Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-04

w. A. Shaw, of Shaw & Down
ing, went to Portland this afternoon.
p. ]. Kleppin and Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Temple, visited Portland this after
noon.
Sherman Thompson was a passen-
ger for Portland today.
State Treasurer Metschau has re-
turned.
l.. g. Pattullo, bookkeeper at the
Scotch mills, took a run TO Portland
this afternoon.
Engineer Gobalet went to Hub.
bard this afternoon to do some
surveying.
Thomas Andrews, 73-year-old
inmate of the asylum, from Union
county, is dead.
The Dalles Electric, Telephone &
Power Co., capital stock $40, 900, has
filed articles of incorporation, H. G.
Mutsan, Geo. G. Blakeley, Geo.
Ruch and G. V. Bottom.
W. G. Davis of Albany and w. E.
Crawford of Shedds are in the city
to inspect the hosiery department of
the Salem Woolen mills.
NJ. s. Wallis, clerk of the state
board of equalization, goes To Eu-
gene this evening. J. M. Carroll,
secretary, remains several days to
close up the work,
III. G. Lawrence was discharged
from the prison today, after serving
one year, and speaks In the highest
terms of his treatment there.
County Judge Davidson and DR..
Cusick are named as having an eye
on Fairmount park for future resi-
dences.
Some think the estimate of atten-
dance at the q. A. X. encampment
is overdrawn. But there were three
hundred at the Astorlan encamp-
ment and Salem is more central and
may have five hundred veterans and
their wives to entertain.
The Second Regiment band go
this forenoon to Eugene to give two
concerts, and one at Albany before
returning. j. II. Ross and G. De
Ford, two popular Salem vocal
soloists, attend them aud have num-
bers on each program. Those cities
will be treated to good entertain
meDts.
Lieut.. Sage, of the Fifth Artillery,
U. S, A., departs today for recruiting
service at Portland. The station
here is broken mp, for the present at
least. Lieut.. Sage is one of the old
est Of his rank in the service, and a
gentleman who has won the respect
OF our people generally during his
stay in Salem.
II is fact worth knowing that,
as household remedy, for children
and adults, Ayers Pills are invalu-
able,
Frank II, Willman, the fresco
artist has surprised his many gentle
man friends in Salem, by bringing
a Mrs. Whitman from the east a few
weeks ago, and yesterday was their
first wedding anniversary which
was duly kept at their pleasant
home out on asylum avenue. Mrs.
Whitman, by the way, is said to be
one of the finest pianists that ever
came west, holding several gold
medals.
Increased new advertisements in
THE JOURNAL show 1t is the paper
to reach the people. 1t now issues
oyer ten thousand copies week in
both editions.
An Albany paper says: Several
Linn county men have taken the
course at the Kelley Institute at
Forest Grove for the cure of the
drink habit, and report themselves
cured. One of them says he can go
past saloon without the least de.
sire to enter"
Linn county court proceedings:
In the matter Of the estate of Ben
jamin Cleaver, last will and testa-
ment filed but rejected for want of
proof. James II. and Mon
roe Cleaver appointed administra-
tors, Bonds fixed at $4,000. Bonds
filed, A. E. Williams, Jas Cox and
s. M. Garland appointed appraisers.
The Wells Fargo express team ran
away at 10 a. m. 1t stopped sud-
denly to let car by. The car driver
stopped too. Both stopped on the
same spot. Result, somewhat
shaken up wagon.
Your teas and coiiies direct from
the producer to the consumer! No
profit! The Great
Tea store 3l7 Commercial
street. Forty-five stores In opera
tion. Beautiful presents given with
our teas, coffees, spices and baking
powders, equal 10 u ten per cent.
discount.
Ayers Sarsaparilla purifies the
blood, and expels all poisonous
elements. Sold by druggists.