Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-24
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

visiting her father r. b. Lucas, Of South
salem, departed for her home in Hell
ena, Montana, this morning.
TUFTS PILLS effective in results.
David Harvey and wife, of Hutchison,
Kan. arrived this morning for visit
10 w. F. Ohm.
For mild tonic, gentle laxative and
invigorant take Simmons Liver Regula-
tor.
Bert Bowen is in Jefferson.
Ed. Kendall and Arthur Darby are
at Newport for a vacation.
Miss Chairman, Of Oregon City, who
was the guest of the Misses Breyman
the past week, returned this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Albert and Miss
Albert returned from Sunday at Al
bany.
Gen. w. II. Odell returned from his
trip on government land business to
Gold Beach. He goes 10 Portland for
a few days.
How can you afford to print ONE
CENT DAILY? The price of paper is
so cheap and our business Is upon self
sustaining basis, that we can make
money at it. See?
To cure constipation, sick headache
and dyspepsia simmons Liver Regula-
tor has no equal.
Nearly everyone who leaves town
for the mountains or the ocean orders
the ONE CENT DAILY. One month
by mail 25 cents. Four months l22
days-for $l.O0.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray are at the Bay
view, Newport.
Charles knight, who died at Candy,
Clackamas county, Saturday, July 22,
was a half brother of Sheriff John
Knight of this city. He was born in
Pennsylvania, came to Oregon in 1870,
and was sixty.five years old. Mr.. and
Mrs. knight went down to his funeral
today.
Sodavllle is very nice little place
and easy to get to. The hack makes
two trips day at 25 cts from Lebanon
the railroad point.
That IL sad fate of Judge Humphrey
formerly of Linn county, who is now
at the asylum with one leg off in rail
/ road accident.
The Introduction of the penny daily
newspaper among the farmers is the
precursor of free railroad delivery.
County Superintendent Graham is
closing up the work of holding tho an
nual teachers institute.
Children enjoy perfect health give
them plenty OF Sharpe's Jersey dairy
milk.
Fresh fruit, clear cold water and
sugar are all yon need to put up fruit
with Gilbert, Patterson & Co.'s anti
fermentlne.
The Milwaukee & ST. Paul railroad is
reducing its payroll about one-third and
the De Pauw steel rail mills In Indiana
have closed.
The ROseburg Review is notified that
the solid vote of the military organiza-
ton Of ROseburg was cast for Capt.D.C.
Sherman, OF Salem, the new major OF
the second battalion. 1t will be charg-
ing Salem with hogging again probably.
Every plate glass factory In the Unit
ed States is said b be closed.
Governor Markham. OF California,
has appointed Ex-Governor Geo. c. Per-
kins to succeed the late Leland Stan
ford AS U. s. Senator. He Is promin-
ent business man.
The president announces his policy 10
congress as, first-sllver reborn; second
tariff reform, "as soon as, but not be.
fore, the country Is upon 4 secure fiaan-
cial basis" The tariff was not the
great issue then after all.
Mr.. Carr aud family, who have been
tenants of s. A. Clarke's will move in-
10 his residence on Lookout fruit farm,
while the owner OF biggest all around
fruit orchard in Marion county will oc-
cupy rooms Ia his residence In South
salem, which will be occupied by DR.
Brown aud family.
Engineer Brown inspected the Fair
mont Park reservoir yesterday aud
ound ten feet Of clear, o0ld water la IL,
'eady a. be turned on nt moments
aotice In case OF lire.