Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

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at the port Of Yaquina.
See call for Republican primaries
In this issue,
The $500 Y. Nj. G. A, fund has
been raised ln the Salem way,
jefferson precinct is said to be for
Lponey for Sheriff
According to the monthly report
there are 785 patients at the asylum.
There were 743 Jan. l, 1892.
The plant of the new Democratic
paper that is to be started at Salem,
has arrived.
A. l.. Wyllie, manager of the
Great Eastern Tea company, visited
their Salem store today.
Chas. Miller of jefferson is in the
city on business with the county
lurt.
Hon. T. t. Geer of Mscleay is in
the city. He says that precinct is
in redhot fight over sheriff.
The Salem Building and Loan
association let 5000 last night at l09
months interest paid in advance.
James Drake, a confirmed cigar
ette smoker, from Eugene, has been
taken to the asylum.
Judge Boise has an immense
docket before him in Linn county,
where he goes to hold court Mon
day.
A. Noltner and wife of Portland
are visiting friends at Salem. Mr.,
Noltner is editor of the Portland
Dispatch and secretary of the Demo
ratio state central committee.
Ayers Sarsaparilla will remove
that tired feeling, and give new life
and vigor.
Cleveland clubs are being organ
lied in Douglas county and the
ROseburg Review says resolution
instructing for Cleveland will be in
troduced at the Democratic state
convention.
First arrivals of the season In
spring millinery at Mrs. M. E, Will
sons, the leading modiste of Salem.
County commissioners court will
be in regular monthly session at p.
M today. All the members are in
attendance.
The meeting to form local asso-
citation to promote the education of
the little ones will be held this
evening at 1880 at the Kindergarten
hall. All interested should attend.
The Palace is sole agents for
Salem for the Maggioni Francesca
kid glove. This is the glove that
2. Centemeri built up his great rep
utation on.
Will arrive soon-Largest stock oi
: ladies, misses and children's shoes
to arrive in about ten days at the
Palace, ever brought to Salem. II
will pay you to wait for them Il
possible.
The largest line of Oregon home
made Josie suits at the Woolen mil
store; likewise the lowest prices.
In half dozen shoots Tuesday
the highest scores were made as fol
lows: 1, and 4-Gabrlelson; s.
Harritt; 5-Gabrielson, Lockwood
= Harritt, Turner, II each, out of
. singles and two doubles; GLOVE.
q A fine photo is shown in Brooks 4
Q Harritt's gun store, of the champion
r trap team shots of Oregon and Wash
b ington. They are G. f. Hughe
/. and A. w. Story, of Portland, an,
: Chas. Glenn, of Salem.
Owing to the illness Of Verne
n Breyman, the regular meeting G
q the Motor Whist club, which was t
have been held at their home thi
evening, has been postponed.
: The Republican city committee
# by request and agreement of th
g candidates for school clerk, met yei
t terday afternoon and expressed
@ preference for J. III. Bridges, an
Messrs. Smith and Parmenter hav
withdrawn from the race.
. A report to the board shows tbs
:. the portage railroad at The Dalles
paying more than operating 81
penses. 1t is a shame the state ht
not built the longer portage roa
too, in place of waiting upon a sui
death request OF a do-nothing col
gress.
The Portland provision compan
= TO cure and sell meats; the Po
Angeles Real Estate Investment Co
i, The Hand Mfg. Co., of Portland
lumber; aud supplementary article
Of Portland street railway, wei
: filed yesterday.
The Weekly edition OF Til
JOURNAL never was growing In oi
- culation 80 fast AZ now. 1t ls I'll
best political newspaper printed I
this state, price and peoples Inte
/, ests considered. All persons VIII
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