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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-05


mente.
Acercabase ell dia de Reyes y al es-
cribir I'm artfculo sobre ios nifios felices
~ desgraciados que recibirfan regalos
de los magos de Oriente, saque relu-
cir a una pobre mujer que, con tres
nifitos, dormla en- la b6veda de la
Puerta de San Juan y decia; los Reyes
no bajaran a esos sitios lobregos, dOnde
Sc escucha ell insolito rrido de las olas;
ALI duerme la miseria, representada en-
una jfbara y tres nifiitos. quienes San
Ciriaco derribo su bohio, que tenfan
ala, en- 10 alto de nuesuas,yerdes mon
tafIaS.
LOS Reyes no baiaran, no, en- este
dia, esos sitios, por que cuaado passn
pr ALI, va habran dejado su preciosa
carga en- los BALCONIES de los ricos y
acomodados, y no podfan fjarse en- el
roto zapatito con yerba, De esos infeli :
ceS niflos".
Los Reyes no bajaron Ia Puerta de
San Juan ifue cierto! pero baj6 la ca
ridad, que es mas hermosa, y mas de-
mocratica que los Reyes Guera PARADE
Jay. ST; baj6 la carload en- forma de
mujer; yo 10 ps despues regocijado.
Y llevaron a los infeli,e jibaritos y 4
la madre zapatitos. mufietas, vestidos,
dinero. Fue hermoso, muy hermoso.
iYo habia despertado, sin quererlo, a
Ia carload que dormfa!
wv
ho1.o &c o1ooo ~, %e. rrro,5o -, %e H.,
mano. Es el levantamiento, la cree
cion de una mano que acaricie, que
sane, que abrigue, que consuele y res
taure q esos seres dolientes, que Sc
arrastran, que st1fren, que 1loran en-
vano; este es: un HOSPITAL en- Ma
yaguez.
No digais que es espiritista, por que
podeiS condenaroS.
La carload no es cat6lica, nj protes-
tante, nj hebrea; la carload es una,
una sola en- todas parties, y en- todas
parties sus alas son blancas, como es
blanca Ia lagrima que ell dolor hace
brotar de los ojos del protestante, del
catolico, del esp1ritista. ...
NADIA de sectas, NADIA de razas ante
ell dolor, que puri6ca las almas de la
humanidad.
No digais: mo; por que es espiritista
ell hospital" pues 20 os recordare las
palabras del justo, que prometi6 repe-
tirlas delante de su Padre, cuando las
almas, queriendo ocupar la derecha
de aquel, las repele diciendo;
mo, porque tuve hambre y no me
dfsteis de conner; tuve sed y no me dis
teis de beber; estaba desnudo y no me
vestisteis."
Hablaba por los que piden en- su
nombre y Sc les MEGA el auxilio.
wv
Lectores: en- Mayaguez Sc construye,
con esfuerzos, I'm hopital para seres
intelices de todas las creencias.
Yo me quito humildemente el SOM
brero y alargandolo digo: una limos
nita en- el nomb-e de Dios. Para el
Hospital de Mayaguez -. iuna limos
niSta!
Enrique C0ntrer0S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-05
LA CARLOAD!
UNA L1MOSNITA...s !
HOSPITAL de MAYAGUEz


nuestra isla 80.
lAcaso debe dor1nir la carload?
Y, 81 duerme lporiqre no despertarla7
iQue dichosos los nifios que, en- cuna
dorada, despiertan bajo la hermosa
diana de sonoros besos maternos!
iQue sonrisa la de les padres, GUAM
do sus nif1os arrojan algo al suelo de 10
que comen, por que estan ahitos, y lue-
go saltan y brincan tan dichoooS, sin
hambre!
iQue satisfaction para Ell viejecito
amado, cuando, enfermo, es objeto de
todos los cu;dadcs, de todas Is deli
cadezas, de todos los mimosl. 80.
Manos de mujer que acolehan la al
mohada, que apenas 1ozan, como alas
de mariposa, la blanca cabeza cuando
Sc tiene que administrar las medicinas.
Y una hija lee, distrayerdo al padre
8 Ia madre enfermos; y la hermana, So
Hcita, trae Ia golosina, sonriente, para
81 enfernlo; y todo es para el enfermo.
Que no Sufra; que yea sembantes ale
gres; que Sc tengan pies de algodon y
manos de seda, para no molestarle, pa
ia no hacerle sufrir.
iQue bueno es tener hogar y recur-
W..
Pero. .. lno habeis visto por ahf, en-
nuestros portales. debajo de nuestras
caSaS conSiStorialeS, madreS enfermaS,
con nifios palidos a su alredor, con ro-
pas ique digo ropas! con m1seros hara-
pos y con caras de hambrientos y deses-
peradoS3
sNo habeis reparado en- ancianos y
hombres .enfermos, en- cuyos rostros
desesperanzados Sc retratan e1 dolor fl
sico y el dolor moral; dolores que piden
Z grltoS una CANA y una mano, con la
cuchara del alimento y la salud?
81 que los habeis visto, imuchas We
ces! Pero ~ que1 No son de nuestra
familia, hermanos, parientes nj Siquiera
amigos. Y Sc pasa por el lado de los
desgraciados, como 81 fueran perros que
infcioaan, y no nos detenemos a yer nj
& pensar 81 aquello es IN ser humane.
Y olvidamoS que eSos nifios, que esos
hombreS. que esas mujeres y ancianos
son iguales 4 los nifiitos que rieu Sc
enferman en- nuestro hogar; iguales al
padre, la madre al hermano, 4
quienes rodeamos de sumos cuidados, en-
cuanto la enfermedad derriba sus cuer-
pos en- ell lecho del sufrimiento. -.
1 Y no medi:amos- y no nos colocamos
'en la situacion de esos infelices, que
tienen por CANA el suelo y por alnoha-
da un escal6n; que tienen por abrigo
harapos, por alimento TN pan negro y
por mano acariciadora Ell rotten de un
Policeman, que les hace despejar el
Sitio.
ST; que Sc pudran y disgreguen en- TN
sitio arartado, lejano, donde la gente
que anda y que va y viene no yea esas
miserias. -.
lAcsso son seres los pordioseros7
~
, iDuerme Ia carload?
= No debe dormir, mientras haya huer.
amos y enfermos.
Y 81 duerme, hay que despertarla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-05

iComprfmete, rapsz!
x*x La installation de la central "Ma.
chete" progresa activamente. Sc es-
pera pronto una gran parte de la ma
quinaria.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-05

Un areOpagitn-;El gran busc6n!-La ley de Linch-
ItalianOs en- campaha-El Pntriarca Jacob.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-10

Coolest in summer and warmest in win
The most oleanly and sanitary under
ore than wool or cotton but its worth it,
ing scientific proofs Of above claims, or
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-10
STATE
FAILS TO
CONVICT
August CalmelS Of Wood
burn
Jury Returned Verdict for
Defendant

Al wOodburn Thursday the state
failed % secure a conviction in lie
prosecution Of August Calmels On u,
charge Of selling intoxioants, In viols
ton Of the city ordinance. The trial
was held before a jury in Recorder c
p. whitman's court GrSnt COrby,
city attorney for woodhurn. conduct
ed the prosecution. The defendant
was represented BY John A. Carson.
OF this city.
Calmers arrest on the charge FOL
lowed the recent city election At
woodburn that resulted IN a victou
for the anti-saloon element. AZ ths
trial Of the case. the state called
number Of Witnesses 20 testify tha,
they had purchased liquor az the ousi
ness house Of Calmels', who conducts
a billiard hall In this effort the pros
ecution was unsuccessful for the ma
jority Of the witnesses called for this
purpose would not swear that they
purchased liquor Of the defendant,
and the others did not testify posi-
lively as 70 the kind Of beverage they
bought The complaining witness vas
s. Tomlinson, mayor OF the city.
woOdburn has an unusual ordinance
against the trafic sale and handins
of intoxlcants. In addition 20 pro
hibiting the keeping and sale q
liquors OF any kind. the ordinance
makes Il a misdemeanor. punishabl'
by a fine OF from $50 TO 500, 70 eyea
give away intoxicating beverages Of
any kind. In arguing the case befoN
the jury. Attorney Carson. for the DE-
fendant, urged the unreasonablenes'
OF this feature OF the city's ordinanee
as abridging the rights Of citizens
Mr.. Carson also insisted that the eyi
dence offered by the state was Insult
Client TO warrant the conviction Of u
accused The jury was less than 8
hour In returning a verdict for ni
defendant
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-10

ing secretly 50 far The result Of this
ballot was. Hermann 81. Catch 81.
Kelly 2s. varter IL
Seventh ballot-Hermann 81. Catch
81. Kelly 80. vawter 16.
Eighth ballot-Hermann So Catch
%. Kelly 81. vaEter Il.
Ninth ballot-Hermann 81. Catch
81. vawter 10. Kelly 3s
Tenth ballot-After once failing for
too many votes. the result was: Her
mann 50 Catch 80. Kelly s. vswter
is.
The iith ballot stood Hermann So
Catch 80. Kelly IS. vawter H.
Twelfth-HermaDn y. Catch IS.
Kelly 20. vawter 20. Brovnen II. Har
ris l.
Thirtosnth-Hermann 50. Catch 90.
Kelly p vawter -. Harris 10. Brow.
nell q
An attemp, was made 10 adjourn at
Sis Lost
on the 18th ballot Eddy got the
first votes cast for him. and the result
stood Hermann 81. Catch "a. vawter
70. Brownen if Kelly 2i. Harris 20.
Eddy 10.
Fifteenth ballot--Hermann A..
Catch 81. Harris 20. Eddy rs. vawter
u. Kelly Il. Brownell II. Belknap Q.
on the 10th ballot Catch was the
high man Catch As. Browneli IL,
Eddy II. vawter 70. Miller /. Hermann
80. Harris %. Kelly Is. Belknap 5.
Seyenth-Gatch went up 20 80. Her.
mann had sS and the rest we're scat
tered. The Hermann vote was with.
held from Harris as the Roseburg
crowd considered the action OF Lane
.treacheUus
on the 18th ballot Catch gained /.
Harris Eained :. and the rest scat.
tered The ballot was illegal as there
were too many votes
on the 18th Catch led with 50. Her
man -. Harris % Kelly Is Brownell
n. Vawter l2
No. 2o-Hermann 54. Catch Sc. Rel.
ly "a. vawter 70. Brownell H. Harris
had dropped out. and the Hermann
push turned Bedlam loose.
No. 2l-Hermann SO. Catch IS. Rel
ly "a. Vawter -. BroWnen II.
No. 22-HermAnn "a Catch 54.
Brownell i6 Kelly rs. vawter 10.
Keene l.
No 23-HermAnn 70. Catch 81. Kel
ly 27. VaWter 70. Eddy 2.
On the above ballot Brownell drop
ped out OF the race. and there was
more frantic yelling by the Hermann
men
There vas delay about the baliotins
and cries Of ballot. ballot" were
heard al over the hall Men were
rushing about like bullets
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-10
Stampede to Hermann.

Before balioting Eddy made a
speech throwing the vote Of Tillamook
70 Hermann. There was great uproar
by the Hermann men. The fight had
been picked up out Of the ruins and
won over the opposition Of the young.
er candidates. vawter got up whea
Jackson was called. and released his
delegation. At this point Brownell
returned TO the chair.
The las, Ballot
Hermann was nominated on this
ballot. the Path. receiving a majority
of the votes. and the convention broke
into wild cheering
The chair raped them down. and
announced that 176 votes we're cast
or four more than there were dele
gates But Kay. Of Marion. relieved
the situation BY moving 20 make IL
unanimous. Hermann had IS votes,
Hermann Introduced.
Binger Hermann was introduced,
and made a speech replete with good
feeling and predicting certain vic.
tory.
They would roll up the largest Re
publican majority ever cast In this
district Cheers After praising all
his competitors. he accepted the nom.
ination with thanks.
Il vas nearly midnight when he
finished his remarks.
Catch was called for aud introduced
amid great applause He regretted
his defeat. but ne had no complaints.
He would be no laggard in the com.
ing contest
Vawter was given a similar cordial
greeting. and predicted a sweeping
victory.
Eddy Harris and Kelly were called
for and spoke briefly
The old congressional committee
were continued for their present term.
The convention adjourned.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-10

Eorth and the public services q the
late Hon. Thos. n Tongue. congress
man from this district. and re deplOre
his death a. . loss 70 his state and
nation.
Resolved. That ne recognize n
Theodore Roosevelt. President q the
United States. a stalwsrt type q
American citizenship worthy q
these. the best days q the republic.
and re heartily indorse his position
upon the great public questions q the
day. and his administration. And be
Il resolved further that re hereby eX'
tend 70 him the hospitaiiiies of this
state upon the occasion of his pro
posed VISIT
Received. That we DO hereby in
dorze and reafrm the platform % the
last Oregon state Republican c0uven-
tiou
Resolved. That the Republican par.
y q this congressional district fsTors
and viii earnestly Labor for the i'm
prorement u our rivers and harbors
By the national government
The Nominations
Nominations are nov in order. "
said the chairman There vas a lull
for a feE minutes.
II nobody wants the nouination. I
vil take f. said Crawford. Of Doug.
las.
KAY. % Marion. broke the Ice By
naming Clsud Catch. He vas capa
bic. and the younger elements o. the
party had q right 10 be recognized A.
this tine. A candidate was needed
Who vas In perfect harmony With the
national administration. and who
could greet the President on bis com
ina visit 10 Oregon without feeling
that be vas a person Objectionable IN
any way Great applause
There vas another lull. and then
Auterson. of woodburn. moved %
make Il unanimous Laughter
Gus Newberry. of Jackson. took the
floor and nominated vawter. lie made
az eloquent plea for a candidate from
Southern Oregon. a section that had
mover been honored with a nomination
Tor congress But they had other
claims than geography Their sec.
ton had always been loyal 20 tho
nominees of the Republican conyen.
tous. when other counties had helped
slaughter the head % the ticket W
/ Yawter was a son Of pioneers.
worked his way through the state uni.
'ersity; was a lawyer aud a business
man OF the highest character. and
loyal % Republican principles a. an
times Re would inspire and arouse
the entire party 20 its highest action.
n the convention did its duty 81 would
nominate Mr Vawtor
President Brownell called 5 q.
Houston to the chair. and took the
floor for Hermann. He admired and
appreciated the merits 81 the candi.
dates whose names had been present
cd Politics vas reallyy the adminls.
tration ~ public aralrs. alone the
line Of duty % the masses
Who was the best. the httest the
most capable man % send 20 wash
inFtun fo represent this district Bin
ger Hermann. and no other He next
eulogiged the Oregonian for its noble
struggle for sound money In 1886 The
man from Douglas coun
" had the experience and the best Of
the argument a. between these can
didates
Politics was a business and sci
ence that had 70 be learned BY expe.
rence. and the Intricate and delicate
details of government we're not
learned IN a day or week. Getting In
with the people managing and con.
trolling men. and Who had the social
qualities and understood manipulat.
ing things. was the superior 20 the In.
experienced man. who was new In con
gress
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-10
Yem Park sehooI.

The Yew Park school had a little
spring vacation OF It's own this morn.
ing. and the time was devoted TO a
regular cleaning up and beautifying
OF the school ground. Shoyels. rakes
brooms and vheelbarrows were re
Questioned. and a whole lot Of good,
hard work was done. in q way that
made Il enjoyable recreation.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-10
The Great Headache Cure.
QUICK SAFE SURE
DIR. MILES ANTI PAIN PILLS.
an of Aches
Cure I'd kfnds Of Pains and Aches.

o had suffered Hitb hsadaebs for ysars.
snd couid 81 10 reiief ] nnsily heard q
Dr. Niles AnnPaia pills. commenced Us
ing then and think they c1n't Be bat
They cure every time
MEE LUCY M'NICOr-
Fast Grand Forks. Hinn.
q think Four Pain Pills are the greatest
rfrefv for headache and neuraigia- !
keep them constantly % hand- and rec
ou1e1d them 30 ny friends-
H D. SANFORD.
pfpestoue. MINI.
4 frd Or Miles Antt-rhin Pills er-
c@iieuf Tor the relief ~ rain o. rheumn-
tlsu- ] recnrnuend them hiEhly.-
l. y UTLEY.
Minneapolis. Minn.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-10

What ne ned in Oregon today Is
70 kin and shoot 70 death mossbaek-
ism. and DO it sverlastiagiY. In COZ
ciusion be said the man he named
would be nOminzted-the gentleman
from ROseburg-Binger Hermann.
Judge Hewitt said he had not the
humility nor the musical voice Of the
gentleman from Clackzmas 10 do Jus.
itce % the favorite son Of Clackamas
But be would 60 a step farther. We
want new thought new energy and
ability. and he would 90 a step farth-
er. and ask for a new man We need
. man Who will stand upon principe.
and not upon mere policies of self
seeking. An able lawyer and an hon
est man. who would study questions.
learn what vas right and DO what vas
rirht-Percy r Kelly. Of Linn.
Geo. " Brown seconded Hermann's 3
nomination. The people would DO
the rest. and a nomination here vas
equivalent to a certificate Of election.
He vas the trusted friend Of VIM. Mc.
Rinley. and good enough 70 represent
this district.
Walter l. Tooze said he was proud
of the mossbacks. who had brought the
seeds Of civilization % this Western
coast. and he arose TO nominate q
son % one Of these ploneers-Hon
Gland Catch. Of Salem.
We are here to seek a leader. not
follower Of public opinion Great
cheering His candidate stood in the
state convention and fought for the
gold standard when others we're tax
ing the middle ground
His candidate was a man you don't
have 70 defend. neither his private
character nor his public record. Great
applause
Oregon had sent one Of her grand
es, sons 20 the United States senate.
and he was inexperienced-the Hon
Chas. W Fulton Mr Catch would
take his seat the peer % any worker
Who would be sent there
There would be no defensive cam.
paign II the Marion county man was
put on the ticket Claud Catch was a
man who worked for a living He waI
a friend OF labor and would get an the
labor votes Of This district Great ap
pianse. The galleries ard crowds 10
tho han we're two 70 one for Catch.
+. a. Bplknap Of Benton. eulo-
gized the Republican party's ancient
history. and seconded the nomination
of Hermann
The chairman nov ordered the bal
lots taken.
First Ballotins.
There were i73 votes cast as fnl.
lows Hermann 20 Catch s2. Kelly
30 vawter H. Brownen I. Every
vote vas cast
When the vote vas known the con-
vention broke into great cheering and
there were cries ot Catch. Catch,
Catch all over the house and CALLER
les
The second showed a change Of one
vote from Hermann 20 Catch Her
mann IS. Catch f8. Kelly 80. vawter
12 Cries Of Catch. Catch Catch
Third ballot-Hernann 81 Catch
80. Kelly q. vawter l2 This time
the Hermann men cheered and again
on the next, when both Hermann and
Catch gained one.
Fourth ballot-HermAnn 50. Catch
50. Kelly 25. vAwter l2.
Hermann was nov within i've votes
OF an election and votes became yalp
abla
Fifth-Hermann 50. Catch 81. Kelly
25. Vawter i2.
sixth-Hermann 81. Catch So. Kelly
2S. vawter l2 Ballot cast out as one
too many votes we're cast
on the sixth ballot Clackamas was
passed until last A conference was
held The delegates had all been voc
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-10

Baker City is TO have It's street car
line put In shape. and the new mate
rial has been purchased.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-10
Hermann Regains His Grip

Hermann Regains His Grip
lcOntinu d from hrss paes)
and touched the hearts of al uho
knew the man. One of the men
closest 10 the late Congressman Eas
= P. MecOrnack. Of Salem. Who
headed the Marion county delegation.
as be bad many delsgafioas foE
Tongue.
The Battle Began
Il T Harris. of Eugene. NAMED
Geo. &. BroEneli for chairman. Cheers
by the Hermann deieEates
b. l. Eddy. q Tillzmook. named 8
y Huston. q washinEtOn county. and
the cheering LASTED several minutes.
7. p. Kay protested against Brow.
neil. a. be vas not a delegate. and had
cot q right 70 be cbosen. Chesn-
Senator Marsters cane 70 the res
cue. ana said BroEneli eouid get q
pro1y from any cO1nty. The chair
ruled that Br0wnelI uas eligible
Harris moved that the oonvenfion
elect b. ballot Carried. Before bis
name vas presented BrOEneil had %
jectsd 10 the. lane delegAtiou Offering
bis name. a. he deemed Il bad poll
ties
Bro,~nsli Elected
After a close contest BrOEnell vas
elected By vote of % 70 %. amid great
cheering. This vas considered q VIC
toTy for Hermann.
Lex us be friends. iet there be no
passion. said the chairman. He said
that - years aeo vas the anniTersary
q Lees surrender. vhen the Tag %
secession went down.
He said the trouble with the Oregon
Republican party vas that two OF
three men uho I've i25 miles north Of
here had played the role OF dictator
20 the party. and this should 90 longer
BE- tolerated
This closed lhe speech. and Caw.
ford. ~ Douglas. moved that there be
a secretary and assistant secretary
named By the president 4 will DO
so said the chair. according 10 pro.
gram This caused a great laugh.
and the program scented 20 have the
day
The Program Carried.
The chair named n B Cosper Of
Polk. a. secretary and p Tomlinson.
of Benton. a. assistant secretary.
There was the usual motions for
T y Kay moved that no more mo.
tions BE- necessary. bat that the en-
tire program be- adopted Carried
With great laughter
Chair announced following commit
tees.
Committee ON cre,ientials-C y.
winn. OF Albany. A C. Maraers.
Roseburg J. M Shelley. Eugene y.
T. Tongue. Hlllsboro; Il N Emmett
of Lake: T. e Campbell. OF Josephine.
Resolutions a. Campbell Clack.
amas n l. EDDY Tillamook: Il. =.
Jones. Lincoln. T. y. Kay. Marion:
W Henderson. Yamhill
Committee on order of business and
r "a Belknap. Benton. 2. NJ Brat
tain. Lake; A. = sfearns Coos. A.
H. Rosa. Jackson
These committees we're also accord.
ing 10 program.
The committee on credentials 70
ported a. before published.
Tho committee on platform reported
briefly and formally The committee
seemed 10 have done their work IN a
great hurry II was adopted
The Platform Adopted.
We. your committee on resolutions.
hereby recommend that the following
resolutions be adopted by this oonven.
ti0n. to.wlt;
Resolved. That We hereby record
our high appreciation Of the private
.a.-....-.u-...... -.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-10

4 have found a positive cure FOR bead
ache. with Ehich I have ben aEieted for
years. iu the use q ur. Miiss' Anfi-Pain
Pills I always havs them On the house.
and heartily recommsnd then for headache
MRS. JOHN HORAS.
Uuiuth. Minu.
4 have heeu 2 great sufferer from hsad-
sche and neural ris- A friend told ne to try
Br. Miles' Anfi-pal1 Pills. and after taking
three - four boIeE- I have Dot had the
headsche since ! think it Il ths hssf rem
edy on earth- ADA ANDERSON.
Maukato. Milan.
Il have used Or Miles Arti-pain pills
for severe headaehe. and they work like a
charm =. NJ NEWkfRk.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-10
WIN WAN - a OO1 L NOT FIT?

No other clothing within radius Of 25 miles of Salem
equipped with its tailor shop IL easily therefore, that
the who buys suit in has better opportunity for
securing h than afforded anywhe else in this the valley
This fact considering also that the largest stock Of Mems
and Boys Clothing Oregon outside of Portland makes decidedly
TO the advantage ofneudng purchasers suits before buying
and StOut Suits for the "baywndow gentry and short chunky
fellows
In the Sims the patterns calculated broaden
stead q making han look than like bean pole while in
the stous the patterns make the short look taller
Our sales i year the largest in hsoryye during the
int three mlt 81 this sales showed increase of go
cent over the pi d asl year The for R Simply
he have tie g The styles correct the prices right
and We guarSntse satisfaction.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-10

A'e On O.. safe. Sure sn3 spsssy cBre fer
rene5y Ever tsfo use1 Ter asachs. FeBral-
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-10
DR.. Miles Pam Pills

gia. Irriiahn,fy, seaslckntss. Backaehe. Rheu-
nasism. Nefvonsness. iBts. Sctntra- Sfonach-
arhe. Seeriessness. Dirziness. Perisdk Bear
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-10
lCortinu 4 from arlt paee-l

and touched the hearts of al uho
knew the man. One q the men
closest 10 the late Congressman Eaz
Y p MccOrnack. o. Salem. Who
headed the Marion county delegation.
ss be bad many Delegations for
Tongue.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-10

8 7. Evsy- formerly probats ion. =.
Greenwood o0untT. KansaS writes y.
Niles Anti-Pain Pills are the bsst s,s :.
remedy I can get for hsadachs uhish !,
not leaTe any bad eHects-
FOR several years I vas troubled -,
rerruus teadache and dlrrirtss 1
msnced taking Dr. Niles Antfpris ~
abort a year ago. aud Nas relieved ~ -
can highly rec11mend then
MRS ALICE 7. Evan
Garden Clty. Krs
Il Rad headache half the tir.s hsf--.
hsEzr using Dr Miles Anti Pain pH,,
fan positively state that there Z us A.
of teRcache they wlii not care E1rr I.