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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-15

que Oplnd el inuHlClp1o, Ell e5Ld
question y que 10 que a Ia
corporation municipal Sc lie an
toja de gran conveniencia, al
publico lie parece de catastr6-
fee perjuicio.
Ell parrafo que hemos trans
critic produce dos efectos CON
trarios vtiene dos aspectos muy
diferentes.
Empieza tranquilizando al pa
blico. Ell dinero de la subasta,
no sc gastara en- la planta cleo
trica municipal. dice.
Esto parcCc consOlador. Di-
riase que es una satisfaction
dada a los contribuyentes, que
es una manera de sincerarse
que han hallaIo nuestros cdiles.
EstO es 10 mismo que decir:
el dincro de la subasta no Sc
derrOChara, no sc malbaratara,
no Sc despilfarrara, pero ape
mas hemos pcnsado Ell esto VI
una tranquilidad reparadora ha
empezado a invadirnos. q rem
.gl6n seguido nos abruma la
confirmation &c que cl Munich
pio tiene ademas del proyectoI
de la planta electrical. otros, que
considera de igual utilidad VI
conveniencia, Y que,a llevar d
cabo cualquicra de cllos. dcsti-
nara la suma prOccdcntc de la
subasta.
Por 10 visto, 10 que al Muni-
cipio le intcresa es liquidar el
dinero que pueda reunir,. 10 que
quiere es gastarlo todO. NoI
importa ST es en- la planta el6c-
triCa, Q Ell otro absurdo cual-
quiera; 10 importante, 10 indis
pensable, es gastarlo en- algo
en- 10 primero que Sc presente,
puesto que Ia corporation mu-
niCipal esta curada de espantO,
como 10 dcmuestra ell lamar
desaprensivamente proyectO de
Convenicncia, al de la planta
electrical cuando en- ell parrafoI
siguiente al en- que este opina.
conhesa que ahora eSta en- es-
tudio el citado proyecto.
Despues de tOdo, este es To-
menos alarmante que cOnticne
la epistola, Y iojald continue
en- estudlO muChOs amos, hasta
que sin necesidad de ensayos
Costosos Y arruinadores Sc con
venzan los pocos que faltan por
convencerse aun de que cse
proyecto es la insenSatez ma
yor que han pOdido concebir
nuestr1s pretores.
Siga en- estudio, por mucho item.
po, el proyecto desdichadO, Y asl
Icomprenderan los administrado
res muniCipales que no e5 admi,
sible la -adquisici0n de una
planta electrical, al pago de la
'cual sea precise destinar una
SHH1a crecfeHte C0nsI9uada Ca
ia aHO en- presApHeSto fara
alumbrado pNbHco.
Porque esa sUma crecieHfe pu-
diera llegar a creCer tanto que
las amortizaCiOnes anuaIes lie
gasen a ser verdaderamente ia
bulOSaS.
La parahola del inYMIino i
Quien Sc 0frece en- UeHfa ka casa
que Ocmba, no nos ha lOgrado
conmover, toda vez Que es pura
invenci0n municipal esa forma
ignorada de vender casas por Ell
valOr que tienen en- el mercado,
con la ganga de que la suma
pagada por alquller sirva para
amOrtizar la deuda, entire tent
miento de la finca Y aun le So
bre para iCOnstrtir nueyas|
habitaciOnes
Nc. Desenganense el Senor
Alcalde y el senor Presidente
del Ayuntamiento, Nj Sc ven
den las casas de ese modo nj
las Plantas electricas tampoco,,
ExiSte, induda blemente, el Sis
tema de las ventas a plazos, pc
70 no Sc realizan estas al precioI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-15
Nota del dia

A la carta que nos han diri-
gidoeesta maflana, ell AlCalde y
el Presidente del Ayuntamien-
to, Y que reproducimos en- otro
Sitio de eSta ediClon, vamos 4
ponerle algunos concentrates.
La epistola municipal los ne
ceSita Y no Qlr0TemOS que paSe
sin ellos, va que "a opinion. Co
mo no pueden m6nos de reco-
n0cer en- su carta los represen-
tanteS mas caracterizados del
Municipio. esta interesada en-
el asuntO a que diCha Carta Y
nueStro artiCulO sc ref1eren.
La opinion no esta desorien-
tandose, como Sc dice en- Ell Ci-
tadO escrito, Sino que pOr el
contrariO, es ahOra, cuando esta
advertida de 10 que lie convene
saber, Y ha empezado d tomar
parte interesada Y directa en- ell
necesario esc)arecimiento de
esos prOyeCtOs municipaleS, i
CuVO anunCio Sc han manifeS-
tado inevitables Y fatales SEN
saciones de profundo malestar
collective.
ST es que ell el Municipio Sc
entiende por desorientaci6n Ell
Someter 4 una CritiCa serena los
proyeCtOS que Sc presentan Co
mo sospechosos Y Sc estima que
todo Ell que no marcia con el
rebanO inCOnsciente. va pOr ca
minos desorientados y peligro
sos, ilniCamente asi eS que pO-
demos Comprender noSOtros, y
podra conprender ell publico
que cuando empieza a hacerse
la luz, Cuando Sc empleza a
yer clarO en- ciertOS aSuntOS que
NADIA de didfanOS tenian, Sc olga
con tinjida alarma Y torpes as
pavientos cue la opinion Sc
desorienta, dando a entender
que ha sidO perturbada por
err0neas publicaCiones heChas.
Que eS 10 que sc advierte en-
la opinion que determine a jul
ciO de nue6trOS pret0res eSa
desOrientaci0r lamentabIe, que
quieren COrregir con la Carta a
que nos refcrlmos?
Una viva intranquilidad que
todOo Sienten, un reCelo que ma
die OCulta, I'm tenor que nadie
dislmula prOvOCadOS pOr el
anunCiO que dc su pr0yecto in
dnstrlal hicierou rue5tr0s pre-
torres; este es 10 que salta a la
vista.
\ de que eSOS temores son
l0giCos, nos dan una prueba ter
minante, los miSmOS suscribien-
tes de la carta, que son tai vez
los que muestran mayor empe-
no en- deSvanecer tOda la som
bra que Sc amontOna en- ese
caOs de la industrializaci0n mu-
nicipal.
En- abono de 10 que decimos,
transCribiremOS un parrafo de
la Carta, el que dice:
"kl producto que sc obtenga
de la subasta de la parcela dc
terrenos sltuada al Este del edi-
ficio "Carcel de Puerta de Tie
IRA no Sc dedicara nj todo nj
en- parte, 4 la installation de la
planta electrical municipal en-
proyecto, sino a cualquiera otra
obra que ell Municipio conside-
re igualmente de Ccnveniencia
llevar a cabo, y que no Sc haya
previsto en- Ell presupuesto or
dinariO.'
FL dinero no Sc gastara en- la
planta electrica, pero para con-
81 elO de Us Contribuyentes, Sc
aNisa desd ; Iuego que serd en-
pltado en- cualquiera otra obra
Que Ell mua clplo crea de tanta
Col yeniencia llevar q cabo. CO.
mo la p anti el6ctrica munici-
pal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-15
Varias nOtiCias

FL COnsejo Executive estuvo reu-
nldO eSta mafana resolviendo favora
blemente los asuntos Que compren-
dia Ia minuta que aver publicamos.
Hoy Sc ha recibido otro areoqrama
del vapor Carolina anuncidndo que
estara en- Ell puerto de San Taun las
s de esta noche.
En- las ohcinas de Sanidad. Secre-
tarfa de Puerto Rico no hemos obte-
nido hoy informacl6n debido no ha-
berse despachado ningtn asunto de
importancia.
Sc encuentra enfermo con Ia grin.
pc el joven don lose Carmen R6-
driguez, empleado EN- las oficinas de
Ia San Juan Light & Transit Com
pany.
Nuestro amigo don Pedro de Cas-
tro, Int6rpetre del Conseio Eiecutjvo
recibi6 aver tarde un cablegranaa
por Ell que Sc le parcipaba Ia muerte/
de su hermano don Jose Marcelino
de Castro, com isionista de los Esfa
dos Unidos Enviamos nuestro p6.
same al sefior Castro.
Ha fallecido en- Mayagiiez el res
petable sefIor don Ramon Araez
Fernando, comandante que fue de IA
Guardia Civil.
Enviamos a sus famihares nuestro
mas sentido p6same.
En- la playa de Gijanajibo. dc Ma.
Iyagiiez, Sc ha .efeciuado anoche I'm
mitih dc propaganda unionista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-15

FL Consejo Executive estuvo reu-
nldo eSta mafana resolviendo favora
biemente los asuntos que compren-
dla la mlnuta que aver publicam0s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-15

Hoy Sc ha recibido otro areograma
del vapor Carolina anuncidndo que
eStara en- el puerto de San Taun las
s de esta nocne.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-13
Are You Going 20 Have a Good Time
ON Christmas?

In nine out OF ten cases. II takes
the assistance of music to have a
good time. II you want music and
have It not. the place to get It is at
the music house of Geo. c. Will.
You can get there piano, organ.
talking machine, violin, guitar,
mouth harp. Sheet music and rec
ords. hundreds of pieces to select
from--yes thousands.
Do you want your friends TO have
a good time on Christmas? II you
do. present them with musical in
struments or records. Nothing you
could think OF would be more appro-
pirate. Nothing would please them
better in the giving, or give them
more pleasure in the using. You can
spend much or little, according to
your circumstances. You can give
to the old or young. men or women.
sick o. we'll. There Is no class,
caste or condition in music loving.
IL is universal, It is a gift of the di-
vine.
Do you want to send something by
mail TO some lady friend? Sheet
music or a music roll is something
that she would appreciate and they
are very appropriate to send by mail
Remember that when you want
anything in music, you cannot do
oetter In Oregon or the Pacific
Northwest than at the music house
OF Geo. c. WIN, Opposite bank OF
Ladd & Bush. Commercial street.
Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-13

plain, sealed wrapper. Tbers a.
enough of the curative element. !.
this trial package to greatly radr,,
the swelling of the affected mar, J.
heal much of the soreness ana ulo.,
alton. After the sample is gone vor,
druggist will supply you with a b,r
OF the Pyramids for so cents
Read Mrs. Bonds letter. vbIch
tells how she suffered and was ~
lieved, If not positively cured. alta,
using one 50-cent box.
II have tried your pile cure and
find them all you recommend them
l am very thankful to you for ever
putting them within my reach, for /
have had one box. and have not
used all of them yet, and feel Ike
a new woman today, and / tell ever.
body about them. When | started
them | could not walk across he
floor, but now | can do my work al
right. My work was a burden to ne
before | started them, but can tel
you that / can work much better
now. You can rely on me. win
tell everybody about Pyramid Pie
Cure. sYour sincerely, Mrs. ]. Bond.
Toronto, Canada, 33 Pears Ave"
There is positively no risk or dan
ger with the Pyramid Pile Cure ic'
there is nothing but curatiyes in Tie
preparation. They are supposiionc
which, placed in the affected part, %
as soothing ointment working W
on the infected and ulcerous tissues
giving them new life and stimulating
a stronger circulation Of the blood
BY the use OF tho Pyramid Pie
Cure the patient is cured at hone
without losing a days work, no mai
ter what his occupation. The cure
may be accomplished IN absolus
privacy. We use no names for a.
vertising purposes without the vol'n'
tary consent of the patient.
The Pyramid Pile Cure is quleA'
permanent and painless. Do not oT
lay, but send your name and address
today, and we will furnish you +"
once with the free trial pacKAss
Pyramid Drug Co., 7S PyraA''
Bldg. Marshall, Mich.
The SO cents size package are !"
sale at sll druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-13
SAYS JETTY
WORK is
FAILURE
Dr.. Kinney, of Astoria, Calls
Governors Attention
to Conditions.

In a communication to the gov
ernor, DR.. August G. Kinney, of AS
toria, reports that the jetty work at
the mouth of the Columbia river be-
ing constructed by the government
is proving a detriment to the channel
of the river rather than a benefit and
that, Notwithstanding five and five
eighths miles of jetty work has been
completed the bar is two and one
half feet shallower now than four
teen years ago and he encloses two
copies of photos of maps of the
river taken by the United States en-
gineers to prove his statement.
He says that it is foolishness to
continue the construction of the jet
ty as It will prevent the undertaking
of some other remedy more practical,
which should be studied out imme-
diately. With four miles of jetty in
1892 the depth of the channel was
27 feet. while, with FIVE and FIVE
eighths miles of ietty this year, the
depth has been lowered to 24n feet.
Governor Chamberlain is still absent
on his trip to the Rivers and Har-
bors congress, in Washington, ID. G
and his old home in Mississippi, and
will not return until the end of the
week. DR.. Kinney said:
This jetty work is certainly a
failure, a sorrowful truth which none
of us can regret more than myself
and others at the mouth of this river.
The United States engineers and all
interested no doubt have done for
the best but II does not seem very
clear to me that a continuation of
this work will prevent the undertake
ing of some other remedy more prac-
tical.
What that something should be
should be studied out at once. The
demand of the whole Columbia river
basin is for something practical in
getting an entrance into the river for
the deepest vessels now coming into
Puget sound.
II am not an engineer as you
know. only an interested citizen in
the matter, looking for results and
so have no plan to propose"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-13
Tickled.

May / ask II YOU ever had an oc-
cuDation?" asked the woman in the
wayslde cottage.
Yes, num-" replied the tattered
tramp. ~ used to be a beauty doc
tor"
Nonsense! II you had ever been
a beauty doctor you would have Of
fered TO practice on me-"
"on yous How could I, 'mumY
How could ! offer to practice on one
who is already SO beautifulg"
With a winning smile she handed
him saucer of prnnes and told him
he would nnd a smoking jacket ana
an easy chair on the front porch.
Chicago Daily News.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-13
The French View of Marriage.

The French, guided by reason as
they would say. regard the institution
of matrimony as a rational regula-
tion OF the fact of sex. as a compro-
mise between the rights of the In
dividual and the rights of society.
The man obeys. but under protest;
he is willing 10 sacrifice his liberty
so far, but, beyond that point, he re-
CARDS self-abnegation as fanatical
asoeticism. Marriage, under French
usage, is a partnership, in which such
matters as character. tastes, aduca-
tion, birth, and property are to be
considered; contracting families
scrutinize the proposed bride and
groom as II coming up for admit
tanoe into a club. They look at our
custom OF marrying for love with
amazement, as We should look at a
grocer's cart that started on its
rounds at thirty miles an hour. Our
system confines it's view to the ro-
mantle dreams of youth and regards
matrimony rather as holiday cruise
than a voyage of life. We may err
in our endeavor TO regard men and
women as disembodled spirits; and
yet We cannot but think that the
French err in their resolution to be
sensible and regard men and women
as animals taken in the tolls of So
eiety. Our theory may look too far
into the future; theirs fingers too far
in the brutal past.-H ID. Sedgwick,
In the December Atlantic.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-13
Priests Given a Hearing.

Paris, Dec, 1S.-The arrested
priests were examined slngly. Each
answered that as a French citizen ne
had the right to say his prayers
wherever he pleased. and il there
were others present in the churches
h did not regard them. The officials
were asked TO sign declarations for
future action II such a course be de-
oided upon, and were permitted TO
go with the warning that they were
likely 10 institute fresh proceedings
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-13
Personals

Attorney Charles McNary is in
Portland today.
Mrs. j. A. Warner went to Oregon
City this morning.
Attorney Walter Keyes is in Port
land today on business.
F. c. Deckebach is home from a
business trip to Portland.
Mrs. w. H. Egan is in Brooks to-
day, the guest of friends.
Mrs and Mrs. j. A. AupDerle, of
jefferson. are in the city today.
Mrs. A. NJ. Cannon went to "Labish
Meadows this morning to visit re,a-
tlves.
Attorney r. C. Glover was among
the Woodburn-bound passengers this
morning.
Mrs. 1nez Fleming and children
left this morning for a brief visit N
Portland.
]. w. Manor returned to his home
in Corvallis last evening, after visit
in this city.
President p l.. Campbell, of the
University of Oregon, returned to
Eugene last evening.
Miss Kittie Harbord returned last
evening from The Dalles.
c. X. Spaulding, the sawmill man,
% DnrtIonI t.autapJou
Mrs. p. B. Houston left last ev-
ening for a short visit in Portland.
Solomon Durbin and wife left yes
terday for an extended visit in Cali
fornia.
Mrs. e. n. Gillingham, who has
been visiting Portland relatives, re-
turned home last evening.
c. W. James. superintendent of
the state prison. has returned from
a trip to Eastern Oregon.
Mrs. w. l.. Dunagan. after visit
ing Salem friends, returned this
morning to her home in Silverton.
zadoc Riggs came up from Port
land this morning.
S. Y. Evans was a Salem visitor
from Eugene today.
Chester Catlow left today for
Portland enroute to Chicago, where
he will spend the holidays with his
parents. He will return in January
to resume his studies in the William
ette University.
Miss Francis Cooper, of Jefferson,
returned to her home this morning.
after brief visit in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Stover left |
this morning for Los Angeles, CAL,
where they will spend the winter.
j, II. Ackerman. state school sup
is in Albany on busi-
ness.
Miss Sylvia and Miss Edna Jones
are visiting in the city.
w, p. Prunk. of Portland arrived |
IN Salem this morning to visit rela-
lives.
r. j. Kirkwood. OF Eugene, was in
The city on business this morning.
He is an ex-student and football
player OF Pacific University and is at
present representative OF the Inter-
lational Correspondence school.
n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-13
FIVE CENT
LAND FUND
DIVIDED

The aDportionment OF the United
States five per cent land sales fund
among the several counties of the
state was made by the secretary of
state today, The total amount ap-
portioned was s22. 1886, made up
on the basis of .OOOs6SsS67S5O6
per acre upon eO.957.76O acres.
Marion county's share OF the fund is
s259. 61.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-13
Reform school Supplies.

sealed proposals are hereby re.
quested for furnishing the State Re-
iorm school with supplies for the
next SIX months. ending June 80.
lsot' Lists with specifications OF
what Is needed viii be furnished on
application to the superintendent.
All bids must be in by December
z'., 1906, and all goods delivered AT
reform school by January 10, 1897
\. II. LOONEY,
-, Superintendent.
'Aiem' Oregon. Dec. l2. 1906.
11-12-1w
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-13
Indlctments Mn s1nnd

San Francisco. Dec. i3.-Judge
Ounce this afternoon overraled the
motions made by the defense 10
Qnash the indictments against
Schmitz and Ruef. and also sustain
ed the objections OF the state against
questioning Judge Lawlor regarding
Juror Wise. member OF the grand
Jury which returned the Indictments.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-13
Cummings Was Busy.

81. Paul. Dec. lS.-Cummings. a
member of the Minneapolis chamber
OF commerce. and had more offices.
and more leased wires than any con-
Germ this aide OF Chicago and doing
an immense business. Cummings
asked the secretary of the chamber
by telegraph 90 announce his sus-
pension.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-13

weiser. Idaho. Dec. l3,-Albert
wenrioh. saloon keeper. was shot
and killed this morning by Nellie
Lamont, public character. who then
shot herself through the throat. She
Is still alive. but In a critical condi-
ton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-13
Notice.

The annual meeting of the share
holders OF the Capital National Bank
OF Salem will be held at it's banking
house in Salem, Oregon, on Tues
day the eight day OF January, 1907.
Salem Oregon. Dec. s. 1906.
JOS. II. ALBERT,
A-iV-lmo Cashier.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-13
To AnnenI 10 Powers.

Rome, Dec. 1S.--Mgr, Montagninl
reported TO the vatican today. and
the report will be used as a protest
TO the powers against the action OF
France.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-13
Two Glory Tlckets-

Two marriage licenses were issued
by the county clerk as follows: ]. J..
Lewis, aged 80. of Portland, and
Miss Vernal NJ, simeral. aged 20. a
teacher OF silverton. Charles Meyer.
age 21. and Miss Maud NJ, Brown,
aged II. both OF Silverton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-13
Brilliant
Cut Glass

The kind that glitters and sparklcs
like pure crystals. That's the kind
we keep at BARR'S.
Remember there are two grades OF
fsut Glass. In the best grade the
glass h pure. clear aud white; so
that when the light falls upon the
polished cut surfaces. h scintillates
almost like the diamond. La the infe-
rior grades the glass Is inclined 20 be
cloudy and dead. and reflects light
Gerry poorly.
Then again. the way the glass is cut
has ~ much 20 do with the beauty
and brilliancy m tho pleces as the
quality of the glass itself.
we carry the finest display OF Cut
GLASS in the city, consisting OF
Hawkcs' Hnd three or four others OF
che hest brands.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-13

New York. Dec. l3.-Hollister
and Folger. contestants in the six
day race. we're probably fatally in
jured in collision at 1928 this
morning. Both are still unconscious.
The race was stopped. and may not
be resumed. Ten riders fell.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-13

New York. Dec. ls.--The race was
resumed st O'Clock. Il is announced
that Hollister and Folger are not
SO seriously hurst as was supposed,
and may re-enter the race later.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-13
We. w. carleson snllth--

Mrs Hug, chas. Roth. Heritage,
male Quartette. ladies glee club and
Dv, Heritage will sing at the Mid
Winter Carnival. Admission l0c.
27l Commercial ST.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-13

81. Paul Dec. is.---A. J. Cum
nings, a broker. announced his fail
are today. His liabilities are not
stated. but they are heavy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-13

My heart and hand another claimed.
His plea had come too late.
It's ever thus with people without
pluck and vim.
Take Rocky Mountain Tea, don't get
left again.
--For sale at DIR. Stones store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-13
Awful Agony Of plIp,
Positively Relieved by tho :,
Pile Cure. 'n'a
A TRIAL PACKAGE MAILER p,,..

There is no reason-sure,v I.
good reason-why any man y
man should continue to suwo. 70 y
piles when a reputable commas "''
druggists have placed in everv ~ Z
grade pharmacy positive ana = =
falling cure for this dread disc. y
a price within the reach of the ~
est. They have done more. M
offer to relieve the sufferer tomn.
arily and start him well on the y.
to recovery, by giving to any pile, !,
tient who sends his name and !
dress, a free trial package O, ;
wonderful Pyramid Pile Cure I,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-13
Band Concert

The Jerry from Kerry" band gave
an open afr concert on Commercial
street at noon today and delighted
the crowd which assembled with
Poet and Peasant" and several
other good selections.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-13
WIN Meet Friday

The Women's Missionary society
OF the Presbyterian church will meet
at tho home OF Mrs. James Wilson,
.lia Cottage street on Friday after
noon at 2:3O o'clock. II.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-13
Open Evenings Tnl Ohrlstmas--

On account OF so many music in
struments used In having the usual
good times at Christmas. my store
will be open every evening TIL Christ
mas. Geo. C. Wnl, Dealer I'm Music
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-13
that Noble pri.e nid n.

stockholm, Sweden. Dec. ls.-It
Is reported that King Oscar Is an
with heart disease.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-13
Buy Your Christmas Presents

AZ the Mid-Winter Carnival.
Everything new. up-to-date and at
prices TO please all q.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-13
The Grrat NumIdIan LIon-

VIII be on exhibition at the Mid
Winter Carnival. the only animal OF
this kind west OF the Mississippi. A
large and ferocious. beast. Come and
see him. 27i Commercial ST.