Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-11-02
NEW MILLINERY.
LOCAL AND PEasOsAL.

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home after an extended visit In
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay c. Smith, who
have been la the east for several
months, returned home yesterday
They spent most of their time in the
big cities, and were In Chicago dur'
ing the great Columbian celebration.
Mrs. Edith Taylor, wife of b. r
Taylor Of Ale, died at Pocatello,
Idaho, Oct. 2S.
That was fine speech Senator
Mitchell gave us last night. He is
the equal of Allison of Iowa in many
respects.
Samantha Taylor, an idiotic pa.
tient from McMinnville was brought
to the asylum yesterday.
The state house dome is nearing
completion and will be beautiful
addition to the architectural view
from many parts of the city.
Owing to no quorum being pre-
sent the city council adjourned last
night and all went to hear Senator
Mitchell at the opera house. They
will meet tonight and dispose of the
electric railway franchise.
A week minded patient, Chris.
Giegrich, of Portland, has been TAX
en- to the asylum.
The Supreme court handed down
no decisions yesterday, but few
Portland cases were argued on and
submitted.
b. ]. Sharp is getting a great
many compliments on his city dairy
which supplies grade Jersey milk.
Jay G. Smith will rebuild the
Fashion stables at once.
Mrs. Simon Morgan, who lives on
Twentieth street and took an oyer
dose of laudanum is recovered 80 far
as to be about.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Breyman, of
East Portland, returned today.
Lily King, charged with stabbing
Tom Sullivan, was released, after
hearing before Judge Bachelor,
there being not sufficient evidence
to bind her over to the grand jury.
Branson g. Co. beat all the grocers
when you consider that they give
you free street car rides.
At the annual reunion of pioneers
held at Empire City, on the 26th
ult., Mr.. B. T. Ross, who was pres
ent, said that he built and kept the
first hotel IN Empire City in 1853.
There were about 10 men in Empire
then, living mostly on CLAIMS.
Ayers pills are an invaluable re-
medy for all diseases of the stomach,
liver, and bowels. This medicine
should be kept in every family.
Rev. Robt. Whitaker's adult Bible
class for the study of the life of
Christ meets at the Baptist parson-
age this evening.
J.J. Powers. representing the
Salem soap works IL in Jefferson to-
day on business.
G. Stoltz, the commission man,
lowered his public scales on State
street yesterday, to meet the new
grade.
All the varieties of fish under the
shining sun are to be found at the
reliable market of Dawson IL White.
Another stock of the latest pat
terms In ladies coats and jackets
just arrived at the Palace today.
Miss Edna Wanless, of North Sa-
lem, goes to make her home at Port
land, with the family OF f. ]. Cat
terlin.
Geese, at Dawson & Whites.
The Unity Club gives its first
dancing party this evening. One
hundred invitations are out.
Ed. Herren went to Turner today
to receive carload Of hops for ship
ment to Cincinnati, Ohio.
Frank Miller, clerk of the state
board of railway commissioners, is
in the city.
1t goes against the grain for the
Democratic Elector Noland TO re
sign for a"Peep." He will be fore
ed put.
Michael Waldispuhl and Paul
Kluigele, were today made citizens.
Salt-rheum Is cured by Ayers
SarsaparilIa. Write J. G. Aver Co.,
Lowell, for evidence.
Fine poultry ,at Dawson & White
The steel girders for the first
thirty foot section of the new state
house dome are going up today.