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THE MULTNOMAH LEGISLATIVE
TICKET.
A tloket of more than usual ability
-was nominated fur the legislature at
Portland Saturday by the ltepublt
ouns. The four candidates for stautor are
all ntea t premluettee awl ability as
poljtuw goes. May ami Mukrhsy hav
ing ttcytt Urn uHjt Courtney and
BUbe) jfeinK WRt qttaltneaUous.
Sl. 8fcLiel was termeriy a promt
nent SinHHt worker, ana l ob of the
most etieeeeefui and beeUknawn bust
HHs nvett of PerttaAtl and Is wall
known all eyer the stats.
The raitAtdate for the lower house
art meit of war than average promt
tHHlee aiwt iaettiile atXH wfce are
btfijv all evsr the tU-Jwyi.re ot
$Wto omt WhsIhm men of Dm ik
ajl landing.
Several at lh ellew have seen
4rvl and the wljale. deieatkm will
tie found to have aaaecreeate stroastk
far apftve thow usually twit up fromj
riianu, Tttfir uawee are w. m.
KMIngewwlh. 8. M. Mr, K P.
ireadersen, A. I. MlHs, a B. Usthl
rum. ISimor IL CtelgrajJU !4fl
WUh W T Mutr. W. n, lludtoa, A,
A. Bailey. A J. Caproa, tJowm lL
QraBc
QOOD ROADS POPULAR.
Thoo who aro nshtlCR Judgo Soot
because ho stands up and talks for
sood roads all the time are making
a mistake. The causo of good roads
is the most popular thing any man
can talk for.
WhU Marlojj county taxes have
not btfeu advanced have been tetadl
ly reduced. In fact Judge Sautt cag.
not be accused of having run the conn
ty in debt for his good roads hohUy.
I Hut Judge Scott has gained friends
by taking- an intelligent aaU progres
sire interest in (rood roads. He bos
lafomed himself and taken time to
attend ooBventione aud irk himself
In touch with Bfosteea.
The strettgtk of the Roo&reaOii
lavement Is stronger than any party
and the iH for wwht road wlrl go
om in SirlU of any eetKoual fight on
Judfe Sott; an4 it U a Reed bIju that
the people ar awakAning to the prop
oettifltt that every doHar Investea In
raly noet roads will bring bask two
dollars in ImuroYed values ot nren-
wty and geuenlly beAter industrial
an4 social comlltJoaj,
Marien oounty, through the nrawl
nenoe of Judge gett Im a4vooaUny
ooJ reads, sa Ueea advertiwd to
the whole state. Seott is reard4 u
irtsn
,In the spring
Jrour health
nceJs atten
tion. Tho
syatom is
overloaded
with impuri
ties which
must bo got
rid of at onco
or you'ro
going to bo
Blok. Thon
tho Bitters is necdod. li will euro
General Debility, 8prlng Fever, Nerv
ousness, stomacn ins, insomnia ana
Malaria. Try It.
hllHafl
a leader by other county Judges and
thoy aro watching what will bo done
by the people of this oounty in ap
proval or disapproval of a progressive
county official.
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THE INHERITANCE TAX LAW.
Tho Domocrat Friday gave, bb re
ported to it, tho income tax id tho
Faber ostato as $0000. This must
havo boon a mistake. Probably $000
Is nearer correct. Tho law is this. An
ostato must bo valued at over $10,
000 to bo taxed, when tho tax is to be
levied only upon tho oxcess of $5000
received by each porson.
Tho rate is one por cent when tho
inhorltanco is received by a fathor,
moth.r, husband, wifo, child, brother,
sister, wifo or widow of a son, or the
husband of a daughter, or adopted
child.
Whon tho Inhorltanco shall pass to
any unolo, nunt, nleco or nephew, or
lineal descendant of tho samo the rato
shall be two per cent upon the ap
praised valuo, in other caaoe tho tax
shall bo three por cont on amounts
over $600 and not oxceedlng $10,000,
four por cent on $10,000 to $20,000, Ave
por cent on $20,00 to $50,000, and six
por cent on all amounts over $10,000.
Tho tax has to bo paid within 30
day to tho stato tronsuror.
SOUND EDUCATOR RECOGNIZED.
Tho Republicans of Multnomah
county transconded tho limits of fac
tion nnd nominatod County Superin
tendent Robinson for a second term,
nelonglng to tho othor faction from
tho ono that had control of the con
vention tho Republicans honored
thomsolvos by honoring Robinson.
Ho is ono of tho fow really progres
siva and sound educational men la tho
stato, and his ro-nomlnatlon wis Jo
Borvod and is appreciated hy tho
frlonds of public schools all over tho
Btate.
X-RADSUMS
Salem Is again the convention olty.
The Pleasant family have a groat
many reunions.
When congress gets thiough with
Payno tho latter will be cured of tho
gout.
While congress Is investigating tho
Mormon it might incidentally compel
the church to pay the survivors and
hoirs of tho Fancher train of Immi
grants massacred at the Mountain
Meadow. Tho church got $70,QO'o
worth of proporty In 1867, and tho in
terest on this would now make a snug
sum.
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Arahlbqld Forbes Is the greatest
AaijanmsVot ail the A&naniases that
over'Aanantas4d a war story.
.
The county convention at Portland
was net responsible for the high wlnu.
pid Doreas was Just working pver
time, so ho could take a vacation,.
The tlsh exhibit at the SL Loutsjatr
promises to be the greatest in history
that Is. there will be a greater num
ber ot suckers than at any like affair.
The hobo who found $10,000 and, re
turned It to the railroad company was
treated far worse than was first re
ported. He was put In chains of a
waU pumping plant '
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Oeneral Wood is finally ooaanuojd,
leaping from tka hospital to a majon
generalship Uy yktleftl ability.
,..-, Cohotrn'n troUB-
oniy me uii.hwu . -
era. but ako fi"ls corleg
If it taks nluo tailors to make a
man, why should It not take nlno mor
mon women to make a wife?
Evory time Scott Huber and that
gang of fair promoters talk to the con
gresslonal committee, the amount of
tho appropriation is reduced. Tho
managers should send them a return
ticket, good for ono day only.
If tho Journal man had not returned
from California several days before,
tho big wind storm Saturday night
would probably have been attributed
to him.
Should tho grades of our streets be
arranged aB a proposition In the Inter
est of privato partlos, or from the
standpoint of tho public Interest?
.
It's an ill wind that blows nobody
good. Saturday night It did business
for the rooAng mon.
Havo tho progressive people of
Court street been put out of tho street
Improvement business?
Thero may bo a diamond worn by
some ono leaBt expecting It. Tosllenco
all objectors, let us hope it may bo
ono of the Salem ministers. A minis
ter who will read Thd Journal ought to
havo a diamond to go with it.
Sheriff Storey was turned down for
reuomlnation and it may prove a
Story with a boquoI.
Tho war correspondents are getting
thoir news from tho bottom of the
well that Is whoro the provorb says
oven Truth Hob.
Whon the earthquake shook things
up at Seattlo last Wodnesday ovening,
Soattloltea frod from the churches.
Thoy aro evidently a littlo weak In the
faith, or olse havo a strong doslrc to
romaln in that perpondlcular burg.
Consldoring that tho following item
appears in Harrison R. Klncald's pa
per, it is not so bad, andalmost equiv
alent to an endorsement of the truth
of tho characterizatien:
"Tho Salem Capital Journal calls
Geo. C. Brownoll the 'Abraham Lin
coln of Clackamas county.'"
Geo. C. Brownoll can nover tako
tho "full place of Abraham Lincoln
with Bomo peoplo who Judgo a states
man's Lincoln qualities only by his
inchoa,
Tho Eugene Register has it all cut
and dried for Marlon county. It copies
an artlclo from tho Statesman, and
hends it: "Harris Stock on the Jump
Marlon County Will Have Delega
tion for Him Factional Fight Is Over
ino Harris uoom Has Taken on
New Life."
Among the legislative possibilities
in Marlon county, beside boiuo of the
flvo mombers of the last house of rep
resentatives, tho names of J. G. Gra
ham. II. B. Thlolaon and Goo. G. Bing
ham aro montlonod. Tho party ralcht
do worse. Mr. Thlolsqn would fight
hard for some good roads legislation,
as ho Is a practical onglnoer.
Tho Journal Is not opoiod to Mr.
HarrU for congress. He Is a bright
young roan nnd working hard to get
acquainted In all the sevonteen coun
ties. But the strenuous demands ot
Lane ecunty a year ago that Mr. Her
mann lie the nominee and that no one
else would do are remomberod In Ma
rion county, and tho sharp turn of the
Lane county politicians take ayaythe
breath of the average Republican who
Is more Hermann now than he was
then.
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Prof. Charles Mills Gayler. of the
University of California, took his po
etry class of 100 co-eds to task Satur
day. He was trying to tell the girls
about the beauties of some- new poem,
but they were not Interested. The
professor got mad and said: "If God
Almighty or the Angel Gabriel wrote
a poem, it would not interest you. You
nre nothing but giggling girls." The
professor is so dunderheaded he does
not know that God wrote a poem, and
called it "Woman." and the poem pre
fer) prose, which is "Man."
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LITERATURE AND
DRAMA
Tihe Impressions Quarterly for
March is an Instanco of raro good
tasto in coloring or cover and coloring
of contents. Tho selections boar an
even, enjoyable literary tone and qual
ity, tho poetry and tho proso aro all
worthy to bo read and that is saying
much for a periodical publication in
those days of diffusion of merit and
oxcoss of matter printed. Paul Elder
and company, San Francisco, Cal.
Pearson's Magazine for April con
tains tho first of Tom Nast memoirs,
by Mr. Albert Blgolow Paine, that
havo been announced for Bomo
months. It has, also, another of Dr.
CyruB Townsond Brady's stories of
Indian fights and Fightors The
Thirty-two Against the Threo Thou
sand; an Interesting artlclo on Tho
Patriotism of Japan, by Mr. Aloxnndor
Humo Ford, ono by Professor B. E.
Fornow on tho Forestry Problems of
tho United States, and a description
of trained boxing horses, by H. J.
Holmes.
Cherry Pe-
for colds, coughs,
consumption, we
saying this for 60 yea
have the doctors.
Companion series on
monts JWhlch Aro Mak
Bottor" is "Tho Dlsclplo.
Their Good Works." It
April numbor, and ni
denominations will want"
"I would llko to suggonst," wrote a
San Francisco lady to Managor E.
D. Prlco of tho Alcazar, "that you
road tho book 'In the Palaco of tho
King' by Marlon Crawford, and soe if
It could not bo dramatized Into a play.
It Is not a long book and it all hap
pens in ono night." It was moro In
sorrow than anger that Mr. Prlco re
plied that Viola Allen was something
llko $100,000 richer for having con
ceived tho samo oxcollent idea about
four years sooner.
Tho third act ofTho Pit" Is in tho
music room of a Chicago grain specu
lator's mansion, bathed in a satanlc
I rod halt light, and lays baro tho soul
travail of a neglected young wife, who
is on tho brink of temptation. Tho
Thoatro Geer says that "Whlto Whit
tlesey as Sholdou Corthell, tho aes
thetic young artist looks typical of
tho forolgner with cortaln habits of
thoughts that mako him talk of Ideals
to women who aro not suro of tho dlf
foronco botwoon right and wrong.
His porformnnco Is vory polishod and
nftor tho situation whoro ho plays
upon tho plpo organ, describing tho
Bonsuous purpose of tho music, ho ro
celvod many woll onrnod curtain
calls."
An. article in tho Woman's Home
THE DIFFEREff
Two womon stood at a c
And gazed on a picture
A nestling child, with
oyos,
Whoro lurkod the doep-to
tho skies,
And tho ehinlng suntouc
rtnn nf tliom RftOft lint n. sle
Clasping a battered doll.Vj
She notes tho beauty of for
Tho rich effoct of tho prill
And tho carven cradle thtj
Sho kisses tho babo, as
awhilo,
Then turns away with al
smile,
Tho othor gazes with misty!
And tho cradlo fades awn
Beforo hor stretches tho pH
With all its porlls, its toil
And tho dangers of overyl
Sho socs tho tiny form grol
And tho tender heart gn
In the race for plcasuro thi
pain,
Tho losjng atrugglo for
gain
Tho maddening quest foL
And she sobs a prayer ''Ol
thou
Wouldst hold him always M
now."
Those women stood in thci
room, J 41
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Aliko In feature, In form
Allko in tondor, naraoless
In a gontlo charity.
Both loved tho babo wltl!
bluo
And tho sunny, clustc
Ono naked that his llf
sweet;
Ono laid his soul at thr
And asked, for tho I
Thoy looked on tho fielf-same
and cot.
But ono was a mothdr; and one
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It la rather wgf-Mttve u (B8 UNHAPPINESS DISPELLED.
UHlted ItatiM uuuta with u. it... .
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hHMlrfcl wejWeevlia or mtf&, $
thm en. trial in the odniui .t
all the Urn s
The Panawa eaaal cowmiseioa wlj)
get $18.M a year satary, aad III aday
while on the lethmwu Oregoa home
itMders oaa jve n, for
BjeTting & lead pipe eteefc ea ,8 $15
a day part, and that while they are at
tMMag to fcMttMea at home.
The BieaaetK burglar in estateae
ha been heard, frw. I CUdtwati r
eetlyh,elefe4 the roeca el Joseja
8cawe, ei that etty. ad nkt mi
Mta aud Women Unanlnioua About It.
Many women wep and wall sad refuse
te bo eemfertKl bte&use their eae me.
Hflnt titMMoa nave boootne thin and
6ad. MBy men IneM to profanity
foLTJtti?- W, t,lr,Mi8n th W
tntoh on tnetr cranium, it will be koo1
rows te tho tnlterebJo ot both x te
loam that Nawbre'. HorpWdo has boon
plod upon ta. mrket. Tata u the now
W-JP eorwloMe ad antboBtio that acts
W de.troylnjj tho em or torobo that
U tho underlying eatwe 0f a bair T2
strweuea. Her4)4o t. new proLr
. made after a Mw tBrtTorMi
eaUroly bow ptiMiek, Aayetw TwhThaa
jriod It wtH tnntr as te hTZk
h yr.Jf and u eeav4Mod. 4 IX
i.T& ta Th v ss
IHalel J. Fry. Spoolal AgeaL
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Om Nzw Spring Goods At-l
iivjtng Daily
New Challice, Dainty Patterns only 6c a yard.
Olnny Laces, 1C0 patterns to selact from. SJc to 12o a yard.
Embroideries, see our big asrortment at 5c a yard.
Lawns in nearly every ra ie, low prices.
Pretty Plains only 16, a yard.
Rostein & ,Gaeenfeatim
em res trust un titn
t nos $tau TO $JJJ-
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Stoves that arc low
er priced than "Gat
lanis'botnonetfiat is worth as mtfdi.
'Garlands' axe made I
In all needed stytf
and varieties andW
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If not, you are away behind the times. However, they are al-!
ways glad to see new patrow, and if y0tf call oa the, you will be
were .than pleased. You will flad themTt tho corner of CosimerolaH
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