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"1 "flStfWfr V i l ' ,t l"V miw n m II vjiiwwwiww"" EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL EVERY EVEN1N8 EXCEPT SUNDAY. rnr in Caphtl Jehl PiAWNm Company. ), ll 0rt . 0w Moate Mk. TKtlMP OK HUHHCRirTJON 1IA1J.T One f Mr, by mall -. MX inooUu. br malL, - Tlir month bf mall . ... 1 (U-KKKLY,) On raar., (Hi month ..J2 1 Tiiiw imttVtI. lt4MUMtr ara MitlwnMa to re art wbrlU4MM. VltIrl a wcerodHitaai iiUr t the Hfilwi.OnwHi.lWolIlt, Maruli 8. 18. BATUROAY, MAY B, 1888. REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET. ttutlftrMMIMIIi HlXdlill 1HMMA.VX. W. J. 1,0111). I'rtIeiHlMt KltX'lorn, noBKitr xci.isa.v, WM. KAl'lW, C. V. J'UIIOK. J'jweraUtyf Attorney Third I)lt.. n. ii. iiHWirr. MARION COUNTY HEPUW.ICAN TICKET. 3. It. WALDO. MmIm. T. T. tf BHH, Wlwtkw. ;. Q. WIMMMi, !. a CAVMaK, Wawlbwo. WH. AUMBClKWO. yutU ftalew. K. M. G80UU.lt, iltm. r J BABOOOX, Satan. tttOMNM, J M. TABU. Katt Mm. MUVWH1. A. O COHDIT, Aumitrlll. A. F III 41'IKSHV. Htlwt .it. iMHIMIrtSM. A II Clil.NKMUH, Mtrloii W T (.Hill. HiibUard u'iiih i. praMTCirr, 1) W. VODKIl. Mlfirtuu. tuitatoa, W. J. Ol'LVWl. Eut RkUlu . 0OB"KWI, . H, a IIVLAXK. W.. ctlmru, tTAAT TIIK lMlCTOftti SAY. Ill ourroKrlof llmiiiwtlnifof tln JkMnl nf Trade, held oh Twwtay, we iiM'titlonnl llu nilnptloii or h fpk uliitltiii, lutrtHluwHl by Mr.. 11. V. Cottk', thiil tlin city itiuncll U' jh'II tloiiml t t'luphty n (iniiMUht umkIii iwr to ilftorinlnc luiv mwirnitlimilil lie ilavI; mU (lint tin' csmni'll Ih rtiutl lo takt Much ati'iw m nuty U iiKewatnry to provide h tiiiniiU'tti ilt'iii of McwutUK'. '''''I t'H.V, lu urKUut, Iiiin nil tlu tximlltloiu of liytilvur, if. i iruHr yl'in of tlmlii ar wrn- trovllil,Hiiit a llu jmlilln lu'itlih U(UhII iillur t-oimlili'mtloim ii lniHirtm, I iv lliniilil ll (tit itftliU liiirovt'iimnl lmui not U m ItlmtrMiiMt. Am (lit city iiunull w 111 iiiihI nil Tutwluy, hihI (he niilla- t lllll Will UIIIMtltlMMlMIVtt,MtltiMKlt It wull to Kuril tin opInloiiH of tlu intnllowl iiimii of tln city mm to tilt' MHiiltry IIWit to Ik UrivMl frtmi h Khh1 i'tiii of ilrnliiHi'. Dr. J. A. UlolmnlMin, Mil liitcrvlfwinl, Mtlil: A UPuHr .vtm of h-with' U (-wnv ht mumhUmI with UiutU'lHl ivMtllw. (lothl tlnlumv IumhkixmI ttlttvt on thi ltt'itlUi of ilu oily. 'Hit U h IVit't mi u'll itUUik)u4l tlmt NrKWIHIK U n,lt lovM. lu iiiu wrMttou tlH iliH'tor mmUI tlwit wlioti n fix vMrv Ulil In Tin' IWUIw mMii yi mo i, lib ihhIiI priMHiw Ml oil' Il.tMXi h yr 1hhii' of Um lllnxvwl IhmI(i of hi ). Umiu. Ir. V. I. JdlHw Miiir OUIUrtllUnl OH tltU iMlliJwt lil : TIm lily fthouUI trmt h IhmmI of btwllh, with l kwt otn itwllml UMII un It, to willed Uwnl m OHM of (dokiifM nhuulil U' nonil. l'hU wnulit fumll (UtM on which lo hat coMitMttw of lite ulll IhwUIi unWr ivruuo ctMwiiuoita. i iww mi kmw I that n iMMitrr yvictii of Mirlkw tutl I uiuit-r inniitm' w imiii iiow h rtHltto Itoii of ulckniiMi lu llic city nutotnii liig lu oiitwhtilf. Ami th iioitKiuiit UUrittttkMI Of tlHtllKWlhfV woultl ivmWr the (villaining m k tun lUiuaui. lr. lliiuWniu cttullruw UiU hy ! I itull hii out h)hu1 kHllikM In tkk ctt v wlft' uum- tkilUnt haw lmi bnhl fltr (kxHun1 MIK w hkh uilirki Im c Iu nvvtl w Ith iirwuor lniiiumr. lu hup knlltU (he Wlw ruiut UikvOh ftuMi imo of tWMf illrcctioif llcrr u- wtuiury hm1Uiu U UnmiI Miiufctttr. I MM MMM that uo r ivui of ll- nwiMUv iluvb. Urk uflrlit. Hk If u bttlkl arum, luivw. wuiwr tmp It.Hikt hr OMvitMt u4 W arv1 nuhct fT ky. lr. Cuaick lMiiclktl ou w tkr I IMHlll nl ht itiMHrvUutt lu Vvflkl ! iMi, Mtd wartiilj aprvNl Ut . l nioT Ibr t 'a fiTAi. Jot-UK At. lu 1 .Mllii'V i -I'lli athHilktu lo Ihbrttt. I know uf no miakn wtiU4 to Itio health of t-tiy au 4Hrkw( ,VivlU uf wMrnmr l W tvily a UMtlt r of Ilk li( ikmh I" Ihr .o- ple. HoldliiK tlmt lwllef I am in MYor oi inonnign omiimY' --wri- uii.uil.t lw) ci-oiiomlcwlly done. ofeoum), Imt (lw exieiiM is no to Dr. T. C. Smith, who iiw liml ex tensive experience In thin city hhk plmnimccntifft, Hiltl: A cltv xprentl out as widely w tljW 1,-, reiii1n thoroUKh ilniinage. I he hiitiilility of tin- iitinoniiliere, while chHrnel with Impurity, iiifrwiww the teinleiicv to nmlarliil liaw. Our utreetaHrelmpiire from thuuropphign of the hon nl from other uinwi, nmltheenwilicof the wirfaoe water Into newer would have a cleHiirtiif? ellM. I am wife In kmvIhk tlmt nliH.-teiitliH of all the tlleK- In town are malarial or with malarial C01lllllOHtlollH. The opinion of Dr. Holme corrob orates thla testimony. Thin medical expert hhIiI: Malaria complicate every i11hiic, the Impurity of the air wo breathe and the ground we inhabit entwine tills condition. This is a malarial district, but a proporHystem of drain hko would largely remedy the evil, ilic money of proierty holderscoiiid M iu. itiiiri. wIm'Iv cxiiended than in providing a proper syMem of sewerage. Dr. Jessii! cominendi the move ment lu the following unmistakable languiigu: I have seen the necessity of good drainage for years, and last fa signed a ietltloii to thu city council to build a sewer through Ferry street. There are hundred') of cess imkiIh lu this city that have been elo-cd Up. Tlie fetid matter pollutes the surrounding eartli and malaria Is engendered by the deposit. I am emphatically in favor of an extended sewerage. Dr. Clilliert, who lias recently es tiibllshwl himself In tiio city, Mug consultwl liy our reMirtur, laid great strew, as did also Dr. Henderson, on the pollution of wells by seepage from privy vuults. He Insisted that the attentl.m of the city authorities should be devoted to the location and iiuuntgcmeut of such places. On the question of sewers, he said : All elHelcut system of sewerage ami surface drainage, with pro.'r cure In removing dtn-aying miliiml and vctfctublc mutter troiii our streets and lillcys, would greatly lmproe our bill of health. With good tlrulti uvntttul pMiwr strctt seavennering, I iH'lleve ruiem would ik one or me heultnletit cities in the world. The uIrvc Is suftlelcnt weight of authority to Impress our city council with the hiiHirtuuce uf the mutter thut Is to Is' brought up for theh ut tell t Ion ut their next meeting. How the outlay Is to lie met; what piYijKH'tion of the expense is to bo Ikm-uu by abutting projR'ity hulders mid what shurv by it city Uix, oun bi tlctcriiilne! ut u later day. Tho question now iK'forc them Is the np IMiliiliiient of asurveyor to determine where sewers eun best bo laid and to estimate the probable cot oftlie work. When this knowledge Is arrived at, the ways ami means can next lie considered. I r would lieu good thing fur Mr. Illume lfhckuew liUown mind, and If his friends would take him at his word. When liillSheridan Hit down on his silltJcul tempters by rot'iulng the iiM'of his naiiiefor the pivsiduu e,,lliey ms-iii to huvc understood thut he numiit what he suid, and theiv the mutter dropped. Cannot the Maine stHtesmau reftin' with the KNiiie uumlitakable emphasis? Ills lettff from Kiorcueo putting himself iMilsldethe presidential nuv was ex plicit enough, and that declaration should hue Ihh'H thml. Hut there hnt Ihvii rumors of ominous lniHirt ever slow tlmt letter whs published, and now-the sUvry wiuHwllh euu vtitelugtWUl! tlwt llarkW Is willing. This justlmw the siisUeiou of M)lltl cmI trickery, and will In fatal to his pniapM'ts ua a citndldste fttr tht prev kleney. Majok (iti.HKHT, of lVlmvru. New Ytwk. who Is well known as the compositor ttf tlu first Mormon Kiltie, tvMtrutetl hU ebjthlv-sKth ltlrUilu,v tW oiImt tluy by iktlug s tpaul ilay's work Ml tit eue lu the oillcf of the IVhnyra t'ourkr. He la lwfc uud btwrty, and tkaigUto lu the iW-l Uwt Im' eun still eet us good a uruof as uua any youttipy nutu. lie auvvd the ttrsi alttwt of lh Ikxik of Mormou urinlwl fruui eh torw, uutl umwrved the Isvtk until a abort time uo, wbeu lie m4iI It for $ft09. (k'Url lkmuutgrr U nowjutt 40 year ukl He hi noted for hla cnuw and iralkutlry. "d more tbu mi .tlttr hVitekituiu, U thvhiot attd HkU be' of the kdh. .' ou eW cMAi ofK'ii ihi or reoiov Uuy ekatk or tuount rii.iit.j korar In mi gnuwful ami chamtlug a wy, awt the aanw Muilife are nM u rnretiri- ail hb utlUtur)' umv Uieuta. MultasHli far Um Jochai HOK.N. UTKANM U MttMM o, I. I" lh" lk u V KnAu. Ui i. - UUa. h NKAV TO-DAT. Ill, ESTATE BARGAINS. OFFERED Y Willis 4' Chamberlain. W sTi. 8 miles from alm, lilahly (tiltl vfitPil .----- j"Aj I lot, Kssl limiM'smi Utni, Kt em : TVv, ft loin, flnelj fituatea ! m nerS,, mile, from "", Jf" linnrovm, ran hcuii .,..., m Mn, 8 mil nxTm wmfhwm. miriinpr'ivriiifT.iv.i.,.1. .....,. anl wrmv "- ow 1 block of l ul. how, rent for eaoli, Iisyn Intereot on t....... SOW 80 Hcrm Hi mile smith of Hnlem, fair Improvement " 5 Hf-rei, sujolulroc city limits. In mmulnw - - - it 1 lot, fSMl Iioum- Mini lrn, WIJOllll UK f 1 ncro, HIcm, new hoiiM ami lmrn, iilenty of mnHll rrult - - - - f "J Tlie forenolng In but lrtlnl list of the IwrKHlns we liHe to offer. WILLIS & CIIAMHEKLAIN. OjKirn House, Court Street, Salem. A New Deal In Wood. I am now In the market sulleltlmc the trade of all who huj their e-irly supply ol wood In the summer months. I urn pre iwreil to saw, split and store all cord wood sold to my customers In ,, r.,.. .iv .tfinU to imv latve amount desired. A law and well seloctoil slock of all kinds ofwood. May and lunel offer extra lnducemenisaiiu n uny '""'" call and ki my prltv rl(ht away. All uikhI corded at votir place of residence ir business nnd then snwed and stored. I also oltrr extra InrtuiemenU totlioso w.iowisii loluiy In single -ord lots by tho year. M olllce N with l. V. Johnson, Sli C ommcr-clalstn-ft, where I will bo Rind to see all or my old customers and many nuw ones. I,uy one with this ssteiu of luuullliii,' wo;HlaouwlllalwvsnMme.iui; llids Wanted. The Slate Insurance Comnmy ofSalem, OrMiuii.wlll recelcblds for the erection ol a three storv flirlrk and inanird roof), "' lice bulldluk. l'liius andsiKH'lllcutlons nui besetili at the ollleeof Waller I'ugli, Salem, Oregon. Ulds will Ik- eloelon the lttlh.al The right Is resei ved to rejoflt any nml all "Statu iNsuiiANri: niMi-AY. by H. V. ItoTTt.B, Soo' anil Slur. Proposals For Wood. mi:m,i:i rinuiiMAi will iik ky nccledl the otllce or the sivretHr. ol tale until li!M or May !.1SJ lor the d, llvervonorbelore July IS, on Iho niplml itnmiidn, ol ISO cords or oak and 7ft xrd ol Hr wirhI. . , , i hik must ls either uriiborwrnna lvl IIimIht mil from thrifty trees and not Hum1 than six months out. l'lr must lie cut from live trees. All wish! must be four red lomr. reason i lily stmlKht and not less than ii1,, bieiie in dliimeter. Hepumte liM will be revel veil at tin Mime time and place loicultiliK Into tin. leiiKthsthe alsivcwood. and storli))! tin wimo In the capltol bulluliiK ; !omue lo in eomiiletiil by Sk'iilember Int. Alt bids wlUlN'opeiuHliit theabineotlUe it -i I'. , Muy JUth, lsss, liV.it. W. McnUIUr'., Hccrotary of Mint. OPElAHOUSE ONE -:- NIGHT I Siilunlay, 3ly 5, I8XK. "lltin'l Iiihj, I Se It In nrr Kyv.'' TheKeprewntHthelAinerlciinl oiiiiiksIIhu, ROLAND REED! And hU slorllivtf comedy oiyiiiiliHtlon. (It- rwt from thelrl'henomeuHlTrlumph In Nn I'ranolsw, will iiivmiiI the Um. don sud e York mimvmi, ii -: l-i u M H u c. : i; l-idurseit by iheentlre preMSiflsimlon, New York ami Hun I'rsui'lMM. IiM-'hleiital U the plsy Mr. Meed will In IfiHliini hi- latest UinUml Miairs, ami IiIh "INwhst Kdrtlou isr lirmlnle, rroiii the Nw York CWtadno sueww, ItMMirvwl stwtslon sals HtillVtUiu's lsxik More. HOCKY .MOUNTAIN COFF1S1S MOUS1S! Ewt Sl UMy, tff jOfrt Hm . W. WATK1NS, -:- Prop. Meski alatl huui. ftom .V U W- an In oultlvslluu.aOtM-m.Kiiud ilmbar.liMl aun paMure; HO acres lu Ml wluatl, rtm la oata.NU m in pouton. Itwusa, twm. urrbant. Mo. Two miles Monti uf Nlwn. May ba tlvliaiir, m mt aertl, VertNumay. Inquire of n. n. I'orroiiFF. Cr. Urtt Mai C aula! tH, S . DUG AN RROar P L U M B 12 RS t m and smui nrrHRS, . ..Ami 4mkt b . Stimiii una PIuiiiWhjj G(Mls, . ..UtWateMnM, &U.KM, : : : : OH1XJ0N. KOH H.MK1A1NS ix RJ KN1TURE OO Tl HOTAN A WHITN'KY, Sutkaa,0a, Matlttf luuahl . k. - . . . rjoimirB!'' SS evADAEKTISE3IBNTS. LANDS AX1) HOMES. rrion county Is situated in the lHS oKmngnlflcent Wlkmette ?3-. the central gem in the clus ter o? rich counties that form that frincelv domain, and is the banner cwumonwealtb. of the great north Test in all the essentials that go to-:-,mhmakingitaprotttabl nlace, and tv homo for the thriltj iSr, the cunnlne artisan and the mduatrioiis mechanic. Hlch in its agricultural resource in its cultivated and uncultivated lands in its water powers, an mineral,; rich in its alleges an sfliools of learning, and i tl a climate unsurpassed for its salubntj , it presents to the immigrant from the overcrowded states, where cold winters and not summeis, .. terrible cyclones, prevail, who rallies to the coast with rome means, advantages that no other county in Oregon possesses. Much has been written of this western country that requires a stretch of the imagination to com prehend, and numerous complaints .ire heard from tho class who have been misled by them, so in this brief sketch the writer desires to avoid exageration as to its present and prospective advantages, asking those in tho cast into whose hands this may fall-particularly those who have their eyes directed towards this coast to peruse it carefully, feeling that it is not written to lure immigrants within its borders, but onlv as a truthful inscription of a land which, if it does not ''1 low milk and honey," contains within its bosom wealth and resources equal to any other country on the Paciiic mlc of the ltocky mountains. BOUNDARIES. Marion county is bounded on the north by the "Willamette river and Jiutte creek which separates it from rincknmas county; ou the cat by Clackamas county and the t'ascado mountains, which separate it from Wie-co county; on the south by tho Hnutiam river and the north fork of the fcjaiitinni, separating it from Linn county.and on the west by the Willamette river. IMlYSICAIi TOKMATIOX. The county contains, including valley, prairie and mountain lands, about O'JO.OOO acres. There arc two main divisions, the mountain and tho valley. The latter extends from tho "Willamette river to the foot of the Cascade mountains, n distanco of about fif teen miles. The mouiltainous portion contains some fourteen townships of mostly unsurveyed land; lying in a strip twelve miles north and south Ij forty miles east and west, and com prises all classes of land, from rich narrow valleys in tho passe., up through till the grades of rolhiiu, hilly and broken, to that of ruck bound canyons and inaccessible oniKKy peaks. It is generally heavily tlunVrcd, and in the near futu.o will be valuable for its lumber siq piles. These hills and mountains Kllhnl a wonderful summer rani for stock, and many of tho more ei. terprMng fanners aro availing then. mjIvos of this opportunity, and In n the cold frosts of autumn approach, the stock are brought out to fresh isistures, thus enabling them to sui vlve tho winter storms with little cure. CUIKAT ADVANTAGES. A decided advantage Marion coun ty has over many others is the di versitled fanning interest that can be carried on tlirouglit the entire year; notwithstbndlng this is a vet climate during tho winter months tho uplands arc seldom too wet to work, and long before the praine farmers are through with their .ced ing, the hill farmer Is preparing for Ids mi miner work. And yet the low lands are much preferred by many; the yield per acre is generally (renter, anil iierhtuis less lalnir is re quired to place tho soil in proper condition for crops; and then should tho season prove dry, the bottom lands tire sure to bring the best crops. No better fanning land can bo round lu the United htntcn than tlmt on the noted Howell prairie, French prairie, Suiitinm prairie and Sttlem pruirle. The soil of these are wonderfully productive. With good cultivation, forty bushels of wheat and sixty of oats per acre can be iwillly secured. FACILITIES FOH MAHKKT. The Willamette river, with two due of railroad running the entlro length of the county from north to -mult, with the Oregon Pacific roud crowing the southeast corner of the county, attbrds simple facilities to reaeh a market luany direction. SAI.KM Is the capital of the stall and county wat of Marlon county, sltu-i-.twl on tlu Willsnictte river ami mi tlic O. & C. railroad. Costly ImlkliiiilN liave been erected, Miinug which the state capltol building, county mrt )hhim, Cheitu'kete hotel, opeiH Ihhm, new public sxhool tuilkliiur. Catlwllc ischisil huildiiiir, McllKMllat church, Willamette Uiii- craltA-, aud luany private reaidenco. and iHwincitf brock, which will compare fcvorably with nltlrr and larxer dtkw. OKNKKAI Alt thliujt coushlefml.UMWlllaui. ctt valkv Ium Uw ueat country lu tho world, anil Marion county is about Mittvrally koal Utereiu. To the MMkiiuj Iiauim In the weat, no better oviortunltia can U ulnfed, than are found lien?. Persons deairiuf lufbniiation twaixllujr Marion muuty or the WilLuuett valley, tboM wanting RuihIhc lauda, atook nurme, tawliw jiroptirtv or vlty reattlaue, will be urawuUv and reliably innxmial by aiklfMglur the wvM known tlnu of WlUb a tluuubertUt, real estate aat. ttMra uoum bloak. Sakw OcapMi By Katb. ' to your H-la. Srail IV4if4 in Julv THE BEST STOCK OF STOVES IN THE CITY IS AT R. M. WADE & CO'S, 282 to 286 Commercial Street, SALEM. AND MANY OTHER LEADING STYLES. jfv Also a Complete Stock of Hardware and Faun Machinery, Wagons anil Carriages. J. D. McCtilly; IS RECEIVING A FINE LINE OF Uu 1 -H A -AND- FURNISHING 249 COMMERCIAL STREET, i imjtji"iui-uimm.iuii.iuLjai n waiJiiiiuiiiiuuaiauniiP -DHALEH IX- B 0 0 Tj S Q Cl ' H s HOE Leather and Findiis ! CASH PAID FOR Wool, Hides, Pells and Furs. v . ASLJ'ai an .' " - as l.AlkV ( L'oinnif.cmlStreot SALKM, - - OREGON HACKS -:- AND -:- BUGGIES! 'SCRIBER Capital Lumbering Company! MANUFACTURl KS OK AMI DKAW.II6 IX Every' Yarictj- of Oregon Lumber, Dressed and Undressed. CONSTANTLY OX HAXIi: Shingles, Laths, Pickets, Fence Posts, BOXES. Etc. ALEM - OREGON. Garland Stoves, Charter Oak Stoves, pon Manges, T S ,' GOODS, ETC. SALEM, OltEGOX. V AHiullnooflineks, buggies, cnrts, rlnift, Inickbounls, etc. lloth our own limke nnd the bet,t enstern mudo l)Uggl. Every one Warranted! JOBBJNG and HORSESHOEING. full on the umlers-lgneil. wruon ai"1 ff rla.'e inakerH and blai'lihinUlik, !' S " nml n CommeielHl htrcot, t-nleni. C5 :- and : fPoHLE. W . Il.lr k.rr !Ku Miy houJru?u5Soa