Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-13
CITY AND OTHER NOTES.
Worthy Of Ateattion to the Readers
Of Saturdays Journal.


announces that one OF their citizens
"has just flushed barn for hin-
self" The average reader Il left iu
painful suspense and doubt IN to
what kind Of u "hors.." that citizen
is.
johnson, Boothby & Co., the lead
ing clothiers' ae well prepared To
supply All your wants Ia the clntbiUg
line. They will be glad to show you
over their store and let you hook
over their stock. No Necessity tha,
you should buy unless you are well
satisfied.
The verdict pronounced OH fash-
ionable party was "wel. dressed
from head to foot" Klein was IT.
sponsible for the truth of the latter
claim.
The fact that Patton's State Street
book stors is generally WE'LL filled
with sight seers, is sufficient evi-
deuce that he has something there
worth looking at.
There have been some elegant res.
licences erected this year. Though
ihcy have very handsome exteriors,
he interiors are in keeping with
them. This is only explainable
when we learn that those handsome
curtains and carpets come from
Lunn's dry goods store.
Brooks i Cox, the reliable drug
yists, on State street, are still keep
lug in stock a choice line af per.
/ tunes of the most celebruted makes.
"Never do to-day what you can
put of til! tomorrow" The old
proverb is not applicable to getting
pair of good shoes ut Denham's.
Don't put of going around and get
ting pair.
Keep your eye on Geo. +. Smiths
| ,i.
Shakespeare makes Macbeth say:
an make assurance double sure,
md take bond of fate" That is
what folks do who get their goods
of Buren, If they want good goods at
reasonable rates.
Some of our exchanges keep
,prlnging puzzles on their readers,
such AS the adding of an uneven
,DlAmn of figures To make 81, aud
many other puz lies, but the great.
est puzzl. tn. Pes, tan spring on
its readers is about as III s: How
can an I'd tor evade We ring lig
patches on his pantalOonS If deliu-
quent subscribers pay not their
bills? Send In your solution.-
Athena Press.
Holiday Slippers.-Don't buy old
style slippers, get something new.
No old style carried over from
last year. We have the finest ia
velvet or push. patent leather
trimmed, to be found in the city at
prices that are Eastern. James Den
ham d Co., boots and shoes, lis
State street. 1918 If
"Can art equal nature ?" is a aues-
tion old as the hills. How nearly
it may be accomplished may he seen
I fN,.tf..rlt,,f.a ,rattnrS. H.l will
make cabinet photos for 81 per
dozen.
On Tuesday as Mrs. II. Benrose
was putting down carpet near II
hot stove, her clothing caught on
fire from the stove. Her son Bruce,
heard her give the alarm, and came
tu her assistance. He pulled of his
coat aud threw it around her and
snIoth red the flames. But for his
his prompt aciiOn, she would un.
doubted y hive burned To death. A.
itw.s h had her left hand badly
burAed.- Clackauias News.
The cost in human life OF the wars
IF The world during the last 35
years, exclusive of mortality from
sickness, is estimated at 2, ,254, 900.
Queen VictOria's crown kept with
other royal regalia under strong
guard, aud worn only on state
occasions, is worth $500, ZOO.
What rapid strides the Bible Is
making In accessibility to mankind
Is proven by the fact that 1t is now
access BILE in their own language to
u De-tenths Of the world; early in
this century to only one.fifth,
You will find Davidson d White
have a full line of deep sea fish, large
Eastern oysters, both in the shell and
can, fat turkeys, geese, ducks and
chickens. They also have fine line
Of smoked salmon. Fresh butter
and eggs a speciality.
Don't fail TO attend the cantata
tonight and hear the juvenile
chorus of forty-four voices.
The grandma with the old fash
ioned spinning wheel, by Miss Scri
her, will please the children and
recall bygOne memories to the old.
DE Leon Keeps his shop in the
bsst and cleAuest c0nd,tiop, 80 If