r"
AN OPEN LETTER
To MOTHERS.
WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR RIGHT TO T1IE
EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD "C ASTORIA," AND
PITCHER'S CASTORIA," AS OUR TRADE MARK.
, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of JJyannis, Massachusetts,
was the originator of "PITCHER'S CASTORIA," the same
that has borne and does now JXfJ a j'" on mTy'
bear the facsimile signature of Ciajffl&&&u wrapper.
This is the original - PITCHER'S CASTORIA," which has been
used in the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty
years. LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is
the kind you have always bought j'! on
and has the signature owSfvWC wrap
per. No one has authority from me to use my name ex
ccpt The Centaur Company of which Chas. H. Fletcher is
March 8, 1S97. &U"h
Do Not Be Deceived.
Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting
a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer you
because lie makes a few more pennies on it), the in
gredients of which even he docs not know.
"The Kind You Have Always Bought"
BEARS THE FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE OF
8 1)5
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n to
M
7 00
4 60
3 05
(I to
Insist on Having
The Kind That Never Failed You.
TNI eeTVS HNW. tV HWBMff STMirf. fttW ferns fW.
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UNION TICKET AND I'UTFQIW.
A Clear Exposition of (be Political
Situation.---A Common IMmm
anil Common Priucijik
lleinloii Coos County Keeonltr, I'oi'ulltl.
"Thore appears to be some con
fusion in the minds of tlie jieojile
a, to what is meant by the proposed
Union of the reform forces In Ore
gon. "Many innocrntly confound this
movement with "fusion," at that
term haa been used and understood
herertofore; wliilo there are oilier,
opposing Union, who would make
the movement uns'ghtly in the
eyes ol those Populists, Demo raU
and Free Silver Kepuulienns who
are known to be unfavorable to
"fusion."
"The different netweeu Union
and "fusion" is o wide. av marked
and so distinct, when the mutter is
given a momenta initio and honest
consideration, that there will be
few sinera members of either of
the parties just namtd who will
not heartily and enthiifiaHiioitlly
favor Union w hen Ihe difference be
tween it uml "fusion" is made
known.
"In the ttrit pl-ce, we Ime nevr
before had a complete Union of the
reform forces In this state; nor it
mav be. in anv other auto. On the
contrary. Oreuon and many other
tales have tried "fusion," and
ofteucr than otherwise, with disns
trous results, "Fus on" lnu been
disastrous because it was made at
a steiiflie if principles for the
tpoiU of olliee alone.
"I n the case of "fusion", the "fus
Ing" held their separate inven
tions, adopted their separata plat'
forms, aud declared their eepmte
principles, which latter were fre
queutly at variance with thoso of
the other party. One party would
namo candidates for an agrerd por
Uon oi the offices, with the under
standing that the other convention
would endoise them; thus they
would divide the offices between
t'aem in other words, they would
divile the 'spoils." This is
"fusion."
"On the other hand, lu the cse
of Union, there are no separate
conventions in the sense of
"fusion ;" there are no separate
platlorin, and no variantH) between
the aims, purposes or principles of
the three ptrlie, f ir the reason
thu the platform of the l'ni.in
party was made last June, by a
joint gathering of Populists, Dem
ocrat and Free Silver Hepublicaus,
and an invitation was extended to
the reform forces n( the state to
tome together In support of that
platform and which, we feel sure, is
model declaration ol reform prin
ciples, and such as every true Po
ulist must heartily endjiee.
"On this platform all 'of the re
form forces ot the state may Bund
and neither be jealous of the other.
"For the time being, all party
lines disappear and all voters stand
shouider to shoulder to effect those
reforms for which we, as Populists,
have been fighting so long, and
which the Republican party has
so often promised, but as of;en
ignored.
"We believe the people an now a
mil in purpose that Oregon shall
be brought into line as a free silver
state; that the initiative and retor
erendutu shall be given a trial, and
that tho known shuses In our state
government shall be abolished. To
do this they for the time being
come together on common ground."
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TWELVE StW TKl'fcSTS.
Capitalized Blnce December 1 wltb
lluudreds or Millions Capital.
Hank trust with branches in
large cities.
Two huu red piano manufac
turera with capital stock of $50,000,
000.
Twenty Chicago breweries $23,'
000,000.
Wire nail trust includes all ihe
concerns in this country; $55,000,
000.
Cracker and biscuit trust; $00,
000,000.
Seven-eighths of manufacturers
of woodworking machinery; $8,
000,000.
I lie river coal interest! from
I'lltshurg to New Orleans $11,000,'
000.
A theatrical trust with the
leading theatres of the country in
t' e combine.
Tobacco trust $12,000,000.
Kailroads centering about New
York bay have nought up or leased
a monopoly of wharf facilities
They have notified steamship com
panies that they mould handle
freight only on certain terms which
give the lion's share of profits to
the railroads; $200,000,000.
New York gas companies $23,-
000,000.
Silver smelling and refining
companies controlling an output of
00,000,000 ounce.
1 hese are but a few of the most
important trusts that have recently
been toraied. such a nmornent
possesses a significance that must
impress even the most stupid wit
ness of current events.
i . i jm
The Northern Paeitlo coast has a
tembU name among mariners.
Wrecks on those inhospitable
shores usually leave few to tell the
talo. The latest regarding the loss
ol the Clara Nevada between Skag-
way and Juneau is that not a soul
of lit r human freight of 50 pas
sengers aud crew eiuaped the ter-
rib disaster.
"Popocral" and "popocracy" are
the terms used by the Register in
referring to silver mm and the sil
ver ineu's ciuse. About next June
the Register will learn there are a
good many "ooc t" in Lane
county and the state of Oregon.
They are good voleis, and will
make things "pjp" for cerwin.
L'eramlssibucir Court. .
t'uftr.ae of road No 21, In Ti. 17 H It
3 W; K llratlon mill 1 other pell
tlotier ,ri'D-iiii l iiitimi nuking for
(haunt; . Di.vlx, Joint rli nod O
A I'sinnbll MM.uiuitMl vl'-wet. and V
M Collier surveyor m sslil change.
Darwin Itiinluw ul tlilj Hiiim fl
his renli.uin.ii us 'i-ivii'ir f mad
district No 'si; n-diiimtlmi mf pled
and E-ltfiir Knitf . if JM Hie
vacancy
Clian,.c of o;.. 1 1, 'J. 17. Hit Ii V
clisiige or.lrinl ( hiu i'iii e I Hint Id
road ordered vatated.
L O Jieckwlth pauierfUplie...
F W Prentice M D exMiiiiiMir.it
of inearie .
T W ll.irrl- M 1 exiiiiiioHiiuM f
inrulie
A J J 'liiirm ulieilll t-n ) Inn
.il,i,i.T 04 '
Kuueiitf l.li(lilt ti Jiinuuiy nervice 'Hi ' 0
A K Wimd nip.lirH lur oIbiiici
Mitil rnuil linn- . . ....
K lUniis livery
Janus lleuieiiwuy livery
W WNeel-yr iulr on roud Inula
J T Whltiiioie 1 1 unty 3 couicait
lirillln lluidrtur.- Co repulrann
c m.'ili hj it I r i I in f url t I 14 0
Hiclni) Soil, (.nurd Ada Milll-
tan inniiiie 2 50
(J A Wlnteriiieier, gil.rd Ada
Mlllleail limutie - 50
The lU-RUter pi luting W 87
Charles Dickenson, relief ludiK-
FDt tiddlers ; 75
it O Calllson work on a-sesnneut
rulU December and January... 74 00
Minnesota Hotel care of paupers
aud Insaue H W
J NV Wycoirsiipervlfir road dls-
I riet No 102 30 00
Ueo A Drury J I', Jury list Will
ainetle prrliio:
W M Vaughan awiisling lu iuk
Ingjury list for Willamette
precinct
MU llariM assMiug lu maklug
Jury list Wlllemell precinct. ..
JeMisJ Shane, Florence C'tlt-
teuden Home SO 00
A E Wheeler J 1 Slute vs Larcei$ 3 80
A E Wheeler J 1 Kiale vs Pistol
and Revolver 5 05
A E Wheeler J P State v Mitch
ell A E Wheeler J P Slate vs Wis.
carton
A E Wheeler J V rilale vs Hangs
A E Wheeler J P Htate vs Ham
Case
AEWheflerJ P insanity ease
of Ada Millicau 5 05
Sidney Kcolt constable State vs
Larcer 2 00
Sidney Scott countable State vs
l'lstol aud Revolver 2 70
Sidney Scott coi stable Slate vs
Mitchell 2 10
Sidney Scott count uble Stata vs
Wlscarson - 2 10
Sidney Scott countable. State vs
Rangs. 4 SO
Sidney Scott coiiitttUe State vs
tSaiu Case
Sidney ho tt constable limuulty
of Mrs Ada Milllcai)
L T Harris demity dintrlct attor
ney State vs Larcer
L T Hauls deputy dixtilet attor-
uey State vs Pistol aud Revolver 5 00
L T Harris deputy tlUtrlet attor
ney Slate vs Mitcliell 5 00
L T Harris deputy district at 'or
uey State vs Wlscarson 5 00
I. T Harris deputy district attor
ney St"te vs Hunt; 5 00
LT Harris deputy district attor
ney Stale vsSmiii Case 5 00
L T Harris deputy district attor
ney Insauity of Mrs Ada
Millicau 5 00
J 1) Cook, siipervl or road dis
trict tiO 51 1U 00
Jesse Cox J P, Jury list for Oo-
sheii precinct
W R Uillurd nsslstititr. In making
Jury list for Closlit n precinct...
II F Keen 'y ssnlstlng in making
Jury lint for (losheu precinct...
V K Hale J P, mukltiK Jury list
for Cheslier precinct 3 00
J R Ietsou SMilstlng making Ju
ry list for Chesher precinct 2 00
W Wilsrpole asslstlug making
lury list for Chesher precinct... 2 00
O S Miller J P. making jury list
fir f rewell prwlnct 3 00
J A Hughes axalstlug In making
Jury list for Creawell pieclnct... 2 00
W W Sc4tt assbtlng lu making
Jury list for t'rt swell piwlnct 2 00
O F R issell M D paupen 101 15
E A Zumwalt careof pauptra 13 00
Eaklu A ltrtstow pupr suppliea II t5
James T Hluton supervisor road
district Nj62 IS 00
T Rowland siipervl or road
district No 107 19 00
Juel Pltuey care of J A Letalller
Insane 1 50
J II Hlller constable In case of J
A Letalller Insane 4 85
W Kuykeuilall M D lu case of J
A Letallti r Insane 5 00
J J Darnell! care J A letalller
lusane, cuimed ft 80; allowed 2 SO
Mapletou store rvnd material 1 50
II K Hunulcult J P.Jury list for
Fall Cretk prvcluot
A 8 Matteson aUtliii; lu mak
ing jury list l'r Fall Creek precinct
Ueo W Humphrey alHtluii In
making J iry lUl fr Fall Cretk
pecinet
8 50
4 35
50
KLOfiKftCK NF.WH.
... . i
Bdni Vit e .tens. "W
Clipped
Krom lbs West
ruary 111. '
t.f Keb-
Ei.k Vale, F.b 21.
Airs Kph Msihess write. fr n
ri.Nill.eru :iro".it to relatives here
that her hei.ltli IsK-eally I Hi proved
uml IIm.1 ,he l.o,.. to n-iori. t Wh-
(Mil HO 'II.
.. , .. If r.
! K .1 elo es m-xl rrmay. .
Wail.l ii.-u bo h i I"!1'1 r"r
M lheia.l w...vetr.iilleaelial jaP"
r : 1 .... lirM
i.ext li-rni, nl will i-iuitr..
l.i- Mi.. Ali.t-Sinl h. o Kliuene.
LPTallma U p,e(.r..u.o..arll.., ' , ..,l,3
Sitsgwy a f, week-. He inlend-, "u ' . . , ,,.
i
UuoMMi ler bus tol l Ihe pmptiiy;
occupied by lliu We.! olliee lo J K.
Starr.
The winter lrm of s hiKil at Point I
Teirsci tl.iM-il la-t Filday. Tlie
patrons are ut-ll pie i d wltb
Talxil'a llialiugi-nicli of Ihe ii'IiniI.
to put u fruit ilner on hi ranch befoie
It'iatrliiir
Mr. J A lies ii relumed home ia-t I Tine- l"'l'd- (' r - '"" "
Friday u(Ur ri-ndiug to inonlhs , U"'!"' ""'
visiting rel.ivc In ilillercnt parts ollt'o". -"'"' 1 ' "" '"''"
Oregon ami Whinyiori. for em .1 -m, , . I rii,,..i un-l u.e
o nei imi' u hi i,'Miiniiii"v
ColisltleittMe vo,k it ii. i ly I e
doheo.l Hie K iel leoli.. I" Hif '
H id We lop' ""' """ " '"tded Ii"
f, rr Mil' smiii l e In ojm.idoii.
i ....... .1. ...... i.,.. in. i I. i n nut no I"-
A MIm Iklerof Kiit'-iieeanie Itl will
Mr Siiitt from Kuu'i ne. Her pnrei.i.
expect lo rtiove In Lid I cate oil tie
North Fork in the mar future.
Mo.ti.fllie North Korkers are iinik
lug arraugeiiientii to do a large IiUhIiikn
i rmnleli tsi.f liJ W:u 'Hilton
mer giMiti in Ilk coves being at a,
premium. j
H Workman, W S llrewer and Mr,
aud .Mrs jas Falruentlnr were amoiii;
III Hie duirt liiu lii.u 1 1... ivimliia mini. , I Vt i t'll I be
'- ' I . .. 1,.. i.
u...l i .iti'iiri l.tll lilli II . t iiiiv '
i-onleii. plated toiii.eL"iii(! 'bis plu,e
vt ilb Ja-per unit I'iednaiil 11 1'.
Win and Forrest Diu-y ttbobave
those who er.g.iied passage oil Ihe ' ' " working Ht Hie iveny (junen umi
steamer Or. gou rroru Portland. She j for some nionlliH, lelurned home but
iuds between l'orlliirid and Alaska. wtek.
At Hecelo, Oregon, la the home of Claud Rmntoii ofCondnn, Is visit
W A Cox on Monday, Feb 14, 1S0S, lug friends hi re at rtsent.
Mrs W F i'hipps died lu the 84lh Year i Doltt As
other age. A husbuml and daughter, i
Jtrs WAU-x, are left , mourn her iAKTV.,, villlli(lllH ftie
A 11 Corueil. of Seattle, arrived , j -t ft anoth-r parly lobe given by
Florence the 10th ins . He came f..r 1 Company C at Armory .'lull, r-an !'
the purpose of arrsnging with .Mr i eveiiliiUi Feb 20: This Is the third
Kyle to charter the R barts ami the j rl. of their terlee, each of which has
Bella for the Alaskan trade. Marlon , ' . , . , ..
Morris acxM.mpanled hliu tlowo Ihe ! Idedjmtst ei joyable.
beach from VaUlnaund relumed w ith I
him Saturday moruing H uh vessels 1
will probably go north In a few weeks
Dki.koatk Api'oi.ntku. The gov I
ernor today deslgnat d the following'
geutlemt n us commhsloiiers to repre
resent the products of the state of Ure
gon at the Trans Mitsisslppl and Inter-
uutional l-.xposllion to be held at
Uuiaha Is-t Aeeii June aud Nov 1,
tills year: J E Haseltlne, Portland; C
C Ik'ektiian, Jacksonville; Henry E
Diwch, l ortland; J A Wright, Sparta;
J Henry Lonjmaid, liourae; J O Day,
Hot bur :; Philip Metschan, Salem; II
II Miller, Grant's Pass; Colonel Ii F
Alley, Raker City; J O llanthorn, As-
t nla; J F Ratchelder, R D Inman,
Poitlund.
Union Ci.lm Okuanizeu. Lost
Wednesday the Sprlugfleld Union Bi
metulilu Club launched forth in per
manent orguidz tttoii with 03 members.
John S Chuichill was selected as presi
dent, S K Oeorge vice president, and
Albert W alker secretary. There was a
good attendance aud harmony was
never more apparent. The club starts
out under the most flattering auspices,
and for the present the club will hold
its regular meetlugs once a nisutn.
Dki.koatks Skljxtko. The fresh-
man class of the U of U yesterday se
lected Mis Esther Johimon and 1! 8
Smith as delegates to the lutercollegl-
te oratorical conteM at Albany.
"Just as
Good
as Scott's and we sell It much
cheaper," is a statement sometimes
made by the druegist when Scott's
Emulsion Is called for. This shows
that the druggists themselves regard
Scott's
Emulsion
of Cod-Liver Oil with Hypophos-
pmtes of Lime and Soda as the
standard, and the purchaser who
desires to procure the " standard"
because he knows it has been o:
untold benefit, should not for one
instant think of takine the risk o:
using; some untried prepa
ration. The substitution
of something said to be
"just as good" for a stand
ard preparation twenty
five years on the market,
should not be permitted by
the intelligent purchaser.
He ure you net SCOTT'S Kmulslon. Set
mat tuc man ana fish are on the wrapper,
soc and ti.oo, all drugisti.
SCOTT ft BOWNE. Chemists, New York.
to
This gentleman only wishei
ildsieck Plug Tobacco ii
t;
iisniesi mines in the house to clean. Mnt
contrary tilings to keep clean. Most unpleasant
nuvu mmiv.ui m, ait mn p r oon aii i.e...
easily with that enemy of oil and grease mid dirt
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3 00
2 00
2 ro
l-ea ard Must llaug.
Colfax, tVali, Feb 21. This after-
noon John Leonard, convicted of the
murder of Jacob Maliiuitt, July IS.
IS'.HI, was for the thiid time sentenced
to te banged. The date of execution
was fixed for March 25. Leonard had
Intended to make a statement, but was
t vi nervous to speak.
Mti'ation Wantko A coiupe'eut
wotuin delieeiiiil.iyiiKMit In a fami
ly. Imjuue at the 11cahi oftlce.
Washing
Powder
I-ai-Rem Pf'kaire CTMtMt teonom.
Til K M. K. rtlimiKV tf.nwn..
. ii.i twft. IMMton.
1'lUladdpbla
mm
mm
Mott's Nerverine piis
The great
rtmedy for
nervous pros-
t fl I In n inT
i all nervous
f. dueases of the
a.-' ttnfflttlr na.
sex, such as Nenrou. Prostration, Failing or
v"h???. P0. Nightly Erltis-
. iuuiniui crron, nienial worry, ex
cessive uv, oi Tobacco or Opiunt, which
Kad to Consumpbon and Inanity. $1.00
For sale by Wllklns A Linn.
MUTT'S
PENNYROYAL PILLS
Tlwjr ovrrromc Wvetneii. IriYirn-
'"' I"!' I'" ni.-n.lru
ll. n. H.y i. " !, ,.
I" irlrli.i woniinh..ta. m.l.iiir il.
v.lomn-nt (.1 urirnnn in.1 binly. No
r. M.r.iy i,,r ..mni r..ul,
tlinn. l.nn..i .lo h.rin-llfi- b-r.mi.-i
.l,.rr. prr hoa
nymall. N.tlil hv ili-,i-irl.l.
For iSaleat Henderson & Linus.
FOR
MlIJTXou can
.Ml 111 I II 1 hfl fllfnrl i
1 III If 5r1 uff I""" ny of the I
1.1 '." e to the oldet
" I specious on ihe 1'ianc Caul, (
wn m w ivnuan en., A
I SO 03 1 UarittSt Eil t 1851 f
. I M Yonnv urH uk! l.tHI A
rrom Ihe .rTMt , ,vu,hfl ind.Kmion. e. i
iZT.:':.,i"r" d eh,,,,,! f
9
i..ii . tMitiM m
i"ri.l..nl:.,'K,n': IM,r"rrheMi. f
Ou ii ill nx , , iKaiunnM
rerrament cur 1 h. lKHl. d.ie. eot cU.m to f
r7" """'-I". 'nit U neU-knowi. to be I. if A
mi M.i..litl w ..
TOBBACO,
CIGARS, '
CANDY.
GO TO.
f'.". "lonunhiv ermm-sted (ruui tbt
u . ' ,'- '" nurompiMiil, A
ISKf A-C4.-irl.V4K fc ri- I
fJ?h. 1 "'y Majrrla
tree. (A rlul4 u.s kt mm.)
Urcat Jtltlsriim nf Ana...
Ihe ioeu ml Urs MuwinaaT it. kind u ihe
MJ- t---J" nxl Wni h- wxawerfully m
m . mi or wnuk
tOSI MHt Sheet See ttmthf. Cel.
Julie ' Qoldsmits
Look Here Farmers!
Bring joup Hides and
Skins to our tannery.
For all Xo. 1 preen hides' w ill
W you 4 to 4 cetveapoun
for No 1 dry hl,t,-s lo oVnts a
pound; F or No 2 aecnrdlnp 0
iutlty, 4 to S cents.
Now don't forget thesa prices
re paid in CASH at
Tht Vin.me,UTanntry
Haines &Co-
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Officer "A new ease, your Honor, ims
i.ii nn that a five-cent Dicce of Piper He
nr rmt. larirer than it used to be.
ivw f" 0
Every Good Judge of chewing tobacco knows and has $
known for years that Piper Heidsieck Plug Tobacco is A
the best that has ever been produced. The only argument A
ever made against it has been its cost but this argument i
is a thing of the past. The five-cent piece has been en- 7
UrA fnrtv nrr cent, and every one can now afford this "
delicious luxury. Why use the ordinary brands ? when
five cents will buy one of the new large sizes of
ipcr Heidsieck
AAA
-r -i
Pin? Tnhaccfi
-r-e--e--r-rT T T v t t t t Tl(
(Chamragne
Flavor)
WHILE WE ARE NOT
Mowing any trumpets, nor hanging any big banners on the
outer walls to attract customers,
m Want
Our Friends to understand that
wo will not be undersold, and
will duplicate any of tho prices
of our competitors.
All best brands calico
Ordinary and shirting calico
Cabot V muslin, vard or bolt
Uncago LL, best made ,. . .
Ladies' wool hose were 25c
Ladies' wool hose ribbed top 23c
Ladies' wool hose ribbed top 35c
heavy wool underwear $1.00
Heavy wool underwear 1.25
20 vdsforRM
25 yds fr 1.00
Sc
ot
13c
20c
25e
75c
now $1.00
now
now
now
now
Boys' and Youth's Clothing
At and below cast.
Special Bargains in
MEN'S ALL WOOL SUITS.
Keduced prices during tbis month. All we ask is
come and prico our goods, and if not as low or a
little lower than others, then don't trado with us.
J. H. McClung.
Junction City
Company
-MANUFACTURERS OF TIIE-
u
WHITE ROSE"
-s-is--FLO UR.o o o o c
GUARANTEED
BEST QUALITY.
The most popular flour in
eading grocers.
the market. Sold by all
PIL
warrnte.i. 71 ." " 'n Ii
i n.i si.imi i... , ,.:
EQnr. Wltllan,,-,,,,, p
J atnie.HB.il ouw ( ,
nic. It ior, til , .u, '
U.JS tb. IWhlllk-.,",,". '"
Jf lPt of rri,T M c,..,.
aiAstUFACTURlMG CO..
SI.iki. U.IIII.:.
TURKS GREEKS.
rfThs?cr?S5Vu?iTi ??,?1IUCl ,nleti 1" the welfare
People of tbls vlclnlt v V l,.t t i-JnJ1,eJ,Uft;er 'f"lutormlDg ,ue
. -o auucu a line or
BOOTS AN KSHOES. GENTS FURNISHING GOODS-
Ladles and Gents Straw HatS,
v. I hread,
Nesi1s;naiss'
Hh rwff Jl. talk
W.W.CHESSMAN, - Springfield, Oregon.
'i .mtt
i Kii
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auabjcsiltlUN ioLA0, UnW'