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TI'KHDAY, MAltfH -T, I WW. ,
AWOUVrfcVIBMS.
Hpublln County cHiv-ntlon-Mir. . ,
Annual Horw-Hliow Mait-liM.
Wlllainrtta- Wunlrnl hix-lM) ivmwrt - ,
April I. I
ltll't'III.IC Col Ml (0UTIO
Kor Marlon iiiunty will Ih- held
Mt the ojK'm limw In Salem on
Thiirwlay. Mnrc.li Sllli, IWvS, at 11
o'clock a. m. for the iurjKi of
olo'llnif II delcK'iitw to the stale
mhii lln to Ik held in Portland
the litli day of April lh-SH, mikI to
iiomlnale live candidate for the
lugllHtiiri, county clerk, hIutIII,
nxNirdi'r, treitmirer, m-lioul Huperln-teiident.tHoi-oHiiiiliwIiiiH'rH.aiwHNir,
Mirvoyorand eoniiioi.iinil totrutimict
any other Ihim1ihi- that may prop
erty come before the i-onvcutliill.
I'rliimrlc will Ik- held mi Saturday,
March i!lth.
Ari'llItTIONJIKNr.
Tlie acvernl jireelncts are entitled
to tliefollowlng iiuntberof delegate:
IWiii 13 Unwell I'min ... (I
iImIHiUkiii M Hllvrrtun II
XikIIiHIpiii .... S ilnrHi'iil ;
fbwUl Hwlvin . V Alibiiw A
JaOfcnaiii 7 ImIjUIi II
JUM.ui i llsrHl t
Allwiii 1 WiMhlliurn a
Uhv s IIulilMnl .. I
HUUIihi .. A Aurora .1
Htllillltill) A llultovlllp t
Umt)M A ('liHinitg t
TurtM-r hi. 1'hiiI l
I'MHU'ia a
'linil M
UAVlllHlMlWIN,
Ulir'n. to. (Vn. Com.
.ii'imiii mioN.Hitiii'i orriut,
V print In another column a Iet
tur froin JiuIkc llnniiuigli, w lilrh w o
etiuiiueiid to the atteiillou of the
reader. 'I'IiIh eiuliieul Jurlt and
inprcM'iitatlVf inililhliliniUt Ih 111-
luir to lUli'ii to the hUXHtvitioiiN of
MHiiiiion wiiw, Mini lake coitiM'l
m llh other miIU1chI (wrtli In the
RciierMl lntt-tvt. Half a loaf, lie
Miyit, liilH'lter than im breiul Switch
I lie mm Vi' If ititiiiii4 kill It. He
rmHiilti the truth that prohibitum
wuiiul U cnrtntHl In till ntatc at
tU eoliilim election, thetx-fnre he In
lllliiX to mnke HUih term an v 111
hwd l ntrleUn of tluMlipior traffic.
IIU oiler Utocitut the prohibition
vot for Hhlehexer jmrty lll
pJcUf- llwlf to xccuiv, at the
iHxt mtc1iiii of the U'KUlHturv, a
lll(b Ibviiac Uh , (WKI h ir Ik'Ihk
the iiiliititium tax h HiHild (iiiimim-,)
Mid mj H tMl option Iuh. The
Jdfq iHHIt from himii.v of hU pro
hibition bretbrcn In dtvlartnu that
"Huch law would itmtliiUh the evil
mid break lite power of the Hhiftky
riiiK" Huch cuitor In m hwdliujt
wild Maler dlnolplc I refhwhliiif.
It phhiwip tin U'llef tlmt iphmI
iihO' t'( cMiie out of NnttrtMi
The prohibition otkhiib and pint
furtii rwtiM wr-rwl. liwOat that
Michuttt, llftutt to ritriH the
II cttlvtn of the ll.pi.ir t rurtto, rv
IU f tlH' lbUur ibk-r to kml
the lr of reHH'lntillU to their
bUtticMMiil tlltto relieve It (if H
hurvof ihcotlluiii iluit niimvIu to
tlM liulttc. TIm' ma1 etrvtiill
mid beiiec liuprwctb'ttblt'. In 1'blU
ilvldiU, IiIkIi IbvniH. luw twu nh
tnl, imI the IUv ixmrt U ihih
lIKjpd In evMuiuluK Dm plkilku
uf Mknu ktwtieK. Tin- etlUt of t hi
tiftuft m the lbUr inMMc uf tit
vlutlc Hi imiuM W I nlwu, but
in iIk- wwii wrU h Imtv dM-Uluuc
Imw Umi uuwte, iIm ivlurtkMi lu
lb UUIttlwr of Mlkailk M III MUUUIIt
UT5rr 'UI.
And bo with Ihc ktntl(tikH Wh
lu ltiow kavUlfek w hwv uutdk whi
lliawul kUkUln ibr mynnUuM uf
Ihr lkuor trad It k )4mwI lu lH
uitwvr uf iter vuImv hi uWUiv lht
Ikttur Ittvttani ftUftll uut W Uiwl.
lu uuui Uli (hi ha fm ut
llvr if rt. Mtd U lb vuttu(
wntlT' vttewbj- pfuhlblUuM Uw
taut uuueHl W ada4td muA
nfurtwd.
V- wvtwNir Judav ItfuuMUffaV
tetavf a luVr of iMunttim
w I'll ll aa U mii W ouum
drtlwr lur u'mW. lu uttwt wnK
tbai ha UMoimoiua W nut )wftk
Ih' aU MIom uanbmiMs and inal bv
OUi IK 4 lifllUj lHlt Hll U.b ll
)kMll..l Im prvkte. - )i.ttrf
It Is a tentative hihI shouM not Ik-
pUkmi iMrwilr In the utate to
call attention to the letter, and ex-
pre. Its nnfnloii on the oiler made,
iifimnil. "We shwilu like even- n-
jHihl
I call i
It 1h a return to renMHi, on tlie im
! of one man. at lest, and an edifying
anneal to mndrmtlnn. The truth
'ilw, .,,..l..l BlUIirnutfbtliD
L,i,ni,... ,n(llrt lK-tiveen the
nroliibltlnnbitu and n-publicHns, that
iatt-r pwty h In Hympathy with
the iff.mii .uiit after, while the
" ilcilMH-rac I tied to the liquor
niiitenmlundblbuloa - iii it habit.
Hrutlien aiioulcl not iw i-ncinie.
Let ux niii-t mceliin uithnllberul
' nplrit. If Judifc Ilrniiniigli'a ofler Ih
MUvtaluil by any iiuiiiIkt of hU
fellow pmhlt, let It Ijc made known,
and theCAl'iTAi. JnritVAi., fjx'Hk
ing for ltwlf and Ita renders, will
pronilM" that the pledge nked to
K'cun- the (HihAugc of luu li-lgned
to restrict the wile and u-c of strong
llfftiorH In thoctate of Oregon will !x
chi'erfully given and in good faith.
I't us hear from our republican
brethren on this mibect.
c.w.i.ixi iin:i i.
The Oregnulau yesterday gives the
Hlateincnt of a gentleman, Ju-t re
turned to that city from Han Kruii-cIm-o,
that the hotcN of that city
iiud the traliH coining this way are
crowded with touritn who. after
vlnltlng the nnrthuesl, will f cutter,
K)ine to return eut by the Northern
l'acllle, other by the Canadian
i'lii'lllr, and tlie lcuialnilcr by the
Oregon Short Line. There is no
talk that any of tlie-e thou-auds of
totirlhtH will visit the Willamette
valley or hjmmiiI a day in the capital
city of Oregon Thin is due to the
fact that our citizens do not net
forth the advantages they have to
oiler the AnicrlrHii people. Xiiture
ha lighted a caudle for us, but we
hide it under a bushel. In the
HptiloiiH cast ami middle Mates arc
thotisaudsaml tensor thousands of
jx'ople ulm N'ck to push their for
liliim b moving west. Kansas, Ne
braska DaKota, and California have
for iniiii ear Hceivcd this on
rolling wave of Immigration,
beeuiiM' of the agencies the
lme had at work Inllils coun
try and la Kiiiom. to iniikc known
the advantage they have in More
for the settler. Itui it now kius
this huclnc- has been oeidone.
The feai fill bll7ard of Dakota ml-
moiilsh the maiiMvkiug a home in
the west to avoid a country wheie
he and his I'liinlh run danger of
ftxiMlng to death. Kansas ami Ne
bniska lmc an aiihtcre climate,
and are always liable to ilrowth.
During the lat three wr hcoreh
lug w linls during uiidsuuimer have
imivhed vegetation, ruining the com
and fruit ciow ami visiting ruin on
man of the farmer. In California
elluuite has been wild at remuuerH
tle prliist, but land inniioiKily and
the plague of Chliuwe render that a
ptKireouutr for the iiie'haiiieaiid
the fanner, ami theeatitlon ha long
nine Ih'cii k'lit back fiDIlt the
I'aeltlc tsiaM that more emigrants
mwl not Hpply.
Thin esperience will have the
etlVet of partlNlly turning the (low
of lututlgrutic.li fhun ltHfonuerehaii
neU Hint "ending the homm-ekcr In
.itlter direction. Our apt ueighlior
WafhlUKtou ha hml her nibwlou
ttrkxluthe Held, who have Ivcu
"imthvrlng them lit" at a lively rate
fur nvwnil yin. What h Oregon
Ihvii dohtg all thU while? Making
noell'ort to catch the ear of the
world, netting forth no attraetlvedt
plu of Itn mI, climate ami
oplKtrtuiilltc. aaklng none oi the
Imi furtuiiNte to ituue lu and Mmrv
the huuiitb- nimwl b the Uriah
Itand iwlH'nlgimiU nature.
ThU kIh of ominOun Mum- of our
dtlactt have now net tln'tius-lvis. to!
reform, lu thUclty an enteritfWnir
ii vmw nmi i pft?iMniig a
ltupJtM fttr dWtrlUilkm In the
t, sHlinn RkrtU )m Mttkl ml
vnntMv f the VillauMtU' vlk
lor arUlriiH-iit and iuvtvtnicnt, lu-lui(lrtd-
done muiic KdvertWug
In the Miriutl uf tlmt hh-Ihi. The
kllglit elttirt lrtMl uwiir luu
v Kkeiusl iieuilon lo tlU region
Kvr layV iiudk tirtng Uiiu fhmi
tMt lo ihlrt MlTuf Inquiry,
fruui all part uf Um uukui, fMiu
paflkv h1h iHiuls)uUm. wHisliig
wtt, and w U Uh twluamu Uhhu
kd't. uf tlie bM piMv lu NchnH. It
U alkMl agaliM "Usnr." that
Ua) osvital- aMt that lu iWir
aval tbty do vkdrncv U truth
- Mag .ilfly d4nak to
hrlug M.i4r In ttut thU
W a 4u uur own t-tilu-a twr
i CLTJrrsr r.'T '
half told l Ma la prU 1Vlm$Egr'
- - -l IWI MtttflMM
U try mm-, aad rtdlrmd mwunu
lil.AtUui Mbuh Mulrrs M touuk-
.xHioiri titi.utjiu tx ..s.rtuiuti.s,
which man tliotisHiiite are ihw
Mfklnif. Ami they lmve but to 1.-
pul.lWid to the orId,niitl brought
totheknowlodgeofthointerc-te. ,
to en-lire crowds of visitors who will
avail uum-vi " - Y , ,
ollered, and lend an ulHciont hand
, in developing our natural n-,uniM
Rtnl bulliliiix tip the wa-te places
' There N no iK.liey to I-more wiirml
.commended then that of uniting
others In when you - .. ip-hI
thing to hIihiv with them.
(h-ii l.'tli'r 1'rniii Juilgt- iiiimaiiRli
I'oitTl.AND, .March 1
To the prohlbitionNts of Orcron
I am one of thtr-e who bellec that
IialfulnnfLs Ik-Hit than no bread,
and that if you cannot kill a serpent
outright, the next thing to do Is to
f-cotch it as M-vcrely as )os.-,ible.
Common scum- is an excellent coin
uioditv to Include in our .stock of
IMiIitlnil wares, no matter of what the
rciiiaindcr may consist. Everybody
know that tlie nrohibitionists of
Oregon cannot Iioik- to accomplish a
victory, as a third party, at our next
general election in tills state. My
advice, theiefoie, Is that a full ticket
be nominated, but that the party ut
the mum) time pledge itself to aban
don Its ow n nominations and to
cast its vote solidly w itli which ever
of the other parties w ill pledge Itself
unipialllledly to secure, at the next
K-sslon of the legislature, the anicnd
meiit uf tin charter of every incor
porated city and tow n lu the .state,
andto otherwise enact laws that
will Htnnd the test of constitution
ality, so as to prohibit the retailing of
Intoxicating liquors anywhere in
Oregon for a less been-' tax than
$800 per minimi, and in like propor
tion for any fractional part of a year,
and also to pass a local option law
of like constitutional validity, by
which retail liquor dealers can Ih
excluded altogether from any elec
tion precinct, at the will of the
majority of tlie voters therein.
Such laws would diminish the evil,
and break the power of the whisky
ring to such extent that tuithcr as
saults upon its entrenchments'
might Ik- successfully carried out.
Its power is now enormous and ex
ceedingly dangerous, as was proved
at our last general election, when it
Mas called into icquisition bv tlie
"bosses" to elect and defeat whom
they would, regaidles of paity.
Many honest ihtsoiis fear that an
attempt at i igid prohibition would
result in free whisk, and worse at.
teudaut evils than now exist, who
w III cheerfully support either party
pledged to the enactment of Mich
lawsas are uboe prnKkcd; and I
sincerely lellee that the good le
siilts which would follow, would
surely mic tin- way to further ic
strictlw nieasuics, If not to the
six-ch id Hunt almlltlon of the
liquor tralllc In Oiegon. Let lis try
tlie expcilinent proposed, and If it
should apH-ar that Lot It the rcpult
lleau and democrat ie mrtics hio
owned by the liquor dealers to such
an extent that both aivafndd to so
pledge theinsclesiissuifgetcd, then
we eiiuall ote for prohibition can
didate, with the hujH of material
aid from uinuU'is of otlar voters
from well of the other parties, who
believe that the destiuctiou of the
power and Intluence of the mm
tralllc In Oregon Is of mr Im
portancc than any question upon
which the old jiolUlral imrtk-saro
at prtfecitt divided.
K. C. ItltU.NAt'OlI.
AttJlti;frt
Jinlm- H. 1. Raise ami DNtrlut
Attorney George V. Belt, aie at
ljfa,vette, attending circuit wtirt
for Yamhill county lu their mileinl
capacltlis. Although the county
"1 Im1hvii lHtlat Me.Mluiivillo
l'' h ote of tlu usiple thv it of
CMimi gin eminent will remain at
Ufnyettc, until tln new exmrt hmisu
and mile, (mu U- built at McMlnu
vllU-.
MltUU.
w 1? . . " VNA VI ih.- rld-it( .uf
Till I lilliiun . W T !.....-. JJ..VS
A slh kuT
u .. . .. .. ... . "- .- ...j. wn
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iifiii imniia. .w k iiu. .un. ti
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Tk . liaiui. H 1UUKM SHI , . T.
HKK M m1 TllWuItT In (m.II(
S5S,n 2H"uta- 3IV, UwM
. htwii tmirro.
hi a.. 4T IT
MTt'iTI Wta-Mru,"rti aI
Mr thvinka fttruM-r mUntuvtw t'nj.
WMI lulul nmi Wimih Inwhrr iMU
w ui.w mum i nitwit
iii:n.
MilHlNXUi Nnu- KIWuHin KHIItoM
" H T m ihr rr.idm.v , hrr mml
I. H MpUmmIA. U.rvh h iMtJxtiT
m settlement.
l s A
N'Mtiii b) ktat niHiku i k.aii
. I j hntrint .itikau lu IhTi,
Jt ux Itui..
I vm- AIilKKTI-BMKNTS. . .
J.D.McCully,
IS RECEIVING A FINE LINE OF
NG CLOTHING !
H A
-AND-
FURNISHING
IM" COMMERCIAL STREET,
WM. BROWN & CO,
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B 00 I TS
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TpfltiP-'""1'"' ""ii,ii,uuiu.-j '" ?x 9 j
LeatlitM' and Findings ! liHrf
GASII 1'AII) FOH Y OIBw
Wwl, Hides, Pells and Furs. yJfl
No. 3i I'omaierciM Stnv
SALEM, - OREGON.
DON'T YOU
-THAT-
f- '
i
At tlie Opera House Cornet-,
ARE DAILY RECEIVING
New Dress Goods,
New Prints,
New Clothing,
New Everything,
Ami arv svUltm tlw same at their umm! Low I'riwv.
CALL AN'D SETS US;
Bripg topr Wies and Slay Awhile ! !
Im ter xUcvly, ami th hum oidtglng ekirk In the eity.
Will take Chickens, Butter and Eggs on Account,
S. Friedman,
First National Bank
SALEM, OREGON.
XI N I,AI)l K, -I)K.
J. ilKYNOLfos.,
.1. (UN MOIIt, - -
- - PrD-.iilent.
Vice President.
. - . C'Bhler. '
GENERAL BANKING.
houKhl and sold. State, County and . tlt
wurnints uouisht. Kiirmers are cordlnU
init-d to deioslt und transact business
itli us. iJbeml ndwinces mnde on
wlieut, m.k.1, hops and other proncrt "t
rensciuiible nites. Inunince on such f-e--uilt
inn Im obtained at the bank In
niKst" i ellnlili ompanles.
T S ,-
GOODS, ETC.
SALEM, OREGON.
FORGET IT!
ADfflJIM cm
. President
Vice-President
Secretarj
.. - Treasurer
rrim Oregon Land Comp'ny
, CAPITAL STOCK,
$20,000
ITrll.L MUY.ANII SELL KExVI. E8
V tate Is now renchlnp hundreds of
thousands of eastern iieoplc by extensively
ndertlsliiL' In nil of the lendlnc nowh
pnpere of the United Rates. Their focllt
tics for flndtng bu crs of rent estate arc i un
excelled. It Is to the Interest of those ha
ItiK mil estate to pell, to plnee lUwhere
bu ci eoine tobnj. ., ,,
B. S. COOK, Manager.
H. J. Misnioiiv, Assistant.
Ollke: front loom up stairs In the btatc
Iiihunuice Compnnj's bulldlnpr.
A Mitnde of People
Are dnllj Jloc-klng to KELLEK & SONS,
The Grocers, and niakins purchases froin
their large stock of goods. In teas and
codecs j ou can buj a tine article, while In
sugars j on can get ctra f, cube, granu
lated, (powdered or
CRUSHED.
Wo are sure we can please you in price,
quality and quantity. Comince ourneU
by leiuing h sample order. early every
day
A FREIGHT TRAIN
Comes steaming into Salem and has more
or less goods for us. We keep eery thing
In the grocery, crockery und glasswaru
line. When the piico of any article
FALLS
We gU c j ou the. benefit. Our stock Is now
complete. We have n room
80 FEET
Hy 23, which Is tilled wltb new good
throughout. Gl e us a call.
KELLER & SONS,
The Oroccre.
Si)
Evaporated Apples,
Evaporated Peaches,
Evaporated Nectarines,
Evaporated Apricots-,
Evaporated. Pears
Dried Peeled Peaches,
Dried Peaches,
Dried Apricots,
Dried Currants,
Dried Apple?,
Dried Grapes
Oregon Petit Prunes,
Imported German Prunes,
Smyrna Figs,
Raisins,
Persian Dates,
Weller Brothers'
201, Commercial Street.
u Live and Let Live Paint Shop.
HUNTLY &. McFERSON,
House, Sign
AND
General Painters.
Kalsominers, Paper Hangers and
Decorators.
All orders will receive prompt attention
Entlmiitos on ull kiiuUof work In our line
chcerluUy clcn. satisfaction guurauJeed.
. Shop in Old Court Houso on Couit slret,
Salem, Or.
"WILLIS k WUM,
Real Estate Agents
Huyiuid seB forms nnd citv pi-opertj,
A large numl?rof delmble farms and cltj
iroiert now otlering on reasonable terms.
Rire Insurance!
Write pollolwh ol Insurance against Are
on ail clawoh of proparty in eight reliable
and wealthy Companies.
Brokerage !
Will negotiate loans on real estate or per
sotwl seourlt) on long or short time, and
for large or small sumi.
Real Estate Agency
L I AM AGENT FOR THE SALE OF ALL OF THE
Uuudee Mortgage Company' farms In
S? and l"ulk countlek 1 liae on wl
LfS2i.w,,er.P;wel nl Salem: nko cltj
ElKTJ, of?,f kind, smalt places near
o21T V ""'fruit and garden land or grain
5Kwoc.k. farms ln dllcrent iwrts of the
JiiyA Mone' ln from two to me
Jwon ferm mortgage.
jjOttoxorCHpltarNational l$anl.8aleni.
H. V. MAHHEWS.
"BENSON'S EXPRESS.
JPJ;?U$ coraw of Sut and Kroal
JiSS&i.11 ?l corner SUte and Ooa
SrrtfnlSS. mmpt R"oa and
It. .1. MlNTllOUN
S. KAKKAIl .
II. S. Cook
C. II. MooitbS
Fruits