Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-15

Yesterday was S. p Co. pay day.
Salmon are scarse, says Steiner.
Clyde Keller is spending a week
In Portland.
A new fish market is being put In
on Winter street.
Col. John .McCracken, Of Port
land, is in the city,
Geo. Collins and wife returned
from California last night.
It was the anti-Lane crowd that
run the convention.
T. g. Davidson is still very Ill of
pneumonia.
THE JOURNAL has no crow to eat
Democratic or Republican.
The delegation is solid for ]. J.
Shaw for circuit Judge.
While Mayor DARCY was downed
at the Salem primaries he was mas
ter of the situation in the rest of the
county.
Thos. Ward, of The Dalles, was
expected today to take charge of the
remains of his sister, who died at
the asylum.
The Lockwood messenger service
is making q remarkable record for
prompt service.
Read all the advertisements of
spring medicines, and then take
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
T. McF. Patton and s. E. Chad
wick are at Portland to participate
and respond to toast of the Scott
ish Rite Masons. They return
Saturday,
Misses Portia and Silvia Knight
are up from st. Helen's hall, Port
land, to spend the Easter holiday
with their grandmother, Mrs. John
F. Miller.
P. HI. Easton music dealer, doing
business under the firm name of p.
II. Easton & Co., made an assign
ment yesterday for the benefit of his
creditors. H. p. McNary is the
assignee.
Today being Good Friday there
are services at st. Paul's Episcopal
church, both morning and evening.
Bishop Morris will preach and ad-
minister the rite of confirmation at
this evening service.
The w. G. T. u, at special ses-
sion on Thursday elected Mrs. May
Fleischman, matron of their Court
street reading rooms.
Charley Miller, of Jefferson thinks
that the work Of the Democratic
convention is more than an offset
for the Republicans
The new Democratic county chair
man is a newspaper man, a good
speaker and successful Salem busi-
ness man.
The Democratic candidate for
county judge is e. J. Harding, not
Ben Harding as reported.
The Democrats sat down hard on
Thos. Davidson-and he a farmer
judge too.
The old building being torn down
back of the Columbia saloon was the
first Salem bakery, run by Louis
Byrne for many years. He had the
only cracker factory eyer run here.
Some of the defeated candidates
are now confident that if it had
rained more, there would have been
more liars In town.
Rev. P. B. Williams of the United
Brethren church will preach at the
G. p. church on High street at 1880
p. M, Saturday and Sunday, April
1917. Everybody invited.
The convention endorsed PEN
noyer, but showed under Pennoyer's
only reprepresentative in the con-
vention-Thos. Davidson.
Physicians, clergemen, and sclen-
tist, unite in recommending Ayers
Cherry Pectoral as an invaluable
remedy for throat and lung troubles.
Just go to the New York Racket
and see their fine linen table cloths,
they are fine and cheap also. A
large lot Of bed spreads from so cents
to $l.4S. They need only to be seen
to. be admired, and the ladies are all
surprised at their low prices on laces
and embroideries. Then those fancy
shirts for gents can't be beat. Go
and see them, then don't overlook
their SO cent unlaundried shirt, It is
fine. 4-14-2dlw
The Democratic nominee for
county clerk is VIM. II. Egan,
school teacher of twenty years stand
ing. He lives near Brooks where he
has accumulated nearly a thousand
acres of land by his own energy and