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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-05-30

Desde hace "a ahos SO vienea comprobando las
soOia c s do Ia t
eaPeutica evitando algdn ineonyeniente obsel vado
In La pr3etfca-SE HA MOUIFICADOa FIN de ofrecer
a pdbibo una preparation tan perfeeta y ttil, como
una r&pida en- sus efectos.
Las verdaderAs PILDORAS RECONSTITUYEN-
TIES DEL DOCTOR REvERON curan prontamente
todas las enfermedades que dependen del empoore-
cimiento de Ia sangre, pof mala alfmentacf6n, por
hAbitar en- stios h1medos NAL ventilados, por
en- crmedades anteriores.-8on muy efcaces en- Las
paIptaciones del oora16n, dolores de cabeza inape
tencia, debidad dolores las piernas, hdropesia
cansancio sordera zumbidos de oidos, marcos pali-
d4z della pe2 la quo reettuye color natural: me-
fos%o, ssandss Rs.didas Dc sangre fslsa de- %ens s
Aenes, debflidad general toda alteration mofbesa
que sea nntoma de una CLORO-ANEMIA.
La importxncia de estas Pfdoras, QUE SE RECO
NIkNDM POR 81 SOLAS, est4 com Kobada no solo
con 81 uso tan 4eneeazado que tene On Ia Isa, sno
quo t. mb6ncon las muchas mitaciones que de elias
Sc han hcohO enp1eAndo onvAse eovoltoaos hasta
E5mheeD pare doo,
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Bureau del TEMPO.

Los ligeros aguaceros, y las fuer
han sido generates en- toda la isla.
La mayor precipitation local en-
la semana fu6 4 06 pulgadas en- Jua'
ma Diaz, y la menor fue 0 81 de pull
gada en- Can6vanas.
La temperature mas alta en- las
varias estaciones fu6 $40 en- Baya-
mon y Cayey, y la mas baja fue $40
en- Ponce.
Las lluvias han sido favorables
para las caf1as nuevas, y la nueva
cosecha de cana de azIcar sigue
bien.
Todavfa SO planta alguna cana.
La molienda de Ia cosecha vieja
Sc ha atrasado por ell continue item
po hdmedo, sin embargo en- algunas
localidades va SO ha conclude este
trabajo, mientras que en- otras Sec
clones todavla hay .mucha cana por
recolectar.
Ell tempo hdmedo ha tenido una
tendencia reducir ell grado del qua
rapo.
Elcorte de tabaco contin1a en-
algunos distritos.
Las fuertes y continues lluvias
han perjudicado al cafe y s otras CO.
sechas, mientras que en- otras Sec
clones de la isla, Ell tempo ha sido
favorable para casi toda clase de
agriculture.
Los pastos han mejorado gene
ralmente.
Mas lluvia serfa beneficiosa en-
algunas localidades, especialmente
en- la parte SO. de Ia isla.
El plant1o de nuevas cosechas
contfn1a
Los frutos memories, tales como
habichuelas, lechugas, maiz, nabos,
pinas, batatas, tomates, rabanos,
ETC., Sc venden.
P. R. ~ Mayo 1901.
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PreSQpueSto
ariSt0CrdtiC0
que paga Ell pueblo.

Prohablemente { la hora en- que
ell ben6volo lector recorra con la Wis
to estas Hneas, la Camara de los Co
munes de Iug]aterra habra determi.
nado va el importe de- las nuevas
dotaciones de la real familia.
Las que hasta ahora estaban vi
gentes eran estas:
Elprtncipe de Gales percibfa un
million de frances al af1o AdemAs,
cuando Sc case, recib1o 587, 900 fran
cos.
Los hijos del principe de Gales,
cobraban 900, 900 frances.
La princesa de Gales, 25O. 90
frances anuales.
La princesa real, actueln tie
emperatriz viuda de Alemania, zoo
mil frances, cuyo pago no se ia in
terrumpido nj por un momento.
Ademas, Ia naci6n le concedi6,
con motive de su boda con 81 empe
rador Federico, la suma de un mi.
lion de frances.
La princesa Alicia, hoy gran
duquesa de Hesse, $50, 900 frances
anuales, y al casarse percibi6 $50, 900
frances.
Ell duque de Edimburgo, 625, 900
frances; y como regalo de boda $50
mil.
La princesa Elena, actualmente
princesa Cristian de Schlesvig Hols.
tein, frances $50, 600 anuales y $50
mil frances al casarse.
La princesa Luisa, duque a de
Argyll, 150, 900 frances anuales, y
al cssarse $50, 900.
= El duque de Connaught, 625, 900
frances anuales.
La princesa Beatriz, viuda del
principe Enriqne de Battenberg,
$50, 900 frances, y $50. 600 frances al
contraer matrimonio.
La duquesa de Albany, viuda
del principe Leopoldo, duque de AL,
bany, $50, 600 frances al afo.
Inglaterra, pues, ha venido sa.
tisfaciendo los principles de la real
familia, frances 4, $50, 900 anuales.
En- coucepto de regalo con mo.
two de los casamientos enumerados,
satisizo la suma aproximada de Gin
CO millones de frances.
iQue lastima, no haber nacido
principe ingles!
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Dario absodanente % oran,5n de peensa.
iBIen VenidoS!

Procedentes de la Isla de Cuba,
han Hegads 4 San Juan, los padres
De nuestro amigo el DR.. dor Saliva
dor g Ros
Enyiamos nuestro saludo de bien
venida los distinguidos viajeros,
y nuestra felicitacion al apreciable
Dr.. Ros, por Ia dichA que ha-tenido
al abrazar q sus buenos padres, des.
pues de una larga ausencia.
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Juan LIovet.

Sc ofrece los propietarios
para la installation de inodoros en-
comunicaci6n con la alcantarilla, Sc.
gun 10 exige Ia Junta de Sanidad,
con respiraderos y GAIA de aire.
Sus precios son los mas baratos,
no exigiendo dinero alguno hasts
terminado y entregado los trabajos
que Sc le confien.
S-3O-11
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La ensef1arza comprende en- este
Colegio; 10 La Instruction prima'
r:a, 20 La secundaria 6 prepara
cion para ell inereso en- las UDiversi
dades. 80 Clase de idiomas. 40
Teorla y prantica dc la Teredurla de
lb~os. SO Glasses de adorno, dibu
jur r.;.S~,a a y 1mu sica. 60 Escriturs
en- rl&quinal
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pEPosiTos EN- Las si6uIeN1Es FaRMAcIAs

Vale Cancio Ponce -Gui.lsrmety, San Juan Mu
let, C. j. Monagas, Mayaguez, -kovira Tore
grosa, Aguadiiia Rivera, Arecbo Picornen, Leres
Gstell, Yauco.-Zavala Gusyanilla .-Ferrer Rey.
Cayey.
lVIS0, slende oo,sfo de frecuentes mit.ctones
"'a"~' las PILDORAS RECONSTTTUYENTES
DEL DR., REvB9ON hago constar: que Las legftimas
las prepafadas exclusiyente en- II acredffada
Famacia Droguerfa de Vale , Csncic. cue son Loo
depozitarios dc Il VERDADRRA FORMULA , loa
bre On dichaA Pldoras del Dr.. HHVER0N.
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El Factor
mas
Inaportante.>

La Naturalcza ha do
: tado al aceite de higa-
( do de bacalao como ell
T factor mas importante
! de la rcconstitucion del
! ORGANISING humane. El
( artc dc Scott < Bovine
( la perfeccionado la
! obra de la Naturaleza
, enriqueciendo las admi-
: rabies propieualcs del
! aceite, haciendolo
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Al Pdb|iiC0

Habiendo alberto de nuevo nues
ira casa de huespedes THE MARI
MA en- la calle de San Jose nun. 1
altos, esquina q Tetuan, Sc 10 hace
mos presente nuestra clientela,
amigos y relacionados ofreci6ndo-
les hospedaje a los precios siguien
tes:
Por un dia hospedaje con
cOmida ............ . l 90
Por abonos & conner men.
suales s................ 30 90
POr una CANA .......... % 81
Un catre. ...... ........ .. rs
Pupilaje para un mes una
persona. .2O 90
Rateas.. a la calle precios conven
cionales.
Pto Rico Abril 26 de 1901.
Propietario,
SOLER HERMANO.
P A.
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PREC0CIDAD
MARTIAL.

Ahora 6 nunca convene <son-
reirse, de cuanto Sc airma de Ia
precocidad de las pasiones en- los
paises meridionales y de Ia frialdad
pasional de los pobladores de las re-
Clones del Norte.
En- el dltimo censo decenal,
practicable en- el Brsbante septentrio-
nal, aparecen como casados un chico
y tres muchachas, que entire todos
reunen Ia cantidad de setenta y cua.
tro amos, 8 en- otros t6rminos, que
cada uno de ellos cuenta dieciseis
af1os.
Verdad es que en- la misma pro-
vincia be1ga existe una viuda de di
cha edad.
En- Zelanda aparecen inscritas
cinco casaditas de dieciseis amos y
dos mozuelos ie1berbes, casados, de
diecisiete.
iDesdichados!
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FIESTAS DE
SAN JUAN.
i21 diaS de fiesta!
HORROR DE DIVERSIONES!
FL PROGRAMA.

Aver, en- Junta de Festejos, sc
aprob6 ell Programa presentado por
los se11ores Mono y Angel Rivero.
Ell documento fue de tai scali-
bres que mereci6 un voto de graci&s
de los reunidos.
Impossible nos es publican hoy
tan extenso programa que constitu-
We un verdadero folleto; pero ade-
lantaremos un extrActo.
La 6estas dar&n principle ell 10
de JUNO & las de Ia maf1ana.
Despues sc leera por todas las
oalies de Ia Capital, Marina, Puerta
dc TERRA y Sauturce, ell sBando de
San Juan. delineado por Fernandez
Juncos.
Este acto Sc presensara con gran
lujo 6 inusitado aparato.
Acompal1aran al Pregonero, he
RADIOS, clarines, tamborileros, paya-
SOS y una banda de musica.
Sigueu en- dias sucesivos: Rega.
tas & Ia vela y al reno, con cuantio-
sos premios en- met&lico; cucaf1as te-
rrestres y mar1timas; alborada, cAda
noche; doce fuegos artificiales; Ca
rreras de caballOs, con premios de
100 dollars, para andadura cuadra.
da, y otros de so, para paso, carre'
"a bella forma y trote en- calesa 8
quitr1n. Carrerss de cinta caba-
Ito; i'd en- bicicle tas; cabalgatas, &.
En- Ia Capital, Marina, Puerta
de TERRA y Santurce, SO levantaran
kioshos para juegos populares.
Dos grandes bales de mascaras,
uno de sociedad y otro de obreros.
Esplendidos Juegos Florales.
Carreras de Andarines.
Juego de Base Ball, con premio
de 80 dollars, y en- que los puertorri'
quef1os retan los americanos. iEl
Diablo son los nativos!
Los pobres se llevaran una bue'
ma parte del diuero recaudado y 10
que produzca el concerto del Tenor
Paoli; Sc repartirA en- sumas de Gin
co dollars para auxilio & pobres yer
gonzantes.
Rita de veinte maauiuas de coser
entire damas pobres.
Y como digno remate q tan es
plendido programa, SO celehrara so
iemne decenario al Patron con su
sslve y fiesta en- la Santa Iglesia Ca
tedral,
Muy pronto circular& el PRO-
GRAMA MONSTRUO.
Los vecinos podran entregarse
4 toda clase de Gliversiones y juegos
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J. Marco Bayona,
&-TORTALEZA No ARs

AGENTE do aduanas y coAsig.
natario do buquss, REPRFSEN
TANTE de- II casa 9. del Pine y ca.
cosecheros dc vinos On Jerez De 10
Frontsra , AGENTE del <Anuari
Bailly Bailliere s hijos1
AGENTE d una reputada f.
bgicA anericana, s1e aol1os d &C.
DAS -.."
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Aunque dichas Pfdoras -eon bien conocidas O.
precise precaverse siempre de las nitaiones; para
conseg1r pus las de lejftfna procedenca, lexftase
que cada GAIA tenga como maica de fabrca: retrA-
to del Dr. Reveron en- Ia fsLt superior, cello que
dice DR.. Nicolas Reveron, ToGce, Puerto Rico' en-
Ia Inferior. frma ei lslo derecho do la fa1A
exterior dc cada catita.
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licitos, sin extraordinario permiso.
;Muy bien! =.
IA divortirse tocau, que para
llorar queda TEMPO!
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-16
FREQUENT
HOLD>UPS
CONTINUE
Three Hobo Camps in the
City,
Police are Making Many
Arrests Attempting to End
the Disturbances.

The frequent hod-ups by the hobo
gangb have not ceased. There are three
large camps near the city-in Bush's
pasture, near the depot, and in East
Salem near the Turner road. The
O. litary fobber has not been active since
Saturday night, when he stopped Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Shaw and Chester
Daniels on 25th and BE lyue streets and
relieved them Of about Sl4, while they
were driving to Turner. Roy Goodhue
was robbed of $40 by man be.
lieved to be the same one,
about o'clock lie WAS driving
home in the creamery wagon and was
hailed by someone near the Albert
residence. lie was unsuspicious OF the
fellows designs until asked for his
money. This man assumes a mask at
times, but is described as young man,
well-bult, wearing dark clothes and n
derby hat. He carries bulldog revolver
TO assist in his work While the sheriff
and deputies aud the police were search.
ing for him along 18th street Saturday
night, he held up the two MJrmon
elders who live at 18th and mill streets
and secured from them money to
about $I3. He always olliciates
in a pleasant way and offers no abuse
Two men were in Talkinptons saloon
for drink la evening and started ont
the rear door with but 90 cents. They
we're met by o hobo Just outside and
this was taken from them.
f. =. Harrington, the East State street
butcher, this morning found heavy
bar oi lead, probably weighing l9O
pounds, near the hobo camp in East ss-
lem.
Rumors OF other robberies are nu-
meTous, and among those reported
robbed are Alderman Sims and Frank
Starr. The officials are doing all In
their power TO stop these deDredatioRs,
and as many vaRrants as possible are
being arrested, searched and ordered out
OF the city.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-16
GRIM'S
HEARING
TUESDAY
No Defense Offered On
COrOner'S Inquest.
jury Found ROppeI Came to
His Death BY Grim,

The preliminary hearing Of Thurston
Grim, Of Aurora, will be before Judge
O'DOnald, Tuesday, at Ii o'clock. He
will answer to the charge Of numbering
John Roppel. There are no new devel
opments in the case and he witnesses
have been supboenaed.
At the inquest held at Aurora Satur-
day by Coror or Lane over the remains
of John Roppel, the jury found that he
came to his death at the hands of
Thurston Grim. The jury impaneiled
was composed Of Chris Zimmerman,
William Fry, Henry Kraus, r.. l. Reed,
Edward Beck and A j. Mischer. The
witnesses who testified we're II. II.
Sandbast, Mrs Mrs. Lizzie R9ppel, NJ.
g. Smith, b. II. Weslng, Or. b. F.
GiCsy and the Roppel children
The testimony given by them was to
the effect that Roppel had no weapon
with him when he went out, and had
ordered Grim off his land. Grim b-gan
the firing, but Roppel did not fire at
all. About five shots were fred by
Grim. That it was believed the first
shot fred struck Roppel. One of the
Roppel boys stated that he brought
gun out to his father but that it was not
used, 1t is said that before being sworn
as witnesses, some of these stated that
Roppel had fired several shots.
1t seemed to be the plan of the defense
TO put in no notestimony before the coroner,
not otdeuying the killing but saving their
Witnesses for the parliamentary examiua-
tion, and counsel for defense do not
even wish to present their cass in the
Justice court.
But it is understood that Mr.. Grim
desires to go on the staud and have the
whole case presented Tuesday, on its
merits. The theory Of the defense will
b. jnstitiable homicide.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-16

removed during the night. Mr.. Grim
proceeded to locate the stakes and was
noticed by Mr., Roppel, who called to his
wife to bring his rife, which che did.
Mr.. Grim and AL Kraus made hasty
retreat, but when they reached the mid
die Of the road, Mr., Roppel was aiming
from behind the picket fence in front Of
his garden, Seeing this, Mr., Grim stop.
ped and drew his revolver and a number
Of shots were exchanged, when suddenly
Mr.. Roppel exclaimed he was hit and
fired last shot.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-16
TRAIN
w WRECK
HOODOO
Was Strong all over
the Country
Illin is Central Passengers
Roasted.
Two Other Fatal Wrecks are
Reported.

CHICAGO, Dec. l6.-By the collision Of
fast express and a freight on the
Illinois Central road near Irene, Ills,
yesterday morning eight persons met
their death and eleven we've injured.
The explosion of the locomotive boiler
and an oil tank car scattered oil over the
wreckage, and the dead and injured were
roasted.
An express train was derailed
on the Great Northern road near
Kalispell, Montana, killing one passen-
ger, and probably fatally iniuring sew
eral others.
A freight train on the Penns'
lyvania road went through a
bridge near Wiliamsport, Pennsylvania,
Three train men were killed.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-16
A Local Report

in the Aurora Boreais gives this ac
count:
A force Of men have been at work on
the county road leading over the prem
ises OF Mr.. Roppel Of late.
The course Of the road has been a bone
Of contention for many years, Mr.. Rop.
pei demanding a change. The case has
been tried in the courts, and recently a
decision was handed down against Mr..
Roppol, and resurvey was commenced.
Thursday the surveyors and helpers,
among whom were Mr., Grim, set the
stakes under the protest OF Mr.. R)ppel.
Friday morning when Grim and others
retul ned to work, the stakes had been
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-16
Pneumonia Prevented.

Among the tens of thousands who
have used Chamberlain's Cough Rem.
edy for colds and la grippe during the
past few years, to our knowledge not a
single case has resulted in pneumonia.
Thos. Whtefeld & Co., 240 Wabash
Avenue, Chicago, one of the most prom
inent retail druggists in that city in
speaking Of this, SAYS: 1--WE recommend
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for la
grippe in many cases, as it not only gives
prompt and complete recovery, but also
couuleracls any tendency Of Ia grippe to
result in pneumonia" For sale by Dr..
Stons' Drug Store.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-16
FATAL
ILLNESS
in CHURCH
South Salem Man Taken Ill
and Dies in Fifteen Min
uteS.

James Varley, one Of the ushers Of
of Leslie NJ +. church on south Com
mercial street, entered the church sun
day evening about 7:i5. lie seated sew
eral ladies' aud then took a seat near the
d lor. Soon he went ont to get fresh
air, feeling close and uncomfortable
He came in and sat down. Next he
called a young man to step outside with
him and told him he Was not feeling
we'll and asked him to walk home with
him. Two young men went with
him, but could get no farther than the
Simmons residence, where he had TO be
helped into the house. Ills last words
we're: "Oh, boys, take me home" In
a few minutes he had breathed his last.
After Dr.. Pearce arrived the heart
huttered family, but Mr.. Narley was no
more. He was about 55 years Of age
His wife died . lew years ago, but he
leaves two daughters and four sons, one
daughter and son-in,law. Mr.. and Mrs
sam sauvain, making their home with
him, aud his youngest daughter, Mis'
Alice Yarley, They have been living in a
house on Rock street, South Salem.
Mr.. Varley was a farmer and has beer
doing quite a business in growing and
handling potatoes, having the warehous,
hear his house stored with them. lie
was a man we'll liked by his neighbor
and beloved by all who knew him.
The funeral will take place Tuesday a
2 o. N, from the Leslie NJ. r church.
D. z. HuntsiBger. Funeral Director. lO7 Stat
Ireet, Phone RED 2423, SaemOfeg0n. keSl
/ % T1s.-s fnE.aa MAX gNaN
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-16
SPECIAL VIOLIN SALE
TO REDUCE STOCK
The George C. Will Music House Has
Too Large a Supply of Violins and
Will Sell at Discount Next Tues
day and Wednesday.

Receiving by accident two very large
orders for viohns instead of one, | will
have z special sale Of yiolins to reduce
this stock on next Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Dee 18th and 18Th. | will give
10 per cent discount on all violins the
price Of which is not over ten dollars and
Is per cent on all over $40 priced yioins
Over hundred vio'ins to select from
ranging in price from 81 to $50,
GEO @. WILL,
Dealer in Pianos, Organs and Sewinl
Machines.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-16
PERSONALS.

B.F Ramp Of Roseburg was in the
city today.
Jefferson Myers visited his home at
Scio today.
II. Shook, the Salem contractor, was
in Albany yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Simmons are visit
ing friends at Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Mastzell have re- e
turned from a visit in Portland.
Hon. and Mrs. J. NJ. Keene have re-
turned TO their home in Stayton.
Charles Klinginsmith Of Albany was
in the city today visiting iriends.
Mrs. Belle White OF Winlock, Wash,
/, the guest Of Mrs. W. A. Prescott.
Joseph suprensnt has been elected
mayor Of Astoria by a large majority
Mrs. S. Chase will leave tomorrow Tor
Gresham to visit her sons. Arthur and
Joshua Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. tscotchl Miller
have gone to Linn county fora short Wis
it with relatives.
Miss Lille Lee has returned 70 heI
home 10 Marion after visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. White.
Mr.. ard Mrs. n. q. Wesiacott have
r.turned from stay Of several month";
in Southern California
e. Kennedy, Psndleton news
paper man representing banker Furnish
who wants 70 DO govern 1r, spent sun'a'
in the city.
Mrs. John Baumann and C ildren o
Hinckley, Illinois, are expected te
arrive in Salem Tuesday TO reioin Mr.
Baumann. and they will reside here
| Mrs. Lillian Carthea and little soI
have arrived at Chemawa from thel
home 10 Kansas City and vii reside II
future with her brother, supt. l. "
Potter.
! c. Unruh and i-mily drive down iIon
Salem last week 10 their farm. Whil
here their daughter Margurite was quit
lin several days. They returned TO sa
lem on Tuesday.-Dayton Herald
Miss Myrtle Bufie is in Salem Tehear'
ipQ the play, "The Governors WIFE,
which is 70 be played there the lSt
inst. Percy Levin is getting up the pla
and Il is said 70 be an exc ,llent one
! lsnycrton Appeal. Q
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-16

sheep we're badly scattered by the
storm. sheepmen, who are from the
Red Desert, say they know nothing
about the reported loss Of life among the
herders, and aside from the sheep killed
on the railroad, the loss will be light
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-16
STORM
FIEND
RACES
Four Men Lose Their
Lives
A Million Damage TO Rail
roads and Mines
ST. Louis Editor Frozen TO
Death.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 16.--A storm
which has not been equalled in this sec.
tion for % years. visited Eastern and
Central Pennsylvania last night, causing
almost unprecedented damage and re-
sulting in the loss of four lives. The loss
Of railroad and mining compahies will
be SlOOO,OOO
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-16
SOULE BRO -.
PIANO TUNERS
AND REPAlRERS
- FOT Salem ald Vicinu
PORTLAND OR, leave orders az &c
- wins muslc Store.
Giant or Pigmy.

What are you in yonr business-giant
or pigmy-an ace or two spoty
JudiciOus advertising in the best paper
will make you power Ia the community
it will make your store the goal Tor
the daily crowd Of shoppers-it will in
crease the volume Of your BUSH esi and
make you satisfied with Yourself and
your Efforts
Only see that your adyertisingis is done
rightly and all will be veil.
Try an ad In the Enlarged JOURNAL
Ask your grocer for q. StolLa home
made mincemeat-not a. your mother
made hat as you'd make II yourself.
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-16
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Notice

The annual meeting OF the sharehold-
ers Of the Capital National Bank OF SAL
EN- for the election Oi Directors will -
he q at its banking houFe Ia the city OF
Salem, Oregon, 80 three O'Clock y. IN
TutsIay January l4th 1902.
JOS. n ALBERT, Cashier.
l2l2lm Sal,m, Or Dec. ~ lSVl
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-16

Sr. LOUIS, Dec Is Jos. j, Novak
living at Tngleside Station, near st,
Louis, one Of the co editors Of the Bohe-
mian Has Voice. was found frozen to
death on vacant lot near the railroad
in Baden.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-16
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS

B T. Kennedy, Pendleton.
A Hirschheld, N. Y.
II N Pritchard, Duluth.
JI Bowman, Portland.
| Jacobs, Portland.
w II Rhodes, s. f,
DIS Colvin, Chicago.
CB Hopkins, Spokane.
Ell Lamport, Salem.
IA Wheeler, Oregon City.
IL W Hickman, S. f.
CM Blair, Chicago,
&c Wolf, Silverton
WIN II O'Neill, S. +.
G Harris, Portland.
w Clifford Mach, Eugene.
T Ford, City.
Miss Buffe, City.
IN Hutchinson, Portland.
w II Bachelor, City.
| l. Patterson, City.
II l. Judge, Portland.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-16
Rransnn & Rapan

Take pride in showing tn cir line of
High Grade Canned Goods Try some
OF the ldncy canned peas, asparagus,
pumpkin etc. Just opened fine lot Of
bulk Olives. Try them and you will not
be disappointed.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-16
Good Printing

Can be rad AT the Office Of Henry Pape,
room I / upstairs, Moore's block, corner
Commercial and State streets The Des'
Of work in books and job printing guar
anteed II in need OF hrsi-''l'sA ana ~
10 date printing call snd see -amp,eS
before going else where. IL WI