Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-03

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his Alsea trip.
III. A. Kruse is an arrival from
bis home in Clacklrnas county, to
resume his work in the Couserva-
tory OF music.
p. B. Whitney, of the Southern
Pacific company, was in Salem this
forenoon.
Richard Hensley, of the ayslum,
was In Jefferson last night. He was
there on business connected with
the asylum.
Trout, trout-Davison & Whites.
Miss Nellie Carpenter, of Van
couver, WASH, has arrived IN Salem,
and will be at Willamette next
Monday, after the big bell rings.
Miss Mary Reynolds, teacher In
he grammar department of the
East school, returned from trip to
the metropolis last night.
John A. Powers, of the state print
ing Office, went to Vancouver,
Washington, today. He goes to
look after matters connected with
the Young Mems Institute of the
Catholic church, this city.
Rev. g. l.. Corwin was at Kansas
City when last heard from, and he
is expected to return i'm a few weeks
to his pastorate In the Congregation
al church, this city.
Mrs. b. F. Laughlin and child, of
The Dalles, are in this city, guests of
Mrs. j. w. Meredith, the formers
sister. Mrs. Laughlin is the wife of
the superintendent of the opposition
Dalles boat on the Columbia river
TO Portland.
Venison-Davison & Whites.
Miss Anna Thornton, a teacher of
elocution in the Willamette univer-
sity at Salem, cousin of Mrs. H.
L Heath, has been visiting the lat
ter recently.-McMinnville Re-
porter, Sept, 2.
Clair Baker bookkeeper for Baker
& Strang, w. K. McEroy, Of the
state school superintendent's office
with his wife, and Misses Emma
Starr and Linnie Lewis, returned
yesterday evening from Alsea, Ben
Ton county. They have been canii
ing out in that section for some time.
Rev. A. ID. Harris, of Roslyn,
Wash, will fill the pulpit in the A.
M. f. church. North Salem, tomor
row both morning and evening.
The revival meetings at this churcn
will continue during the coming
week.
Fine poultry-Davison & Whites
Rev. G.. II. Whitaker, d. d.,
president of the University breaches
at the NJ. +. church tomorrow
morning,on the"Interesis of tueUn;-
versity" The services will be Of
interest to all students and citizens
Preaching in the evening by th
pastor. Services begin at 1920. All
are invited.
Cleanse the blood with Ayer's
5arsaparilla, and realize what poor
health you have had.
Trout, Dawson &White's.
d. J Fry, the druggist, with his
family went to Newport today.
They will remain there until about
Friday next. Mr.. Fry will attend
the meeting of the Oregon State
Pharmacy board to be held during
the coming week.
Mrs. Ella Scott, who has moved
into the city from her big farm near
Mt. Angel, is building a substantial
cottage In South Salem. Contract
or G. II. Mason Is doing the work.
Mrs. Scott has about two acres
which will make = fine home. She
comes to the city to get the benefit
of our excellent schools.
Great preparations have been
made at Patton Il Sons book store,
for their young friends, when they
call for their books. Monday things
will alum"
Those tickets that A. j. Basey,
the haeknian, offers to sell includ-
ing free hack ride, are guod on
any day and any train.
Ayers Pills cure headache. Send
2 ct. stamp to DR.. j. G. Aver d Co.
Lowell, Mass, for set of ,heii at
tracrive album cards.
Large stocks of boots and shoes ar
riving daily at Krausse Bros.
New goods arriving every day at
Mrs. d. l., Fiester's millinery rooms
Eastern oysters - Dawson Il
Whites.
Frames aud moulding in endless |
variety, at Sargeant's.
Successful sportsmen use Brooks
& Harrett's ammunition. Can fit |
any fowling piece made In America.
Shoot 30 kill. Use Brooks 4 Har-
rett's loaded shells.
Notice the column ad of the New
York Racket store, on last page.
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Ingram papers and freizes 10
match Hawks Il Leavar, 81 State
street.
ATTHE FRUIT PALACE. Peaches,