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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1894)
f -- t. 5-r V -. jc,v &fniVlrrffl I) If VrmlK II II gn ILIs if Vk w tIkJ ymmias&rH& no Itfrntn Mm v.-. . . "ioiownpwio nwnur. tubii.,M i,. i i KOu JJros ' I BOHR TALKflF OREGON. Tlio Ex-Iowa Editor Tells of (he New Country That Has Dealt Kindly With Him. HEART DISEASE. I Fluttering, No Appetite, Could B notSlecD. Wind on c:,i. "uwi i "For a long time I had a torriblo pain at my heart, which fluttered al- "'"f" "v.?ouuinjr. x uaa no annetltn coum not slccn. T w A i Docs Not Exaggerate Nor WiUioId tho Uiiplcnsunl Fea tures Tlinl Every Slnto Him. and V .. . wf "'vllf k coziincaca to bid up m bed and belch gas lrum ray stomach until I thought -every mlnutn wnnin j. ,.. TP-i" EThero was a fcellnir nf rmnV..i- fabout nay heart, and I was afraid to .draw a full breath. T pni.i t i?'!1?168"- My uusbanS nuuuutu iuu lu cry iDr. Miles' Heart Cure and am happy to Bay it has cured me. I now have a snlonrliri nmtu. -i sjecp well. Its cllcct was truly mar b sirs. nAnnvr. RTATij n.. .... - Dr. Mllos lloart finrn la nM -.. - ... guarantee that tho Jlrst bottle- will WnoflL Ml (lruirdsta snll If. it t n !...," ".."0i1..0Ilt- PJli'L &.& PMd.pn l S of ?.?' wjr vuu ur, iuues Medical Co . Eikhnrt "YnH . v, .uw But He Is Very Enthusiastic About the Pacific Coast Country-Hj Has Become Ono of tbo Leading Men of tbo State and a Member of tbo Leg- islature. Ton s7)J-&d:tzzs VctZte i9zcdy CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, First Natlouul Hank Uulldlnp, WLFM, . . OUEQON. Knhnnl nnnr In GMinn ti, nrHf i m Mfcir i i 1 1 11 i i nil rr.. .."-.. "n i'ftw nitv ESI 1'HAOTIOK , recently Introduced, tbo Igownlng reature. Bend for catalogue or col. Ifcicejourunl. Address W. I. BTALKY, 1'rlnclpal. !LUB STABLES. W. II. DOWNING. Full supply ol horses, buggies and bocks. Rt of care 'given to transient stock and srdlng, Corner Kerry and 'Liberty streets "Matto specialty of taklne parties to coast nountalns. 7.7 EO. C. WILL DKALEK IN inway, Knabe, Webber, Emor 1 aud other nlanos. Moroy A (Jlurk nud EarhoiF organs. mi iirat ciuhh niiiKea or sowing urn- lies. nailer makes of musical Instru- 4 tH and supplier. eniilue noodles, oil and now rmrls r.'ull makes of muchlnes. tewing machines nnd organs rt wred and cleaned. Wivo doors north of nostolllco. Balein Oregon, .Cooper Shop. VKUH STKWAKT opened up a shop north of Ml' will, In (It Huleiu, wjhtb l Is prepared to mukf l" jrtjpnlr nil kinds or inxmutsge, mill us PJ, UMI CP. t'AliniB PMM 'Mil,,,, ,,! 1 ttutt stuaoiiwl (Uw-k uted, I'rlocs rutwm 7 imiw ,500 REWARD OFFERED, uiin(Url(iiiil(i!uii&iJ luwsrd lor llif 1 iidii tor 1 iiu imriy or sniu wnu nuriim i winl limn ua 111 ijisljl 1 littajinliur I Jin Kill Mlunsy W w uuili Mil 'lulliu rrlmti lW MUwDliI own iwn gujii lonuiii w'wKf.Mwro;wiwuw, isiifliwi Mtliamu, Or led WhiilkkUlusililltlJull. 1 iCv.fixibjotfJo ibymi iicl. I (.WVV1 i iM Ul niiniffWal 1imI. root ,i, ii. jUNn:f, IWAMV OF MUSIC WllleintllB U'uvMI b4 M'lMlllWtl iUiy Ll WWi'l! M-IMM Mil ID fWIMiWM f,Ui ilikiJll , , pie Willi Sang Co,, WllKWMM IM' i).l I Jtllu Mll f SilJ I lillii AW ru1 (Virin, MMJ&j Mrffll iWwrarw,",i DRESSMAKING s lilliw- I 1'ROM "THE SLOIT." Everyone wbo had to do with Town polities nix years ago remembers Erust Hofer, tben editor of the McUregor News. He had a very narrow escape from being elected slate printer by tbe legislature in 1888. Ho was oue of tLe strongest writers lu tbo state, aud bis lettero from Des Moines to his paper re vealed tbe moat hidden Bprlogs of poli tical action In tho state and oapitul; they set forth the personnel of tbo great men of the state, and made nlnln nnrt sirapie tuo reasons for their pollclep, wuicu wero not always approved Mr. Hofer bas always set high stand uiub m politics, ana nas lived up to mem. no lias liad no patience with tbe smalbboro politicians aud place seekers who Infest every great political army. He is u politician, and a suc cessful one, but Is a man of ideas rather than "schemes," In the commonly ac cepted understanding of that word. While he was In Iowa ho was Incapable of doing a mean thing, and bis success in tbe far west is assurance that ho bus continued to live with high aim con stantly beforo him, and that he has been true to the high aspirations that accompany true living. Ho has done a great deal lu Salem, the capital of Oregon where, with his brother as business manager, ho Is the managing editor of tbo Daily Capital Jouhnal to make the people of Iowa proud to own him as n product of tho state. In tho last campaign bis paper led tbe fight uijaltist the dlsgraca of Pen noyer, and contributed very largely to tbo removal of that shame from the stato of Oregon. The Penuoyer de voted twenty or thirty mluutes of every speech he made In Hofer's coun ty to a denunciation of Mr. Hofer and his paper, His warfuro against bood- lers aud all manner of dishonesty in public Jlfo has mado him very strong In tho city, county and stato. Ho was uleoted to tho legislature last full by a yery largo majority, and will bo 0110 of the leaders In the coining session, Mr, Hofer has (beea visiting Iowa for sev eral weeks aud has been lu Des Moines tho past ten duys with his wife and lit tle eons, tbe giieats of Mr, aud Mrs, J, P, Patrick, of 050 Seventeenth street, Mr, Hofer talked about tbo country bo lives In to u leporler lor Tlio Iteglster yesterday Jin a way that will Interest evoryoiie, Jill, MOI'lilt ON Oltll'JON, "No, sir; ours Is not the laud of pei ptuu (lowers and sunshine," IiuhiIiIi "Any ouu who goeu to the Puullloeoubt imist bo prepared to be dUuiiulmuleil of (his Impression, No suuh region oxlsls (ram Hun J)ogo to Puuet Hound, Nor Is (here any spotsusbullertMl by mountains or favored by imturo but Hmt there Is ulillly, foguy, rulii), windy, disagreeable weatliur at KurUIn times of (be ytur, 'I'itur are part of lliu wwl ooasl, howover, wburu n duuUundullumU) w woinUrfnlly r pttWttiiy oilier Mellon u our uoiiniry (but ytU limy tuy wu liuvw (lie only region tlmt Ik ilUUnuUvwiy iIIIIwkiiI fruin all lliu rwit of lliu UllltMl KUlw. "Vim tli Widrd hikI wiiuJ-wii t wlkuli wtiiyonn on (IidwisI, ilswir)irtl m Mtri iWlwik VmWt "UImmhui Vl ly,' In lliu fsfUle Ml" Mil lliu Wil' luiliDllu lUulllw, wlinre lM, urluuc ally lllwl by Um AliioHwtu I'm wn puny Uglily ym lv yWUlwl rib m iuUi)yuWy wt 4wn,ihv null I UK llliar ui writfliNi, M Uif liwisu of nitlurnl wwUrt. T v wwmI- luwvtiuu luimu, Mtovr mm wu HlHMKMrtM WBiw '"' V4" iwl fruity r "' mitUUMi. JJux m4 iy wJ wmmi (rum mi mmtUtm iu tMl hw " ruiiJMMJ Uhm ! w HslfiUt4, UliimlUpiw ul l Mruo WIU (Mil Uim4 lHMiii ! . . :.. ...i ii lu tMthum mm wmf mm H"m mm fwMl lhi yt (MiNHtliM mu ' hi im It tm "" mt wM4 '"" ; 5iW, Umi Will Um l .hsiiuuii iimi ui ium m "t (UW lmp " ' Hon of the Paclllo coast Is not a slight tvk. Still m a native Hawkeye who went to the Pacific coast six years ago and has lived there with his eyes open, tbo eflort may prore of Interest to mllllous of Iowa people. Oregon Is tbe iowa 01 me l'aclflc coast. Her early legislators adopted the old Iowa code in a lump. Our sUto Is nearly twlco as large as Iowa and Is settled wlh a larger proportion of Iowa people than from any otherouo stato. Orejron basin round numbers 400,0000 people, 300,000 m iuem in tue western, one-third of me state, that Is separated from East em uregon by the Uascado range of mountains. East of the Cascade moun tains tbo climate Is radically dWerent. There is less moisture, tho soil Is lighter, the air dryer, grain growing, herding and rnlnlug are the principal Industries. There are valleys of won derful fertility In Northwestern Oregon. immense quantities of the finest fruits are grown und shipped out of the Columbia, Hood and Snake river val leys. Southeastern Oregon Is almost an unknown and uuexplored region. MOUNTAIN SCENEHY. "From the domo of our state bouso at Salem there is unfolded on a clear day, and wo have almost uninterrupted clear weather I" summer, a most splen did panorama. On tho east la tbe Cas cado range.oue continuous succession of snow peaks. Mt. Hood is tbo mo9t beautiful and perfectly shaped moun tain In the world. It Is sixty miles from Salem and fifteen thousand feet high. As we are only a few hundred feet above sea level we get an Imposing view. Sweeping north or south arp tbe snowy peaks of Adams, St. Helens, Jefterson.the Three Sisters and Ranier, the latter nearly two hdndred miles away. Tbo nearer mountains in the coast range to tho east and tho foothills of the Cascades, twenty to thirty miles away to either side of the Willamette valley, are shrouded In delicate mists and present ever changing views. We live In a laud of perpetually transform ing aerial hues, rosy mists and rain bows, while with tbo aroma of our fir clad forests and tbe spray of our water- alls Is mingled tbe cooling breath of tbe mighty Pacific. OltEOON PRODUCTS. "That depends on where you are. In Eastern Oregon wo have tbe greatest undeveloped silver mining region In tho west. Hundreds of mines are worked and many quanz mills are making money even at present de pressed prices. Naturally wo are silver men. Just as wo favor protecting and promoting all our othor great Interests, we demand a government policy that shall constantly recognise tbe Import ance of our silver output. In South ern Oregon are big gold mines wbero hundreds of thousands of gold In wire, nuggets aud free quarts are taken out, We huve nickel, mica, slate, granite and coal in unlimited quantities but awaltlug development, Wo have enough timber to supply tbo world, I presume Oregon has 60,000 square miles of primeval forest suitable for tho saw mill. Our II r, cedar, spruce aud oak are now shipped by rail and by ocean to ull parts of tho world, The Wllluin otto valley is oomtKwed of beuutlfu' prairies, Interspersed with belts of evergreen and deciduous forests und lu- terseated by clear mountain streams stocked with trout and salmon, Of course, hay und grain, fruit and vege tables, fuel and pasture are cheap and abundant, While all tools made by iiualiluery, ours Is naturally a dulry country, as butter ouu be made the year rouud without Ice, QKM10N I'QMTIttii Politics' Are wo Hepublleuni? J should iy oo. Oregon soj (lie pace for Ml lust June, when we curried tnu stato by uiiprfosdeiiled inujorllle, nnd eluded a legislature UQ bolldly Itupublb uau llmt not a Hlrulgl't Pmiiourat was tjhiwen In either brunoli, Two years bsfore (he futlonUU lind the governor, utlnrney-Kuiierwl and mm piesldenllul oluutor. Ort'uon I vliully IniureuM lu u protwdlvH lurlll Willi tmmor l,IXW,Ot0 slitHtp, Willi liilllliilH of dollars wuriliiiftlrM fruiu, wlili llilBrwl hup strop of a fly MuU In (lie Union, In liiltJiUuii to uli Him rn s ilitl you row bur, Hi furiuw l InlurwNl In !'' yullunuflliM home inuiM M wtJI u tiiumjiiUfnaUirui, Our fctulu IbMlltP Uwu nf oil built ur provided fur nut) u.r mwwuiuwlly noiiiluuiwl Tiityn ull lUJ Mt Multfii, lu !( iHHiHftb ftgMttpl thV MjOSVUottftl IUiiUlHW, wiilub mu mmJMmJ lu tUf rWMi 1)4 Html fmM m lmmimA Uti IW imniHU Our mn to tfl mmim viHUAunAm tM pjlU 6 wy 0 mu,mm,m U mvlU ittmiMmUmttwH ma nu mMm 'vwmi rm utti) w M iiViUt9 m Mm ! yuu M. UW mw mtrnrni mimtmimii Amy itm mi. 1 - m ..--in..j Miiiu wustl W Urn mt W W w w-- iin.lJ. M4M-iJligf'r"''l' i" Ummmi IM UmSmW M P-iMtrw- Miprrlnuinl Hlutiiil, Probably It bus (uiu to bo aecoptcn as mi luloiii by iixist piuvtlcul kteain eiigliHw that in iiuhIuiii ooudltious ol working suiHubeutlng Is useless or lui posslbla Home ikwuhih for suuli a belief, arising out of illllbultliw oxpurioucod, no doubt thur nif (hit If engineers gouvially bad fully iippreolutod the niagiiMiiile of tbo bsw duo to (Miudeusa lion lu I be nylindir It Is dlltluiilt to think that hiiiwilumting would have Isimi iibuinUuiwl with llttlo of a strug gle) to m unmine ibu iljillnullli und Hint, fir mi Jung, vbllu nvmy other iiuuins of wining iKMiiuiiiiy biw I won Irled, u perlusil lug bus bunii iicgbxitml, t Is MiiiiutliiuM mid ibut (ho laijy of beat lu siiiHrtiifull ulnuui in trnAe of that in wituruuxt utmuu svuryiniull That Is Mi, nf uuurdu Out UiHwurJU'roK iHMiuuuu showed tbat Ibis Willlll tjtmii lily pruluuud w ilUoHfibjiJidly lurge iMjiMllutul HifiiMt I'H'fiastur W li. l'll win in I'mMw'm Hmmiu funs uf HsWI, Tiutf uro um Ublus lu tilt) liuui if tlm JWtiuo. tuid Um woh) uju Umi fort lu th liuWl of plut'Uw ovHiydiliig ujj th Uomt A JJuUb Udy mnpluywl liitf ItoUirhiH liut wusulwow feliu tw IImsw nil IwitdiuK "' lltt) WliJitiil)S Ihul Hnuti uu lit fliwr To niuk Ilium wurv mmtuiiiildu 4m M isuuw sliwl fubuUMi u4 btU Hit luti upuu Ibwoi Itf y&4 lift iM IhwUmJ lu llHS IiuW HiU ww HiJ4ug mu, mm) to Imi tmluiiltb iHttii sUiiiUttMi lb K"Mrt) MllHlllllK tm tim itmdt mid "-fiug Mill inuru In bmtiwlf wvur 'b iuU uu4i Hill in HHiuv4 UU IM W"W "! J'fill. A rmjliiul 1U 4fc "' Vmg Im lim fm fct A 1' viUilv wvik Htm f ' ' uuuiug tltv nIi Hm I j'fkW nr NUMIH&wl III MlMultf UmM4n) wUinli WW U VtA uumi "t wmbk A( lluiclilnvl Mtu w4uuf ' m ui tfmiHUvm tJ it i (! f luwrlbwJ Hllb Mmw hi4, '' ' M lu itullli Mm mM u i 'fc pm m4oU U t ''! mU4 llmAt ml$ltiim U " bmmtw I I If iuU 9U mmm4iu ntrir-'-i m tiul mtfmm Will) MMii mm ' Mf wwf 'W since Beptemtirr In all thero reglotiB Montana Is getting lid immigration, except in the mining lowus. Wbro nre tbe people to go 'VI routh, rtbe Paclflo coast? Icansuy Willi perfect assurance to your readers that Oregon possesses (treat advantages in a mild ollmate, great natural resources, a fer tile soil and au intelligent, progressive poople. Oregon bus no stato debt, docs not bellevo In booms or wild cat growth of any kind. It Is as difficult to get bonds Issued or to ruu a city or county lu debt tbero as It Is tasy tn some of the eastern states. Oregon delights in un substantiul conservatism." A MARINE CLIMATE. "Portland and Salem, tlio principal cities, are lu tho Willamette valley, an almost Ideal region, and possessing a marine climate. This valley is 150 miles long and from thirty to sixty miles wide. The river Is a beautiful blue mount iln stream, navigable b steamboats over 200 miles. It was named after Wlllamut, an Indian chief, uud Is prononnced Wlll-am-ett, ncctnt on the second syllable. About this season of tho year farmers do their plowing and seeding. Stock Is turned In tho growing grain all winter. In April, May and June tbe cropB mature, and by that time the dry season sets In and tho ripe grain can staud in tbe field a month without Injury. Oir summers aro clear and cloudlesi, no great heat by day und cool at night, You can plow, or sow, or plant vege tibles or fruit trees auy month In the winter and get a crop. Tbo farmer has unlimited time almost to get his crops lu, and such a thing as a crop failure r loss of crops from drouth is almost au Impossibility. Tbe climate of lbs valley, summer and winter, Is tempon d by tbo Paclflo ocean, only forty mill b away, and sudden ohanges are out of the question. AHOUT THE WEATHER. "Western Oregon has neither ex treme beat or cold. It Is not a got d beer or whiskey country, not hot oaough to create a demand for tho for mer, nor cold enough to form au appe tite for tho latttr, although thero Is plenty of both to bo had, aud cheapness of anples and rnp-a gives us more thanjour share of wine and elder. Our winters are wet and disagreeable, is rainy seasons usually are. But for farm work or any kind of outdoor Ubor they are very pleasant. Our pie valllng winds lu winter aro south and bring ruin, lu summer from the went and bring dear weather. The seasons mrge into each other so gradually that tho conditions for perfecting fruit crops are almost perfect uud there Is practically no limit to the nmouut of fruit that Oregon can produce, We grow tho llnest Bartlett pears as easily as Iowa does corn; and prunes, easier tliau you do potatoes. In summer thousands of families go to tho seashore or mouutaltiB and generally speaking wo tuke life easier thun other peonlo In northern states. At Salem we have 44 Inches of rulnful annuully, In live years we havo had one week of freez ing cold weather uud ouu heavy snow fall of ubout ouo foot that luy on nearly a week. Mra. JT. jr. stover Versailles, Mo. Like Morning Dew Hood's Sarsaparilla Freshens, Strengthens and Cures Heart Palpitation - Distress -ThatTirod Fooling. "I am glad to stato that Hood's Sarsapa rilla lias Uono wo lots of good. I n as sub ject to cramps In tho stomach, lher corn Plaint, Indigestion, palpitation of tho heart, nnd that tired f oellng. Hood's Sarsaparilla rolloved mo wonderfully, nnd now when I feel the leastuncaslness I resort to Hood's Birsaparllla, nnd it alwaj s glres me imnic dlato relief. I could not do without It, and JvcraJoI my no phbors havo used ll upon my recommendation and found It Jj An Excellent Modlclno, doing them good after all other modlcines tailed. I am also highly pleased with tlio eltoots of Hood's rills. As morning dew 'sS; Cures refreshes withered grass, so Hood's Bar- SMWllla and rillj refresh tho hum-in body vViinina piV.ns ' JlAimiET M . BTOVKIL Versailles, Missouri. Get HOOD'S. Hood's Pills nro hand mado, and per. foot In proportion and nppcaranoo. 85c. Mexican Mustang Liniment for Burns, Caked & Inflamed Udders. Piles, Rheumatic Pains, Bruises and Strains," Running Sores, Inflammations, Stiff joints, Harness & Saddle Sores, Sciatica, Lumbago, Scalds, Blisters, Insect Bites, All Cattle Ailments, All Horse Ailments, All Sheep Ailments, Penetrates Muscle, Membrane and Tlsstio Quickly to the Very Seat of Pain and Ousts It in a Jiffy Rub In Vigorously, MunUiig I Jnliueiit coiiqucri l'W MAkcm fUn of- JSmt well Pfffllri, Nerve Tonic Blood HulUfer JjSmeKLw VtllV Ml -VJHP tin (wflH,t9, unn mm 1 not lompifiu Hlihwuigif Mm I mwmuHv Mhiiuruiu),. P4Ufii(tlMf,p,Y briHkHil,()ub I finUPIJPKIDII If ow;;mh II tm WW wiiumiiiimS. POZZOHI'8 ff mf m w P f 9 rW fMwidfH my chum hi Uiwiy dimI iHiiiiy. h it miii- ylujt , HlMntf, liPiillotf, )lPJ)li Ail, Mini Juiiulwf, Hh4 mn liuiitly yiM) I lufiiM A MM V) IJI9 fa Ki lllil hiVMUt, 1 I TE jvni Al BOOK PETITION. t To the 8tale.Bonrd of Education-Protest Ag-alnst Chau'ges In Text-Boek. ar auy Contract Hxlng prices for the next six years: Governor Pennoyer, Secretary of State McBrldo and Btato Sunerintemkiit irf PuWIo Instruction Mcelroy, ftcUDR as tho State Board of EdSi of 7 Bls:-YourpetItloners, patrons of tho publlo soboolP, taxnaver td ol- zens or Oregon, uspectfully petition you to take no action to Wlt ado ' ion of new series of publlo school text-books under the law p!mtm bTthJlMt eglslature. nor to enter luto any contract st present publlalien Prices adortI the text-books now tn use, or those that might be authorized lb? yrW?M for the entfre eerles needed In tbe common whooKJ MboS one-haTf whtt pay lu O.egou, we demand Btate publication at tho earliest day pclble. NAME8' .- NAMES.' ' wa t -ti Cuiimt'tlie, trerorm rr 1 fll'lnn. eten and address It to nnnrif a ribIa itnprHnr v notion oi mull it to UIK JHUllNAi. mid it will be rpubllheSndiodi tallhi bofii with others. Men una womm nbould lgn thin petition In piitest smIm? MrsHMtfaMMibS nroientisystomorhlBh-pil ed textbook for six years to come. PrpinMi lUe DM CAPITAL JIM. Only One Cent Daily Newspaper ,"on the Pacific Coast. CUEAPES1 6 ' 1WSPAPI1 OREGON Receiving all the Associated Press DM BY MAIL, PER YEAR, - - $3.00 VI WILL PAX YOU TO Mil A J) THIS: "vVo publish tlio only Ow Cent Daily on tho Pacific Coast and tho choapcBt and host daily ppor ibr tho monoy in urogon. 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