oggers
..Shoes..
$3. BO.
84.25,
80.OO,
THF REPIIRUriNR A fifWi
-
R. A. Booth, of Douglas, Jo nt
Senator for Lane and
MINE ! SUGAR BEET FACTORY CHIEF EXECUTIVE
9.
loggers Klines In
mm
SHOE STORE
District Attorney Brown
nominated.
British Check Boers at Elang Eugene Should and lost
Laagto.
Re-
ORGANIZATION
ritv tinard
jakk-- - w
ArUIL 14
j.nan vV o r k " DUTI UM hllbUl
M
La ttrri
Ollter Kiwi Plow In guar- ntel
"..here. To be liml nt ..illy
rui-
. aii.ai90 acres excellent farm
i.i,iirff nr.
i v -w
L ,., ,, , r . pnrrwllv
. ,.,.f d uuhim i.r i.owe
0 1 ( Pi '
-j i .., ,1 hmrffitw to li rl" fur
rpotita, at f li v,nauiuenv.
Kl,- . I.. .111.
.. n a' j i i- iriiB j. av .
1UU M mmw r -
i a
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w
- - iiii'v In tin- - i n t
UIW"
tuiU. F L Chambers DIM UMOO
nil 135.
0 C Matiock.
FLl'bsiubm.
uot netwary to (jo to Portland
...... ,,!.., . N I III
..I.. ,,.i ulur llur kl VnT
f t ... .... mill. .... ..
.4 th.. UUIIIK tit ' - I I I I ' I I II '
hirdware ami frni iiinchluery
u ...... u.u. i." i. ( i . i . , i . i
..Ja 1. 1 . . u . ' I : Ihuf
btfbra the MfftOOt aDQ
ft' Khler, the Marlon rounly
impUd, any 8 llM Halem
Hint if he Uoen it will he a
i ill .. 1 1 MatltaM CT". am
Is not proper pay for the
.ia.iul.- ....I ,l..tli f fliu nfttnu
D.-a (1... IU..U I f li w
! aft. uaaait 1 . .
, tbe MorrlH WlDgfleld cattle,
IB Hi iHl i-t) llt'.ni, ti i wi.i
tbe stork hi once utHl drive
bin Merrill ranch, tells the
li nir ui vt-r i i .mm. tin i u i t'
. r mi? le a.
Sheldon li to have anil nnerate
sayo the St Helen Miat.
icti will be furninhed by a
a (Ytmimnv rrr umupm ur
w 1 j
ii in i. iv in ui m i i i'
euaeof the boat will eave
t'u muc i in Ann innor hh i t
of the rulier-mmi IhIiil- rt-uuired
Taofiy Wafers, (tit world's
rWliMH- fur itri'uu ti hum tiAlll-
rf - - n
.ku.ww, o
Mfe. Married ladies' frleud
Tsusv VHfr r lliennlv re-
female reaiedy in the world; lm-
rom Paris; take nothing else,
vtowu irmie uiarK. binuci
Mnpaoy, Importers, ) Turk si,
fat sale liy all QtUg
plain wrapper direct
in
0"Mm nhoAan nno lit ,,'
- " UVI 111,,,, v
1A lliiwr HA
HIT . 1 . iln
O vmv i i Lfc; luwmvn
u ninr r. .i ......... jsh
"wa tuimUW n, '
ii linn nno nut i
ijvi irv i ww
iiinnei nnrvmru ou
la a a . Mm
close about half price.
CONVENTION
Special o thi! liuard.
Portland, April 12-2: p m The
repuhllcaii ltat OODTtDttOD was calle't
I to older at DOOD tOdajT, I'axton, of
Mullnoinnli, was selected for chairman
of the convention.
Darwin Krixtow, of Cottage drove,
was elected assistant se relary.
LANE tOUNTV MKM11KU
I'OKTLANII, April 12. A. C.
Woodcock was named as the LaDS
counly memnerof (he republican s'ale
central cnniiniitee.
KKI'l llLU AN I'KKSUlKNTIAL KLKC !' KS
Portland, April IS, The repub
llcau convention bai wleoted a presi
dential electors, Paxtou of Multnomah,
J V rull'Tlon of Douglas, '.V J Furnish
of Umatilla, and Tilnian Ford of
Marlon.
J W Haltey, of Portland, prs..it
liieuml ent, was named lor food com
missioner. DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
George A. lirown, 1 1 preheni incum
beut, whs re-nomiiiuieil for Hie position
of district attorney without opposition.
JOINT SENATOR.
K. A. Hootu was nominated for j tint
senator from Lane Josephine and
Douglas counties hy the delegations
representing those counties.
It is report 'd that the Lane county
delegation did doI M . 1 by Uoorhaad,
as it was Npposed it would. 0.
KICKED INSTRUCTIONS OVER
00VERN0R FOR PORTO RICO
fSSISl Is tlw Uuard.
Wasaimmkn. April 12. i lia. H.
eUleo, "i loio, 1. n named as the
tlrt olfll govt rnor ..l Porto Hlco bj
President McKlnley.
BOMB nPOKANB MI.MXti,
Sclal lo the uuard.
81'okase, April 12. Thertoloiuon
gold mines in the (Jreat lU public dis
trict bare been capitalized at 3o,0O0,-
000.
The owners will speud foOO.OOO In
belt, rmeuts and opening up the mine
this ycr.
CHKt KKD THE HOICKS.
Special lo Hie liuanl.
London, April 12. After two hours
o.' very hard lightiiig at Elang Laagto
the steady biIvhiic of the Itoeis nil the
British position was checked.
Secure It.
Corbett Men Will Seek Booth's
Senatorial Scalp.
W0LVERT0N 00T SUPREME JUD0E.
Special to the Qnaid.
Portland, April I-'. 820 p. m. The
Lane county delegation t' the Repub
lican suit., convention by a vote of
seven to six agrtcd lo disregard the in
structions of county convention to
vote lor Moorhead of Junction, for joint
senator,
BOOTH FOR M 1 IVHKLL.
Special to tlieUuar.l.
Portland, Aorll 12 -Friends of
ex-Seuator Corbett insist that Booth,
Joint republican nominee lor iiue
Josephine and Douglas counties, is a
Mitchell man.
They talk vengeance aud repri-als at
the polls.
WOLVERTON Rf NOMINATED.
Special to the Uuard
Portland, April 12. Judge Wol-
verton of the supreme court was
renominated for associate justice by
acclamation.
DEMOCRATIC STATE
VENTION.
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vutat-uaybaiai
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4kr,
Chamberlain for Chairman Kin
caiil Seems to Be in Demand.
Special to the (R'aiid.
Portland, April 12, 2:45 p. nr.
The Democratic state convention was
called to order at noon today.
George M Chamberlain, of Multno
mah county, wns elected temporary
chairman.
H. R. Klnoald is talked of for joint
senator for Lane and Douglas.
fAs Mr. Kincaid lias accepted the
nomination for county judge on me
Lane county citizens iioaei
the joint senatorship is not authorized
ly him.-Br. Ul.ARD.
DEMOCRATS STILL WORKING,
Portland, April 12.-Tue demo
cratic state convention wlU nol be able
to comphte Its session- today, and will
hold over until tomorrow.
CHAIRMAN SHERIDAN
Special to the HOABB. ,
Portland, April 12, -I p ' H
Bharldan of Doogtai county is re"
elected chairman of the Democratic I
state cen' ral BOtnmlttat by vote Of the
lata convention.
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RriiB... 'ii'ii. ta, r. Miw,
nvil.K A rn. MILI rUlrlnn
niaMMcaii u -to
Prohibition State Ticket.
Tilt- following ticket was nominated
in Portland April 101b:
(Supreme Judge 0 J Bright of
Wasco.
Cougress First District, W P El
more, of Brownsville, I, inn sounty;
rtecoud District, Islle Butler, of Hood
River, Wasco counly.
Presidential electors N A Davis, of
Milton, Umatilla county ; U V .Mills,
of McMinnville, Yamhill couuty; N
F Jenkins, of (J rants Pass, Josephine
couuty; F R hpauldiug, ot Hood
River, Wasco county.
State Food and Dairy Comtuissiouer
P L Keuady.
Htate Central Committee L H
Amos, chairman; EM Miller, secre
tary; F McKercher, treasurer.
Delegates to the National Conven
tion Itcv C R Bteveuson, Albany,
Linn couuty; Dr E L Lane, Portland,
Multnomah county; J A Longbottom,
Albany, Linn county; Rev U U Haley,
Warrenton, Clataop county; Dayton
Taylor, The Dalles, Wasco oonnty;
E O Miller, Portland, Multnomah
county; FP Morgan, Hillsboro, Wash
ington county; A McElani, Milton,
I'matilla couuty.
Passing of Yellowstone Park.
It is staled upon good authority that
the geysers which have made Yellow
stone Park famous urc gradually de
clining. Spots one the scene of extra
oi di nary phenomena are now covered
by buildings, showing that Nature's
work lias become exhausted. Tourists
who have never visited the park are
advised to do so soon, before they hnye
passed forever. This Information
brings to mind, rather pointedly, the
fact that decline in tbe law of tbe world,
both geographical and physical. Health
is the most precious possession In the
world and too great earn cannot be
given to it. In the sprlug you should
renew your strength and revitalize
jour blood and nerves with the best of
all uiedleiuts Hosteller's Stomach
Bitters. It also cures stomach disorders.
Try It.
Cannot Mine in Siberia.
Home time ago the Chamber of
Commerce, of Hkagway, endeavored
to get some information In regard to
privileges believed to have been ex
tended by the Czar to Americans desir
ing to mine in Siberia, but no definite
Inlormation seemed obtainab'e. Tbe
Juneau Truth has a letter from tbe
United States Consulate, St Petersberg,
dated February 13, which states:
Tbe Ordtr prohibiting foreigners to
mine on the cast coast of Siberia is still
I-, foroe, sod a special permit can only
be bad bl Mime one with a strong per
sonal liilluence with the Emperor, on
Wboaa special order they are Issued.
Prevented a Tragedy.
Timely information given Mrs.
George Long, of New Htraltsvllle,
Ohio, prevented a dreadful tragedy
and saved two lives. A frightful
cough had long kept her awake every
night, she had tried many remedies
and doctors but steadily grew worse
until urged to try Dr King's New
Discovery. One bottle wholly cured
her, and si s writes this marvelous
medicine also cored Mr. Long of a
severe attack "( pneumonia, such
cures are positive proof of the match
less merit of this grand remedy for
curing all throat, chest and lung
troubles. Only )0c and tl ). Every
bottle anaranteed. Trial bottles' at
Linn's Drue Store.
SN ENTERPRISE OF MAGNITUDE
"A ImT sugar factory would In- Ibe
laret developing factor dr l.ane
county that could tie secured, ' .mil a
promluent merchant to a v kh
r.-poiter iln- morning, "it will ring
ill larger and utter returns than
anything else which could be m-curcd.
The proposed plant will require au
expenditure of $700,000 lo atari In with,
and fully i ,00,000 of this amount
would lat seeut In this immediate
vicinity for material and labor."
The matter is colmvtal iu its Import
ance commercially to Lane couuty.
Think of an iudusiry which will speud
$700,000 on a plant and $:!00,000 on
operating excuses before they receive
anv Income: think of 6,000 acres of
land In this immediate vicinity
devoted to tbe raising of sugar be. is,
for which a larger return Is assured
than cat) ta had 011 wheal; thiuk of the
added trade to Eugene merchants as u
result of this factory; think of the
large number of ieople to come to this
country as a result of the enterprise;
think of au augmeirol producing class
which Is the foundation of community
prosierlty, the "tin hucset brigade."
To secure this factory will require
earnest and active t Hurt , but Ibis can
only be secured by organ I ztt Ion. That
the company means business, goes witli
out .piestlou, when 1 I stated that not
one cent of the $100,000 subsidy will Is.
a-ked for until the company has spent
many limes that amouul iu erecting
the factory. This is au evidence of
good lalth. The farmers should unite
in the matter, assist In the subsidy
and guarantee to plant the beets, thus
making it possible to act ou the matter
intelligently.
Let the old Board of Trade revive, or
a new one arise pbneiiix.like, from its
ashes, and push this mattir in a
business-like way. This I- the greatest
o,,oitnni y Eugene has ever had to
secute what it has alwas talked about
an Industry on a Stupendous scale,
which will give Hie city and county
rapid and substantial growth.
Tins company announces that it
fully intends 10 erect a factory In tbe
Willamette valley, anil Eugene's
failure to accept this oflst will not
d. ter it from making the proposal to
some other city. But Eugene cannot
afford to lat It go by. Too much is at
take. It would be business suicide to
refuse to take up the proposition, and
allow It lo go to Salem, Albany,
Corvaliis or BOOM other Hiut which
would thus secure what we need and
must have if wo expand within the
limit of our Mbsibllilit.
President Mckinley Acknowl
CALL FOR REO CROSS SIB.
The 1 'iiowii g oorrespoodeuus be
tween iba Lane Uoanty Emergency
Corps and lied Cross society and III"
executive olllce of the I' oiled .States
Is of Interest:
BOQmn, Or., March I, 1900.
Mr. William McKini.ky,
President of the United states,
Most Honored Sir: In justice to tile
power governing, and ill behalf of the
sorrowing ones Iu our mldat, we, as a
society assembled, desire to express our
lieai 1 felt gratitude for the blessed
privilege of receiving our soldier dead
and sec them laid to rest In the home
soil.
Au act, the counterpart of which Is
unchroliicled In the annals of history,
one, most worthy our humane and
lieiietlcleut government, and most
comforting to the sorrowing relative
bereft ot the pride of their homes ami
made desolate by their loss.
Yours sincerely In the spit It
humanity.
Mhs. M. A. Gkiepin,
Mrs. E. B. McElroy,
Commit tie.
Executive Mansion,
Washington,
March B, 1000.
Mrs. M. A QUFMH,
Eugene, Oregon,
Dear Madam. The communication
of the 1st instant, signed by yourself
and .Mrs. McElroy has been received,
and In the President's behalf I beg
leaveto assure you that your kindly
allusions to the matter to which you
refer are appreciated.
Very trulv yours,
GEO. it. CoRTKLYON,
Acting Secretary to the Praatdant,
Commissioners' Court.
of
Bryan Returns East
bos ANGELES. April 11.-W J Bryan
left for tbe East by ey of Pic nx.
An.., today.
We do all kinds of bicycle repairing
and guarantee all our work.
U C M .t!ocb.
Itev. V. E. Sltzer, W.Caton, N. Y.,
writes, "I had dyspepsia over twenty
vi an, and tried doctors and medicines
ut benefit. 1 was persuaded to
use Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and It help
ed me from the start. I Mieve it to he
' a pinaeea for all forms of indigestion."
Court House Items
Chattel mortgage $200 00
Satisfaction of moitgage 300 00
Satisfaction of mortgage $260 00
Mortgage 300 to
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
John M Bedford to J W and M F
Kirk, 80 acres iu tps 20 and 21 s r 2 w;
$1,000.
Harriet Lee to Frauces E Owens,
lot 8, block 8, Frazer A Berry's part of
Florence; $1.
J M Sherwood to J E Young, 20 feet
oil of the northend of lot No 3, block 5,
J H McFarlaud's addition to Cottage
Grove; $126.
P F Williams and husband to A L
aud E J Woodard, 100 acres in lp 21 1
r 3 w; $1.
George N amer to Frank Jordan el
al, lots 1, S, 8, 4, in Long A Laudsaa1
ad to Cottage Grove; $660.
MINING LOCATION!.
Bueua VlBta" claim, Blue River
district, V H TailipletOO and A 0
Hansman jr, locators.
"(Juld Pan" claim, Blue River
district, J 11 lloiiig, locator.
AMENDED LOCATIOH NOTICE.
USAolaim, Ubhtmla, by George
Boblman, locator.
How's This
WeoirerOne Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that
ca' iiot be cur. d by Hall's Catarrh
Cure.
F J Cheney A Co., Propt, Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known f
J Cheney for the last 15 years, and be
lieve him perfectly honorable 111 al
business tmnsactlon", and financially
anle to ne-ry out any obligation made
by their II rm.
WkstATruax, wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O.
Waldi.no, Kinnan A Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, roledo, O,
Hull's Catarrh Cine w taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
aid mncotll surfaces of tbe system.
Prloa, TS ceota par oottle. Sold by ail
druggists. Te-tlmonials fr e.
Hall's family pills are the best.
W 0 Yoran, printing $27 00
T M Heiishaw, work on lawn
and park 7 60
C W Powell, pauper support of
J M Powell 6 00
Williams A Parviu, support of
Ed Cain 8 00
Jodaon ssm g, lumbar 30 00
I) Matthews, lumber 7 00
W J Holland, quarantine otlleer 00 00
0 r' Muscr, lent for pauper Mrs
Wenger 2 60
OW lluid, support for pauper
W A Meade 20 00
M II Miwsun, deputy assessor... 64 00
S J Wilson, deputy assessor 64 00
Yoran A Hon, shoes lot Mrs
Wenger I 60
Geo Sovern, gravel; disallowed...
H O Miller, books and pens for
sherllf 6 26
(ten N Frazer, fixtures 36 61
Eugene Water Co, water 17 46
.in net 10 11 rimes, printing 6 60
Silas and Laban Wentz, labor on
bridges 3 00
Eugene Electric Light Co, light
for March 22 CO
J H Wray, supervisor road dlt-
trict No 60 10 0"
0 Bushuel gravel $ '
George Hollaud, quarantine ofll-
cer 10 00
Loughmitler A Peter, hardware 2 80
C M Collier, surveyor 21 00
I J Taylor, gravel 4 60
T Edwards, survey ou Sanders
road 2 80
I M D Tallafero, survey ou Han
dera road 2 00
I W T Smith, survey on Handera
road 2 80
E J Kaudall, survey on Handera
road 2 00
John Morehouse, survey ou Han
dera road 2 00
Joseph Hlrome, survey on Plck
ard road 2 70
Frank Hyland, survey ou Piok-
ard road 2 40
County road No 308; dismissed.
Tax certificate No 134 assigned to C
B Brown for $23.68. ,
H M itatidall appointed Justice o
the peace lor Five Rivers preciuct.
Application of E M Dowermau for a
perpetual gateway across Oscar Mllli-
caj's place. Exceptions were taken to
the ruling of the court.
W I. DeLann, drugs and sun
dries $17 45
Orinin Hardware Co, merchan
dise 11 40
J W Kays, carpet 18 12
Oregon Telephone and Telegraph
Co, services 12 46
Story of a Slave.
Balm Wood Wanted
We wan to purchase 2M0 cords of
balm wood. For further particular,
apply at our office.
Evoene Excelsior Works.
I It digests what you eat. Vincent A
t o , Corner wrug otore.
In almost every neighborhood there
me OOO wboaa life has been saved
hy chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
I iarrhoea Remedy, or who has been
cured of chronic diarrhoea by the use
f that medicine. Burn persons make
' 1 point of telling of II lo never oppor
; It offers, imping that It maybe
1 be means of saving other lives. For
e by W. L. DeLsno.
c t an Oliver plow and you can
always gat extras fur 11.
Rambler Bicycles, $40 and $36.
Ideals, $30 tnd $25. I 0 Matlock.
Take voor furs to the Barker Gun
Works and get the highest price
them.
Mrs. Harriet Evans, Hinsdale, III ,
writes, "I never fail to relieve my
children from croup at ouoa by u lug
One Minute Cough Cure. I would Dot
feel aafe without it." (ulckly cures
coughs, colds, grippe aud all hroat
and lung diseases. Vincent A Co.,
Corner Drug Store,
To be bound hand and foot for years
by the chains of disease Is the worst
form Of Slavery. George D. Williams,
. f Manchester, Mich., tells how such
a s'.ave was made tree. He says: "My
w ( lias been so helpless for five yeais
Unit she could not turn over iu bed
11 ' me. After using two bottles of
Electric Bitters, she is woudeifuily
1 n proved and ablo to do her own
work " This supreme remedy for
female diseases .julckly cures nervous
W SS, sleeplessness, melalcholy, band
........ i ! ..,.1... r.tr.ll.ttf 1, ml dlyv
. BUM", WS.RI.I.I.WI 1 ... ...... 0 .... -. j
spells, this miracle working medi
cine is a godsend to weak, sickly, run
down people. Every bottle guaran
teed. Only 50 cents. Bold by G. D.
Linn, Druggist
All Easter Decoration
Ik t will Lrausfnrai your howe IsUi
n tlr, sin ef i l.i..ii., 1..11 rm
lay u eur id, sa villags
fn nr superb si.s-i. f tt Itigi
WallPapam, All ti . ..t
-i.i,-. ..t arises taal iWfj eeaips
tin,,., limp I...: to Ism M'lj sad
often, rltiwallnsalufw iswboki
alsprisss,
FL Chambers
j. :
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
Condition of the City of Eugene
April t, 1900.
TOTAL INDEBTEDNESS, SIS.SSS.TI.
To the Hon. Common Council of the
Oily of Eugene Gentlemen: Herewith
1 i tul statement of the financial condi
tion of the city, showing receipts
from all sou nvs and exa'iidlturee for
the year ended April 1, 1000.
lvess'ctfully submitted,
1!. F. Dorris, Recorder.
recorder's court ni'mhkr ok ar
rests ANII CHARCIK.
For TiRraney ami bcRgttiK 43
I'reapaaa. ,Yf
Drunk .ml dlfurdurly IS
Auault 4
Killing lili'Trte en (orb:, Men nlilewalks IS
HlM)r1orly oonjurt 10
RlJInil tilcrrlo agalnit 2
Fait tlrlTlng 3
Furnl.hlng liquor lo a minor 1
Iniultlng language i
Loiter oa street attar 10 p m i , . - 2
I'lsLlMng without llctmae 1
oolng Into a aalooti (minor) 1
t)psatag ssIoob ob Bondai i
Total 164
Committed to prison IMS ilajn) I1C
I'ald line amounting toflTLSO 27
Complaint atSSSlSSSd S
Suspended vutoueo during good behavior '.'
Iteloaaed to leave, towu "' IS
total
If
NUKBM AND CIIARACTKKOI-' LIl'KNHKB
18SUK.U AND AMOUNT RKCKIVKt).
Saloon, IS I2,(t7 II
Drug tanas, i 1M U0
1 M KmncU to nell hj the .Uart. 7 2
lllllanl tabic. 2 22
I'eddlcra I B 00
liioHanatr. i U oo
Stiootlng gsllory, 1 II oo
skating rluk, I II H
niaiolss. I 12 00
Thssrrlssl tail islaai Ibnasj ll n w
Dogs, ii, t u no
Total 2,'J17 30
KINANCIAI
.st'ATKMKNT - (IKNKRAI,
FUND.
1MB, April I
Am'ut eatStStadlag warrant IIV-'IJ
blsburvomeuta tor
Kmsl light a per coutrart.1 2,.' It
W uleranper eoutraot I.ikio (U
Kim Ofparbaaat W7 4S
Lumber 7T2 0:1
SI IniproyeMieiit mid repair tRI "
Itoek erulier aud englUL. . 1.71,00
Police depsrtassal t,i-i 20
Attorney Ice 7M SO
s;rj recorder truaaurer Nl 78
Klro proof aafo 25 Oil
Printing, wood and other
Incidental ills 15113, lis -.'3
I'"
Accrued lot on w'm'l paid l.tri KS
Receipt frost all tonrsss... HViMtin
Caah on baud April I, UM I 1,413 13
Krom taxca 7,7811 91
From llccnac Including 15
doga 2,017 30
From fine 171 Ml
From street tSSSSSBMBlS ... I,IS4 SI
Fioin eatraja aud repairs to
sidewalks 220
F W OSBUTBi from rullet to
Mr New 4 00-414,716 2S
The Builalo
,,. . of breaks
F L ' hambers'.
Pitts
teeth.
Harrow nev. i
See lie at
General fund deficit. . 1.'.,110
SKWKR FUND,
i.i, i ii r-
MU, April I
A mount caah on hand I 1,010 08
Itccvlved from SSWSI aaam't 2,17 41
Hecclve'l from 2-mill tax . 2,M2 77-1 7,111 20
I.ISIIUSSIMISTH.
For Intel ent on newer bonds.! 1,0.'i2 07
For e.inatructlon aud repalra
of sewer S.OOt 70
Caah on haud to balance. . . . MM 50-1 7,100 20
RKCAI'ITIILATION.
UABtUttM.
PJ00, April l
Unmatured aewcr bonds. . . .115,000 On
i, . in nil fund deficit 15,110 00-1:10,110 OI
SSBtHtBIIBS
Cah on hand, sewer fund I IdV M
I axes In course of collection lu,'i oo
Iiellii'iueiil sewer assessm'la 370 0
Lumber ou hand, UVMt feet IMft -411,141 M
Total Indeiitedneu.... ! 71
Itespectfully submitted,
B. F. DOMni, Itocorder.
Robbed the Grave.
A rlartliug Inddtnt, of winch Mr.
John OltWr, of Philadelphia, us the
subject, is narrated ol bin s follows:
'I was In a most dfOadfUl coiiditlou
My skin w s almost yellow, eyes
sunken, tongue coat.d, pain contin
ually III buck and sld.s, no nppelite
gradually growing weaker dB) by day.
Three physicians ban gr-u . mq up.
Fortunately, a friend sd vised trying
ElecUic Hitters; and lo my gltat Joy
ind surpriri , tin- Oral bottle made a
decided Improvement. I continued
their .ini for time we.-a-, a, d aiu now
ii well man. I know liny saved my
iifn and lobbed me gn.ve.if another
victim." No one should tail to try
tnem. Only BOo.guawnteed.at Linu's
drug store.
I LA If Hit! OUT.
Dull head Oflhe, pains in various parts
of the body, sinking at the pit of the
stomach, lists of eppetl a, reveriabneMi
lilmplee or sores, are ail piwitive
evidence of impure blood. No matter
how it became sog it must i " uriiled
in order to Obtain good Meal' I. . Auker'a
KIcmmI Elixir has never fnll.il to cure
Scrofulous nr Hyi.hilitlc sil- ns, nr any
other M'smI diaeaesa D Is oerialBly a
wonderful remedy and wo sell ev. ry
Is.ttle on poaltlvea guarantee. For
ale by W L DuLauo.
THE BURTON MINDERS.
Two More Indians Held forCom
plicity in i lie Affair.
Skaii way, Apni . Two more In
dians were put i sblnd the bars In
Hkagway yesleittsy for being impli
cated in the letvui murder of Mr and
Mrs Itcrt Morton, of Kdgein , Oregon.
One I in Hun was arr eted at Mllka and
one at Hal nee.
The Indian chief at Kluckwan has
made all the men of his tribe whom
Hi.- siiihorltles want Id this esse come
out and give themselves up. They
have responded, and even made part
of the trip to jail aloue. Twelfe
Indians aie In jail here in connection
with the Morion case. They comprise
the entire number pretent at the
murder. The trial may he he'd here
this mouth.
Remarkable Cure of Rheumatism.
Kknna, Jackson Co., W. Va,
About tin... years ago my wife bad
no attack of rheumatism which con
fined her lo her bed for over a montb
and rendered nef unable to walk a step
without assistance, her limbs being
swollen to double their normal slse.
Mr. H. Maddox Insisted ou my using
Chamberlain Tain Halm. I purohased
a tlfty-cent bottle and used Itaooordlug
(o (he directions and the next morning
she walked to breakfaat without assist
ance iu any manner, aud she baa not
bad a similar attack aince. A. B.
PAMOMSJi For sale by W. i.. He La no.
Mostly About Women.
Home women are not contented oo
being (he "letter half," they want to
bo the whole thing.
Tli fellows who know the most
about how to handle a wife are those
who never had any.
Mora women would climb the ladder
of fame were It not lor so many gawky
men standing around at (he bottom.
Bismarck's Iron Nerve
Was the result of bisspleudld health.
Indomitable will and tremendous
energy a DM found where stomach,
liver, kldneya and bowels are out of
order. If you want these dualities and
the succenn they bring, use Dr. King's
New Life Pills. They develop every
power of brain and body. Only Sbb.
at I .inn's drug store.
Pasture for Rent.
I have irnod anrlnu anil .iimniu
nasiure for stock. Inuuira of nr d.
dress. J. T. BlCIIARDBON.
Llewllen.
Experieuoe Is the best leacbar. Uee
Acker's English Itemed v in any case
of coughs, col. ta or croup. Hbould II
fall to give Immediate relief money re
funded. 26 ota end AO els. For sale by
W L DeLano,
VVm. Orr, Newark, O., says: "We
never feel safe without One Minute
Cough Cure In the house. It saved
my little boy's life wban be bad tbe
pneumonia. We think It la Ibe beet
medicine made." It cures coughs,
ami all luog diseases. IMeaaaut lo take .
harmless and givea Immediate results.
V 1 1 cei. t A Co., C'erner Drug Htore.
Mrs. Calv.n Zimmerman, Mllssbarg,
Pa., says: "As a speedy cure for
coughs, colds, croup, and core tbroat
One Minute Cough Cure Is unequalled.
It is pleasant for children to take. I
heartily recommend It to mothers."
It Is tbe only barmlssa remedy that
produces Immedlase results. It enree
bronchitis, pneumonls, grippe and
throat and lung dlseaaea. It will pre
vent consumption- Vincent A Co..
Corner Drug Htore.
I 1 aaWaa! m
PiiliS
Is your breath bad? Then vour
PCS! it icinis turn tneir heads aside.
A bad brcsth means a bad liver.
Aycr's Pills sre liver pills. They cure
constipation, biliousness, dyspepsia,
sick headsche. 25c. All druggists.
Waut your mnttlarha or heard a baauUful
brown nr rlh Slark T Thti u
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE USr.
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