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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03
4 Union Club "
Bale de Inauguration

El obieto que Sc propusisron algunos Sc
flores de buena voluntsd, de estsbIecer en esta
ciudad IN centrO en que 90 ref u jass Ia enltura
de los elemsntos soeiales De Gaguas, Sc ha vlsto
4 pesar de las difcutsdes con que Sc han
tropezado para haliar IN local eprep6sito nn
mobilinrio adecuadO, el Club So Ia sstahlecido
an la casa qaa ocup6 ell GC2sino puertorrioue-
do,S con IN decorado senclllo, paFo elegante.
La conlIsi6n oFganfzsdora merece plkcemes, Y
nosotros SO 10 tribntsmos sincsraments.
EI bRile~de anoche fu6 esp 6ndiio Bra
taI la afuencia de d&mas easalIeros qae los
salone8 del Club resulGaron insudclsntes. Po-
cos bales Sc han celebrad0 On Cagnas tan ami
Enados y concurridos. nl ssl6n De bale, adoF-
nado con exquisite gusta, rssuita6a estrech o,
para contener la v&riedad de tipos fsmeninos
que ailf Sc dieron cita.
Basts decr cue hsbfs ail1 rosas que ys las
quisieran para sus jurdnes los saltanes de la
Arabia; rubiss Que psreclan htjas del N3rte
con alInRs del Medied1a; triguefAs con oios de
grsnsdInas lahies de nausumanas, blancas
escultRraleg, cuyos cufis parecfan formados
de nieVe rosa.
Cuando sonaron las primeras notes del
walls, fodos eses eiam los se desep cadenaron,
10 que fu6 el baiie puede imaginaro al lee
sor. Hss6a as tres media de IL ms fiana du-
re la sotree. reinando en- ella la animaci6n Y Ig
goYdiaiidad mas exqusitS
E BUFFET fu6 varfsdo RbnDdante, pues
toda Ia oehe estnvieFon repartAndose dulcas,
sGndtvtch viu0s cervezs.
El &Uuion CuFS piesa con buep pie, y
no dudRmos que tanto ID dtReetiva como los
dem6s socios, harkn todo 10 pcsl0e porqne no
decsiga Ia anlmaci6n con cue Sc ha inaDgura-
do All efecto NE pfoysets organisar iarsni-
tas toics os damingos, aparts de los bales
hestas de reglamento que dara Is Drectlva del
Centre.
OsGugs sent1z la necesidad De un cantro
de esa, naturslezs, que, aleisdo de toda idea
POI ftics, viniers a ser come iaz0 d. union de
todos los elemenso soeiales CON que cuenta
asta ciudad
AHf pueds eonfnndirse 81 federal con al
repu6licano ell inde endiente: ell americana
con el espan Il ell puertorriq Qeno. g0lo Sc
extge les que en- 81 irgreseD qua los actos de
la vida prIvada responGan Ia correction de
la vida pGbica
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03
RadsL de Mayagiiez

En- Ia rada de- MsyagHeE 50 han colocado
Las siguiertes boyas:
Mas afuera del bajo Manch6s boYa de prf :
ners clasa n6uero pintada de negro en- "a pies
de aqua Ell Ia paTte mas Llama.
Punta Gasnsjtbo por lG - no.
Luz ds la Aiuans e pDr Il l6E e
pnnta Punta A'garrobo z p3r s.
Mas adeIante del bsjo MAnchAs boYa de
isampana pintada de negro an "a pies de aqua
Gn Ia parte mas llama
Puntg Guanaibo t.
Luz do Ia Aduaaa S g a e.
8 Punts punta A & arrobos e q. e u E.
Esta looya estS 5n lugsr de la negra de
orimsrs clase rdnero que fle cam biada IL
Darte afuers del bs il Manch&s.
Per orden de- Ia iunta de fAros G 81 Kentz
Comandante.
Distritj de Earos. Servlcio de Puerto Rice
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03
PREVARICATO

Don Acisclo Dlaz se ha oueiado ante eI
gobernadory sl attorney genera CONTRA una
ms ri ssta IRE gularidad do la Corts dc Detriao
de San Jnan.
Dice que eD q plsito que soatnvo sc fal' 8
. So favor ,pues tieDe csrtas del juex pFesioen-
te asoeisdes de PqDel'a Corte, otros dccu-
mentns para instiacBrle; pero lusgo ~ mismc
tribunal vPnce contra eu septen cls, he dictado
ptYe crntra6ictoria.
Ia acnssci6n no puade ser mas grave pl
has eSts g6Fiea.
HfSase in lnz, para que SO deRs gFavie la
yipdsetA pabiiea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03
PETICION DE INDULTO

Tanto en- Ponce como en- San Juan SO ha
levantado an gkIto de clemencia para ssos des-
gFscia1os que en un momeuto de obsecaci6n
criminal, cometiaron un crimen horrendo, pero
que b4stante castigo tienen con leyar sobre
sus eoncienciss oil peso enorme del remordi
mtennto que ha de acompAnarles hasta Ia tum-
ba.
Con objeto de Inn petrar ell indulto del Go
hsruadoF SO eStAn recogIendo en- Ponce San
Juan frmas para elevar una exposition que.
la autoridad
La comisi6n que Sc ha organfzsdo en- San
Juan con ESQ objeto, la preside n'uestro esti.
msdo amigo don Miguel CanalIas estS sUscri-
tS por todos los eementos de la Capital,
entire slos por G41 sobT-tno del Gsesi1ldd0 que
noblemente SO erind0 = hseerio. y que, sfgho
nuestras noticias, fue tambi6n una de las vfcti-
mas de esos bandidos ls nochs qne asaltaron ID
casa d . su ito.
La DEMoCBACfA dark mshsns su epin6n
Fespecto este asuuto, uniendo su Voc g Ia d
los dernss colegas que piden 'no Sc levante ell
pstibulo en- Ponce"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03
EsrADo MORAL

Todos han lloraio rnucho al entararse del
terrlb e fallo que les condena mnerte.
- Muy particnarmsnse Antonio Torres, que
va as veto, muestra mug desfgnrado el sem
bIante desda que recihi6 ia infausta noticia
Sin embargo, conHsn en- que Ia cemencfa
del Gobernador lie conn usar6 Ia pens de muer-
tepor La pena inmediatn.
Ninguno desslos come nj duerme
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03
En- liberta. d

NuestFo amigo y eorrsligtonSrio don Joss
Luga Perez, ex-Director de TO- Zee de Arroyc9
ha sido puasto on libe5tad provisiena por To-
Corse de HumRcao. con oh igsci6n opus octd.
Sc SeHalR el juieio de la eausA que Sc le ST.
gus para ell "a del mes corriepte
LuGn sali6 haeen dias para Gu6nica, donde
reside ActuAlmente
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03
JUAN TORRES AoEvEDo

Et bIanco tiene ojos castan1s, de estatura
alta slgO grueso. Es notsro de % anos de
edad. Els h1jo de Antonio Torres, que fgura
como REQ ell misa0 delito. N aci6 Larss,
pero et vecino tam b6a de AdjGntas donds
trRbsi6 COMO sgricultor. Dichoa reos conocen
va 81 sentsncia la cOndFnaci6n que did
ella ell Tribunal Supreme.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03

en- an, dfa torne las PASTILLAS LAXANTES
DE BROMO QUTNTNA. 81 botcario Ie de.
volvnr6 FL dinaro VI 10 SO cura, La Arma de
4. VI. GROVE 90 hafia en- eada eaiita.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03

tsner In fAmiIia de les Troche, de Yauco.
Hs nAtural de aq9sl pusblo, pero veeine de
Adjuutas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03
RAMON TROCHE e.

Es bIanco, bastsnte pGIido, de oios negros
v estatura regular. TIene btgote escaso es
Soltsro, contando apenss veiDte sHos de edsd.
Su empleo fu6 siempre coEo jorDslero per-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03
GRAN HOTEL RESTAURANT
III GL-ATERR r. a

Tsaan 10 yl2 Cruz Fortaeza q. de primer ordsn
la bahia Teuan
Fentado
Tee falt D w Agost0 ge sos
Trsn cerrusea de o Interpreters yrsduCtores Ia oen Prs
a ionaI3e t Sr& Sr rAaoauah hnra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03
PATIBULO EN- P ONCE
LOS CONDENADOs A MUBRTE

Dice nuestro estinn ado coleg4 ell I" 1IeraIdo
Espshol " que ell Vlernes fu6 ltfia In sentencia
los cinco rsos condenados muerte que Sc en-
euentran en In eaFcel de Ponce e 4 todA Ia R9-
p6blioa elNorta Sc sabe ya estAa horas q qus
en- Ia ciudRd del sur se levantar& nHevarnente el
Rtsrrador pAtfbnlo, como 10 pruebA el hecho
de haber recibido un fot6grafo que reside en-
aquella poolaeion telegramas enviaaos pOr Va
rios periodicos reVIstas inportantes de In
Union, en- s0hcitud de que SO les envfe fotogra-
fias de tan repugnante acto.
La eieeuei6D de los cinco asesinos en- Pom
ee tai vsz no Sc efsCtGa hSssa dentro de diez
dias 81 Fiscal aeh1r II 70 estndiarS ls causa
por varlos dlAs, antes dc rsmi'irse & Ponce.
SeIkn eieeutados los reos q isa 4S hoEAs de hR
Der recibldo Ia ssntencia el Tribunal de Dis
trito de Ponce.
He aquf IL fIiaci6n de los cineo reos, con
dsnados musrta por ell horrible crlnlen CO.
metiio On sl barrie GGaayc0, Adiuntas:
BERNABE AoEvEDo PEREZ
"a blAnco de ojos grandes y de mucha
VIVeEa, robusto, de buen bigote, estatupa regu-
lar. Ga casado, tsne hi1os de ehos varones
"a mujeres. Tisnes 80 amos de edad es ma
Sursl vecino de A1j0ntas, dc donde ora &gri-
cultor tiens sllf algunos bisnes.
ANTONIO TORRES.
Es trigueGo, de sspecto enfermiGo, oios
tristes, deIgado, alto v de bgote regular. Es
casado y tiens sells hijes de elIos tres Jeres
vecino de Adjuntas, en- donde traba1o aiempre
como iornaero.
JOSE TORREsALERs.
Es trigutfio. de oios negros, estatuFR regu-
lar v delgado Es sotero, cuenta ~ sf11s de
edad Su pueblo natural es Lares, pero hace
afios que rssid1A an Adiuntas, donde So dedi-
caba la agriculture.
RAMON TROCHE.
Es bIanco; bastsnte pGIido, de oios negros
v egtatura regular. TIene bfgote escaso es
1oltsro, contando spenss veiDte amos de edsd.
Su empleo fu6 siempre coEo jornslero per-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03
BERNABE AcEvEDo PEREZ
JOSE TORREsALERs.

Es trIgutfio. de oios negros. estatura regu-
lar delgado. Es sotero, euenta ~ sfi1s de
sdad Sa pueblo natural es Lares, pero hace
afos que rssidlA On Adiuntas, donde So dedi-
caba la agriculture.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03
D
san JUAN
NOTAs PsDR OORREO

.
Hoy des6e muv temp pr&no ha comenzado
la jugada de caFDaval. So irk cumpilende al
programs que tiene va la authorization de In
autoria&d local.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03

Aver estuvo en- Hsn Juan an asuntes del
servicio ell tenIe1te Talladas de IL poifrfa inBn-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03

Nos sse euran que los 1sfss ofciaies
Ia poIicis insuHar dispor an del sueIdo de .
subaltsrnos ccmo les dk la f,s ma. en- este n
se deseont6a un dollars czda guardfa, mec
para Ia operation hschR del cabo Pachecs
medic para otra atsnci6n.
9Abelnos lie muehos gusrdias 0ne o est
conformes con que se le deicHenten sus hAh
res musho nnencs Sin unR previa consulsR,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-20

where. Lord was fought because he
appointed too many men from Marion
county. The people who foot the bills
are not really interested in these per-
sonal matters and should not be de-
ceived.
Considerable flutter was caused in Lon
don by the announcement that King
Edward had appeared in a irock coat
with deep, turned velvet cuffs. Hun
dreds Of fashionable men Immediately
rushed 10 their taiIors and ordered SINH
lar garments. in spite of their extraof.
dnary novelty. Consternation now
prevails, 90 1t lie learned that what the
King wore was frock overcoat on which
velvet cuffs are often seen.
aAa
Socialism and the referendum may &C
Complish great results for the people.
But they will not take the place Of COM
mon business honesty in administration.
Y0O,OOO Doodle on salaries and 5000 ID
Doodle in the legislature will more tina
overcome the good socialism and the
referendum can accomplish. The poll
ticians shove fads at the people and say,
anything, but, Oh, Lord, don't take
away our pap or we can't live.
=
The JOURNAL cannot hope 10 enlighten
people who read nothing but political
slop dished up in some OF the party
papers. Ii the-e is anything smaller
than party organ in these days it is
a iactional organ, OF one run for purely
spite. From all such the good
Lord deliver us.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-20

II Geo. Davis we're in Oregon wouldn't
he back the sentinel7
The school land board has had the
lines RUN out and finds that the land is
short ~ acres Of what IL was represented
TO them.
Was that ever done under the old
school land regimen
For all this, II there has been fraud,
wrong or mistake, Mr.. Dunbar, as sec
retary Of state, and Mr.. Moore as
treasurer, are as much to blame, as Mr.
Geer a. Governor.
Geer is the man the land ring
push want TO make an example Of
But the Salem paper that was booming
Geer for those who were out with Gov
ernor Lord four years ago is making the
battle Of the outs again against Geer.
II is the outs against the ins and there
is no principle in it.
II Geo. Davis could come back he'd be
with these outs.
II there ie any principle involved 1t is
that the Republicans and good citizens
generally should sustain an administra'
tion that has been as clean on the whole
as at the present state administration
has been for three years past.
II the Republicans who are fighting
Geer had got the offices they asked for
he'would b. ell right for them. But
are the politicians who weere turned
down better men than the Geer ap.
pointees2
Would the state be better off II Cali
breath, Lee, Bickers, Chamberlain and
the Geer state fair board were out aud
the men who are fighting Geer were in
That remains for the people 10 say.
The 6ght over the johnson land loan
Is TO cover up the old "push" and its
game 10 get back into power.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-20
JOURNAL x RAY.

Salem should have higher grades lr
her public schools or lower school tax
Too many Oregon politicians simply
want places. They do not want progress
in government.
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Hammering Mark Hanna has had a
good effect II may make him public
man who is not dangerous after all.
Eugene talks Of s$l5,OcO opera houSe.
Well, you have landed the wooden mill.
An opera house should come next.
- =
There is great deal too much both
amateur and professional politics 10 Or
egon that costs the people too much
money.
The states attorneys have not yet told
the people just how ths right 70 recover
on the Geo. W. Davis bond was stipu.
lated out Of court.
. aa
The JOURNAL does not blame the poll
tioians for opposing the putting of state
officials on fat salary. 1t would oppose
II too II IL we're making It's living in that
way.
. . q
Edgar W. Stahl is the new editor OF
the silverton Appeal. His name is
German for steel or stolen, bat let us
hope he is of the former and the true
stuff and will make himself felt.
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Cut down the fees and perquisites
$26, 900 and put them In the treasury.
Choke off the legislative gratis $500, 600
and save that to the taxpayers. That is
enough TO undertake In one campaign.
Benton county has levied two mills
cash road tax and there is to be no more
old-iashioned working Of the roads. Will
the politicians be more honest than the
farmers? Time will tell.
.
The politicians are alarmed at the
progress Of The JoURNAL's fight for
salary reform and business principles.
They are crying 1t is all folly to propose
such a thing. On this they are united
Ihe graiters in all parties and factions
The people who pay the bills should
take hint.
zee
The warfare on the Geer administrs-
ion may be for effect and to prevent
improved administration. II be had
'iyen all the appointments to Marion
ounty men there would be less tanning
he air here but probably more else
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-20
oREoONs FOOLISH REGISTRATION
LAW

A German American citizen called al
the Office OF the county clerk Saturday
70 register hia name 40 a citizen in order
to have the right 70 vote at the coming
June election.
He had been voting for over forty
years and got his citizenship because
his father was nsturalized when he was
eight years old. His father has been
dead for many years.
He Was asked to produce his fathers
papers. Unable to do that he was asked
70 write back 70 the court where his
father was natural,zed and get proof Of
his citizenship.
This he refused to do and the clerk
informed him that the law made IL his
duty 70 refuse him registration. The
clerk was not 10 blame and regretted
being Obliged to allow him to qualify as
a voter.
This German American will stand on
bis rights and will not 20 10 further
trouble to get his name on the rollp.
The JouRsAL hopes that he can be got
10 register as men who have been voting
for forty years ought to know how.
A more expensive, cumbersome and
futile law was never got up II will
keep more than half Of the voters away
from the polls this year II there Is not
large amount Of money spent to get the
voters 10 register.
The law should be dieplaced at an
early day and the provision Of the
Australian ballot act that provides for
registration Of voters enacted In lieu
thereof.
Under the straight Australian ballot
law a registration official is appointed
In each voting precinct by a court Of
record and that officer makes up the
list Of legal voters residing In that
precinct.
Provision is made for publication and
purgng the roll and then the roll is
posted and copy is furnished the
udgoa OF election and no one can vote
Who 10 not on that roll. That is q just law
md would do away with the present
arce. that has no merit except that II
distributes lot Of money each two years
o the notary or Justice In each precinct
,eiore whom the citizen must al out
ezistration blank for fee, or he can
ONE 10 the county seat and be registered
REQ gratis II he has papers.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-20
LEr rnE BOYS MAKE cue BRICK.

ALA huG nVAo NfAhE SUI hNSN
The Oregon state reform school lost ID
industrial building some time ago by fire
aud ihe state authorities are seeking IA
recover the amount Of the policies.
In the mean time the boys are carry
irg on the industrial work Ia temporary
wooden buildings. II is the intention
when the Insurance. Is recovered, 10 re-
build the industrial building Of brick.
There is an opportunity for the state
board OF education that has charge Of
the Reform school 10 put into practical
effect an additional occupation. Lot the
boys learn 70 make brick.
The boys would be learning an useful
trade and II tho board would 90 farther
and not only lot them make the brick
but put up the building IL would be
good thing for the boys and the state as
we'll.
That ie what the authorities Of Mis-
sonrl have done and they have some hne
buildlngs that cost the state almost
nothing. Oregon reform school boys
would be found quite as ready 10 learn
aud do a. the "pukea."
Oregon boys are as smart a. any pro-
duced In Missouri except that they have
not had the chance these Missouri boys
have had Of learning an useful trade
while making their own homes.
Good brioklayers and good brickmak-
ers are scarce They command good
wages anywhere ia the world. The
trade Of plasterer ls also not oyer-crowd.
Cd In fact none Of the building trades
ana.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-20
POLITICIANS OPPOSE TIE REFORM

All the politicians ale opposed tc
aboliahing the fees and perquisites o
state officials - more than the
state officials themselves, and they seek
10 switch the discussion.
An anonymous uscorrespondent Of poll
ticial supplement 10 the Salem States
man takes up the editor Of the JOURNAL
and makes the point that whom In the
legislature In 1895 he opposed similar
reform.
The point Ia only a sample OF the
special pleading these fellows have 10 re-.
sort 10 as an excuse for not joining in
and doirg right now. Lot US admit Rl
they claim and what does II amount to2
Because this editor did wrong in 1895,
(which 10 not true.) we may continue
wrong-doing now. The Salem commit
tee Of One Hundred did propose reduc-
tious In salaries and covering fees of city
and county officers into the treasury in
1896.
But there had been no thorough agisa.
tion OF the subject. There was no. q
word In the county platform about II.
The editor Of this paper agreed TO favor
II II II was 10 apply at the beginning OF
the next term, az the county officers
were then in the middle OF their first
year,
The whole delegation OF three senators
and Ave representatives we're an unit on
this. They may have been wrong then. |
The politicians who are fighting salary |
reform nov would have the public be-
lieve one man alone was TO blame for
that failure Of reform.
We expect these politicians to fight
TnE JOURNAL and its editor But the
work OF the committee Of 100 Was not
lost. All they contended for has been
carried into effect In Marion county and
In this cityand 10 opposition TO the uni
ted efforts Of the push politicians.
TnR JOURNAL is now doing what was
acklng preceding the legislature Of 1890
-ltis agitatng the question OF salary re-
orm and putting all fees and perquisites
n the state treasury.
That was done In the city aud county
las been done againstthe politicians
and will be done IN tho state
galnst them, Why shouldn't they re-
let stripping themselves OF $50, 900 a
ear fees and perquisities2
The agitation will 20 on. II cannot be
iverted into personalities or discussion
the legislature OF 1896.
AZ present the people should help the
Citation. Help circulate the facts about
az state government. They are not
anied. Five state Offices are getting
yer eighty thousand dollars annually
Y their work.
That is paid In salaries, fees and per.
nisites. They may get more. They
ay got more. They will yet more from
'ar to year The abuse will grow. Stop
now. Make them take Hat salaries In
"a conventions that nominate them and
zen enact II into Law.
Watch rHE JoURSALl The broadsides
Q terrifying the taxeatera. Their abuse
compliment and the agitation will
ON,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-20
NOW is THE TIME

Seasons change. We cant
change them. We can't pre-,
vent the coming of cold and
damp airs.
But we can prevent the sore
throats, the coughs, colds and
lung troubles by taking SCOTS 5
Emulsion. Nothing does more
to make the tender throat
tough. Nothing gives such
strength to weak lungs.
Don't take risks--when its
easy to be safe. Now is the
season for taking SCOTS
Emulsion In season.
Wen ,saa y. /. u,'ls,sty.u~nA
'S'AA = beoAi. - rea.i sasss Me- Yssa.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-20
Salem Initiates
In Scottish Rite

f. W. steualoff, W. d. McNary, Will
liam steusloff and j. N. Brown of this
city we're initiated into the Scottish Rite
Order Of Free Masons at Portland satur
day night. The convention was attended
by a number Of Salemitee, among them
DR.. j. F. Calbreatlf, DR.. Il. A. Pierce,
II. J Ottenhelmer, 2. ]. Beckett.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-20
There sa ass OF People

Who are injured by the use Of coffee.
Recently there has been placed in all
the grocery stores a new preparation
called GRAIN-O, made Of pure
grains, that takes the place OF coffee.
The most delicate stomach receives
II without distress. and but few can
tell II from coffee. II does not cost
over u as much. Children may drink
IL with great benefit 10 cts. and %
cts. per package. Try II. Ask for
GRAIN-O.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-20
Ode IOHNsON scHOOL LANp Loan

TBE JOHNSON SCHOOL LAND LOAN
A Salem Republican editor who
Tough ( the ring four years ago 10 gel
0eor nominated for Governor. IL nov
lighting Geer'a denomination and again
he Il downing the ring.
Inn't Il ilght 20 cover schemes OF q
WORSE iaolionY
There can be no oblvctlou 10 this on
tho part Of an independent paper like
Tnn JouRNAL II the Republican party
h this county wants 10. Il can turn it.
sall inside oul every time Il is ssked
70 DO 90.
lsn't the noise made 10 hide
greater graito yet 10 GOMEZ
Tnn JOURNAL believes tho Geer
administration oi the school land
buainess has been great i'm
progomont on the past. There
has boon no Davis delaloalion. Better
loans have hoen made and Interest co..
leoled closer.
Isn't the aati-Goer aght backed by
~ old land.ringg
II an u true that ls claimed in Tie
johnson loaD, iheye hiss boen noifaad
uhd Il "a siill romArkahle record chat
ln four yoars Of loans there is bat one
~. 500 loan 10 and fault with.
When Goo. Davis was cicrk scores of
had loans were made annually.
rHa jopnSkL did not accuse lho Sen.
lioe q lying but said q made state
nenls thai ala not correspond with he
lspers on as Ia lhe oaas aud that i
NJ nessi lying aa an editor san come
4 |hopi Eillolly lglng.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-20

returns, and nervousness vanishes as new
rich pure blood once more circulates
through all parts Of the system.
S. S. S. is the only purely vegetable
blood purifier known. 1t contains no min
erals whatever. Send for our free book
On blood and skin diseases and write our
physicians for any information or advice
wanted No charge for medical advice.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. Ca
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-20

Soldiers in the Philippines are shoot.
ing badly and target practice will be In,
s'''u'ed with aview Of improving thel
maFksmanship.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-20

The United Mine Works OF America
are IN convention Al indianapolis. They
will demand a 10 per cent increase 10
wages.