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# PERSONAL AND LOCAL. Howard Ashby is becoming one of the most popular conductors on the Capital City Electric line. Bed rock prices on Southern Oregon peaches at Clark & Eppley's, Court street grocers. Lightning fruit jars in full stock, both sizes, at Clark & Eppley's. They are the only infallibly perfect glass jar made. Why pay fancy prices when you can get best H. No. 1 butter off the ice at Harritt & Osborne's, Court street for 20 cents. On Thursday afternoon a very pleasant little folks party was given at the residence of Mr. Jos. Klein in honor of Ena and Mata Klein, daughters of Tony Klein of Sa'em. Albany Herald. Lockwood's brigade of blue coated messengers are under orders for instant service, every hour in the twenty-four. The little blue box for calling them, is always handy. For distressing oppression and fulness in the stomach take Simmons Liver Regulator. Salem as a summer resort is bound to grow in fame. Cool nights, sea-breeze daily at 3 p. m., wide, cool, watered streets, beautiful drives, no woodpiles in front of peoples homes on the main business streets. # THE ONE CENT DAILY THE ONE CENT DAILY is the great hard times feature of Salem Journalism What surprises people most is that it has the latest and most news of any paper and yet is so phenomenally cheap. For wakefulness, weakness or lack of energy take Simmons Liver Regulator. Avoid the old and dreadful way of cracked jars, stove-burnt faces, and some spoiled fruit is avoided by use of Antifermentine sold by Gilbert, Patterson & Co. Pure for babe or invalid-Sharpe's Jersey dairy milk. Salem and all Salem people will crow if they get through the next month without a break in any bank or business house. In house or camp you want the best of bread that flour will make. There is no surer way to get it than by using the "Pride of Oregon" made only by Salem Flouring Mills. Nervousness is from dyspepsia. Take Simmons Liver Regulator and be cured. Miss Mable Bean returned this afternoon, from visiting friends at Eugene. A. I. Macrum, the Forest Grove banker, left for that city this afternoon. He says the citizens met Saturday night and decided to set up the suspended bank there or organize another. An immense crowd departed for the coast and the mountains today. A number of Salem physicians are prescribing seaside remedies for those who complain to them. Mrs. W. P. Lord returned from the world's fair and the chief justice and little Lords are not concealing their happiness the least bit. Barber Joe Fuzee is off for a few days at the coast. Mrs. E. F. Parkhurst and daughters Fannie and Margie left for Newport today. J. Rubenstein, taylor and cutter, who has been foreman for C. P. Bishop's tayloring department leaves for San Francisco this evening to lay in a full stock of merchant taylor goods, and on his return will open a first class establishment of his own in Salem. A sheriff from Union, Oregon, today says the First National of that city has suffered a shrinkage of $50,000, but will pull through all right. Jno. Tartar, sentenced to twelve years in states prison for murder of his brother at Eagle Valley, and Mrs. E. Starr, of Elgin, Or., insane, were brought to the respective state institutions today. John Hoefer, the Champoeg capitalist, arrived in the city today. He says hop yards from his town to Aurora present a fine appearance and will yield a fair crop of good quality. Spring grain is short, but all else will yield big crops.
