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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-22
ConSejo Executive.
Session de aver.
Un emprestito municipal
denegado.
"El Salto del Plata mo Sera
utilizadO pOr ahOra.
PROLEGOMENOS DE ABAsTO
DE AGUAS FIN HUMACAO

Aver celebr6 session ell Conseio
habisndo sido muY labo.
rioss. Enpez6 las dos de 10 tarde.
Los acuerdos tomados fueron los
Aumentar Ell sueldo del segunao
Marsh&l de Ia corte de Districts de
los Estsdos Unidos 6 $1,000.
N ombrar dos Duevos eTnpleados
en L. chcina de Ia Junta de SAnidad
que e encarga1an de Ia estadistica
de nacimientos y defunciones.
Sc contesto negRtivamente IL
consnlts del Alcslde de Isabela. ST
era legal la imposiciol de contribu.
clones sobfe eli ganxdo vacuno ca.
ballar.
Sc desaprob6 la pstici6a del A
yuntamiento de Csguas para contra.
tar nm emprestito por $50 OCO.
Sc sprobaron los arbitrios espa'
cisles creados por los municipios de
Utuado, F@iardo Y Maricao.
Tamblen SO Rprobaron los de Ma
natl, rebajando las Quotas en- un 25
p9.
Sc desaprobaron los dc Maya.
gnez por considerarlas excesivos.
Sc aprobaron los de Camuy re-
duciendo &un pc 20 los derschos nor
matanzs de ganado.
Sc nego 4 don Ramon Valdes 10
petici62 que hiciera para prorrogar
el plazo durante al cuaI se com pro.
metio utflizar las aguas del sAlto
del rio de Ia Plata, y Sc declare cadu.
cada 10 conce sion que se le habia he
clio.
Fac acuedo devolverle 10 fanza.
Concediose don Carlos Arms.
tror 3 permiso para tender an puen.
te sobre Ell rio Canas
So concedi6 III municipio de Hu.
macao permiso para deriyar treinta
litros dc agas por minute, para su
tir al pueblo.
Faeron nombrados concejales
del Ayuntamiento de San Juan don
Jalian Silva y don Fidel Gnillerme
ty, y los .seflores W. Nc Cormiek Y
don Jose Mufioz Vazquez para conce
jales del Ayuntamiento de Guayama.
Sc concedio licecia de seman as
al Attorney General Mr. Harlan pa
ra pasar & lls Esta1o lunidos.
, A las cuAtrO de la tarde Sc levan
to Ia session,
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Delegadto

En virtud de una resolution
sdoptada por L. Federation Libre
de los TrabAisdores de Puerto Ri =
co... en- San J aan por IL asamblea
constituida sc acordo mandar por 10
menos dos dele 6 ados de esta ciudad
para rer aaentar & Paerto Rico en-
Il Conven~Jn de II <American Fe !,
deration of Labor. que tsndrs lugar
en- Diciembre proximo. Ha sldo
alberta, con tai otjsto una suscrip-
ci6n en- L. oficina de &quel periodico
y las contribucloues que SO reciban
de las personas 1ntsressdss en- el
trabsjo de IL fsdsracion y en- el
anuncio y protecci6n del cafe de
Paerto Rico, seia1 invsrtidAs con
ese fin. De tempo en- tempo 30 pu-
blicsr& una lista consignando las
cantidades racibidss.
Pronto Sc publicar& tambien
una circular expllcando ell plan, y
ana copia de ella ser& enviada los
propietarios de fincas de cafe y otras
perso mas interesadsS 8.
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La Federation
Libre,

Ha visitado nuestra mesa de re-
dacci6n un nuevo periodico bilipgue,
con ell nombre que sirve de epfgr&fe
a estaa lileas.
Els organo Official de las uniones
que forman Ella Federation Libre
de los trabkjadores de PaerEo R:co'
y aflliada q La "AmericSn Federation
tf Labor.
Dicho peri6dico viene muy bien
presentadc.
Els director .el Sr. Alfred Philip
Henriques--y administrator ell Sr.
Fernando Gomez Acosta.
Deseamosle larga vida y muchos
suscriptores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-22
COnnbinaCiOnes
en- el Congo.

Ell corresponsal del <Timesa en-
Paris dice que el decreto aboliepdo
ell puesto de Comisario del Gobierno
on el lago Tchsd ha dsdo por reaul-
tado eI unir ese territorio q las G 1lo.
Miss del Csrgo frances 6 indic& Ia in.
tenci0n del nuevo Ministro de Colo
mis- quien tiene 81 ~cI6sito de radu.
rir . independa' - de les funciona-
MOS franceses "a dichs reg or; hace
cousJAr olcno corr5sponsal q. Is ini
Ci&cion de una polfgica pacltica sera
segur tme t. mu9 a5scads p3r el e.e-
mento militar.
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MOnsenOr Blenk,

Ssg1a cable recibido hoy por el
G1bernsdor Eslesiastico, ha embar-
2&do ests mafana eE New Orl; q 10
con direcclon q esta Isla, ell Iltmo.
senior obispo de esta Dioeesis, Mon
sef1or BIenk.
Feliz travesfa deseamos oil vir.
tuoso prelado.
Creemos que esta noticia serA
fscibidh con regocijo por los muchos
amigos con que cuenta Monsef1or
Bel en- esta lsla.
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Puerto Rico
Railroad Co."

La compaf1fa de ferrocarriles dc
eata Isia h. arsziadsdo srs ofcinaa
& los bajos de II hermosa casa cons
Ssuida recientsmente por Ell Sr. B
laval en- IL cAlle de Tetusn esquina s
10 Tanca
Dionas oficinas est&n instaladas
CON gran comodidad.
Resulta muy conveniente para
ell puolico este cambio.
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Gabinete Sc opone.
Aconseja al Emperador
ESPERE PAsE LA CORONACI0N.

New York Julio % 1925 A M.
Un periodico ofcioso aleman
asegura que los ministries de Gui-
llermo le aconsejan aplace su viaje
a lnglaterra para despu6s de la CO.
ronaci0n de Eduardo VII, teniendo
en- cuenta Ell sesgo que ha dado a
este asunto la prensa europea.
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Visiita.

Hemos tenido L. salts faccion de
recibir hoy Ii de nnestro estimado
amigo el Lcdo. Soils Commins, de
Ysuco. Largo ratio departures con
dicho am go & quien deseanos gra.
II slma estancia en- San Juan.
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En- Ia India Inglesa.
Tropas inglesas atacadas
POR PARTIDAS INSURRECTAS.
Medidas del gobierno ingles.

New-York Julio % 1925 A. M.
En- LoI'dres Sc han recibido alar-
NANTES n,t:cias de las posesiones
d Inglaterra en- ell Indostan. La
insurreccidn Sc propaga por todas
las provincias, siendo atacadas las
tropas inglesas por las partidas in
surrectas que Sc entregan a toda
clase de excesos. Ell gobierno So
propone enviar refuerzos a aquelIas
posesiones para destruir ell movi-
miento insurrsscional.
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En- la bahia
de Chesapeake.
EDIFICIos DEsTRUIDos.
4.000 casas destechadas. El Battle su
frio desperfsotos de consideration.

New York Julio % 10 Is A NJ.
En- la bahia de Chesapeake mu-
chos barcos Sc fueron q pique y otros
sufrieron averIas importantes duran
to el temporal. Notables edifcios
de la ciudad fueron destruidos en-
parte, y destechadas 1000 casas. Ell
B title, celebre monumento, ha su-
frido tambien considerables desper-
fectos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-22
N0TICIAS~

Las "PILDORAS RECONSTI.
TUYENTES DE VALE & CAN.
CIO" estkn formadas por los t6nicos
reconstituyentes y digastivos mas
valiosos de que hoy dispone 10 Glen
cia para comostir pronto, con exito
el empobrecimisnto de 10 sangre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-22
EsCuela NOCturna.

Els conveniente que ell pdblico
seps, que las classes nocturnas es Ia
blecidas en- esta ciudad son para los
ndultos cuyas ocupaeionts no les per
mitsn asistir las clases de dfa, en-
tiempos normales. Adem&s es tan
exsesivo ell numero de alumnos ins-
critos en- AIgunas asignaturAs que So
hace impossible admitir mas. Estas es
cuelas han sido implantadas especial
mente para los obreros.
Para las clas&s da taquigrA fla y
maquiailla Sc hace indispensable cul
turs bastAnte para estRr al nival de
las mis- nas.
R&cemos ests sclaracic6n por
que son lunches los nifios y sun per
sonas mGyores que no est&n dentro
de las condolences que se exigen que
solicitAn ser matriculados.
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POR CABl-
CSERXICIO DIRECTO.0
Turquia y Bulgaria.
La sltuaclon Sc agrava.
Sc CREE QUE Russia INTERVENGA

New York Julio 22 10 25 A. M.
Entire Turqufa y Bulgaria SO
agrava la situacion de mOdo alar-
mante. Los b1lgaros atacan & los
turcos con gran encarnizamiento,
sosteniendose renidos encuentros en-
las fronteras y en- las inmediaciones
del Danubio. Sc cree que Russia in
tervenga en- esta contienda.
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Estados Unidos.
Terrlbles desastres
EN- BALTIMORE.
La ciudad ha sufrido graudes periuicios.

La c1udad ha saIrldo grandes Derjulcl0s.
New York Julio % 10 25 A. Nj.
A consecuencia del temporal de
que Sc dio noticia aver, confirmase
que La ciudad de Baltimore (Estado
de Maryland) ha sufrido un verda-
dero desastre. Ademas de los cul-
t1vos que fueron arrasados, otras
perdidas son de lamentarse dentro
de la ciudad.
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Protection al azucar.
Gobierno Ingles
QUlERE LEVANTAR
Iindustria sacariDa en- sus antillaa.

New Yok Julio % 10 25 A. NJ.
Dicen de Londres que en- la
Camara de representatives Sc ha pre-
sentado un bill, pidiendo que SO
vote ell crGdito de un million y me-
dio de dollars para proteger la in-
dustria azucarera en- las Antillas In
glesas, que Sc encuentra muy decai-
da. Sc cree que Ell Parlamento 10
apruebe.
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Temblor de terra
en- Lisboa
EsPANTo EN- LOS HABITANTES
De la ca pital lusitana

New York Julio % 10 25 A. NJ.
I'm fuerte temblor de terra es
ha sentido en- Lisboa, causando
gran espando en- los habitantes de
la capital lusitana Muchas fami-
las Sc lanzaron la Gale durante
ell fenomeno.
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Dos VentlladOreS.

Apropiados para fabricAs 8 5
mac snes, Sc venden bajo precio,
Info tmarAn en- La Correspondent
sta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-22
La lluvia
Innundaci0n
Ell RIO De JONESFALLS
Cause grandes dan2s.

New York Julio % 0 25 A. M
Fuerte l]uvia cay0 durante ell
temporal en- Baltimore, ocasionando
una innundaci6n del rio Jonesfalls,
que cause grandes danos en- Ell
arrabal de Fellspoint.
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Invitacion especial.
C(rculos pol(ticos
OONCEDEN GRAN lMPORTANUIA

a este aoto.
New York Julio % 10 25 A. M.
Noticias recibidas en- esta ciu-
dad aseguran que ell Emp8rador de
Alemania ha recibido invltacion es-
pecial del Rey Eduardo para asistir
al acto de su coronation, La prem
sa francesa concede exceptional i'm
portancia a esta vista,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-22
Venezuela
Sc ignora el paradero
DEL GENERAL MATOS.

New York Julio 22 10 25 A. NJ.
Despachos de la Guayana no.
tician que Sc ignora el paradero del
General Matos. 10 otstante, la OPT
MON general Sc inclina Greer
que pronto entrara victorioso en-
Caracas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-22
Prop6sitos
atribuidos al Emperador
DE ALEMANIA

Con motive de su vista al Rey Eduar
do VII.
New York Julio % 10 25 A M.
La prensa oficiosa atribuye al
Emperador Guillermo prop0sitos ten
dentes a estrechar mas aun las re-
laciones de amistad con Inglaterra
para fines politicos de gran tras-
cendencia. Otres periodic dicen
que la vista 10 tendra por obieto
asistir a la proxima coronaci0n del
Rey de Inglaterra.
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Sc ALQUILA, con exception
de una piez a, una casa en- la calle de
Allen no. 81, q mn precio sumamente
n61i,o y & una familia corta y sin
nif1os.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1902-02-06

town Of 1900 inhabitants, makes it a.
sure and safe investment.
800 acres miles from Bridgewater;.
24O acres under cultivation, balance
hay land; all nice level land. in good
neighborhood; one mile from school,;
price S3l. 90 per acre.
800 acres miles from Brldgewater;
about l7O acres under cultivation, bal
ance in pasture and hay land; good
house. large barn, granary. corn cribs,
machinery sheds, hog houses. deep
we'll. windmill and tank, good S0-bar-
rel cistern. Price $4,000 per acre;
finest kind of land.
100 acres miles northeast of Cant
stota. 100 acres under cultivation, bal
ance pasture and yards. fair house and
harms. good we'll, nice grove about the
house. part of the pasture is a little
stony, fields are clear of stones, school
house is situated on land. owner has
Oregon fever. Price $5, GOO.
$40 acres miles south west of Can't
stota. 525 acres under cultivation; Yer
million river cuts one corner of farm.
running through pasture. fine large
house. big barn. deep we'll and plenty
of water, windmill. hog house, grana-
ry, corn cribs, and in fact is a modern
farm in every respect: good black loan
soil with clay subsoil, Price, S37 90 per
acre.
800 acres : miles northwest of Cant
stota; fine laving land, can all be culti-
waited but about l5 acres, which makes
a ine pasture; good house and barns,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1902-02-06
M'COOK COUNTY.

N SOSN S00N Il
100 acres about miles east of Cant
stota. Little rough; fine grazing quar-
ter; so acres nnder cultivation; no
buildings. Price $2l 90 per acre.
100 acres miles from Brldgewater;
all fine level land; ITO acres under cul-
tivation, SO acres of fine meadow land:
small house. Price $1,000 per acre.
80 acres miles west of Canistota: !:
fair buildings; 5-room house; barn for
8 head horses; Is acres upder eultiva.
|tion; best OF soil; good we'll with in
exhaustable supply of water. Price
$32 per acre.
48O acres 2 miles west of Canistnta
with two dne set of buildings; the
buildings on one quarter cost 1920
and are Kept up in fne shape. the other
buildings not quite SO good; plenty Of
good water, with windmills and tanks;
nearly all under cultivation. This can
be sold all in one body or can be sold
separate. Price of choice 800 acres.
90 per acre, Land quite level. fine
soil.
100 acres one-half mile from Bridge
water; fine level land, can all be cnlti-
waited; house 1924 with add l4xl6,
painted inside and out. stable 2ox50,
granary 1890, good we'll. windmill and
tank. Price $34.0O per acre. II cash
balance on easy terms. This farm is
nearly all under cultivation and is one
of the prettiest laying farms that lays
out doors, and laying within one-half
mile of .Bridgewater, a hustllng little
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1902-02-06
j. c. GILBERT, v. p.


We have now established branch office at canstota Nccook Co.
s. d. with Ben Peters, Parker,
good and productve and $40 5 than Tu
county lands Corn McCook this about 35
We have large list of cCook would be
pleased to show them
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1902-02-06
Turner County.

100 acres 211l miles from Parker; good
buildings, 30 acres under cultivation,
living water, adjoining school, Price
$4,000 per acre.
100 acres in Norway township; finest
kind OF land, lays nearly level, no
buildings. about 10 acres under culti-
vation. Price So 900.
100 acres 3 miles west of Hurley, 50
acres under cultivation, balance finest
kind Of meadow, hay went ton per
acre this year; good soil. no buildings.
Price $50 per acre.
240 acres in Swan Lake twp, this is
one Of the best farms in South Dakota.
large house, good barn, fine grove. best
of water. This farm is nearly all nn-
der cultivation. Price $5l per acre.
10 acres 2lniles from | Parker; fine i'm
provements. good new house and barn.
excellent water with windmill; alum
der cultivation; fenced and cross
fenced. An ideal home, Price $5O.Oa
per acre.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1902-02-06
= =. NEAR. A ~. W.HARPER.
HURLEY LAND CO..
NEAR r 81 HARPER, Managers.
Real Estate, Land Loans and Insurance.
", Turner County, South Oak

A Few OF our Bargains in Turner County.
1omlen wso urey Price
mnsno wesoH odimpro
hasaionaD ml.h we'll improved
Asledid all ndhrlo
ep6ugh,go odwelan
acres. good
nens nce
ia yownsbp he best %
loo sins ran "a
Chdsown nownshp; spenddy improved
erhror shr
Soo aunnproe
oandn ndandB
sofa
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1902-02-06

well and windmill. about 220 acres un-
der cultivation, school house on the
land, This farm at the price offered is
a snap, lands adjoining sell - high as
1856 to $3s per acre: price Ut this farm
Is $3i 90 per acre, and can be purchased
on easy terms; 81. .o00 down will handle
{, balance on long time at 8 per cent
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16

The silo 10 gaining friends every year,
iud it VII. not je many years until cy-
ny progressive dalryman VIII put hls
corn crop IN a sllo ANA thus get the
best y sslbe results from II. says Dairy
and Creamery Corn Is the cheapest
iced that can be grown IN this country
ma ln thc shape Of silage Is the best
food Tor dairy COWS. Mr.. ID. NJ. Me
Pliers "a, Lancaster. Canada. keeps
seventy cows on - acres Of land. aud
these cows average 1000 pounds OF
MIX a year, and this great yield II
made on sllage. Experiments hn W
proved to Mr. Mcpherson that corD
fodder is not as valuable as corn ~
age The difference In his herd amount
10 jOC pounds Of milk day. In speak
ing of his system Of keeping cows Mr.
MePherson suys;
Actual experiments have pr iytd
,hal for every thousand pounds weil h'
II live animal tWenty-siX pounds 0f
food daily are required IN pr perry
1ulnnced ration. That viii give cnOuz;'
Hs heat producer and flesh former
'.r either beef or milk How can that
food be- supplied at least costf II b.
nilie possible for every farmer to have
ef ch COW give 500O pounds Of Uilk q
season al cost OF only % 10 ~ cents
per hundred pounds ! have reduced
the cost 0f producing milk - ~ GEMS
per hundred Farmers are losing dllllY
what. n properly applied. means wealth
10 them. and increase in westh, N
properly used, is Increased happiness
The balanced ration that ~ e sting
sou "a cents a day per cOA can b. Lnd
Tor o cents b. studying out The require
menfs Of your cows aud ~ loading
them both ways Our railways aud
steamships are On that principle
riaim that cows should give GOO
pounds Of milk per season I feed
neal every month n the year % iDy
s0wa because u reduces the cost a.
IeeD ana increases production"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
SECOND
DEGREE
MURDER
Jury Renders Verdict Against
Markley
Npfnndauf Will Do Confanrad
Defendant viii Be Sentenced
On Saturday

John +. Markley. the Champoeg mer-
chant, was declared guilty OF murder
N the second degree for the killing of
John d. Fain, by a jury in the Marion
county circuit court on Wednesday af.
ternoon. The verdict was rendered at
6:l5 last evening, after the Jury had
been cut less than FIVE hours. Judge
Burnett has set Saturday morning at
8 o'clock as the hour for pronouncing
sentence. The penalty for this crime
In this state is imprisonment in the
state penitentiary for the natural life
of the convicted man.
The verdict of the jury, while not
unexpected was returned at an earlier
hour than had been predicted by those
who heard the testimony, and in whose
minds there never existed any doubt
as to the probable nature of the YER
dict. Markley received the verdict
with the same degree of composure
and apparent disinterestedness that he
manifested throughout the trial When
being taken from the court room to the
JAIL he stated to Sheriff Goliath that
he expected to be either declared gull
ty Of murder in the first degree. as
charged, or that he would be acquitted,
qualifying the statement by saying
that he either killed Fain or he did
not kill him. The defendant appeared
well satisfied with the verdict that was
returned.
II is learned that the initial ballot
stood nine for conviction and three for
acquittal. A subsequent ballot re-
suited ten for the conviction of the
accused as charged in the indictment.
and one for acquittal and one for muir
der In the third degree. After some
further deliberation. verdict of sec.
ond degree murder was determined up
on, and to that form of a decision all
subscribed.
II is understood that the defendant
and his counsel are satisfied with the
verdict as rendered, and will not ap.
peal the case to the supreme court.
May Ask New Trial
When seen this afternoon Carson &
Adams, of this city stated that II had
not been determined as to whether or
not an application would be made for
a new trial, The attorneys have the
matter under consideration.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
SALEM
MILITARY
BAND
Raising Funds For a Perman-
ent Instructor

VIII Sellwood has published a card
saying that the Salem Military band
has not been consolidated under MIR.
McElroy, as was published, but that
gentleman will remain in Eugene, and
the Salem Military band has reor-
ganized under Prof Walter bowman.
The band under the new leadership,
is doing hard work practicing, and
holds almost nightly rehearsals. Mr.,
bowman has also secured some pri-
vate pupils, and will add greatly to the
development of the musical talent of
this city.
A subscription for a monthly salary
for the new director is being raised,
and thus Mr.. Bowman hopes 10 be
able to stay in our city permanently.
A good band Is such credit 70 any
city that Salem should have this tai
ented gentleman's services. The sub
scription should be made large enough
to ensure it's success, as the band
means a great deal 20 a city Of this
size, and all the money paid for II will
be spent here.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
PERSONALS.

J. G. Wolf. a hop buyer. returned to-
day to his home in Silverton.
Mrs. George B Waters has returned
from a visit in Portland.
Hon. w. II. Hobson, of stayton, is
spending a few days in this city.
DIR. w. II. Byrd was called to Hub
bard this morning ca professional bust
ness.
J. @. Graham. of the Balfour, Guth
rie Company, has gone to Halsey and
Shedds.
Mrs. A. A. settlemier, Of Missoula
Montana, Is visiting with relatives in
this city.
Mrs. Reas williams, of Jefferson. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. w II. Phillips
in this city.
Miss Bessie Burkhart, Of Albany, is
visiting in this city, the guest of Miss
Pearl Applegate.
w. Scott Taylor one of Gervais' sub
stantial citizens, was in the city Wed
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. II. l.. Benson left today for
klamath Falls, where she will join her
husband and reside
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davey have re.
turned from a visit with relatives at
Bridgeport, Washington.
j. j. Mccormick turnkey at the
state penitentiary. has gone to Jeffer-
son for a few days hunting.
Mr. and Mrs. II. a. Mccoy, of Green
burg, Indiana, are visiting with the
family of G. ID. Mccoy, near this city.
Governor Geer returned today from
,.f, ha 10 ratpht aNtnnnnn
banquet given by the bankers of
Portland to an excursion party OF
Eastern capitalists.
John Nj. Gearin, who assisted in de-
Tending John f. MarlSley of the charge
of murder, in the Marion circuit court,
has returned to Portland.
Mrs Fred Steusloff has returned
from Portland, where she has been at
tending the sessions Of the state con
vention of the Rathbone Sisters
L. II. Stinson of this city, has again
been elected grand keeper of the re-
cord and seal of the state lodge of the
Knights of Pythias at the state con
vention of that order recently held in
Portland.
Mrs. John McCubbin and daughter.
Miss Dolly, have returned to their
home at Lostlne, Wallowa county.
They came to Salem about year ago
with an invalid daughter, who has
since died.
A. l.. Downing ex-county treasurer
of Marion county, Is reported consider
ably improved In health Mr.. Down
ing has been critically III for some
time, and his many friends will hope
to see a continuance In the physical
Improvement of the ex-county officer.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16

IN Paris, wh"r' uniformity OF color Ia
. costume 81 the rule ThJg, capcs ere
trimmed WITH ruhles or hanis of onl.
broideiy and finished with stoke cads
which rcnch in some eases 60 the lot
tom of the dress a wrap OF thls sort
need not be lined II Il Is made of s.l';
Dr. double goods.
Knotted velvet sushes are IN ns prcat
favor as Formerly The newest Is made
Of six strands Of ribbon three un each
side l;nottcd twice.
\ particularly smart tailor made X
here Illustrated. IL D. of hnc blncl,
br0dGc,oth with wide turnover col.
lar of white sIlb strapped with heavy
white embroidery bands. aud th" rcll
II fronts ere treated IN the same way
The suit itsclr Is perfectly plali, ,gith
tie exception ~ Us black Hrvp!dHgs.
which ave "a the same cloth.
JUDO CIiOLLEr