Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-05

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the city.
Dr. A. Smith went 10 Mehsina
today.
q. M. Beeier returned today
from n visit to Portland.
A ten year old eon Of Rankin
Edgar ut Marion died "Wednesday,
from effects Of fall.
Salem grange conducts an open
session Saturday for installation OF
officers aud discussion Of tax ques-
tion.
Postmaster A. N. Gilbert left for
La Grande, 10 be absent several
days.
G. Marsh, the furniture man, II
Portland visitor today.
Judge II. 2. Boise returned today
from Albany.
Capt. Appersop Of Oregon City Is
In Salem. He has been attending
meeting Of the trustees of the ARri-
cultural college at Corvallis and says
no changes ofimportance were made
except that they will probably
abolish the preparatory department
One drunk and one vag were
sentenced In the recorders court
this morning.
The week Of prayer meetings at
the First Congregational church are
very successful and largely attended.
Cephas F. Clapp is assisting Mr..
Thompson, and they are two of the
ablest men in the state.
The stock books of the Masonic
Temple association will be opened
in few days. The intention of
the projectors is to put about $2o,'
600 into corner lot and $50, 900 into
building. 1t will be located on
Commercial, State or Liberty
streets if the ground can be had,
Geo. P. Terrell of Mehama says if
the legislature will repeal the ex.
emption for Indebtedness clause of
the assessment law, that will be re-
form enough at present.
d. J. Bollenbaugh and daughter
Prince of Canyonville are the
guest of r. L, Swarts
DIR. Mott met with an accident in
Highland park last night, while
running to catch car. He received
severe fall but is able to attend
patients.
The Overland was two hours late
this morning. Travel is light.
VIM. II. Byars has returned to
Portland. His land case before Re-
ferree Bigger is deferred to Monday.
DR.. Jessup is at Oregon City at
tending patient.
Rev Father Brousseau, of Gervais
was Salem visitor today.
The Mt. Angel saloon case is to
come before the county court for
final decision next Monday. The
protesting parties rely on the law of
1891, that no saloon is to be started
within one mile of a school except
in cities.
Chas. Withers, of North Dakota
who is the guest of his cousin. w.
A. Shaw, went to Eugene today for
a short stay with other friends.
Jas. Weber, special agent of the
Home Mutual Insurance company,
is In the city en- route to San Fran
cisco.
AS home remedy for throat and
lung diseases, Ayers Cherry Pect-
oral is invaluable. Druggists now
have Ayers Almanac.
Judge Burnett has returned to
hold court at Portland for Judge
Stearns. He will remain all this
this week and next, or as long as he
wants to, as the dockets are crowded.
He says that county will ask for two
additional judges and that the state
supreme court will have business
for five members before another
year.
Ayers Sarsaparilla stops the nau-
seous discharges of catarrh, and cure
the complaint.
New goods by every boat at Keller
& March's, Now is the proper time
to place your orders for furniture
The assortment is unusually large
the prices o. X. Try Keller d
Marsh and get 1893 bargain.
Squire Farrar a. Go. have q
fresh stock of groceries continually
because their trade allows no old
goods to accumulate. Head quar-
ters for canned goods.
Holversou's fine line Of ladies
and gents umbrellas and ladies
macintoshes, this week at Sale
Prices.
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