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85 tilliiunwA a lT--rflssWisw I Prize Hood's Barsaporllla mora tosfn any remedy I bav crcr taen. I lwva norer beea'xobust and cs subject to severe headaokea, and had uo appotltc. S'aco taking flood's Sarsaparilta1 iml Hood's l'illi I -am a well woman, bavo a pood nppotlto had ileep veil. I cordially recommend Hood's Bar svnrllla. Mns. 8. M. Gorhxj. Fillmore lluiuc, Fl'lmoro, California. Hnnrl'c Pill " uiiTr hu, miiou. VALLEY LOCAL NEWS. AUMSVILLE. Tlio Aumsville school has closed for the season. The school children gave tlio peoplo nn entcrtatnincnt Friday evening. They done themselves proud by their big and little speeches, and every E father and mother were proud of their girls and boys us they ndvnnced to the it iront oi mo singe 10 icii iiicir lime : story. It would not be right to mention any names unless all were mentioned, for all done well. The "prodigal sons" from Salem, ; who bent orders to Autiisvlllc to have ' the fatted calf killed, had better keep ftthclr promises, as the calf has been prepared and Is getting very tender. Prof. V. B. Goln and Miss Anna i? Aldcrson's friends wero determined to show tholr kind regard last week. On Wednesday evening they wore i surprised by having some forty persons f rushing in upon them, full of good feeling and good wishes. On Tluirs day evening they were again surprised ;, having the rest of their friends taking possession of their house. V. 13. Goln leaves Monday for his '.'home at Sclo, and Miss Anna Alder- son leave to teach at the Geer school house. Tlio school Just closed rcllcct credit upon the teachers, and for the first time In the history of Aumsville, the teachers leave with the best wishes of 11. There has been some trouble about; no roadmnster In tlio district west of us. The same old trouble. Some wants one niuu, and some wants another man roadmastcr. Both arc good men, but the other fellow is our man. One Is a large man. One Is a Ismail man. But weight don't count In roadmastcrs, for the little Pound "got on top. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Andy Ilanson on "Wednesday murnlng. Mother nud child are doing r well, but Andy is not doing very well. lie Is reasonably happy, but would have been the happiest man living if his girl had been a boy. The regular school meeting was held Monday to elect school ofllcors, and transact other business. William, Garb, director, and Sherman Swnnlr, desk, wero elected. Tlio question -of using the school house for debating societies was voted upon and resulted In W votes to 2, in favor of using the school house for such purposes. Hid Porter Is moving from Aums ville to his farm In the country. The "Church oi God" minister preached morning and ovonlng at tlio Christian church Sundny.J The ordinance of baptlwii was administered to two persons, last Sat- t unlay, making 18 In all -who have. joined tlio church, as tne resuitor ine late meetings. Dr. Kla&s has built a new fence from his hotel to his new barn. CALL FOR CONVENTION. A Republican convention foWtho state of Oregon Is called to mect In the city of Portland, on Thursday, April 0, IBM, at 11 o'clock a. ru., for the purpose of nominating candidates for the 'prcslde'ntal electors and state and district olllces, except congress men, and of electing four dclegatcs-at large to the Republican national con vention, and to transact such other business as may properly come beforo the convention. The convention will consist of 237 delegates chosen by the several counties as follews: Baker .-... f Benton 5 Clackamas. ...12 .. 7 .. 5 .. 4 .. 3 . . -. .. 0 3 Lane . Llmi.... Lincoln . Malheur Marlon.. Morrow Multnomah 43 Polk., 8 Nlienmm ........ 3 Tillamook 3 Umatilla 9 Union 8 Wallowa 3 Wasco 7 Washington ....11 Yamhill 0 ClatSon Columbia Coos Crook Curry Douglas Gilliam Grant 5 Harney 2 Jackson 7 Joscplilno 4 Klamath 2 Lake 3 The same" being one delegate-at-largo from each county and oticMcle gato for every 200 votes and for uvcry fraction ovcronc-half thereof cast for the Republican candidate for governor at the election held in this state on June 4, 1804. The committee rcccomcuds that the primaries be held on Saturday, March 21, and tho county conventlonson Sat urday, March 28, 1800, unless other wise ordered by the proper county committees All voters in favor of the Republi can principle of protection to Ameri can industries and American labor the unbulldlmr of a homo market, a sound linanclal policy and a patriotic enforcement of the Monroe doctilne are cordially Invited to unite with urt. Geokqb A. Steei. William Kapus, Chairman. Scorotary. Portland, Or., Feb. 5, 1800 DISTRICT CONVENTION. A Republican convention for tho tlrst congressional district, of tho state of Oregon, la hereby called to medt lnthocltyof Albany on Tues day, April 7, 1890, at 3 p. m. for the purpose oi nominating a cunuiuuic for congress and two delegates tp tho national Republican convention. Tho convention will consist of 122 dclo itates to bo chosen by the several counties, as follows; o . . . IP. Benton 5 Coos 4 Curry Clackamas . Josephine .... 4 Jackson 7 Douglas, 0 Klamath. 2 Lane 11 The same being Lake 3 Lincoln 3 Linn 10 Marlon 10 Polk 8 Tillamook 3 Washington ....11 Yamhill 0 one delegate at ir WHY IT Phenomenal Dcrfiixnd for Weekly Newspaper. IT AliYOCATBS PuPUIjAR UEffiUUKS Notice. The partnership .llmi of Smith Sc Schlndfer, blacksmiths, having beon uissoivcti on January x, jhvu, an per sons Indebted to said Smith & Schlnd loraro hereby notified to call at the blacksmith shop, No. GO State street, Salem. Oregon, and settle. Owlruo countst ouce.otherwlso wild accounts wm be placed in tho iinws or an at vorney lorcouection. x-h-osw Salem, pr Feb. 14, 18ft?, Children pry for Pitchrfs 0Wrt WEAK MEN Victim at Last Maahsa.l iIimU as at inrirn for pno.h coiintv.and one io r each 200 votes, or fraction ovor one-half thereof, cast for the Republican gov ernor at the election hcUMurio4, 1894. The commltto recommends that tho primaries and county conventions be held In accordance with tho tecum mcndstlon of the 8ta central committee- Thos. II. Tonou, Presldout. J. A Wilson, Sccretijv. Deafness Cannot b Cured, by local applications, as thoy cannot reach tho diseased portions of the wr. There is only one wny io cure new ness, nnd tnaii is oy consuuiuuum remedies, ueaincass euusuu uy uu Inflamed condition of the mucous lining of tho Eustachian tube. When this tube- gets Inflamed you hivvo a. rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing, and when it Is entirely cloiod doaf ness Is tho result, and unless the In flammation can bo taken out and this tube restored to Its normal condition, hearing will bo destroyed, foreYer; nine cases out of ten aro caused oy catarrh, which Is nothing but an In flamed condition of the mucous fiiir- Wo will give Ono Hundred Dollars for any case of deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot bo Cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for cir culars, free. m , , n F.J. Chbnney &Co., Toledo. O. tggrSold by Druggists, 75 cents. Democratic Primaries. 'Notice la ieiby given that tho Democratic primaries will bo held In tbe five city preqlncts of Salem on SMggJay, March 7, 1800. r' Polls will be oporj from 1 to 4 p. in. at tho following places! Salem No. 1. Upstairs In Nori Rnlnm nnnrlnfi house. Salem No. 2.-Sprague's blacKstjgn, shop. Salem No. 3. in tio urmory. Salem No. 4. Westacott's stables. , prospec At tho poorer bpusc. Tho following aro hereby appointed to act as Judges at said primaries: Salem No. 1. John Gray, Dr. W. S, Mott, D. F. Wagner. Salem No. 2.-A. A. Miller, W. J. Polly, James Walton. Salem No. 3. Joe Bumgardner, (Mnis. Craven. W. Miller. Salem No. 4.-R. II. WesUicott, T. I U. Walt, A. I. Wagner. Prospcct.--.Fred Waymlre.A.Blosser, W. H, Downing. dwtd F. N, Derby, Chairman Hood's to Wonderful. No leSs wonderful nretho cures ac complished by Hood's Sarsaparllla. even after other preparations and physicians prescriptions have failed. The reason, however, Is simple. When tho blood Is enriched and purl fled, disease disappears and good health return?, and Hood's Banapa--iio ia tiu. nun trim runnd mirlHer. Hood's pills are prompt and efficient and do not purge, pain or grlpo, ascents. Characteristic Letters From All Kinds of People, The phenomenal circulation of tho Weekly Capital Journal In nil tho postolllces of Western Oregon causes n great deal of comment, nnd needs sonic explanation. Orders keep pour ing In by every mall, and while names aro struck off the list as soon ns a sub scription expires tho additions sur pass tho expirations. IT IS THE 0HEAPE8T Weekly In the state. Ono year $1.00, six months CO cents, three months 26 cents. At this low price all can atlord to take an Oregon Weekly, nnd these hard times they naturally tako tho cheapest. It Is too cheap to do with out It, and conducted on the cash In advance basis, they know they will not have a bill run on them. TUE PEOPLE WANT IT. Tho peoplo will not pay cash In ad vance for a paper unless they want It and appreciate It. The Weekly is as popular as The One Cent Daily which Is conceded to bo the most pop ular dally In Western Oregon. A man brought inn silver half dollar the other dav and ordered It for two mouths. lie said: "I can't get work this winter. I can get along without ono meal a day. But I can't get along without The One Cent Daily. These long, cloudy, rainy, wlntcrdays It comes u welcome mossengor to cheer the whole family." Tho people feel tho same way about the Weekly. PROM NETAUTS HAY. comes acheerlngletter from a subscri ber at rietarts. urecon.wno encloses a dollar and writes: "Dear Editers: The Journal has the truo Republican ring about it. 1 wish that every paper In tho coun try would advocate the peoples cause as The Journal docs. I will do all 1 can for The Journal W. G. O'HARA, A Republican of the school of Abra ham Lincoln." Mr. O'Hnni Is not afraid to sign himself nn Abraham Lincoln Republi can and The Journal feels proud to be considered a champion of Abraham Lincoln Republicanism. PROM MAINE TO TEXAS. Come orders for The $1 Weekly Journal. Silver dollars aro sent. John Holm, Lining, Texas, sends us a big dollar of tho daddy In a com mon envelope. It Is one of those "In God WoTrust." dollars, coined In 1803, good enough for any Amcrlcanr-and Sood enough foruny nowspapcrr The QURNAListho only silver Dally and Weekly In Oregon. The Journal Is the only Dally and Weekly In Oregon that fights tho whole gold bond hum hncr nnd stands for tho rlsht of tho American peoplo to buy their bonds. It domftnds Republican legislation for tlio American neonlo Instead of for tho corporation, tlio trusts, the bond' holders and syndicates. order the journal. Clrculuto tho Daily and Weekly, Stand by tho cause of good govermont tor tno masses ana souua AMiioricnn principles. Wo will pay oxfrn postago qx silver. Don't send stamps. Two Lives Saved. Mrs. Phcube Thomas, of Junction City, 111., was told by her doctors she had Consumption and that thcro was no hopo for her, but two bottles of Dr. Klnc-'H New Discovery completely cured her and sho says It saved her life. Mr. Thos. Eggers, 130 Florida Btrect. San Pranclsco, suffered from a dreadful cold, approaching consump tion, tried without result everything else then bought ono bottle of Dr. King's Now Discovery and In two weeks was cured. Ho lsnuturally thnhkfnl. It is such results, of which theso aro samples, that prove tho wrtmlnrfnl ctllcncv of this mcdiclno In Coughs and Colds. Free trial bottles at Fred P. Legg's drugstore. Regular size 60c and $1. Will Not PerformMiracles But It Will Cure. mMmmkmmmmm sTil5lllnBlWVBlBllBlW SlH ' MjV vt 4LiiHI m sA m A m sV H nvEs PKS ! ! T for Infant and Children. i i i Ti n hi HIRTT yr' oTuftrratloa af Ca.tarla witk ths jMitewMK ef adllletw ef yartma, permit w to peiJc of It wJUtaat gneMintr. It la mwK'M"UeJ,hly tiTHt.t remedy for Iafaat. aatt ChUAron tha wwrlsl fc ver Icaownu It l.'tiitrewlx.. Ckllilr.ii llh It. It rlv than h ltl. It will law their Hve5a U Meter ka ggmathtatr MrMoh it sttnolataly safe aHA-yraeUellr parfcat , akUA'a mcaietae. "" Cantarla Jafeey Wiarms. Oastarta allay Frverkka. Catoria prevaat. vomtHsHg Saar CwtA, ' Castaria care. XHarraaea aa J Wliwt OaM. Oa.tayla relieve. Teething Traaltias. Ca.tef U earet Caa.MpatioH aad natalaaey. Oattaria Hemtralfaea tho egoct. ef baraeala aold ga. ar pal.aaaas afa; Oaiterla deaa a at oaatalamorphlae, oplam, or other Marco tie yroperty. Caterla awhailatea the food, ragalata. the atamacli aad aawals, glvlag healthy aad aataral alaap. Ca.terla 1 pat wp 16 oae-alae hottlea ealy. It 1. aet told 1h halh. Poa't allow aay oho to .all yea aaythlag else o the plea ay premlne that tt 1 "Jaiit'w. Btood" aad "-gill aa.trer erery parpe.e." See ihat yea pet 0A-S"TO3t-I"A. The'fo-t(mt1o sJgaatare of 2 . SV9 . ST. ''Mij S fs 4tCin te every swapper. Children Cry for Pitcher's Cattorla. TICKETS TO ALL POINTS EAST -VIA- GBnll N'SS TI HURT CAR IWlll m ii. SaaMsalarR BftiJaSaPa saTsJF . " Survice and Scenery Unequalled Trroiiffh Palace and Toui'tat Cartt Elnlna and Buffet Zibrai'i Cars Traini leave JVirtUnd and Seattle dally for the East. Tickets, re"erVMlon and bapgape checked to all points. For comfort In travel take.thc Great Northern. BOZORTH BROS., Agents; c. STEVENS, Ci. V. I'. C. DENNISTON C. A.. Sciutlc, Waih, V. ft T. A.. Poilland.'.Oi. Through Tickets TO THE EAST VIA THE Union Pacific System. Through I'ullman l'alnce Sleeperi, Tourii Sleepers and Freo Kcclltilng Chain dally between PO It TLA XV to CJTICA G O Our traini are heated by steam and nr lighted by I'intich light. Time to Chicago, 3 M days Time" to New York, 4 1-2 days. Which is many hours quicker than com petitors. . l-or rates, time tames ami iuii iniorm "in apply to BOISIJ 0 JtAIilxEJt, AgentB, StUm, Oi. R. V. HAXTEK, C. D. WINN, General Agent, Dlit. Tau. Agent 13S Third Street. Portland. OREGON CENTRAL ,AND- OhlldrwCryfdr OIUMILES" BE3TOHATIVB NKBVINB euros ncrTOUS prostration. Not ml ..,.in.,.iT.iiittclcntlflcally. by first removing tho germs of disease, and then supplying healthy nerve food, Increasing tho appetite, helping digestion and strength ening tho entire systom. Pesporato cases require prolonged treatment u shown by thatot Mrs. M. B. Beod, of Delta, Iowa, who writes! "As the rasuU of a Hghtnlngstroke, tho physicians said I had alight atroko of paralysis, my limbs would all draw up. I Tf MHac' would Uavo throbblngs Vi iuUCo in my chest that soemed Hprvlrlf unendurable. For three H Cl T iu njoBths I could not sleep RCStOrCS and for three veous did ... not close my eyes. I HeailH prayed for sleep, and toll that Jf relief did not come I weald be alA or Insane. I tools r. KlW MV Ure Nervine and tbesseuMi turar. and from that tJja5 proved 1 ctowly at first, but miimlfi arel v. I took In all 0 bottles, and I ea esprea bow grateful I am, for I naaow aerlectly well, and hare Ukeu no raedlelae tor ovf four moflth." 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