Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-05-16

June has now arrived. Ladies call
at The Palace and get one free.
Til Ford is at Portland looking af-
ter the interests of this county i'm
the suit before Judge Deadly to re-
cover balance onthe big steel bridge.
Mrs Woodwork is having big gos-
pei meetings in her tent services in
Yew Park. The Sunday crowds
were immense and her sermons mo-
we'd the hearts of her audience deep
ly.
Ed. G. Cross is home from his San
Francisco visit, and after looking
over all the institutions of the kind
in that city, has ordered fine cold
storage plant He says it viii cost
not less than $4,000, aud that it will
be one of the best on the coast.
The Capital City Railway com
pany is today putting in new crcss-
ing on 10Th street, similar to the fine
ones just put in on Commercial,
near the new bridge.
Louis Kuhn left this afternoon for
Spokane Falls, Boise City and other
northern points in the interest of
the stove trade.
Hon. John Mimic left today to
attend the fifth annual meeting of
the SAeepgrowers' association at
Portland.
Mrs. Lease, the great woman
orator of Kansas, passed through
Salem last night enroute for Ash
land where she begins her canvas
working this way. She held an inn
meuse audience three hours at Port
land Sunday and is polished, bril-
liant orator,
A fine line of mirror plates, framed
to order in all sizes and at prices to
suit purchasers, Geo. F,Smith, Cot
tie block.
Z Governor Pennoyer Is in the city
and feels much elated over his AL
bina speech. He will make no more
speeches but is resolving many con-
gratulatory letters, encouraging him
on his stand for free silver. He de-
clined to be interviewed but may
hereafter be counted as a third
party man.
Crosse e. Blackwell have a reput
ton all over the continent for the
finest jams, preserves and mar
malades, and you can now get
these elegant goods by calling al
Clark & Eppley's, 100 Court street.
The New York Racket comes in
at this early day in the week, with
fresh lot of goods, to fiji up with,
from New York, all to be sold at
their close prices. We would call
especial attention to their fine assoIt-
ment of ribbons of all shades and
widths. Black satteen and other
fine dress shirts and many other
items. 1t costs nothing to examine
their stock, and one learns by obser-
vation.-E. j. Barnes. 2t-w1t
Go to the Kellogg school of cut
ting at l25 Court street.
Tickets for the "Deestrick Skultp
are now on sale at Patton's book
store. 1t is best to get your seats
early, because the fame of the
"Skule" will make them go off
rapidly. The evenin' session Of this
"Skule" takes place at the opery
House, on Wednesday and Thurs
day evenin's.
Some new things IN bedroom
sets, such as have never before been
offered In Salem,at Keller q Marsh's.
Hart & Taliaferro are pushing their
city orders TO accommodate the de-
mands from surrounding towns.
Their suits are Of the finest. 6S
Court street.
Everybody knows what it ip, and
that is the reason they go to Hell.
lenbrand's for that pure Ice cream
soda.
Amy one going East cannot afford
to miss seeing Shaw d Downing,
agents of the Northern Pacific rail-
way. They make the lowest rates.
VIM. Brown Il Co. are head
quarters for first-class shoes Of every
grade and description.
Those Fargo shoes for men,
women and children at Fleming's
are pleasing large number Of pa
irons.