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EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL
WKDXEMDA Y, J UXK 27, 1888.
Overland to California
Southern Pacific Company's Lines.
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ELEGANT PULMANfa'ALACE CARS.
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II. HOlCOMIMUoiil.'Miinwf.:
THE YAQUINA ROUTE,
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Wlllnmetlo Rivor Lino of Stonmers:
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S.VIU.MI VUTItS.
kTCAMIMM, I'WkM u' ftt-yxciacu
niuaitiotif Vatl. .. ...... July a
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tsamuw.
fMOM AI('INA.
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July M
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WIIUm.lUiVMllOJ.
WiUmniMI. ViUWy
WlfUimtii- VIWy-
ThI toHitiMMUr rwirv lh nghl to
ottaucv Mtillua oan wllnuut nutltw.
N. It- l'Miim frimt IWMauii aud all
WllWinriii' allt k4uu iv. n maa iiim
nmuixsinn vrlih tlin tmln t iha
YAOI'i.N , IU(!TKal Alliauy iwr iXkrvallk
Mnl If ihtliirtl to Mau KraucUm, .lamia
arruuri-in Mi-rtv at aqulua lb t-vrninf
iHUktrv tint of aalllim.
. raoraarr ud IW(M KMm U4W IW
ifPHiAN i' IK Kwtaitt and IVkH
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C H. HAWKtX. Jr. 0u1r
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Mau Kraot-tans 111
WELL DIGGING.
tK lltvl'MHKK UM
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la niyJjjfUi
V ateri a4tMa.
laytomcw. or aai
3Ai-liM UATWS,
olIVIXU, HAW IYTTIXU
Q hutudiikj MaaUj duto.
AMI
A IJOOTlIIiACK AND A SCKUH.
Wlirre Some Military Gentlemen
Were Left in the Itace of Life.
Hello, tliure!" oxclalmeil a portly
feiitluiiinii. "Jlellu, there, Major!
Ihyu you filial tlmt order of Mul
borry AOreeii'Myut?"
"Yom nlr," roplied the MnjoT, an
ordinary looking iiidivliltial, with
clothing mjildly falling Into khmU-
"I HtintKe Cantaln Jlladotworth
attondod to the copying of the let-
lernv"
"Well no; the fact In, the cap
tain him been on another wpree, and
mo f got one of the olllco boy to do
the work."
"The captain 1 getting worae, eh!
We'll have to win! him adrift if he
doemi't brace tijui little. Can't hImiiiI
much inure ol bin noiiciiHe. You
may tell him that one more mirop
and he g(K-n. IJ'yi hear, major?''
"YcHHlr; I'll tell tbecaptaln; but
f fear there'w little hojie for him."
"Yen. he has irotnrettv bad. that'n
a fact; but we'll give lihii Just one
more chance. Hut where I Colonel
JlloiuIoyV"
'J'bo colonel N tlown cellar fixing
the furnace."
"When ho conien up tell him to
wiwli the wIikIowh In my olllco here,
and while be Is about it he niav as
well cloau all the windoWH. 'i'ho
Ciiloni'l Ih g.'ltlng mighty la.y of
late, aud wo must keep him at
HniiiethliiK or he'll die of dry rot.
And, by the way, major, nond Gen
eral li'.tin here Inunedlately."
"Hog your pardon, wlr, lint the
general Ih out In the back room
blacking my Ikki.h; hIiuII I let him
llulrth them HiHtV"
"Oh, yen; I'm In no particular
hurry, but as HooniiH begets through
Hond tho general here. I want him
to sweep out and clean tliUHu euspl-
(lorn."
Tho writer, who was nivsent at
this couvurnation, could not refrain
from asking the gentleman first
mentioned a few quewllmiH.
"Who Is that man you called ma
jor V"
"Th it Ih Major Ktrmig. lie lias a
lino military record, and wa-Hoveral
times meiitioiied In general onlers
for gallantry on the Held."
"And who Is the Captain HiailtM
worth you snoke of?"
"Why, Is It possible you never
hoard of Captain DlatiesworthV Jie
was ono of the most elllcleiit Hue
olllccrs In tho Hervice. A splendid
disciplinarian aud a perfect tiger In
battle."; d g ; -
"And now be Imi drunkard?"
"Ye; when the war ended the
captain went right down, and lie bus
been down ever since."
"And this Colonel Hlousley, who
II mm furnaivM and cleans windows
miri'lv his title Is given to him
through facet lousiitW.'"
"Not a bit of It. I have seen the
colonel many a time at the head of
bis regiment, and a very superior
ofllcor he was, too."
"And this General Mean?"
"A full .MaJur-Goni-r.il, sir. He
did excellent service In tho Army of
the I'otouiiic, aud you'll lliidhls
name hi connection It I a nlmiwt all
the leading cventis In tho Virginia
campaigns." ;
"Andnowhe Isa bottblaek and
general scrub?"
"Oh, that's nothing; Ufo 1m full of
cbiiugt'M, you know."
"Hut, .Mr lloiiilngton, you were
In the army, Ik), I believe."
"Yon."
"An oltlcer, of oourwo?"
"Not 1. I was high private In
therttir rank, and carried a musket
for four yours." Hoston TnuuMTlpt.
Uw I'rK'iMl srlti i.
HiHwntly an atlvertUeinent aj
ptMitd in h Now York papor to the
olleot tlmt a iHHtaln dry goods Iidiimi
on Hromlway rvquirtHl the s.'. leiw
of a youth who understood bm't
hand and I .vkiv riling, for which
they would pty tho ntunlrtce.it auiu
of f I per wifk. Mr. H. I'owll, a
well-known meniUr of ri.vnioutb
Chunli. tvpllwl totliegvuenituotlr
an follows :
"Gentlemen : In nuitwer to your
mlvertlsemeut of this dato for ii
youth fumlliHr with shorthand anil
tyMwrltlnx to mcmM with isimy
Hinleiuv, saUry H nr week, I
would wv tiiat I known youth who,
UliU thee tpiHlltleMtious, iMWaoas
i a critical kuowlmlgt, of si nnsl
ern laaguiig, HMWellR dntwlng,
pulntltiK, Htvlilus'tutv, toJjraph,v
lUtiul hu1 Mibiiuiriiie), c:in piny h
aiur drum, tench rot U-r-ki ting, l
a proiulaiug liicht-wwlght ih'Mpimt,
in tvllgloii h Htrlft ChIvIiiNi, In di
itorluicnt, a CbcatcrniM, n ul 1 atl
tioni In liiiutr.
"'I'liUt lail la Huxiou io work for
your firm for 1 1 sr woo.-., fur the
iVMaou w ho iMMt-rta) that iu enav
you ahoulti fall at any time to y
lilui, be ill iu4 loaf ao much ; m m
will not tkivrpt your Ua lttrtal oltlw
of ftuir tlollnrw.
"1 lum aujQrrUU to him tlmt Iu
raae he -houltl ucvol this laitur Aiul
Urgvr aum, tiie ikmhmmIoii of ao Urm
aauuiof uioiMty evwy wwk nilgut
Iirove a tutttitlloii far ixoipio U) rub
ihu, nutt MrhaM letul hliu Into lw
llMMtKl waVa.
'lu thk Ue MiuiHirH with m. )l
la -?rfvtl,v wllttiiy to acrubout Uw
alorv, huatly tullttlng HMtrUl
aAiuutl itM yurvl, llok IW poatiuiP
inia iuhI run on mtmkU, whu
uot tHtmurwl In abort JahihI i rillug,
w k Uu'i! lhiaw io Amu a prt ur
th iat'Utkcr4ktHr' ttutlm.
"KhouUl lu ouu, wi w III Uwa
atsoharg your Jiuillur and one Win
4MT, aud allow hitu to till Uwlr
0ata tu hla Maurv hour? H
ouMllklhU.
"Mm m ml Ih iniinuuv of Cl-
TV Ct-WHrHT)' Ml IWt'lTV o'chx-k to-1
ivlfht, Kltd I Will iBtiMdthv u o I
IkbyoMth, wbeu ywi vmii iu- a ri
MUUBO OH aww itn.l lira liutt I
tturuUk v4 1-UalUttia."
HUUMUIMC
LANDS A.Ml HOJIES.
Ararioit county Is sltuatel in the
leart of the magnificent Willamette
vulley, the central gem in the clus
ter of rich counties that form that
princely domain, and is the banner
commonwealth of the great north
west In all the essentials that go to
ward making it a profitable abiding
place, and a home for the thrifty
'.inner, the cunning artisan and the
ndustrlous mechanic.
llich in its agricultural resources
iu its cultivated and uncultivated
lands, In its water powers, and
minerals; rich in its colleges and
-bools of learning, and witli a
.limate unsurpassed for its salubrity,
it TirttwntH to the immigrant from
f the overcrowded states, where cold
winters and not summers, witli
terrible cyclones, prevail, who
comes to the coast witli sonic
means, advantages tlmt no other
o'lnty in Oregon possesses.
Much has uecii written of this
ui-stirn country that renuires a
itretch of the imagination to com
prehend, and numerous complaints
ro heard from tho class who have
hcen misled by them, so iu tills
liricf sketch the writer desires to
ivold exagoration as to its present
and prosjH-e'.ivc advantages, asking
thoie in the east into whose hands
tills may fall particularly thot-e
who have their eyes dircctctftowanis
this coast to iieruso it carefully,
feeling that it Is not written to lure
immigrants within its borders, but
only as a truthful dlscrlption of a
land which, if it does not "flow
milk and honey," contains within
Its bosom wealth and resources equal
to any other country on the Pacific
side of the ltocky mountains.
JIOUNDAIUES.
Marlon county Is bounded on the
north by the Willamette river and
Hutte creek which separates It from
Clackamas county; on tho cast by
Cliiclcniiiiis count v and tho Cascade
mountains, which separate it from
Wasco county; on tho south by the
Hantiani river and tho north fork of
the rNintiani, separating it from
I. inn eounty.nnd on tho west by the
Willamette river.
1'llYSICAI. FOKMATION.
The county contains, Including
valley, prairie and mountain lands,
about 0 K.0(H) acres.
'I here are two main divisions, tin
mountain and tho valley. Tin
latter extends from tho "Willanietti
river to tho foot of tho CnsciuU
luiuintalus, a distance of about lli
tet a miles.
Tho mountainous portion contains
some fourteen townships of niosti
uuHiimyjcil land; lying in n strip
twelve miles north and south h
forty miles cast and west, and com
prises all classes of land, from ilch
narrow valleys in tho pastes, up
through all tho grades of rolling,
hilly and broken, to that of rock
bi.und canyons and inaccessible
craggy peaks. 1 1 Is generally heavily
tlnibo"rod, and in tho near futuie
will bo valuable for Its lumber nil) -
plies. These lulls ami mountai.
r.Ilbrd a wonderful summer nuij
for stock, and many of the more e
terprlslng farmers aro availing then
selves of this opportunity, mid w hi !
the cold frosts of autumn approml.
the stock aro brought out to in-'
pastures, thus enabling them to s. i
vivo the winter storms with liti'i
euro.
(1HKAT ADVANTAOIS.
A decided advantage Marion coun
ty has over many others Is the til
v'orsltlwl funning interest tlmt can
bo carried on tlirought the entiit
yettr; notwithstbnding this is a wt
climate during tho winter niontlu
tho uplands aro seldom too wet V
work, and long before the pmirl,
fanners are through with their scim'.
Ing, the hill fanner is prewiring rot
bis summer work. And yet tlu
low lands aro much preferred b
many; the yield per acre Is generall
greater, tiiui lierhans low laUtr is re
ipilivnl to place the Mill Iu proper
isiiiditioii for cro)s; aud then should
the season prove dry, the bottom
lands ari sure to bring tho beai
crops. No better funning land ouit
l found In tho United States tlmr.
that on tho noted Howell prairie,
l-'rvnch prairie, Santlam prairie and
Saleiu iirairle. The soil of thew) are
wonderfully productive. With (food
cultivation, forty bushel of wheat
and sixty of oats iwr aetv can be
lemllb- iHourHl.
IWCtUTlKfiVXtlt MAKKKT.
The Willamette river, with two
limy of railroad running the oiitliu
lougth of tho county from north to
utli, with tht) Oregon Paeillo road
ertwalug the Miulheast corner of tho
canity, aiiUnU ample facillthM to
reaoli a market In any direction.
SALKM
' the capital of the stale ami
. uul.v aval of Marion county, situ
,'nluu the Willamette river ami
. the O. C. rallroal. CtattJy
i. IdlngH ha"e been erected, auMtng
- Ideh the state capitol btlUdllUf,
unity eHirt htaiae, Cheiuekelehotal,
, ra uouae, new mliUe aoltooi
'ikltllikir. Catholic m1hh1 building,
.ethiMtM ehurvh, YYlllaiuette UnJ-
ixlty, aud nuuiv private ndenow
i ni bualiHwa liKK'ka, which will
vMiuiauv favorably with older aud
Lirgur elttat.
OKNKK.k.1.
All tltlOM oonalderwl, the Willam
eteo -aUv him the 1 eouulry la
the world, aud Marion iuut' la
.lUmt eeuterally located Ummm.
1V thoaw aMklug hotuea iu th Wa4,
uo bettor otMrtuutUea nan bt
ottered, tluui aw fou ad w lVraaiw
dauic tnAMiuatfaw rwcarAtag
Ntariuu vxntlttx or the 'WlilaUMtle
valtoy, thoa M anting ntrmtac
lauda. atk Rkruia, buaimw itrofMrtr
or city reaWeuco. will be urompltx
aud reliably lulbniMd by addraaaUaf
Hie wll knewu flnu of AVUlte A
Chambaiittt, real aatate aate,
HaMM uoum block, Sdeui Orcoon.
i. tvi ni
lltgbel twJ t-rii, ii,l fa wool
U tim OfMM Houaatvloek.
'. LYY.
OnOCEllIES.
No Cure for Cliills and Fever.
ThLs te not a patent medicine lad. but
an announcement of our new Importation
of
KETTLE RENDERED LARD,
An article which must be GOOD to
sell and we have It. Send us
your order.
KELLER & S0ISTS.
Tlie Grocers.
The nc.it time you buy Tea come to us
and try our new brand of Canister
Tea. Only CO cents for a full pound.
Try Cream Wheat for breakfast.
Use Germeu and you will have a rich
dish.
Try Cereallne once. It cooks In ono
minute.
Full Line of Fresh Vegetables Daily.
Cherries, Bananas, Oranges, and
Lemons.
New Potatoes very fine.
KELLER &. SONS,
Tho Grocers.
Specialties in Fruits
Evaporated Apples,
Evaporated Peaches,
Evaporated Nectarines,
EvaporatedHApricots,
Evaporated Pears.
Dried Peeled Peaches,
Dried Peaches,
Dried Apricots,
Dried Currants,
Dried Apples,
Dried Grapes
Oregon Petit Prunes,
Imported German Prunes,
Smyrna Figs,
Raisins,
Persian Dates,
Weller Brothers'
301, Commercial Street'
GRANGE STOR13
Salem Co-Opcraiive Association
P. of H.
DRAT.L'llS IN
Choice Groceries,
Frovisiors, Fruits,
and Vegetables,
Crockfy, Glassware,
Butter, Eggs,
and Lard.
A.L,t, KINDS OK
Produce Boucrlit!
JAMES AITKEX, Manager.
26 State St., - - - SALEM, OR.
Cash Grocery Store,
ISAAC S. STEINER, PraerMor,
181 v &mw v St., v Samim.
Alfktll sioak til......
flrtMrits, Caw! Gm4s, Fits VogdaMti,
m. J tut rwelvtst; ulce arUete Iu
New -:- Orfeans -:- Baking - MoiattM.
H lave ami x I jve Taint .j,
HUNTLY & McFERSON.
House, Sign
AND
General Painters.
Kttominers, Piper Hangers and
moors tors.
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srcsR.rr&
SUomSSlmmvSSSStSSti
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W l UUMKB,
Teaclier of Nlusio
AJk4 tabia aUkia of Mwtaal laatra.
mm. nti)a.twaaeiiai mrwt. ia-
naaHt mmavm urn
SEW ADVEKTISESIENTS,
A POSITIVE FACT.
The most complete stock of DRY GOODSJare to be found at LITfJf &
BROWN'S.
The bestossortmeut and most reasonable prices in Parasols and Sun Shades
at LUJSTN & BROAVN'S.
Ovor one hundred embroidery suits in Batlse, Zephyr, Nansook, Kwis
etc. all colors, and prices low at LUNN & BROWN'S.
A fine stock of Dress Goods, Silks and Trimmings best assortment of
Gloves in Silk, Lisle and Kid Gloves, at LUNN & BROAVN'F.
Carpets, Curtains, Curtain Poles, Hugs, Drapery Chains, Stair Caps, etc.,
etc., nt LUNN & BROWN'S.
i
Do not forget the place and name 2jC, Corner State and Commercial St,
LUNN & BROWN.
J. D. McCtilly
IS RECEIVING A FINE LINE OP
flATS
FURNISHING
240 COMMERCIAL STREET,
Wl, BROWN 4 COT
-DHALKR IN-
B O O T S
Ma i i i "mi ' --
Leather
and Findings!
o
CASH PAID FOR
Wool, Hides, Pelts anil Furs.
No. 381 Commercial Street,
SALEM, - - OREGON.
SlECIA-L OPPER'
OX LARGE BODY FIR WOOD.
1 oiler the Uet quality of large llr wood
In tUeoonl lot anil oer, a ed twice, at
3 )ermril; miml once, 10. If you want
llio beat fttme W11.HI. tlielMt fiirnuortt.M,l
and the uheaMat wood you can burn, give
im 3 ..ui imwr -y ruer wkpii now will
lielil gixnl ui September 1st. No jiaymeut
iletuauilwt until wood in delivered. Now
tayour time to enae your winter's iui
ply of wood.
, KO. I). GOOimUK.
OtHw with (J. v. Johnson, aR5 0ommer
cUUlreet. HENRY SCHOMAKER,
Manutuaurer ot
'Die SWaitl Winatin Fence!
Nb. 290 Coeamclfil St.
All St?rts tl PtNM M ( Onltr
ON SHORT NOTICH6
KOH SALE.
OoeapaaoT
IfMMOld.
OaaaunaMOIH
Twouom.
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ON
Oorcull
tu hana
H,ltow.
IHibtellaniiaa.
yt iwrUndan aail at FH. WtnicrsA
aloea, atUairi (trm
CLOTHING
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AND-
GOODS, ETC.
SALEM, OREGON.
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- v T J
FRUIT WANTED
-BY Tin:-
WILLAMETTE VALLEY JKUIT GO.
At their Evaporator
A.pples,
Plums,
Prunes,
Pears,
At the Highest Market Price,
factory neHrthe iw8eiiger dejxit.
Th9 BUYBES' QTJIBE Is
isausd Mvroh and Sept.,
oaoh year. It l aa ency
clopedia of useful Infor
mation for all who pur.
ohase the luxuries or the
nacaasitiM of life. We
oart olothe you and furnteh you with
all Uie neoesaary and unnecoaaary
appllonoea to ride, walk, dance, sleep,
eat, fUh, hunt, work, go to oburcn,
or stay at home, and in various sizes,
styles and quantities. Just figure out
what is required to do all these thins
COMP0RTASLY. and you oan make a fail
estimate of the value of the DTJYEBS'
GUIDE, whiah will be sent upon
raaelpt of 10 eanu m pay postage,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
111-11. i aoaoigan Avenue, Ohieago.IU.
M. M. MEAD,
PRACTICAL CUTLER
Fitter Saws a Specialty.
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