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 Hie Ono True Blood Purifier. AH (lrtigRht. 91. eparcd only Dye. I. Hood St Co., Love)l, Mass. l,l mil, are piirciy vectahle. re lOOd S Pi I IS Ilablo and uciicflcUl. 25c. 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. HARP TIMES FACTS. 'GOOD ItKADlNCl FOR TUB FAMILY . CIRCLE. Every reader of The Journal should look up tho list of, premiums given absolutely free with this paper. The "Weekly Journal at 1 a year is the cheapest paper on the Pacific coast, yet with It we give yearly sub scriptions to any of the following valuable publications, each known to tho world as a standard In Its Held J J The Toledo Blade, Tho Queen of Fashions, "Womankind, The Farm News, 4,1m VillAU Ji.v.v.,. These valuable publications are each worth a 81 a year, yet we give you your choice, one year free, for a 81.50 subscription to The Journal, either tho Daily for six months or the Weekly for eighteen months. See the list, and don't neglect to profit Don't be deceived into paying for so-called premiums offered with high priced papers at a slight advance. Remember The Journal Is the rheapest newspaper on the jracuic coast, and It gives you high grade wmiuma without additional charge 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 Pitcher's Castorla. "DRTMES, Through His Nervine Is a Ben efactor to Thousands." a WIDELY known Wisconsin publisher, who resides at Green Day, writes March 6th, 1K5, as follews: i?i in sea I became so nervous that Biental wonc wa a burden. 1 could not rest at nltht on account ot sleeplessness. My attention was called to Dr. Miles Itestora tlve Nervine, and I commenced to use It wlta the Tory best effect. Since then I 1,... bnnt a. bottle in my bouse and use it whenever my nerres become unstrunf , v 1th always the aame fooa results, sir eon biki T- Milssc' Uke It lor nervousness IK. HIUZ wilts like noTcr falllne NprvftJA success. I havorecom- 11 ,i ended It to many and RCStOreS Iteurwithera. All who ttii. au3er Irom norre iiCalin...... troubles should try It. It Is free Irom narcotic, perfectly harm Icsc, and yot soothe and atrenetbens. Dc. Miles, throucb his Kervlne Is a. benelMtot totboosands." A.O. LEIIMAN. Editor and proprietor of Dk LAjfDUOJr. n. un Krinn ta iLnld on ruarantee ittelwlUbestor wtf ntwti. ttfiKI W A fl for Infants and Children. OTHERS, Do You Know mat raic, Itateman'a Stops, Codfrty'i Cordial, many so-cntlcd Soothing Syrups, and M most remedies for children are composed of opium or morphine I o Vow Knew that opium and morphine are stupefying; narcotic poisons? Xio Vow Know that In most countries druggists ore not permitted toseU narcotics without labeling them pobons ? Wo Yoh Know that you should not permit any medicine to bo given your child vales you or your physician know of what It Is composed t Ho Vow KTnew that Castorla Is a purely Tegetablo preparation, and that a list of its Ingredients is published with every bottle ? Po Voit Know that Castorla is the prescription of the famous Dr. Samuel ritcher. That it has been in use for nearly thirty years, and that more Castorla Is now sold tbau of all other remedies for children combined ? Wo You Kiio'W that the Talent Office Department of the United States, and of other countries, have issued exclusive right to Dr. ritcher and his assigns to use the word "Cnatorln" and its formula, and that to Imitate them Is a state prison offense? to Vow Know that one of the reasons for granting this government protection was because Castorla had been proven to be nliBOlntcly ImrmlciM? Po You Know that 3s nrcrago doses of Castorla are furnished for 35 cents, or one cent a dose? Iio 'Yosi Know that when possessed of Hits perfect preparation, yourcldldrea may be kept well, and that you may have unbroken rest? Well. tlicHe tUltign are worth knowing. They are facls. C&&tfu TllO fftc-Hliilllo wlgttature of Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. TICKETS TO ALL. POINTS EAST - VIA fe toe nm CM Service and Sccncvj Unequalled TvroufilC Palace and Ton Hut Cavs I)lnhi(f'mand Buffet Library Cars Tralm leave Portland and Seattle dally for the East. 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