nfonafic plants Vi d method
noHn ~ the lArJTnHNIA llo h4nur
- only. IL ordrf IS rel as beael.cial
tIttIa Nn4 ~ avoid l'alfafIons. nleaas
'NNN4 n4F TIE lIIf nHlna of ll.rk 'oiananr
f'NfeN pn the fn4ni ~ every paoliape I
"a Ilsl1IRHllA PIG SYRUP co. I
N4~ IHtHQi1po GAR
Z ~. ~ az 1f444'.ss "a ffirf S|t ~ hIllt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-03
Beware Of oin'msnss for cAtauh Tha,
Contain Mercury.

NfNfNNtNH
as mercury will surely destroy the
ssnse oI suell aud completely derange
tue whole system when entering Al
through the mucous surfaces Sueh
articles should never De used except ON
prescriptions from reputable physi-
ciaas, az The damage they Wlll 40 is
ten fold 10 tue good you can possibly
derive trom them. Halls Catarrh
Snle, manufactured by r. J. Cheney
\ Co., IuledO, q contains po meS
cofy' and Is taken internally, acting
dlfvctiN upon the blood aud mucous
surfaces of che system. la buyiny
hall's Uatarth Cure DE. SUM you eet
ths senaine, 10 is taken iuternally,
auu ulane "a loledo, Ohi0, by H. D..
Noeney \ 60, Testlm0nials free.
Sold 0y Druggists, price lac. per
bottle. ~
Halls Family Plns are the best.
t3lm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-03
WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION
STEAMER VIM. M. HOAG,
Captain Geo. Raabe.
Running between Portland ana c..--.,,f.
stopping at all way landings.
RIVER SCHEDULE.
DOWN V,,a.4.v.

ol1sse s'sa.aet has been equipped with irst-
piano. '"N'"'int an elesaht
pa .,s,s assIlssSed for carrying both freight asd
D'oS-sooloi Stale street.
g. MAERTZ, Agent.
salem, OreEon
e. SULLIVAN. Stpt.
Away, Orsgs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-03

~ Is oetier 10 pJeseyo health than
20 cure disease Therefore. Keen ynur
blood puye With Hoods Sarssparills
and b. alWays veil. 4SeI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-03
Bertha n. Hubbard.

Teacher OF riano aud Organ. Resi-
uenee one block west OF North school
corner Special terms TO beginners.
3 81 Int
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-03
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ssars ths = lh Aii lI Nls t6aH Baggh
'''i'''' a &XH1Z=s<

SIGN hEAnACltE Ab OLUTELY AND
pemanenlly cured By usipP Moh Tea A
pleasant herb dnnk. Cues constipation and
indigestion, makes you eat, sleep, work ana
hArpy. Satisfaction guaranteed o. money
hack aSe and Soc lunn 4 Brooks druggist
pNsfEFslA CAN RI CURED BY
asias Acksls oytepala Tablets. one i,ts
'ahet Nili give Immediate relief on money
'eiaaded. Sold in handsome tin boxes Al ssc.
lunn x Brooks druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-03

luA.. '.s:s :s :y i:EN sI:S "a ~ !. P' :ss s: ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-03
Demand

ZVX e are selling more and more
Of the famous "Jenness NH
W Ter" Shoes for women every
week-eyery day
Our customers are enthusiastic
over their superb fitting aud wearing
qualities,
"They no the feet as nature To-
tended"
As stylish and graceful as they are
comfortable and equally popular
with the young, middle aged aud old
Only TO be had Of US In this city.
Only $3.50.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-03

J. J.TURNRR. AGENT, Albany. ore.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-26
Una PALABRA PARA LAS SEEORAS

Por muy popular que sea ell Jara-
be Curative de Ia Madre Seigel en-
tre ambOS sexos, las senOras son7las
que principaImente hablan de el elo-
giandOlO con las mas yiyas Y since
ras expresiones; Ell 10 cual tienen
muchfsima raz6n. Parece que este
Jarabe esta especialmente adaptable
para los males que las senoras sufren
por regla general; derivando de 6l en-
ell periodic crfticO de la vida ventajas
y mejoras que no pueden hallar Ell
otras medicinas. La preston desa-
gradable que Sc siente EN- la cabeza
Sc disipa en- breve tempo mediante
ell uso del reterid0 Jarabe. El me-
lance leo y proGlndo abatimiento del
esplritu, ell cual degenera algunas
veces en- mania aguda, y con no po-
ca frecuencia Ell ell suicidio, Sc cam
bia en- una algeria natural bajo ell
infuj0 de aquel Jarabe. DiSipa este
todas aquellas condiciones de la san
gre que tienden & la formation de
cancer, tumOr y OtrOs males de esta
especie Y echandO fuera las impu-
rezas de Ia sangre, impide, asimismo,
la formation de las venas hinchadas
y otroS males originates de una cir
culaci6n c0rrOmpida: calienta y esti-
mula ell est6mago, hacienda desapa-
recer la frialdad e insensibiidad de
las manos y de los pies causadas por
ell exceso de la sangre en- la cabeza.
Cura. tambien, cl temblor de los
miembroS.
IgualandO de este modo la circu-
laci6n de Ia sangre, ell Jarabe Cura-
two de la Madre Seigel disipa la
tiebre que acOmpafa 4 los resfriadOs,
creando un calof agradable en- todo
el sistema. Como remedio para ell
estrenimiento del yientre, tan usual
en- este periodic de la vida, ell ante
dicho Jarabe aventaja q tOdas las
otras preparedness. Opera suaye-
mente en- los intestinos obrando Ell
ellos de una manera libre Y natural;
pOnieGdo fin de esta manera la
palpitacion del coraz0n, caImando
los neryios Y cTando la debildad
En- una palabra, este eXcelentisimO
remedio sirve mejor que otro alguno
para aquella epoo9 crftica en- la vida
de las senOraN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-26
N NAV NE

les aventuras Y peripecias de los argo-
nautas, mi nairaci6n Sc haria interim
nable. Basic saber que cada dia ocu-
rrian sucesos extraordinarios, mayores
que los del ante iot Dare cuenta dc
alguncs.
Al llegar una isla, cuyo nombre no
tengo presen,e, los recibio el rey, LA
mado Cyzico haciendoles grandes de
mostraciores de afecto y dispensandolcs
la mas generosa y esplendida hospita-
lidad. Sin embargo de que procuraba
Cyzico hacerles pasar las horas agrada-
blemente, echaron de yer los argonau
ias que Su noble anhtrion era presa de
alguna viva inquietud; y habiendole pre-
guntado la causa dc su aparente ansie
dad, supiercn que, asi ell como sus va
sallos, eran vfctimas de los ataques
saqueos de los habitantes dc una monta-
fia vecina, que solo pensaban en- des
truir y matar. como 10 hacian caja vez
que lie parecia, lIevando la desolacion
la ruina q todas parties Mientras habla-
ba el desgraciado monarca, senalo con
el dedo la montana y pregunto a Jason.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-26
Ell VELLOCtNo DE oRo d

Ell VELIoCtNo DE ORC 43
y a sus compafleros 81 no distinguian ma !.
da en- ella.
-Veo-le contesto el joven, -algu-
nos objetos de proporciones enormes;
pero estan distancia tan considerable,
que no puedo conocer 10 que son, aun =
que me pareoen nubarroDes capricaosos
con forma humana.
--Pues yo los a'canzo perfectamen
te observe Lince, cuya vista recorria las
leguas como un telescopio. rs una
partida de gigantes enormes, cada uno
provisto de seis bragos armados de dife-
rente modo, pues trsen espadas, mazas,
lan2as, hondas, fechas Y estacss.
-iBuena vista tienc csc muchacho!--
exclamo el rey.-Asi es en- verdad: seis
jigantes son. descomunales, armados co
mo acaba de oirse, y que nos tienen de.
scsperados va con sus fechorias.
Al levar snclas al dia siguientc los
argonautas. bajaron los jigantes la pla-
va, en- son de guerra. y dando zancadas
de Glen varas. Felizmente, pesar de
sus seis brazos, solo ten'an un cora26n
del tamaiio y de la fortaleza del de cual-
quier valiente. Muy otra sosa hubiesa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-26
2I0-PIEDRAS.

SO1rinOs de TTIyamiT-y q.
Rio Piedras.-Comerciantes on vfye.
res, mercancias, tabaco en- rama elabs,
ado, compra Y venta de ganado vacuna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-26

De Espaha, Europa, Africa, Ame-
rlca, Asia, Occean(a, Mundi y Iisico
EsfcraS de IS centimetros, con cir
,ulos de metal, armilares, terrestrcs
>eiestesy de Copernico.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-04-22

ALRICH-EDWARD tine residence
OF the brides parents, No. 100 lancas-
Ter avenue. on "Wednesday, April 49,
1899. 10y Rev. John ID. G. Hanna. -. d..
lioiacc W. Alrich and Miss Sara t.
Edwards both OF Wilmington.
AILMONp- PORTER.-By Rev Charles
Bowdcu, at his residence, Camden, a.
j.. ON May p. 1895 David Il. Almond
and Ella Porter, both of this city.
BOYLAN-CALLAW Che Second
NJ. l.. Church. ON "Wednesday night.
April 10. 1899, by Rev. Frank A. Hoi-
land, Elmer b. Boylan and Helen a
Galloway, both of this city
DAVIS SCHULTz.-On April TO- 1899
at Kingswood parsonage, by Rev Ed
gar 5. Mace, Edward j. Davis and Clara
b. schultz.
GUHRING - NAGALE.-At Kingswood
parsonage, on April 15 1893, by Rev.
Edgar S. Mace. Frederick Guhring and
Miss Louisa Nagale
METTS-FERGUSON the Harrison
Street NJ. r. Church parsonage. on
Tuesday evening April is. by Rev. r.
T. COursey, Peter T. Nets and Miss
Ada f. Ferguson. both of Wilmington.
RICHARDSON 3D. WINSTCN.-At Han
over, Virginia. on April 80, 1899, Edward
Andrews Richardson ard Frances Byrd
Winston.
PORTER -BANKS.-At Kinsswood par
sonage. ON April H. 1899 by Rev. Edgar
$. Mace, Charles Porter and Mary II.
Banks.
pNLE-BLE 30. 8 West Ecvcuah
street. on Thursday evening, April ~.
1899 by Rev. john ID. g.. Hanna, ID. d.,
Frank j. Pyle aud Mis- Rcbecca j.
Blest both of Wilmington.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-04-22
THE NEW anAzzLFR ;.

Just for fun, one Of the advertised
lines CT The Dazzler.' seems to be
particularly appropriate and fits the
case exactly. Apparently Cosgrove G
Grants comedians are just for fun,
and "1he Dazz,er" Is a most appropri-
ate vehicle for their merriment The
new piece, which means that all the cid
songs. dances. etc. have been laid upon
the shelf and their places filled by
new, up-to-date and bright material,
will be seen at the Opera House ON next
Wednesday night. The company con-
s.sts ol twenty-six people. The Co.'S
tunes are new as we'll as The sOulgs and
dances, and THE Dazzler" for 1898
shines IKE a new do,lar The wcmen's
quartet, which, was one of the pleasing
features OF THE Dazz'er" last year.
has been retained for the presO mt season.
A couple Of new voices have replaced
the Old ones, resulting in a decided i'm
provcment in the singing, and am en-
tirely new set Of selections have teen
arranged fer their voices.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-04-22
COLD AND ENERGY.
A Novel view which May Reconcile
some Sufferers to OR
Climate.

tits encouraging to note that the eli
mate, which last summer brought forth
a temperature Of 10f degrees plus,
touched minus 20 this winter. Encour-
aging because the relation Of tempra-
ture variation to metropolitan great
ness has radically changed in the last
1000 years. Twenty centuries ago, the
great cities of the world were situated
i'm regions cf small annual variation -
temperature. Athens, Rome, AleNan-
dria, Carthage, Babylon-this was true
Of all. Some of these cities, as Athens
and Alexandria. basked in almost con-
tinuni sunshine; the others had winter
climates Ike shat of Albuquerque and
Yuma. There is evidence TO show that
Cato never walked up at 6:3O a. m. and
discovered that the shower bath was
frozen, by breaking the valve in a vain
endeavor to lave his noble fc,n, and
that the indecision that cost Nildas the
battle of Syracuse was never disciplined
by the necessity of deciding whether
first to fire up the furnace or go into the
cellar with a teakettle Of hot water and
an old spring overcoat, and thaw out
the connections of the kitchen sink.
The metropolitan life of those days was
climatically monotonous, and the
weather occupied no space in the daily
press.
The great centers of population to-
day are in regions ofalternate heat and
cold. This rule applies 10 London, St.
Petersburg. Paris. Picking and Kansas
City. Modern city life needs the slim
illus Of alternate heat and cold The
city man of to-day takes ice cream SODA
one-half the year and oyster stew the
her; the bibulous alternate beer with
= ON and Jerry. The iceman Expresses
not forever; winter comes, and with it
the conscientious plumber.
Thus the educated man is educated In
the relaXity ofthings. We may sigh for
perennial summer. but a comparison of
the value of corner lots in Kansas CITY
with those of Carthage, or a contrast
Of our banlS clearings with those OF
Babylon, should make us content
Kansas City Journal.