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Newspaper Page Textr vyrr vrffijngmv 'fl- &L 1 DP iA 'J 'ft tl i!V Ft' t ft U' 'J n A Mother's H Nrrmtit Certain IhatHtrDeatla Would Follow the Birth of the Child Hniv Help Came After th Doctors Unpaired. The DQCdficc of a woman at the altar of motherhood 1 notnu un usual event, but bow unnecessary mtcli sacilficcs often arc will be seen foni tlia following interview Willi Mrs. C. It. Siramotids of 140 Mineral Springs Ate, Paw tucket, il. I. Mrs. Simmondi, whose husband Is a well known and popu lar grocer of Favvtuckct, aaya : Peril 11 n. C. IU Blmmontli. W! "When my child ws born on April 22,I?W,I mlTcred such an xee- tire ion or iiibou Hint 1 was utterly nrotirnieu mm nan no airenj ttliAtsrcr. llloodpoltoiilnffaetlnnndiny Urowa despaired of by I of too prominent pliytlciant or tun cur, ... -uaiore my inarrinRfi i uacu it. vviiuam jtnH i-iu iur i-ma hujiib h cool reult in biilldlnr up noil ptirlrylntr my blood ami when ilia lata 10 civs me puis 1 with rood remit doctora gave ma up, 1 dool give lbs ptlls a trlul, although lbs .nnd tvAa ilMiMlftlR. "Iy liunfmnilbotuhtsomsofths pills nnd by Uib Urns 1 had taken three boxea I liadcHlned so much atrengtli that 1 na able to Imvo iny bed for tba first I m In two month. 1 continued taking the pllieaml in another month could R-oaooiitiietunai. iy appetite hm goou, ins rene Iran hiuika Ati.t T frnlnMt mnitllv In iffAtvltL. "I rery simllr recommend Ur. Williams' 1'ink flll for Pale People tin. J. IL HlMMoww. color returned to my c "1 rrrvoiadlr rxi to auyouo mulcted as 1 was." Hubtcrlbcd and enorn to Ixiforo m this 27th day of Annul. IK Isial Thomas W. Itoiimson, Xutary 'utile. nt. Wllllamf I'lnk Pills for Pain Pwpla expel ItnpnHMre from the blood, and hi 1111I r tbs iimterlut for rapidly rebuilding "tud nerve Hunt. It tint prrrorinnl liundrodsornlmnat miraculous curt In tsrsro com, many limes alter doctors Imd I'lttn up bops. .00k for this trade mark en every Pathage. D? WILLIAMS' JNK a ILLS 3 ron n ALE i5 EOPLE k K .. n kt Sold by all druggists, so cents per dor; six boxes, $i.$o. DR. WILLIAMS MEDICINE COMPANY, Schenectady, N. Y. STILL FURTHER WEST How Social Problems ire Being Solved in New Zealand. f$llM& the Star of Progress Made Oilier Step Toward the Setting Kun, Arp (to Jowlne nro sonic extracts Iroiu ft sermon delivered Inst Sunday ijvoiilnif ly aHnlom ininislor 01 tliu gospel.) Now Zealand la Home li.'OO miles south cast of Australia and lias n territory nearly equal to Now York and I'oniisyl vanla, with n population of nttout 86o,000. Tho islands havo a clliimto something llku that of Citlifnrnln, 0110 Island bolnu much colder than tho other. Tho fauna and lloia aro jicctil jar, and you at onto know by your sur rnuniiingt that you aro Inn now world. Jlut tho nownosa nf the land is not l-ha grcatost aurpriso; tho rorlal llfo la stranger than tho anlmnU and jilanta. tinogino n country with 110 trmnpt), nxcepta vory fowHlio enjoy that kind of llfo; no poor, no drunkards, no very rich. Not more than ton cars', ago a fuw low ijrcot landlords owned most of tliu land, tramps aliouudvd, (hero wcruas many paupers ns olsowhoro In proior beinlorcitinic loluornhov tho chano was inmlo. Ily tho way, In Now Zealnnd oory man or woman over 21 yenra of ago la entitled to olo. Children botwocn tho ages of 7 and 4 aro obllgod to attend school. Froo high schools, colleges and unlvnrsllles aro maintained at public cost, to which all who dcslro can go. For a number of ycora thoro has been a laud tax of from 2 to 0 cent on tho pound and an extra tax of 2 ccnta on tl.o pound on land on ned by abtontces. A Kraduated land tax wae a'so pasted ; a man's laud worth tuOOO or lets paid at a ccrtainlrato, moro thanHoOOO and lesa than 10,000 a highor rato, and so oil. Thoro was also a graduated Incomo tax rapidly Increasing with the incomo. llio result v,as that inch men as Heady Money Itoblnaon, vtho owned 100,000 ncrns soon reliiKiulshed all hut a small tract. Tho government purchased the hum) estates and divided tliem into small holdlnga which It sold to actual Battlers, for cash, 01 leased at llvo per rontn year of tho valuo of tho hind, with tho privilege of buying at tho ori ginal prlcu any tluio after ton years, or leased In ierpatulty at four porcent of tho capital aluo. In 1801 was pasted tho Government udvunco to riotllera ait. Under this art Advances am mado up to l!0 per cent on tho ettlmnted vuluo of tho laud, drawing 0 pur cent on tho amount lent and payable In !)() years In Installments; but with a diminishing Interest, as with each payment of a tlon to tl.o population, drunkennesa una lwwm 01 i-ie pnnc p.u u.o hhiuuih i common. Now, I aupposo oyury 0110 ,c ""-"'" ",V,Ui,M'". ,,, ,,.ilil nr thai n ivmnirv wli.mt anmll . Tlio government also paya 7 shillings a . farms, Moll llllod, abound, when) tramps aro a rarity, whero alms or poor-houeos aro unkno wn V) hero plutocrats aro also un unknown riuantity, would bu a most do trablo pbro of roslduiico. And It wou'd day for work on tho roads, and tliu si t tier can got work three days u week. In loitl Now Zealand bad romplotid hor drat lino of railroad. Hliu bus now 1000 inlleanw noil by tho nation. Tho J O T: J 1900 Romblct Saturday evening May 12 ;4iinl iir 2ml Gift-Giving Si Julv 3rd, we will give to the fucky holders of our second L'iltiviiicJ coupons, th lowing arucies: fol- istlk lTuibrli.i W I.lon liraud I)imw a 91 ailk'Ntsllto bln Ml is .1 ,ft!AlHVunl.l .owraUr.. 4 M I'alr Dreu (IturM. I Hi 1 I'alr Uuk Cutrituitolis t tt 1 vt?(i ran ,., , in 1 m fancy I 'rel Slilrt. I 10 pirtsiikld 1 W l JlC lln .,. .. t t) It Dai't Vliig TIuTtIo-. JO IS !"" I IS Kllk lUmlkotcliUf It I'alr Ortiall;.. , IS lUml llandkrrehlcf. IS How Tie ... fi youMii-biuTTU.. Every 50c purchase entitles you to a coupon. Note our guarantee: Your money back if you want it. ' ' GJ.Jonnson&6o.. The Peoples 01othtcr8 and Furnishers. COOO railway hands work 8 hours a day and recoiVo wages averaging 30 jwr cent more than for the samo scrvlco in the United Btatee. You can ride 30 mllea In a fii st-clasa coach for 10 ccnta. Though for tho moat part the railroads run through sparsely settled distrlcta, yet tho yearly profit to tho government Is over $2,000, 000. Telegraphs and telephones also belong to tho government, and though tho rates are from 50 to 80 per cent lees than hero, the government derives a profit. Ily tho way, railroads aro required to carry students to and from school and tho higher Institutions of learning free, In 1803 the Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration act received its final amend ment. Tho low encourages the forma tion of trades unions, which aro regis tered. A central court of arbitration Is provided with powor to enforce Ita do clslona by fines up to $2,600. rJlnca this law has been in effect thero has novcr been a strike. Tho Factories act, passed la 1891, provided for tho com plow inspection of factories, and whero ever two or more persons worked waan factory. Ventilation, ranltary cohdl- tlons, flro escapes and guards about ma chinery wero insisted upon. No child under 15 years can bo employed. A falurday half holiday with full pay for tho day Is required and a half-holiday prevails in all kinds of business. Tho Kmploycra' Liability act protects tho workers and provides a compensa tion for injuries. Tho Workmona Wagos act onablce tho laborer to obtain Manages 21 hours after they an) duo. In 1891 "I'luck-mo" stores wero abol ished. Tho Shipping nnd Bcarnen's act does for sailors what tho Factories act docs for woikors In tho factories. In 1895 wagca below $10 a week wero exempted from attachment for debt. Tho Coalmlnera'a act provides for working tho mines with health and safoty to tho miners, and forbid tho employment of women and boys. Hvcry posslblo safeguard Is thrown around tho tho working mon and women of Now Zealand. In tliu last session of tho Now Zealand legislature pensions wero voted to all over 05 years of age, w ho havo lived in tho nation for 25 years, aro of good character, and do not possess $.2,700 worth of property, or enjoy an Income of $5 a wook. Tliu pension is JK0 a year, or $180 for man and wlfo, ami will be lucrcar-cd at tho next session, That fear which haunts us all ns we grow old, that we may have to go to tho poor house, la rcminod In Now Zealand, uud every one can Ito aura that In old ago they will bo cared for by n peoplo who feel that 40 years of service deserves suyiwrt. Costa! savings bunks aro one of tho Institutions of tho country, and the do H)lts amount to about $15 per capita. Tho government trammels a life Insur ance business at amnllor rates than pri vate companies, and will toon havo tho whole of this business. For a low com miesion tho government will undertake all the duties of trustees, executors, amenta and attorneys. Tho execution of numerous deeds and the consequent ex- pence is avoided. And tho trust funds aro guaranteed against loss by luont merits lit bad or tusulllcleiit securities against loss from delay In investment, and tho prompt payment of interest i also guaranteed, Flro insurance Is uUo panting Into tho bunds of tho nation. Light and water aro furnished by the uiunlelpnlllles, public baths maintained, and In somo place amusement halls are Hiiiiported for tho public benefit. In one district, where there aro celebrated mlu oral wateie, on a reserve ol lltty acres, tliu government conducts baths and maintains a sanitarium, tho charges lielng very low. l'ublio parks, botanical gardens and places for physical exercise urn pros Med lor All who ileolru to use them. In short, tho government tries to maku llfo a easy as tolblo for men, women and children. Jmt now there Is somo trouble about shipping rates to Ktiropo and America, Tho shipping companies Iismi formed a ring ami tho pcoplo aro complalnliiK about tho freight rates. Tho premier, In addressing a public mtottng recuntly, remarked! "If these traniortatlin companies do not give us tho lowest pos sible rates, so that wo can get our wool, mutton, grain, butter, cheese, etc. to the world' market ut a good profit to tho producer, wo will put on u line of state steamer, whlehwlll boaa easy to manage and a remunerative a state ralhvuys." All iudustrlea aro fostered, but as toon a they seem about to pass Into tliu oou trot of a trust the statu steps in and undertakes the work for the benefit of the whole, No tuloont ate allow ed, Iuus ma) tell liquor, but if a nun Is teen coming from an Inn Intoxicated the proprietor Is arretted and lined, nnd for a second offense ho forfeit hi licento. Any tier- sou who by exieetho drinking of lutes! eating liquor misspends, lessens or wattes his .estate, and greatly injures his health, may bo forbidden tho use of liquor for such length of time as tho Jus tice of tho peace may decide Every publican has a list of such persons, afid tho length of tlmo for which they mutt go dry; If ho sella to them within tho specified tlmo ho forfeits his license for ever. The consequence of this system la that drunkenness is almost unknown in New Zealand. Men and women both vote in New Zealand, and the women poll a vote within 5000 as great'at that of tho men. If any voter falls to voto his nntno Is stricken from tho checkbook, unless ho can give n good reasonjfor tho failure. Tho social conditions under which wo are groaning hero all prevailed onco in New Zealand; and tho plutoc racy did their best to maintain them; hut tho mass of the voters united and chute legislature aftcrlcgitlature which represented their wishes. There was no revolution, no confiscation of prop erty; but in nn orderly way, atop by step, tho old system was replaced by tho new, and oven tho conservatives would not return to that old. It has been said that tho Anglo-Saxon or Anglo-Keltic pcoplo would novor en dure a paternal goTornment, but In Now Zealand thoy havo endured it and with overy year have made it over moro pater nal; constantly taking power from tho hands of tho few and giving it to tho government for tho good of tho many. The Anglo-Keltic population of Now Zealand has no feat- of paternalism, but would not think of exchanging it for any otherform of government. In about ten years New Zealand was changed from a nation ao heavily bur dened as tho United States, cursed with landlordism, tramps, paupers, drunk ards, whero tho farmers woro deeply In debt and getting in deeper overy year, to a country from which all theso evils havo lied, which Is growing moro pros lorous every year. 8o woll content are tho people of Now Zealand, with the government which has mado theso changes, that tho prime mlnletor, to whom tho colony Is Indebted for most of tho Innovations on tho old tlmo society, was elected this year by a a majority three times greater than lie had ever received. With auch an object lcason before us, can wo hesitate? With tho kuowledgo that all these advantages possessed by tho pcoplo of New Zealand can be ours, and luloro tho first quarter of tho twos lieth century has ended, no can havo all of which Now Zealand Is so proud. shall we any longer tolerate the abiicea which are steadily degrading thonation? 1 Carry Sunshine With You." A bright, fresh face in always In splrliiK, ii nd ll uIwuvh denote uood Health ns well us a luippy heart. Many faces that wero onco uvcrcal with uloom havo been tuudo bright mid hiinny by Hood's Nursparlllu which cur;) all dyspeptic symptom?, Htrungihcns tho nerves mid tones up in (I Invigorates tho whole system. Constipation Is cured by Hood's 1'IIN, tliu lion Irrltutliig cathartic Sold by ull druggists. 1 Pale and Weak Women Baauiy n strength In women vanish early In life because of monthly pain or some menstrual Irregularity, Many suf fer silently and see tholr best gifts fade away. WHYUSE Dbacbl .rrnnm MM OIV A O0OD LIGHT AMD AR Ua UVBD. WK BELL THREE OBAU". . ...... ...i. Durable ana Sli kSk NO. 197. T?sold.unaDy,0. - ,. . .,, ..a .,,.11 lbs lre OHK DUC. rice .in r,t nnlr thrre mfijs so'cenu. .... .i,i. ..,. i.inr name candle power at IDEAL." Not quits aagooaquw.., - a BETTFB Main ior i; ;"-,;,, lh0w tbem to you. 0JR.&H, TIMB SCBKDCLX, from roruand Chicago Salt Lake, ai ficlal light, bats f ttovea a mi - '. R, TleDhone 603. .- ri.u TifJir 'i ii ii ujjuu i ... -- . aj.t bit itan iiiu M-M. a - Bnecii 9 15 am 8uO kane Flrer C.voptn LydU E. Ptokhiro't VejtUblt Compound" helps women presorve roundness of form and freshness of faoo ho cause It makes their en tire female organism healthy. It carries wo men safely through the various natural orlsos and is the safeguard of woman's health. The truth about this great medlome Is told In the letters from women being fiubllshetl In this paper constantly. Tho Portland Turn-Vereln Society will glvo their annual excursion from Port land to Sllverton Sunday. The Dest Prescription for Malaria. Cnlllt itid ferer la a bottle of (lrore'tTat'eleu Chll Toole. itlMlmplrlronana qnininn ma luteleu form. No curt, no pay. Trice Mc. SlOSmeod ts What You save That makes you rich, and if you are alive lo your own interests you' find you save iiim. 0,he6uPre0s&dof famifroSes and provisions is the most complete. Harritt & Lawrence, Allan tlo Ex. p, ru t p m. 8 p. m. ex. Hun lw p, m Denver (II1U1 Loult.Uhlcaao and umaha, Kansas City "i, na. f"Ti "vfVnSr---. . M.- Wall Walla, Bpolcane. Minn J "' -" . u, JUtuiu. Ull I ,w VIA HONTlNaTO.V OCEAN BTKAMHIIlViT rur onu f aiUiaTCU BAUCTeiy UYtfUjs. K f,' f. a COU1MDIA niVEll IITIlllllnj " ro Astoria and way LaaSIn kJkft OLD P03TOFF1CE QKOCEKY HBATINGI STEAM, HOT AIR, HOT WATER- estimates lurnished, and work done promptly substantially and at honest prices. rruit ana nuu uiyci wuin. a P..wV. T. S BURB0UGHS, 102 State Leare tialcni WILLAMETTE MIVKlt - rormruiiiiu,newwn Kntl i,'l., Ijnidltiaa Monday WdS2' day and Friday at 10.0a a .'" TtaMday, Thundayaid &&K day at 6.M a. m, i 1 FOtt COliVALLtS AndwaypotnUTucaday, Thurrdtr.udl,, ' day, 4.00 p. m, ' wl" WILLAMBTTK HIVKil DlVIaiO! Dally boats to Portland at abore. Tran.i.. . jtreet car line at Oregon fltr If the iMBir..1' delayed there. Tlokew to all point. 7" Wanbluglon, California or Ihe Itatt. BtS?1 checked tbroagh from Balem free. ChiiS rail or rlrer roulo.to rortlond. ConuS made at Portland with all rail, owaninam linet. W II. HUKLBiJHTm Oen, PauAoLPortUnYot O. AI. IOWks Agent, Trade Street duck, Silt, Phone I6II SUNDAY 8KUVICE3. W. C. T. C. Mrs. Kyle will apeak ut tho V. O. T. U. rooms ut -1 p. in., bunday. All aro welcome, EPISCOPAL, Corner of Church and Chumeketa streets. Morning service at 10:!t0 a.m. Sunday school at 11:110 a.m. Kveulug service at 8 -p. in. I HIST UNITED KVANUEL1CAL. II. L. l'rutt Pastor. Service 10:30 a. m. and 8 p. m. Subject for tho merning: ''History of liuzuklah, Hi moral character." F.venlug subject: "Huaven and Hell." K. L. 0. K. I p.m. riusT l'liMiirTEituN. II. A. Kutchum, pastor. Services at 10-U0 ti. m. and 8 o'clock p. m. Subject of morning sermon "1'hu Infinite Limit ed by the Finite." Kseniug subject: "Iawsoiis from one of the most beuutiftil word picture of the llllile." Services not to exceed onu hour. MUST rO.SUHkUATIO.NAL. Itev. W. U. Katiluer, pastor. Preach ing ut 10-30 a. m. Subject: "Christ and Our Children." Sunday school at 12 m. Children's Day exorcises at 7 p. in. An Interesting program of exurtisea Including reading aud music by mem ber ol the school aud others, riittrr cumsriAN. J. J. Kvaiis. pastor. Preaching at 10.0 u. in. aud 8. p. tu. Subject of morning sermon, "A Living Hope;" utoulng. "A Miracle aud What It Occa sioned.'' lliblu school at 12 in. Junior Kudeavor at 6 p. in, Y. P. S. C. K, at 7 p. m. liaptum following the morning service. nAi'iBT. ltouald McKillop, pastor. Topics; "l'eaeu" ut 10:30 a. m, The Kcuinen- leal Muslou couferuuee addressed by tho President and Vice President ol the King Rex. Tho Rex Studio, No. 213, Commercial St., Next door north of tho Red Front Drug r-taro, has been established, in tho old Pickerel Stand, by Miss Cora Sutton, who has been earnestly engaged in this work for somo years previous, and who with tho assistance of Prof. D. II. Cra ven, proposes to furnish tho public with first-data work in the photographic line: overy thing up to date, and the latest effects produced. cod A w Received this day at tho Now York Racket, ladles' long and short elceie and sleeveless summer vests, flno laces and embroideries, linen damask and crash, baby bonnets, now stylo pulley belts, rings and buckles, fringed towels, Iwya' crash suits from 40c upward, hand kerchiefs 3c upwards, hose supporters hats in fur, crash and straw, and shoes in all styles, and a host of other articles. I'leaeo call aud see us 5-18-1(1 REI M E. R. C0LGAN has romorcd to the New Saloon, two doors south of tho old stand, where hit former patrons and tho public generally will receive. court eous treatment. Choice Liquors and Cigars. 223 Commercial Street. Phono 146 See Our Conductor's Excursion Tho Onler of Railway Conductors, which for several years has held its annual picnic at Salem, will this year go to Tho Dalles, Slay 27. Tlio excursion train from Salem will start at 0:30 a m. olthatdate. Round trip $1. 13t( OABTOnZA. Bur tit lha Kind Yon Hm Afwars tott Blgutart of NewLineoTGo-Ga Dc) and Baby Carriages. F. W. HOLLIS & CO. 1st Door North of Post Office. lhe Kind Yon HjiJar$ Bankrupt Notice, In tho District Court of the United States, For the District of Oregon. In tho Matter of 8. R. Jessup, llankrupt. No 2U7. In llankruptcy. To tha Creditors ol ti. It. Jessup, of Salem, in the County of Marion, in tlio District aforesaid, llankrupt; Notice is hereby given that on tho lUth day of May. A. D. 1900, tho said S. It. Jessup was duly adjudicated llank rupt upon hi own petitien: and that the tlrat meeting of bis creditors will be linlil ullnvnlllrui "77 fnii.inanl.il Ct..,.1 ,v... m . w...w, a., , xW,(l,l.v.VM, nilVVI. in Salem, Oregon, on tho 29th day ol May, A. 1) 1900. at ten o'clock in tho forenoon, at which time tho said Cred itors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a Trustee, examine the llank rupt, and transact such other business as may properly come before said meet ing. Dated at Salem, Oregon, Moy 17. A. D. 1000. John IUvne, 6 19 It Referee In llankruptcy. - sac a f. f adies' Parly Slippers ( LIGHT FANTASTIC TOB. 13UUR SATIN NK , 9. . ON THE 4 i X fy 4k 81'UOIAlT .i"jttl tZfl ? V JP -WT T T -V JT -W W W J A Wki , ,- SATIN KED KID WIIITR A VonJrlul Mcdklnt. jQEEGHAM'S rjL boestor? ra U- Httlttt &t arti, i l V Ult o ArMlil bturiMtt o . ; ,k, "";"'" iui.ieiaia,uw- I i t.tt4Sk rntkifyl Urt JII N.n-out VJ InMukMaol Sa.ttaaiiakMB . fk...,U.... i m wr.-.v i auamiii i IHM IrUaU si H l.traljtiwJ Am k,.. ... SI.L-.- ' ..- .i-'T:.- -'-"" " "IWIIW1 . vi vavniaMfi mi llff ( niU ili qHllr rrr Ffaiikt . kwmlarirrtUHirolifc..rn. furi I ,i ''"l '"Palrl WrIK, SUk ,..m..lVlpaIHnIM)(. u Iktr Ml Hit otiiu a lcilA.ftteiiitt.k w... r uro nt V lid Urttai , !inikft to M&Ulr SbAiariH. rai,ii. .k k.. i.....f.. i ," "" y - ji m tttwi aval .vtB plia.fltub4.liM lM.fJrtAni. , il. i :.... --j .'.""" --in.niniHiniraiiiii. aj e AMM..a . ttturm th,v r malmlT mJl . sssa jaw. wj -'!". '? ,-"-" n kwi)t, taj tu I iLuZ.ZirX"V..!t."i' S!P1 " I Tm... Kl. i ' """ a ia ;.Vi" "i7i"..V"" "" " , " wJ KT1 MBatVM Wilbeut Ik ptMItlM 4 leMlaMaUU. Bmku Ml. I... L.. . top w aYiSSi's: 10 etatt tad) etais at aU drag tiont. United Stales mid Uov. Roobuvult. ol New- York at 8 p.- m. Young People's uiiHiling, "ihe Power of a Teuiiieruuce Life," Iwl by 11. 8. UUo, at 7 p. ui. CIlalSTIAN SCIENCE. Salem Chuich ol Christ, bcieutist. No. . tjtxiity street. Svrvioo at 10 JO a. m. ami H p. tu MihjvU ol morning and uveng lottou surmuii: 'Ancient and .Modem .Viuoinuuoy. or Metiuertam aud Hspiiotitut" sundav school at lU;0u. in. Weiluesday evening meet ing at 3 p. in. k,NTHlL COMIKkllATIO.VAL. Corner lUth ami terry strict, T. II. Heiidvrseu, Pastor. At 11 a. m, to morrow there will be no preaching. At At 8 p.m. thero will bo pmuhmg bv the juiator u tuual. An lutereaimg iMturu ol the tervtco will be a review ol tlio imeung ul tho Katt side WitUmette AstoolAtiou which occurml May 15th uml lUlli. u.Mrr ciium.it. tHirvlce at 10.30 a. ui, and 8 p in euiitiay kiimH at J?. Uuity guild alter illuming Hirvicu. bubjeet ot morning eiuiuii: "Hie 76lh Auuivertary ol the .iiimnnui t uuuriun jjtsoelaiwu, ' Willi a deripiiou ul auuierary week in itoetmi, In (he evuunig Mr. Copt-laud WllldeavribO What L'uilanauidii klunda for and tho svtkua it has niui.mHi i. civil and rvligiuu ItUitty. Mk-rllOI)laT kl'liiMl-n Jului ParMMi paetor. burvicv to niurrott at 10S50 a. m aud H p ut. bubjevtot tho luomiug tvrmuu, "The Urnvial Conference iul tho Work ol tiod." In theeveniug tlio service wilt be ol spoeul uitcrviat. teuuvaon' two Sea IXHiuawill Ihi .ung -'lirvak. llrvuk, tirvak," bjr Miss hthel Raymond, aud Cruaalug the liar." by Mr. J. . tbek lont, atiU the iator will iIcIImt aimri eritMin on " Vlalon ol tha ba llv r. iiUMtaclaMOl iwiii jKpJe from the dtal luute solioul will bo preeeut and render two sigu aougs, uamly vjMut Uver of my Soul" and "Nearer mvOod tollt." buuday sotiool at 15 w and Bluatttrof Upworth Liaxue at li 46 p. ui. ToBridge Contractors Tho County Court of Linn county desirea plans, siccificationg, strain diagrams and bids for tho conjunction ofaHowo Truss bridge over the South Sautiam river near Sweet Home, to be submitted to them on or before Thurs day, Juno 7th 1000, at the hour of one o cioce p. in. Didders aro also requested to Inspect plans now on illu with the County Clerk, and submit btda on the aamo. Tho court reserves tho right to reject any or all bida. Au approved bond in tno sum bidden will bo ox acted of the successful bidder within three dava after ananlnl contract, and a certified check in the aum of $100, must accompany each bid. to bo forfeited to the county by the successful bidder If he faila to enter contract and execute bond for such con ttructlon ot bridge w Ithln three days of makiug award, Geo. I). 11 iHTOM, County Judge. Albany, Oregon, Msy 16th 1000, daw-o-10 td. OTEAM WOOD SAW O Two Machines Work Doiih Quickly. Telephone 2683 black. Leavo orders at residonco on 12th street, or Stelnor's market. M. Van Fleet, Yew Pauk. 6 Otf Flour Bin TO BE GIVEN AWAY CUSTOMERS, ALSO A TO OUR MEAT AND POULTRY. MiloC. Matthews Succi'Mr to Edwardi A.Matthovr M1CA.T nnd HOULTKV MARKKT State street near railroad. Freshest and best meats. My patroiiH say I keep the best meats in town. Mlis k Eastern llaitai TIME CAliD, 2 For Yuqulna: Train leaves Albany I2.1tt Truln leaven Uorvullls..,. lis P'M Train arrives Yuqulna . 7:25 a , 1 UoturnliiK! -'a Leaves Yuqulna O-OSau Leaves Corvallls 11:30 n Arrives Albany 12:15 h 3 For Detreit: ' Leaven Albany 7:00 a. ui Arrives Detroit 11:38 a. is 4 Ueturnlnir: Leaves Detroit 12:20 s. h, Airlvcs Albany 6:45p.), Uncand twoconuccl atAlhanriDl Corvallls with Southern PaclHctiilBi, giving direct scrvlco t) and from Ntw. port and adjuceat beaches. Trains for the mountains arrive at Detroit at noon, giving ample thai to reach camping grounds on tit lircltcnbusb and ijuntlain river ttit sumo day. ii. u WAI.DHN ujani r r. A P. A. TUKNKtt Atent. KDWIH STOXI, Alkanr, Ore SOUTH AND EAS1 VIA Southern Pacific Co. THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains leave Salem for Portland and wit stations at 5:40 a. m. , 7 :5t a. at. aaa 4:05 p.m. Lv Portland.. Lv Salem Ar Aihland. Ar Sacramento Ar Sail KrancUco. .. B.30 A M 11-00 A U 12 JO A M 4K P M turn ArOgden.. Ar Dearer...... ArKanta, City. at micaxo- a7Lq Anaelea Ar HI 1'aio. .... Ar Kurt Worth. .. Ar City ofMeiloo.. Ar Houston .... Ar Neir Orlcaua . Ar Wash na Ar New York TSilf isi r m taiu 1J11H urn iuis utira Pullmnn and Tourists cara so Mlk trnliiB. Chair cars Sacramento to Own and El Paso, and tourist cars to Chlcagt, St. Louis, Now Orleans and Washlngtsa. Connecting at San Fraudlsco with r ngion.... ark .UAU .Mill .733 A M I.UAU . lso I'll " . 6-00 I M . taoA u .tJXAtl .Ulll . 3J r ii .SiJ A 11 .1243 1' U T337TI 101 m uurx 12UU IlUK TTuTk" IM1X Bread Case NOTHING TOO GOOD FOR EPPLEY'S PATRONS. SEE HIS OFFERS A I' THE X X A Electric -Store AND TELL ABOUT ir. YOUR X -c FRIENDS a; a SALEM LODGES elem Cran No. US. MttU ufirr Frld4? tbl. .'. kail a... . . . , PSJSO, iu A. O. U vv F X noulllrrd. 0. if nx-ra It, JJoorci blk hall, state Im. 11,1 r w, a. Moorea, clerk Old Invited, llldaare Invited for 57 cords best large flr, 60 conla beat second growth fir and 15 lorda of pold oak, to be delivered at tho Oregon Scluol for Wind, lieforo September 1 1000. Hid will bo onenxl Juno 5. J, L. Carter, Supt. 6 It) lw b pedal Reserve, "Old Clovernment" whitkey. recog nliel by leading nhysioians, aud estieo. lallv by A. P. O'llrien M. D., Captain And Surgeon, also by Win. D. MrCarty M. 1)., Major and Surgeon, in United States Army. Furthermore, the board if health of San Francuco, recommenda this stimulant as the purest, unadulter vted.for family use. for convalecnta md invalids. Sold exclusively in Salem tnd Marlon County by J P. Kooaaa 4 20-U KORltSTBHS OK AMltKlOA Conn Shervrool Fortl No, It MetU j-iidar nlabu In Turner block. j.hiM (', 0. r v Brewster & White 91 court st. shone 1731. Hoy. drain. Mill Food, Flour. Suit, Land, Plaster, Seeds, etc SUED FIKI.I) CORN SKKD SWBET CORN All th choice varieties in stock, at the lowstt prkeslutheuty Frie delivery; prompt service. The Feed Men Not Dead YeT " The John A.Logan Veteran Reunion Affoo ition, whieli has for so man vears been bold at Melmma county , Or. T1 by a ote of the mapvity o 8.oclUMH .. I 1 . If. II.. . IfAuAlrilrt u rai aieuniBUip lines ior nuuuiuiu. Tn.nn ni.'ln. Il. 1 1 I ..nl n n. f?At,t,l liA . UI1, Ullllilt, i UllipiJIHUO, UV I hn 'nrmnn fKr.L4- South America. IIID UCMIiull III Ul Iul i Sei Will bo found all kinds of meat and tho best of sausage. FRKE DELIVERY. All bills due the lato firm of Wnlt A Mtescke must bo paid moLsZ, sl son 171 OntT.iriMrHftl P TI... .. . pi.iu location it on t! c. A Quick Time lo the E'-st and South-East Via the Union '. acme m. h, Two Dailv Solid Vestibuled Trains. FROM PORTLAND or SAO- RAMENTO toDEN VEU, O.MA- 'A. KANSAS CITY and ST. Lets than 3 ilavs tn PlllPAnn ,. i.i. out change; only one chango to New .? rk al other Eastern points. No other Hue does It. PaIom and Tourist Sleepers, Dining lion via either route, apply to 4 k o W, W. Skinnes. Agent 8. P. Co. Salem Ore. Ur J II Utiikop, Gen'l Agent. No. 1S5 Third St PsrtlandOr. Chicago liofklshaUTaTiuTiiy The favorite Hno to all nointa emit Broad, veitibulfd and up'U t. traina CI& 1,ufWond Denvernd Omaha Llltcagoand KnnPi. Ji.i ".' n?.ta?fcrauSrX I il rVrrii ,'ff r,,r"-c,a"8 Pullman Sleepers n .,"' "l ?1 rs, between Denver ami o Mr. W. W. Skinner auent at Saltn Station, or address O. II. MARKHAM, G. P. A., . Portland, Oregoa. Canadian Paci c : CASTOR I A Tor Infants and Children. Tin KWftiHaw Always Iwght Baaina the jTY j, ' UtfZ&ZZi: U'rt..1 ...I - a.. found" im thVTrr'L80'.?"' among the best In the ,taii Ir r" in . .8 , .rrogram is awure.1, both ingandday Come one, eotie all .. . ..c i rratueut O. J. P.1KEER. Sd.r(.rv. Bids Invited, HM are irtvtted for 10 oordt of s. uiivre.l at tho Orevon Sh.d u.' tirr. mMTOR'k" .pi5l .:;.'. "" " oe in evn- Ily V. P. MH.1W. $ 14-7w wiperinlendetit. June a mav im h.i i .1. . fki i ... . e .is mi i open,! (-LAiKM Wk.XT.7fcnpt 5 9-toMw -1 wiuii:o: iiitt mau ,..f. i. . i?A?i?c&& ,Uv h? -u,M-t,RM.1 ""'nan Sleeper evefv gttp &orCkh&,l,e,1UcSt " !. So noying trausferln Chi-ea."- Iheteoaraare nrnrl.l,.! .i. .. . ,. ., . . -.w..v.v nuu an lor tree usn nf m, Sou Pacilic Line. Lowest rates Beat servk To and from all point East and Europo, The only lino running tkrougk oL HI T$roi!$ MoilfH Btsta Without Change. Royal Mall Stoamabip U to Japan and China. Canadian and, Australia btoainahip Lisa U ounstUrsto llnnn II I II a id nil A lift fmi tlllt; kly jH)riodicala 8etc0rU,er,n,";P ,, A. E. COOPER, eu'l Agent. Pass. Dept. Portland, Ore. McCoy Stage dan?v" Vlmettesublee:20 , B. K. Davia. For rates aad iHfr"llM apply to O. M LOUKWOOD Auent Balem Ore. II. II. Aboil, Agent Portland. E. J.Coylo, A.O.P.A, Yaacpuver V.V Oregon Short Line Mmi Th Direct KsuteU Montana Utah, Colorads and all Eastern Points. , Gives choice of two favorite na'. the UNION PACIFIC Fast WaUUi or the RIO GRANDE Scenlo Urt No Change of Cari On the Portlanit-ChUag Bpdh ',,k finest iu tha West." Equipped With Ele, ant Standard Sleepers - Fine New Ordinary Tourist S'eepers Su'erbUbrarvBuffetCars Splendid Dinners, Meals a la carte cree Reclining Chair Cars Comfortable ICoachns an Smokers Entire T'ain Complete v Vestibuled For further Inform atioa aijfly J. R. NAGEL, W. K C6U Tray. Pass. Agt. " Al""