Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-25

at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. t. Bennett, one mile this
side of Mehama.
Postoffice hours will he tue same
tomorrow as on Sunday.
A. B. Stanton, who recently had
his hand amputated, died last night
ut IL O'Clock at Turner.
Portland Monday: Turkeys bring
lSc per pound readily. One dealer
SOLD $3.50 worth this morning at lSc.
The demand fOI them is growing,
and prices will go much further
soon.
Almost two hundred seats have
been sold for Ceres Festival and
there is still great demand for
them. Remember to secure them at
Dearborn's in time. Admission 90
cents. Reserved seats 70 cents.
Don't miss hearing Mrs. Thomas
(nee Crosby )"Sing Smile, Slumber,"
with violin accomplishment in Ceres
Festival tomorrow night.
THE NEW YEARS JOURNAL will
not be for show but for business
the business of setting forth Salem
to the world.
j. G. &. Lewis of Gervais, who
has been teaching at Gardiner at
the mouth "f the Umpqua, will
take Thanksgiving dinner with his
family and young daughter that
arrived two months ago in his
absence.
Johu l.. Thomas, national secre-
tary, will deliver lecture on prohi
bition at the opera house Friday
evening and organize club.
WANTED.-A porter at The Villa
mette. 4 If
Pr. +. F. ? Ask about it.
Fred Schwatka was Salem,
Oregon, boy till Sam May got him
out of the rolicking list on Sergeant
Atch Waller's book in the "Marion
Rifles" in '65 and forwarded him
10y mail) to West Point. Perhaps
one out of each hundred thousand
that read Of his recent Alaskan ad-
ventures and phenomenal discov-
cries of rich stuff up there, will be-
lieve that he got his first halluci-
nations on the Walens, white bear
aud dog sledge racket on the hanks
of the placid "WalI-hamit. .n-Tn-
land Republican.
Don't miss the beautiful living
pictures tomorrow night. The pos
ing being arranged for, under Mrs.
Ross, will far exceed the expecta-
ton of all. Rehersals are held daily
and the young ladies interested are
becoming trained 10 their difficult
positions with astonishing rapiGity.
The emotions as portrayed by Mrs,
Ross and Miss Scriber will be en-
tirely new to "A Salem audience and
everyone should see them. Seats at
Dearborns for Ceres Festival.
The Massachusetts, Insurance law
is the best, because it has no condi-
tions. Every policy issued by the
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co. has cash and paid up value
guaranteed. Don't insure in any
but a Massachusetts company. j.
L. Mitchell, agent. ll25-tf
Turkey with cranberrey sauce at
Lewis's Bon Ton restaurant % cts.
Biggest lay out of dressed poultry
ever shown for Thanksgiving at
Steiner's.
Fine table ware and carving sets
for Thanksgiving dinners at w w.
Martins.
Arrivals by every train of oysters,
clans, fish and game at Steiner's
market-all for Thauksgiving-at
Steiner's market.
"We have always in stock at this
time of year everything that people
want to get up complete Thanks
giving dinner" NJ. #. Rineman.
Don't forget the rich Thanksgiv-
ing dinner to be served at Strong's.
Clark & Eppley have an invoice
of fresh nuts-all kinds-just from
| Frisco.
Florida oranges at Clark & Epp-
leys.
Nuts, fruits, confectionery, cakes,
and novelties for Thanksgiving din
ners at Lutte Westacott's on State
street. d 2t.
VIM. Armstrong has again opened
shop at the shoestore of II. j. Flem-
ing on State street. Patrons invited
aud satisfaction guaranteed.
1l-23-lw.
Go to Strong's for Thanksgiving
dinner.
Choicest fresh cream candy and
and taffies made for Thanksgiving
ut Lutte Westacott's State street
stand. N
THANKSGIVING FRUIT. .-C.Snow-
den today presented the JOURNAL
with a bouquet of ripe raspberries