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EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL
PCMLIMMI
EVRV EYENIN6 EXCEPT SUNDAY.
y tmm
Capital JwkmI PaWWttog Cwnpany.
I iprottf-ottATKii;)
112 Cwol Mrwl, 0r Km HIL
TKRMK
OK pUMK3tirTIO)
HAiir
ob r" )r wn . - co
ix utonilfc. by mall 2 aa
Three nuitith by mall 1
rr wwrk dell vetwt by ewrf. M
1 WHKLT
(Mte ymr ti V
M luontliD J U.
Three month ............ . In
JV-foatinnstrv are
cfivi- nulMcrlptkm.
Huthonwd to rp-
-Kii(MJd m iooiifll4( matter at t lit
ttalem. Oregon . lfmUittUm, fcsrcu tt. MM.
310X1MY. MAY 7, 1888.
BEPOW.ICA.S STATE TICKET.
OnngrMwiiuin,
JIllfCIKK IIKIOtANX.
Mupremo Judge,
W. I'. I.OM.
lVnldenUal Electors,
1IOIJKKT MC'LKAM,
Wtl. KAI'I'H,
v. w. iojj.tos.
I'laweutlng Attorney Third Dtot.,
II. il. IIKWITT.
MARION COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET.
tmnmarrtrnw,
J. ft. WaLWJ, MtotMy.
T. T. QIKK, WJffMM.
J. Q. YfiftOK, Mm.
I. I.AIMAN, WpmCmm.
Wk, AltHrOXO, Nttilh ftal.
hih
K M. OIIOKUK, Stlata.
r. i. JUBOiiin, bia.
J. II. OTARR. EM fetea,
TMitffiSK,
A. 0. OOHDIT, AnhmiiII.
4f4MOL
A. V. UUCKKHIIT, MlvHton.
A.,U. COUkKMUN. Mjrhm.
W. T OHIM. Hubbard.
wiwi. fDrimwmsiiKrr.
Ii. W. TOOKh, Mllmtm.
filOHOS.
W.J. OUI.VKU, lrtH.Ia.
kh. i). o. itvt.Axn, wmiitira.
IIOV. I'lt.NMIVItltN IIILMAdOOV.
A wrltor In tlit. Century ulawx
"HII lll(lllj(lt lltM'IIMllull" Of tllt
tttrill anion tlm miIHUmI ueitl. of
thu ilny. (lov. IViiimyiT may la
lnimtwl win, tlilM tnith, mill, llko
Wlwl Ill Blll'loill .li'Wlall iIhvw, w
ta rryliiir wlimil In tlioalnvia, but no
iiwii nKNnloth lilm. Tlu tmultlt
K ! llllH UOt If! It III It-NMIII Wl-ll
leuniwl. lie iiiikIi'Iiiiin, with Ktvat
viMui.iuiy.irriiH.irl.-, tin- iMv r
imUHtl.ui, hut Ih iiuulitt t t.'II
wltwv iirotM'tluii m(oim mihI frw
alt U'kIiim. Ill .-xtvlloiH-y niHtlo
M '"UK HHll IVudli'tOU IllHt
wrk, which In n.iorUxl In tlu VMi
Orvmailan, mU .illinium ,mK. i,i
th nilltltl MUliil(iinfthUiMi(iutry
hf ttn.U vxvr$ thliiK wmiijt, wi H.
miitly m miiK, lutUtnl, thut hl w.m
dr I. HnmmNl tlmt tin. tlmviuhmt..
ik tu iiK'i, who Mn'llwl HKnlut tlu
ItrltliUi i'imw ii tmiiiy Kiiliiiilt to the
lMvwlii. AtHHinlhiK t. thU
UtcwiiNn'H tHlk, the iritviriiiuiiit U
uly m iwwtrftil uiclluiu ftir tin
povl.hliiK thf IntMkriiiK jmh1,
wid.'iirltlilnx tlic fuvtinil cIjwmw.
It lut Uvtl h IWhTlwl KUXWIIIIWHt,
t ftr Hk U'iuUi r t,t nwHly, hut
In lUtl if Utv opuU-itt . "Th AhIi'iuI
fflVWIUUMIt," ho B'., Wth w
(WflriMleiify tf iur)HiM, idiuH uu .
nuny r UtwiKU In wmtliiutxuily
plumU'riiiK th i.iur fir tln Ut.iurt
ofihrrtoh." TlilkwU.iM to Mk
wlili J'k fVI.ti.tr, ',U ym tmj ,,.
lluK ytmr rrk'iid'"
TV KVll IMTtvlkW'- MlftTtXHl
uptm imtl.uml im,, hr niwr,u
ipx liOu.tkv, iht luid itntnu t
mtlroMd. m kd iwuv, l,v the byiM
lM(tl'U0UUl.Mt,tHIl0lV; h. it,,
ruiw mdtM lii uHttXvHMu, whul,
ymntwi, ami under lt jirovtelons
Steo,(XJO,W diver (IoIIhix Imve len
coined. Tlieyarea dlwredltfd cur
rency, Hliort weight, IihvIiik an
intrinsic value of Irtil 74 cenU. This
tKctiiiiuIatliig niii of rilvcr coin
nil ujt the goveniinunt vaulti
wherever It U coined and atoreil,
and every once In awhile an iqi
iirotiriMtiori Ih akl of iigrww to
build new vault room. The
royalty on thl coinage, amounting
to 17,000,000 annually, goes into the
national treasury; but It cannot be
counted an profit, because at no dis
tant day there will be an adjust
ment lietween our goltl and silver
coinage, and theee short weight dol
lar will have to lie melted and
mnde over with inorfailverlu them.
NumeroUH attempt have lieen made
In eongres to atop this uwleas coin
age, ami melt tne auvcr iiuuion,
Ixiught by the United Htutcn
troaauaT, Into Ingota, with the
flaaayor's atamp Infixed showing the
weight and fineneiw. Hut a Hrtloii
of the Miulheru domocrala in con
greaa have a Hllght mania for n pu-
dlatlon, ami their conxlant endeavor
Ih ho to engineer our finance lawH hm
to eomiH'l the paymentof the Iwnded
liidflilciluowa in theae debaiHMl ailvcr
dallarM. Mr. Illaud, of MIkmjuiI,
chnlrmnn of the hou committee on
oolnnge, and father of the present
eolnage law, iMitmyud hl purpose
during the heat of dubateby derlnr
Ing he was "In favor of thruntlng
iiaiwr down the throat of bond
holdera till they were Hick;" but
alnee thlawplteeoulil not Ih Indulged,
Ida rtwort wiih to a delmanl viirreucy.
Jov. I'ennoyer, sliHhlng niound
in Ilia armlgiiniout IiimI week, fell
fuulof thoallverciumtlon, iind the
oniiiiiruheiwlve Ignomnce he dis
played niiiHt Iinvu umtiHcd 'hlw henr
er laUter thiui a nIiow. The eoin-
nge act require the wcretary of the
treasury to coin from two million to
four million ilollurrt u mouth, and
the average eulnnge, iim hIi.iwii by
Uie (IHwtor of the niiiitH, for the
litat ten yiiu-M, him been ,.'I(H,(K(I
monthly. Mr. Pennoyer Is ignorant
of the provUIoiiH of thl law, and
dcelare that our iiiIiiIh nto operated
In the luluiwt of the natloiml Imnk
er. Ho wiya eongrtw, In IS78,
"yielding partlnlly ton M)puliir de
mand, lenunvellAed t-ltver, but
limited Um iHilimge to W,(HHVMHI n
mouth."
A mini ought to know, you know,
lH'fiiie he iittempta to e.plaln a
thing.
Hill iKftlde tula expiwure of igno
rance Hie giivcruor itiatrta to the
groaKt ileniagogy. Through tho
aellon of fh e or vlx aueciwlve mvi
larhwof th- trei.mir.v, who have kepi
theeolimgeor nllver dollara nearly
unlforni In am. mill, he eluirgo, that
the lhiliHh ttipIudlHta have lieen en
abltHl to itili our fellow eouiitrvnieii.
Hlniv .S7-Mhe price of wheat ha
rallen fioiii .iii iht lumhi'I loilN
cent, uiidthedlltvrviicoliilaiit vear'
.nuiei i l.vi,(Hh),IHm IuikIii'I he tlg
Ul up to f 1111,000,000. If "U,l tin-
, - " I ymY VD-t-ERTISEMESTS. ' "
WMIS AXI H0JIES.
Marion county ia situated In Hit
neart of the magnifleent WilltHiieU.
valley, the central gem in the clb
terof rich countiw that form tJwi
jirincely domain, and is tho Iwniiur
commonwealth of the great north
west in all the ewentiaUt that go to
wards making it a profitable abiding
place, and a home for the thrifty
larmer, the cunning artisan and the
:nduftrioti mechanic.
liieh in its agricultural resources
In its cultivated and uncultivat. d
land, In its water powers, and
minerals; rich in its collcgea and
wliools of learning, and with a
climate unsunased for Its salubrity ,
it presents to tho immigrant from
the overcrowded states, here cold
winters and hot summers, with
terrible cyclones, prevail, who
comes to the coast with some
means, advantages that no other
county In Oregon poaeeahcs.
Much has neon written of this
western country that requires a
vtretch of the imagination to com
prehend, and numerous complaints
are heard from the class who have
been misled by them, feo in this
brief sketch the writer desires to
avoid exageration as to its present
and prospective advantages, asking
those In the east Into whose hands
this may fall imrticularly thoM)
who have theireyes directed towards
this coast to pertiM) it carefully,
feeling that It is not written to luro
immigmutH within its borders, but
only a a truthful description of a
land which, if it does not "flow
mill: and honey," contains within
its bosom wealth and resources equal
to any other country on the Pacific
side of the Itocky mountains.
lsotwnAitira.
Marlon county is bounded on the
north by the Willamette river and
Uutte deck which separates it from
Clackamas county; on the east 1
Clackamas county and tho Cascade
mountains, which separate it from
Wneco county; on tho south by the
Kaiiiinm river and the north fork ol
the Suiitiam, separating it from
Linn county.andon tho west by tl.e
Willamette river.
l'HYSICAI, rOHMATlON.
The county contains, includii'
THE BEST STOCK OF STOVES
IN THE CITY IS AT
R. M. "WADE & CO'S,
282 to 286 Commercial Street, SALEM.
Garland Stoves,
Cliarfor Oak Stoves,
' Brighton Ranges,
AND MANY OTHER LEADING STYLES.
AI.no a Cumpli'lc Stork of Hardware and Farm Machinery, Wagons ami Carriages.
J.D.McCully,
IS KECEIVING A FINE LINE OF
d eaa E
H AT S
-AND-
FURNISHING GOODS, ETC.
2-1!) COMMERCIAL STREET,
SALEM, OREGON.
lill rvMiiitiniiiigttlnt silver," which
ifup iMMfHiofMMt, ere ivinoved
lie (Iwlare hn fHet the prlir of stl
MTOiiiuou woui.l H.lvailee from !tt
(vnUailotliuv.il iir.H-.iir ..rl.. ...
CI tkl .1.. ...... .. .' '.'"
t..-, ...i me price in liittl, by
Mime mutinied eorielatliiu of value,
would return to it former htan.Jaitl.
Allot which ftcl Ur a lnueh re
la I ; oil loeitel, t,tl.r ,, theuppy of
milk iK'n-apltnofour town cow, to
UtaMiuuiheriifiuIlk ticket heltlhv
tho milkmen.
Hut the fin, of the thing eonUt
In thegoMTiior aUrtliiK nut to iwtr
the protective jmlley to Mndeiv, anil
Momilug h..rt in hUma.l ewvor to
llialt thai the protective imllev al
rwly eMend.il to the ullwr tiiterc.t
lie InllMUil to the hight of NlMinlitv.
rorhaiwhe think thU U an lnt.
gent ilM-iiNl.iiiotthi tMrttriiueatlnn.
A.v tMliorlal writer In the ten
tury nwke (hi ehtvrml sUtenient:
"The Koideit lime of Hu, px.llUeUn
ha mmI tn thb. eouutry. We are
eiilerliiN i ii pm In 'which he
inuM ytmy m minor part. We have
-lived lite I'ukm, and Mw turn our
atleiilloii to the problem of how Ut
b fliMb to W. JO..L .,...', j, " "A V,rM " l r
bk.i ,( iu UH. Hnk. R0kln. 1 m'"nuhl. ruKulatlou ,tf
teu liMMuiiMbU U. -uh - T.. ! ""?' Mia1tlou rf Uw UHrt
kwhu tHiiuuwmt uiitverMil
ntlvntiou. Iu evrv mate tltc uv
me MMorldiMt Uqa. TleV -how
t4l the iMrihuueul of glau low at
M been dUolml, WMI the uarlta-
oviiic immmm u, lHW(
went of
WW Ml t exueuae .! llu. ......... i
mlhen.w. vlHUtHMl)' lu4luuil
lueh mml ljuJkv. -t.Vu U
elaiMMa I. tieuvltlvd by a m ,
liHiulmt. Mm IMltu. u k
" - uuiniirr tu dkiiti
.. . w-i : ,feAi.A..i tm .. .1... .
funwa; wtudoH itU. niuw-jKTT w "mikwmw mituot
Wttto, .hl(. h,kU,, nrtSri!ud ' ' )WW"
kk Mbei. tw z Jt!r ." r -.rMnh tokuH ibt (r
' " HU ! UutaLIu .. & . . .
. . " "miiMiw M inikv klltkt
vw elRvi .u luiiuwvvuiMiti M their
ol ni.llik, H wlU b UinmtrH
Ui-lrowtitut-Wtwil mwUom Wl(l
"I'W oundltyi miu! i.,
hk Nuilr lib the uwu WOm
fliMttiuiar belaU I., ul-w.
ll HihiU U well u ) ih Hm
poMiUl- ubjutHKMi U. lUe um
tkM H U tfWNU Ma-Mur. U
rquln ib mwmum)' oftk- itmmty
to Uiy .xMwIll SMMtMII of UW
tmllkiev,r woUi, mm! ruin nut
le- iban tkfiQi imiwl ihww
bilb-koflf wkiu jkaiU
lift ft.
HMftite r Ufc lllUl B
lMtJP. mmI 1 wtU not hawattytWn,.
to. wtUi lauifoi." How wtmw
ptil Um ooium of Um nil mini
- u, ihk tUrXmTk
valley, prairie ami mountain lamU,
alMiiit 0 Xl.lKM) acres.
Tin re are two main divisions, tin
mountain ami tlm valley. Tie
latter extends from tho AVillamelt.
river to tho foot of tho Casii..'.
mountains, a distance of about Ill
tec n miles.
The mountainous portion contain;,
some fourteen townships of moMlv
unsiirveyed land; lying in a slr.'i
twelve miles north and south I a
forty mllcH east and west, and eoii'
prics all classes of land, from ih-h
narrow valleys in tho passes, up
through all tho grades of rolling,
hilly and broken, to that of ltiek
houiid canyons ami iuacccssil e
craggy peaks. It Is generally heav ily
tlmlicred, ami In tho near fittinc
will be valuable for its lumber sii
ilies. Tlnso hills ami mouutai'
aMiiril a wonderful Hummer nin.
for slock, anil many of tho more 1 1.
terprHng fanners tiro availing then
Ivea of this opportunity, and wli. i
the cold frosts of autumn upprom-ii
(be stock are brought out to fresl
jutstures, thus enabling them to sui
vlve the winter storms with link
care. (IIUUT AllVANTACU.
A dii'liletl advantage Marion coun
ty ha over many others Isthedi
veralllftd fanning interest tluit can
be carried on tnrought the emu.
year; uotwlthstbutllng thlslsaw.i
climate during tho winter mouth
the uplands aro seldom too wet t
worn, ami long iteiore uie jirttir .
farmers are through with their .!
lug, the hill farmer Is preparing f.a
hi summer work. And yet tin
low land are much preferred I"
many; the yield per acre Is gcnen.ll
greater, ami jHTluqw lea labor i ie
iiiirvd to place the Mill in priMi
iMiulltlon for erow; ami then sboul.l
the Mwaon prove dry, the Ikiii..h.
lands aiv sure to bring the U-i
emiM. No better farming land i. in
be loilllil ill tlie Clllteil State dial
that on the nottnl Howell pnun.
rreiicu praine, Mtntiai
Hiem ltraine. rue m
uoiiilerAilly ittxxluotlv
eultlvatloii, forty bu.h
unit amy of onta jer aen etm be
i.-adlly ecnrHl.
KAfll.lTII FOR WAKKKT.
The Willamette river, with iwn
..iu of rnilroad ninnlng the euiiie
ugih of the county froni north to
nth, with the Oregon Paeitlc rm d
.roMatng the aouthwt corner f tbe
painty, alforiU ample forilittt-. to
reach a market iuauy dlreetk.n.
8.V1.KM
U Uie capital of the slat,- uu.l
inanity neat of Marion countv, miii
..utl on the Willamette rivVr-aiul
on th O. C. mllnaol. Citlv
liilliUug have been erected, among
which the aUle caiiltol bulldlnir.
iMiuityixmrt hotue, Cheinekete hotel,
'.'?? h,H'. JHlblle hehtml
UiUdlng, Cutbolle ehi.l buildiuir
MelhixlUt eburcl,, WilUvmette Ini
vtndty, and immv- jwivate re.I.Ku,v
ami buainew bfockn. which will
oomiMiv fcvonibly wlUi older nn.l ,
OKNKHAU
All Uilum eott4dml,tlwWUUm
. tie vslleyluw Um Inwt oouutrv In
Um world, awl Marion county W
aUait eeiilatHlly lotMtetl UierViu
Hw MIVKIUg ihmimm in til W4.
u oMier optmrtu little. (n Ik
iiUVrwl, than are AmiihI Um. l'ersoiu
dealriiui InlbrmaUen refardluj:
Marlon voiinty or tlw WHWm-uJ
valkty, thtvso Mrantlag ftvrmlnr
UvimW. 4ok Ikrnw, IhwIimm pwivrty
and ratably IntoniMd by wUreilni
,,te.M?'Lk,0WH.llnu Willi.
CbawWrtla, rl wtt uwu.
asSLtefe? Wk, 6Uo, tJK
m il Ikf (Wl rf JUw.
tti.iiinpjjMj.iij "'iiiuiiMimi in 1 1. !. iiiiii wifrTlTimnwTTFnimni.i"""'""""'w-f
i WM. BROWN L CO.
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1 BJ O 1 Q 1 T S
JO Cl ' H
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Lcatlicr and Minsk ywrf
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aw ymhA
Couservatory of Music of
"Willnincto University.
FIRST PUBLIC CONCERT
BY
MISS FHAXKIE P. JONEs
And pupils, Assisted by .
MRS. W. A. WETZELL, OF PORTLAND
Miss Xettle Louise Brown, Prof. J. M. Conn.
Mr. J. II. Kois, and Z. JI. l'arvln. "nef.
Wednesday Evening, May
EEED'S OPERA HOUSE.
PAUT I. ,
Orchestra
Andante and Alletfro Vivace, from Over-
turo to William Tell Resslnl Schmidt
Muses Dalrymple, Hughe, Brcyman and Her
nolds. '
Grand Valso Brlllante Chontn
Miss Edith HuRhes. plD
Ojos Criollos (IMhco Cnbalne) Gottschalk
Ernani, Ernanl Involaml v.-.,
Mrs. W. A. Wctzell Q1
I.cs Couriers .... rii...
Miss Jessie Dalrymple.
The Jolliest Boys Alive Emerson
Messrs. Parvln, Bngley, Cooke and Burke
Maiden's Blush Waltz Kiniel
Mistcs Jessio Ilreymnn. Ethel Crane, Jlnii
Hirch and Blanche Woodford.
Linda de Chamouny(FantasIo)
t t- . Donlzettl-Hnntea
Mrs.L.Kuhn.
Carnival of Venice lUrtnun
Prof. J M Coomer
PART XI
Last Rote of Summer ' Dressier
Misses Lulu Smith and Lena Breyman
Moonlight Sonata (last tno movements)
Miss Laura Goltra. BCethTCa
Reading (selected) Nettie Louise Urn.
Concert. Stuckc, Op. 79 Weber
MissJ'rankio P Jones
Bobolink Blshsp
Mrs Wctzell
Wollenhaupt s Grand Concert March Berg
Mrs Krausc, Misses Moore,' Scnber and
Moores
Vocal solo (selected) . Mr J H Ross
Sounds from the Ohio ueri
Misses Lulu Hirsch, Jessie Brcyman, Mabel
Adair and .Toauette Meredith
Admission, 60 cents. Reserved seats now on
sale at ration's hook store.
SSOOO
. 2S00
17M
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
OFFERED BY
s k Chamberlain.
CO ncic, .') miles from Salem, highly
ciimvateu
4 lots good houso nml barn, ICnst Sn-
5 lots, linely sltunted I I
tjuunercsi nines irom Miucm. well
Impioved, pan bo dlvltleil Into 3
or lour tracts 10,000
200 acres, miles lrom south of SMem,
lair lmprovememcnts,llno timber
and Avatcr 3210
1 block of land. 3 houses, rent for ?12
each, pays Interest on S 1000 3000
80 nci e .-, miles south of .Salem, fair
linprov ements 2M0
5 acres, ndJoiuInK city limits, In
meadow 1200
1 lot, good house and barn, adjoining
court liouso bloclc 1S30
1 acre, Salem, new houso and barn,
plenty of small fruit 2000
The foii-going Is but a partial list of the
bargains wo have to oiler.
WILLIS & CHAMBERLAIN.
Opera House, Court Street, Salem.
" A New Ml III Wool
CASH PAID FOR
Wool, lliilps, Tells ami hn.
No. '.''il I'oinm.M.'hil Mrift,
SALEM, - - oilKdOX.
I am now In the market soliciting the
trade nt all who buy their early supply ot
wood in the .summer months. I am pre
paicd to saw, bpllt and store nil cord
wood sold to my customers In
lots .irom six coriU to any lnrgo amount
desired. A lnrcrnnnil wnll Kplontml Rtvlr nf
all kinds of wood. May mill June I offer
extra Inducements and it will pay you to
... mm get my prices riglil nwity. All
wood corded at your placo of residence or
business and then saw ed nnd stored. I also
oiler extra Inducements to t hoso who wish
to buy In single cord lots bv the year. My
otllcelswlthU.W. Johnson, 2Z Commer
cial stu-et, where I will be glnil to see nil
of my old customers and many new ones.
Huv once with this system of handling
wood and you will nlw.ivs continue
t' GEO. D. GOODHUE.
IoVU'll imiirii'. . . .,. - .....- . , uimuuiuiuKan
s3 HACKS-:-AND-:-BUGGIES'
uu ir ii.-.. i , ""wwiviiuu t
Wli illy
Hhii f)ii ' '--yyf Ky
make und the u rn uMK
Every one Warranted!
JOBBJNG and HORSESHOEING.
Bills Wanted.
1 he Mate Insuiiinco Company of Salem,
Oregon, will rccelv e bids for the election ot
ii . three story (brick and mansard roof), ol
iice builillng. I'lansandspcclllcatlonsmay
be seen at the olliccof Walter Pugh,. Salem,
Oregon. Bids will be dosed on the 15th, at
-o clock p.m.
The right Is reserved to reject any and nil
isTATK
by
INSURANCE COMPANY,
J I. W. CtoTTLK, Sec'" nnd Mgr.
c"v
ockihkr - and
I Sit I .t !.
;; " K" "uwn&igned. vnunm
'd iH t , .,, A wt, laiemT,i,
aud iir-
OHLE.
Capital Lumbering Company!
HANUWlTTKIBh. OK AM. LKALKH8 IN
by Variety of Orep aa
Dressed and Undressed.
IWWTA.VrkY ON lANj
Shingles, Laths, Pickets, Fence Posts
BOXES. Etc.
Proposals For Wood.
SEALED IMt01O.SAr-S WILL BE 1IK-.-S,
ve,!.'.,t, .,he 0,m'e of Ue secielarj' ''
suite unt 11 12 si of May 20,lSi nr the de-
merj .in or before July IS, on the aipltol
grimiids of I, coids of ouk and 75 cords ol
nr wood.
ttek must he either grub or sound bo.l
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