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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-10
SHALL WE CELERRATE2
The Important Question which Pre-
sents Itself TO the Busines Men
of Salem.

1t were better to stare the hard
fact in the face than endeavor tC
create false impression of security
The Fourth Of July finance com.
mittee have not yet raised more
than one-tbird the amount neces.
sary for a suitable celebration, aud
unless they meet with more liberal
subscriptions the project might as
well be abandoned.
Many persons treat the members
of the finance committee as though
they were endeavoring to raise this
money for themselves, when it is
really in the interest OF the whole
city, and every branch of trade and
business in the city will be affected
by the result-will profit by a good
celebration or suffer 10y having a
poor one or none at all.
Conservative Observers estimate
that at least 5000 was spent away
from home by Salem people last
Fourth Of July. besides the thous-
ands Of dollars that would have
been spent here with celebration
in our own city. Is this experience
to he repeated this year?
There should be no necessity for
argument on this question. Any
man who has had experience in
getting up and conducting holiday
festivals knows that money is the
first requirement and it is easy
enough for any business man to
G-ure ont what his proportion of
the fund should be. There should
be 40 hesitation, either, in respond
ing Gentlemen, give the commit
zee welcome and encouragement.
/ hey are working hard and doing
svcrythiug in their power for sue
ress. Let it not he said that Salem
refuses to contribute funds enough
10 celebrate the national holiday in
III appropriate manner. Those who
nave already subscribed can double
heir donations and those who have
not responded yet should do so as
'oon as possible.
A large portion of the population
IF the surrounding conntry can be
,ongrcgated here on! the Fourth of
Iuly, out not without inducements
md these will require funds.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-10

FIRE IN ENGLEwooD. One day
this week smoke was seen ascend.
ing from the grove in Englewood
No alarm was given for on investi.
CATION 1t was found TO be caused by
workmen burning brush which they
were clearing off the block where
Mr.. Matthews will Eoon erect n fine
residence. Those who contemplate
buying lots In Salem should call ut
once aud let us show you as choice
as there 10 In the city, Englewood is
fast settling up and prices will soon
be advanced. Salem Land Co.
Postoiiice block.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-10

THE SPRING PoET.-It il affirm.
ed that there are more handsome
ladies In the city Of Salem than any
other city of its size In the Unio.l.
That the blondes ION the Increase,
and the dark haired damsel is
graceful Also that blue eyes are
multiplying, while the cold gray
optics are becoming nrer. But the
spring poet IL just as numerous as
ever, and he pipes his lay as Indus.
trionsly ms II real estate were not
changing hands out on the "Garden
Road.n
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-10
THE MOTOR WHIST CLUB.
PERSONAL MENTION.

Gen. Geo. II. Williams returnc,
10 Portland this morning.
Mrs. VIM. Brown and little sol
took the morning train for Portland
Messrs. Geo. w. and Chas. A
Gray went to Woodburn this morn
ing on business.
Nf. j. n. Hart, one Of the young
school teachers of Polk counly, is ,
visitor in Salem to-day.
Architect G. A. Robert returned
this morning from Glendale, but
went on to Portland on business.
Miss Nellie Howell, of Dallas, has
been making short visit to Miss
Zaidee Palmer and returns to-day.
Miss Lena Knight was passen-
ger this morning for Portland,
where she will visit with relatives a
few days.
Miss Jessie Fish err of The Dalles,
who has been the guest OF Miss
Mollie Creighton for two months,
went to Portland this afternoon.
Col. II, c. Smith went to Portland
this morning and upon his return
will start for his European trip, in
tending To he gone about TWO
months.
Capt. II, II, Brown, United States
marshal of Washington, and wife,
Miss Prince, sister Of Mr., Brown,
OF D-nville, Ill are guests at Mr. J.
G. Wrights.
Mrs. w. II. Lee is one of those
who has been enjoying the eXcur-
sion to Albany to-day, and VIII
feels like an orphan boy with the
buttons all lost.
Engineer Grondahl went to Ore.
gon City this morning intending to
return tonight. lie will make his
home here during the present sum
mer at least and probably perma- !
nently.
Hon. John j. DAILY, of Dallas, ac.
compauied by G, &. Coad, county .
clerk of Polk county, came over yes.
Ierday afternoon and took this
train for Portland ON "a
Trip, combining political business
aud pleasure,
Mr., w. IL. Conrad, Salrm's new
'lothier has returned from PaSa-
lena, and brings with him his wife
md two childrep, prepared to settle .
'ud become permanent residents, I
ie is also accompanied by his
Mr. Cart Brouusr,
with daughter Lydia, botn of
whom will make their home with
he Conrad family for the pn',yut.
'he JOURNAL welcomes these new
'omers most heartily, ana hopes
hey may find their new home a
pleasant one.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-10

Coon Work. Straight business
habits and liberal advertising meth
DDS are bound to win in any line Of
business. For a young, though
strong firm, none has built up more
rapidly than the Salem Land Co.,
who occupy four columns in the
JOURNAL TO. day with very good
matter. II will repay anyone to
read this article. 1t is not alto
gether new but it is full Of the right
kind Of facts and delivered in the
right spirit. Every copy Of this adj
vertisement that is circulated, will,
we believe, add dollar to the value
of some ones property. 1t Is by
such generous and liberal methods,
that rebound to the interests of
this entire city and county that the
Salem Land Co., proceeds to build
up Its business and enhance the
interests of all the people.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-10

THE New ELECTRIC DINING
HALL.-This house, well-known rs
the "Rocky Mountain" and situat-
ed across the street from the mai&
entrance to Reeds opera house, was
opened Monday, under its new
manager Mr.. Claude NJ. Buster,
who will hereafter conduct IL. The
house had n good run for meals all
day Sunday. With its regular
bonrders and patrons of the past,
and the many new friends Mr..
Busters good management will
bring II, makes Il one of the popu-
lar resorts In the city for board or
meals. Only good help will be en-
ployed, Give Claude n call aud get
II square meal when you are in the
city. II you don't want II meal he
will take your orders for the jour
NAL.
The following is the bill of fare at
the Electric for the sunday dinner:
SOIp
Oyster
ROASIN
Beef Pork Heart Veal Put-pie.
NEGETAHLkS
Mashed Potatoes tomatoes
Peas and canned Corn.
rASrREN
lshuoarh Custard strawberry.
SRuce-pCach.
Pudding-Corn starch.
Tea Coffee .
SUNDAY dinner will Ia served .
rom II Ia 3 p. m. for 2i cents.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-10

COMMITTED TO THE AsYLUM.-
Miss Annie Olsen, a Swede girl,
who has been working for +. G..
Minton. was to-day examined be-
fore County Judge Shaw under com
petent medical attention and was
adjudged insane. She was taken to
the asylum this afternoon by Sheriff
Croisan. This afternOonMr. w. a.
White and Mr.. A. Merrifeld arrived
in the city from Aumsvllle in charge
Of a crazy h ibo named Frank Daley
who was captured after a strsg gle
and strategem in which Mr.. White
exercised his coolness to good advan-
tage. Daley says he is from San
Francisco, formerly from Portland,
and that he saw no tramps along the
railroad. He is now in the city Jail
awaiting examination and will be
sent to the asylum for insane, as
there is no question Of his mental
condition.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-10
IMrRovlNa WmIsoN AvENul.

IMPROVING WILSON AVENUE. -
Mr.. George Coots, the laudscap
gardener nom the botanical aud
experiment station, Corvallis, has
written Mr.. T.. NJ, Waite, president
OF the Decorative Union, that he
will he Ia Salem ON Monday or
Tuesday next, aud requests Mr.,
Waite to have about 5000 pegs made
for laying ont walks aud beds lie
viii commence east of the state
house.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-10

POPULAR COMPANY RETURNING.
There is 10 company whose reap
pearance in the city could give IA
much genuine pleasure TO theatre
goers as the Russell-Jewell com
pany, who will open at Reeds opera
house Monday evening 10 continue
T y? nights, beginning with the
popular English drama "Our
Boys and giving a change of pro.
gram every night. The knowledge
Salem people have OF Mr.. Russell
and Mr.. Jewell leaves no doubt in
their minds that the performance
will be satisfactory. Prices from 10
TO 30 cents; seats at Patton's.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-10

Very Lowe, W. Tiffany, the
popular salesman at Ben Forstner
q Co.'S store, is lying seriously III
with heart trouble, and there are
fears among his friends that he may
not pull through, though his physic-
ians have hopes that he may
recover Mr.. Tiffany is fine bust.
ness man and his death would be n
real calamity. II viii be a pleasure
70 the general public 10 see Mr.. Tiff
any at his post again.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-10

HoLIDAN-An cnterprls,ug soci-
ETY. local announces a society event
for next week, in South salem. The
JOURNAL Is further informed that
the employees in the Salem 20.
are going TO ask holiday next
ednesday.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-10

Losr. A light wool buggy robe,
(checke a. d)-somewhere on the street
between the residence of \. ID. Pal,
mer aud +, y. Gilbert, on Friday
afternoon. Finder will please leave
AZ ofioe of Gilbert Bros, and receive
reward.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-10
JACOB McCLAlNE POISONED.
One OF the Most Prominent GiIizens OF
SilycriOn at the Point of Death
ThIOugl CarelessneSs.

Mr.. w. j. Herren made a bust
ness trip to Silverton to-day, re-
turning this afternoon and brings
intelligence of most unfortun ate
occurrence there that has created
intense excitement.
1t appears that Mr.. Jacob Nc.
elaine, one Of the prominent bust
ness men and capitalists of Silver
ton, had been feeling some trouble
with his bowels, as had also n hired
man who was working tor him and
whose name Mr.. Herren did
not learn. This morning the
hired man went 10 u drug store
In Silverton and obtained Il small
vial of medicine for the relief of the
trouble, and bringing it homo he
and Mr.. McClaine drank It.
The man went to work, some
three miles distant, and In short
time Mr.. McClaine was taken with
terrible pains and utterly Frustrated.
Physicians were called and when
Mr.. Herren LETT there his condition
was 80 uncertain that the doctors
would risk no opinion.
When Mr.. Mechanics condition
was realized, II was thought best to
follow up the hired man and he
was found at the scene Of his work
In the same condition, suffering
helpless'y, and was taken to the
house.
The vial was found at the I
barn, with u small portion of /
It's contents Yet untouched, I.
but the physicians could not /
be sure 10y the tasting what |
The stun was, II now .
appears probable that the .
druggist made one of those awk- /
ward aud fatal mistakes which .
occur aud substituted n
poisonous drug for the medicine In.
tended To be purchased
Mr., MoClaine IL about 90 years
did, Is one OF the earliest settlers Of
SilVerton aud one Of its most solid
builders. lie is interested in several
financial institutions aud his sou,
Dolph McClaine, Is a member OF
. largebank In Washington. II is
sincerely hoped that the evil results
II poisonous dose may be averled,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-10
SOME COMING EVENTS.
GILBERT 4 PATTERSON,

Dealers in Groceries, CrOckery,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Brushes, WindOwgIass, Etc. Sole
Agents for Epicure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-10

GRANGE or oFFIoERs. Mr. r..
"A. Miller having resigned as treas
nrer aud Asst.-seerelary of the Gold
Mountain aud Dry Gulch Consollda.
ed Gold and Silver Mining Com.
pany, Mr.. Claude Catch, was elected
treasurer and Seth II. Hammer
secretary to MI the vacancies. nm
the annual siockholders' meeting
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-10

SUBURBAN News. If you have
property In the city which you
would like 10 trade for choice su.
bpFbAArsssnse, you should call at
once. because we surely have some-
thing that weald please YOU. Call
and lei M show II 10 you. Salem
Land Co., Postoiiice block.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-10
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.
The Movements Of Salems Society
People During the Past Week-The
Season Closing.
ARRIVED THERE SAFELY.

Ahhl ' III ! - fahH "a
1t. Col. VI. ". Hunt has received
a letter from Mr. Louis II. Tarpley al
Ounalaska, Alaska, at which place
he has been appointed by Preslden,
Harrison as United States commits
sinner. He reached his destination
after a voyage of twenty-four DAYS
from San Francisco and is more
than pleased with what he sees.
The season is favorable, the weather
/ pleasant and the climate most agree
able. His many friends will be-
/ pleased to know that Commissioner
Tarpley finds no cause for discou.
tent i2 his new location.
THE UNIVERSITY EXCURSION.
The steamer Orient was loaded
with a full quota of human freight
this morning bound for Albany on
an excursion under the auspices Of
Willamette University students.
There waI an immense crowd, EN-
bracing many Of the best neople Of
the city, and if there is not pleas
ant time some accident must inter
fere to prevent it. The weather X
delightful the passengers were IN
high glee and everything is favor
able for royal pleasure trip. TEcy
will be back this evening.
TO THE MOUNTAINS AWAY.
This afternoon there started a
joyous party of Salem's society peo-
pie for picnic in some of the de-
lightful retreats around that popular
summer resort, Mehama, end eX-
pecting toreturn tomorrow evening.
They are under the chaperoning
guidance of Mr.. and Mrs. /. 4.
Manning, which insures the COM
plete pleasure of the trip. The
party consists of Miss Nellie Nor
gan, of Portland, Miss Ada Brey-
man, Miss Nellie Gilbert, Miss Anna
Breyman, Miss Ethel Cusick, Miss
Nellie Boise, Miss Minnie Breyman,
Miss Ella Dearborn; Mr.. Henry
Kreiss, Mr.. f. 5. Dearborn, Mr.. II.
S. Jordan, Mr.. II. IL. Thompson,
Mr.. w. j. Darcy. DR.. j. NJ. Keene,
and Mr.. r. =. Boise, Jr.
THE MOTOR WHIST CLUB.
This organization for social pleas
ure was entertained last evening at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
w. Cottle and had a most enjoyable
experience. Mr.. and Mrs. Cottle
are a complete success, as entertain
ers and the members of the Motor
club can be depended upon to take
in the full benefits of hospitality.
1t was jolly evening.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-10

Mrs. A. IA. Farrar IL receiving
many new goods In the millinery
line. See them.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-10
whun l come 4 think about il,

Whun l come 4 think about ID,
Dom much matter whun Z he.
Whuth'r 'ts "A a-dane'n' sunshine,
iR rain'n' drearlly;
Whuth'r a-feern' happy,
m a-fseln' sad m blue,
Fall r summer keep thlnk'n'-
/ Jest a-think'n'-think'n'- o'yon
Out on the Garden Road.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-10
JOHN HUGHES,
NCW ADyEHTIsEMENTS.
25C Want Column.

Notices inserted for ONE CENT PER
WORD EACH INSERTION. No adver-
tisen1eut inserted in this column for less
than twenty-five cents.
The Lamar register., 1890-10-18

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COMPARATIVE ADMINISTRATIONS.

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Eyeas5Fe ADMINISTRATORS
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-12-12
Gtluas gum Renen Sabre.

Ter peItberihmte GrfcIs usn !5siteiter's
iinb oeiier felt I6nger benH els
men, 0rittsIiabrbunbert bemdbrte Yopulori.
tGt oIs cine Nfd9enar;nei il fdum numbers
borer, ais ber WiGfonrr1ruf, Der nit iebent
Sabre bas Gri6eiuen pom 6ofetter's 1lntd'
noda beariibt. Sieie Ipertbro[Ie meti;inii1e
abbon6luns mirb bsrousseseben uen Der
Soltetters Sompann in 1itfsbursb, 3d., fur
,p.Idae III bieient Bebuf inter fo&m6nii&er
SberoufT9t mebr afs fed;is gerisnen etrpo
elf Monate bes Sobres bef9dftigt finb. DIE
9luflaae bes 2lImdnahs fur 1891 wirb niGt
ipeniaer ols 10 geiuionen grenplore betrds
aen; 6erielbe Ipirb sesrndt in enaIifder, bent.
}daer, fran;oiii1er, ipaniiher, fuelider, nor.
rpeaiiher, f1webtI9er, bolIGnbiI4er nnb bo5s
miither Spra9e. Gr entbdIt ,rertbsolieu
nnb interreiinnten 9eieitoff iiber bic gtIunb.
beitspfIese, 3oblrsibe 3eusniiIe fir bic @irf.
fdmfeit pom sooitetter'B Waeenbitters, iinter:
baItnnssleftire, oitroncmii9e 8<re4nunser
4ronon1iide Iotiien nnb fobelIen u. I. 10
iinb anf 9lles, mas mon in bentieIben iinbet
fcnn man ii6 in 8ejns onf 6rontbeit setrol
perIaiIen. Der 4lmdna4 fir 1891 III In al
len E5eilen 6tz2onbe3 iii apctbefen NIB be
sanbtanfeIten nneutseItIib su babeu.