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, we i -j ANOTHER COLLEGE PRESIDENT Finds in Maine's Celery Compound the Greatest of All Remedies. President Charles Dole Is nob the first great college president or great educator who has been outspoken In praise of Pnino's celery compound. The detailed and convincing testi monial of President Cook of the National Teachers' Association, Is fresh in tho public mind. Ono of tho foremost educators In America, Principal L. L. Camp of the Dwlght School, New Haven, has called Paine's celery compound the greatest Invlgorator In existence. Such men ns State Treasurer Colvln of Now York, Mr. Carlisle's private secretary, Mayor McShane of Mont real, Rev. Fr. Ouellet' Commodore Howell, cx-MlnlBter to Austria, John ' M. Francis, Edmund Russell, and a host of othors -whoso character and learning aro recognized by tho world, have publicly stated that when they wore sick it was Paine's celery com pound that made them well. Thousands of equally responsible, though perhaps less widely known, men and women, whoso word In their own cities and towns is as good as the best in tho land, have testified to tho merits of this, the greatest of all remedies. Enough consistent, trustworthy A WOMAN'S LETTER. Urging Consideration or Seldom Dis cussed Subjects. The leading magazines are very generally dovoting n great deal of space to biographies of cmlnont men who have passed out of life's arena. Each one, from Napoleon and George Washington down, has' Tecelved hjs share of recognition. TJ(4' laB't, and by no means tho least, .under dIscusT slon, is Abraham Lincoln, surely the most deserving of all. Napoleon was great, but not in so worthy away. So al8o;was Washington. But tho latter is not so.dosorvlng of eulogy as Lincoln. Washington arose to meet a crisis, while Lincoln tnado his own. Washington, for all his support of freedom, was at heart an aristocrat, in many ways. He was brought up in the faith, and there were many of Us customs to which he always adhered. Lincoln was a child from tho people, and when grown was a man for the peoplo, were they rich or poor,black or white. There was no circumstance and no issue that he would not face. Past events worried him but little. It was for future welfare and good that he labored, and living issues that ho favored, nor wasthero tho slightest shrinking from any. Recently one of our most noted publlo men cvloglzed Lincoln at great length, but that same man has not the courage to openly advocate tho principles of Lincoln. Here la the key-note of many failures. Many of ua will discuss some long past event or some treat man and debate certain questions and ad vocate certain principles, but when It comes down to exercising real grit and boldly taking a stand upon any lm portant iu of today, we are not In evidence. Our actions are very much on the same- principle of our show of patriotism on the Fourth of July. On that day there Is a great display of patriotic fervor the next day it has greatly diminished, and the next there's none of it to bo found the last .firecracker has been exploded. The times and the people, in order testimony, always of the highest cnaractcr, is touity in every one's ', possession to convince any doubter if one exists of the remarkable power of Palno's celery compound to make the sick well again. President Dole was born in 1813. Ho graduated from Norwich Univer sity in tho class oy8G0, and became professor of political science in tho unlveslty. In 1803 ho was unani mously elected president, to succeed ox-Sccrctary of State Hon. George Nichols. Ho has held, as tho nubile good required, nearly all tho public ofllces In tho gift of his townsmen. In a recent letter, ho says: "I have used Palno's celery com pound for loveral years, and Had It an excellent remedy for nervous exhaus tion, especially that caused by long continued mental work." Tho uso of Paine's celery compound IS soon followed by an increase in the quantity of active, ruddy blood, quick In its rounds. Dyspepsia, nouralgla, and rhouma tism are routed from tho body. Dis eases duo to deranged, under-fed nervous tissues aro rapidly cured, and good spirits, hopefulness, and an eag erness to got well take tho place of to preserve truly American customs and characteristics, demand more de cision of character, earnestness of purpose and independence of action. Wo need not to rely so much upon tho opinions, wishes or dictates of others as upon our own convictions of what is necessary and right. Wo can't please all. Let us not pay so much heed to what Is called public opinion In Important matters. Lot us not seek to hldo our own short coming under a cloak of praise of the noblo attainments of someone else. Had Lincoln listened to dissenting voices would ho havo gained his noble object? Calmly indifferent to whether nil were pleased or not, ho pursued energetically, the course which he was convinced was the correct one. And biassed is the name of Lincoln! The question arises; is it advisable to devote so much time and spaco to thoso who are not now among the strugglera. It'is advanced that their example is an incentive to thoso who read of their deeds. But do some not need to listen to a discussion of cer tain principles of honor and wisdom In order to appreciate tho endeavors, trials and successes ;of men of the past? Methinks I hear some women re mark that if tho wouien could havo a finger in tho political pie, they would step boldly forth and outline and Insist in the adoption of plans where by It might bo greatly improved In quality. Some of you would, my dears; and some of you wonld be just as much in need of "sand" and backbone" as your brothers. There nro all sorts of men, and the assortment of women is fully as varied. Some of you would mako good politicians. (Please accent tho first word'good," in that phrase.) I know of at least one such. Sho tin' derstands every question of the times, Nothing new arises that she does not thoroughly Inform herself regarding both sides of it; then she forms her own opinions without masculine aid. And when this Is done, she is ready liiolntip.linlv. low snlrltw. morose temper and tho fear of approaching calamity, that arc tho shadows of a run-down nervous system. Ncrvc-tlrcd, despondent, enfeebled persons again enjoy living after their feeble, shrunken nerves havo been red by a grand restorative like Palno's celery compound. Sleeplessness, usually duo to an ab normally excited, overworked, but unded-fed brain, vanishes with the coming of a rich tide of nourishing blood. Paine's Celery compound purities the blood, restores tho nervous system with energy, and hurries along tho replacing of worn-out, diseased parts, by healthy, active tissues. Every city has men and women -who pralso Palno's celery compound In their homes, talk about it to their uclghors, and rely on It In all cases of threatened or actual sickness. All persons who keep nbreast with tho achievements of tho day know tho remarkable strongthlng cITccts raino's celery componna can bring about where tho brain or nerves need refreshing, restoring, and regulating. Thousands of persons have boon con vinced of tho power of Palno's celery compound to make them strong and well. for an argument with any man, and sho never loses her temper while so engaged. Sho Is not a "now woman," and she dots not tako "long steps" in any respect. Fact Is, sho Is too small, for she weighs only 05 pounds. Sho has four children, and docs all her own housework nnd sowing. She Is distinctively feminine, and ono reason why sho accomplishes so much Is that sho does not spend hours denouncing mistaken or unwise men and women. Somo of us in fact, many have much to leurn. both about ourselves and others. One of the highest attain ments nossiblo is to tnorougniy unaer- stand oneself. Wo seo somo ono com mit somo foolish or criminal act, ana we denounco him, whllo at the same t.lniA wo nro icrnorant of tho circum stances which caused him to commit the deed, and don't know what we'd do oursolves in a similar position. There aro serious questions wniciv ail of us must not shrink to con front, embracing many features, and somo day soon we'll consider somo of them. Let us ao so Draveiy, whii oiuy the thought that there is tho princi ple of duty Involved. Makion. Makes the Blood Pure This ia the secret of the cures by Hood's Sarsaparilla. Read this : "iamsogiaa to writ that I am sow taper feet health and Ills all because Hood's Sarsa parilla made my blood pure. My health broke down with troubles peculiar to women, m y , nervous sys I tem was shat tered and I had to take my bed. The physician said there was little hope for me. A neighbor told of wonderful cures by Hood's; Barsa parllla and I decided to try It. When I Ld taken 8 bottles, I could sit up and now I am perfectly well and strong. Hood's Sarsaparilla has done aU this for me." Mm. O. V. yjLDXHKB, La, PlatUClty, Colorado. l HRtsBBBIIIW WHY IT CIRGUr ATES Phenomenal Demand for a Weekly Newspaper, I f ADVOCATES POPULAR MKffltIS Characteristic Letters From All Kinds of People. The phenomenal circulation of the Wkricly Capital Journal In all the postolllccs of Western Oregon causes a crcat deal of comment, and needs somo explanation. Orders keep pour ing in uv every man, ami wuiic names arc struck off tho list ns soon as n sub scription expires the additions sur pass the expirations. IT IS TIIK CHKAPKST Weekly In tho state. One year $1.00, six months M) cents, three months 2.i cents. At this low price all can alTord to Uike an Oregon Weekly, and these hard times they naturally take tho cheapest. It Is too cheap to do with out It, and conducted on tho cash in advance basis, they know they will not have a bill run on them. TUB I'i:OPLK WANT IT. Tho peoplo will not pay cash In ad vance for a nancr unless they want It and npprcclutc it. Tin: Weekly is ( as popular as The One Cent Daily ' which is conceded to bo the most pop-1 ular dally in Western Oregon. A man , brought In a silver half dollar tho other dav and ordered It for two months. He said: "I can't get work this winter. I can get along without one meal a da'. But I can't get along without The One Cunt Daily. These long, cloudy, rainy, wlntcrdays' It comes a welcome messenger tochcer the whole family." The people feel the samo way about tho Weekly. i FROM NETAItTS HAY. comes u chccrlnglotter from a subscri ber at Netarts, Oregon who encloses a dollar and writes: "Deau Editeks: The Journal has tho truo Itcpubltcan ring about It. I I wish that every paper In tho coun try would advocate the peoples cause ' as The Journal docs. I will do nil ' I can for The Jouknal W. C. O'HAItA, A Republican of tho school of Abra ham Lincoln." Mr. O'Hnra is not afraid to sign himself an Abraham Lincoln Republi can and The Jouknal feels proud to be considered n champion of Abraham Lincoln Republicanism. PKOM MAINE TO TEXAS. Come orders for The $1 Weekly Journal. Silver dollars aro sent. John Holm, Lullng, Texas, sends us a big dollar of tho daddy In a com mon envelope It Is ono of thoso "In God WoTriist." dollars, coined In 1803, good enough for any American, nnd good enough fornny newspaper. The Journal Is tho only silver Dally and Weekly In Oregon. The Journal is . the only Dally and Weekly In Oregon that ilchts tho whole cold bond hum bug and stands for. tho right of tho rSnWtaM demands Republican 'legislation for bond holders nnd syndicates ...wwV.x...... ..,.... , ...- . ORDER THE JOURNAL. Clrculato tho Daily and Weekly. Stand by tho causo of good govcrment for tho masses and sound American principles. Wo will pay extra postage on silver. Don't send stamps. Free Pills. Send your address to II. E. Bucklcn & Co., Chicago, and get a frco sample box of Dr. King's Now Life Pills. A trial will conviuco vou of their merits These pills aro easy in action and aro particularly ctTcctlvo in tho euro of Constipation nnd Sick Headache. For Malaria and Liver troubles they havo Deen proven mvaiuauic. Tiicy are guaranteed to bo porfectly frco from every deleterious substnnco nnd to bo Eureiy vegetable. Tiioy do not weakon y their action, hut by irlvlntr tone to stomach and bowels greatly lnvograto mo system, itcguinr suo zim. per Ijox. Sold by Fred A. Legg, druggist. i HARD TIMES FACTS. qood readinq for itiik family CIRCLE. Every reader of The Journal should look up tho list of premiums given absolutely free with this paper. Tho Weekly Journal at $1 a year is the cheapest paper on tho Pacific coast, yet with It wo give yearly sub scriptions to any of tho following valuable publications, each known to tho world as a standard In its Held: Tho Toledo Rlade, Tho Queen of Fashions, Womankind, Tho Farm News, Tho Child Garden. Thcso valuable publications aro each worth a $1 it year, yet we give you your choice, ono year free, for n 81.00 subscription to the journal, either tiio Daily for six months or the Weekly for elchtcen months. See tho list, and don't neglect to profit by it. Don't bo deceived Into naylni; for so-called premiums offered with high priced papers at n siignt advance. Remember The Journal Is tho rheapest newspaper on tho Pacific coast, and it gives you high grade premiums without additional nhargo The Eugene Rroad-Axo is now about the best Republican paper up the valley, when it comes to showing up business In the Populist party. It looks as though Tilmon Ford would have a strong following for congress in Marion, Linn and Clacka mas, and Warren Truitt in Polk. 93 Lots of speeches against bimetal lisru, but arguments for the singlo gold standard are strikingly ecarcc. CALL FOR CONVENTION. A Republican convention for tho state of Oregon is callcd'.to meet in tho city of Portland, on Thursday, April 0,1800, nt 11 o'clock a. in., for the purpose of nominating candidates for tho presldcutal electors and state and district offices, except congress men, and of electing four delegatcs-at large to the Republican national con vention, and to transact such other business as may properly cotno before tho convention. Tho convention will consist of 237 delegates chosen by the several counties as follews: Baker 6 Benton 5 Lane 10 Linn 10 Lincoln 1 Malheur 3 Marion 10 Morrow .1 Clackamas.... 12 Clatsop Columbia Coos Crook Curry Douglas (illllam Orant Harney Jackson Josephine Klamath Lake Multnomah -18 folk 8 :i :t 8 a 7 Sherman Tillamook . . . Umatilla Union Wallowa Wasco Washington ....11 Yamhill 0 Tho samo being one dolegate-at-liirgo from each county and ono dele gate for every 200 votes and for overy fraction over onc-hnlf thereof cast for the Republican candidate for governor nt tho election held In this state on June 4, 1804. The committee reccomends that tho primaries bo held on Saturday, March 21, and the county conventionson Sat urday, March 28, 1800, unless other wise ordered by tho proper county committees All voters in favor of the Republi can principle or protection to Ameri can industries ami American lulwr, the upbuilding of a homo market, a sound financial policy and a patriotic enforcement of the Monroe doctrine are cordially invited to unite with us. (iEOitaE A. Steel William Kapub, Chairman. Scorotary. Portland, Or., Feb. C, 1800 DISTRICT CONVENTION. A Republican convention for tho tlrst congressional district, of tho state of Oregon, is hereby called to meet in the 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 tho national Republican convention. Tho convention will consist of 122 dolo gates to bo chosen by tho several couniics, as ioiiews: Ronton ft Lake 3 Lincoln 3 Linn 10 Marlon 10 Polk 8 Tillamook 3 Washington ....11 Yamhill 0 Coos 4 Curry 2 Clackamas.... 12 Josephluo .... 4 Jackson 7 Douglas 0 Klamath 2 Lane 11 Tho samo being ono delegate at larcrc for each countv.and ono for each 200 votes, or fraction over onc-hnlf h&& us? , " "u0 "'"ftS Vccommemls that the ,( nt nccordnnco wiin ino rccom- mondstion of the statu central com mitted Tiios. II. Tonoue, President. J. A. Wilson, Secretary. Catarrh In the Head. Is due to impure blood and cannot be cured with local application. Hood's Sarsaparilla has cured hundreds of cases of catarrh be cause It purifies the blood and In this way re moves tho causo of the disease. It also builds up the system and prevents attacks of pneu. monia, diphtheria and typhoid fever. Hood's Tills bocome the favorites cathartic) with every one who tries t t Tho congressional contest lies be tween Uormunn and it Marlon county man. The Aumsvlllo Record is much im proved as a local paper. Ir and beautiful the woman who keeps m. a fUatnurf. t)lf rnlll. ..1ivln. ltf.fl I, 1 1 f I m. paints and powders, which soon ruin the face, A healthy glow to the skin, a face without h wrinkles, and sparkling M eyes, will be yours If you )" keep the system and the 1 mitclal internal onrsns in good condition. The yoiinic girl, or wo. man, oiten grows naic, wnnn u mm, eats little, everything wearies her, she corn. ...-I.. r i..fr nltl,, ntwl inrrt mill nn insula u liciil v....iK - -",-- sleeping poorly. Often sho is troubled with ,r . '. -I -l. ...1,1. (i..Jhm. oacxacue, or a icnucr siuiic, mw . down weight In the abdomen, or at periods she may be irregular, or suffer extreme pain from functional derangements, Dr. Pierce, chief consulting physician to the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute.of Buffalo, N. Y , In his long and active experi ence, met many cases of this kind, for which he used a prescription which was found to cure such difficulties permanently in ninety eight per cent of all cases, Having proven so successful, Dr Tierce put his l'avorlte Prescription ' on the market, nnd it is to-day sold more largely than any other medicine for the ills of woman. For all functional derangements, displace ments. ulceration, Inflammation, and the catarrhal drain from the lining membranea of the special Internal organs of women, Dr. Pierce's l'avorlte Prescription reaches the origin of the trouble, and corrects It. Mrs. Mav Cam, of Frankotl, Fianilm Co., in., wnieii n ijw years ago I took cold, which resulted lu female trouble, and affected my whole system. About a year ago, I took chills, had one or two a mouth; they were very weaken ing. Had pains In my I Je,more frequently In left side; gradually grew worse until, finally, I hai to take to tied, I had a twiil cough and couiua i rrmi i coin menced takiug your tiHiftij ivV It aliAiii four months, taking seveu 11 01 uooor -. - ,;, I'terce'a l'avorlte rre- "-" -. , tcrfption and five of bis "Colden Medical DIs. corery." My weight has increased, and I fctl better and stouterlhau I have for years." iwri r "An'snerui mmm Tt?Ti wwBgnWk for infant and Children. MOTHERS, Do You Know.w, Baleman's Drops, Godfrey's Cordial, ninny so-called Soothing Byratrt, and most remedies for children are composed of opium or morphine? ftp Yon Know that opium nnd morphine ore stupefying narcotic poisons r Ho Yoa Know that in most countries JruggtsUaro not permitted to sell narcotics without labeling them poisons 1 o Vow Know that you should not permtt nny medicine to he given your child unless you or your physician know orwhat it U composed r Ho Vou Know that Cnstorla is n purely vegetable prepamtlon, and that a llstoi Ms ingredients Is published with every bottle t to Vou Know that Cnstorla is the preserlpUou oftho famous Dr. Samuel ritcher. that it has been In use for nearly thirty years, nndthatmore Cnstorla is now sold than of alt other remedies for children combined ? Wo Vou Know that the Patent Odlce Department of the United Stales, and of other countries, have issued exclusive right to Dr. ritcher nnd his assigns to use the word Cnntorla" and its formula, and that to imitate them is n state prison oCVtise? lo Vou Know that one of the reasons for granting this government protection was because Cnstorla had been proven to be absolutely harsnlcaHsT Ho Voh Know that as Average doses of Cnstorla are furnished for as cents, or one cent a dose? Io Vou Know that when possessed of this perfect prcparatloa,yoretdldmi say he kept well, and that you may have unbroken rest? Well, tliewe HMngw are worth knowing. They are &ctt. f2tW5gr Tlie fuoMlntlle f , Hignaturc o Children Cry for Pitohor's Castsrla. TICKETS TO ALL POINTS EAST -VIA- Service and Scenery Unequalled Trrounh Palace andTourlst Cava IMnhiff and Jilt jyet, Llbvavu Cars Trains leave Portland and Seattle dally for the East. Tickets, reservations and baggage checked to all points. 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