Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-09

Inc Cauthorn warehouses have |
been leased by the Corvallis Ware.
house aud Storage Co.
T, McF. Patton, ex-Gov. Chad.
wick, j. II. Ross and VIM. Miller
are at Portland on Masonic business.
w. H. Osborn, at 1l2 Court street,
is prepared to supply all with the
choicest groceries, fruits and veget-
ables.
DIR. Matthews, vice-president of
the University of Southern Califor-
mia, will possibly be the successor of
VanScoy.
Rev. G. G. Bateman, who has been
the guest of Rev. Whitaker, re-
turned to Vancouver barracks this
morning.
Coils. Lowell and Ladue took the
morning train for Eugene, to make
the arrangements for the regimental
encampment.
Boys were showing u five pound
steelback salmon this afternoon,
taken in the Willamette, just below
the Scotch mills.
Persons who may feel at times
like assassinating the JOURNAL edi-
tor are positively assured that he
carries no gun,
Salem's live business men who
constantly keep the public attention
oy newspaper advertising are reap
ing good steady trade.
A. G. Beard, of Weeping Water,
Neb., with two families aud car
load of horses and household goods,
seeks twenty acre fruit farm.
If you desire to reach the people
subscribe for the paper that people
read-circulation never so large as at
present-the EVENING JOURNAL.
Besides taking the sweepstakes on
6aest plate of Strawberries, II. w.
Savage is father of ten. pound boy.
Productive region is the Garden
Road.
The Eugene Evening Guard was
issued in a neat and complete style
Monday, June Sth. The State Uni
versity city may feel proud of its
first real diurnal publication.
If there are any children born in
this part of the Willamette Valley
the coming year with strawberry
marks on them the JOURNAL will
hardly hope to escape responsible
ties.
Report comes to the JOURNAL
that the bridge on Liberty street
across North Mill creek is in very
bad condition. If this is the case,
the proper authorities should look
after the matter at once, and make
the necessary repairs.
Hon. M. L. Chamberlin and fam
lily started this morning for trip to
Seattle and Bellingham bay. Mart
will be back and forth during the
summer, and the family will return
in the fall to occupy their Few home
on State street.
1t is not a remarkable fact that all
Eastern people are pleased with
Salem at first sight, and that their
liking improves with closer acquain-
tance of the city and its surround
ings. Most people who travel 5000
to 5000 miles to get to good coun-
try have sense.
The state penitentlary officials are
entitled 10 the thanks of the JOUR
NAL force for a goodly supply O
choice Strawberries. They were
traised within the walls, and enough
remains to give the prisoners a mea
of which will no doubt b'
greatly relished.
This morning a farmer had al
accident in front of the State Insur
ance building. Paying attention t.
the new building being erected, th'
front wheel of bis wagon caught
stake driven in the street. TIT
+ wagon stopped but the driver wa
, thrown to the ground, bruising hi
, arm.
Mr.. n. Il. Wisdom, Of Unio
county, an old time resident OF th
Waldo hills, is the guest of Hon
Geo. S. Downing. Mr.. Wisdom
a half brother to Mrs. G. w. Hun
and Mr.. Frank Smith also brother
T in.law of David Simpson. He ha
not been in Salem for many year
before aud all seems vastly changed
indeed.
The Oregon Pioneer association
will hold their annual reunion a
the Exposition building, Portland
June 10Th, 1891, at 2 O'Clock. Thi
meeting will be the semi-centennia
of the arrival of the home builder
in Oregon. Lydell Baker will de
liver the annual address, ana TN
occasional address will be Delivers
! by Geo. II. Burnett, OF Salem.
The Best Results.
Every lngredientemp ~ pro
ducing Hoods sarsaparilL II 81 f'ctl
pure, and IL the best Of lls khiu II y