Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-26
LOCAL AND PkRsOyAL.

Mrs. 10 Tyler of Salem has been
visiting her relatives at Halsey,
The funeral of the late e G. Upson
was conducted by Pacific lodge
Masons.
DR.. Lund has returned from a
Portland visit of a professional
character.
The Chemeketa street imprOve-
ment may yet go, but it is doubtful.
Henry Wecker, a former subject
of Emperor William of Germany,
has taken out his papers.
w. NJ. Lyle, of Wasco county,
formerly state librarian, is in the
city.
Frank Baker, state printer, is of
for Portland and Astoria.
Hon. l.. T. BARN, of Portland, is
in the city.
Mrs. Munley. of Portland, is the
guest of her son, w. A. Munley,
private secretary to his excellency,
Governor Pennoyer.
For really first class canned
peaches and canned corn, Clark &
Eppley carry the best stock in
| Salem.
A Salem Democrat says they used
I
to sell shoes in New York labelled
estates Prison Made" He thinks
that is the kind of ticket they have
in Marion county.
Cyrus Shaffer, of Josephine
county, sent to prison for life, and
Mrs. S. G.. Trobaugh, of Umatilla
county, sent to the asylum, have
been received at those institutions at
this city.
The JOURNAL does not eat crow
of any description. 1t believes in
Davy Crockett's motto-Be sure you
are right and then go ahead with all
the energy that is in you.
See our famous low prices on
shoes. Racket Store 261 CONNER
cial street.
Judge and Mrs. j. J. Murphy are
moving their old home on Court
street back to Front and Chemeketa
street. A new residence will one
day stand upon the old site.
Prof. A. L. Francis, of Portland,
an old-time music teacher and piano
tuner is in the city for few days.
Children's week-special sale of
dolls and toys this week. See the
display of dolls at Geo. f. Smiths,
Cottle block.
Rogers Bros. silver table ware at
"way down" prices at the Blue
Front. DIV
@, w. Pugh, formerly in the
saloon business on State street, has
returned from a trip to Quartzville
mining district. He denies that he
secretly had the goods removed
from his saloon, but says his license
expired and he wanted to quit.
G. E. Hayes, the Republican nomi-
nee for state senator of Clackamas
county. paid this city visit last
evening and was the guest of his
mother. He expresses his opinion
that Clackamas county will be Re
publican again this year.
1t is seldom that new firm with
brand new stock of latest and |
most fashionable goods starts right |
off with a big trade. But that is
the case at Hart & Tallioferro's tail
oring rooms, Dalrymple building.
SORGHUM MOLASSES - the
best for all uses-at the Blue Front.
DIV
When anyone in Salem offers you |
French ice cream or French ice
cream soda, except Jones & Ber-
nardi, you can make up your mind
it is fraud. This delicious article
is made and sold only by us. Jones
g. Bernardo.
The Oldest couple ever married in |
Oregon was Robert Scott, of Eugene,
aged "A, and Mrs. Smith, of the
same place, aged II years.-West.
The above from our esteemed ex-
change is a mistake. Brownsville
has couple who were married two
years ago at the ages of 70 and 7S.
His name is William Hunter and
her name was Martha Beamer.-
Brownsville Times.
Remove boils, pimples, and skin
eruptions, by taking Ayers Sarsa-
darilla.
The Nebraska man is getting there.
One exchange says: "Hon. John
Whiteaker, one of the wheelhorses
Of Democracy ia this state, who has
held every office, almost, in the gift
of the people, from congressman
down, was last week defeated in the
Lane county convention for the
office of county judge. His oppon-
ent was new conner from Nebraska
who had barely been in the state
long enough to pick the grass
hoppers from his teeth"
The arrival of fourteen car loads
Of rolled oats in this city from Iowa
is sad commentary on the energy
and enterprise Of Oregon farmers.
Oats to Oregon would be good deal
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