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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14
THE NEW AMERICAN CHURCH

The people Of Stayton have laid the
corner stone aud will build a new
church. 10 the extent Of lie ability
rHg JoURsAL has contributed to the
erection Of every new church building
10 this county.
We do not know just what denomIna.
ton the new cbuch st Stayton IL going
10 be. IL makes little difference so
long a. Il IL ope of the great American
churches OF liberation, liberty Of son.
seienoe and freedom Of wonbip.
While oof government Is founded on
the principle Of no union Of church
ard state, the man who goes upon the
theory that therefore The Americans
are al ifteligious, ehnn bless, Christ
isas people, is very much mistsken.
bat the true American never separates
,ieraiion aud liberty from his fslig.
ious pundplss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14

siti0u" set and that wauli c@i s5g'
mDFe. aud give one Il the great army
Of the -uDcmployed' soft lob-
GyveruOr Esori snd S~cretsFy KID
cad 8. e.ase hat-footsdty that tney viii
run DO ILLS u tbi. character 90 The
state bu, will stand squsrely on the
Republican platform which pledges
them 10 ssriet economy and creation Of
10 defeisDcies. Treasurer MetschAn
has not been seen Dut there is 10 doubt
be slaods on the same platform. The
secretary ~ state has notified the
printer that he will not by paper,
audit bills or iesue warTa,s on this JOB
aud that knocks IL In The head. The
bsrd times and difficulty Of paying
taxes will tend TO make the people ap-
prove this firm stand 81 their state offi-
eisls. This establishes precedent that
will save the people thousands Of dol
lars 8 year, &c there has been no more
fsgitiOus abuse than those raids on the
treasury, put up in the form Of an in
nocent house resolution ordering use
less expense.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14
FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT.

The battle for good government for
the American people must go on until
ei iery department Of public business is
conducted a. economically and as ra-
tionally az any well conducted private
business
The good government movement will
not stop because q few committees Of
one hundred let up in their work, or
because Pennoyer is no longer gov
ernor, or because some state or county
official will not do his duty unselfishly
or uses bis power against tie people.
Good government will progress, al
though the legislature did not reform
anything. The majority Of mankind
prefer the better order Of things and
the majority Of public officials are not
corrupt. Good government requires a
constant battle Of IpdivIdgaIs against
compromises Of CORFU ton.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14
THE LATEST N CREPE TISSUE,
PERSONALS.

q. stgIiz. went 70 Portland this 81
tefDoon.
n. s JoFy is home from q business
trip 10 Heio.
State fsopl. Irwin, sports = new desk
Ia hls osfios.
Hon. y. q. Baker Wa . Portland
businens visitor today.
Hoo. ". l.. Bsrslsy. Of woodborn.
wa 10 ths city iodsy
Bsuos 4. Carr. of Portland, wss sp-
pointee notary today.
n. a. 0lesy, fsturpsd from Chem
sSs on She morning local
q. cissysf, was passenger on the
afissnoon local fos PoTlIand,
Col. Jsmss EDDY, of the Oregon rail
road ooinmisaioD, is IN the esty.
Arehlisct w. q. Kolghtoa vent 70
Fogtisnd this morning on BUSINESS.
Dspuly Sheriff ". y, Cooper, vas Ia
Hgbl,Ard ihls afternoon oB business.
Representative W. n. Barks of Port
land, TsigrBed ~ the city Lass sysnlnE.
iion. w. ~, Bysm fsiafaed last
syening from business tTp " the
nastfopolls,
LsadloFd A. T. wssasF vas Ia pon.
leDa today on bsislnsus. goins dosa
thls morDina
n. Nsa Fsiion. ~ kAsi haism, lsfl
th.s mofhlnR 80 h0ulllsfa cslifufnls.
"a assfes " vefs
superintendent IN, o. Assea sas
paassnRsf an lhs nsofglaa oysfisna f9F
fofilaaa sn baslneas
Npplsssaisilss a. A, kshlbfaas, ~
hsaeissfg, @ss > I,asesnsaf su iis megs'
lng sssfiaaa ~ F,sllsad
bsF ! ffea lsnkiss ihs lasss
hssftsa hspiisf pssi'f, ~ lnasl~Ha
eess, was ~ ihs eiiY ii'tay,
~ A. Nlzslns. ~ lhs efm - ifal.
ttsesD A Co. wss aaasE lils nsaay
lNeosHssfs 80 f,silsna ttlls mas nias
~ lssgag llssdslsib bss issa ~
gHsiitea ssssyslsiss ~ sac state lslsea
~ issIa. nllimgi a. istf siissa Msnb
lblh
tiifgif y HlTbi ffisfHta iisas l'afi.
tsea ilsAs sessiss NissfF hs hss lnsp
A el,bNsailsss STA ii,s nftsat,iiFg kiat
A,hNfahH tsas
a - ias sFhs4s Hli lesss isisiaf
$50 tuefelss ~ nelsiH vbsis sl,s
will fsulain ~ sss8s titas rasFas
flsssa asiet ia
Nss hsfsb ~ fhs nfm " palsp :
issaasli,le iHisilsfs assisfs wss tssss
aailhs taslesss ~ fiailsha issisy g.
lAs agph a. ihs sfsfinHa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14
now IT ~ DONE

We sis often asksd hos eau you
pilni ~ ehssp pspsf aud lsks = daily
islsgfspblc pfsss FsponY
u is dops ~ Eo0d tuslnsss nslhnds
SOD osiFfYl sllslt0oa % ihs hllls as.
ia.ls ~ busiusss
% is dans ~ kssplns opi " debt
snd Doi puulpE 0u sDy siyls 30 sfs
aai sbls 90 ps3 isf
I 10 done bg uli ssiilDg opi pnnm
pie 70 lnnssnef sn9 ibas TsisiaiHT iAs
fauBasnfs - 900 luspls ~ iollos lns
rplnf ~ ibess slaias rules slfaasl sng
200 aau sufnsd
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14
Make No Mistake.

BY dispeling the symptoms 80 often
mistaken for Consumption. SANTA
Abe has brought gladness to many q
household. BY It's prompt use for
breaking up the cold that to often de-
velops into that fatal disease, thousands
can be saved from an untimely grave,
You make no mistake by keeping a
bottle Of this pleasant remedy in your
house. CALIFORNIA CAT-R-
CURE is equally effective in eradicat-
ing all traces of Nasal Catarrh. Both
of these wonderful California remedies
are sold and warranted by LuDn &
Brooks for 80 cents and and $l.00 q
package, for 81 80.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14
NEW LEGISLATIVE JOB
Unearthed by Our Watehfal
State officials.
IT Is KNOCKED IN THE HEAD
Would Cost s. coo for Publish.
ing and Revising.
IT Is KNOCKED IN THE HEAD.

Oregon state cffc Sc have run onto a
regular legislative steal IN The follow
rag:
HOUSE JOIST RESOLUTION NO 10.
Wbsrea- the secretsy Of state ia his
bienDiA. report 70 tbls legislature calls
tie sttention 10 the fact that the fret
aud second edition of q pamphlet en-
titled 1.-THE Resources Il Oregon" are
entirely exhausted, having been dis
trbu'ed sbroad for the purpose Of 10
dncing immigration TO this state and.
Where's, there is great demand for
literature treating on the resources Of
thls state from parties abroad who are
contemplating seeking homes 10 the
Vest, and,
Whereas, the report Of the Oregon
w Rlds Fair Commission to the legis
lAtJre contains much information that
will prove Of value To intending immi.
graots II revised and published by au-
IA 'Fity Of the state tor free distribution.
therefore, be 1t
Resolved by the house, the senate
eoneurring, that the treasurer OF the
state be and IL hereby directed TO cause
n be published 20,0a0 copies Of q re
ylsed edition Of the report OF the "Ore
gon Worlds Fair Commission" TO this
legislature, when reYised, TO con.
tain information treating upon the re.
sources, developed and undeyeloped, Of
our fair state; the said report, when re.
ylsed, 10 contain also illustrations Of
the Oregon exhibits al the Worlds
Fair.
Resolved further, that the state treas
urer bs aud IL hereby authorized 70 Sc
cure the services Of sOme capable and
oompetsDt person 10 perform the work
Of revision and hs, the said treasurer
Of state il further directed to cause the
said report To be distributed free aud .
the best advantage, 10 the end that the
" latest benefit may rebound 10 our
state Ia directing the attention Of those
psopls abroad, vhoAre deslrous Of seek.
ia profitable Investment aud f1lsp
h imes.
The above wAs adopted by both
no lses about the last hour u the last
day Of the legislaiure aud was slipped
thf Jugh 10 the confusion that then
prevails. Il is clearly one of those jobs
that are soTksd up very sbrewdly
sud ~ give some Que job who would
pat Ia Unlimited tine u big pay CON
pliiag aud revising tso or lhfss bun.
died pags bo1s
- 90 appropriation sas made -
sJysf the ~ l'rDss aud ap all the money
sppi pnaisd vlll prlbsbly hs Used up
fDf ibs pfessasfy pduiinE and hinding
Dssdsd ~ ibs state. sud ~ lhs p5sssHi
slsis onieisis hays - their faoss uss
fssA sgslnsi efraiinT sus dsnrisaeiss,
ibs "iob" 10 dselsisd 80 - uo ons ail.
tsks Zee responsibility ~ aYibauslns
- isffs ~ fapsndium ihai 10 u.sfrl,
pfdsfsd io - doas au bauss fsa.ls.
ilDu.
ihs sisif ppb'laaiiaH ~ sath l,als
snp'd n.si slsaui fssa ~ illusifsi ans
80 pfafidsd hsls rpHlaad sapa
snpii llul.si.s ts esl.sd la - lhs ali
wnfia's fsif uHulisslnn A. a. iit Hfs.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14
NORTHWEST NEWS ITEMS.


Al the Albany election Tor school dl-
rec.Or only l2g votes Sers cast.
A hJuriug mill i 10 be built in the
yicin nifty Of PnilomAlh 10 the near
future.
w. w. Haines q Co., of Eugene,
shipped $40 pounds Of leather to san
Frsnciaco Tuesday.
More anonymous letters have been
received in EugsDe. This time from
little town on the Mshawk.
Times certainly must be good, for
someone has figured out that over 5000
has been cent out Of Albany for bicycles
recently.
Publication Of the Alliance Herald
was resumed, last week, a. Peudleton,
under the management Of Colonel
William Parsons
Late Tuesday ereniDg while John
Millard, of Albany, was attempting to
catch q calf. fell, breaking his left leg
at the thigh aud bone iu the righ;
shoulder.
In the spelling match between the
city and the state university of Eugene,
Mayor Friendly will choose for the
city and Professor Condor for the uni d.
versity.
The Albany city council has decided
to be more economical In city govern
ment, having only one night watch,
Mr. Hale, who acts as engineer at the
came time.
There was total Of 692 votes cast in
Eugene Monday for school director, Of
which 80 were cast by women, who
were more earnest for the person of
their choice than were the men.
Young Ely and Hyde the two boys
who have been confined in the Lane
county Jail for the past twelve days for
stealing eggs were released Wednesday,
having served out the full amount Of
their tines, ga each
Lane county has had another guI
accident, this time at Lowell VIM,
Charley Grail was loading bis gun,
was accidentally discharged, tb'
ball passing through one of bis feet
causing painful, though not serlou
wound.
Five Indians worked on the streets
Pesdleton 10 default Of fines II 81,
imposed for being druuG f shhtw
was also arrested for belu1 dfuus b.,
making resistance TO the 20 icem Il.
was clubbed aud sent home to have his
pate mended.
An Iowa editor, after reading the
souvenir edition OF the Klamath Fall.
Express, m ads fun Of the fish stories,
which were pretty highly drawn.
whefeupon Costel Il DAgget, Of KAN
ath, Issued the following wonderful
challenge TO the editor: 1--WE have
noticed the comments made in your
receDt article relative 10 the alleged
big stories concerning our hunting aud
fishing. We are willing to place 81 900
in any bank IN Oregon that 1000 tons
OF fish can be thrown out with a pitch.
fork within the incorporation limits Of
our town between the lst Of April aud
the lat Of June, al 1 that 1000 tons can
be caught In the county during the
same period. We are willing 10 wager
an equal sum that 100 Wild ducks Gao
be killed from Aain street Ia single
day for plne months la the year Ihls
ls case of pot up oF---.lu
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14
Notice

The eor,srtn@r-hip heretofore exist
ing t--tp eru 4. y. Gilbert, ]. H. fst'
teT-.u AID r. u. GilbeFt, uL"rf Ihe
Arm psme Of Gilbert. Patterson q %,
Il this day dissolved, A. y. Gilbert re,
firing. The business will IL condncteu
hereafter by I. l.. PstteHpn and X. u.
Cilter under the firm name OF GilOef,
4 Patterson. All accounts due the olo
firm will be payable to the new, oi
Cjnuert & Patterson, they assuming sli
liabilities Of the olo firm.
A. n. GILBERT,
l. L. PATTERSON,
r. d. GILBERT.
Salem, March 9, lSa5.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14

PLAIN TALK.-This is not intended
to be funny, but 1t is smart, because 1t
is a plain advertisement. Clark, the
Court street grocer, wants it known
that for good quality Of stock, very low
prices, and superior service, his place
lakes the lead. See him. 3.13 2t.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14
Dissolution Notice..

The cOpartnership heretofore existing
nstween d. h. Swank and Thomas
Johnson, IN the milling business al
iumsvllle, is tnis day dissolved. The
u-lness hereafter viii be conducted by
y T.. SwaDk.
All accounts due the old firm will be-
ayab Z to ID. T.. Swank.
D. +. SWANK,
THOMAS JOHNSON.
March ii, ls8j. d 3.l2.lm*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14
hes Advertisements.

70 fAtbAhGE 81 aaFss as,d i.ns- ..0
= NNa'.4l 500 ltuqul hoAse baFa. slop
~ atif oltuHflI Hll lE ruultatiau" ~ ~
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N a. s.l,l,, lhil, ~ gouns man oi s,sld Asbla
lisa seiktd lbfes Bt 10 NJ ths tfass ~
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~ H1 hpNss hea.nd lsad s,.sa. AHs
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'''s % Asal fusl heuoaa. i.lt
W a.a4.. 4. i.s.l.'s e b.ass ttpslDya
a.' '' f-H NwaNas 300 t.hst.
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t.sl.fi ltt' slaHa ~ ualtN5ls
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14

Gli0sikAgfsh tonrAhs Afilolss
~ laaofIsfsiieb Wsfs died sta ihf
satIsisfg ~ state, gesiafasg, 30 ihF
i.aaisgp oisHua islaalfsiieu Ga, ~
lplsn Nslaisl siask tso - n.
ieE n 4 tsRssy snd n a hofa
Hisu, iHsaJpasisss ths psnpsny
siii assi IA lssl sslsis sns alinius
pgs8sliy
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14
An Absolute Cure,

The ORIGINAL ABIETINE
OINTMENT Is only put up in large
"o ounce tin boxes, and Is an absolute
'ure Tor old sores, burns, pounds, chap.
ped hands, and all skin eruptions. viii
positively cure all kinds Of piles. Ask
Ior the ORIGINAL ABIETINE
OINTMENT. Sold by Lunn d Brooks
AZ - cents per box by nail 80 cents
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14

EAfE FORsALE. a large steel chilled
iAllls safe, with Inside vault oomDina
iion locks aud would be suilable Tor
county records or bank Can bs sen Al
state capitol salem. win he sold ~ d
hafKhln, iuquirs ~ Geo. 4 Myefs ~
lrnlh s'issii Portland, o. d.86 b "
bikb'r a cIals ~ slsgant ll sllsl
t4 lai's l4si in % j'hu y Wnglls sfs
g'lng 80 hks hol o.kss i.adlts should
u"i isll ta sss lbfm
hsmp A lismlliaa sns fuH hanging
god sal laiisf "H iNf sell ~ % urnts
80 apuulf ipil sl.U
h1t'u1 hAHslm See ald IAs
hHi ihinE nf puirh.s,d assa Iui IN
fpieYif tsa nom nlltsH a fsusnsu
ht lHtbf fw stsslns st Ia
inHnifIaaI sHssi .4t.H..
hifsn mallNs NJ sltsl ..UH, Al
hsfYp 4 iisHl laps
tlsb "a sH t|N8s r.fNnn % nas
2 hsnNsilF slissH aini
Al" hse fN.fH nIa ..aa a.
hlshsap Afas
ibHsf lsNpdg p lr0.Dt.
!. 80 tHtHhf.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14

tififa NuHh iHssdRF sFsuins
gsdHs failsstsH sfsaisa so alsalnss
ip faatis ~ hpgls snd eos isn
nieif lssigls sgs saasa A. ihs EIssi va
igsffsd Resia flHs ~ ihs ssaplss
ls9 ailF lasss i,iial,sd Hp fsif ~ SEE
aiseii.s bsasHF iiasfa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14

Awnings, the b 4 made and at pri-
'es lower than can be had elsewhere on
the coast. +. f. Osburn's Rackt Store.
1927.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14

iNnAes.~clinoFd, ihs eyeaf-'1ld .
son ~ NJ aud Mrs - W. Csspsli, Of
lsiayt0n, sas committed 81 lhs asylgni,
yesterday, w Judss Hubbard, Dr. y
u jsssgp. ibs sssaiu'nR physlcia9
when a,,oui 'noslhs oid riifora suf
fsfed ssYsFiy Wiib bfsin fever sad slaes
iilst llnas hss sDind hss i'asn blsnk
Clyas siswafi, sgsd ~ ysafs, was ale.
Dfsssshi 20 lbs asylsm 0om Portland
yesterday
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14

NfuffKh Last FfaNlHF - 80
g'sasst AS tsws elsrt sfaplsa ia,fs
~ iiA hssiss issN i,fp hses iia,n IA,
i,sa sHa hiesH sssinsl ihf lsNaslsW
! q hsss il,s Esiftiastsl wss ssni
- ssa ssaa slisf d ~ lhs isiih hi
p.a e'st Ess sasls iaHHiss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14

UMBRELLA HOSPITAL. - John J
Maurer. NJ. ID. New ribs, new covers
new handles. With &. NJ. Lockwood
2Ss Commercial street ii ZIu
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14

EsDED A. LAST. The much talked.
u babsas corpus proceedings sgainsi
Constable B0lsy, of Kansas CITY, came
u sudden termination, Last evening,
t'sfofs Judge Hurley, Of Portland,
when bradbury siEnlfisd bis willing
Cess b accompany the hissouriah b.
lbs sosBs ~ the tToubls. Tue habeas
eofpus proceedings were immediately
dismissed aud the prisoner was 70
manded 10 the eustody ~ COnatabls
lb,lsy, wh0 leaves tonight siih bis
tfiaoReI foe Ksnaaa Clly.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14
AMONG TIE wHEELMEN.

Miss Eva Lee has = ladies'. Fowler
coming.
v. A. WiggiBs has Fowler on the
way 10 Salem.
A. A. Joseph aud Thomas Muehl'
baufA have stearns wbesis coming.
Also Chas. Winters.
Ray aud Warren Gilbert have q
"HAysrly1 wheel coming, that Is
Advertised In TnE JOURsAL
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14

Afkfkf FsN hfiN 90 fHassF
eiiNf Az Nif Nlsl slam "a az
aaal8ss A st5 a. hssiss A lhs
isaae tasiias Nsfl wnf fsassiks
asiHisatsS siiNsaNmssk - - msaf
psf EHkas ~ bsssslss a ~
I ~ n,siss slfssi tlieeaNH
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14
JOHN HUGHES.

Dealer In Groceries, Paints,
oils, Window Glass, Varnishes
and The most complete stock OF
Brushes OF all Kinds In the
State Artists Materials, Lime,
Hair, Cement aud Shingles aud
finest quality Of GRASS SEEDS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14

Ak4ffiFs ~ lhelNfuhAtlaN
ssis elsa rlih ihs ssfsisif - sisif
gsaifldss ~ iiif Nasi nslfu iAisisfg
sha F4aislisas ssalsilef Al
flsieisi a y laassse asa A.
iilisaH 80 iis iaeaitsasiss sHa ~
isatsii3 y falHea y iN
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14

Choice laying Leghorn hens at Doty
d Benefits, "a Court street. Poultry
dressed on short notice.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14

~ fHt fFe ~ lleaafH ; hsa.a
sfaf ~ Fsan sbe Nsf enFisisa ~
tsfsf . ~ " iRe Nsss y lsiasag
Nhf sspisNsss A aae Sfsi "A ihf les
iisailtfg pns ifasshl A lhsi lss.ns
iliH fasfdsf sflsiAmH
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14

Mild new cheese, extra choice, at
Brsnsou d Co.'s.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14

fNH'isiftI hHH EisNfiF 80 ass
iHslf hstf 4sHf se haim a aaHf ~
~ isaf ff o. isl sgssessa - 81 10
iHIHfe4.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14

fitf flHfH faalAnd sss Fislba
il hss hiHs bfaiffasY, iu.issfa ihs
hHiis ~ FJs ~ 800 ~ a. sonf
"a lhsip rsaaNs coy hssFg lsss ~
WHlNdl ibf Hffs - uffra Hssf ihf
eFHiFi ~ ihs Hi5 sna llls l,asl ass ~
ihf SEE nfts sHfsagifa a. aHig fslt
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14

~ Nhln0F A eks DAnas
fe4ells4 $3.50 iaslf sna iaasaslli >
hseR lsags ~ ebsi slH last wsll sna
Raaf nf8 tsef lsal lssis sea
lNaaHtal ssA A. sssllf ssiisAfa n "a
lNslRlssn ~ e,ii sissans hess n nss
NHass s,ess Hllhs ftlfms Haa liim
MlAAa ihf 4aallilts 90 bi0liasi $40
tN|s hes Meagisis ~ a. ~
hhN hANha
ifsM $50 NlksA sllt s.ef sas ~,
sa NNiiM lesss efn Nslsisifants
A|sAials fsshi a fselss Aese ls,as
kAlas llfa lilsH lassa -
NINhvNN
40 lkf lN4Nlsi lflmnlienl ~ hnfs
s|&M IA f1.fsHs n fbEfF ka8 ehs
N*il ANits \ lsliSslNs lNl So
WHAH hnR afN
IfIaailE NlNt hHss
49, ellsf HNthsh ihN Nml
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14

2 2 sfalil iNf inislhHsai Essit
HaH nas tfmsss, ssgs lssi plsbi
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Grand-Am the Comforts of Home.

Gillette's famous rolliclSing farce
comedy "All the Comforts of Home"
was given a finished presentation by
the Giffen and Neill stock company at
the Grand last night. The audience
was large, but not so large as was
expected in view of the fact that
charming Henrietta Crosman had said
she would not wear tights and then
actually did appear in them, displaying
a superb figure and the kind that
artists rave over. The lady did not
appear very much embarrassed, pos
sibiy being a trifie conscious of the
pretty picture she made there with the
footlights turned on at just the proper
height to best display her figure. And
she made such a success of appearing
as she did that she was called before
the curtain with a perfect storm of ap-
plause.
The comedy has been seen here be-
fore, but it was not in such capable
hands as last night The members OF
the company seemed to have imbibed
of the spirit Of humor which inspired
Gillette when ne penned the produc-
ton, for the performance moved with
a rush and kept the audience in a con-
stant roar Of laughter. Miss Cros-
man made a decided hit in the role of
Fiji Oritanski. 1t is a character pc
culiarly suited to her temperament,
and she put more life into it and had
better conception of the role
throughout than the lady who ap-
peared in it here last season. Miss
Crosman's keen sense of humor en-
ahled her to grasp the finer trace of
comedy which runs through all of Gil
lette's productions and she enlarged
land builded upon it with exceptional
success.
Fred Perry had a better role than
has been usually allotted him and as
the broken down music teacher he
was enabled to further display the tai
sent and versatility he possesses to
an unusual degree in actors of his age.
And Mr.. Maher. as different from
! former characters as day is from
night, was received with enthusiasm,
and shared in the honors distributed
by the audience amongst the company
James NeiH had a light role, that is
to say in comparison with the line of
characters he has been playing, and
helped the fun along by properly
grasping the requirements of and en-
acting with much energy the role of
Alfred Hastings, Robert Fischer had
the first chance he has been given
and developed much humor in the role
of the retired produce dealer. Mr..
Fischer is a valuable addition to the
company. Herschel Mayall was ex-
cellent, as was Mr.. Morris and Mr.
Dade. Miss Annie and Kate Blancke
were equally at home in light comedy
roles suited to them very well, and, as
they always do, worked with a vim
and earnestness pleasing to see. The
production was handsomely staged. 1t
will run all week with the usual matt
-nees.
The Wilbur Opera company will be-
gin it's summer season at the Metro