Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-30

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ing Hermann Qn your eye) for vot
ing for free silver. TIE bitIer war
fare it is making on both Hermann
aud Mitchell Qn your eye) isawfulll
awful.-Albany Democrat.
April I'd or 81 is set for cleal
weather.
Geo. +. Smith is at Portland look
ing around before going East.
A placard at Court and CONNER
cial street announces that fishing In
Lake Darcy is forbidden.
Frank SnOderass, AN insane per
son from Linn county, was brought
down by Charlie Smith today, fol
the asylum.
The regular monthly dance for the
asylum patients and employees will
take place Thursday evening.
For the cure of all female dis
orders and irregularities, Ayers
Sarsaparilla has no equal.
Drs. Schimp and Houser, who
have formed partnership are one
of the strongest pair of medical men
in the state. Both are specialists
since twenty years in electricity and
surgery, as we'll as having individu-
ally worked up a good general prac-
tice, and seem to have large share
of public confidence.
The Cumberland Presby terian re-
vlval goes on. Preaching at p. m.
and 7 p. M. Revs. Barclay, Gwynn
and Williams are as gamy gospel
trio as ever struck hard and sinful
town, they hold their audience well.
A movement is ON foot at Mon
mouth and at Independence to con-
duet 100 foot boulevard between
the two places, on the extension of
Main street, Monmouth. Trees
will be planted or either side the
whole distance of two miles.
E. G. Pentland, secretary of the
State Press association has moved
his family to Frankford, where he
proposes to publish paper for a
town yet to come, to be located op
posite to Astoria. This leaves Oregon
Press association without a secretary.
Exchange. AS the secretary was
left without an association some time
since, he must thiAk turn about is
fair play.
The Roseburg Review seems to
feel pang of jealousy every time
suburban lot is sold at salem. Hear
its latest croak: $50 BingerHermann
secured $50, 900 for public building
at Salem where they dou't need one
us bad as they do in Roseburg even
What do farmers think of that way
of squandering the peoples money!
The prayer meeting at the Baptist
church last night, preparatory for
the Mills meetings was attended by
nearly two hundred and led by Rev.
Kellerman. The meeting will be
at the NJ. E. church this evening,
led by Rev. Whitaker.
The new Capital National bank
plans are completed at Architect Nc
Nally's office. 1t will not be let to
contract, will be curb stone and
terra Gotta front three stories with
tower, and work will begin at as
early day as possible.
Col. Charles Taylor, an old resi-
dent of Oregon, was reported dying
at his home at Dayton. In response
to telegram, S. f. Chadwick got
ready to go to his bedside, as he Is an
old friend of the ex governor. This
morning he received dispatch say
ing the colonel had taken turn for
the better, and Mr.. Chadwick has
not gone.
The Republican state convention
will be held at Portland next
Wednesday. The Marion delega-
ton are supposed to be for Hermann
for congress, and five or six for Bur
nett for circuit Judge, the rest for
Boise.
The millinery opening of Mrs. M.
e. Wilson at 265 Commercial street
was the fashionable event Of the city
the past week and she has a stock
that in richness and variety is un-
surpassed. The public are invited to
call.
10 protect digestion, and for use
as a stomachic, after the midday
meal, Ayers Cathartic Pills have no
equal.
LECTURE. - Miss Glassford, OF
San Francisco, will give a lecture TO
ladies only, at the A. o. u. w. ball,