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Turkey calls on England to FIX tho day for
ne evacuation OF Egypt England will pro-
sssd very promptly not 70 AZ the day.
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BARGAINS OK Scoop FIoon.

Bore rs. Shirt vaiss reduced 10 50 essta Ladies'
esc wsisis rsdaesa 10 - sonia Our regular patrons
win jump ct Ills opporsunty, - would othsrs II thsy
knew tbs qualities offered.
TIC. coutil oorssss Tor S0c. Thsss are the .Pslss
Royal" spseiaay corssss. They naed no praise from,
us-
sl.9s undssvsar Tor >l-ea Chois, osmAvse s,A
fine Ansiis 0sSnA Dsavsn ~ Comet cove.,
trimmed VIA ssyessor lasss md snhroldssSss Net
few s2 2s end ssso sarasass also hsvs bses throw,
on thss basgsis table
The RALAls ROYAL.
4. LrsxE1.
Corner 18th q. ard Pa ava No
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IN thss sse Of wanting
"sonsthine to DO svsrythiny" W Fsssrd u ass
ten.strits when We
obtained the ''univer,al Cooker" II 4 vssitabis
sdo.everythins" article.
u - snow.whitst fvund. bottom vessel Of pure por.
celsia. nasd IN Q tin
stand. % that when Il II put the stove. the Tin
Sussains the weight,
and the hsss h allowed TO Giro alsts Ill around
the porcelain. and not
nsssly on the bottom. That's the secret a French
cookins. you know. And
In Kitchen arts they can rive every card in the
pack. and then beat us
In this "Universal Cooker" you can prepare milk.
eggs, oat meal, rice.
small fruits. vegetables. clam cAowder. oyster
stewa pnddinss soups. broths.
frensh Rssoas Hungarian aulsssh-svsa the
,... unique American bosrd-
ins-houss hash In fscs you can uss II for
most anything, and, like
Moryan's sapolio, ut saves labor" Now
this 10 Nh imrorssd AZ
Acis and We haven't many Of them. whs: ~
havc THEY come in two
sixss, we'll sell at 500 and CSC. each. and
they are worth every penny
Of u. rs and t1.5o. Bee them, and you'll
say yourself.
nyou'rs going cut
OF town-.whether for picnic or on sour-~s
want to sss you, to
sell you something II ws eau. but 70 wish yeu
aplsassnt time. anyhow.
THE FAIR.
FRANKIE CO.. PROPRIEToRs,
COR It'll AND sTs. NV 1t
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Parssols 1t ridiculous prices to close Lyons ana
the celebrated "Consstoga" Umbrellas also down in
price. The genuine 'Gloria"-w warranted one year
reduced from sl.25 to s1.o5 Those with 2s.inch
paragon frames and fancy handles reduced from,
si.9s. sl75 and sl5o to el.29.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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A r.r,
~.
our1rTrrR HArrx1
WHEN v. m MAD. uncomfortable b. any article Of
our spSsf'' ~ sssis 70 think ssous remedy. zA's
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and IN ruuninw fAvid n
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bsfors Won no a., vo., vacation 4, n.s..,.,,.
Iea,s ora.r and ,n....r, a, .,,ssr .,or..
amman
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AND COR 18TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE- 1t
Uu W.. T-
Al strictly hot weather items Shd everyday need.
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Juusas b LurrsrIr. s
xs housAts ~ ies q WHITE ooope sssr aooo
ysrds which We ~ rnsniag - l23<r. ssnss q u
lot worth 2Ac. =
on iIaUkED roxoxEssvs ,s,,as veg fest q
loe. ;pgssrr price Inc.
scANEH uNpExvxAa in srsss VARSITY sssu
l2lc. NJ.
As.sii,ss o. pAsAsoLs IN EVER, s,ss.s q .
s..sssa cHAIIun Ia i-< " lie. IN q -.
ApeGd pu~ss.
D0TTkp swfsoxA - ~ ases sssn IA = "a.
4 TIN sesek 81 ovxfKo SEinfs Ssr Nd "a no,s.
frou See. up - eAaa
A.. i.,i -. 9 SUE uxsaElIAs M. sss.
/ soHusoH LUf1xxxx.
~ 71S Market apoea
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A BuxD1n o. Nrnvrs
BUNDLE OF NERVES.
nervous man or woman appreciates the full force
Of this littas ssatsncA Esch has experience indie
scribabls to any ens who 10 not sufferer with de-
ranged psrvous systeu To correct tho wrong action
Of the nervous system aud bring the nerves 70 the
highest standard Of vitality aud strength. use
MERITS IMPROVED COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HYPUPHOSPffTES.
MrRrTB IMPROVED COMPOUND SYRUP or
HYPUPHOSPHITES.
rs cents bottle. to be had Of
E. p. MERIT,
1t lolA + st., Washington.
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JEwr1Rr Ar RrpvcEp Pmoss.

Buckles at 10 Per cent Discount Without question
the largest variety in this city and marked Ut lowest
cash sale prices You'll appreciate 10 per cent on
these prcea
g.. so Pins for 9sc. The genuine French Enamel
Lace Pins and Brooches Some Of them sold It O..
prior TO being reduced to $3.50.
THE PALA1s ROYAL
Continued belowJ
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Warren TINS Coruns DAr1r

Especially In the near future,
Seven Of our buyers are nov in New York II there
bargains 20 be secured be sure they'll secure them
Below IRE reduced prices tharn kssp busy in the
meanwhile
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
fContinupd telow,
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VAssAn SHIFTS AND ScARrS
sl.a5 Shirts reduced to e. They como white and
colored Standing and turn down collars.
2oc. windsors reduced to e2c These sre India and
Twill Silks. all styles aud extra length. Those
medium lengths reduced to lee
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
tContinued below.)
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OFFICE or
sooDwAnp . LorHRon
Goa airn AND = sra nv.
.1os,sDAr. Jurr 8. 1890.
aATURDAYs AT 1 Pr

SIX SPECIAL sALfs OF GREAT
IMPORTANCE 10 Mfa.-spEciAL
NO. LIS Dessn MORE Preach Lisis
Thread Shirts and Drawers. our ovA fn-
portation, Pearl color. Anishsl sssma
excellent quality. Only eL2S.
SPECIAL NO. AS Dossn Mean
Fancy Vests. In ssriSes. chseks end
Piaids. our own importation. Only 81
each. We srs also shewias ~ sxc.,,su:
line 1t el each.
SPECIAL NO. a.-6 Dossn NsnS
Domss Flannel Shirts, cut full 30 inches
LONG. with yoke. sssss ID 70 IGN. Only
3gc each.
SPECIAL NO. 40 DoseA- Msns
Fancy Half fiose. In Cotton. sisss OK
10 and lo,<. oniy lsc. per pair. ,
paiLS tof JVC.
SPECIAL NO. ga Dozen Mems
Flannel House and once Coats. light
color and ssripss Sizes "a to 70. Only
81 ssch.
SPECIAL no. els Menu Flannel
Tennis BiAser, in club ooiors. siass 81
70 80. Only Z. each.
tNsn's Department 1913 r ST.
LACxS.-ws are showing A5.incli ALI
Silk Elack Russian or Fish Net excellent
heavy quality. ct only Zoe peryd. These
Nets are billed 10 N q fsnss.an Net, but
arc commonly known ~ Fish Net By our
patrons
tfirst noor.,
MISSES AND culIpREN's LIGHT.
WEIGHT SUITS AND DRESSES RE
DUCED. - Chilarsu's Fine Ginghan
Guimpe Dresses. In neat plaids and
Stripes. Sizes 3, 4. o and o yn Only
cara each.
Nissss' Union Lawn Dssss. IN P;sids Of
blue-aud-white and pink. And.white. Sash
four yards loaS. Sizes ia aud 10 yrs.
Reduced 70 s2.75 each.
children's Fine oinsham Dresses in
Pisids sud strips. embroidery trimmed
Sises y. Z, o and IN. Reduced to $3.50
esch.
Nissss' Fine white Flannel Twe.piecs
suits. made hAif.plaitsd skirt. Norfolk
waissa Sizes II and IS ysars. Reduced
to $3.50 each.
Misses' Light Fancy Plaid Mohsif
Suits. trimmed with an-silk sursh.
Sizes IA and ie yssss. asaased 70 %
each.
Misses Cream Serge suita waists
handsomely trimmed with surah and
ribbons. sise 10 yearA Reduced 10 $40
each.
chiidssns Fine uhallis Suits. in very .
handsome combination. trimmed with
all-silk surah. Sizes / o. IL aud IA years.
Reduced to el2. SO each.
Misses Union Lawn Waists. In Pink.
and-whits and Blue-and- white Piaids.
Sizes IL ID and 1S ysars. Rsduesa 10
7jc. each. =
(Third noor., ...s.
BOYS CLOTHING REDUcED-Boyr
Navy Blue Jersey Suits. Reduced 70
sa75 and - as zach.
Boys Fine Cream Jsyey Suits. sA-
gantiy made and trimmed sises 4. s.
9. and . years. Reduced to s4.7s
each.
Boys Striped Linen rants. Sizes 4 10
l3ysars. Ssc. per pair.
Boy's Brown Linen Pants. sises 4 to
3ysara Sic. per pa;r.
Boys "yictor" Waists, made Of the
best fancy percales. fourply collars and
euAa sises 4 to Is years. SOC ssch.
Boys "Mothers' Friend" Whit. Tn.
Numbered waists. feur.ply linen collars
aud Gu is. perfect fitting and with pat.
snt band. Sizes 4 TO II years. Coo. each
Boys jersey wsista in Cream and
Navy Blue. Sizes 1 to . ysars. 10.
du"ed to $3.50 zach.
Boys Cream aud Fancy Striped Flau-
mel Blazers. sises Q to 10 ysara Rs.
ducsa TO - each.
Boys Navy B;us Flaanel Bathiae
Suits, neatly trimmed Sizes and 10
years. $3.50 each. sizes ~ and II
years sl.75 each. rs
Bos's Navy Blue Jersey Bathing suits
sizsa & 10 and Ii ysara sy.ss saeh.
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tLovEs RxpUcED In Pn,cE.

GLOvrs REDUCED In Pace
Soc. sink Gloves for 39c. These are the celebrated
Mansse silk. which is very light in weight but very
durable
scarce shades
25c. Mitts for &c. These Jersey Silk Mitts have
been pronounced the best value In town ut 25c
THE PALAis RoyAI.
tCoDtip ued below.)
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w. A. PrrHcr & Co..
49, SUCCESSORS TO
E. g. DAVIS.

Below you viii md the special quota lions, in our
"wipinx out" SALE for the balance of this week You
will he led TO remark the marked reductions these
figures represent. and you won't need more than
hint frem ~ 70 catch thsss stnws - they aost by
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TINS Fon Tn LADIES
FOR
w-THURsDAY-JULY1
'''.f !, EACH.

Our II 81 Calico Wrappers Tor 81. These are very
similar to this Wrappers sold elsewhere 1t sl.25 We
have been told ours fit better. Ours have tight backA
loose fronts, bslt tarn-down collar. deep ruf1e A
great variety Of patterns and all Sizes s1 for tomof
row only.
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us 40. 42s. 4e4. zee SEVENTH ST.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-06
PURELY PERSONAL.

Prof. McElroy took the train
south to-day.
A. l.. Fenton, of Dallas, is in the
city on business.
w. w. Bartlett spent Sunday
on his farm near Silverton.
Geo. Morris and s. A. Clark took
the one o'clock train for Portland.
w. C. Dey, of Portland, was in
the city with friends over Sunday.
DR.. Diven Is able to be out again,
after severe attack of the rheuma-
tism.
Senator I. A. Moore, of Columbia
county, is in the city on business at
the Capitol.
]. l.. Fisher, of Mehama, after a
weeks visit with friends here, left
for home to-day.
Rev. Irwin and wife, of the
Chemawa Indian school, spent
Sabbath in the city.
Mr.. Alonzo Gesner is acting as
deputy county recorder during w.
s. Culver's sickness.
Miss He'll Hager, went down on
the Eugene express to-day, TO visit
with friends In Portland.
Ned Drigs, of Oregon City, is
taking in the city today, and shak-
ing hands with his many friends.
DIR. $. b. Lutcher, of Brock
Nebraska, arrived In the city, yester-
day, and Is visiting his son, on Lib
erty street.
Miss Jennie NJ. Long returned
this morning, from three weeks
visit among friends in Montana.
Her return will be noted with pleas
ure by many friends,
Alonzo Gesner's Christmas pres
ent came rather late, but II isattract-
ing considerable of his attention
nevertheless. II Is IN the shape of
good sized boil on the "leaderp side
of his neck.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-06

A Stranger Arrested On Suspicion as
Being the Person Whe Riiled
Gus Sthreiber's Safe.

Ever since the safe robbery, which
occurred on last Thursday night,
the city marshal and his police
force have been doing considerable
work trying TO locate the operator
thereof Several persons have been
"shadowed,n and yesterday about
1890 Marshal Ross thought that he
had evidence enough to warrant bim
TO arrest q stranger who Is now
being tried 10 the police couits.
The man arrested Is a handsome,
and strong looking Scotchman, and
az the saying goes mo ones fool. I"
He looks TO be man Of some % or
30 years Of age and bis cOunteDance
would indicate anything else than
OF a safe blower,
A JOURNAL repoter held q short
interview with the stranger this
afternoon. and he claimed that he
could prove that he did not arrive In
the city until Friday at II O'Clock,
on the train from Portland, that he
remained In the city up to Sunday,
and intended 20 take the morning
train for Albany aud 60 from Al
bany to Yaquina, and take the
steamer for san Francisco, and as
soon as he learned Of there being no
morning train, he hired a team Of
MiDto "a Low and was going to
drive to Albany. This action look
ed strange, Of course, and was the
main cause In the authorities in ar
resting him. He says that he Is
well acquainted with the conductor
and trim men, that he came down
with them on Friday aud can prove
by them that he WAS not ia the city
until that time.
This evening about 3 o'clock, G.
A. Reed, who arrived in the city on
the same train Friday, from South
ern Kansas, hearing about the
trouble, went around TO see If he
could recognize the man arrested.
AS soon as he laid eyes on him he
said that he would swear the
man came to Salem on Friday morn
ing's train and farther stated that
he was acquainted with the stranger
whose register in the hotel book
reads AZ J. b. Patterson, when be
Travelled for q hardware house
throughout Kansas.
The trial Is how going on aud the
outcome cannot be surmised at this
writing. II the man Is guilty he
does not show IL.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-06


"A SOCIAL Session" Pun
that's what "a Social Session" H.;
fun from beginning to end. II was
made to be a laugh-prOvoker, and
smiles won't do II justice. The plot
j. interesting and consistent, the
characters are all well drawn, the
dialogue is bright and funny, and
the whole Is "A swift moving success
ion Of ludicrous situations and Incl
dents. II kept the houseful at the
Grand last night in a roar. The
company presents IL va first-class
shape. The musical features Of the
organization are strong. Not only
Is the pay full of taking songs,
which were finely sung, but last
night the orchestra came in for its
share Of applause while the curtain
was down. The cornet solo by Ed
ward T.. Nickerson was enthusias-
tIcally received, and the xylophone
solo by John Willet struck the pop
ular appreciation. The band with
the company is the "Black HussaT
band" one Of the best musical or
ganizations on the rOad.-Rochester
Star. The above company appear
at the opera house on Thursday
evening next. Don't fail to hear
tehm. A rich treat is promised to
those who attend.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-06
Supreme Court.

fDhbbhs Jdu' O' Ovs
Thomas Farquar, app, VS.. the
city Of Roseburg, resp, appeal from
Douglas county; Judgment of the
court below reversed and remanded
back for new trial; opinion by
Lord, j.
j. b. Parker, resp, vs.. Mary A..
and J. A. hewitt, appeal from
Multnomah county; Judgment of
the lower court affirmed; opinion BY
Lord, j; Thayer, G. j., desents.
Geo. Haynes, resp, vs.. j. II.
Whilsett, ct al, apps; appeal from
Donglas county; judgment Of the
court below affirmed; opinion by
Strahan, j.
James II. Woodward, resp, vs.
The o. X. Il n. Co., app; appeal
from MultnOmah county; judgment
Of the court below reversed aud the
case remanded for q new trial;
opioion by StrahaD, J.
C. &. Beekman, app, vs.. Jackson
county, resp; judgment of the
court below reversed and a new
trial ordered; opinion by Tbayer,
G. j.
Jennie Langford, resp, vs Henry
Jones,app.; appeal from Multnonah
county. Judgment of the court be-
low reversed. Ordinarily such ii
disposition Of a case is followed by
an order remanding IL to the court
below for new trial; but under pc
culiar circumstances existing in
this case such order will not be made.
II will be remanded, however, with
directions to dismiss complaint;
opinion by Thayer G.. j.
7. A. Masses resp, vs.. the s. p. r..
II. Co., app; appeal from Linn
county; argued and submitted.
J. X. Weatherford atty for resp;
II. II. Northrup atty for app
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-06
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Make good resolution aud trade
with Gilbert Il Patterson.
Painless dental operations at DIR
Il. {. Smiths, % State street
The Bon Ton restaurant Is setting
the 5est ~ cent meals in the city
now.
Only ten cents a week for the
JOURNAL hereafter, the best paper
Ia Salem.
The CAPITAL JOURNAL Is ON sale
at j. Beuson STAIRS aud at the Fav-
orlte cigar store.
Sale continued at Lunn 4 Brown
until Jan, 18th. Seeure bargains
before Il CLOSES, l-Stf
KRRP lr--GeO. ID. Goodhue, No
a1 State street keeps on hand con.
stantlv all kinds OF wood, sawed and
unsawed.
FoUNn,--A chain. Owner G. n
have same by calling at Staiger .
Marble Works and proving prop
erty and paying far this note.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-06

In A BAD ROw.--A country edl-
tor who takes an unusually gloomy
view Of the approaching wlntry
weather, bewails the hazardous con.
diiion OF his wearing apparel In the
following delicate manner; Lives
Of honest men Oft remind us that
honest toll don't stand n chance,
more work we leave behind us, big
ger patches on our pants. oh, those
pants, onco new and glossy, now
are patched with many q hue, all
because subscribers llnger, will not
pay lis what is due. Then let them
he up and doing, send your mite tho
II be small or when the snow Of
winter strike us we shall have no
pants at all.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-06

ORIGIN or THE PHRASE. Colonel
Munoy, OF the Headlight. gives the
following as the origin OF the phrase
Keep your eye on Pasoo? A
drunken man had grudge against
the editor of the Pasco Headlight.
He abused him roundly, threatened
him with everything evil, and
wound up by saying, ~ will keep
my eye on you" The editor en-
dured with the patient, Christian
forlitude characteristic Of his craft
and then replied, Don't keep your
eye oil me; Keep your eye on Paseo. -
The boys about town took II up.
They joslled the drunken man sum
marliy and hurled the, TO him, OBJ
noxious phrase at him, hundreds OF
times. The phrase took, became
tho town by-word, got into the
papers by advertisement and para
graph, went around the world, aud
now everybody keeps their eye on
Pasc0.n
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-06

A WORTHY CITIZEN DEAD. -
News was brought to this city yea.
terday, OF the death of a highly 10.
spected aud honored citizen Of Doug.
las county. Hon. James Chouoweth
died al Oakland Saturday last, after
short but painful illness, Mr.
Chen0weth was n native Of Douglas
county. His mother being a dangh-
ter of Mr. James Dixon of that
county, Mr., Chcnoweth WAS edu-
Gated at the umpqna Academy,
and early Ia life gave promise Of u
man OF enterprise aud usefulness.
He served Douglas county as repre-
sentative In the Oregon legislature,
and was appointed postmaster of
Oakland under Cleveland's admln-
istratlon. lie Was la the mercantile
business as well as an extensive
farmer aud stock raiser. lie had
business relations with all the dli.
feent cities of the coast, aud WAS
much respected wherever knawp,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-06

SKATING RECORD BRoKEN. Tn
Ill yesterday the fastest skating
record wes five miles In seventeen
minutes, but during the day yester-
day that record was lowered twice.
AT the Palace rink at Minneapolis,
Joseph Donoghue, last night, sue
ceeded In lowering the record some
nine seconds. A laterreport shows,
however, that this record was broken.
A telegram from Amsterdam
states that ut skating match held
yesterday that Norseng, the Norwe-
glan, won the race In sixteen min.
and forty-elght and three-fifth Sec
oncs.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-06

A COMING TREAT.-On the 10th
Of this month will be noted the first
appearance In this cityOf Miss Jessie
Couthoul (pronouncedCoo 10
her role az an elocutionist. The
opera house will be used for the oc-
caslon, and the whole thing man
aged under the auspices Of the
Chriatlan church. Mlaa Coulhoui IL
All unassmming and thoroughly nat
ural reciter. She captivates and
charms her hearers.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-06

APPOINTMENTS. - Joseph Hair,
Lauglys; Herman Baumbroe, East
Portland; Samuel r. Slatb; Port
land; w. l.. Boise. Portland; L. J.
Alexander Meyers of Portland,
were appointed notaries public by
the governor to-day; also Norton d
Clifford was appointed judge Of the
Sixth district, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of Judge L. B.
Tgnn
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following is correct list of
the real estate transactions filed at
the office of the county recorder to-
day:
p. S. Knight and wf to
Capital City railway COM
pany, 80 acres southeast of
Salem in straw lO,5OO
John II. Wilcox aud wf TO
AdelberU Van Valkenburg,
s0T.57 acres in secs. 80 and 33,
:6s,rle 1881
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-06

Prof. Rork yesterday talked to a
large and appreclative audience in
the Unitarian building, handling
his subject of the first command
mant with skill. Aside from good
preaching, there was excellent mu-
sic, the choir being assisted by or
gan, violin and flute. Miss Leona
Willis also favored the audience
with fine solo.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-06

BOARD OF TRADE. --All members
Of the Board Of Trade should remem-
Der the meeting at the council
chamber tonight. More than likely
sUme important business will come
up for consideration and cOnsidera-
BILE business demands attention.
Come out.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-06
COOK HOTEL
Salt Rheum.

With its intense Itching, dry, hot skin,
often broken into painful cracks. and the
little watery pimples, often cause inde-
scribable suffering. Hoods Sarsaparilln
has wonderful power over this disease. II
purifies the blood and expels the humor
and the skin heals without scar. send
FOR book containing many statements OF
cures; to I. |. Hood & Co., Apothecarles,
Lowell, Mass.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-06
DIED.

HENDRICKS. In Salem, Ore
gon, Monday, Jan. 6, 1890, Robert
NJ, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. r.
J. Hendricks, aged months and
20 days.
Funeral from the residence on
Liberty street Wednesday at 10
O'clock.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-06

THE MERRY COASTERS Down,
way down, terribly down, was the
case with many an uDwary pedes-
trian yesterday, who struck slip
perry place on the sidewalk when
not expected. AZ usual, when they
arose there would be glance all
around TO see If anyone was looking;
II so, a smile meant ait didn't hurt, u
but nevertheless there will be many
tender feelings to-day. Many peO-
pie took the road, as the hill side
walks were too slippery for comfort
and safety, and made doubly dan
gerous by the small boys coasting
down the hill, whose only warning
was shrill cry as he approached,
and then shot by just as we realized
that we had been In the way. The
day Was q merry one to the boys
aud girls who spent almost the
whole day cOasting to their hearts
content, The principal hill was the
South Salem Commercial street hill,
where the young folks had a clear
line of sidewalk for three long
blocks, the pedestrians giving up
the right of way from necessity.
During the past few days, anything
with runners was brought intoplay,
small sleds of ell description to the
large bob-sled, carrying as many as
o dozen persons. Saturday night
the crowd OF coasters was very
large, several hundred persons were
out enjoying the sport or looking
on as interested spectators. For a
wonder no serious accident has been
reported further than one or two
persons getting "a few bad bruises.
The increased fall ofsnow this morn
Ing succeeded Ia making the streets
fairly ring with the jingle OF the
sleigh bells. About every sleigh in
the city was brought into use. 1t
also improved the coastIng tracks
and puts them In splendid order.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-06

No CoURT.--Hon. T. G. Shaw,
county judge, was called 10 Howell
Prairie last evening, TO the bedside
Of his brother, who was hourly ex-
pected TO die when the messenger
left. Az the Judge had not returned
up to | o'clock, county court was
not convened to-day.