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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-22

which supplies the drug stores o.
the various stations of the district.
The capitals of each district as well
as all 'he important stations have
government hospitals, for the care of
the natives in the government SER
vice; these are generally built of
brick and are well fitted. In Bona
and Leopoldville there are hospitals
especially fitted out for the care OF
the whites,
The government has established
school colonies managed by Belgian
sisters of mercy, where scholars ac-
qulre a practical professional train
ing. From these institutions the
government has acquired the SER
vices of capable employees, foremen
and non-commissioned officers for
the Free State army, known as the
Force Publique."
In 1886 the Belgians had only
three missions and six missionaries
in the Free State; today they own SO
missions and 80 itinerant misslonar-
les. Besides these there are $40 mis-
sion farms, 113 churches and chapels
523 lecture halls, three intermediary
schools, rs primary schools and 450
elementary schools, where the ma
tives themselves teach reading and
writing. Then there are seven poor
asylums, rs Christian villages, and
75, 900 converted Christians.
The above is but a very brief idea
OF what the little country of Belgium
has accomplished in 81 years in that
vast African territory. The effort
has been herculean, and the results
30 astonishing that 1t has aroused
the jealousy OF those who would
reap the harvest without the trouble
Of sowing the seed or wedding the
ground.
IL is not in vain that Cardinal Glib
,ons says; "There has been great |
AMOUNT of exaggeratlon in the stores |
" mal-administration. King Leopold |
Is a wise, humane ruler, and we hear
through missionary sources that
whenever cases of cruelty have oc-
,urred, King Leopold has been
prompt to redress such abuses and
punish offenders. fear this agita-
ion against King Keopold's admins
ration is animated partly by relig-
Gus jealousy and partly by CONNER
.lal rivalry. Il is TO be hoped that
he individuals who are carrying II
m will not be successful in their ef-
orts to induce the powers TO inter
ere"
No stronger expression OF the truth
vas ever given in regard TO Congo
Iffairs and IL Is a satisfaction TO
now that Il comes from such
ource.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-22

tlons. weaknesses and distressing deranree
mcuts, ls Dr. PiCrce's fayOrito Prescrip.
tlon, az Is amply attested by thousands
OF unsolicited TESTIMONIALS contributed by
Rratetul patients who have been cured ~
~ OF loucorrhca, painful periods. irregular
itios, prolapsus aud other displaccments,
liberation Ot uterus and kindred atiec,
lions, often after many other advertised
medic... g had failed
Both these worldfamed medicines are
wholly nude mp from tho rlyceric ox.
tracts oi no'iv" medicinal roots. found
No uur American forests The processes
vmplo>tu ln thclr manufacture were
original with nr Pierce, and thoy arc
carried Ou hy skilled chemists and phnf-
mncists with tho ana 81 apparatus ard
appliance specially designed and bullt
Tor This purnusC. Both medicines are
entirely irco Irum alcohol and AN other
harmful hahltioumlug drugs. A mll
list ot their ngwd.onfsls printed on each
ot thelr Wrappers, They are both made
of srth native mHciHal roots as have
rrcrlNcd the StrouUpst endorsement and
praise for their curative virtues frOm
We most lfnulntut writer's on MOtrriu
NoalW iO this country What IS said oi
lher power 90 euro the several diseases
Ter which they aro advised may ba
easily lcowod hy sending your name
and adtrrsf OBJ pr. X. y. Plerce. RuFalo
\, y, tgr 20 AI,'o hoohlot which he has
complied, containing copiOus extracts
irlm numerous standard medical books
which ago consulted as authorities by
physicians of thc several schools of praS
tlce Tor their guidance I'm prescribing. m
Is rhtF no Ala A postal card request
vii lrlne iL
You DONE have % rcly SOLELY upon the
manufactures eeN-so as 90 the power oi
hr ilyrtVs medicines Go cure, as with
other mollclnes su.d through druggists
You have The dlNni,ftsitd testimony of
a host ~ the lc2dug medical wrlios
and teachers. send Tor this eopious
testimony lt cGn b. rClitd upon to
ee truthful bocause q u 0itirt.g dls
tutfftNtCf.
Or, plcnae's Pleasant Pellets enre con.
silnauon, C0ns,ipatlOn Is tho cause Of
many diseases, Cure the cause aud YOU
cure the disease one spollet- Il
gentle laxative, aud two mild eAthar-
lie. Druggists sell them, aud nothing
\ lust as g0g.A,- They are the oI1gtlinl
Little Liver pills llrst pnt up hy old
llr. Pierre over 20 yeAp ago Much
Initiated, but never eQqalo,k they Aro
tiny s1gar-coated grAnules -oasy " tsks
a. candy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-22

Washington. April 22.-The uni
ted States supreme court advanced
TN today the cases OF the southern
Railway company and the Illinois
Central Railroad company against
the interstate commerce commits,
sion. involving the right OF the rail-
road companies TO advance the
freight rate on lumber and set them
down for today, and they are accord
ingly being heard in Chicago today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-22
CONGO
FREE
STATE
King LeOpOId's Administra-
tlOn Not SO Black as II
Has Been Painted
New York CommercIal.l

The Congo Free State has in view
the building OF further lines OF rail-
way, which, when completed, will
add TO a further 1000 kilometers to
the railway system OF the Free State.
On the waterways OF the state there
are regular steam navigation lines.
On Sanley Pool there are about 100
steamers, half of which belong TO
the state. The steamers I'm use on
the river and the lakes have been
specially built in Europe for shallow
waters. On the Upper Congo river
the feet belonging 20 the Free State
comprises 80 odd steamers, besides
which there are eight on the lower
Congo, and 20 more belonging TO
private companies. The terminus
ports for steamers are StanleyvilIe on
the Congo river, Kunimbi on the
Loamai, Popokabaka on the Kwango,
Congo on the Ubangi, Ibem on the
1timbiri and Jambuya on the Aruwi-
mi From these ports wide and easy
highways extend toward the interior,
some OF them specially constructed
for automobile service and others for
projected railways.
Steamers and sailing vessels have
been launched on Lake Tanganyika,
Lake Kivu and Lake Moreo. The !
ports OF Banana, Bona and Matadi.
on the lower Congo. are accessible at
hll times 70 ocean-going steamers,
and Banana, at the mouth OF the
river. enjoys the great advantage OF
having no sand banks TO interfere
with navigation. Communication in
the Free State has within the past 1 0
years largely developed by means OF
The telephone and telegraph, the first
telegraphlc line being established be-
tween Bona and Matadi in 1895. In
1898 both the telegraph and tele-
phone were extended TO Leopoldville
rom Matadi.
In 1899 another 500 miles OF wire
we're In service, and since then long
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-22

MHAt lllf Sukt' People often ask
sWhat do Dt Plerce's two leading mod-
lclnes Golden Medical Discovery and
'fayorito Prescription cure %
hrleny, Tho answer Is that slnlden
Medleal Dt CQyeIy- = IN l a nnAl, ,pQlenI-el
4IAllAr, 0r -hliAd. nuriheI. and LnnIc. or
tnNIkorAl0l. aud acts pspoglallN fAVOTablv
III II llltalh e-M1Y-lpsln Al La -lall0llH
Inlnk kilLln IS, As of the nasal passages,
ufOAt brOEehial tubes. stomach. bowels
aud bladder curing large percentage of
catarrhal e,ses whether the disease al
iocts the nasal passages, the throat,
lhrynX hronchia, stomach tas catarrhal
dyspepslal, bowels )as mucous dlarrheal,
bladder, ptsrus or other pelvic organs
Even in the chronic or ulceratyo stages
oi these affections, 10 Il generally success
tul 10 Affecting cures. In fact tho eGoldcn
Medical Discovery Is without doubt, tho
most successful constitutional remedy for
all forms of catarrhal diseases known 90
modern medical science In chronic
Naaal tAArrh lr. SaHos Cntarrh Remedy
fluid should he used for washing and
cleansing out the nasal passages while
taking the sDlscOvorys for lis hoOa
cleansing and specific, healing effects
upon The mucous lining membranes. This
combined local and general roatmont viii
cure very large percentage 0t the worst
cases of chronic nasal catarrh, uo matter
OF how many years standing they may be-
49, ~ tAAAilia-A ANekAlA klAlils-lk-
AAAlaEd-LAt-lne-L ~ one clkss Ql dis.
eAAl2 pnll THOSE WVahneasOs, derango.
ments and irregularities peculiar to
women. 10 lsa powerful, yet gently act.
ing, inNigotaupI tonic and noryine. fOr
weak, wofnr0u,s oNVrsWOrkcd wOmen--uo
matter Nhathas caused the hnUak-d0Wn.
sFavorlio Prescription will DO found
.nuSt effective la building up the strength,
regulating the wouanly Mpctions, sub.
DUNG pain AMI hrl1glng about healthy,
strong Vigorous condition Of the Wholo
system.
Or. Pierce believes that our American
forests abound M most valuable moii-
clnal roots inr the cufo Oi mOst Of our
ohstlnate and most fatal diseases. II No
would properly investigate them; aud,
~ confirmation ~ this arm conviction.
he points with price % the almost mar
yeloAs cures Effected BY his sli0ldon Med.
lcal DifooFeFy, which has Proven Itself
~ b the most efficient stomach tOnic,
ptef tnFlGQfAtQr, heart tonlc and rogN-
kalQf, end blood cleanser known 10 med
lpai sclsnpe, Not less marvellous, In the
pnpAfeneled c0rot IA = constantly max
NJ % wo1Ann many peculiar aaeo-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-22

book that tells all
about il, both sentfree
by mail. Address DIR.
Kilmer & Co, Biug-
hamtOn, N. Y. When
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-22
CHARTER CHANGES
BY COMMITTEE.
Mayor Of Pendleton VIII Appoint
Citizens To Work With city
COancil.
(Pendleton East Oregonian)

(PendletOn East Oregonian).
Twelve taxpayers OF Pendleton'
three from each OF the four wards OF
the city. to be appointed by Mayor
James A. Fee. will form a committee
which will work with the city in for
mulating the charter changes which
will be adopted by the citizens at au
election to be held later.
This was the decision OF the eiti-
Een's mass meeting which was held
at the court house for the purpose
of discussing charter changes. The
meeting was well attended by tax
payers and citizens. and thorough
discussion Of the principal changes
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-22
IiOSTS OF GOOD PEOPLE
Blessed Land Rise Up and Praise Dr. Perces Family Medn
mmon Gratitude Prompts This Sentiment In Favor os
DIR. Plerce,s Medicines.

These soplo ready and anHou: Medicines
cured friend
npes Naturally sense Of gratitude such persons
f1erces medicines afflicted
nsalons have been general sale drug and medicine
decades
thfy 9t M pcines OF more than ordinary merit
attacks sometimes
temporarily injured their
hbeous article published
% yea Their sale greater to-day than The pub
brought and judgment
~ o. their malicious article concerning DR. hes FayOr
Wsf aa 1 r IaL An9ll
world m list Of the ingredients entering into his medicines and this
pe hs malicious vndad
h incidence In CONSEQUENCE his medicines have enjoyed popularity and
greatly demand due largely to the fact OF Dr. Prce
trust IN HIM and bis medicines lie has withhold
publishes composition of his medicines
all who use them know exactly what they taking Thus they
placed all bg Themselves
patent medicines, for they n fact neither,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-22

oulnA'Sa ~ hSSliS GOlutuWdlte
Life.
Four Footed Americans.
Cold Stories American Progress,
Children of Cold.
Being a Boy.
Child stories American History.
Prince and Page.
Noank's Log.
U. s. Vol. 5.
Glengarry School Days.
Under the Rose.
Kim.
The Road to Frontenac.
The Heart of the Ancient Wood.
Lady Roses Daughter.
No. John Street.
Guenn.
Phillpotts-Th Golden Fetch.
Francezka.
Darrell Of the Blessed Isles.
The Derelict.
A Forest Hearth.
The Death of the Gods.
Story of a Strange Case.
A Texas Matchmaker.
or the Highway.
Susan Clegg and Her Friend Mrs.
Lathrop.
The Marvellous Land OF OF.
Ponkapog Papers.
E.ou, 30 DaaNh
Aubodon-The Life of John James
Audubon.
French Art.
The Control of the Trusts.
Recollections OF Long Life.
The Romance of the Colorado
River.
Sixteen Years in Siberia.
Notes OF an Itinerant Policeman.
The Rise and Growth of American
Politics.
Letters from Japan.
Empress OF France.
Chapters on Animals.
Japan-An Interpretation.
The Frigate Constitution.
Along French Byways.
Fields, Factories and Workshops.
Lewis a Clark.
The Fighting Frigate,
An Irishman's Story.
Britain and the British Isles.
Double Garden.
Nathan Hale.
An American With Lord Roberts.
The Philippines.
How Count Leo. n. Tolstoy Lives
and Work.
Shaler-The Individual.
Budapest.
Spencer-Autobiography, ? Vols
Famous Actors OF the Day, 2uo
Series.
Mendelssohn,
The True Aaron Burr.
How 10 Drain a House.
Roger Drake. Captain of Industry
The Silent Places.
Bach.
The Crossing
The Descent OF Man.
The Cathedrals OF Great Britain.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-22

proposed for the city charter ,n .
gagged in by various citizen, a
whom urged the construrtb, 4
gravity system of city water u a.
the first and most important ,
provements to be made.
The city Indebtedness ana M.
outstanding bonds were ,ulb J.
plained by Recorder Fitr cens I
City Attorney John McCOvr !,
after discussing the different -.
of the proposed changes to a, 4,
ter a motion was made BY Com.
man w. r. Ellis that a eomnlru
taxpayers, consisting Of the, M
each Of the city wards, be spusl
by the chairman to act IN n,u,
ton with the mayor and city uu
in agreeing upon the chsngs
submitted to the people.
All Favor Water System.
One noticeable feature Of 4 n
principal addresses and dlxszu|
Of the evening was the ananlze |
sentiment upon the matter q II
ing a gravity system Of mound
water, and this will perhaps \
leading and most highly inps|
provision OF the charter ehins1
though the system may no, v =
structed Immediately, that rerl
ing with the water cOmmiaioL
The last estimate on a Eau
gravity water for the city va u
in 1908, and at that tine .
thought such . system could y
for $125,O0O, but. owing to he 9
advance In the prices Of all Hi'r
since that time. this estimate 4
tirely too low, and a suneisil
issue to enable the water eonzA
TO construct a modern gSisa
perhaps be proposed.
After the committee and d
council agree upon changes '0
to carry forward the nseaH
provements In the city, anoiAs
meeting OF citizens viii psraH
held and after that the eAiiss
be voted upon by the eitlIen "
dleton.
Many favorable expresses
opinion were heard on tA' az
the city charter Law By 'lHi
zens may make charter 'Ai's
dependent OF the Legislature
dleton is one Of the hrsi silis
state 20 take adyaniass o.
law.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-22

also convincing proof that the kidneys
and bladder are out of order.
what To DO.
There is comfort m the knowledge SO
often expressed, that Dr. KilmeT's
Swamp-Root the great kidney remedy,
ful6lls every wish IN curing rheumatism,
pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder
and every part of the urinary passage.
Il corrects inability to hold water
and scalding pain in passing il, or bad
effects following use of liquor, wine or
beer, and 0vercomes that unpleasant ne
cesSity of being compelled TO go often
during the day, and 10 get up many
times during the night. The mild and
the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root
is soon realized. Il stands the highest
for its wonderful cures OF the most dis
tresSing cases. II YOU need a medicine
ven should have the best. Sold By drug
gists in fifty-cent and one-dollar sizes.
You may have sample bottle and a
book that tells all ~
about il, bothsentffee MIEExhft41
BY mail. Address DIR. IS. - -,
kilmer & Co, Biug- ~fa-Asz...:. "
hamtOn, N. Y. When Hs@s q sssaI-R
writing mention this paper aud don't
make any mistake, but remeraber the
name, DR.. kilmer's swamp Root, aud
the address, binghAmton, n. y.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-22
NEW
CITY
BOOKS
Large List Has Been Added to
Salem Public Library

O0Ikh y univ A@ANh 49,
Little Women.
Old Fashion Girl.
Rose in Bloom.
Aftermath.
Barnaby Lee
The Disciple.
Her 10th Year.
Story of Tonty.
Man from Glengarry.
Glover.
New Years Bargain.
Following the Guidon.
La Belle Nevernaise.
Van Bibber.
Soldiers of Fortune.
DR.. Lavendars People.
History Modern Times.
New France and New England.
History Modern Europe.
Municipal improvements.
Boys King Arthur.
Book Ed. Burt.
Cuckoo Clock.
wasps and Their Ways.
Shrine Terrill.
Ship of State.
Five Little Peppers Midway.
Five Little Peppers Grown Up.
Heidi.
Merry Men.
Squirrel Inn.
Ting-a-ling.
Voyage of Charlemange.
Second Wooing of Salina Sue.
Lay Down Your Arms.
Toward the Rising Sun.
On Board a Whaler.
Pam Decides.
Captured Cruiser.
Country Cousins.
Deephaven.
To Have and to Hold.
Two Boys In Blue Ridge.
That Little Smith Girl.
Flock OF Boys and Girls.
Sister Of Evangeline.
Montezuma.
Gallops.
Household Stories.
Pioneers Spaniards in North Amer
"a.
Morse Stories.
With the Fathers.
American Lands and Letters.
RichelIeu.
st. Louis.
Expansion of American People.
Decimal Classification.
Story of Goths.
Story OF Cathage.
Tuscan Republics.
British India.
Story of Sicily.
Switzerland.
Just Sixteen.
Modern France.
Balkans.
Story OF Poland
Story OF Barbary Corsairs.
Story of Turkey.
Story Of Parthia.
Story OF Holland.
The Franks.
Story OF Portugal.
Story OF Hungary.
Austria.
Hansa Towns.
Blazed Trails Stories.
House Of Mirth.
VOLTS Long Howl
Ednah and Her Brothers.
Faith Gartney.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-22

a sediment or set
tlingindicatesan
unhealthy CON
dition ofthe kid
news; if it stains
your linen it Is
evidence of kid
ney trouble too
frequent desire
70 pass il orpain
in the back is
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-22
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect Il.
How 10 Rlnh ont

Fill bottle or common glass with your
water aud let 1t stand twenty-four hours !;
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-22

Greatest knows Fsn'- ,ss 4
price 81. To sHp'e's -. -
from salem Ip.y IS ''''
charges. AZ 81 -
This is to esFsip Z. 4
mare an one So''is 2 ~
props" and earea ares. - - i
been anieisd slsss ...,g s.,n -
For sale BY 80, ~ 'ssrS 81
rRrssEs FnTke
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-03
Council Gives a Housewarming.

Washington Council, No. /, Fraternal
Sons Of Jonadab, gave "house warming"
in its new home, fourth floor Of Society
Temple, Friday night. brief business
meeting was held, with Worthy Chief A. B.
Scrivener presiding. John McBeth. worthy
recording secretary, on motion Of Mr.. VIM.
A. Hickey, read from The Star an account
of the recent convictions Of violators of
laws governing the sale of intoxicating bev-
erages and a resolution was adopted COM
mending Maj Richard Sylvester and the
members of the local police force for recent
good work in bringing these cases before
the courts.
There was vote of thanks extended the
allied temperance forces of the District of
Columbia for comforting the honor upon the
Jonadabs in selecting ten of them as ushers
at the mass meeting Sunday, February 10.
Mr.. q. E. Beller. chairman of this commit
tee, selected ten young men to serve on the
occasion mentioned. 1t was announced that
February 22-Washington's birthday ami
versary--a special program will be given
by the Fraternal Jonadabs at their Febru-
airy open meeting.
In the good of the order Mr.. Robert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-03
Anacostia and Vicinity.

The Womans Home Missionary Society
of the Anacostia Methodist Episcopal
Church gave a colonial tea Friday evening
at the parsonage OF the church on jackson
street. The young ladies present were at
tired in colonial costume and served tea.
A musical and literary program was rem
dered. Among those who contributed num-
bers were Miss Edith Tew, vocal solo: Miss
Lottie Sherzer, piano solo; Miss Beulah
Williamson. recitation; Miss Eva Nelson,
recitation; MrWatson Isaac, bass solo. and
Mr.. Frank Isaac, vocal solo.
In the Anacostia Baptist Church last Fri
day night Rev. George Whitehouse. pastor
Of the Emmanuel Baptist Church of Wash
ington, delivered a missionary sermon. Mr..
Percy Foster rendered a solo,
The successful pupils to be transferred
from the eighth grade of the Anacostia
School to the high schools are Raymond
Pyles, Irving Thompson, Agnes Yates, Es-
telle Latchford and D. Leo Quad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-03
Paper Garments.
From Dry Goods

EFOiu Dry GOOuB.
Sufficient attention has been directed to-
ward the warmth generated in the body by
paper vests to demonstrate the fact that
there is reason for serious consideration of
paper garment manufacture. There have
been for some time past vests made of
but 1t has remained for firm In Saxony, to
spin narrow strips of paper and cotton into
finished fabrics of common use. Paper and
cotton and paper and wooden are so COM
bined that serviceable outing suits, jackets,
skirts and many other articles of dress wear
are now being produced. The new textile
II so 1t may be called, is cream colored and
may be washed repeatedly without injuring
the surface, and is marketed for ridicu-
lously small price. Sufficient xylolin, as 1t is
called, to produce complete plain suit
costs but two or three dollars Doubtless a
means viii soon be found by which the Amer
fabrics may be produced through the use Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-03

skirts and suits. and many of the early
models are carried out in these fabrics.
Panama and serge also will be very popu-
lar In solid color coat suits, while stripes
and checks In zephyr weight foreign fabrics
Will De much used in etOn effects
The alterations under way are nearing
completion, and the suit department will be
twice its former size this spring. With
the increased space a larger variety than
ever before will be shown, including a good
assortment for misses.
Mime. Lchenstien will soon return with
the spring millinery models, and announce
ment OF the initial showing will be made in
few days.
]. L. LEVERTON & CO., the women s
outer garment store, announces arrivals in
spring suits, wolfe skirts. silk dresses and
lace and silk waists. All styles are ex-
elusive for Washington. This firm also
is now offered at less than half price for
quick clearance.
MAYER & COMPANY are offering a lot
of unusual bargains during their cut-price
furniture sale. Their advertisement on an
other page quotes a few of these special
prices, including parlor lamps. rockers,
corner chairs, iron beds, chiffoniers, dress
ers. dining chairs, bamboo tabourets,
music cabinets, etc. The liberal credit
terms offered by this firm make it possible
for every one to have a comfortably, taste
fully furnished home for a small outlay Of
cash. The balance can be charged and
paid for when most convenient.
PARKER, BRIDGET & co. are carrying
out the policy of the house and selling, at
no matter what sacrifice, the seasons goods
in the season for which they are intended
Stylish models in gowns. coats, wraps, furs
and millinery are being sold at reduced
prices to make ready for the new spring
apparel which is already arriving. Each
day brings forth many new creations in
tailor-made SUITS coats, skirts and waists
which are suitable for immediate wear
BARBER G. ROSS are showing every
thing that is new in the lines carried by
their house. Attractive features of the
week are the most desirable requirements
In chatting dishes. coffee machines, coffee
percolatOrs and the five o'clock tea kettle
which is now valued possession OF every
hostess who entertains. These kettles are
In solid brass and are of the latest designs
JACKSON BRoS.-Though this firm
brought its great January sale to close
with the month, the house is still rich with
bargains in every department. This house