Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, November 13, 1889, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OAPITAJD evehixg joubnal. PIOUSSHEBMANITES. A Peoullar Class of PeopuTLlving In Alabama. w r .4 Thor Are Honest, Temperate, Wash One Another! Feet, Hat Merer Cut Their - Hair flellgloua Enthusiasts Full of Quaint Concelti. Tho other day & rough-looking country man walked Into a general supply storo In this city and stated to the proprietor that ho wanted to purchase $100 worth of goods on credit, writes a Birmingham (Ala.) cor respondent of the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette. Tho man wore his hair long like a woman, and his beard reached al. most to his waist. His clothes were all madoathomo; they were 111-flttlng and of tho cheapest material, and altogether ho was a strange specimen of humanity. "What is your name!" asked the mer chant, when tho man stated his business. "John Smith," answered tho countryman. "When can you pay for tho goodsl" "I'll pay you in November, when I sell my cotton crop." "All right, Mr. Smith; you can havo the goods." Tho goods were soon loaded on Bmith's wagon, and ho drove away without giving the merchant a note or any kind of security. "Do you know tho man!" X asked of tho merchant "Never saw him before." i "Will he pay you for those goods!" "Certainly." I "How do you know!" "Because he Is a Shermanlte. He Is "a member of a remarkable religious society, and If ho failod to pay a debt ho would be expelled from his church, and driven from tho community In which he lives, In dis graco. I may not s eo or hear of him again until next November, but if he is living he will come and pay me every cent he owes me. Tho Shermanites all wear their hair long liko this one, and they are easily rec ognfzod any where." In Lced's Valley, In the northwestern part of this county, thero Is a colony of Shermanites. There are about one hun dred families, and a happier, more content ed people can not bo found in the wor'd. Their religious rites and ceremonies are peculiar. Who founded the Bocioty none of them seem to know, but it is very old, as tho fathers and grandfathers of the present generation were Shermanites. They claim to follow tho teachings of tho New Testa ment in spirit and letter, and thoy behove that only Shermanites will inherit the Kingdom of Heaven. They have churches and preachers and worship In a manner similar to many other religious sects. One of their peculiar rites Is the washing of feet. A foot-washing service is held once every month, at which the preacher washes the feet of every member of tho church. The members then in turn wash the feet of the preacher and of each other. This service usually lasts all day, being interspersed wiin singing ana praying. , Members of all other religious denomina tions thoy regard as heathen, and send missionaries among them instead of send ing them to foreign lands. Shermanites never cut their hair or beard, claiming that Christ never patronized barber-shops. In every home may be found ancient wood cuts representing Christ and His Apostles as wearing long hair and beard. A Sher manlte who falls from grace is lost forever, and he must always live up to certain moral and business rules which are very rigid. To pay all debts is a part ol tbeir religion. No man can be saved, they say, who does not pay his neighbor what he owes him. They never charge one another interest on a loan, and no written acknowledgment of a debt is ever given. The word of a Sher manlte Is his bond, and it becomes his sacred duty for him to fulfill every promise made. They are an industrious people be cause industry is a part of their creed. The Shermanites are all small farmers, but most of them own their farms and some stock. Many of them are compelled to purchase a few supplies In this city every summer, for which they aro unable to pay cash. Where their peculiar religion is known they have no troublo in obtaining all the credit they want. They give no notes or security of any kind, but merchants who bare done business with them for years have never lost a dollar due from a Sher manlte customer.. Their preachers accept no pay for preaching the Gospel, working on their farms during the week as hard as any member of the Church. Divorce is something unknown among these people, and tho women are all virtuous. Drunkenness Is another vfce un known among these people, as they follow to the letter the advice of the Apostle, who said; "Be temperate in all things." Their homes aro models of neatness and comfort, and the stranger is always welcome within their gates. It would be almost an Insult to tender them payment for food, lodging or any other favor shown a stranger. The Shermanites make few converts to thoir peculiar religion, but thoy lose no members, and seem happy and contented In simply holding their own. One remarkable thing about them is that they will havo nothing to do with courts and lawyers. A law-suit in which a Sher manlte was plaintiff can not be found on the court records of this country. They never seek legal advice unless It is actually nec essary. All their differences are settled by arbitration, mutual friends being the arbi trators, and the civil courts are never under any circumstances resorted to. They seek in every way possible to avoid Jury duty or being summoned as witnesses in any cases. They toko no part In politics, and n Bhonnanlte was never known to hold on office of any kind. Some of them vote at overy election, but they have no campaign clubs'in their community, and every man is allowed to vote as he pleases, Many of them never vote at all. ' Tns) first settlers of this Suermanlta col ony came to Alabama from South Carolina and Georgia about forty-five years ago. Tho oldest ot them say their ancestors came originally from New England, but they are unable to ay who was the founder of their society. Win POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. 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All kinds of meats kept ou hand. 5-Wtf For the Public Good. 575,000 10,000 WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY Graduates Students In Classical, Literary, Scientific, Normal, Business, Law, AND MEDICAL COURSES. It I the oldest, largest and least expen sive Institution of learning in the North- WBchool opens first Monday in September Bendforcatalogueto VANBa)yi 1'resldent. Salem, Oregon. OK- SALEM - - - OREGON. Capital Paid up, - Surplus, - R. S. VALLACK, . . President. V. V. MARTIN, - Vice-President. J. II. ALBERT, - - - - Cashier. DIRLCTORSl W. T. Gray, W. W. Martin, J. M. Martin, II. S. Wallace. Dr. W. A.CusIck, J. II. Albert, T. McF. l'atton. LOANS MADE To fanners on wheat and other markets able produce, consigned or in store, either In private granaries or public warehouses. Stale and County Warrants Bought at Par. COMMERCIAL PAPER Discounted at reasonable rates. Drafts drawn direct on New York, Chicago, Hnn Francisco, Portland, London, Paris, liorllu Hong Kong and Calcutta. Northern Pacific Railroad. GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE. TWOFAHTTRA.DAILV.eok A Wonderful Discovery. t,..i . m.iiiMnfl or anreerrl A won derful discover)! Hure prevention nnd cure of uilea and several other dWrder. Send 50 cenu in I. order or?ctnt Mnmr nDd get infornAtlon north thousand half ) 5oUa:SFndtrrt1eet.8an FSffi&l I lO-'Jdwlm SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO And all points East via St. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS. The Northern Pacific railroad Is the only line running Passenger trains, tccond cluss sleepers (free of charge) Luxurious Day coaches. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. Palaco Dining Cars, (meuls 75c) from Port land to tho tint See that your ticket read via the Northern Pacific railroad und avoid the change of cars. Leave Portland at 8 a. m.and &W p. m. dally urrlo atMlnncapolls or HU Paul at 0.0.5 p. m. . . ... Pacikio Division. Trains leave Front and a street dally nt HAi a. m, and 8:10 p. in.: Arrive at Tueoiiia at 7:10 p m and 43U am arrive Seattle fc25a in andfcSSp. ro Tnrougn J'Uliman l uiace ruecpiug inn, elegant ou csiru ueiwe direct. Dally J. H. HAAS, COMMERCIAL, STRI3ET. lay cojcncs, finest iialace dining reen Portland, Tacouia and Hcuttle nllv urvice. A. D. CHARLTON Ast. Oen'lFiun. Agent, l:!l First HU, Cor Washington hi., roruauu, uregon. Depot Corner First andO htrtets. FOR MEN ONLY! APDSIIIICounl(Al Hcrroos D.kUltri U U XLXU tfErrorrEiMJ,tUOU.yti, tVuTi7l-...4 Vr,u, M hJIWf i!Zj.l.lF ..') M- lntlm-fnrtu iSiSiXitM-. t$lfciL'7fit?T It Is nn Indisputable fact that tho hand somcht vcstlbulo trains that aro now run on the American continent aro those on tho Burlington route, leaving from Union depot In Denver, also St. Paul, Immediate ly on arrival of all through trains from tin west. The first and second class coaches nro magnificent, tho reclining chair can suburb, the Pullman blcepers extieniclj luxuriant, and as for tho metis that arc served In those pr.'.nco liurlington dining errs yumyum. Tho next time you go cast to Kansas City, Chicago or 8t. ixnils, If you mention to the ticket agent that you want your ticket to icad from Denver or Bt. Paul over the liurlington route, you will get it, and you will always bo glad ol If you go via tho Northern or Canadian Pacific, tho elegant Ycxtlbtilo trains ol Tho liurlington Iloutc, between Mt. Paul and Chicago, or St. Ixiuls, will carry you along the eastern shore of tho Mississippi river for a dlstunco of XX) miles, amidst scenery thatcannot bo surpassed; or, If you ?o via tho Oregon Short Lino or Southern acillc, and your tlcitct leads via Tilt liurlington llouto from Cheyenne or Den ver, you will pass tbiougnnil tbo thriving cltloe and towns located In what Is popu larly ltuownas the Heart ot tho Continent. For further Information apply to A. C. Sheldon, General Agent, 85 First Htrcet, I'ortiuuu, uregon. i-iuua.w J, J. CULVER County Surveyo' JAMES WALTON, Topographer, W. IUBYARS. Civil Engineer Byars, Culver 4 Walton Surveyors & Topographer! Surveys, drafts, plats maps and descriptions of lauds, townlots, and roads, ditches, streets, sewers, alleys, etc. etc. TnAdnund furnished lit reasonable rtrices. Old1 uoht oolmi iiw. corners anu lines re-cs-w. a u c ourlit tahllshtd from original Tor,.v. Held notes. Grades for dltchts, roads, MrectH or sow ers, with estimates furnished on applica tion, Addreiw County Surveyor' olllce. Sclera, Oregon. A. B. STRANG, No. 103 Commercial Street, SALEM, - - OREGON. -DEALER Iff- STOVESand RANGES Plumbing, Gas and Steam Filling. Tinware and Artistic Metal Work a Specialty. n- Agent for the UICIIAUDHON A iu-ivnttIv roMPANY'H Furnaces. Es tablished In MS miuiiiuio nan Mt JUST OPENED. 4. i. . ..i ...- IV. ru-m1tir irntnm r rtnii bqu aaifc "i r""" 1 " und ovftten iu their &Mtmt On Courtl. opiKMlto the opera Iioum) "j1. t.. .... -t .-I ,,i n iliLnn u'ftnlpn ""' """w' " I." dhlKJI. l-wprietor. ANOTHER SPLENDID GIFT! An Elegant Work of Art To every new subscriber or renewal for tho Weekly Globe-Democrat! (Ten Paget.) O N K YB AR, Tho Beautiful Engraving, "THE SCOTCH RAID," n,5r(JVPTT0X,c,?.t,t,lo,?lu.1'!f0l) (lv 1osn Honheur). A companion pleco oi lT1ISllf.9H!VAS"5'h,d, w"9' u,lUl recently, tho premium with tho WEEKLY GLOUE-DEMOCItAT. CwTThe price of the WEEKLY GLOBE-DEMOCRAT, ono yenr. ami the eiigravlng4"TIIE SCOTCH RAID," is only ONE DOLLAR. Subscribers desiring both pictures cau have "Tho Home Fair" for twenty-five cents extra. Postmasters ami news dealers will tako subscriptions, or remit direct lSV-lS , , GLOBE PRINTING COMPANY. 8SySciHl for sample copy of paper. THE YA0UINA ROUTE. OREGON FAW! RAILROAD And Orepon Development company's ftcnimhlp line. SB miles shorter, l) hours -i. .. . J "J "iiiv mint, rirsi. class through pusicuscr nnd frolelit lino Imm l1,!..,.., n..l nil ......... u 7. . ...... I..T .. ..' """ "" l"" " iuo Will lamctte alley to and from Sau Kmnclsco TIME SCHEDULE, (KxceptHundaysj: Leavo Albany . . Leave Corvallls Arrlo Yaqttlna -Lcnve Ynqulna Ueave Corvallls - Arrive Albany 1-00 I'M -1:10PM - MOl'Ji hIS AM llhlKAM 11:10 AM SALEM ! o- O. A f. trnltia nAintr.ni nt in.....u Corvnills. ...u- una The above trains connect nt YAQUINA TrlH.,,l1?iSreK,0". "evclojimont Cofs Mna it Steamships between laqulna and tan SUM.0 DATES. STKAMKRS. FltOU YAQUIN S.!!!nme!! Xn!lcr Monday Sept. J Jjjamc to Va jey Tuesday ' 17 Wlllaiuetto Valley, Wednesday " a, STEAM KIM, rilOM SAN J-KANCISCO Willamette Valley... Wednesday, 8ei)t. 4 W. nmc V,n oy Krl''''V ' 13 W II ametto Valley Saturday l lllntuotte Valley Sunday " at t .x ma nuiiininy reserves tno right to ehaiiKo willing dates without notice. Wlllaiuetto Valley points can make close connection with tho trains of thu YAOUINA nqUTE nt Albany or Con allls nnd if destined to San Kmnclsco, should tirnvngo to arrive at Ynquinu tho evcnlns beforo dato of sailing. rMtnerr an,l Krflght lltrs Alwurs tbo !?WMi,r '"formation apply to .Messrs, HU1.MAN A Co., Freight nnd Ticket Agents nnd 20S Front sU. Portland. Or. or to ' O.C. 1IOOUE, Ac't Gen'l Frt, Pass. Agt., Oregon Pacific K. II, Co. nH.HA8WKI.IWr.acnW',0r Pass. Agt. Oregon Development Co., 301 Montgonicry ft.; San Francisco, Cal Tho Oregon Pnelllo steainbonls on tho Wllhimettco rlvor division will Iphvo Port- iuuu, suuui-uouuu, -Miuuiay, Wednesday and Friday at 0 a. in, YS" V "J orv"'!' Tuesday, Thuredny nnd Saturday at ifc'J) p. in. lx?avo Corvallls. north-bound, Mond.y, Wednesday ami Friday at 8 a. m. Arrlvo at INirtland, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at H::w n. m. On Monday. Wednesday nnd Friday both north and south-bound boats lie ocr night at Salem, leaving thero nt 0 a. in. CO. IIOdtJK, A. O. F. nnd P. Agent. INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT Oiwos Most Lively City! o As we Bend this paper hy thousands ovor tho wholo length and breadth of tho land, many people who know Salem by its reputation will bo pleased with n little history of Its various attractions. -O- Tlie citizens of Salem are a very proud people proud of tho beauty and fame of their city. With 15,000 population, possessing largo wealth, wo enjoy all tho ino'Jurn advancements of our sister cities llko Portland, Seattle and Tacoma and San Francisco. Streets aro lighted by electricity und traveled by horeo cars. Tho most magnificent public water works supply pure water trom tho Willamette in plenty and most adequate llro protection. Wo luvo the district telegraph messenger service, lottor cur riers, two icicgrupn ouices unu two express companies. PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Fine structures abound throughout tho city. Tho school buildings aro numerous und large and tho high school is as grand a pllo as Is often scon. The famous Chemeketo hotel, built us a matter of prldo by Salem's wealthy capitalists, leads all on tho Pacific coast as u line hotel. Tho stute has located hero extensive and imposing buildings, the State house, Stnto Penitentiary, Stnto Insauo Asylum, State Blind School, Slate Deaf and Dumb malo school and the United States Indian Training School. Ele gant private residences uro common but of yet greater Interest than theso u ro tiio miles and miles of pleasant homes of our thrifty mechanics; therein lies tho suicty of our luture. CHURCHES. All denominations havo lirosnerous churches and flno houses of wor ship. Tho Women's Chrlstlun Temperance. Association is (Irmly estab lished and intends building a magnificent business block und is prosper ing. It has a flno library and reading room for public uso. NEWSPAPERS, We havo two dally newspapers. Tho Capital Jouknal is the less aged butusprightlyshect which sprung at onco Into tho full flood tide ot success. Any new enterprise coming to Salem will find able support ers, if they are worthy of it, in tho publlo spirited editors of our newspa pers. AMUSEMENTS. Tho Reed's Opera House is a lame and excellent one. Thero aro numerous summer resorts, several fine parks, an excellent trotting course, bicycle clubs, social clubs, etc. THE STATE FAIR Meets hero unnually and is u great success. It attracts thousands ot people from all sections of the country. NO MALARIA HERE. Tills Is one of those clean, pure Western cities wliero almost no malaria now exist. Ourdcuth rate is way down In the bottom ilgures and wo huve no epidemics. ATTRACTIONS. Our naturul scenery is Swiss-like. Mountains almost entirely sur round us rendering drives outside the city xery beautiful. Rivers und trout streums wood-luuds, abound In every direction. City is pructlcully frco from debt und taxes uro moderate. Our laboring classes never have resorted to strikes, boycotts or anarchism iw wages uro good, work plenty und wttiituhnost unknown. Wo havoull the secret orders in this city thut Is posseted by any other city of twice its population, und all In u flourishing condition. COME WITH US AND WE WILL DO YOU fJOOD. Salem Is u good nluco to live In and It Is u good pluco to do bunlness In. Any new brunch of trudo will prosper hero lor fuellltles uro umplo und competent help plenty. Wo have ull tho motive powers water, steam, gus und electric. Real estate muy bo had for factory bHch ut reu honublo prices. People muy JIvo hero with grout economy, or In luxury. Our bunking fuellltles uro unsurpassed. We huvo u line outlying district of farm lands. Old residents remain, there uro utmost no departures, and new ones uro fast coming amoug us. WHY NOT INVESTIGATE SALEM? If you would learn moro of tho resources of Salem und surrounding country send for tho CAPITAL JOURNAL, tho best paper on the Puelllc coust to-duy for the money. It Is roliuble und stands on Its own footing. Address the Capital Jouii.nal, Sulem, Oregon. J. L. MITCHELL, Malinger. 1'IANOS FOR KENT. Two good upright plan' for rent, ul a nr! 1-hi.i nrL'uii formlu cheap fur cash or on the luitaliiiieut pl-m. Vur Information Inquire or t'roieiwir rurvw m mo ijiimr vatoryof munloorat hi naldeucc. S-IC-im J7C l flOCfiAM","r"cu'lb"aq0 b0 tO $Z0U working, for us. Agents preferred lw run furnlli h-'irso and the their whole time to the bulm. Spare 7... ......... ...!.. I... itr.iHialillM'tlll,loVL'd hl0. INHUItANCK a VJw Vacancies lit town und titles. U.K. JohiiMJU &Co, 1uju Jlulu st.. Ulilimond, N. I), Pimm state ago nud bulne ex, rxrrleucf. Never mind ubout stndiug JOB. ALBEKT, Ant, . . Klen, Omroa I suiiuu for reply, ll.F.J.ACo. wwiui-s mi mm ) (1 o in p a u r . Klru and Ma rine. I OThi nuYBna'OUiDBU lisujd M.vch nd Uept., esch year. It U an enoy clopdl of useful Infor. mstion for J1 who pur chua the luxurlss or the ntoessitlea of life. W cn clothe you and furniah you with all the neoesicry and unneoaeeerjr appliances to ride, walk, danoo, sleep, eat. flab, hunt, work, eo to church, or stay at home, and in yarioaa aiaee, styles and quantities. Just figure out what Is required to do all these things CuMFOnTABli. and you can mkea fair estimate of the ralue of the BIYKUB QUIDH, which will be aent upon receipt of 10 eenU W par poatage, MONTGOMERY WARD A CO. 111-114 Miehifaa ATeatte, Obieao. 111. VIA Southern Pacific Company's Line. THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE. Time Uetwrrn Salem and .San Francl6C0a Talrty-six Hours. OALlrOltNIA KXPIIKHS TIU1N ltUN DAILT. 1IKTWBKN POI1TI.AK1I ANUS. K. B3ulfi; 4:00 p. in. fl:'l p. m. 7M5 a. 111. Iv. I'ortland ArT l.v. Kalom l.v. Ar. Han Fran. I.v. "TJoTthT" TbTtUn, in. 7:M a. in. TM p. in. LOCAL rASSKNOKH TUA1N ( 11A1I.Y ICX OKIT BUN U AY). 8:00 a. in. 11:10 a. m 2:10 p. m. hv. Portland Ar. I iklA p. in. I.v Halum I.v. I ll'.M i. in. Ar. KiiKono l,v. l.oo ii. in PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS. TOURIST SLEEPING CARS. Kur accommodation nt second class passengers attached to ezpross trains, TheH. P. company's lurry makes con noctlon with all tho reKiiiiir trams until Kast HIrio Division from footol 1 strcn Portland. iVest Side Division. Between Portland ' and Cervallis: DAILY (KXCKIT HUNIIAY). TTMii. iri; I I.v.' iraiaWrTrflfflnCTiT. IZ2Tip. m. Ar. ('orvallls l.v. 1: ti j. in. At Alhany und Corvallls connect wliu trains of On icon Paclllo Itallrnad. ThroiiKli tickets to ull jiolnts south and cast via California KXI'llKHSTUAIN (IIAII.Y KXCKI-rHUMDAY tbo ii. iii. I i,v; Portnuiii-"ATrrioo . e.OO p. in. j Ar.McMlnuvllloI.v. 6:13a. Through Tickets To all points - OOUTII and EAST V1A- CaliforniA. Kor lull iniormatinn rripirdini; rales mups, etc., aiply to the Company's nut'iil Halum, Oregon. K. P. HOOKIW, Asst. (J, P. and Pass. Aic't It. KOKIlI.l;it, Manuiier. Oregon Railway and Navigation COMPANY, Columbia River Route.' Trains for the east leave Portland al 7:i5 am and VJ0 inn dully, Ulo tts to and from principal istlnts In tin (JnltudHtatis, Cai ada and Kuropc. Elegaui New Dining Cars. PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPERS. Krea Pamlly SleeplUKCars run through on Kxpnss trains to omaini, loiincii Hill lis and Kuiiwin City wltliout chaiiu co and Puirut Hound lnts. Kor turther particulars address any uiient of the company , or A. L. MAXWELL, . P. T A C.J. HMITII.(Jii,'l MniiUKer, Portland. MAKVKL0US MEMORY DISCO V Kit V. Only G.nulni Slt.m of Memory Training Four Boost Liirntd In ono reading. Mind wandering cureJ. 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