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Mothers .)X,lts w.tcli (Icpliiiitljf Iiruit1i of ,' ,'r uiullci So uitAiy m, i hi ff l ..inMiniDtioii In ourlv your il.nt ...ni,. I mil i-ntiHO for anxiety. ln.l the tj i-! x rl-tjiM. WW' not beyond tlioiinili f uiv!(lk'Iii). 'IltKitlV S rii iuii:.i ' roloie tll(J i"'rt'y miii miant'itv of tin1 Mood nnil llitis Ivc goodlu-altli. Itwul tliefollowliitf.li'Kn-: t I hut JJI,t lo wr" nbout my daughter Cora, aged in. Blm wai com pletely run down, declliiltur, Iiac! Ihftl tired focllne, nd friends said clio would not live over llireo months. Mie l.ml a bad MMI filial nj npil,'nv i-enTi' lo tf? Jif n-iv ,'odi I Li'c,Kil ' m,u ulj,,u' llui1'1'" Kutupa rlllu fltitl lmd lur t'lw 11 n trtnl. From the very rirtt dose -Iaj bcijeii lo fcet tiottcr. Alter litUnir n few bottles alio whb com pletely cured nnd her hrnlth luu been tlio best eur al'ice." Mr.S. AuniK Vcok, J2 liillrpnil Plate, Aivwtordn'ii.tN. Y. I will nay Umt my mollidr Wns not stated my case In ns stronrf words at I would linvo done. Hood's Banmpnrllln hns truly cured meniid I mil mm u ell." CORA I'KCK, Amsterdam, N. V. Be eo-o to Gd Hood's, btcaaso IS 9 ' Ifel rf5 4Pk rS iS" H ra bs? v7 v&a Sarsapariiia Iitlic One Trno niood Purifier. All (IruuitliK 81. Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mom. u i rMl nro purely vi'Rotnlilp, re ilOOCl S PHIS liable and boneflcLil. 25c. REPUBLICAN PLATFORM. The representatives of the Republicans ol the state of Oregon in convention assembled, call attention to the condition of industry throughout the country, as a proof of the necessity of returning to the policy of the Re publican party under which there was general prosperity during thirty years. We reaffirm the principles of the Republi can national platform ol 1892, nnd nsiTi lint thsrctult that have followed the change de creed by the election of that year have ju.it ficd our protest against the national policy sJopied by the Democratic party. We believe thut the government bliould lure an ample revenue, with a sufficiunt mir plus over ordinary expenditures to provide for cant defences, for the steady building up of th: navy, and for the constant reduction of the public debt We believe that the present Uiiir, with its layered rates and its denruo lite and dishonest system of undervaluations and discriminations as to localities, should be replaced by one framed on protective princi ples similar to that of the McKinlcy bill and ai ringed to give amplo protection to Ameri can wares and American industry, and to re store the reciprocity policy of James G. Elime. We have always given protection to our shipbuilders. In late years we have neglected to protect our shipowners. Wc believe tbo lime has come to restore to the policy of Washington and Hamilton, which, by dts criminatlng duties in favor of American bot toms, secured 90 per cent of our carrying trade to American ships, nnd which, it now restored, would again revive our shipping and cause American freights to be paid to Amcri. cans. The American people, from tradition and interest, favor blmetallsm, and the Republi can party demands the uso of both gold and silver as standard money with such restrict ions and under such provisions to be determ ined by legislation, as will secure the main tenance ofthe parity of values of the two metals, so that the purchasing and debt-pay. lag power ofthe dollar, whether of silver, gold or paper, shall be at all times equal. The Interest of the producers of the country its fanners and its workingmen demand that every dollar, paper or coin, issued by the government shall be as good as any other dollar. Resolved, That we earnestly endorse the PrPd amendment to the constitution of the United States, providing for the election recently reported from the committee on pnvueges and elections by Senator Mitchell and now pending consideration In the United otateknates. Resolved. That thnnnnllrnltnnnf li Dro. SM'HeB?ticm m congress to the president of tne United State nnd now rwnrllnn' Ivforo him. praying a modification of bis procla. "Hon creating the Cascade forest resenre, is Kby earnestly approved, and we appeal to w president to grant the prayer of our dele tion in congress. 7e 'eMe the importance and magnitude ..i .!nE industry on the Columbia river a would recommend that some provisions e for a state hatchery for artificial Propagation, and that the laws regulating the ed season be rigidly enforced . ' lwe endorse the efforts of our reure Ik. .7 in conEf ess lo secure repayment to e settlers cf Oregon of the excess of $ US mJ? wronSfu,1yco":ied Tiy the governt ? on, !?nd ,oced in the limits of the forfcl d Padf,c raUrosd land "" ol??.' Stwtion ol the Nicaragua canal is of W"' importance to the American C?,e V b?,'h M a measure of national defense Z I, ,lld UP aDd maintiin American com to. ili moreover of spectallmportance "our Pacific states and wc demand Its kX on Pdy " possible by the lWeni of the UnIld Sta bA.. jrendorse the action of our tena eS ,ePre$entatlves Incongress In their IaiiaT" ' iUeurc Brants rf pensions to " iLiriant iJSlle?e.,he Republican party to a rigid omy In the expenditure of public rooneyi ab!,.k ul0lJ o excessive salaries; and the tS.MfWltJof,,hc fee J"1 whenever beh...'i.and of a11 usc'o-,v commissions; and r"! that no DDronilallL nbnnl.l hr maAn ki " . school should be made or charitable institution noH w tnv ttanit.. T . . r cnaniaoie institution not JeUon Into the general appropriation ttZ;"emfof the expenditure of public ViiA. -"'nicu uy taw. We demand the enactment kJOJontn Mtment of rigid restnet - lortign immlEration.both fororotectlon diLtM7 acam,t "literate and vicious t wTllw!? forKn I""! and for protection peoDi. I? r.and Preservation to our own j5 oi the remainder of our national Ve coajmend th? policy of the Republican ell ..iel,wn to internal fmprove- "3. UJd nra' ' panlcular In opening our "iherahw!!fC0Dme,ce nd we denounce the fortiM 2,?; D"oeratlc party In these m- lTCE11?WbmUlcd-SeCTetary. SouIIlRSCH, Chaireun OFFICIAL BALLOT FOR SALEM PICINCT, NO. 1, MARION COUNTY, JONR 1, 1896. Mark between the numberand name of each candidate or answer voted for. fc3 JL C3 t cLx. FOR CONGRESS-Flrot Dlatrlct- Vote for One 12. X. Q. CHltlSTKXSOX, or Ynmhlll Couuty Prohibition 13. 14 15. ' JBKFUHSOX MYUUS of Linn County Dotnociatlc Thmn.iH II. Tousle, of AVashlnluiiTcmiity"J..-..-Vltopitbllciiii W. 8. VANDKltllUllG. of Coob Comftv " . ' PpotiIcm. FOR SUPREME JUDGE- Vote for One 1(1 -f Roberts. Hcan, of Lane county Republican 17. JOHN nullNETT, ot Uentoii County TT77T7. Domocratlc! 18. .TOSIOPlfaARTOX, oTMultnoinniT(untj .7.". .". ..". T,ooik'!. QPHHIH.ID 0-TJIDIOIL.ILi DISTRICT. FOR PRO&eXUTING ATTORNEY- Vote for One r&ffi Joltn A. Carson, of Marlon county Kcriublican Sninucl L. Haytlen. of Marion county Democratic 20 4- Z3S r.A.iH.ioisr ooxj3Nra?5r. FORREPRESENTATIVE- Vote for Five I FOR CLERK Vote for One 21 II. L. Bnrkley KopubHcnn '1-1 H- David Cml .'.".' Ucibilcan 23 E. W7chapmnii -.- T-.llapubiicnn .Itepubllcan .. Republican 1 45 L. V. Eiilen, of Marlon county . .:. Republican 1 4(1 It. II. Lcabo, of Marlon county. - Peoples 24 McKinlcy Mitchell 25 -f J. N. Sm'ltli . -. . 20 John Uuync, of Marlon county Democrat 27 W. J.lJ'Arcy, or Marlon county Democrat 28 L. D. Smith, of Marlon county Democrat 20 Benton P. Taylor, of Marion county Democrat ao S. "W. Weaver, of Marlon county -Democrat FOR RECORDER Vote for One F. R. Davis, of Marion county- Democrat 47 48" 41) l' W. Waters, of Marlon counoy R. R. Ryan, of Marlon county - Peoples Republican FOR TREASURER- Vote for One .'II GcorKc P. Cadwcll, of Marion.. :i2 Peoples II. Cleveland, of Marlon county . Peoples .13 K. L. Hibbard, of Marlon county -. Peoples 34 T. J. McClary, of Marlon county Peoples 35 !'. A. Myers, cf Marlon couuty Peoples 50 George L. Drown, of Marlon county Peoples 51 W. II. Downing, of Marlon county . Democrat 52 -f- Jap Min to, of Marlon county Republican FOR ASSESSOR- Vote for One 53 -f J. W. Hobart, or Marlon county Republican 54 John II. Lewis, of Marion county . Democrat 55 T. Y. McClcllan, of Marion county - - Peoples FOR COUNTY, JUDGE- Vote for'One 30 E.J. Harding, of Marlon county Democrat 37 G. P. Terrell, of Marlon county Republican 38 I. M. Wagner, of Marlon county Peoples FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER- Vote for One 30 J. N. Davis, of Marlon county.. Republican 40 Francis Feller, of Marlon county ... Democrat 41 Ingcbret Larson, of Marlon county Peoples FOR SHERIFF- Vote for One 42 F. W. Durbln, of Marlon county Democrat 43 G. W. Hunsakcr, of Marlon -Peoples 41 -f- F. T. Wrlghtman, of Marion county . . Republican FOR SCHOOL SUPERIHTENDENT- Vote for One 50 Herbert W. Copcland, of Mnrion county-. Peoples 57 4- George W. Jones, of Marlon county Republican 53 -W. B. Sanford, of Marlon county Democrat FOR SURVEYOR- Vote for One 50 S. 11. Burford, Jr., of Marlon county People CO B. II. Horrlclc, Jr., of Marlon county - Republican FOR CORONER- Vote for One 01 A. M. dough, of Marlon county Republican 02 T. L. Golden, of Marlon county Peoples 03 John D. Shaw, of Marlon county , Democrat SHilEILVE DISTR.ICT. FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE- Vote for One Democrat 04 J. It. Falrbank, of Marion county 05 II. A. Johnson, Jr., of Marlon county . Itepubllcan FOR CONSTABLE- Vote for One 00 F. Van Patton, of Marlon county -- -..Democrat (17 aTt. Wain, of Marlon county Republican "!""" "es"s A difference of a day. m Go east over the Burlington and you will reach Omaha 17 hours sooner Kansas City lo hours sooner than the man who takes any other line. Possibly you doubt this, but It is true just the same. Get one of our folders, oren It look at the map In It and you will understand why it is true. Tickets and time tables at the local ttcket oflice. A.C.SHELDON, G.A., Pottland.Or. ilMto-rtaa onc-hal aaz or 8CHC. POZZONI'S COIPLEXI0N POWDER kM M UK. JlAEdard for fortr jmm and' , U sot popular to-oar uj erw peiure. I KHKZZOWft i u Hi tal oirantsxlnii ootrder tMAuUfrUiZ. 1 rsfrsikkK. otMclr. bMlUifal nnd banaleu. . nasiin ami wvj i-m 1 AT BBUOQlSTS VANCY BTOBB8. 0. R. &. N. CO. D, M'NEILL,t?RECEIVER. TO THE EAST GIVESfl THE CHOICE OF Two Transcontinental Routes. Via Spokane Minneapolis St'Paul and Den ver Omaha and Kansas Ciiy.fc.Lovr- rates to eastern cities. OCEAN CITIES. Portland San francisco. Steamers leave Alusworth dock. I'ortlan d May 17, 22, 27 and June 1,6, u, 16, 21, 26 Fare Cabin, $5; steerage, (2.50. iLLAMrrre river division. Portland Eugene. Steamers Ruih and Elmore for Portland dally except Sunday at lo a, m. For Corvallis daily except Sunday at 2:30 For Eugene Monday and Thursday at 2:3. Lowest freight and passenger rates, Round trip tickets very cheap. Tickets sold and baggage checked through to all points with out extra transler charges. Foi full details callon'Bolst & Barker agents, Salem, Oregon, or address. b W. II. HURLBURT. Gen'l Pas. Agt. Portland, Or For full detain call on or address G, M. POWERS, Foot of Tradest. Local gent. CAKl'ET PAPER-Large Jot ol heavy brown wrapping paper for sale cheap. Jut the thing for putting under carpets. Call at Journal office p. O. NEWS STANP.-Local Subscription Agency for all newspapers and magazines. Fine atock ol cigar h and confectionery. F. Vf, Miller, Prop. '4 tf uhica Vlilwaukee P. & Si. Paul By., tef. PAUL J . 1 k ffii x o vr a T GLANCE AT THIS MAP. Of the "Chicago, "Milwaukee Jand (,8t. Paul Railway and note its connection with all transcontinental lines at St. Paul and Omaha, and remember when going cut that its trains re lighted with electricity a .id healed by steam. Its equipment isiupeib. Elegant BufTet, library, smoking and sleeping cars, with free reclining chairs. Each sleeping car hcith has an electric reading lamp, and its dining cars are the best In the world. Other lines are longer than this, but none are shorter, and no other offers the above lux. urious accommodations. These are sufficient reasons for the popularity of 'The Milvrau kce." Coupon ticket agents in every rail, road office will give yon further Information, or address TC. J. EDDV. General Agent, I. W. CASEV, Trav, Pass. Agent. Portland Havo You 9en tha w Poxzowr Ptnrr Boyf It j fflvra ! frco with caeh box of Powdtr. Atk for U.J EAST AND SOUTH VIA- Shasta Route. OF THE Southern Pacific Co, California Express Train Run dan between Portland and San Francisco. North South 8150 p. m. 1 1 :oo p. m. 10:45 n m- Tri Portland at. Iv ' Salem Iv, ar. San Fran, lr, 10 1 p m 6:00 a, u 7:00 p. m Above trains stop at East Portland, Oregon Iltv, Wcxdburu, Salem, Turner, Marion, Jefferson, Albany, Albany Junction, Tangent Shedds, Halsey, Harrlsburg, Junction City, Eugene, Creswtll, Drain, and all station from Roscburg to Ashland, inclusive. ROSEIiUKC MAIL DAILY. KoTuT South 8:aoa.m. 11:00 a.m. 6:20 p.m. Tv. Portland ar. Iv. Salem lv. ar. Itoacb'g lv. 4:10 p.m. 2:20 p.m. 8:00 a.m. HALEM IAHBKNQKK. South 1:00 p.m. 0:15 p.m. lv. Portland ar. ar. Salem Iv, Nortl' 10:15 a.m. 8:00 a.m. DINING CARS ON OODEN ROUTE THROUGH TICKETS to all points In the Eastern btatcs, Canada from pc can be obtained at lowest ratei W.W. SKINNER, Agent. Salem. and Europe can be obtained K.V. ROGERS. Aset. G. F. & I' R.KOEIJLEU, Manager, A.. Portland, Or, umntm T for Infants and Children. HIRTY yastra o'bMrgittea ef CarU wlik ifco yarMg at BdllloMa of yeram, yarsatt e ayxJt t it trlflawit gtt . It la aaqweatlewat'blr th- fcoat rem Ay w Iafiwata m& ChtMrwi the woria ha ayar kaewa. It la harmlaaa. ChtlJram lllm It. It srfrea ihet liealU.. It will astva thatf llvaa. Xn it Mfcthara liava stemtitklHg chloh 1 aiolataly aafa avMii yraetleallr yapfeet ma s dilld'a medlolHe. Caitorla deatrey "Wonwa. Caatorla allay jFayartakaaaa. Catorla prcvoBt vomttiasr Sour Card. , Caatoria carca Dlarrhcaa aaa Wfaaa Oalle, Caatorla rollavoa Tactatwsr Troatalca. Cnatorla onrwa Contipatloa aaA Flatglaaey. Oaatorla Montrallaoa the otfeota ef carTboalo aclA gaa er yjjafwa ak. Caitorla dooa not coBtala monahlaa. onlaia. or other aaroatto yreyarty. Oaatorla aa-tnilIatoa the food, rcgalatea the atawaoh aaA howala. gtvlag healthy aail wataral along. Oaatorla la pnt bt la oae-ataa hattlei aaly. It la Hot aelil fa haHr. Poa't allow asr oho to aall yea aaythLag elae e the plaa eg yremlae that It ia " jaat aa stood" aad " will aaawar every pHraaao. Bee that yon pet C-A-S-T'O-H-I-A. The fao-almllo aJsraataro of W Children Cry for tItchtrvs Cattokla. LAWN MOWERS, HAY TOOLS, GRAY BROS., MACHINE OILS and AXLE GREASE Hardware, Stoves and Tkiware, GARDEN HOSE, o A T TTAf no BICYCLES. LAWN SPRINKLERS. SAJLvtlIVl, OlX. SUNDRIES. The Willamette Hotel. LEADING MOTEL OF THE CITY. Keducedfratcs. Management ltberat, 1 Electric cars leave hoiel (or all public buildings and points oljintercst. Special rales will be given to permanent patrons, A. I. WAGNERi -EXCELSIOR - STABLE- E). C, HANSEN, MANAGER. Onlyjint Iiomsm usj.I. Satisfaction Ruaranteel. Stablo luck ol 'State Insurance', block FOR SflLL; GtW. TOJrN PROPERTY. Most desirable location, Inquire at this office, itsfcaaw nrvM II RftggBFHe R.Bt, V wi aWaMaf ssi am . iia ii waaaaaaaPiaa mtrm runs;. Pullman Slcoplh- Cars Elogant2Dlninp Cars Tourist Sleooln0, Cara To Hi. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, (targo, ;uranu lorki, t.rooiuion, Winnipeg, Helena and lluttc, THROUGH TICKETS To Chicago, Washrngton, Philadelphia, New YorK, iioston, ana an voinu East and South (SJFor information, time cards, maps ajl tickets, call on or wrlln 'r THOMAS, WATT & CO. AGENTS,; 265 Commercial srrect, Salem, Or. A. Dj Charlton, At. Gen'l, raw. Act., MoirlsorFtt,, corner Third Portland, Or. OREGON CENTRAL AND Eastern R, R. Company IYAQUINA HAY ROUTE. Connecting at Yanuina Ray with the Sa Francisco & Yaqulna l)ay Steamship Co. STEAMER "FARALLON," Sails from Yanuina every 8 days for San Francisco. Coos Ray, Port Orford, Trinidad and I lumbal t Hay. Passenger accommodations unsurpassed. Shortest route between the Willamette valley and California, Fare from Albany or polntt west to San Francisco 1 Cabin, $6; steerage, $4 J to Coos Day and Port Orford, cabin $0; to Humboldt Hay, cabin 8; round trip, good 60 days, spe cial. RIVER DIVISION. Steamers "Albany" and Vm. M. Uoag," newly furnished, leave Salem dally, except Saturdays, at 11 a m., arriving at Portland the same day at 5 p. m. Returning boats leave Portland same day as above At 6a. rr. arriving at Salem at 3 p, m. EDWIN STONE, Sdanacer, Ccrvallis, Or. J. C. MAYO, Supt. River Division. M. P. 11ALDW1N, Local Agent.Altona Dock Salem. SKKM iUhwA m ttVmm i b auUii ?1 PA,JH zmmP tut O i uoi) ruliunou MrusJv rur UoiiufrLura (ijacrt, Apirunlarriui, mw rur uouutrhica nmt- fl nit r hilt la r r lid, . NMiin, uunalural Ul. cliary, tr tar luBiniiut- in. tlou, UHUtluli ut uki lfnuia. Iluu r 1 tlou, Killalluu ut ulcrra Itull ( II UOUIIi UIC1 lrHtAlilC.HUk3l0a. triw hau-Mlriaitul. kcaahMiw Bai no, f , , '" ' '', lr iptt. rcMli). to ifJO, ut llOltlM. ... OlrculiT ttt pit m4UMt Tk Your WH onoofthoonandJorurouoxiPurrBoxE They are girn free with each box o.tK4r 33tE. J irj