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Newspaper Page Text- as i sores and Ulcers That old sore or ulcer, which has been a source of pain, worry and anxiety to you for five or ten years maybe longer doesn't heal because you are not using the proper treat nient, but are trying to cure It with salves and washes, while these are soothing and relieve pain to some extent, no real, permanent good can come from their use, because the dibease is in me dioou. aim WOUntl. lo"K and trouble, and forced the have perfect use of the S. S. S. is the is maac 01 roots anu iierus 01 wonucrtui purifying properties, . L L. , , which no poison can resist. S. S. S. quickly and effectually clears the blood of all morbid, unhealthy humors, and the old, troublesome sore heals. At the same time the general health Is Invigorated and built up. When a little scratch or hurt fails to heal readily, you may be sure your blood is bad. S. S. S. will soon put it in order and keep it so. Our Medical Department Is in charge of experienced physicians, who have made blood diseases a life study. If you will write them about your rase, they will clndlv furnish all Information or advice wanted, O. C. T. Go's FAB8ENQKU BTKAMKR pOMONA altonA LEAVED FOll P01ITIAND Dally meant Btindav at 8'a 'm QUICK TlMK AND ClIKAP HATES. Docldwtwwn Btal and Court HU. M.P. UALDWIN, Agunt Just Think WHAT VOD WILTj iiy huyino oun i.Nd rowiiKit. : BAVR I1AK- "THE DIAMOND BRAND" You are not out of anything if you lmvo no succoss with it, as wo will rciumi me money, anu if satMery: just think again what you will eavo In tho future by trying n can, ev ry time 20o is saved on u pound. Penny paved i n penny mado. No ulnni or nininohla In .tho powder. 4 lb can 15 ccntn 1 It) can i0 rents. 1 lb can 75 cents Tea Store Phono 2412. Free Delivery. GOCIAL NEWS 4 ZJ AND VIEWS i i L SOCIAL AND l-EnsOAL. Werner and Eugcno Broyman are in Portland. Mrs. Kotclium and daughter, Ruth, aro in Portland. Mrs. T. E. Caulleld is visiting Port land friends. Dr. Grace Albright camo down from Albany this morning. Mrs. J. T. Hunt and daughter, of Cor rals, are visiting in tho city. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gunn woro pas sengers this Morning for Portland. Miss Ella Hired) and Miss Lou Hired) returned yesterday ovoning from Port land. Mrs. E. B. Plpor, of Portland, is in the city visiting her mother, Mrs. Loo Willis. Mrs. Lee Stoiner, of Dallas, was here yesterday visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. Stelncr. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Barr havo re turned to Mt. Angel after a short visit in tbeclty. Gov. Flotchor, E. P. McCornark and Thna.-Knv. Jr.. went to Portland this morning. Mrs! A L. Ayres, who has Won here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neil, ofr-th'o Red Hills, leturned home to Heppner this morning. She was accom panied by her sister, Miss Carrlo, who will visit a few weeks In Eastern Oregon. J. W. Roberts w ho recently returned from California, remembered this office wlth'a fine lot of oranges, lemons and gra'po fruit picked with his own hands Mrs. Roberts and tho children are much improved in health MARRIED. yLANTON-M'ORACKEN. At tho res idence of the bride, in Highland Ad dition, Tuesday evening. April 17, 1000, Levi MeCracken, and Mrs. Mary 0. Illaiiton, Rev. George officiating. Tho parties aro well and favorably known In Salem and their many friends wish them all happiness. Tho wedding was a quiet affair in the presence of a few friends. TUB BABLOWS. The Barlow minstrels, better pnd largsr than ever, will be at the opera house Friday evening. The musical features of the performance are en id to be excellent, while all of the comediaiiB and the specialties are good. There will be a grand parade and open-air music festival by the company and band at noon the Jay of the performance. This will bo tho last entertainment at tho old Reed, and the Patton Bros, detorve a benefit on that occasion. &ftsiipafion Headache, biliousness, heartburn, Indi cation, anl all llrer UU are cured by Hood's Pills Sold by all druggist. 25 cents, StiniU IWIisdYosHawAlairsEsst Yokoliama iar oevonu me reacn ot external applications. n. sore ncnis promptly wncii me moon is in gooit condition, but novai If It is diseased. The tendency of these old sores and ulcers is to grow worse, spreading and eating deeper Into the flesh. They are a constant drain upon the system, gradually but surely rulii the health and sap the very life A person a capacity for work or pleasure Is soon lost In the great desire and search for something to cure S. S. S. inaltes a rapid and permanent cure of old sores and ulcers, and Is the only medicine that does, because no other can reach deep-seated blood troubles. Ordinary Sarsaparilla and potash mixtures are too weak and watery to overcome n deadly poison that has taken possession of the blood. Do not waste valuable time experimenting with them. A Bunahni a ,fora.e1.ear K,I "at thotin the leK leg. receiving what I coniMered only a illght wound. M uunsnoi developed Into a running sore iind cave me a great deal of pain. I u treated by many doctori R "umner 01 uiooa reuiedlea, imt none did me nn concluded to irlve It a trial. Thi. mutt . iml poison out of my blood aoon afterwards the iiore feg, which waa awollen and very atlff for a long Hi only purely vegetable blood purifier known ; without any charge whatever. Address SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA, PORTO RICO TARIFF. Tha Issue That Congressman Tongue Is Representing In this Campaign, Following aro somo utterances of public men on tho Puerto Rican tariff proposition which mnko Interesting read ing now that the bill has just passed both housos of congress and bo- J como a law : rnEsifiKNT m'kinlfy. i Tnu n.n.lilnilt ... 1.1b n...i1 .MAnnm... i AitQ u woiuuiib in 111a milium muoouu, n document always prepared with groat care, says: "Our plain duty Is to abolish tho custom tariffs between tho United States and Porto Rice, and glvo her paoducts free access toour markets." SECItKTAIIY HOOT Tho secretary of war In his very nblo nnnunNroport said: "The highest con siderations of justlco and good faith de mand that wo should not disappoint tho confident expectation of sharing in our prosperity with which tho people of Porto Rice 'so gladly transferred their nllegianco to the Unltod States. Wo all.. .1.1 Imnt 4ln. Inln.iL.lH t ll.td tn'.th j ' nsourown. I wish moat strongly to, urgo that this customs duties between iiiHtnma iliitlna lintvinn the United Statce und Porto Rice be re moved, NKS'AIOII I'llOCTOIt. Senator Proctor, of Vermont, in an ( ardent Ropiib'lrnn, whoso cervices were recognized by President Harrison, who inado him secretary of war. In his speech In tho fcnato In opposition to tho bill Sonator Proctor eaid: "A bill was introduced in this body by tho son- ntor from Ohio, tho chalrinru of tho committee, giving Porto Rice frco trade. A like measure was introduced in another body; but, presto I with littlo notiio or npparont reason a bill comes to us luvvltiL' a tax utinn Pnrtn Ricnn tmnnrla I and exports. It is strango that some of -- ---o 1 I us, In lack of nil olllcial statement or apparent reason for this sudden shift, should bo slow to give up a lino of action which wo belioved to be based on prin ciple and justice, which wo bolluvo to be tho only honest and consistent course? It is charged that this changownsde manded nnd brought about by tho sugar and tobacco interests, and, also, it is stated by organized labor. I, hoHCVt", hao failed to seo that the representa tives of this latter interest appeared bo forotho committee. ado with Porto ' admitted that free trado Rice does not harm tliem . I materially, but Mr. Oxnard for tho sugar ' Interest and Mr. Myrlck and Mr. Frve.t president of tho Tobacco Drnu'iiru Amir. elation, claimed befcro tho conimitteo thit it creates a precedent that will harm them if adopted in referenco to tho Philippines and Cuba. The people, Mr. President look upon this as a matterof prlnciplo.a question of good faith and common honesty ; and their moral tense has been shocked and tho national heart and con science stirred by tho fear that this measuro of taxation will bo adopted by cougrpHs. Aro tho highest considerations of justice and good faith matters of principle, or simply of poll tics? Tho K)ople will answer this ques tion correctly If we fail to do so." HEN'ATOIt KDMDNDS. Hon. Geo. F. Udmunds, tlio filled an honored seat in the United States sen ato, from Vermont, for over a qunrtorof a century, and is acknowledged to bo tho best constitutional lawyer In the United States, eays'in a lottor to Senator Proc Prec Proc eor: "Both as nn Amorlcau olti len and an original and constant Republican, I am very glad to learn that you I "I posed to legislation having the effect of imposing on tho teople of Porto Rice (whether wo call them citizens or sub-' jecis omit uimeu oiw,j any k.u.i ui . revenuu burden or benefit that is i not . common to the whole people oi ine United State. Any such nieararo, If enactel, will, I believe, bo unique In our whole hhtory. It will imitatnand par allel the acts of the British Parliament, which forced our fathers to juBt resist ance and revolution, and led them to establish a constitution which in stud ied and explicit terms forbade any such discrimination. Congrejs is the creature of the constitution ami not the reverse. A law pasted b) umgr.s is its creation, a mere expression of its will, which it may change at pleasure. If, therefore vassumiug that the ooiuti tution does not exist in Porto Rio, con gress were to enact a statute ileeiuring that the present contitution slwll be extended over and bo in force in ibm bland, the constitution gets U onlv force there by virtue of the statute. It is a statutory constitution and nothing else, and a repeal of the statute would cttinguith it. But the oonntitntion as tucli, I suppote all admit, is not subject to the control of congress, either to en large or diminish, to expand or contract, or t U) applied to or withdrawn, from any people or place. It is not a inova- THE SYSTEM, ENDANGER LIFE. bio thing, llko tho Ark of tho Covenant of tho Israelites, to bo set up or moved hero or tlioro, as tho tribes might wan dor. It is the actual ovent and condi tion and not tho legislative or executlvo will that must in tho naturo of things determine, tho status of a man or a coun try under It." KX-PRESIDKNT nARRIBO.V. Ex-President Harrison has publicly sitd : "I regard tho house bill as n very grave doparturo from right principles." uenkiui, miles' toomisk. In his proclamation issued to the in habitants of Puerto Rice on July 28, 1893, General M!os used tho following language: "We have not como to make war upon tho people of a country that for centuries has been oppressed, but on tho contrary to bring you protection, not only to yourselves but to your property, to promoto your prosperity, and bestow upon you tho Immunities and blessings of tho liberal Institutions of our govern ment.' TRESIDKNT HCIIUItUAK. In a lottor to a personal friend, Presi dent Schurman, of tho Philippine com I inlnslnn. s.iid ! "I nirrnn with von thnt ..,.,', D..,. ,. .. ,....,.'.,... .. . . .... .".... extend Its tariff laws to tho Island of Puerto Rice. The obligation la moral, not constitutional. As tho nrest- I dent said, with equal truth and felicity, I It is 'our plain duty.' We aro bound to this course by solemn promises. 'i'li supremo and irrvslstablo reason for re moving all customs barriers between tho United States and Puerto Rice is tho promieo mado by General Miles when first landing American forces on the island, that Puerto Ricaus should enjoy tho pnmo rights, privileges and Immuni ties uh the people of tho United States. Tho present issue, is simply 1 (I. I.. CI...II ... .nn...ll - .1...1I .. I..1 ... '. . .' . .. ! fill tho national obligation? Shall this great republic break faith with tho littlo island of Puerto Rice? Having secured tho fruits of General Miles' promieo, shall wo renounce tho promise? lanswor that no convenience, no oxpi dioncy, no other obligation over justifies u breach of the national good faith." CHARLES M. PEPPER, Charles M. Popper, a very rellablo and Intelligent correspondent and author, writing to tho Now York Horold from Ponce, Puerto Rice, in March of this ..( Brti.i irrim ( ai.nft ti.n. ! n . I1081110" is to bo ony ,0 Pr cont of t,,e I'liiKiuy ruiea win nui anay irniaiion 111 . "" " ",M" w" '"" -'. I f , I",0' T,i?. ICtlen ( ",0 ' . ' all advices encouraged this belief. The disappointment in tho business commu nity is intenso. I viflited several towns tbis week, and everywhero I found tho merchants protesting, but conservative men were calming them by telling them of the prospects of freo trado. Kvon tho American officials held tho opinion that freo trado would bo accorded, I The $3,000,000 will not pUcato the Puerto Ricaus If they aro subjected to tariff discriminations. ki.no okokcjh in. The bill "imposing duties on certain kinds of merchandise, when imported into tho colonies, required the payment of such duties to bo made In gold and silver and ordered them to be paid into 1 tho exchequer, where, with tho produco I of all former parliamentary duties, thoy I were to ho set opart as a separato iund, to bo applied under the disposition of , parliament for defraying tho future 'charges of protecting, defending and , securing tho colonies. Russell's Life of 1 Fox. volume 1. imettlS. ITitnilitr mir tnftARllna I'llertn lltrn (a to bo taxed, and the island pays both ways on merchandise which they ship to or receive from this country, and we I(rovljed that the amount hereto f or ,L.rt.aftcr M m.oived "shall bo . . ., , ,,,,, Af , ,lrtI,iM. t0 ueed for the government now ox. ,,, .. , , , i,ereaflor bo cstab- lished In Puerto Rice, for tho aid and relief of the people thereof, and for pub lic education, publio works and other goernmental ami publio purposes there in," until otherwise provided by law. Rich Mines Attract, a. M. r.ovirs. agent 0. R. & N., and good I had heard S. 8 8 highly recommended v crrat(f'lnv G d a m..I .,.,.. .. .... tealed up and wai cured aound and well I now rae. It. McUaAYim, Lanrcnceburg, Ky." r QMf ESP Trade street dock, report greats sales of building and 1600 cprds at the Cot tickets to Capo Nome and mining joints ' tK " i wood to lx cut whllo green In hasten) Oregon. Washington, Idaho , "-" olg r, and well seaitoned. and piled .tt.it British Columbia, besides many without bulkheads. Bids will bo re lteketoldforthe Kat The O. It. i ceivetl for the whole or any part, and i., using ai it dot either tho river , "fned at the State House at 2 p. in. itlwiuursortho b. P. railway to Port- "y,'t 1000. T.T.Gecr, F. I.IJunbar, lund.w itlt iu oan and rail connections, ' Charles 8. Moore, Board of Asylum .s thit most direct lii., and therefore . Trustees. Walter Lyou, Clerk ol the n... iinaiiat ti all thuxi noints. hence . Mr. Puwer'a uxpeeta.lon of a light vote in June may not bo well founded, as he does not see all the nuw settlers arriv ing. fbe Army Waiting. Witlwut the necessary supplies iio army can win a battle, nor can you sue osed In the battle of life unles you are supplied with sueh provisions and gro ceries as are sola by Uranton A Ragan, MARION COUNTY TICKETS. Printed for Information of the Fublic and Without Expense. Citizens' Ticket. Representatives John A. Jeffroy, of Balcm ; John W. Jory, of Sidney 5 E. Hofor, of Salem ; A. 11. Hndclson, of Jefferson; John B. Dlmlck, of Hub bard. County Juixie W. W. Elder, of Stay ton. Sheriff Frank W. Durbln. of Howell. Clerk W. E. FInier. of Wocdburn. Recorder John I. King, of Macleny. Treasurer G. 0. Matlock, of Silver ton. Assessor J. W. Hobart, of Silverton. Commissioner W. W. Culver, of Lib orty. Coroner J. W. Whitlock, of Silverton- School Superintendent A. J. Gar land, of Salem. Surveyor A. Gobalot, of South Salem. Salem District Justlco of tho Peaco, J. O'Donald; Constable, John II. Lewis. Republican Ticket. Representatives J, M. Poorman, of Woedburn: Henry Keeno, 8r,, of Stayton; C. D. Ilartman, of Scotts Mills; J. N. Smith, of Salem; Lot L. Poorco, of Salem. County Judge John II. Scott, of Sa lem. Sheriff Chas. A. Murphy, of Saloni. Clkrk-W. W. Hall, of Woodburn. Recorder J. II. Roland, of Jcfforson. Treasurer A. L. Downing, of Sublim ity. Assessor Charles Lombcko, of Butte ville. Surveyor B. B. Horrlck, Jr., of Sa lem. Superintendent of Schools E. T. Moores, of Silverton. Commissioner I. 0. Ncedham, of Sid ney. Coroner Dr. D. F. Lane, of Salem. Salem District Justlco of tho Peace, John W. Roynolds; Constablo, D. 0. Mlnto. The Homeliest Man in Salem As well as tho handsomest, and others aro luvitcd to cull on any druggist and get freo a trial bottlo of Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs, 11 remedy that Is guaranteed to euro and bollcvo all Chronic and Aouto Coughs, Astlinm, Bronchitis and Consuinp t Ion. Price 25c. and 50c. cod&w Try Allen's Foot Ease. A pawdor to be shaken Into tho shoes. Your foot fed swollon, nervous and hot, and got tired easily. If you havo smart ing feet or tight bIiocs, try Alton's Foot Ease, it cools tho feet aiid makes walk ing easy. Cures swollen, sweating foot, Ingrowing nails, blisters and callous snots. Rellovos corns and bunions of all pain und gives rest and comfort. Try it today. Sold by all druggists and shoo Btores for '5c. Trial packago FREE Address Allen S. Olmsted, LoRoy, N. Y CASTOR 1 A Por Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of WTS Pro-Boer Addtess. At Unity church on noxt Sunday night Rov W. K. Copeland wlllstato tho case of tho Boers versus tho' British. Alt Interested In tho South African and especially all sympathisers with tho Boors aro invited to attend this mcotlng. Bkkciiau'h stipntion. Pills No equal for Con Cattarrb Cannot be Cured With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, ns they cannot reach tho seat of tho disease. Catarrh is n blood or constitutional dis ease, nnd in order to euro it you must tako Internal remedies Hall's Catarrh Curo is taken internallv. and acts directly on tho blood and mucous sur- laces, iiairs uninmi (jure is not a quack medicine. It was proscribed by ono of tho best physicians In this coun try lor years, anu is n regular prescrip tion. It Is composed of tho best tonics Known, comimiou witn tho best blood purifiers, acting directly on tho mucous surfaces. Tho perfoct combination of tho two Ingredients is what produces sticiiwoiiuuriui results in curing CaUrrli. Send for testimonials free. F.J. OIIKNKV A CO,, , , , , Props., Toledo, 0. Bold by druggists, price 78c. Hall's Family Pills are the best. Btui tia i Tkt Wod You Hits Jtors BiM wputBis -zr yra.A of corz &&& f5 Por Hale. Wo lmvo decided to closo out our lum ber business at Salem Oreznn. If vnn aro interested call at our office. -i-O-tf. Goon ik Lumiieu Co. OASTOHIA. Bars tU si I M WW TW MB JU3t WOgM Bigsitua Of A GORGEOUSLY BOUND Work of art hu Jim tD fwued In Naw York at auuiUlarofoTer tlbo.duo for wblcb Uo pub IttiierailMlraainauaser In llil couulr, alio a rood anllcltor, good pay to rgtit party. Kcarljr 100 rull-paca tiiararlDH. luinptuutu iair. illu- mlaated oorera aud blodlDf, orer aw (olden llllea la tb moraoco blndloxa; nearly 1W loldeo ruMi la tbe cloth blndlDxi. Bella at aigbli prcau.-a running day and nlgbl to grtal la tbe aale, CbrUtlan men and women making furtanaa uimgoroera. lupia promotion., one Chiui II an wtnaan made clear ViM In four neeki tak tug ordera among ber cburcb acjualnUureaand ftlenda. Write iu. It may lead to a permanent paying potlUon to manage our btulueaa and look after our large correspondence, wblcb you ran attend to rlgnt at four borne. Addreu II A. Sherman. General Secretary, 15 and IT Weil rorly-aeoond Mreet, Near York S-lra Proposals for Wood, Bids are hereby invited for fiirnlshlnu 6000 conlaof wood at the Oregon bUtu insane Asylum. Required, that 3-VX) cords shall be dellvwlrod at the main Moaru. 4 13 11 REMOVAL SALE All goods offered ?t cost for the next 15 days. ' ' ' The stock of Japaneie gooli, chinaware, matting, and every artlclo in our store will bo sold ety cheap before removal, 4 0 2w HUIE WING SANG COMPANY. c&ymit I mlk fS III lil tf1! Tho Kind You llnvo Always iu uso for over 30 years, nnd lS-j. flonnl supervision ulnco Its inHtnoy. t-&CC&lty Allow nn mm to drcnlvn von in thlH. All Ootttitorfolts, Imltntions nndJust-ns-frood"nro hut Kspcriinciits that trlllo with ntid cndnniror tho honlth 01? Iufnnts and Children Expcrlotico ngnlnst Expcrlincnt. What is CASTOR I A Cn-storla is n harmless suhstltuto for Castor OH, Pnro trorlc, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphtno nor other Narcotic substance. Its ago is Its guarantee. It destroys "Worms nnd allays Fovcrlshness. It cures Dlarrhoon and Wind Colic. It relieves Toothing Troubles, cures Constipation nnd Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sloop. Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Frloml. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Soars tho (ajtyKcUc&M The KM You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THCetHTAUROOMPANr. IT MURRAY TftCCT, NKWVCRH CITYa TOJ THE WISE farmer, or those who intend planting their gardens or doing Bprlng work of any kind in this lino, aro that you will Und everything in garden nnd farm tools of the very best quality and at tho low est prices at R. CD. QQADB St CO SKiraiBffl The Reason Why wn iileaso nil lies in ll o uuiiurin ex- cellenco of our laundry work. Spio nnd span linen only comes from n jdaco wiiorouvorytiuugiB uouo rignv. iuuru Is no satisfaction in wearing tilings that look as though they'd hail a brush with tho Boers. Knjoy the benefit of Ore gon's best laundry, and let u lend you our polish at low rates of (Merest. Salem Steam Laundry COIONKL 1. OLUSTKaf) fllOPRIKTOII. DOHODS I). OLMSTKAD, HUH. Phono 411, IttOLIborty Street There Are Wines Ami wines, some tempting to the taste and others nn undeclinable challenge to total abstinence. Pure wines aloueltave a claim for table honors. For family consumption there Is nothing more no ceptablu than our list of the most popu lar imported aud domestic brands, care fully selected aud properly bottled. A trial sulllces to prove everything. ) P Rogers 218 and 222 Commercial Ktreet. T? - Jkr lOl m Bought nnd which 1ms heen hna homo tho Blgnntnro of lms boon ntndo under his per- Signaturo of Titr Something to Be Proud Of Is tho ownership of n'lOrescmit, Cleve land or Qendrou bicycle. It Is the acme of perfection In bleyclo construction, where lightness Is not racrillced for strength ami mechanical skill blond to mako n wheel that Is unexcelled for mu ting qualities ami reliability. Wo havo tisplcndid stock to clioosu from. At 1!5, to WO. R. M. Jlade;& Co porcen The Plumber's Triumph Is the hoiisewlfo's delight, and when wo show our skill iu furnishing her kitchen with new ojkiii plumbing in im proved sinks and wttttli ttibs, or tit up lior bath room, she will llml that she has tho most eclontlflo pliimblng in her lioino that cuii be doiio. Wo will do It at rousonublo prices. BARR & PETZEL 2MC0MMi:it0IAL htkkkt. Telephouo No. 2J71 A Poyal Fcaat Can bo enjoyed in our choice fat lamb prime ribs and loins of beef, legs of mut ton or choice cuts df veal. Wo van cater to the most fastidious palate in tender, juicy and richly flavored meats. Let us send you one around for dlunor. You can't beat either our prices or our meats hi , I,, , ,, t-V. Cs CI5FvCjSS " " - ' v -' Rtatk St. Mauicct, 1'iwxK 201, Iflll 'i!r' uumw' r BDSlNESa CARDS. C. JHL aiACK QllMA.an. . ft T Xt Yuh. mI.1 White Corner, Balcm Or. Parties desir ing suporior operations at moderate fees in any urancn aro tn cspcciul request. ALBERT A. JESSUP. Phooo 1071. ItOOMB 1 AND 3, HKAY 1ILK. Osteopathy in oatem anu Aiuanyi DR, GRACE ALBRIGHT Qraduato of Amorlcau School of Osteo pathy. SALEM Monday, Wednesday nnd Friday; hours, 0 to 11 a. m.; 1 to 4 p. over Weller's grocery. ALBANY Tuesday, Thurtday ai d Saturday: hours 0 to 12 a. in. j 1 to 6 ? in., Mrs. Winns rcsidenco. B. R JONES. Attornoy-at-Law Toledo, Oroson. Win Clerklof Circuit Conrt for six yoari andhas an up-KMiato aoiiraci ot an property in l.ihooiii county. ii-im j offioe,;oity:uall. For water tervlco aoply at ofllce. Dills pnyablo monthly iu advance. MaKo uu complaints at tuo omco. CAl'ITAL CITY Express and Transfei Afiinlo nil mntl ntnl naofsnnrfni' fratna aiawfci3 itit aaatttt iiiiu iniuuviiuvi tiioiiut Baggage to nil parts of tho city. Prompt service, auiuiuiuiiu iiu. oui. BISQUE fc 8KIITON. Willamette Stables. Tho iindorslgncd nronowoccupy ing tho WlllamottoStablo. south Commercial stroot, nnd aro ready to hire you n nlco rig or feed and caro for your team wlion in Salem. Horses boarded y the week. Satisfaction guar nutood. Youi patronngo solic ited. 2.1'Jtl Harold & Reynolds S, C, STONE. M. D. t'roprlotoftif Stone's; Drue Stores HALVMOUKnON, Qritoatcrva (tHO In number) aro located a No. ' and 83J Comiiiorelal ultect, and are well locked with acomploto lino ofdmgaand mcdlclun, tollot artlclca, porluuiery, litttiho olc., oto,, ilo, int. ntunn llailiadorao2J jcariIoipetlfucc,lu tho ptai tlcoof metllctiioand now makoi no chargo for coniiillatloii,eiamlnation orpnacrlttoti. New train service on. the .R.&N. Tho double train service to bo cstab' lished betueen Portland and Chicago April 22, iu which tho 0. It. A N.. the Union Paeiflo nnd tho Oregon Short Line urn Interested, will shorten tho through tiinu 11 hours. Train No. 2, leaviuu Portland at Oilfin. in., beciiiuiui; on tho date named, will bo known us the Chicago Portland special. Its tiiulpmcnt will bo new, uiakiug it fully tho equal of any train now in service from tio Puulllc Coast to tho east. It will consUt of ii mall-i-ar, baggngO'Cnr, n library. composite cur, h llrst-clnss Pullmnn sieuHtr, lullnliig-tiir. two elmlr-care, niu u tourist shieiier. Tlioro will bo but one cliangu ol cars to till Eastorn points. Tho full time will bo three days through to i;inc4go, or four nays auu two Hours to New ork. Thu second train, known as No. 0, will lenvo Portland ntf):20 n. in., coniiectlni! at East Portland, with tho Bouthon Pucille's overland train from San Frun eim-o, and will curry through txiiilpmen. lo uniengo via tiio union racnio niitt the Chicago it Northwestern, and also thu equipment for tho Washington di vision of thu O. R. A N., in connection with thu (treat Northern for St. Paul. This train will reach Spokane at 10 n. in. a oiniiig-cnr will Ik) iitrnisiieii lor breukfust Into Hnokane. nnd for dlnuor on t-orreipondliig train leaving Spukuuo tit 3:10 i. m. Tliu nun schodulo as ar- ruiigud, will supply thu most complete servicu over furnished on theO. N. .x N., as provides InurvaHcd sorvico In Eastern Oregon, where it Is greatly needed, and gives Imiuedtato connection with the Wasliliiirtoii iltvUlon at Pendleton. At this iKjlnt there Is n largo Interchange ol trullic, on iiccount of thu various mining districts of llakur County, thu Coourd' Aienu, tuu itepuiiiio uml Kootenai min ing camps, Portland is greutly bunellted by thischuiiuo Iu us much us Increased servicu is gieii from Eastern Oregon uml Idaho. No. 2. will arrive in Chicago In 0:30 it, in.; No. 0, ut 7tl5u. iu., us at pres ent. Tho Westbound train out of Chicago, corresponding with No, 2, U No. 1. This will urrlvo iu Portland ut I p. tu. The train corrurpoiidlng with thu cast bound No. 0, is No. U, out of Chicago. This will reach Portland ut 7:30 u. m. Westbound train No. 1, will leuve QljliKigoutOiSO i. in., and Omahu at HflfO u, in. the following day. Tho time will bo reduced tuo hours and -16 min utes. No. 3, wobIIkjuihI train will leave Chleuguutl0.a0p.nl,, und Omaha ut 3.2o p. in. thu next da v. Thu survleo on thu Uiilitn Paolllcouall thodu trains iiidudu Buffut-siuoklng-library oars, and dining curs. No. 0, will curry u dully onliuury e!cipur to Kan tits City, with eltaiit'u miroutu to ordluury curs to Chivugo. vunni,i ma iivuruni itcKut. aguiit ior detailed information. W. II. Iluituiuirr, General Pusseugur Agent. V V vs.. Call for City Warrants. NoticO Is herubv uivun that tluini urn fllliilsou huiid umillrablo to thu imv. ineutof ull wurruutsof theCitv ofSulum drawn on thu general fund and Anilnruiul 1. rm u.t,.m. "V....1..... 1.1 1UIU1 .v...-w."v v.. u. uviviuuviuuur IU, low, IHoldorsof said wnrrunts will ploaso pru- iiniilllii.mf.,. T ...I I I. u...l.f V" ...v... vi, H.jriuul4l. HV -U l 4IUBII (bank, nn interest will cvaso from tlato of . this notice, Jon Mou. j City Treaau'er. ' Balem, Or,, April 13, 1000, M3-10t Salem water Co. varAKTHt). IMitxi 4, AYr"fwV 't nnos or nasln UI. r.T-.- s'T 'T"i i i,iun uuiMm at sama rata. GIIIOKEN-Fre kipper yrldy.,miilBi attboCongregatiotml ehttrch. Ifetrty for everybody. Admlsskm 2 imsji from g to 7 o'clock. 4-JfTi? FOR RENT-Tho dco; M. ZZZ dencoon Noblllll, (urnMaM. or bsW furnished. For terms call atUw im. had ol car lino, Sduth Sal, , 4-17-8t WANTED-To trado aNo.l saddteor driving pony for man's blcycl. Ad dress or call on 0. F. Lansing, Sl. 4163t FOR SALE. A leaso on 21 acres, 12 acres seeded to oats. Bomo flno rde land ready to plant. About 7 acres of good pasture. Inqulro of R. Baumaa 1 miles south of Salomon the Slough road. Good bargain. 4-10 Ott ROOMS. Furnished or unfurnished, single or in suites, dining room Ad joining, iiomo-Hko. second floor Cot tlo block. Matth Hutdiins, prop. 413tf FOR SALE OR HE T Ten-acrs trao within ono milo of stato bouse; tia gardon land, with good house, oat buildings and improvements. Call oa Geo. 8. Downing, Snlom, Ore. 4-0tf HORSE WANTED Will trado a first class bleyclo for a horto. Apply to A. B. C, JoumrAL oHlco, Salem. 4-0tf WANTED.-An oxperiunced girl to do gonoral liouso work. Call hi -129 Che uioktn street. 4 7 tf FOR RENT-Stock farm of 100 acres, 2)4 miles from n town. House, barn nnd outbuildings, spring water, fruit nnd plontyof outside range. Price, 50 cash. Call on or address George M. Beolor & Co., 288 Commorcll si., Salem, Or. 4-0-1 m. A GOOD Oppotunlty to loam the lew dry and watchmaking trado. Only such persons as can furnish the best of references nood apply. 0. H. II logos, 200 Commercial street. 4 6 W NEW BUGGIES.-A car load different stylos, first class just received; boforoyon buy, call and boo tbem. Pohlo & Bishop, Stato and Front Btc. 4 4t( SUITS, PANTS, OVERCOATS. To measuro. Perfect Ut guaranteed, 2,000 styles to solect from. II. 8. Belle, Stato Btrcot, figont Wanna inakor & Brown, Philadelphia, 4-7-tf LADIES WHEEL. New, at a rare bargain. Call on A. II, Journal Of fice 3-2-tf POTATO LAND-for rent, about 60 or 00 ucres. Call at tho F. Levy hop ranch, or nt tho oillco of Hcrron A Lovy, In Salem. 3 31 lm " i in i i a kaa.H.HI TRADE A five room cottago nnd three lota near Yow Park school, to trado for Enstorn Oregon land, Gilliam county prefered. Address F. M. Klncharf, Olex, Ore. 3-27-lm POSITIVE OURE.-for Ecxoma Iu worst form. Address with 2o stamp Box 05, Tnllmnn, Oregon. 3 27 lm" WANTED Christian man or woman to qualify for permanent position of trust in your homo county. $850 yearly. Enclosoeulf-addressed,sta taped envelope to 11. S. Wallace, general secretary, Caro of The Capital Jour nal. 3 20 lm JUST ARRIVED-Dirtsct from tho fac tory, n wholu lot of 3 aud 3 wagon wheels, which wo nro Belling nt re duced rates. Pholo A Bishop, State nnd Front streets. 3-2Mm WANTED Men to cut cord wood. Enquire nt Room U, over Gllbort's bank. 3-20-tf WANTED. Tallow nnd Soap grease in exchange for soap. Capital Hoap Works, Salem, Or., Ferry street near 13th. 4-5 tf Aw I1QUHE OLEANIIIW Romcmbor Hint tho best aud cheapest carpet paper Is tho heavy fdt paper sold ut-TiiKJouitNALomcc. 20-tf The Truth for April. " Sold only nt Patton Bros. Read "Tho Truth about Intoxicants." Conductor's Excursion. Tho Ordor of Railway Conductors, which for several years bus hold its unnuoi picnic ut Salem, will this year go to Tho DnlloB, May 27. Tho excursion train from Salem will start at 0:30 a. to. of that date. Round trip $1. 13tf Peace Declare. Why devoto nil your time reading thu Boer War and the Gold Fields of Alaska? There nro other mattois ot vital Importance; you may make a trip East, uml will want to know how to travel. In ordor to have tho best ser vice, uso thu Wisconsin Central Ry., between St. Paul mid Chicago. For rates and other Information, write Jas, A. Clock, Uenurnl Ageut, Portland, Ore gon. The Club Stables Corner of Lllmty and FerryBtreots, PHONIC S4I Is tho best pluco in the city, to get n llrst-cluss rig. Special ultentloii to commercial men, tho best of euro given to board ing mul trunilout stock. Rigs lurnlshod to all parts of the country with or without drivers. Prices within tho reach of all. .Louis Miller & Son; DON'T FORGET Wo carry n small stock ot FLOUR, BRAN, AND SHORTS, Mado nt Albany, nnd are prepared to supply small consumers say oe sack to u ton at a low price, Pleaso ssafce Inquiry, and save, your small cluuwe. Salem Flouring Mills Co. 3-14-aeJ CURE YIUHSUFI I'm Hit U tor 4uusti4 Isrllallfitt us? alUAakJaatSBB .xxtfsJS2,aB llff'W" t".t . -- -- - r ItHiEiaasOtweJtOa. e powa"- l e.t.ain.o.M "" tJ7? vr -n. hi f . Tf. "P7 t ui w,uTa aWhlaliiii.1 irawv ma m hiuiu aaaFV Mi-i.- . I.i zmzzxM aaaaHFp .'Jtf Xi V.,i