Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-05-17
LOCAL ANn Personal.

Plenty Of all kinds Of fish
Dawson d White.
If you want pound of Crauston's
pure cream cheese, call at Clark &
Eppley's and get it.
Miss Eugenia Bush left last even
ing on the overland train for visit
in San Francisco.
Father J. s. White is home from
Astoria, whtIo he has been on a
health seeking vacation. He returns
much Improved.
T. J. CherringtOn has a founda-
ton in for a new house on CONNER
cial street.
Rev. l.. S. Fisher of Albany and
Rev. Fisher of Jefferson, who had q
new church dedicated Sunday, are
in the city today.
Milkmaid condensed milk, guar
anteed full weight and full cream at
II. NJ. Branson's.
Our Mems SO shoes cannot be beat
for the money. We have Bales &
Congress any style toe. w. Brown
q Co.
Hans Gutenberg Sprinkeldorfer
(Rev. Mr.. Bollinger) will show what
a Dutch boy has learned at the skule.
THE JOURNALS prayers for fine
weather are again answered and it
feels quite elated. AS an influential
paper it has distauced the field.
The days of party idolatry are past
to the extent that men serving
private interests can masquerade as
partisans and get the party vote.
Does Gov. Pennoyer endorse the
sixty-foot remedy for forty-rod
whisky in the Peoples platform
The committee on militia COM
panies report that a three days
encampnent here over July 4th will
cost $1,000. The fiuance committee
yesterday raised $500 from about l5
persons. Every effort should be
made to get the militia.
A few years ago Bro. Rork organ
lied the Prohi party in Oregon, and
got Rigdon to join it, coaxing him
away from the Republicans, whom
he had left a season before. Now
Rork is organizing the Peoples
party to give the people free trade in
pure whiskey at cost, while Rigdon
would give them none. Between
the two they will get the same
quantity they always did.
A novel sight for people of the
Willamette valley is now to be wit
messed on our placid aud beautiful
Willamette, at Portland. 1t is that
of the two largest American war
ships, two of the great ocean mou-
sters comprising she new American
navy. Such sight has not only
never been witnessed before, but has
never been witnessed in any city SO
far inland. During the war many
war vessels assembled the Mississippi
a greater distance, but they were not
of the dimensions or splendor Of
these mighty defenders OF our coun-
try on the high seas.
Timothy Tobias Tupkins (Mn
Rurton) will do the "skule" stutteriu
at the opery house on Wednesday
and Thursday nights.
Prior Adelhelm, of Mt. Angel has
been quite successful raising money
at Salem to rebuild the burned col
lege. He expects to raise the balance
of $1,000 in Salem in few days, All
who wish can leave their subscrip-
tions with VIM. Kaiser, j. G. Barr
or Joseph Albrecbt. 5000 has already
been secured, and Salem people
should respond literally to the resto'
ration of Mt. Angel.
Sedgwick post, G. A. r., will OBJ
serve Memorial day-May 30th-hy
the usual exercises and the decora-
ton of the graves of the old soldiers.
May 29th is Memorial Sunday the
Memorial sermon will be delivered
at Unity church by Rev, H. Fl.
Brown. Members Of the G. A. r..
by order of James Bachelor, COM
mander-and the w. r. c., will
meet at the room at 10a. m. Sunday
and march in body to the church.
Tickets for the "Deestrick Skule"
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 90 ofl
rapidly. The evenin' session Of thi'
"Skule" takes place at the Opcry
House, on Wednesday and Thurs
day evenin's.
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