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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-08
DOLORES

De repente le psreci6 que
las bujfas > apagab&n y que to-
do girsbA en- torno suyo V tuvo
que apoyarse en uua si!i2 para
no eser. d. iost2Dts despu6s 81
captain cst,ba & su l&do, radian,
te dc falicld,d Y smor.
-Amad2 nil. muTmur6,
!cusn bella e>tasl iNUnca te h&-
biA visto mas encantadora que
hoy!
mi el dfa do nuestra bo-
da ? Acu6rdate que entonces me
dijiste que nuncE podrla estsr
mejor.
Y con estss palabrss tan tri-
Wales, que n&dE parecfan decir,
los dos disimulsban su profund,
emoci IN y So suprema felicidzi.
-E,tamos juntos otfa VIZ,
Lola de mi aims.
Y para no volver 4 separar-
nos jsm5s. Prefiero la muerte &
vivir leios de ii.
-Ese es tambie1 mi mOdo
De pen@ar. De Que sirve Ia vida
81 DO h mos &c gazarI& jun
tos t.... Lady Nelson nos eSt8
observtDdo, Lola. mo seIa po-
sible que icgremos siquierA me-
dla bora para nosotros SOLOS,
NO, ST mi TIA puade evil
tArlo. liza veDido xquf con el
animo de no perderme de vista
nj IN moments, y en- casa me hi
20 una ptq IehA obserVaci6a res
pecto de Il. Seg61 esto, debemos
conducirnos con prrdencia.
iAhl Lola, cu1n dulce-
mente vuelve 4 resonar to ycz
go mis- oijosl No sabes como
IA suspirSdo por este momento!
! Oh amAds mia; ie6mo pudiera
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-08

qaints De Vernon, de modo que
nneetras esper2nzas van & res
lizsrse mucho autes de- 10 qoe
crefamos. Msn4na misno ire (
VERNE con ella.
Nj TIA "a me ID b hi : di-
sh5; pero no estabz seg9ra do
qae fder2 cisrto.
La we're Y Sc 10 conta'6
todo. Al reg reso me ire direc-
tsmente a 3 ,tmonte y le reve-
isre a Lady Nelson Ia verdad.
! luego. -. iAh! Lola imsgi-
nate II dich, que nos espera
u entonces podre rcclsmArte
como nj esp ga y nos iremos 6
Loudres & com orar todo 10 que
necesitcmos para nuestro yisje
81 C&nadS.
-iAh! Llis, exclAm6 Lola:
es.ey aterrads; aqdf bailo rfo
y hago el papel de much4. b..
y mientras tsnto estoy cAsxda
y. y.
I IN beso ahoz6 el finsI d.
II fEase'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-08

La II Nelson - do por sa-
tisfech, caando hubo sepsrado
6 Lola del lado del spuesto mi
Iitsr. L1ago Is dajh en c3npa
MA Ii Sir Csrlos I iilor, h IN
bre css4do y De svanzsda e3sd.
digao lie toda 50 confianzt, =
Va trAnq ila sc fac a j1gAt una
p2rtiia do csrtzs.
Lady Nelson no tenfa NJ ia
voluntad al cApitln, y mis- bien
adm raba 81 fgura. 81 bello CT
rActar y sus msneras caitAs.
S.n embargo. 10 dormirfa Gin
iDquietod hasss 1e 10 vierA ca
sado con 1 sdy M.ri4.
Dsspues de bAilGr, Dolores
iogro desliz srse sin ser vista Y
se dirigi6 ii iugAr de Il cita.
donde "a 81 &n&ate esposo lie
aguarda b2.
Lola, dijo despues de be
sarls = abraSsrla apasionsd2man-
te; tengo una gran noticis que
darte: Lady Maria ha regcesa-
DO y sc hslIa actuklmeute O. 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-08

estracharte en- mis- brszos Y col
msrte de besosl Dificil ser4, pc.
70 40 IN possible, quo estsmos so-
los siqpiers cinco minutos. u
yiene Lady Nalsonl C0ncces al
prado del cedro ? tQaieres qle
DOS encontremos all de1tro lie
medis hor& iRasp6ndeme @ ue
iras!
-lIrGl dijo Dolores.
En- ese momento lego Lady
Nelson:
-Buenas noches, cspitsn
Simon. / No lie pareca que mi
sobriua esta muy bion? I'll CHI
ms dc Petrol debe de ser mag
nifico.
LA senorit& Martin siem-
pre- est4 muy hermosa.
! sus ojos - ext,sisron en-
Ia contemplation de IL bell ~
de ga esposa, W que la bonds-
doss TIA 10 hsbIA autoriz4do p.la
clio con gu pregunta.
Petrei 10 Ia seDtsdo ad-
mirabiemeuta, sgseg6 Lsdy Mel
son; pero, nina, ipor que te po-
nes tau coioradal Isl paroce que
tus mejillas Sc abrAz&nl
Una soDrisA de lutino re-
gocijo Sc di0uj6 CT los lAbios del
cApitan.
Tia, usted ma est6 Iison-
Jeando Y % no pucdo dejAr de
ponerme enceDdida.
-Entoaces habra one Iison-
leAr 4 usted siempre, observe el
capiiaa con gal2nterfa, porque
el efecso es admirable.
En- seguida Lady N4lsop,
con gran discretion, di6 ell brazo
4 50 sobEins y sc RETRO con ella.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-08
LUIS PADIIsLA.
Secreta ariO.
Propaganda en- Glayama

Ell pasado microbes lego 4 Qua
yama el joven obrero organizador de
la American Federation OF Labor, i.
Sanchez Lopez, quien Sc dedicard a
los trabajos de la organization de Ia
Federation en- aquella localidad.
I'll programa de le rganizaci6n
en- Guayama es extenslsimo. Al pre-
sente las Uniones que hay por orga-
nizar son doce, y Sc asegura, que al
gunas otras mas seran organizadas.
Eel organizador E. Sanchez Lopez
tiene fjado en- su itinerario el perma-
necer en aquella ciudad diez y seis
das durante los cuales seran dados
yarlos meetings.
La propaganda en- Guayama sera
iniciada el iueves / con IN meeting
ptblico en- la Plaza de Colon en- cl que
tomara parta el senior Eugenio San
chez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-08

Hechas estas considerations cue
afeetan en- general al elamento traba-
jador. hemos de circunscribirnos 4 la
detenida exposition de 10 que respecta
& esta Union en- particular:
Arecibo, senior, es una de las po-
blaciones mas antiguas de Puerto Ri
co, perdi6ndose la fecha de su funda-
ci6n en- los oscuros tiempos de la con-
quista colonizaci6n Gle la Tsla. ST.
tuada, como sab6is, en- una foraz La
nura, junto al mar, y es al par que
uno de los pueblos mas pintorescos.
ma de las iurisdicciones mas ricas.
atendiendo & la extension de sus ve-
gas cruzad as por dos rios un sinn6-
nero de afuentos, tierras sembradas
de caaas.
Bajo ell punto de vista de 6stas
observacione5 ciertas, Arecibo debfa
ser una de las ciudades mas impor-
tantes de la Isla en- cuanto d edifca-
clones y ornate. PerO, por desgra-
cia, no es asl.
V. RI. auuque 4 la ligera habra
visto su llegada esta ciudad el
p p dia - del cnrsaate Ia pobreza y
abandono del caserlo de ella, 10 que
la da un aspecto de pobreza y atraso
explicabIes.
Esta Union en- lucha por su mejo-
ramiento ecoD0micO social, Sc ha diri-
gido al Concejo Municipal solicitan-
do Sc haga cumpIir en- todas sus par
tes sin contemplacione3 de especie al
guna, la ley de ornate hygiene pd-
olicos, 10 que llevado la pratica por
ell Conceio hubiera proporcionado
trabajo al elemento obrero la vez
que meiorarfa acknowledgements ell as
pecto de Ia pobI aci6n, pues el deteni-
DO arreglo de los edi6cios al poner-
les en- estado de soportar las incle-
mencias del tempo, Sc unir1a por con-
secuencia l6gica el pitado de los mis-
mos, resultando que mayor suma de
linpieza y arreglo gozar1a la ciud ad
de una vista mas hermosa en- proper
ci6n con Ia riqueza de su jurisdiction,
por todo y sobre todo, de mas condi-
clones de salubridad tan neces aria
para a vida de los pueblos.
La Union de Pintores ndmero 357
de Arecioo veria con agrado que os
tomarais inter6s por hacer que sino
el ConceiO Municipal, ell Conseio Eje-
cutivo, dictara disposicioues tenden-
ties 1nejorar en- cuanto sea possible Ia
riQueza urbana de esta ciudad, obli-
gando los propietarios q poner sus
fncas en oposiciones higi6nicas, lle-
vandO cabO las reparaciOnes de las
misma5, todo con arreglO a Ia invo-
cada ley de Ornate y dIsposiciones de
10 Junta Superior de Sanidad vigen-
tes,
Otra de las causas principales
que danan afectan hondamente d es-
ia poblaci6n impidiendo su hermosea-
miento urhano, es ell complete aban-
dono en- que Ell Conceio Municipal tie
ne IN crecido n6mero do soIarea sin
fabricar, as1 como otras psrsonas que
con medios sufcientes pura edificar
cuando menOs para cercar de piedra
sus solares, los oienen abandonados
completamente.
Llevando a efecto esas obras, ol
! elemengo traOajaior de Arecibo en-
| general y particularmente 6sea Union
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-08
NOvimient0 ObrerO
Z O Z
Santiago IgIesias
Exposition
Union Dc ptntoTes MIN. 35i, dc AIecibo.
Julio % de 1904.
Hon Beechman Winthrop,
Gobernador de Puerto Rico.

1On. BeeChnan w lntnTOp,
Gobernador de Puerto Rico.
Senior: La Union de pintores. de-
coradores y empapeladores MIN. 357
de Arecibo, estatuida convenientemen-
te dentro del movimiento Obrero anne
ricauo representado por la &American
Federation of Labor1 de la que es una
rama importantfsima en- esta isla la
eFederaci6n Libre de los Trabai iadOres
de Puerto Rico cumpliendo el acuer-
do tornado en- Ia Asambea de delega-
dos dc las Uniones Centrales de , de-
Julio cursante, referente ola apljca-
ci6n por las Uniones locales del men
sale cue en t6rminos generates elevara
dicha Federation v. H. el ! de Ju-
lio,2 deseando q v. H. todo g6nero de
buepos suceros en- vuestra labor de
gobernante, os saluda y eXpOne;
Era de TRANSITION con visos de ha-
cerse fnterminable 81 no Sc busca So
luci6n pronta efcaz, es la que atra-
viesa eI elemento trabajadOr de Puer-
to Rico, Hon. senor, epoca amarga J
triste que de continuar por mas item
pO, llevar4 no 10 dudeis, el luto de la
muerte 1 los hogares, en- los cuales
reiuan las sombras del hambre de Ia
miseria.
ConOcedores como sOmOs de los
buenos deseos que os amman en- bene-
fcio del Pueblo puertorriqueno, cree
mos un deber eXponeros coIectivamen-
te las necesidades de las respectivas
Uniones de OdciO que forman la masa
trabajadora del puls.
Vos no podreis impartir justicia q
yuestros gobernadOs ST estos no os la
piden, 81 no llevan 4 vos ell conoci-
miento de sus amarguras, ST no os ex-
presan con todos los tintes de 10 yer-
dad el estado y situaci6n porQue atra-
yiesan.
Basados en- csta aGrmaci6n los
h0m bres que componen ell Cuerpo Di-
rectivo do IL Federation Libre de los
Trabajadotes de Puerto Rico, acorda-
ron diri9ircs el mensaie dicho, EXPIRE
sion viva y desapasionada de nuestras
aspiraciones y nec9sidades, reheio
inequfvoco de la situaci6n triste anor-
mal por que atraviesa la mayorla de
los habitantes de e5ta isla form ad q
per la cIase que del trabajo vive, Ia
que Sc ha visto siampre olvid4da =
privada del favor gubernamental de
todas las 6pocas y todos los gobior-
nos.
Aoordado que las Unionos locales
ampliaran con arregIo al medic am
bienta de cada una dc elias el mensaje
de referencia, esta Union de Pintores
Nun 81 de Arecibo asf 10 efoctGa, lie
vando vos el esPiritu de sus aspira-
Clones, impetrando vuestra solicitud y
nyudn como 1nico medic de lograr los
beneGcios que nos son precise indis-
pensables, para uuestro meJoraIniento
econ6mico- social
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-08

Agent8s conisionistas. Corredo-
res de Aduana. REPRESENTATIVES, de
importantes casas de Europa y Esta-
dos-Unidos. Compra y venta de fru-
t0s dsl pais. Sc solioita corraspon-
dencia.
Allen. 84 St. 2. Q. Box 751.
San Juan, p. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-08

PAPEL VIEJO. -vende en- es-
Ia imprenta & dos dollars el quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-08

Sc voQ f =::: : :;:::: $::.s: = :: =: =: !:
ne lnagnlficas condolences, siendo esta
OCCASION oportuna para adquirir una
buena fnca FL que Ia desee, puede
dirigirse q don Juan J. Delgado, no
tel &Las Dos Marlas,x > Caguas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-08

de Piutores, Sc benefciarian, logran-
do de 'ese uodo por medic del traba-
10 procurarse un pan que llevar & sus
hogares amenazados de muerte, enne-
grecidos por los tintes dolorosos del
hambre de Ia miseria.
Animado como estais, senor, de
los meiores deseos por la felicid al de
vuestros gobernados en- todos los Or
denes de 4 q vida, ell elemento trabaja-
dor que We en- yos una esperanza, al
/ oxponeros sus necesidades, espera la
mayor atenci6n por vuestra parte en-
/ la seguridad de que har6is cumplida
iusticia Ia honrada y sufrida clase
trabaiadora que la espero sie1npre sin
que una vOz sjqu;era Sc viera reivin-
dicada en- sus derechos, Y eleyada al
puesto que Sc merece por ser como es
parte mp0rtantisima del todo que la
mamos GPueblo dc Puerto-Rico.>
Attended sehor, 4 nuestra solicitud
inspirada en- la verdad mas absolute,
sin adulacioues nj servilismos expues-
ia; ella es ell espiritu de los dolores
que aQuejan al eleInento trabajador
que, de vuestro gobierno espera el re-
medic, conocedora como es de vuestro
amor d todo 10 que signifca JusTI-
| CIA, LIBERTAD PROGRESO.
Arecibo, Julio g de 1904.
espetuOsanente:
Julio DINO, Presldente; Ferln1n
COrrea, Vice-Presidente: Ricardo Co.
/ rrea, Tesorero; Juan Ruiz, Secretario
| fnanciero; Luis Padilla, Secretario;
/ Fermfn Batista, Guardian: Juan R0-
sado, Gufa: Tomas L. 6 arc1a, Vocal.
Corresponds bien y felmente con el
original de su contenido que obra en-
mi poder al que me remito J certifco.
Y para librar al Comit6 ejecutivo de
a Federation Libre de Puerto-Rico en
| San Juan, libro Ia presente en- Arecibo
& veinte nueve de Julio de mil move
cientos cuatro.
| Fratern almente.
IT'S - AT1IT.f,A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-08

terno, al despacho de las prescrlp-
clones facultativas.
Ia mejor garantfa de esta ca
sa es Ell creciente favor que ell pd-
bico arecibe1o le dispense y la
especial recommendation que los
principales medicos de la ciudad
facen de ella a sus clientes
Precios, sin competencia
Sc hacen an4iisis de orinas,
por TN modico estipendio.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-25
MUST CONVINCE
Salem People Must Believe the TIES
tlmony Of Her Best Citizens.

Salem People Must Believe the Tes-
tlmony Of Her Best Citizens.
Testimony like that below cannot
fail to convince Salem people, because
a Salem man is the speaker and he is
a man of reputation in the commune
ty. Jacob e. Mccoy, bridge builder
and contractor, residing on Capital
street, second house beyond Mill
creek says: II have always enjoyed
good health up to five or six years
Ago.. Along about that time my kid
neys commenced to bother me. There
was not so much backache, but the
principal symptoms were in onnec
ton with the kidney %secretions. A
strain or overexertion very often
caused hemOrrhages of the kidneys.
l cannot say that Il was so painful
but Il was very annoying. | used
various remedies and while some gave
relief others were worthless. In some
way Doan's Kidney Pills were brought
to my notice and when up town I
dropped into DR.. Stones drug store
and procured a box, taking them as
directed. A few doses gave me very
convincing proof that they we're going
to the right spot, and though l can't
say they have cured me, as l may
never be cured, l can state that they
gave me wonderful relief. l have a
high opinion Of Doan's Kidney Pills
and cheerfully recommend them"
For sale by all dealers. Price 90
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.
Y, sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan and take
no substitute. 1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-25

ternal improvements and general pros
perity has nothing 10 gain and every
thing to lose by sending new and in.
experienced men TO congress
This was the argument Of Lane
county last year when this congress
slonal district was anxious to take up
a young man, on account Of the death
OF Hon. Thos. Tongue
All knew that AS ABLE A MAN AS
TONGUE WAS SEVERAL YEARS IN
GETTING A FooTHoLD and a
standing in the house Of representa-.
tiyes and in the departments before
he could accomplish anything for Or.
egon.
Salem and Marion county are inter.
ested in appropriations Of the most i'm
portant character-for the Indian
training school and for the protection
Of the water front at this city.
II ls simply suicidal to our own In.
tsrests to do anything but sustain the
present delegation In congress, which
ls doing 90 much for us In these mat.
tiers.
The accusation that Binger Her
nan is a hand.shaking politician, and
In with timber land grabbers. has been
made time and again and falls to the
ground In the light Of other and more
important propositions.
The accusation was made In the last
campaign that Hermann was the can.
didate OF the Booth.Kelly Lumber Co.
II that is true IL cannot be true now,
for they have another candidate.
Congressman Hermann has two
generations Of PERSONAL FRIENDS
In the seventeen counties OF this dis.
trict, WHO HAVE STOOD BY HIM
THROUGH THICK AND THIN, AND
THROUGH GOOD AND EVIL RE.
PORT.
They viii be in the congressional
convention at Salem. and In the state
convention, and Il Is unwise for Ma.
rlon county, from a political stand.
point, at this time TO take up with any
new asplrant
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-25
Clean Up the Town.

ia. Journal: Lot us not forget
that this city needs a good cleaning
OF It's streets and alleys and Il shouli
be undertaken at once. l am one OF
those who do not believe that one
street commissioner can set over
all OF Greater Salem. believe we
should have a street department un.
der a comeptent city engineer. and let
each OF the wards have It's own street
force, OF one man or more and a cart.
and let the tax levied on the people
OF that ward be expended there, Just
the same rs a road district does. The
people of the wards will never
set anything for their taxes under the
present system Each OF the new
wards should have a competent man
10 look after its streets and side
walks and ~orosswalks and keep them
clean aud In repair l am opposed 20
Capitalization OF power IN the old
city Il has always been conservative
and has not kept up with the times
Ia improvements and Il viii not help
develop the new wards, Let the coun.
eli consider this and give us a better
system for our money.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-25
s,rsnoe customs Of the otoes.

STRANGE Customs Of the otoes.
Matt Dubr, an Oklahoma Indian
authority, visited the otoe tribe neal
Red Fork recently, and these are
some Of his comments:
THE otoe dancing hall is a fit place
for heather to worship in. 1t Is a
horribly decorated round house. The
orchestra consists Of one thing. by
them called a drum. Pounding with
a s1edge hammer on the bottom of an
empty pork barrel would make just
as doleful noises.
THE pagan religious services last
week we're suddenly and roughly dis
turbed by a redskin espying a jack
rabbit in the distance. Most Of the
Indians forgot their worship. They
pursued It for about four hours, when
the cunning animal took refuge IN
the thickets on the margins of Red
Rock creek.
Lots of the Otoe squaws are now
gathering the seeds Of pond lilies
and digging the %nice-tasting roots Of
the famous plants. Large quantities
OF the tender pond lily pods are
gathered when green and are boiled
and greatly rellshed. Polecat veni-
son appears to be one Of the favorite
meats eaten by the Otoes. They new
err eat possum or cells and give pretty
good heather reasons for their re-
pugnance to or generation Of these
creatures.
"Faw-Faw, chief Of the Otoes,
dresses in costly civilized apparel, a
huge turkey feather adorns his enor-
nous slouched hat, and each Of his
cheeks has a large blue star tattooed
therein"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-25
a BUSINESS

This would be a good year for Ma.
rion county TO send entirely a business
delegation 70 the Legislature.
There being no senator TO elect,
THERE rs NO REASON WHY Po.
LITlcAL FACTIONS SHOULD DIG.
TATE THE SELECTION or LAW.
MAKERS.
There are only Ave members Of the
lower house to select, but even they
should be chosen for business. rather
than political reasons
There 10 no good reason why appro.
p%rlatlons should not be cut down
about one-half, and some big Jobs 70.
called or stopped.
II the state portage Is not built that
money should be recovered TO the
treasury and other similar sums re-
turned 10 the taxpayers.
Doubtless Portland win demand an
other half million for the Lewis and
Clark Fair aud with such demands
all kinds Of big gratis win come to
light
Marion county should ask for moth
ing but absolute necessities for the In.
attutions that are here, and hold
down the rest OF the state 10 a mini.
mum. STATE TAXES ARE roo
HIGH.
A delegation OF ave OF the best bust.
ness men IN the county should be So
leoted, and a deliberate program OF
retrenchment should be adopted
The combination between Portland
and the grating elements Of other see.
lions Of the stats has been too strong
for the taxpayer. 49,.
Il II shown by the record that the
Marion county tax leyles have been
steadily reduced, debt wiped out and
cash surplus accumulated
while the legislature has imposed
new and additional taxes, ANA framed
some new 9 laws, the aggrega.
ton Of big appropriations has sur
passed an previous records
There Is M way out ~ this, but tor
the conservative Influences In the Re.
publican party 60 SEND THE BEST
nuslNEss MEN m The COUNTY
TO THE LEGISLATURE this year.
with positive Instructions 10 carry out
a business program.
Il has got 20 be BUSINESS VERSUS
GRAFT this time " the legislature Is
Republican, and that Marty stays IN
power In Oregon,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-25

The time-worn injunction a.
put or tin tomorrow what !.
do today" is now generally ~.
ed in this form: DO It. today,s =
is the terse advise we want
you about that hacking cou,s
moralizing cold with which =.
been struggling for several a.
haps weeks. Take some relabl.
dy for It ToDAY-and let that ~.
be DIR. Boschee's German syuo In
has been in use for over thl,,,.
years. A few doses Of it win mS.r,'
eddy relieve your cough Of cola
its continued S for a few dav,
cure you completely. No matte,
d~eep-seated your cough, ven n A..
consumption has attacked your M.
German Syrup will surely enc,
cure-as 1t has done before IN N
sands of apparently hopeless casa,
lung trouble. New trial bottles =
regular size, Toe. At all dmpSs,
At DR.. Stones drug stores.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-25
WIN Have the sehoolheuss.

Transporting a schoolhouse Tor geo
miles for the purpose OF using ID IN a
production az Hoyt's "A Midnight
Ren' Is what the Baker theater com
PANS wln DO when that organiEatlon
goes from Portland 10 Seattle. when
the Hoyt play was put on at Managor
Bakers Theatre Ia Portland a few
months ago ne had a substantial SOLID
and complete oneroom schoolhouso
constructed for the piece This viii
be shipped TO Seattle where the com
pany makes les second annual visit
in the near nturo.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-25
Bates Of Local Events.

saturday, March 20, Marion coun.
~ Democratic primaries.
Monday, March 28, Marion county
Republican primaries.
Thursday. March 81. Marion county
Republican convention, Salem.
Monday. April 4. JeForson Demo
cratic banquet, Salem.
"Wednesday, April 10. Congrosslon.
sal convention, first district, Salem.
Thursday, April "a. Marion county
Democratic convention.
Thursday, April IA, Republican
stats convention at Portland.
Tuesday, April 10, Democratic state
convention at Portland.
June l5, 10 and II, Department Of
oregon @. A. r., in annual reunion at
Hood River.