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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-08
QUAINT FASHIONS IN FANS.

Vatican fans are very beautiful and nice
wedding present
For semi dressy occasions there is nothing
more becoming or durable than japanese
fans, and the new varieties are peculiar
Fans intended to accompany bridal and
full evening toilets are of ostrich feathers,
exquisite and costly lace, or spangled gauze
with pearl or carved mountngs
The Tuxedo narrow and high at the
center, is a favorite shape, and is furnished
in gauze, spangled or hand painted, as well as
in the costliest point lace, with gilded or pearl
sticks
A handsome fan has sticks Of red Russia
leather finished at the top with soft red
marabout tips, and another is shaped like a
fiat Japanese fan, and has a long handle with
a silver ring in the end, through which a
ribbon may be passed.
Feathers are conspicuously employed on
expensive fans, one design having tortoise
shell sticks with an ostrich feather mounted
on each stick. The handle, exquisitely
.arved, has a silver loop by which the fan is
to oo attached to a chatelaine or ribbon
faus entirely Of one piece OF lace mounted
l,on satin have ivory sticks, and the pend.
al4N HuIu ~ llllAuHu WIN u llhhbl OF luto
~ match the cover One design has the
foundation Of marigold satin, and the sticks
% pearl are decorated with arabesque fig
..raS
\ novel fan of the ordinary size and shape
ms mountings Of olive wood. inlaid and GOV.
rcd with ''Siam," golden brown gauze
pan this surface are painted sprays OF field
..lsles, and the top Is bordered with fringe
narrow picot ribbon which represents
lisy petals.
Flower fans are favorites One OF these
yellow silk, has q wreath Of forget-me
aud daisies stretching from side TO side
Do. nlack showing small sprays upon which
,"r are apparently just settling. Poppy
-tys are arranged upon scarlet gauze
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-08
.oflI AND GENERAL NEWS
..-i,,d Account Of DOiDgS in City and
Country,
PERSONALS.

p,of Parvinis back from Y"qulna'
Newell and wife started for
.,s seaside to-day.
>, Ms. and Miss Nellie Riley are Wis
,,ng in Portland
w. ~, Morgan and wife and the lat
Al, oronts, Mr.. and Mrs. Work
|, .,n have gone to Yavuina'
1' uor 7 t. Gregg and Senator T.
iI Darin returned from Eugene to-
= d. The latter escorted the teach
us', !. as far as Oregon city
Rev. J. R. n. Bell, and T. MeF'
= ~, l,ton went to Portland, the latter
tend a meeting of the directors
ftbe Cyclorama Company
" Fl. Hobson, of Stayton, a daily
.,,sor of the JOURNAL gave this
Alice a pleasant call to-day, Always
Iodto see our friends whenin town.
I Cronise, the printer, and
smiIv 90 to Sodaville tomorrow for
month. Gay Cook will assist in
NO office during Mr.. Cronise' alb
snce.
Miss Edith Pentland, after return
mo from the teachers convention
Nm Francisco, visited Monmouth
md Salem, and has returned home
pSciO.
Seth Hammer, atty, left to-day
lara two weeks vacation on the
sound. Thus lawyers, teachers,
reachers, merchants go. Alas!when
riIl the editors turn come?
John Bigler and Prof. Ben. Child
n have not yet started to the Nc
Eenzie and Calapooia mines, to
bring down that sack full of gold
THAT only awaits their digging it
but. But they will start soon.
Rev. w. o. Forbes, of Albina,
chairman of the Presbyterian Home
Missionary Board, attended its meet
ing in this city, last night, and left
On the morning train. He was the
mest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ladue. Be
bre leaving he paid visit to some
d our business institutions to note
alems enterprise and progress.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-08
Ths rwo noIIar nroEer.. Jor..

big operator down In Wall street, who
was getting rather worried tho other day
because the market. to use his picturesque
expression. did not act lust right.
gjl2ed with an expression OF euvious re
gret in his rather faded eyes after youth
tul and debOnnRir two dollar broker who
had just gone whistl!ng out OF the room.
A two dollar broker. he said with
sigh. ION the foor OF the exchange. who
attends 20 his business aud doesn speeu.
late. Is certainly one OF the happiest men
J know He has no care and 20 responsi.
bilities. He jumps In. buys or sells.
turns over the transaction 20 his prtnci.
pal. gets t2 for every hundred shares he
does. and when he goes uptown In the
afternoon promptly az y o'clock. no has
10 business 70 think about or TO
harass him until the next morning AZ 10
o'clock when he comes down on the street.
In dull times his income may not be q
magnificent one. but there are 81 least
three or four active perioda Ia every Wall
street year, and Gt this time be ia able 70
average up With great suecesA | suppose
the Income of fairly good two dollar
broker II somewhere betWOen 5000 and
Sl2. 900 year. Not only has hS no oarO
irom esJ 10 day. but hS should lave 40
parfisSial worry about tho future. HIS
meuborfhi7 carries q nfo ingssEansa 0tsh
=, and NbrL ha dias his fzIuiiy oSRsss b
tog . kaildSJnls sum Whan th4a,m -
wrong vita Tas absolutely yaaEs ~ -
mOder1tS eOmpstsDey aud thS plhrid aE18,
ence % two dOiiAF bgalIeE. -. ~ HaIb
han aT'd EEPseaA .'. ~ 7
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-08

Mr.. y. II. FrOhlichstein, Of Mo-
bile, Ala, writes take great
pleasure i'm recommending DIR.
Kings New Discovery for cOnsump-
ton, having used IL for a severe at
tack of Bronchitis and Catarrh. 1t
gave me instant relief and entirely
cured me and / have not been atiiict-
ed since. / also beg 10 state that /
had tried other remedies with no
good result. Have also used Eiec-
tric Bitters and DIR. Kings New
Life Pills. both Of which / can rec
Ommend.
DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, Is
sold on positive guarantees.
Trial bottles free at DIR. III. w.
COx's Drug Store.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-08
Contracts Awarded.

The State Board to-day awarded
the contract for building the new
iron fence around the penitentiary
to B. F. Drake, Salem for SO, 3,494.
Trenkman & Wolff of Portland, bid
$4, 425. Dugan Bros. were the only
bidders for the hydraulic gate, de-
signed to save the labor of a man,
S2lO. Painting the wood and iron
work of the Capitol building, VIM.
Wicke, Portland, 1925. So Salem
scores two out of three.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-08

Why those immense new adver-
tising boards around town? Sells
circus proposes free art gallery for
the boys and girls and generalpublic.
The handsome advertising car is al
ready at the freight depot, on Com
mercial street, in charge Of the ad-
vance agent. The circus opens Tues
day Aug. 2Sth.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-08

"What this country wants." said
The man who talks politics on the
street car, "is men who are not
afraid to meet their obligations" "
Then he noticed that in the crowd
The conductor had overlooked him,
and he dropped off the car a block
away from his destination for fear
theerror would be dlscovered.-Buf-
alo Express.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-08

A gentleman just in from Corval-
lis informed the JOURNAL that en-
gineers and others started out to-day
to recommence work on the Oregon
Pacific railroad extension so long de-
layed and so often projected. From
various sources it has been learned
of late that all along the line re-
sumption has been anticipated.
This will be news for it means the
spending of much money in eX-
change for labor, hay, grain and
other produce, the use of teams
among the farmers. 1t also insures
speedier and pleasanter commune
cation between places now remote,
and the opening up of a large area
now almost inaccessible and the con-
Meeting of the central portion of the
Willamette valley with Eastern
Oregon. Surely fresh effort ought
to be made to secure a branch to Sa-
lem. The Board of Trade might
make note of that.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-08
Wore Good Advertising.

The Oregon immigration Board
ns Just issued a very finely illus
nted pamphlet of the city of Port
and. The descriptive article is e
written by Col. A. H
Hawley, well known in Salem. 1t
kneedless to say to those who know
bis writing that it is very readable,
and serves well the purpose of draw
ing favorable attention to Portland
and the state Ct which it is the me
npOlis.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-08
BAND CONCERT PROGRAM.

The following will be played in
Marion Square at s p. m. tonight: !:
March "Pop Keysers" Robinson
Selection, "SOnnambula"-- -Bellini
Polka, ''The Jolly Chinaman"--------Moses
Serio-Comic Jamboree "Oh What Is It?"--
[Beyer
Clarionet Solo, second Air Narie' '---------
lThonTtOn
Mr.. Marx Long.
Waltz, Helena '---------------------Pet
Medley, "Oh. How Delightful' l'------Coitln
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-08
Fresh Every Day.

Farrar & Co. have a fresh stock of
hits, vegetables and berries every
hy, and their fancy and staple
mcery department is constantly re-
lenished.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-08

y Is said that the sculptor Story
) Rome will shortly publish an arti-
= On the discovery OF America by
,'An Cousin OF Dieppe, before the
@Aaing OF Columbus. Who dis
eo,ered ! this country, anyway +?
OOlambus is good enough for the
-'1lonty Of people. It's a low trick
i veal his glory when he cannot
:, -s'end himself. Columbus and
eaAkspere should form mutual
p'o'sctive association.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-08
To Yannina.

Friday, August 10Uh. Round trip
$3.50 from Albany. Tickets good
for ten days. For sale at H. w.
CoX's drug store, State street.
OF
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-08

Some circus bill posters covered a
church near Vincennes, Ind, with
hghly-colored posters, mistaking
the edifce for schoolhouse which
they had permission todecOrate. A
committee was appointed to prose
cute the alleged desecrators, but the
circus men compromised the matter
or SIS and a handful of compliment
lary tickets, which was S. more than
'Ae committee asked.-Cincinnati
Enquirer.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-08

Daniel Kinsall was decapitated
by train of cars yesterday at San
Buena Ventura, Cal. II is thought
he fell on the track.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-08

Mr. Isaacstein, 1 love your daugh.
'f sincerely and long to make her
ny wife. May l venture to ask
your permissiOn?n "My young
,nend, ven you ask me for my
aaughter's hand you ask me tomake
zoo great a sacrifice" "Verylwell,
M lsaacstein, / will transfer my af-
leeuons elsewhere then. GOOd-day."
Tome back, my young vriend, come
'aek You may have her. But, by
sllnilny, you don't always get such
,Afgains effery dayg'-Burlington
ffee Press.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-08

A good strong horse for farm or
road. Inquire of DR. Gilbert, in the
Bank Block. 81
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-08
LETTER LIST.

Following is the list of letters re-
naming in the postoffice, at Salem,
Oregon, August 8, 1888. Parties call
ing for them will please say lad
vertised:n
All letters published as monde
livered will be charged with one
cent in addition to the regular
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-08
GREAT DISCOYERYl
DR.. II. : NTH

Now In possession Of "a new discovery IN
which II purely local anpsthet-
ic. and acts almost inHtnntaneOusly ON the
tissues Of the teeth. II IN In
no way Injurious or unpleasant to the
TASTE. The manufacturers Of n claim That
it, equal has never been known before hhd
teeth, they can be cleaned ana nlled
without palm. 50 all those that want all
Kinds Of dental work done without pain,
would better call on DR.. n. smith. Teeth
extracted for 30 cents,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-16
SATURDAYS GLovE BAReA1Ss.

FOR MEN-Our celebrated 81 English Dogskin
Promenade Gloves In London Red and other Shades
are offered tomorrow for sec. PAIR
GENTLEMEN'S New Evening Gloves. Buy now,
have them tried at risk and thus be assured of
q perfect-ftting and faultless Glove. Who doesn't
know of the vexation caused by leaving the purchase
Of ones Gloves to the last moment
FOR LADIES.-who hasn't heard Of the Palais
Royals 4 and 5-button Dressed Kid Gloves at 6Sc.s
We contract with the makers at much per thousand
dozen to be delivered in instruments weekly Buying
thus largely sell at the price the retail mer-
chant usually buys at. By receiving the gloves
weekly, We always have fresh soft and pliable Kid
Gloves to offer. In short the 81 Gloves of elsewhere
are sold at the Palais Royal FOR CSC. PAIR
Tomorrow we also offer 4-b4tton Undressed Kid
Gloves in the Csc lot
Every pair of "Palsis Royal" Kid Gloves are TRIED
ON AT OUR RISK; sometimes the glove is slightly
soiled in so dong-of course that's our loss To-mor-
Kid Gloves, and II pairs S-button 1.S5 Mousque-
taires FOR csc. PAIR. They were slightly soiled
but you wouldn't know il because of our Mac" Glove
Cleaner. Here's illustration of "Palais Royal
Prices as compared with the prices asked at houses
that do q credit business-the new English Walking
Gloves, distinctive because they come in new
shades have peculiar embroidery backs and piquet
sttched-you can recognize them anywhere OUR
PRICE IS Sl75, ELSEWHERE THEY ARE s225
We could quote other Illustrations especially for the
long evening gloves, but time space and necessity
don't demand it. for you'll discover it sooner or later
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
CONTINUED below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-16

The annual report of Health Oficer Town
ihend makes q very satisfactory showing in re-
gard TO the city's health. The death rate
among the coiored population, which in the
past has caused washington's per centage to
appear large compared with that of some other
cities Of its size, continues to decrease. The
death rate among the whites, with more favor
able sanitary surroundings and intelligent
nursing, has always been small, putting WASH
lnston In the front rank among the cities of
the republic in the matter of healthfulness.
The removal Of ashes at the public expense.
and an increase in the appropriation for the
removal of garbage are recommended. There
u certainly need of An improvement in the
methods Of garbage collection. If more pay is
required for better service, the District win
not begrudge the expenditure. Attention is
also called to the admitted nuisance of the un-
arched portion Of James creek canal. Gene
tories In the immediate neighborhood Of cities
are pronounced unsafe, and the health officer
strongly favors cremation, and hopes that it
viii not be long before crematory is estab-
hshed in this community.
In the necessary absence of commercial
greatness, health and beauty must be the capi
tafs attractions, and all intelligent recommen-
dations touching these matters are of the first
importance and deserve thoughtful considers
ton on the part of Congress, the Commission
ers, and the community itself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-16
HorLAsDrR Bios.

The old and reliable firm have concluded to discon-
tinue their Clothing Department at their store 1917
Penn ave. NV A we have always aimed to keep goods
Of the best material and wurkmsnshtp 1t win be rood
opportunity for those in need Of clothing to buy the
same from us ct the lowest price.
To dispose Of stock as soon - possible We viii
give discount Of 25 per cent on al MEMS SUITS
and OvERCOATS. :
On YOUTHS SUITS. from Is to 1s, we win give =
discount Of so per cent
$50 CHILDREN'S SUITS age to IL wa viii c,ose
out at e150 per suit
After January 1889, we will open several new De-
rartments In addition to our present we'll selected
stock OF GENTS FURNISHING GOODS and we are
making these enormous reductions to get our new De-
partments under way by that date.
HoILANDER BROS,
1917 Penn ave- NV.
These prices are for cash. n16-6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-16

IL there Is any one interest in the country
which can ahord to do more than all others to
encourage such an enterprise as the three
Americas exposition in Washington, it is the
railway interest. The small aid asked of the
local roads by the committee ought scarcely
TO require . second thought; especially
aimee the freedom Of pass-giving, which cut
into the profits Of the carrying companies to
such an extent in connection with the Philadel-
phia v0rldsfair in 1876 has been cut short by the
interstate commerce law. Let the railroads be
liberal The proverb Of bread on the waters
applies to them in this instance more than to
any one else.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-16
More New ULsrERs, Ere.

More New UIsrERs, Ere.
You'll find exclusive styles here and also the same
wraps as elsewhere, but at Pnlais Royal prices
ULSTERS in Striped Cloths, with tight backs and
loose-ftting fronts, for 80, $lO SI2, S14 sl5 s16
and $50 each.
ULSTERS in Plain Cloths and London-red Smoke,
the New Blue, etc. Tight backs, with the loose or
tight fronts The improved Bell Sleeves Prices, Sll
S12 s14, and s1s
RAGLANS in New Stripes Some entirely new eff
fects Only one of kind of the novelty patterns.
Prices, s1o, SIG, and $I7.
RAGLANS of Striped Cloth, alternately smooth
and rough. loose front and Bell Sleeves, $Is and
SEQ
MODJESKAS.-Beaver and Diagonal and Corkscrew
English Cloths. Elaborately braid trimmed. New
Blue, Green. Garnet, and Black. Sl6, s2o $50 and
S33.
ULsTERs.-Genuine English Beaver, braided Ia
Militaire. The new Angel Sleeves $50
CLOAK ULSTERS.-Fnest Blue and Black Cloths
profusely braided. $35 and $40.
THE NEW TEA GOwNS.-Everything that's new
and pretty and 'the finest rarietv in the city,, lady
said this morning. who came to look and after shop
ping around town returned to buy one Of the new
"Elizabethian" Gowns. The "Elizabethian, In inst
one style of twenty-five. We have Tea Gowns with
Smock fronts and in Persian effects with Tight fronts
and Loose backs Wrappers for the bride or the old
lady and for all times and purposes Prices crawl I'D
ward to s25 from s5-very gradually, though.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
CONTINUED below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-16

Elsewhere-rill be found an article from the
New York Sun in regard to yellow fever in
Florida, which, as readers Of THE star will 70
membT, is in direct line with the views ex.
pressed on the subject in this column a few
days ago No greater mistake can be made by
the authorities than to leave untried at this
time any means that will serve to stamp out the
disease where it exists at present, and thus
make its spread impossible next summer. This
10 one Of the cases in which the language of
the proverb can be changed to read s'an ounce
OF prevention is worth ton of cure"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-16

The third party prohibitionists are credited
With carrying New York for Harrison because
1000 in that state who voted the prohibition
ticket last year voted some other ticket, pre-
sumably the republican, this year. On the same
shsory they must also be credited with eIecting
a. governor of New York the saloon keepers
friend, and with choosing in New Jersey a
Legislature which will reverse or modify the
temperance legislation; since their votes in
these states II they had not been diverted to a
third party would have prevented these results.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-16

The blame for the probably fatal accident at
the railroad crossing at Maryland avenue and
9Th street on Wednesday is not yet satisfactorily
apportioned. The attempt is made to throw a
part Of the responsibility upon the victim of
the collision who, Ii is claimed, was driving his
cart so fast and SO recklessly through the fog
that the gateman, fearing q collision between
the team and the gates, raised the latter
In the belief that the cart could cross
the track in safety. Both the speed at which
the cart was driven, and tina. of the train itself
are yet to be definitely ascertained The
present accident may possibly be found to have
resulted from an error of judgment ON the
part Of the gateman, leaving the railroad COM
pany free from the charge Of running its trains
at an Illegal rate Of speed in this particular
case, and Of neglecting to guard its crossings at
TINS particular time. But whatever the facts in
this instance may be ascertained by investiga-
ton TO be, the occurrence calls renewed atten-
ton to the violation by the railroads of the laws
and regulations for the protection of life and
property, and adds emphasis to The Stars re-
cent warning that the killing of another victim
by the railroads, while engaged in q violation of
Law, would stain with their crime both the law
breaker and the authorities who neglect to en-
force the law. Every one knows that trains
are run every day at an illegal rate of speed in
the District. Every one knows who has exam
ined the matter at all that numerous railroad
crossings are left unguarded either during the
whole or part Of each twenty four hours
through the neglect of the companies to pro-
vide the gates or watchmen required by law.
The murder Of citizens continues and the laws
are not enforced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-16
SATURDAY Is SHOE Day.

Why, We don't know. but ladies chose Saturday to
buy shoes Stepn tomorrow and have any of the fol-
lowing tried on and Well make patron Of you; if not
tomorrow, certainly in the future:
At $2-Dongols Kid Button Boots in three styles and
in all sizes.
At S3-Button Boots in Paris Kid and Goat, in three
different styles, including laced boots All widths and
sizes.
At $250-The English "waukenphast," of Straight
Goat; warranted waterproof
At StNo less than eight different styles of Hand
made Boots Every style Of material and shape and
fit guaranteed
EFAll the "Palais Royal" Shoes ARE WARRANTED.
We accept the responsibility of the If they crack
or wear out of shape within month of purchase re-
turn them and we give new pair.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-16

The latest unexpected accession to the ranks
q Canadian annexationists, since one of the
hsutenants Of the conservative leader pro-
nouncsd in favor of annexation, il EElscssaw.
the organ Of the French population Of Quebec.
II the drift Of conservative and especially Of
Rrsnch-Csnadian opinion ID in the direction in
dicated, Canada wiz soon be ripe for admission
TO the Onion. II has been believed that the
lass element Of tho population 10 assent to an
nsxs1op would be the French.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-16
IMPROVED SEAL Plush WARS

IMPROVED SEAL Plush WARS
The Garments are cut and made by men tailors, and
fit as only man tailor fit coat The trimmings
and buttons real Sealskin and the Garment itself
SO LIKE THE REAL THAT IT Is SUPERIOR TO
THE INFERIOR REAL SEALsKIN.
Jackets, s16, $50. 500, s24, s25. s2s, $50, s35.
Coats, s22, $25 s2s. $50 s32, $50, $40.
Newmarkets, S47, $67.
Mod;eskas 500 s22, $685. $50, s35, $40.
Langtrys eco, $25, $50, s35, $40
cE-We have been frequently told that our s16 Seal
Coat is equal to any offered around town at $50.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
(Contipued below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-16

% Doubtless the old saw about "the bride the
rain rains on was in many minds yesterday in
connection With the wedding at St. Johns; but
II must be acknowledged that the bride who
doesn't want to be rsined ON will have 10 choose
some other season for her wedding than the
fall of f668
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-16

Dsnmarks king and Denmark's people are at
ioeserheads. But 1t is of no consequence. The
great powers overshadow little Denmark. It's
KING has no great influence in its affairs; its
people, apparently, have none at all