Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-08

less dust all next summer.
The Baker City baseball nine gave
a ball to help itself out financially.
The county court will select the
official county papers next Monday
at D. m. Tuesday at l p. m. the
ballot election precincts
will be divided up.
Supreme Court Reporter Burnett
is at work preparing copy for the
21st Oregon report.
The week of prayer meetings at
Salem are well attended at some 0f
the churches.
A Salem lady wonders how
many cases of la grippe are mere
instances of mental invalidism?
Did you notice that beautiful
spring morning and the gathering
of robins in Salem door yards?
Portland's new mayor proposes to
enforce the law requiring saloons to
be 400 feet from school house.
H. S. BallOu of Port Angeles,
Wash. is in the city visiting lis
sisters, Miss Ballou and Mrs. A. F.
Hofer jr. for a few days.
N. b. Morse has associated hin =
self with ]. A. Richardson in the
practice of medicine.
The -four market is stiffening, and
the daily telegraphic quotations. of
wheat in THE EVENING JOURNAL
are read with great interest.
&. w. Henline, who was engaged
in the saloon business at Salem, will
remove to Mill City next Monday.
Two drunks pleaded guilty this
morning and received the usual fine
before Recorder Goodell.
There ought to be enough Scotch
people in Salem to keep in memory
Bobby Burns day, Jan. 25th.
At the Congregational church
three nights of the week of prayer
have been observed. There will be
communion service Sunday.
The verdict of the coroner's jury
on the Union Pacific wreck at La
Grande is the same as that of the
railroad commission.
It appears before the different
county courts that nearly every
body wanls to be set off in new
voting precinct.
Chief Da-yol-hea-sa-la, an Indian
medicine man is delivering lecture IS
every evening at o'clock, at Man
haitian hall.
p. S. Knight has moved into ar
elegant Office in the Bush bank
block. E. d. Woodward has takes
Mr. Knights Office in the Murphy
block.
There has been an unusual attend
ance of Democrats in the city thi
week. A prominent Democrat says
he does not know whether it is th,
Farmers Alliance or the week O
prayer.
q. G. Doughty has again takeI
charge of the Dallas Observer, ant
makes that modest announcement o
his intentions always significant o
ability.
If the editor of the Statesman
should ever be so unfortunate as u
need to receive charity, how wOulC
he like to have his misfortune pub
lished before and after, and one
in awhile between times?
A so called public newspape
casts slur at poor man in Nortl
Salem whose wife has been blesse,
with son. If someone up in 80
ciety, or rich, or influential ha'
this occurrence, which in itself
not crime, or even If they had com
mitted a crime in connection wit
such an event, that same pape
would be the first to cover 1t up.
Ayers Sarsaparilla stops the naus
! eous discharges of catarrh, and cure
the complaint.
Special sale in all canned good
: Saturday at the Blue Front.
The Farmers and Merchants Ir
surance company Of Albany electe'
the following directors at their an
nual meeting. r. y. Strahan, Gee
f. Simpon, NJ Sternburg, w. I
Read, ]. o. Writsman, ]. X
Weatherford, ]. L. Cowan, J. W
, Cusick and d. b. Monteith, bein
the old board, excepting the last two
elected in place of John Burnett an
L. Foley.
AS home remedy for throat an
lung diseases, Ayers Cherry Pectora
is invaluable. Druggists now hav
Ayers Almanac.
Gervals is TO have two orders {
religious societies for education. /
already has a school OF the Benz
dictine sisterhood. About q score {
Sisters Of the Red Cross, a stron
Catholic order at Montreal, arrive
this week and propose to build
convent school.