Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-24
THE JOURNALS CHRISTMAS TREE.
Santa Claus Asks the Journal to Help
Him Distribute Number of
Christmas Presents.

Below are few Christmas pres
ents that Santa Claus will not have
time to deliver tonight and has re-
quested the JOURNAL to distribute.
Please stand up as your names are
called.
VIM. Beck Not to Pe(a)rrish out
in the cold.
P. s. Knight-A ride on the Elec-
trio railway by Easter Sunday.
VIM. Byars-A weeks vacation
to spend at Jefferson.
r. b. Glaze-A pass to Browns
vile.
Geo. Waters and T. Howard--A
Fourth of July celebration.
Hon. w. III. Byars-Much enjoy
ment over his appointment as sur
veyor general.
The CAPITAL JOURNAL--Another
year of prosperity.
Finley Perrine-Another trip East
as Prof. of the Cola public school.
Harry Minto-A boat ride, a
The Capital Concert Comedy
Comedy-A year of profitable star
ring over the whole U. s.
T.. M. Waite-Many pleasant
hours in the landscape park, that
the Decorative Union are going to
make.
The Salem and Silverton Motor
line-A satisfactory street franchise.
10 the editors of the Salem papers
An Unlimited pass to each over
the Salem, Astoria and Eastern
Railroad.
Dan Vollmar-A fishing excur-
sion to catch MINI Ges)ows.
A. r. CrOsby-Payne-killer.
Walter Lowe-A regular Snow
down.
Glare B. Irvine-A package of L.
letters
Willis McElroy-A cornet SOLO
"When the Roses come again"
w. j. Clarke-SOme one to Love.
For Jos. Hoeye-A peach blossom
complexion.
II. McF. Patton-Room to spread
himself with his increasing business.
Hon. John Mimic Better luck
next time.
j. Benson Starr-Another year of
prosperity, and.
The Young Mems Investment
Company-May they make just lots
of money, and each decide to settle
down and-that is-Oh, you
know what we mean.
Willamette Investment Co - A
new piano and full brass band to
entertain their customers.
Johnnie Giesy-More sweetness"
than any other fellow in town.
Billie Dumars-A promotion as
General Superintendent, as he de-
serves.
The Oregon Land CO. The earth;
to be divided up into Capital City
fruit farms to be sold at once.
Gibson &Singleton- May they re-
ceive their rent from the Lime
Kiln club.
Weller Bros.-A wholesale es-
tablishment.
Chas. Helenbrand-More sweet
taffy for the dear girls.
Cox & Boggs-A continuance of
their splendid trade.
Lunn d Brown-Just an elegant
good trade for the manner in which
they spread printers ink.
COuncllman-elect Edes, he
In his good work.
Il. HolvSrson-Just dandy good
trade.
VIM. Brown-A regular "shoe"
picnic.
State Land & Trust Company-A
new court house building in West
Salem.
Capitol Adventure Co.-A whole
block to spread themselves in dur
ing 1890.
j. G. Wright-A SAC, 900 "find" on
the Capital mines.
Salem Land Company-A regular
"Kansas Boom" with Englewood
addition.
A. Coss-Carr(y) lie to suit only
himself.
Hon. Geo. w. McBride-another
term as secretary of state.
ID. G. Sherman More campfire
times.
Geo. w. Brown-A bible with the
new translation Of the book of
Lee Steiner-A Golden Belle.
A. w. Giesy-Admission to the
bar and to practice in all the courts.
o. E. Krausse-A complete sale of
Queen Ann.
Ed Catterlin-A situation as head
Miller.
Harry Jordon-A blonde mus
tache.
Hugh Thompson and w. ]. |
DArcy-Their choice of the girls.