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r$?rp "v :j,wj" W(WTH plat Wjog WM'F wt 8lft AtTS GENTLY ON THE Kidneys, Liver and Bowels Cleanses the System BITUAUCONST'PATION " I UAAU " nrnnAMCMTiv IT5Hfciw t0G rcni'iMi umi li. rffECTS. -ur ICIAL I DUX THE GtNVJINt-MAN'F D Dy (AUl?RNIATGfSYRVP(2. -'sx:1 -feV-.c' ,..? O. C. T. Go's PAt-HKNOr.tt HTKAkiKIl POMONA altonA Wi.wKa roil roiiri,AND nlr rsrei't PiiO'tic 8 a m. QDIi K TIMI' AND CIIKAI' HATCH. Duck Utnifi .blatn m.il I'ntirt Kin. M V HAI.IIWIN, Agent. Just Think WHAT VOO WILL BY llUYIMl ol'll. l.sci row i ti : ' av 11AK "THE DIAMOND BRAND You nro no. out of anvtlung if yon Iihvo iiu snivels with it, as we will refund tho ninney, nnd if Mitlrfury : Jiir-t think again what Jen will i-avo in tlie fuluro by trying it cm, eery tiuiu 20o i" MlVld OH M pound. Pt'iuiv caved Is u penny made. No iilifm or ammonia lit tho pumlcr, H Iti enn 16 cents. 1 Iti IHII 3D Cl'lllS. , V)i tti enu 76 tents. Tolaliaiiia Tea Stor Phone 2112. Kreo Delivery. 2 4 U AND VIEWS o Watt Shlpp returned from Portland la t iihjdil. Mice Cliiro Connelly started for Solon, I ma. IcM niglit. Mrf. II. II. Ilollnnd has returned fr tn a vn-ii in Oickoii City. A. I.. llriun went on n business trip to I'irlluiul Ibis nicrniiik'. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M Woodruff cnuio up frf in 1'urtlnml luct exening. MI-8 (Jriiro Wolford, of Sllvcrton, ia TieitiiiK Mies. Ki mine Carey. Mrs. Gladys Hooker returned from btulntfs trip in Portland last niht. Mrs. S. N. Niuh has Mnrted for OIln hivnm to ipend tho kumniiT with her people. ' Mrs T. M. Martin, of 'rslltcooa Lake, Douglas county, is visiting her un, Carey F. Martin. Thos Kay, Jr., went to Portland yes terday to no bis father, who was re ported not to well. Mrs. J. II. I.iiheiland returned today, from Portland, when with otliurs the atteudid tho kennel thow. -. Mbs Clara Connelly of Solon, Iowa who ban been visiting friends in tliis city lelt yecterday fur her homa. Mn. II. M Winterniuto, who has been the guest of bur daughter Mr. Win. Welch has returned to her luuiiu in Portland, S. Watrrbnry went to Woodburn today in the interest ot B. M. Croii-an's iiiiple'nieut bui-liiees. Ho reorta tl e ealeof the firt cum Malk harvester ami binder to Joseph Early, of Mucleay. geven Sutherland gisters HAIR GROWER iheaU ba wed by ererr ! womuD, cMoaod child de- .'aSAMSKTu jUmuUitoa to Uw balx 1 J bun aoa em-ouragrt tea 1 cu....:w,.....:s-.s omllna srvt ImrtgormUng 1 dntsinr that can La ot-1 tuuea. Vt5JV) ft t f III I I IV I vwSL m a m A 5m n9tmr Ifjroordflercnnntiap..ijii,,1 j, t'.inli Ordwrwl that a warrant pi r yna, wriie to iu and will i-e to It that tou ant topplled. Seven Sutherland Sister 'mzmm U SotioKca Sirtit, cw York CUr. Tho (idles of Iho Presbyterian cliurr li will entertain at their t'liiirih parlors on. Wodnenlay evening in honor ot Mrs. A. ' L. Iliitclilmn, of Seattle, wlio Is virillngj Manila In ll.t. oil,. T.... A I. Illllilil. I tituinir in i.iin VI, J . ... viii son will leavosoon for St. Louis. Mo., to attend tho Presbyterian general nssnn bly, whleh meets thorn May 17. Mrs Hutchison will lotto Salem on Saturday, of this week, for her Seattlu homo. Ih'T inniv friends hero regret tlmt her stay In this city must bo so brief. Walter T. Jenks left lat evening for n trip ti Europe, which will nccttpv rcvcra' month. Ho will visit hl parents rvt llirininulinm, England, nnd will nttend the international ronvenllon of llin Y. P. 3. 0. K , which convenes in London July 14th, as a delegate from tho Baptist Y P. 8. (5. K. nml tho YfimitC People's Union, of which ho is president and vice-president, respectively. Evertt Anderson, oneof Salem's bright young men who lift been pursuing his studies nt Portland, has returned lioman full fledged stcnotfrapher. Hu will prolubly remain in Salem for u short tlmo. Mr. V. Renjamlu left yesterday for Vancouver, W'n., to nttend tho wedding of his brother, G. II. Benjamin, who will today wed Miss Joeophino Ilalcom, ot Vancouver. Mtb. H. F. Trnel returned to Portland homo yesterday nfter visiting relatives nnd f i lends In thia city for n few dnys. Mrs Wnltor Denton of Portland is tin) gucst'of her parents Mr. nnd Mrs. 0. Stelner. J. P. Jones traveling freight ncont for tho Soother Pacific Co., Is in Salem. Mrs. E. C. Trttton has, returned from it visit In Woodburn nnd Portland. Mr. nml Mrs. Harry StaploUu wont to Hoseburg today for n week's visit. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wotxliuff, havo returneit from n trip to Portland. Miss Anna Golden is the gm st of her sister Mrs. I.tu Stuincr at Dallas. Mrs. Martin of Eugene is visiting her sou Cniey Martin in this city. Ex (iov. 'A. F. Moody has gono to Tho Dalles on business DIRTIIDVY PAKTP. Mondiy nfiernoou little Dora Braun. lug outurtaliied her friends nt tbuir homo on tho Turner road in lionor of her birthday. Tho littlo 0110.1 moused themsi-lves pleasantly swinging In the big aak trees and playinu giiniiii. Tliey were surved with n delicious luncheon and an iibundancoof Icecream. Tho-n proxentwere: Miss Litchlluld, Ralph West, Katie James, Murio Itofor, Lulu Mothoru, Eva McAllister, Choitor liiMiiclmnp, Elslo MuGuirn, Marian Elkins, Chester Yautes, L.uira Yuntos, llerschel Henderson, Jolmnio McAllis ter, ltalpb MuDoll, Willie llraunlmt, D.ira lirauiiiug, Myrtlu McAlllrter, Joale James, Oharllo Klkins, Nellio Hendvr son mid Uluyiu lleudereoii. New York Tax Dodgers. Hon Hird S. (.olor, comp roller of New York city, at n great banquet ol of tho industrial lords of that city, told them:. I want to say, without being nn ex tri'iuint, without being nn alarmist, that if die great corporations ol tbiseity do not quit dmlgiug mid evading fair taxation the day willcumu wIioh timso 0'itl cAiniiiioii. of (his country will lie suh tlnit veBted rights will lieatiiv'ked urilu-tinyed. It they do lint quit you are going to fate on'u of the greateal problems in this country. Samuel 0. Ilerron. known to politi cians of Oregon, Washii gUui and Idaho, was ariectcd In Taeoma, .Mnuday nt tho request of Portland olllcials. Ho is wanted in Portland for pausing worthless checks Many idicep are dying in the vicinity of Pullman. Eastern Washington, from what is called "lamb bed fdver.!' Tho 'IhudittuJo is said to bu contagious. Liver Complaints cured by UjichamV Pills. MARION COUNTY COURT. Official Proceedings of the County Com missioners Coutt, April Term, 1300. In the matter of printing bids for lec tion bulli.ts for Juno HOO election Oi dered that contract be lit to Henry Pape, the lowent bidder. In tho matter of the ctltinn of II. 0. Guild tt ill. for the location of n county road Ordered cplablUbcd. In Iho matter of tho rotitlon of A. M. Lal'ollctt et al. for the location of a oounty road IvstablUlio.l. In tho matter of the petition of O'N'eil llros. A Callahan for the loca tinn of a county road Dismissed, In tl.e matter claims A fomo Hobart, I. Hades. V. A. NUenbarl, J. F. H'di arils nml (i. L. Hunt for ecalp iKiuntles Approvid. In the matter of tho report of W. W. Hall, county clerk of warrants drawn on ralary account for Mureh Approel. In the matter of tho report of W. W. Hall iderk. of warrants drawn on iniane areoimt for March, 1000 A pproved In the mattur of the resignation of J M. Krkfw ai Jimtii'o of tho Pwico for MeliHina 'Itstrict Accoptwl. In the L.aUer of tlio jnitition of George and Mirau Jonw to ojerate a terry Coiitiuuetl, In the matter of county afcl fr Mm Hunt Onlurud tlmt warrant fiw S le drawn in favor ot said Miisj Hurd and lint allotram-e disonutluuel. I" " ' "' ,lw ;oU"" ol h n (,iir,in as uwrviiorof nAd ilMtrwt NM-.tal...rtA. L. WMU.IHM apHHntw1 ill ins HW ... j t),B ni.utur ol tlia salary 01 me iay li.uuii-Or.Utud in. In tint nmtiur ol (tin p.uiwn 01 io. Potter, ol al., for a till aorow the arm ol lr tVMi'O drawn In favor of J. K. Ma Co a rcontriict f..r such work, to b dtditerrd h hull said till lias been com pletlvdabd approval by tba jude. pring Humors It doesn't mako nny illffcrcneo whether yon bellevo in the modern theory nml speak of tho cutiso of die- capes 11s rctcrablu to germs, microbes or bncillt, or whether you use tho old er nnd better understood terms of 'humors'' nnd "blood dip cases" Ilo.id's Sfirsiip.iillla cures thorn nil JUST THE SAME. It cures thoso eruptions, boils and pimples which nro cu likely to nppcnr in tho Spring; cures scrofula diseases in their most fallacious forms; cures salt iheuin or eczema mid relieves tho itching nnd lutmlng; ndnpts itself equally well to, mid also cures, dyspepsia ntul nil etomnch troubles duo to geneinlly went: condition nnd thin, nnrctnlc btoiul cures nervous troubles, which, in nlno cti'es out of ten, exist beemtso tho Impure blood cannot supply prop er ncrvo food; cures debility and that thed fcollnjr, which just ns surely indicate that tho blood is hicklii iu vitality rind tho elements of health. This Is not merely modern theory but it is solid, up-to-dnto fact. Hood's S.ir.ipaiilla has bud such rcmnrkablo success nlont,' these lines that it Is not t.m much to say It Is tho best Spring Medicine, b.lood purlflVr, stomach and nerve Utile that moiioy can buy. In tho matter of grading nnd gravel ing n portion of Whentland and ParkoM villorond Ordered that uponsrtisfactory proof that certain grading nnd graveling had been done on sni-1 road, tho county to contribulo tho sum ol $100. In tho matter of advertising for bids for a bridgo near St. Paul Ordered that tho clerk ndvortlso for bids for such bridgo inn newspaper of general circu lation, lllda to ho opened nt 1 o'clock p. m., May 10, 11)00. Iu the matter ot petition ot G. A. Allen, et. al., for aid in improving tho rond between tho Curtis nnd Fenulng Hills Ordored tlmt tho clerk draw a warrant for flop to aid In said Improve ment to bo delivered when improve ments havo boen completed. 1 In tho matter of county aid or Mrs. J. M. Hamilton nnd iu tho matter of county aid for Mrs. J. M. Hamilton and N. 8. Parkor-Dls-trihtttiug ngents npM)lutod. In tho matter ot ronowing insuranco on contents of courthouse Ordered that F. A. Wiggins rouow his policy thereon. tn tho matter of surveying blcyclo path Ordered that tho county surveyor survey n path from Nolls' sloro, in North Salem, to Howell Pralrlo school hoitsu; and also from I). W. Winltb's placo to the old Oregon City stago road. CIllMI.S'Al, ACCOUNT. Stato vs. John Yutes: II. A Johnson 3 00 D.O.MInto 2 30 Stato vs. Eli Blair: II. A. Johnson $ 0 70 P.O. Mlnto 2 30 Statu vs. O. E. Randall: II. A. Johnson $ 0 70 D. O. Mlnto 3 00 A O. Dilley 1 70 Stato vs. A. Frasier: II A. Johnson 0 70 1). O. Minto 2 30 State vs. Green: II. A. Jnlinron i (1 70 D.O.Minlo , 300 J. 0. Headriek 170 State vh. M. Hewell: II. A Johnson $ 0 70 D.C.MInto 3 00 I). W.Tarplny '. 1 70 Sioto vs. Frank Clark: II. A. Johnson f 0 70 D 0. Mlnto 2 30 Statu vs. Paul Fritz: H.A.Johnson f 0 70 D.O.MInto 3 00 A.O.Dllley 1 70 State vs. Joo Palmer: II. A. Johnson $ 0 70 I). C. Mlnto 230 Stato vh John Smith. II A Johnson 0 70 D U Mlnto.... , 2 30 Statu vh John Day. II A Johnson 0 70 DC Mlnto 3 Ol I) Tnrpley 1 70 State va P McCnrty. II A Johnson 0 60 D O Mlnto. .. 17 70 Statu vs Harry Hammond. II A Johnson 0 70 DCMintn 2 SO Stato vs CIibs Jolllng. II A Johnson 0 70 I G Mlnto 230 Htato vs Chas McLaughlin II A JohriMm 0 70 ft O Mlnto 3 00 II Headriek 1 70 Statu vs M Croft. II A Johnson 16 20 DQMmto 37 10 (I Glover 6 10 Q MytM . 6 10 V Glover 6 l UK Downing 6 10 N Dally 7 60 II Oerkin 0 B iiiintUy w Uto Mooro 7 60 SUtrtVk V, H,& Leo McCormick. II A JrOmoon 8 60 D 0 Mlnto , 6 CO HtMtevs Kiehanl Harris H A Johnson 70 D 0 Minto 3 00 CHendrtftk 1 70 iittttovsG. D Trotter. II A JidmiMin - 10 JO DOMIuto . .. 19 o W P Perkins 6 PO A C Tlimnas W B Thomas W N Klder . A DavU R O Uuutor 10 loll I n i 10' WS Ilcckner ;.... 1 00 G E Forstner 1 00 It Ely 1 00 Chas Evans 100 PCard 1 00 II W Barr 1 00 Stalo vsJEd Lang. WW Elder A A Smith Stato vs II E Holt. N J Jiidah 3 36 225 6 30 DW Gibson 0 00 8tato vs G Schvcady. NJJudab D W Gibson State vs W G nnd W Daws: L II Poujado " M Moor, ............. 1 ...' E M Savngo L Daw s ,. Alvln Ramp V Com bast....: EN Chapman Alvln Daws . Stella Daws Chas Ramp 6 80 . 2 30 J5 16 0 40 4 30 2 70 , 2 70 , lr. m 4 30 2 70 2 70 , 2 CO rAUrER ACCOUNT. W L Wado $ 3 00 Dreyor & Craig 4 76 A J llasoy 2 Ol llaker Co Oregon 60 60 PS Hently A Co..... 3 25 8R Joseup 0 00 Mm Davis 2 60 UP Terrell 1 26 DO Thorns 6 02 M.M. Hhjh 100 41 Cap LumliCo . 2 00 II llartman $0.00 eld RoJ A M Clough 18.00 eld Con John Hughes 20 68 Harriett ALawrenco 4 00 Krausse llros 6 76 Gillicrt & llaker 6 06 It M Wado & Co 100 WHIlynl 2 60 Stelner Ding Co 20 00 A G Anderson 189.60 eld Rej OFIIe'ln 3 00 J N Smith $17.60 eld l4 76 JT Pace 60 00 Cltyof Woodburn t3l eld Rej E A Plerco f 15.60 eld 10 00 UF RubsoII v... 10 00 CODltl I10UBG AND JAIL ACCOUNT. Mrs I Patterson $ 100 D8Bentley& Co 100 John Gray 7 76 SalomL-ATCo 36 00 811 White 300 John Hughes , 00 J L Frecland 76 Weller Bros 1 00 WO Reynolds 135 OrTelATil Co 0 30 Salem WatcrCo 12 65 ELKCTION ACCOUNT. BSSwaffors $ 02 00 Otto Hanson 51 00 G FRodg-rH....; 01 CO ROAD ANn'mttDUB ACCOUNT. OW 8tego $ 11 40 Itowley Bros 4 10 J M Payne 2 36 Monitor Trading Co 73 00 CapLumb Co.. .'.. 00 A J Baeey 2 60 A F McAteo., D L Green,., 2 fifl 40 T II F Smith 2 40 D.DCoffey 2 00 T DoLong 2 00 B B Herrick 0 80 OWPugl '. 300 A L Beckner 5 20 W PMassoy 3 20 O Beers 2 00 A II LaFollctt .'. 2 Oo BB Her rick, Sr 8 40 Bit Herrick, Sr 10 00 J Itossell 7 00 J N Day 0 60 TV Walt 76 aTATIO.VAnY ACCOUNT. R E Moore.. t 17 46 Statesman JuhOfllco 70 06 SlutO'inan Pub Co 2 20 Puttnu Brra 35 85 GeoFRodnora..; 31 15 Henry Papo 2 76 I'OSTAC-B ACCOUNT. WW Hall $ 4 00 G W Jones 125 FWDnrbln 6 00 OP Terrell ; 1 60 I'll Roland 3 00 aiicuirr'a account. FWDurbhi, ... 02 67 JURY ACC0U.NT. Wcstacolt ASloIr 4 00 UIOqLK ACCOUNT.' A J Basey $ 3 60 neilATB ACCOUNT. John Knight, eld 130,17 t 21 65 The Homeliest Mn in Uslem As well as the handsomest, und othcrh are Invited U) cull on any driiirglst and uel free n trial buttle of Kemp's Balsam for tho Throat and Lung, ti remedy Hint Is guaranteed to cum und bellevu ull Chronic nnd Acute O ugln, AHthmii. Bronchitis and Consiiiup Hon. Price 25'j. and 60c. eud&w Try Allen's Foot Esse. A powder to bo shaken Into the shoes. Your feut feel swollen, nervous and hot, and gft tired easily, if you havo smart' iug feet or tight shoes, try Allen's Foot Kuo. it cowls tbo feet and makes walk" iiigcaey. Cures swollen, sweating feet, Ingrowing nails, blisters and callou spots. Relieves corns and bunions ot all pain and givea ro-tand cornlorl. Try It today. Sold bv all drugglnts and nho stores for 2V Trul package FItilK A'ldress Allen S. Olmstwi. lAiltoy, N. Y OABTOnXA. Bup tt. IK W in Ha) nrs Bcsjlsl School t-'avins Bank. Tho collections at the different fchoola Monday for tho school savings badk wero as follows Kast 2 Lincoln 'J W I'urk 6a LVntral 6 02 North Polytechnic BEECHAM'8 PILLS taken ot ntaht vlll mako you 1 feel rioht, act rioht and look! right TheycuroConsOpaUon.I 10caUBiutaaeaU.iitalianittr. -.. PflL mi HiKL. Lh vS ibibH B & iH sBLf bu'I Tbo Kind You Xlavo Always in uso for over 30 years, and fJ''J sonal All Counterfeits, Imitations nnd "Juat-ns-BOod,oro bub Experiments that trltlo with nnd endanger tho hcnlth of InOtuts nnd Children Exporlonco against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Cnstorla is n liarmlcss Btihstltuto for Castor OH, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Itlorphino nor other Narcotlo substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms nnd allays Pcvorishncss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relievos Teething Troubles, cures Constipation nnd Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach nnd Bowels, giving healthy and natural Bleep. Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. CASTORIA GENUINE Boars tho The KM You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THI CINTUH eoiUPUNt, TT MU HAT (TKItT, NIW TOKII CI TV. TO THBWISB farmer, ,or tboiTwholntend plantlirv their gardens or dolnt? spring work) ol any kind In this lino, aro that you will llnd everything In garden and farm tools of the very best quality and at tho lor. Ubt.prlcoi at R. Q3. GQADB St CO UBMBl!njw Steam pitting in New Houses And buildings, as well as gas fitting, is our strong point, lUid wa will challenge anyone to equal our scleutlllo and er f .-el work it tins lino. If you content platu having your house, either old or new, fitted up with steam or gas, don't fall to get our estimate before deciding who will do tho job. You will 11 ml it as satisfactory as our work. BARR&PETZEL 214 COMMERCIAL STREET, Tolophotio No. 2371 ' corvpuaMp There Are Wines And wines, soino tempting to tho tastu and others an undecliuabli . ...-,.. Iu cnaiiengo to total abtliieiicH. Pure wim alonu havo a claim lor table lienors, for family an sumption there is nothing moru no ceptuble than our lint of the moat opu. isr imMrteu ami iioniestic uranus, oartv fully selected and proerly buttled. A trial su dices to prove everything. ) Ps-Rogers S.218 and 222 Commercial Street. -"l rr n iw.i C.. 'Tw r II lui;M" n i mM AaMMMWrMM Bought, and which hns liccu ha homo tho slKimtnro ot has heen mndo under his pcr- supervision bIiicq its iiiflnci ALWAYS Signaturo of 'ir Something to Be Proud Of Is thn ownership of a"Crescent. Clovo land or Gendron hteyclo. It I" tho no iu of perfect Inn In blcyelo conntruetl n, where llghtneca is not tnuntlced or strength and inechiiiileal skill blend to inaku a wheel that is iiuexcelhd for r u ling iliialltles and reliability. Wo hi ve uspleudid stock toclioosofroin. Alt .6, to 50. R. M. Wade &C j fiT"- - . annps- ' Few or None Pall Ui appreciate thn vnhio of Una la' i dry work. One's linen onw its drwi y ufftiut ninro to its fluUh than to Its qu I ity. Soolely givus i)lihh to pouplo to linen. Our work I reeu only to h nrulsed, is hard In equal and inipnasil le to excel. To vvt full wear fri.ni h y thing It must Ihj washed properly. Rat w moderate. Salem Steam Laundry OOUINKt. 1. OLMK1KAI1 1'llOPUlmon. IWHIIUB I). OWIbrtAll, IUIU Phnnu 411, SXU Liberty Stioat A Royal Feast Can Ims enjoyed In our choice fat Inro'i- prime ribs and loins of IhijL lu of ni"t Wn'or ahqjco outs of vl. U'oeunout r to the iiioitt fatttillotu tMlalB in tomlv , jtildy and richly l4Voril inwits. Let i tend jou onu around fur dinner. t ean'tocat either our prlcM or our Dicw ' IB. CCROSb Stats St. Mask it. Pnoxs Wl. Vji' illi' e. ,A'K vv-s ; vl i ' Ja ?'!J'OiW rWfcw QL 4013' BUSINESS (JARDS. C. JK. JDACK Siircesror to Dr. J. M. Kcono. old White Corner, Pnlcm Or, Parties ucslr ttig superior operations ut modernta Ices in nny branch arc in csccial request. albertaTjessup I'hono 1671. nnOMR 1 AND 3, ORAY IU.K. Osteopath y In Salem ami Albauyi DR, GRACE ALBRIGHT Graduato ot American School of Osteo' patby. SALEM Monday, Wednesday nnd Fridav; hours, 0 to 11 n. in.; 1 to 4 p. over Waller's giocory. ALBANY 'J'ueMhiy, Thurrday and Satuiilay ; hours 0 to 12 a. m. ; 1 to 6 p. ru., Mrs, Wlnns rcbideiico. B. F. JONES, Attornoy-nt-Lnw Toledo, Oroaon. WMClcrkof clreultCotut Ibr ilx run andbRS an up-ioUlo nUtmct or tl prvpvrly in Lincoln roumy. 11.17m oil 0FFICE,:C1T Y;il A LL. r-For water kurvlco arjply ut ofllc". Hills payable uiiiiillily in iidvuticc. Muko nil complnlnta ut tho otllcc. CAl'lTAL CITY i Express and Transfet Meets all mall and rmsfcniror trains. lliifKgo to nil parts of tho city. Prompt tcrvicc. iuicpiiono cso. hoi. DlSQUli & BKIITON. Willamette Stables. Tho underBlgncd aro now occupy. lug thu WillamettuStable. hotiih Coiiiiiierclal etteet, niiu aru ready to biro you n nice rig or feed and caru for your team when in Stih-in. Horses boarded by tho week. Satisfaction guar anteed. Youi patronage roltc itcd. 2l9ll Harold & Reynolds S, C, STONB. M. D. . Vruprlelorlot Stone's; Drue: Stores UAlJiMUItKOO.V. Jllie ntcrps ttwo In iiumberj nro lwntfrt i No, 23A nnd 033 CommvrcUl trct, tud in AilUloilnl with aioinplutc lino 0ldiunlid (ikmIIcIiih, toilet uitlMca, irtuuicrr, bruihu tc.,eto.,i'to, DR. HTON1! llntiBdomo25 rfr.iiienlnico"lii the prai tli ootmcitlclna tint now intkui no clikUd (or iiiilitlon, i'imnlHin or rencrlrttou. New train service oa the The dotiblu train ervlco to bo eslul. Ihhud lietween Pu tlatid and Chhauo April 22. iu which thu O. It. & M., the Union Pncillu und thu Uregou Short Line lire intended, will shorten the through tlmo,Jl hours. Train No. 2, luiixli'g Porilaud at 0:15a. in., beginning on thu (Into iiaiiied, will bo kuuwu ns thu Uliintyo Portland special. ItH eqiilpiuunl will bu now, inakliig it fully tint equal ol nny train now In urvico from the I'auille Coast to thu east. It tvlil connlst of a linillear, biiggugu ear, a library iuipnltu car, a llmt'Claxa Pullman uleoper, a iliuiug-car, two chair-curs, und a tourist sleeper. There will bo but one elm up ol cars to hll Eastern points. I'hu full timu will hu thno days through Kit'hiuigo, or four days and two hours to Now York. The second train, known as No. 0, will leavii Portland atUt20 p. in., connecting at East Portland, with tho Southern I'uciIIu'm overland tram from Sail Fran ei.ou, and will carry through tipilpineiil to Cnieugo via thu Union Pucillo and the Chicago A Nurthwestern, und also ihutquiiiiiiuut (or thu Wiithinulon dl vision of ihuU.Jt. A N., iu oouutH'ttoii with tho tireal Nuriliuru fur St. Paul. Ibis train will reach Spukanu ut 10 n. iu. A oiuiug-eur will bu lurnUhed fur iin-akfitsl Into HiKikaiiu, und (or dinnor ii ciirrt.,pinilltig train leaving Hpoknuu .it -M : 16 i.. in. The new sehedulu as ur rnngml, will Hiipply tho must oouinluto irvut) ever iuriiniieu nil tnuu. a. iX li,, as provides IuomhimmI urlio iu Kastem Oregon, wberu It Id groutly needed, and ulvea (iiiuiedmto ooui euiion with thu Wiulilnvlou ilivUiun at Puudlvtun. At ililn jilnt there Is u hug luturchuugu ol irallfc, on aeeouiit of iho variuus ininln W dUtrtata of tlukur Coiuiiy, thu t'oeiir Alumi, thu ItrpuiilK! und Kootenai tnln- guuni, I'uriland lit greatly beneiiteil y nits uiwngu iu us mncii us im.ii huciI -urvlen h given frvm htistoru Oregon and Idaho, iNo. z, lull arrive In Chicago In 0:00 a. in. : No. 0, at 7 i 10 n. in., as at pru. Milt. - 'IIih Westbound train out of Chicago, eorrespiiuiling uilh No, 3, is No. 1. lids will nrrlvy in Portlund ut 4 p. in. thu train iorrHiMUnliiig uilh thu east imiiiiiU N". 0, is No. 3, out of Cluougo. t'lus will ruMvh Portland ut 7sW a. in. U wn bound train No, 1, will leave i:iUHi!OutO:80 ii. in,, und Omaha al nt A) u, iu. thu following day. Tlio time Mill bumluevil tuo houra and tfi nun iitvs. No. 3, westbound train will leave Chlnigo ut 10:80 p. m., and Uuiaha at 4 p. in thu next day. Tl.e i-urvltu mi thu Lilian Pncillu on nil Hi) trains Inoludu Buffut smoking iilirury ears, and dining uars. No, tl, ullluurryu daily ordinary leccr to KuniMn City, with changu enroutu to ordinary cura tn Chicago. Consult thu nearest ticket ngont fur datalled information. W. II HuRLiiuirr, General P,tviigur Agent, Cal foe City VVnirants. Notice is bueby given that there are (Hudson baud applicable- tu thu pay. muiitof all warrants of the City ofSuiem iimn ii on hu goitvrul fund and sudor Kt on or beforu Outober 10, tSW, lloldurs of said warrants will pleasu ire sulrt thoni fur iaviuant at ljutit & Buh'a Uitik, as Interest will ce-ase' from datu ol it his notloe. John Mont, Ctty 'lTeaui)r. Bakm.Or., April 13, 1UU0, 4-1-lOt . Gin water Co, AN lines or ltlrn i tntif Inffnriciri TltrctA flMlAB fM 9 oo rier mcunh. Kit ta WncK. ur tinea a. snmo rai. ., FOB Lnlent stvW Wk l.i- r ' -- reamn Klata nuiu iincee, (W M Street. "... f4 2t(it 1l'lBn lnl.i?j --!-! iQt fA a smnll ntnra tn .tlniSTJ fileni for tunings, niM man to.MMiiiirasnrr for same. Address L. Q.iDiumS, Pmem, . ''.UdSlftt; !W" WANTEH.-TwogltlslWviSSf hrtM. work. Apply at lhc,CoJNyi,hoto COURBET AMD'jQMJSLtSKh t.en stallions can befoondattrie hed . l;ront stables, In PatemjMnFddav and fcatutday. Ai lnderhdrieTAIor lav mid Tuesday. AV I!seW lay 4-2Mm Amob NitK0M?0wtitr UNDKR NKW" MANAGEMKNT-Th8 shoo repair shop tornier'jwned by Otis. Kaiser has bocn-'jmrehaaed by John Needham. Parties wWilng tlrst clnKS repairing at tholoaent rates call and feu him. 1X4 2l-lm BOOMS. Furnislitd or1rurnUied, siiilo orin (iiltcs, -dtnhWSrooni nd ' ,i'i..r" ".. n 'ii. jolnliiK, liomollko eecoridlgper CjI tlo block. Mottio HutlWHs. rrrn. m. 4i3tt WATED. An expcrlnncedrilfl o do Rcnerul house work.'Call ItS42U r,e mekta street. m 4 7 u FOR RENT-SUH)k farm oL.'loO a res, 2jJ miles from a town. House, lam and outbuildings, ipring-waier, f- a t nnd plenty of ouUlJe. rang., Price, 50 cash. Call on or addr Gci k M.Beeler&Co.,2a8 Comatercial st , Balem.Or.. 4-0-1 ra. A GOOD Oppotunity to liithe lew vuy 111111 nnicnniaiciB'iri. un'y Such persons as can furniiaVCVhe best of references ncetrpflyiE-O II JllngeSjjCOO Commercial nt. 4 6 if NEW BUGGIES.-A car Jolfforcut stylee, tiret class Jusi' Mce viJ, before you buy, call aailMii tl.em. 1'uble & Bishop, State 'an JIont ts !"&' 4 4tf SUITS, PANTS, OVERCOATS. - To iiin.uiu. xuiieuv iiiegimmn r 1, 2,000 styles to select . fromtr II s UelK.', Statu btrcet, agent' jH'a ma -maker & Brown, Philadelphia,- 4 J tf POTATO LAND-for rent. about 60 cr m acres. Call at thu F. Levy Ird ranch, or at the olllcu of lierreu & Levy, iu Balem. S 31 lta lum Mi urn TRADE A five room cottage and tl 101a neur xew rsra rctiooi,'ta trade cr JEaslurn Orgon land, Gilliam com ty prefored. Address F. M. .Linelait, Olex, Ow. 3 27 lui POSITIVE CURE.-for Eczema in worst form. Address with 2c stamp Box M, lallman, On-gou. 3 27 nu WANTED Christian man or woman t quullly for puriuaiient position if trust In your homo ' comity! f xjO yearly. Euclususolf addressdO,tauii ed eiiveluHi to It. S. VVallaca, genial iucretury, taru ot lite LaptUl Juir nal. 'V?lm in WANTED-Mcn to Enquire ut Room bauk. cut cord- w-.od. 0, ovorUllberts . 3-2U tf WANTED. Tallow and Soap grease m exchaugu for soap. Capital' &j,i Works, Saloul, Or., Ferry street mar 13th. 4 tf & w HOUSE CLEANERS Rememtcr tlmt tho bout und cheapest, carpel pitpurlH iho huuvv full paper s 1 UlTlIKJOUIlNALomcC. 20-'f The Club Stables Cornor of Liberty ami ForryStreets., PUONifiiSai Isthabcstplucoln the city, t get a flrst-tlass rig. iipeclal uttuntlou to commercJal men, tint best of cure given tu board; ing and transient stock, iKIos turulshed to all parts of tn country with or without drivers. Prices within iho reach of alii' Louis Miller t'Sdnjj DON'T FORGBT We carry a small stock ot , FLOUR, BRAN, AND SHORTS, Mado at Albany, arid aro prepared;; to supply small consumers ay onesack tn ti tou at a low price. Pleasu make inquiry, and se your small change. 7 Salum Flouring Milfslcb, S-ll-'eod Noilco to Contractors, ' Sealed bids will bu reivlved hyjha undersigned up to Saturday, MsyJC, 1000, fur thucKiistructiuti ef a,tvriijiiy brick building 30x85 accordhjft '.o plans and specification Iu lo seen at iiiyiitora building (outractors aru exectedto liirnbh bonds for the faftli(uierfor- maiieu ot the work In thu sum of fS.000. t'liu rfght to reject any or all blUjMI roserved. P M. CrMX MuMiiinrlllo, Or. April 10. ItKMZfHt 4l-iliw15. Nonce to Comrtctors. Sealed bids will be received br)li uiiderslgned up to Sutunlay, May6, iuvu, tur me cunmrtii noil oi a iwoiiiirr brluk block t'lOaK) it-, acenrdiug tu plans Hinl HHfuilli-ailons I to bo seen at rnWlor. Iluililers uru exix-vied tn furuislc bona Inr tho faiihful lrf-irnmiue of iho Work in tho sum of jHO.OOO, Thu riiriiTti jct .ny or ull bids l reserved. iffl5 McMlunville, Cr. April 10, lt01 ' Jif 11. 0. JtSUHjl 4.taa'W liicb Mines Attract, n i n...-.. ... n o iSMi Tradu street dock, report cientssiMU tlikets to Cuihj Joiiitt and mlnliWipoHit Iu husturii Oregon, Ua-hiinjioiijiti and llrltisli ColtimWa, bealdes iafj tickets sold (or the W TlieO, 2 Co., using m It dews either tN -sisr. steamers or jno o . railway ia sfagsa laud, with its oi esit and rail conuf(i? is tno niOKi uireei line, sua tmvm tho cheaMt to oil th4a point, 'Wea. .Mr. iiMraexpcmtion oia ias v in J u no may not tM'uell futiuuHL m idoea not sen all thu mw mHhm m 1 r ; Ni"ww t'm'mmima iih mh iii the Ttwihfur " J "fT", .- Sold only at Pritton . r'ItaK: Truth aUw-t, lateltfuti." wvmmimmm -- -" vrl tuiimn l fs!