Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-11
LOCAL AN PERSONAL.

The State military board is ia ses-
sions two days.
]. b. Huntington, Register of the
Haruey district land office at Burns
was in Salem.
The state board of school commits
siouers is in session today.
Manager Holland, Of the Salem
Touring mills has "A sick child.
DIR. +. M. Brooks declines the
nomination for coroner on the Pro-
hibitlon ticket.
Clarence Keene has returned to
the state university at Eugene.
The Capital National bank has
about decided to add a third story tc
their new building.
Three drunks were before Recorder
GoOdell this morning. One paid.
The Elwood came from Corvallis
Sunday and went to Portland this
morning on her regular time.
Rev. Webster, the liberal Congre'
gationalist, who occupied Unity
church Sunday, is highly spoken oi
by those who heard him.
Jno. w. Glover, of Spokane, one
of the wealthiest men in Washing.
ton, is in the city looking over its
advantages.
There was no meeting of the Dem
ocratic club Saturday night, owing
to the excitement over the prima-
ries. The address of VIM. Holmes
will be delivered later.
Remember the humorous reading
at the Unity church this evening by
Miss Susan Hale, of Boston, daugh-
ter of Edward Everett Hale.
Senator Veatch, of Cottage Grove,
is in town, looking after his political
fences. He is known as Oregon's
great ohjector.
The Dittenhoefer Mercantile Co.,
of Portland. and The Water Supply
Co., of Hood River Valley, have
filed articles of incorporation,
Alert Hook and Ladder Co. No. l
received last week their new uni
forms of regulation pattern. The
shirts are of red and the caps of
blue.
Read all the advertisements of
spring medicines, and then take
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Final settlement of the Virgil X.
and Pherne t. Pringle estate was
made today by @. D. Young, attor-
ney for the executors, Geo. P.
Hughes and Fabritus Smith.
Only daily paper that circulates
in all the suburbs-guaranteed lar
gest circulation in city-THE EVE
MIMI JOUhNAL.
For bargains in clothing, hats,
gloves, underwear, boots and shoes,
call on the Capitol Adventure Co.,
Opera House block.
M, Beatty, of Brooks, spent Sun
day with his son-in-iaw, Jacob
Leidenberger, foreman of the N.
w. foundry.
Customers looking for cheap dress
shoes or heavy working shoes can
be supplied at Krausse Bros. Call
and we will suit your purse.
A. Bush had turkeys nest
robbed in his pasture at South
Salem. He offers $500 reward.
Only very ignorant or mean per-
son would rob setting fowls nest.
One Of the boys at Chemawa
Indian school is reported to have
fallen upon his knife Saturday while
walking in the woods. He was
helped to the school by Farmer
Savage and the school physician
dressed his wounds.
Geo. w. Weeks, one of the legisla-
tive ticket and president of the
County Alliance says he has not
time to spare from his business to
spend an hour on the canvass and
will not do so. He did not seek the
nomination and will not spend a
dollar to be elected.
People of Lane county are inter-
ested in prospective railroad to
Siuslaw bay, which is alleged by
some to be a harbor. But it is also
claimed that the present Oregon
congressman has favoritism for
Coos bay. He owns some ground
over there, and Coos bay gets about
a hundred dollars to Siuslaw's one.
General H. b. Compton, Klam-
ath Falls; Captain III. e. Mitchell,
Portland; Colonel II. w. Mitchell,
Portland; Colonel Bowdltch, Ash
land; Major Samuel l.. Lowell, Port
land, are at the Willamette In
connection with national guard
matters.
Physicians, clergemen, and sclen-
tist, unite in recommending Ayers
Cherry Peetoral as an invaluable
remedy for throat and lung troubles.
Hart & TaliaferrO, have now on
the way from the best markets
line of the latest importa-
tioas in gents suitings and pants
patterns for the spring season. This
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