Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-27

returned from camp life on their
Butte creek place.
A. t. Gilbert, Mrs. J. w. Harris,
and Ida Dinsmore, went to Forest
Grove today, to attend the meeting
of the Congregational association.
Frames made up of remnant
mouldings, including some of the
choicest patterns, at great bargains
for few days, at George F. Smiths
Cottle block.
Cheapest place in the city to buy
your potatoes and -four, at Chas.
Beak's feed store; opposite State
insurance office.
Surgrna and Moquette rugs, the
latest New York effects. Keller &
Marsh.
Van Delashmutt of Portland has
string of horses at the Albany
races, including Blonde, 2:17.
There died at Corvallis, Sept, 25,
Samuel Kitchen, an old and highly
respected pioneer.
Miss Myra Lockwood and Elmer
Hays of Brownsville were wed in
the exposition building at Tacoma.
Architect Burgraff has arranged
an elegant suite of Y. M. G. A.
apartments in the Smith building.
The bids will be opened Thursday.
Mrs. Snyder's bindery will soon
be removed from the Gray block to
the new Hughes building, on State
street.
Look out for Calvert's millinery
opening commencing this evening,
Miss Lena Bickell, who has been
guest of Werner and Mrs. Brey-
man, of State street, returned to
Portland today,
Mrs. Hester Gillian, of Walla
Walla, wife of Hon. w. s. Gillian,
who has been in this city for few
days, went to Polk county today to
visit relatives.
Rev. Father Noel of Roseburg
was the guest of Father White of
st Joseph's today, ,enroute for Dallas
to visit brother. He was shown
about our city and royalty enter
tanned.
After a sea diet, to prevent boils
and assist acclamatation, use Ayers
Sarsaparilla.
The Salem papers particular mis-
sion now is to defend the state fair,
and they do 1t by personal argument,
with this difference, the Statesman
gets mad, while the JOURNAL in its
usual good humor, gets funny,
which is really the best way out of
the predicament. Albany Democrat.
THE JOURNAL thinks the fair was
not what it should have been, but
the only way out, Messrs. Critics, is
to take hold and make 1t better.
The Fossil Journal editor offers q
COW for sale, which he says to man
who does not fear death in any form,
she would be great boon, as she
occasionally gives milk. The stay
chain with which she is now at
tached to the house, and double
barreled shot gun, goes with her.
The improvement of Chemeketa
street is growing in favor with the
public, and will continue to do 80.
Some who were opposed to its i'm
provement, are now becoming
friendly, and will pay their assess
ments without any process Of law.
The street IL a great credit to the
city.
The success of that famous English
melo-drama, the "Stowaway," has
been remarkable. In this country
alone it has been seen by nearly two
million people. If these people
were to take each others hands, al
lowing each person stretch Of one
and one half yards, line could be
formed reaching from New York to
Chicago. At opera house tonight.
The leading artist OF Los Angeles,
CAL, intends making a display of
paintings at the worlds fair Of the
most beautiful ladies In that city.
Among the number will be paint
ing Of Mrs. Nellie Gilbert, formerly
Sladden, OF this city.
See our $3.50 ladies' dongola shoes
beats them ali at Krause Bros.
Nobody slighted on account Of the
rush at Hellenbrand's.