others
Ifxiously watch declining health of
iir uaugmers. do many ore cut oil
r consumption in cany years tljnt
ire is real caueo for anxiety. In
I early stages, when not beyond
rcacn 01 incuictnc. uooti's enrsa-ft-illa
will rcsloro die quality and
anttty oi mo uioou ana thus give
od health. Head the following IcKcr:
It Is but Juat to wrlto about my
ucrhtcr Cora, aired 10. film wn mm.
Ltcl.v run down, dccllnlntr. had that t lnA
llhiffi end friends said she would not
i over tnrco montna. Blio had a bad
Cough
1 nothing eccmed to do Jicr any Reed.
kiappened to read about Hood's Sarsapa-
a and had her glvo It n trial. From tho
ry first doso Bbw began to get better,
tcr taking a few bottles sho wag com-
fctcly cured and her health hag been tho
At ever since." Mrs. Addie 1'jsck,
Railroad Place, Amsterdam, N. Y.
'I will say that my mother' kits not
ted my caso in as strong words as I
uld havo dono. Hood's Barsaparllla
i truly cured me and I am now well."
ttA Peck, Amsterdam, N. Y.
Bo suro to get Hood's, becauso
ood's
Sarsaparilla
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eparcd only Dye. I. Hood St Co., Love)l, Mass.
l,l mil, are piirciy vectahle. re
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Political Events.
FirSt congressional district Rcnub
mui convention nt Albany on Tupf-
t. April 7.
(State Dcmocratlo convention at
rtl.'intl April Oth.
picpuollcan national convention
ects In St. Louis, June 10.
iDctnoclntlc national convention
ects in Chicago, July 7.
National Ponullst convention. St.
nis, July 22.
A good hit in tho Jeferson Review:
I Joe Simon and the Oregon Ian car
ed the Portland primaries by a large
njorlty, yet tho big dnily Bays but
of the decent citizens voted.
Itch on ?
?ho Jefferson Review is Informed
it tho Marlon county legislative
Heel don't need any platform to
t . - .. .. . .
Uiu on. it is a iuiiciieil ticket una
Mids for economy.
majority of tho last legislature
ctcd McBrlda to tho senate. Tho
jo majority continued tho exist-
Ice of the railroad commission by
taring ns n bribe a $20,000 appre
ciation. Oswego Ironworker.
jjTho lower houso three times nbol-
ihed It and the Jo Simon senate each
jmo restored It. Why not tell the
ruth, brother.
E" Oregon must have n registration
iw or the Australian ballot system
ir primaries. No man should havo
. right to vote at u primary who has
lot had n well-defined legal residence
img enough to make him a legal voter
it the time the primary Is held.
1' Mttik TAri.Mir rtxl.iivirio lin in llkn
XUEt UUUlflAU tuiuuuia HUTU WVII
much given over to politics of
to to suit our lady readers. It has
een unavoidable as our first duty Is
our country, and to society uftcr-
vard. After this week wo shall glvo
less space to politics.
Stock Exchange Excitement.
Chicago. Anrll 4. Tho Chicago
btock exchango saw as exciting n half
hour today us It over witnessed. Tho
call proceeded quietly cnougli until
tho Diamond Match was reached.
The first sale was three shares at 103.
Tho next sale was at 170. The market
advanced to 177t, and then broke to
108. This ended tho Hurry. Fluctua
tions would Indicate that there was
I' tremendous trading, out sucu was
fuot the case, only, about 2,000 shares
;cnanging nanus.
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CALL FOR CONVENTION.
A Republican convention for the
state or Oregon Is called to meet In i
the city of Portland, on Thursday,
AprllO.lSOO.ntll o'clock a. ni., fori
the purpose of nominating candidates
for the prcshlental electors and state '
and district ofllces, except congress
men, and of electing four delegates-nt
laige to the Republican national con
vention, and to transact such other
uslness as mny properly come before
che convention. Tho convention will
onsist of 237 delegates chosen by tho
everal counties as follews:
Raker G
Ronton 5
Clackamas.... 12
Clatsop 7
Columbia 6
Coos 4
Crook 3
Curry . . . . v. . . . 2
Douglas 0
Gilliam 3
Grant 5
Ilnrncy 2
Jackson 7
Josephine 4
Klamath 2
Lake 3
Lane, 10
Linn 10
Lincoln 3
Malheur 3
Marlon 10
Morrow 3
Multnomah 48
Polk 8
Sherman 3
Tillamook 3
Umatilla 0
Union 8
"Wallowa 3
"Wasco 7
"Washington ....11
Yamhill l
The same being ono dclcgatc-at-large
from each county and ono dele
gate for every 200 votes and for every
fraction over one-half thereof cast for
the Republican candidate for governor
at tho election held In this state on
June 4, 1894.
All voters In favor of the Republi
can principle of protection to Ameri
can Industries and American labor
the upbuilding of a home market, a
sound linancial policy and a patriotic
enforcement of tho Monroe doctrine
arc cordially Invited to unite with us.
Geouoe A. Steel
"William Kapus, Chairman.
Secretary.
Portland, Or., Fob. C, 1800.
DISTKICT CONVENTION.
A, Republican convention for tho
llrst congressional district, of tho
state of Oregon, Is hereby called to
meet In tho city of Albany on Tues
day, April 7, 1800, at 3 p.m. for the
purposo of nominating a candidate
for congress and two delegates to the
national Republican convention. Tho
convention will consist of 122 dele
gates to bo chosen by tho several
counties, as follews:
Benton 5
Coos 4
Curry .. 2
Clackamas ....12
Lake 3
Lincoln 3
Linn 10
Marlon 10
Polk 8
Tillamook 3
Washington ....11
Yamhill 0
Josephine .... 4
.laokson 7
Douglas 0
Klamath 2
Lane 11
The same being ono delegate ut
largo for each county,and ono for each
200 votes, or fraction over one-half
thereof, cast for tho Republican gov
ernor at tho election held Juno4, 1891.
The cominitte recommends that tho
primaries and county conventions bo
held In accordance with the recom
mendation of the state central coni
mltten Tuos. II. Tongue, President.
J. A. Wilson, Secretary.
Republican Suite Delegates.
Douglas J. T. Bridges, Peter
Hume, A. W. Reed, C. F. Cathcart,
F. W. Benson, J. B. Riddle, J. S.
Hunt, BcnJ ITuntington nnd R. B.
Dixon.
Umatilla T. E. Fell, L. E. Yates,
J. P. Koontz, Douglas Belts, John
Bean, Charles Wllklus George Proob
8tcl,Win.Cosgrovo and Leo Moorhouse.
Washington Thomas IT. Tongue,
Dr. Craig, F. J. Batty, Calvin Jack, J.
E. Tensch, B. P. Cornelius, O. W.
Allen, W.R. Day, R. Council, J.C.
Greer, George Hall.
Grant Charles W. Parrlsh, D. O.
Ovorholt, Edwin Hall, A. F. Mno Rca
and "William Rudlo.
Columbia W. II. Conycrs, Harrison
Allen.Gcorge W. Maygcr.David Davis
and G. F. Doan.
Clatsop W. T. Cliutter, II. S,
Wooden, O. "W. Fulton, "W. n. Barker,
John Fox, W. W. Rldchalgh and F. J.
Taylor.
Wasco-J. G. Day, M. T. Nolan, J.
M. Pattorson, E. L. Smith, F. W.
Jones, George Johnston and A. E.
Lake.
Gllllam-S. O. Hawson, W. W.Stel
wer and G. B. Dukek.
Yamhill A. J. Appcrson, J. M.
Crawford, J. F. Magers, T. N. Graves,
W. T. Vinton, A. Blackburn, J. E.
Hubbard, Henry Hewitt.
Union-W. T. Wright, J. R. Fcrrel,
J. D. Cascv. Chus. Hnlljtratb, J. B.
Thorson, J. M. Church, S. O. Swack
hammer. M. B. Rees.
Morrow A. Andrews, J. N. Urown,i
J. "W. Hager, T. R. Howard.
Marlon Wm. Illllcaryr H. G. Son
nomann, II. L. Barkley, D. S. Kuln,
W. B. Brown, J. II. Riches, R. E.
Downing, Thos. Bruce, Mark Skiff,
W J. Hadly, Wm. Cherrlngton, J. T.
Ross, James L. Cook, F. C.Perrlne,
D, C. Sherman, Adam Ohmart, CJaud
Gatch, J. A. Shaw; Wm. Waldo, at
large.
Klamath: C. S, Moore and George
8. Nickersom
Josephine W. T. Coburn, C. O.
Biglow, B. A, Booth, Charles Decker.
Cooa R. S. LIttlefleld, W. Sinclair
nnd C. "W. Olive.
Lake A. O. Apldon, E.M. Brattain
and A. Snider,
Polk-J. "W Hobson Allen Yoakumr
J. M. Yanduyn, J. A.Wheeler, n.
CMcTimmons, John nolmnn, Frank
Lucas, Wm. Savage.
Jackson p. E. Ankeny, Dr. E. P,
Geary, O. M. Love, J. R. MorriF, L. F,
Wlllets, Peter Applegate, C. E. Stew
art. Lane L. E. Bean, G, I. Chrisman,
Rodney Scott, J. II. McClung, u
Herbert, ScottChrlsmnn, S. B.Eakln,
S. H. Friendly, W. Y. Henderson, 0.
Cole, A. a Woodcock. -
Tillamoek: L. P. Smith, W. L.
Brooks, T. B. Handley.
Linn A. J. Johnson, S. A. Daw
son, Joseph Yates, E. O. Evans, John
Denny, W. II. Ingram, J. II. Scott,
T. F. Smith, J. L. Tlndall, J. W. Cu
slck. Malheur:-S. P. Staccy, J. E. Hill
and I. W. Hope.
Benton It. F. Holm, Thomas
Cooper. J. Fred Yates, W. S. Huffard,
W. S. Tomlinson nnd B. W. Johnson.
Polk "William Savage, S. W. Hod
son, George W. McBec, J. A. Wheeler
II. C. McTrlmmonds, Allyn Yocuni,
Frank Lucas, and J. M. Yanduyn.
CONaUESSIONAL DELEGATES.
Bcnton-H. II. Glassford. Ed. Wil
liams, S. L. Klein, Marlon Haydcn,
N. P. Newton.
Polk R. D. Cooper, S. D. Gibson,
0. E. Lcet, George E. Kelty, L. N.
Woods, J. A. Ycncss, C. G. Cond and
D Suitor.
Polk-R' D. Cooper, S. D. Gibson,
O. E. Leet, G. L. Kelly, Dr. L. N.
Woods, J. A. Ycnncss, C. G. Coad,
Robt. Suitor.
Jackson H. E. Ankeny, Dr. E. P.
Gcnry, C. M. Loyc, J. R. Norrls, L. F.
Willltts, Peter Applegate, C. E.
Stewart.
Lane J. H. McClung, Dr. Wm.
Kuykendall, ,7. A. Burlinghame, Ell
Bangs, II. L. Rami, D. Brlstow, C. 11.
Burkholdcr, 1. B. Cushmau, J. G.
Stevenson, R. II. Hawley, Jnt.per Wll.
kin.
Douglas A. W. Reed, J. S. Hunt,
L. Loughary, R. B. Dixon, BenJ,
Huntington, E. L. Parrott, J. T.
Bridges, J. B. Riddle and D. S. K.
Buick.
Washingten: G, W. Patterson, Dr.
James Wythlcombc, C. F. Tygart, Dr.
J. P. Tnmcslc, 1. A. Macruin, II. P,
Ford, James Imbrlc, M. D. Markham,
G. W, Stltt, William Marsh, Harvey
Hudson.
Marlon county II. B.Condlt, F. W
Hollls, A. F. Blackcrby, J. H.Roland,
Geo. Ehlen, Wm. Fry, J. II. McNnry,
Louis Stinson, R. J. Hendricks, C.
"ft ilson, Prince Byrne, J. Aroorhccs, J.
C. Johnson, A. J. Richardson, Jap
Minto, l'J. is. MCKinucr, wm. Jiusiiy,
C. 1). Hartman, Win. Waldo delegate
nt large.
Lincoln county C. B.Crosno, R. A
Bcnsal, E. J. Davis.
Clackamas county J. W. Meldrum,
G. W. Prosser, T. F. Ryan, J. M.
Trucy, Geo. F. Horton, S. M. Ranisby,
T. B. Thomas, J. L. Krusc, II. S. C.
Phelps, J. S. Vaughn, E.M. Hartman,
J. R. Morton.
Yamhill W..Chrlsman,C.A.Butt)J.
P. Irvine, J. W. nobbs, O, II. Irvine,
A. Detmerlng, M. O. Lownsdalo, D.
P. Trulllnger nnd Gcorgo W. Blbce.
Josephine W. T. Coburp, 0. O.
Blgelow, R. A. Booth, Charles Decker.
Coos. R. S. LlttlcHcld, W. Sinclair
and C. W. Ollyc,
Lake A. C. Auldon, E. M. Brat
tain nnd A. Snider.
Klamath: O. C. Applcgatoland R.
S. Moore.
Tillamoek: L. P. Smith, W. L,
Brooks, T. B. Handley.
Llnn-J. R. Whitney, J. A. Wilson,
E. D. Cuslck, 0. P. Glovor, J. E. Yeo
man, Robt. Glass, J. R. Davis, L. C.
Prettyman, A. J. Crandall, J. F. Yen
nor. Connty Democratic Convention.
Tho Marlon county democratic con
vention Is hereby rc-callcd to meet nt
Salem, Wednesday, April 15, 1800, at
11 a. m. for tho purposo of nominat
ing a county ticket In full.
J. R. Faiuuanks,
Chairman of tho convention.
Salem, March 30, 1800. 3 31 td
Children Cry for
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a WIDELY known Wisconsin publisher,
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March 6th, 1K5, as follews:
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Editor and proprietor of Dk LAjfDUOJr.
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M
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o Vow Knew that opium and morphine are stupefying; narcotic poisons?
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ar. Salem lv.
10:05 a.m.
8:00 a.m.
DINING CAUS ON OGDEN ROUTE
PULLMAN IUJFFET ht.F.F.PEWS
and second-class sleeping cars attached to all
1 rains.
YE8T SIDE DIVISION,
Hetwcen Portland and Corvaltis, dally (ex
cept Sunday,)
7:30 a.m.
I a: 15 p.m.
l.v. l'mtlaml. Ar
61J0 p. m.
1)35 p. w.
1 Ar. CorvtllU. Lv
At Albany and Comllis conned with
trains of Oregon Conlral & Eastern Railroad.
Express train dally except Sunday,
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8:25 a. m.
6:50 a. m.
THROUGH TICKETS
to all points In the Eastern States, Canada
and Europe can be obtained at lowest ratei
from W.W. SINNER, Agent, Salem,
E, I, ROGERS, Asat. O. F. & P. A., .
PortUnd, Or.
R. KOEHLER, Manager.
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GLANCE ATI HISlVIAP..
Of thclChicaco, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Railway and note its connection with all
transcontinental lines at St. Paul and Omaha,
and remember when Going east that its trains
are lighted with electricity and heated by
steam, Its equipment istupcrb. Elegant
IiulTet, library, smoking and sleeping cars,
with free rcclinini' chairs. Each sleeping
car lieithhas an electric reading lamp, and
its dining cars are the best In the world,
Other lines are longer thau this, but none
are shorter, and no oilier offers the above lux
urious accommodations. These are sufficient
reatons for the popularity of ''Tho Milwau
kee." Coupon ticket agents in every rail,
road office will give yon further Information,
or address
C, J. EDDY. General Agent,
J. W. CASEV, Trav. I'ass. Agent.
Portland 1
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