Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-19
At The SOUNDING SEA.
The Journal Mans Notes on
the Briny.
4 LlNhSNN l00KS At SALT WATER.
Disappointment All Around
and Satisfaction at Oregon'S
Watering Place.
YAQUINA

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this year, a ID in place Of eighty men
employed in the car shops the
master mechanic Of the railroad told
me there were only eight But il
has been this way several times be.
fore. Col. Hogg Of New York. who
built the road, who was founder and
builder and is now the president al
this line, is man Of great pride.
and has made millions out Of this
line, which now extends to Bracken-
bush and is headed for Boise CITY.
Idaho. The Chicago & Northwest.
ern railway maua GERS own AN
iDterst in the line.
THE BAY
is iand-locked estuary five or six
miles deep, and a half mile across al
its mouth. Government jeities are
built to narrow it some, and force a
channel over the bar, which Is DOW
in part accomplished. The bay j.
sheltered by softly-rounded rising
hills, OF great natural beauty, cloth
ed in small fir except on the south
where the immense evergreen vir-
gin forest stands, heightening the
be tutful view from the village Of
I Newport on the north bank. All
around the east and south the hills
have in some day past been stripped
of their forest by fires, leaving only
here and there ii tall naked trunk
standing. These trunks surround
the bay on three sides like rampant
of liberty poles, while below the
gently swelling hills rise aud fall
like the smooth CLASSY waves of the
/ ocean.
\ CHEERFUL PIONEER
has just passed away at Fddyvillc.
He was the founder Of the town.
which consists of two houses, bis
own cabin and a postoflice. For
years this strange man slept every
night in his coffin and there he
died. He had also performed the
cheerful task of selecting his own
burial spot and if he had had ime he
would have dug his grave. He now
sleeps in his coffin day and night
l have not been able to learn
whether he belonged TO the order OF
the Truppist monks OF uH,, llr be
certaiuly deserves ;n .e enrolled
among thslr ure- ler--5g-
TIE SEA sEEE.-z-
The -el breeze $ sQ1f=cc 1-ca
which Ine gets q continuous
''1reeze' after one lrrsses -ha Cas-
zdes. The nearsr you rac o. The
suuTe me sl-ltrr grows -le -Grae1l
There r. Strength .l 4vsrv .-ea-
says pate woman u --s s.- who
year after vea- .-lLs 1er~s.F -.
EIUuiIa. We 1ai1 a-~v c-,
ir--s lCv .1 cur arm. all --.. way .1--
81 aa-. >sL,1 a >l-a-- -L-. u,s--.--
-G a I1gE - s-l--aA- .r...s. IL --..-.-.
who 5sE --E .-1z q, I-4- lie rs,.ui-aE 4
any kzz.i cf invalid Treatment. TIE
-lcss1- seems IL be 81 great tonic. 5t
1A-t that j. said may be believed.
NOT RUNNING ON TIME
Il never keep clock in my bar-
ber shop" said the proprietor Of one
Of the most fashionable shaving par
lors in Naquina an The fir, place
a clock costs shop customers.
They come i'm, see what time it j.
ana remember that they have an
and 80, Or, the clock
worries them, for fear that they are
going 10 bt late somewhere, and
they do not enjoy that oomp.Sure .
and serenity NJ mind which alone
makes a good shave possible" A. .
Time seemed to be of very little value
At Oegon's watering place We could
not see what he wanted "a clock f3r
either But there is pacyica, hiat
NTH for heshaver and the shaved ,
\ POEM ON THE BRINN.
No wonder poets have gone into Il
,cstncies over the ocean,
II isa mystery OF mysteries 90 the ,
Its power terrorizc>, a> it, beauty ]
charms.
There is no mouo,ouy ala1, iLe i
ocean, nor dies oa 30.
At the horizon, sl.r q, -a,s 3,
.rowns la tvTlte t4eA-s,-- 81. yclr
'eet il caoc>se> yo- u..- .-, ss4ul.
\ mile away u.1l.g -g-..>,o5 /,
Na>N salut,> yol 0l.A .-s tllu5tr,
'nd sends d., sally trgsyl O. sa-u
you of its coming. A.
There Is uo vlwusr.>.- .>tac.u '
he stationary prairie, go t.e middle "
states and the oceau. sNlvgi ts a.u L
Is no las not >eeu the A.,,-.
uiE INEoF nsEANss>
nom the Pacific htcv lcea- J, -u-
at ANY paig,ra t..e -r.,-
The shadows extend ClI Is aa.i u e
on the south oyNsl, aud tae sas.I
rides ia Ganl-createi, iu divisions
lud bagallions fuhm jQJto sac tlyJ q
la length, sweeping iu with lrcnca>-
bag np.dity uutn it wastes itself vu
,he asheu oesch. Tho stycp wallis
% North point, where stand, an :
abandoned isht housc are clad iu
n,a..ss ~ 4.rk .rr..4, NO. NH,