Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-11

Grand Army men are pleased with
the appearance of Salem and not a
few are looking over our real estate
with a view to investing.
The engineer at Harrison institute
is reported to have resigned and
moved to Portland. His name is
Chas. w. Mcdonald, an old 5. p.
engineer. .
Ed Cusick is at Albany, but will
return to his post at Bush's bank in
few days.
Revs. II. E. Clapp and c. +. Cline,
of Portland, are delegates at the en-
eampment.
A. H. Carson, of Grants Pass, is
delegate.
d. III. Stearns, of Portland. one of
the aids-de-camp on the staff of the
commander, is in attendance.
Butter cups until you can't rest
never SO good at Jones & Bernardi's.
Past Department Comma uders
Olmsted, of Baker City, Borthwick
of Portland, and Caukin, of Port
land, are at the encampment.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Pilsbury, of
Oregon City, and Miss May Strick-
ler, of Bridgeford, Me-, are the
guests of Mrs. j. H. Strickler.
Capt. Sherman's "B" Co. made a
splendid escort for the G. A. r. pro-
cession. The boys always look well.
Be it said to his credit that one OF
the first to decorate his window
with the stars and stripes in honor
of the G. A. r. encampment, Vase
member of the Confederate ranks
Westacott & Irwin are prepared to
serve Thousand meals day.
will be compelled to move by
April lst, and up to that time offer
every thing in my store at prices
lower than ever known. The goods
must be sold. VIM. Sergeant.
Strong's restaurants headquarters
for G.. A. r. meals.
Geo. w. Mothorn, whose wife was
buried this morning, died this fore
noon.
The State encampment is grand
gathering aud Salem should do her
level best to entertain them.
Remember the Republican club
meets tonight.
All the arrangements for the en-
campment are being carried out
very nicely and satisfactorily and
Salem is not going to be rivaled In
any respect by the other cities Of
Oregon.
j. j. Dalrymple & Co., are receiv.
ing many compliments on the tisty
display of grand army colors In
their show windows.
To create an appetite, aud give
tone to the digestive apparatus, use
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Comrade j. III. Lunn recognizes
the presence of the old veterans in
the city by decorating his show win
dows in national colors with the
choicest goods.
Plenty salmon, smelt, founders
sea bass and other varieties of fresh
and salt water fish at Dawson 4
Whites market.
Thomas Townsend, of Salem,
was married at San Francisco, the
other day and is en- route for Salem
via boat.
Mrs. George p. Wheeler, Of Port
land teleeraphed up to Salem
Wednesday afternoon inquiring ol
the police If her husband was In
trouble.
Peanut taffy-the finest ever made
west Of the ROckies-at Jones 4
Bernardi's.
A fine line Of art material at prices
that are way down. The only house
carrying complete and strictly firsl
class stock Of art goods. Winsor a
Newton's colors. Geo. i. Smith
Cottle block.
John Jones and wife, A. b
Wooden aad wife, Mrs. A. B. Seal
]. j. Galbraith, A. l. Gibson, j. +
Whiting and Judge ID. II. n
Blackburn are here from Albany.
If you appreciate low prices trS
Keller q Marsh on furniture They
are full stocked and will unload fol
thirty days at special figures.
Mothers should remember, wher
a physician cannot be procured, tina
Ayers Cherry Pectoral promptly re
lieyes the Group.
Westacott q Irwin are prepared 4
serve a thousand meals a day.
HEiokers' headquarters, the rares
cigars IN the market at G. w. HELEN
braDd's.