Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-11
LOCAL NOTES.

opera house tonight.
Painless dental operations at Or.
t. c. Smiths, % State street.
The painting of the exterior of the
state house, is progressing well.
a private letter from Roseburg,
speaks of dipthcria there, with two
deaths resulting.
DIR. Gilbert has been called to
Monmouth on professional business,
DIR, WCmp remains in the Santa
rum.
We are crcdibly informed that
wheat is commanding good price
all along the railroad. At Roseburg
it was quoted at 10 cents yesterday.
X. L. Hibbard, superintendent of
the pavilion at the fair grounds, is
now c0mY2d there and all who
desire space should see him forth
with.
The notorious "Big Berthat, 4"
known in California as the Cont
dencc Queen" passed through on
the northhouad train, going to Port
land.
The glist mill of V. Wattccr, at
the mouth of Pudding river is be-
ing enlarged in view of the heavy
crop and increased demand for
flour
Wm. Auglin is in from the Capital
mine to take out more men and n
large pump and more supplies,
The work is being vigorously prose
cuted.
Mrs. Bochrmger, an aged lady,
living with her son-in-law, John
Walton in East Salem, who has not
been expected to recover for some
time is quite low.
The S:13 train from California was
loaded with passengers. The sleep
ers, second class and immigrant
cars all being full, This is II COM
mon occurrence now.
Before long Salem will have cable
ears. But next Friday we will have
"Cable" readings in the opera house.
Those who know good thing when
they hear it will not miss the oc-
casion.
Yesterday mornings train did not
arrive till after p. M, having been
thrown from the track, and had
several ears smashed, by reason of Il
broken rail- a few miles south OF
Red Bluff,
The CAPITAL JOURNAL is in r.
ceipt of "A complimentary" to the
Walla Walla Agricultural fair, to be
held near that city, beginning Octo-
Der LIST, and continuing during the
week. Round trip rates on the O
II. q n. fare one way, n. p, one and
One-half rates.
Attention is called to the nd-
vertisement of Howard brothers In
another column. They have entered
the field well equipped to do Il cir
work eXpeditiously and satisfac-
tOrily. Their reputation for
punctuality and honest work III I'D
be a good recommendation to the
public. IfyOu have any work in
their line give the boys a chance.
Those "dorgs p Prof. Morris
"dawgs." The Portland News
says: "The canine performers
climbed ladders, stood on their hind
feet, made as good leaps over bars
from spring-bOard as any acrobat.
They waltzed, picked out letters
and figures on blocks and finally
Fritzle, the star, performed the
wonderful feat Of looking at u boys
watch In the audience and then
going upon the stage and telling the
time 1t indicated by picking out
figures on blocks"
That j. b. Tichenor is Il ruptlcr in
the real estate business, may be
taken for granted from his success
In making sales. Here are some re-
cent ones Albert Penpch, OF
Oakland, Cal, bought forty-four
acres Of fruit land five miles south
Of Salem, from GuE friehisrl, aud
left on the evening train for his
family. Mr.. PenOch has been tav-
cling around for the Iri'a twomonths
in search Of homU. but has found
nothing that suits him Us well ~
the Willamette valley. He claims
that California Is too dry for his pur-
pose. Friday J. w. Gilbcrt bought
I n M EvauaT farm ntt HoAyeu urli-