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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1894)
m ft R ns- wkj -.r 'V, 4 F jfifc WKMi' JOURNAL. jUHCfBHKO DAILY, KX0K1T SUNDAY. Capital Journal Publishing Company Pottofflee Hlock. Commercial Street. 1 HOFER BROTHERS, Editors. fJtil , I rr- Milmllr, by carrier, per months M 3.0i) IM11IT, or man, iir jcir- fWMKly.S pages, per year, 1.60 "JH-LiiBlH i -i-1"-' J l - L ABOUT UlJKiBt.VlM. silt rmy eem unpardonable pride and luexoustiblo cirotfm to apeak of our- Siolves and to speak of our own success In our clioaen Held of J urtiallBin. Hut we can'iiof 'look Wkf over tho labors of four yea wlUioUt'conuratuIullrig our selves and thanking tho public for en ttbllng us to build uu a solid newt- , paper business In CK'gon from small beginning. Vo'tatfo a comparatively unknown i newspaper, heavily In dubt, and rcqtilr- ;Ing.6)BtaotaiwesmeiiU on tlio stock- holders lo keep It alive, and build It up Into a salf-sustalnK business with nutate ."''circulation second to only ouo paper In urejfon, is uut bukuw "" " 'diya of competition. To havo Hucceos fully passed the dead point of several lenn'veani In succession, aud tlio panic S. ...J. . . . ., . yearorl8U3, which wipeu out maoy rnoro prosperous concerns, la very grail- fylug. '- -' The success of Tiik JouknaIj U due ' to a proper conception of tho dement of personal responsibility, which alone mikes JourpallHrn respectablo. The , pxiple) must know tliat to have any prestige or 1 till unce the managers 'of n paper mutt respect their business obll gallons and respect the personal right tail business Interests of all other men In tho community aud state. Tjjk Jouhnal can say for Itaelf that it Is tho most truly Independent news paper on tho coast. It not only has no Indebtedness, but It has no obligations outstanding to meet In tho future. It ' owes no banker or monoy louder any tiling. Thero has been no usaesntneut on Its stockholders lu four years. TllK JouitNAL has not been sun talncd by ono dollar of public patron age by stato, city, county or legislature that has not come to it purely as ligltl mate newspaper business, No ouo em ployed on It has had any clerkships, or appointments, to the amount of one out to enable tho paper or Ita proprie tors to live, Whllo there are good rea sons perhaps why u intui cannot get offloo, or oredlt at the banks, tho Joint NAL cau Bay that it has had no ocen elon to Book either otllce or credit to live, This Is (ho foundation of a truly serviceable Independent public news- jk paper. The faot Is, Thij Joints A i, managers could havo had patrouago of obuslderablo pecuolary value but It a u ...4 . would havo tied Its hands for icrvleo to ,tho paiplo in a mauuer lucouslstent wfth truthful, Independent Journal. Ism. ThbJquhnai. recognliesnoob. IjgaUon to party, or rings, or polltl clans hut prefers faithful conslstont.ser vlco of the pooplo. Tlio pojptd havo nudeTiiK Jouhnai. What It Is. It enjoys tho warm-heartoU loyal support of thouiauds of men aud ' women who takp It and pay fur It bo. name thoy lovo It as a uewspaer, Tun JoUHNAl, rooogniiet In the man wfio jvays year In aud year out for the idaljjr or weekly Its truo friend. The Intelligent subsorlber It regards us the n greatest laoior in tin tiucec. The ad- vertlser who honestly aud enlerprUtiiu- If y llaU to him will be sure of ample returns to insure lilm sueeva lu hl liUslotM, f yrlftbl political ohungellng wiliiWS! liwulw newspaper In or- Uej to, be able to ue It to serve his per. itini amuiiioniTiiu .immv i ,. ban no XtVVl " tu...4 ...l.-.-.. - raqwjTvi whatever. ThkJouiinai. wel. fOOHie-ial men to unite with It In the h. ? ' J.....lZ' t..L' ....ii..iV f. .... V . .. ,"11X6"', vl I'uneipica nut unuerllo win? is 1 1 i f googjcuvMiiuwut UUi n,0 weiraro of oHroouiitry,' ,jfa,bu'ldlng up the Jouh.vai. with your yatnuiago you may ret awur.il ikatvry' dollar you' Invest will never fcoHml to thwart tlio will of the people, oWrfifcat the euds of good uo vein. am ,wn t .i Mjitj KiHJOguUlug that there l good lJjIjwW tyileve II U the duty of Hwjpper tr kt the ggrvgte Ia1 Muhtof ttoo who compose the com. alf4i lu m trr "fltree im U prao lira I itDil'nuiUlhtd wlthuut liilun' lm,. fJirtearww Mmi U Qm Oat P4iy Jouhnau, PARBWELu 1893. Thou werta troublesome tempest uous twelvemonth. We welcome thy successor and may we part wltn 1891 lew willingly Is perhaps as good a wish as we con utter for tue coming year. Thero Is generally a deep regret at tho departure of a closing year, but over 1893 wo cannot shed a tear. IUther in renentful auger wo aim a fierce cxpul sjtory gesture of our nether extremity at Its departure over the threshold of time. Thou wert an "ornery" bastard of father Time and it should not surprise us if lie would utterly forget thee In tho final gathering of his children, atormsut laud aud sea, whirlwind and earthquake, hall and tempea., all came out of thy Pandora's box of evils. Thy blight fell mi tho eji th and air. Chole ra, yellow fever, grippe and anarchy, all flew out In mad profusion to slay aud waste. Die human Intellect al most tottered on Its throne and the crank multiplied Intoau army. Banks burst, corporations collapsed, factories closed, values tumbled, labor became Idle, cipltal hid away, and hun ger aud waut hIiow their gaunt aud famished llguresou tho street of the large cities. limine asylums (111, Jill" are crowded with criminals, thlovr.t abounds and corruption saps the vitals of government. Where shall wo look to not behold thy disagree ihlo work", in year of ninety-three? No laud h ich, no city so splendid, abroad aud at uome thou lias wasted at noonday anil oliglued at night. As too troublesome guest wIiobb llki we have never seen before aud whos fico wa never waut to see again, we old thee a glad farewell. Thy shadow is still on thy successor. It will llngei for a time after thou art gone. May we nope for the speedy disappearance of even the cursed reminder of thy exist ence, and may tlio sun speedily break through the clouds as the harbinger of a better day. Lat the smiling duugh rers of prosperity again sit ut our lire-hIiI.-h and ve all bo granted a tritle mor than a bare subsistence ungraciously doled out to us by that loug-drawii-ou' dlurual distemper remembered as 180J TllK U(TvTltTNTlMSUi7KACIIKI). Governor Peunoyer far more needs lunacy commission sit upon him than an IiupeauhmtMit trial. Thero Is nothing to Impeach except tho CTivornor's Judg ment and political veracity aud that has ceased to bd a siilijjot of contro versy. All admit that ho Is a criuk, but he still has admirers who my that 'lis Ideas and methods will win at the polls, Wo have talked with a scire of Intelligent. Democratic farmers the pist week, who have hitherto stood by him. They nil declare ho Is crazy, Those who still think him a wise and well bailment perton aud whoso opinion la entitled to any weight are not saying so very Imid. The Governor Is already impeached, lie Is Impeached by a ma- orlty of men of every p irty. Not even tho Populists aro unitedly for htm. That there will hu persons to go an admiring him no one who know h tho perversity of htiurui nature cau doubt. Hut his liilltiouco for evil la broken. Tho press allovnr tho east nava no heed to his slau lr of Oroz ni. Thoy simply refer to Has uow evldonce that he Is Insane. OKTriMl IIUWX 10 DIMNESS. Tho New York Mall and Kxpress correspondent telegranhs his paper that no ellort Is mmte to disguise the fact that President Cleveland, tun cab luet, and all the Democrats lu congress are deeply concerned over tho husuies stagnation which Is depressing the country at this time. Ho profoundly uupresml aro they that It Is beileveil some immediate step will Ih taken for relief. If the business failures continue to Increase as they promise, It Is pro posed lo lay aside the tarill bill lu the house and intko an ell'irl to rush (hrouuh llrst tho ineiixiire itnilinrlTiu.. theseeietary of the treasury to lsue iMHida for tlio purpose of replenishing llie until reserve hiuI iiiuUImi- ..,,i.I ii... dellelenev, and another proposition to innroiso tneeireiiiatlng nii-illmn of tlie country through the national or s-ate bulks, or both. Ills the belief of the ptesldeiit that under the (ireiiiusttnivi there should be no delay In aelloi; up m these measures.whleli will Im ttdvauceil for the relief of the ouutry. All patriotic eltUeiis wUU to aw our country prosper. Polltloal pr.JudUv,..r partUau advantage should not hludr r the UMnrattoii if commercial conll. deuiHMir Indiutrlil activity. The ad mlnUtratloii undoubtedly sees thit the merv roeal of the tiheriuau sliver imIii. ae act will not alone restore the bu. netwlnlerwstsof the oouutry to a nor. tnal ismdltion. A single gold standard too inuoh dopr.use values or real vsU aud Ubor an t gy gohl too Kreat pu oh slog power. H'publioanln oougrvw en wlaf ford to lay a! te panhan prejudice mil R-wUt the administration tt 80t, i s urn a are nee Iwt for th rxllr0f'he ctitr. If Preddent Olev4 is WtU- thao his party t the duly t all msn who rle Mime iiumtw iriliaUin iaki,.,..J wy Him and wine m (lw wmiirVa ' luiisit nertimi nmter. i he hmiv1 want their teprweulMilVM to rbe nb4 ltty spirit and t duwn to hu . heas. 0HHUM-8 4MKblllL my riw J3JVENIN CAPITAL JOUHNAIi, MCMffPAg, JAyPABT I 8P4. SOI PRISON FAITS About tho Iiuililings, and Men. Officers MEN IN STRIPES TODAY. The Annual Prisoners' Entertain ment a Great Success. The Oregon State Prison Is built at the eastern limit of the city, immedi ately south of and not far from the In sane asylum. It Is by no means a pre teutious building, but under the auper Intendeucy of Hon. Geo. S. Djwnlng much has been done lo beautify and improve tho grouudB, structure and surroundings, so that It has but little of the gloomy look and forbidding sug gestion of penitentiary geuerally. Itlsiug from a cupola-crowned center two wings extend toward the north and south, aud another containing the of fices and residence of the warden rises westerly toward State street. The prison yard is surrounded by a high brick wall studded at Intervals with guard houses. Within the wall are tb6 foundry aud machine shop, and the laundry building, substantial buildings, well fitted and furnished with modern appliances. Outside the walls are the stables aud rooms for the guards. For several yoars tho chief employ ment of tho convicts has been the manufacture of stoves aud hollow-ware, the business having been conducted by outside parties; but, last spring the state purchased the plant from the Northwestern Foundry company, and jlnce then it has bceu managed by of ficers of the prison. In full running it gives employment lo 250 prisoners. There Is also a brick yard iu which, last year, 3,000,000 brick wero made for state buildings. These, aud the various offices of the the prison, kitchen, farm, service of meals, hospital, bakery, tailor and shoo shops, aud gardening occupy, In tbe busy seasons, uearly all the convicts, who are under supervision of 34 salaried olllcers. The last legislature appropriated $100,000 for the erecllou of a Jute mill, and the purchase of lauds; aud J32,500, for u dining room aud hospital addition to tlio prison building. The custody aud care of the prison aud Inmates Is under charge of Hon. Go. S. Dawning, superlutendentjHon. J. W. Berry, warden ;J. H. Cavanaugh, E-q., deputy warden; Capt. D. D. Dickey, commissary; aud Mr. R. B. Fleming, superintendent of the shops. December 31st, 1893, the prison had lu confinement for the crimes of mur der, 31, asault with attempt to kill, 0; assault aud robbery, 12; rapo, 7; at tempt lo commit rape, 11; robbery of Uulted States mall, 2; manslaughter, 16; larceny, 140; larceny from dwell ing, 12; perjury, 1, burglary, 40; burg lary aud larceny, 3; forgery, 20; assault Willi deadly wwapou, 10; subornation of perjury, 1; arson, 4; rape and lar ceny, 1; falso pretoUBes, 0; counterfeit ing aud mall robbery, 1; abduction, 1, passing counterfeit money, 2; adultery and larceny, 1; altering United Btates obligations,!; selling liquors to Indians, 2; false conveyance of properly, 1; attempted burglary, 2; adultery, 1; maliciously Injuring personal property, 2; embezzlement, 2; luoest, 2; receiving or concealing stolon goods.2; polygamy, 1; sodomy, 1; molesting a railroad, 1; total, 300; years of service, aside from life sentences, 1,352 years. The penitentiary Is reached evory twenty minutes by electrlo cars run ning out State street, and amply repays visitors the lime expouded iu looking It over, for they are received with the utmost courtesy and given every op portunity for Investigating the Interior workings of a tiUHlel states prlsou, u nere scrupulous cleanliness aud neat, iiessj strict discipline without tyranny and oppression; ami exfollout sanitary arrangements, comblue to make men as comfortable and couteuted as bucIi a terrible life permits. As promised in Friday's Capital Hood's Cures ri A X. JtoM "IirMtroubW wtthkrrrtUptla ta tay bit, mid alio t4 kUmy lUOcultj. Tor 27 Ytr I Suffer. 1 took Hoxfi 8rirrUU ami tjn to nt btter. Ituibotbj4jaait4ckIacIt. rw to uo It. t u Ue curtd ot caUrra ta Uw huid aad aa uow ta food bwdia." P. 11 ItOJB, IkcUon, lona, Hood's Rills Ml wtty, y.t praiptkr w4 taiauj, m UK tiT aad Unit. mZ Wjm KA Nl hftjJJ Jouiwal, the entertal prisoners at the penile Ing was nothing less There were present 537 ladles and gen tlemen, who thoroughly enjojed the performance aud were generous both In applause and contribution. At least 100 Intending auditors were disap pointed by arriving too late to get eveu stauding room, oud for those who missed last evening's play, a repntltlou will probably be given on Washington' birthday, 22d proximo. Almost every number on the ample program was encored, and the local, political and personal hits were received with shouts or laughter and approval. E. R.Viuceut's ".Mocking Bird" imita tion Is a wonderful piece of vocallza tlon, and Wingate's manipulatiau of the bones, a most artistic specialty. S R. McCleveland's "Telephone" brought down the house, us did the dancing f Prof. Haley aud J. Brady, aud the quartette composed of MeClevelaud, Walker, Sommers, and Atwoud. The Interlocutor, Macy, voiced tlio sentiments of tbe troupe, and tbe prls oners, in the acknowledgement he made In his opening speech of the kindness and generosity of the prison officials, to whose encouragement the successor the undertaking has been chiefly due, notwithstanding the ex Ctflleuco of the entertainment itself. The Proof of tho Pudding. flnva you humorx. cuuslni? blotches? Does your b ood run tblak uad sluggish? Are you ar.iwxy, aim una inntuia; Is a bad tanlelnyoar mouth, uud I. ynurtougunn turn eland coated? Is your sleep with barl diearus lirokjn? lo you feei d iwnluarleil. ulsmal. Dreading something, what, yoj know no ? Tuen De very sure you're oiuoup, Th it you havo a torpid liver. and what you need is something to rouse It and make It active enouuli to throw oil tbe Impurities that clog it; Bometlilng to invigorate ttie uebllltate'l system, and help all the organs to per form the duties expected of them, promptly uuu energetically. That "something" is Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, the great Blood Purifier, which Its proprietors have such faith iu that they guarantee it to cure. If it does not your money ll be refunded. But It will. Buy It, I r it, and Oe convinced of its wonderful power. If the priaif of the pudding is in eutiug, tbe proof of this remedy is in taking CLEVELAND'S ASSASSINATION. Lincoln and Qarleld were assassin ated by men crazed with political ex citement, and filled with the insane Idea of redressing the wrongs of suller Ing masses. Will Cleveland meet that fate? The land Is full of distress and cranks. II one of these Is fired with the idea that any one stato is filled with sutl'eriug humanity will he uotact? If a crank could be made to believe that In Oreyon two-thirds wire iu idle ness aud one third of the people iu waut, and mothers shedding tears over their starving babes, aud that Cleve land was to blamo fur thla would he not act? He would its sure ns his name nud nature was crank. But fortunately no crank is so crazy as to believe any sucli tale or woo even if it wus made from high official authority. GitEAT Vakikty. Ciabs, oysters, fat ducks, geese, wild game, salmon perch, and a variety of fish on Ice at Davison's Court street market. IuuiuuOoouw ujuuo ouu ujuOjuu Hair Death. tuvtantlv remnvpunnri fiimf..,. ,!......., Jeoilonanle hiilr, he her upon I he hands. .-.,.., ,u.ur lie-, wuuoiu aiscoiorulion r Injury to ttie most rt..it,.,n. ui,i., ,. Baktor nrty years the so ret onou'an! Inns an the ntshesi uuinonty ai'dlhel ilallst that bvb-IIvpiI. Iimiuhi. .i. ...... nactlutol a lirttme among ihe nobllliy nd arltocraey r hurope he ptenoribril "'"hw. I'rice, It i.y umiI surely aekid t orrepoudenoecoiitldeutliil ouioiur iinenea AlUtM TIU SKO0KUM ROOT HAH GROWER . rpt. It. 57!ouh Kl th Wuniin Sw orlc lift Vim wr.plr Joa.oauwlanuuuan full HixtBUNa or I'ltOi-nuniMO viili GOT DR. RO.SJlM.Kr.': pii c nrunw SlSSJK SiM1 js. ." 5 HlLt S ffiT"nTK.&ft.lj: fold bv Ho.l.ftl VhiiM. Hotel .llouteroy. Newport, . - Oregon. LiwatMl on the Heneh.t wo miles noitl, orisewport on Cave Cove, a iK-autifully nutmrivti nh, wouuerriii oeuery, bea bathlug. tlue drives to Cape Kouluealh er llulultouse HniiKe new. rooms lrKw and airy. Juwt rort for ramlllea or tnv allils. Open all winter. Terms moderate by day or week. Intending visitors can drop a ixwiul card to New !. uuu uo met oy naeK, fc ,, John blTZV TltirK," PMprifinr.n d-2 in p DR. GUWS ONION SYRUP F)D fin hi his r.,1 vii bvuuno TW COLDS AND CROUP. GRANDMOTHER'S ADVICE EMmttW-l!!"! yiW&k? sr IWWv'i sGS ,.vfc iu.M 6iu rt it oM by lUkau A VaaSlyiw. xstxdlls for Asylum Siife. than a triumph. V lL ..., .,.,-, .-.n n-rTTC!TttRS OF THE OrVeon lute insane asylum invite sealed proposals for furnlshlnff at the .asylum Sea? Salem. Oregcn. the following sup- piles for mo But muuu ;..-... 30, 1S94. PLUJIBIKU. 1 doz. each V4. . V4. 9i. W and 2 Inch terdoz. each M, . IU. VA. and 2 Inch el la. 1 rloz. each and A Inch Keystone unions. , . . . ,,. 1 doz eacn l, lYi anu mm - "l'doz. each 4( . 1. 1V4 tet ell;. 1 doz. each H and Inch sockets. 1 doz. each Vt, and 1 Inch PluRS. 2 doz. each and H Inch cempresilon 2 doz." each' and H Inch compression hose bibs, finished. 1W feet each of & , M. . 1. and 1 Inch black pipe. . . , . , 1W feet each of , and 1 Inch galv. PlV4e'doz. each , K and hi Jenkln's valves removable disks. ..... , 1 doz. each and 1 Inch Jeakln's valves removable disks. 21 sq. feet 3 ply rubber packing. 10 lbs. each tt and n. lax packing. 1 Jackson's flue scraper, 8 Inch. 20 bushels charcoal. 100 lbs. solder, H and . 2 each extra jaws and nuts for 12, IS and 24 Inch Btlllsons wrenches. 10 lbs. Asbestes candle wick. Ill sq. feet sheet lead 4 rb. 2 doz. Sampson's battery ees- . 2 doz. and glass gage washers, square. DRY GOODS. KO vardR callro best. 2,500 yards cotton flannel, Nashau XXX. 1,200 yds. pequot A unbleached 45 Inch. 1,000 yards Mariners stripe. too yards Lonsdale bleached. 1,500 yards pequot A sheeting, 35 Inch. 500 yds. Continental check flannel. 500 yds. glass crash towelling, 18 Inch. 200 yds. bleached linen French towell ing. M0 yds. blue denim. 100 yds. bleached sheeting pequot 9-4. 100 yda. Marsellis check, York Mfg. 6 boxe3 white stay binding Inch. 12 dozen Turkey red handkerchiefs, M inch. 50 dozen Coat's thread, white No. 36. 12 d z n Onl's mrxi'l. wu N . 16 15 dozen Coat's thread, black No. 36. 12 dozen Coat's thread, black No. It. 12 dozen black linen thread, No, 25. 50 yards table olleloth, white. 12 dozen papers pins. 60 doz prs. men's socks (half hose.) 1 doz. prs. men's gloves, Nos. 9 and 10, extra heavy. 15 dozen Dftlrs suspenders. 100 yards Bllesla, 40 Inch, drab. 1 great cross men's punts buttons. 1 great gross pants buckles. 6 great gross men's shirt buttons, me dium size. YZttrn -.sn ok"d le rl hnoon". 2 dozen corsets (assorted sizes, 20 to 30. t dozen thimbles, Nos. 9 and 10 closed ends. CLOT HI NO. 6 pairs Jean pants, 29 2J. 6 pairs Jeans pants, 8030. 12 pairs Jean pants, 3131. 12 pairs Jean pants 3133. 12 pairs Jean pants, 3332. 6 pairs jean pants, 3331. 6 pairs Jean pants, 3234. 12 pair Jean pants, 3533. 12 pairs Jean pants, 3632. 6 pairs Jean pants, 3733. 6 pairs Jean pants, 37 3. 6 pairs Jean pants, 3832. C pairs Jean pants, 3S T3. 6 pairs Jean pants, 3933. 0 pairs Jeans pant", . 2. YARNS. ?C0 lbs. heavy white -wool yarn. 150 lbs. cheapest grade wool yarn, as sorted colors. 200 lbs. Crown mills carpet warp. O UUU Htl Ed. IN nKHELS OR BOXES. 1" 000 lbs eraDulaled sugar, extra fine, dry. 12,ai0 lb O C sugar. no lb rolled oats. 6000 lbs cracked wheat. fiO"Ib torn meal. GOJ tbs hominy, small cracked. 1 .Wltn hominy. 5X)lb rlc-. MHn tilulng. COO gillonsvlnegir. 2 o enllons N. O. molawes. i ,iw lb. corn tta'ch, Oswego. lli.OOO fin. Liverpool fait. 40 lbs Cnrb.toda, A nd H. Sn ' lbs. c renin taner Fohre n. 10 gn5 safety malches (Vulcan). 1 bain broom corn, S doz-n8 whisk brooms. Rl dozen oj .ien, cans A. Field's Cove). 15 dozen Minn co-n (Krw Ville ). ftMttH. soda crapkem. XXX. fnrnlahnri re quired. ' i uu ganons syrup (Standard). 40 ttn candles iSUirlnwax). 2 dozen Worcestershire sauce, in at., tl.cn and IVrrlnsI 2 0 Ibi. germea. 100 tbi. sago 50 lbs China starch. &ion. sal 'oda. 2i dozen brooms. 11Im petrl bHrly, too lbs. Btarch, gins, . SO boes macaroni. 8 boxes vermicelli. fOU Ibi. cheeoA. Crnnalnn'a n, nrmA ,. m.horf .. ,r;.v " """ "" wuua !ViUltCU, SPICES. 7 lbs. mustard. 4(0 lbs. black pepper. SO lb. ginger. 25 lbs. allspice. CROCKERY. l1oz n teacups 15 d7en tea snucers. 15 dozen quart soup bowls. 2 d'z a 1 ital on pitchers. Sdoz-n sou 11 plates. 1 nozeu bowls 11111 pitchers. 1 dozen chamber pots. 1 d ziu bed pans. I dozen pint syrup pitchers. 2d' zen lantern glo e 3 dnzn pint cream pitchers. S dozen Olnrhdlnne plati-s. 2 do, n 7 Inch Die plates. 8 dozen u inch vegetable dishes. 4 d z u IU Inch veirela da ,ikhu 1 dozen fctunr bowls Srioz n 12 Inch p Htters. a dozen It Inch platters. FLOUR. lo0birrcl8,Tmveor le-s. best roller process d.lUertHl stequtred, frocesi, r. qll.'ed?" SraUan,, more or Ies' silvered as SOAP. ?'K9!b' '"'r Pale m von. I Owl s, lory oaiibs.shiviug,.noake I. B. Williams & TK.. MSn'H, Knc" b hrpal,ft, blsck. 1,000 lbs. uuco ortd Japan, krten! COFFEE. VftXIlbs CoMaHlca. 4'lh, Java 'K il.-A. S00 Ibi. chlwry. HOTTEIt. 325 lbs. a w k, more or less, best creamery IOBAOCO. 2.CWIbs.8!edg Hsinmer. MEATS. iS.maja siffi i quar. ROlbs.of mutton per wett ; requlrtd. FISH TIU BtaT POMESTIC STOOI. j uiieu on gram c f, 40 lbs to t h. rt.. qarir for t,o, uTn J, '"l o"W f., a'inhtiiinforllnlnr h . lelissin Wllllln,. inmZLvn '" X K-ne,! kip stint, v-sih. ...w I .M ,.jw i Vh. - -",l4. lbs ants Crui sole lTih.,sul-.. smvi v. ....i r. ! K ide - " ",CB Hht 3 lb. tS L ? Bngllsh shoe weh. . Russian brlsUea. Me 1 J 41k twUt D, o .1. linen thread. No. 35. PP-'A "?. -th.ra.d oJP-No 12. rbottlesTeatherTemrntlcub-brand.) 6 bottles rubber cerami iui.iiui. 3 doz. pieces shoemaker'! wax. 6 lbs. 1 oz. shoe tacks. 3 Ibi. 4 oz Khiw ucas Ib-. brass uall, Improved. 12 lbs. 6-8 brass nails. 12 lbs. 4-8 brass nails. 12 lbs. H brass nails. 12 lbs. 8-8 iron heel nails. 12 lbs. T4 iron heel nails. 12 lb., tf-i Iron heel nalU. 12 lbs. H Iron heel nails. 2 doz. Bradbury machine needles (wedgo point) No 4. 2 sq. feet rubber cloth for patching. 20 yards heavy ticking for lining. TIN WAKE. 5 doz. pressed pans, I inch. 10 doz. pint cups. 24 doz. table spoons. GRANITE IRON WARE. 1 doz. wash basins. 6 doz. knives and forks. 2 doz. ladles, in two sizes. CJALVAN1ZED IKON WARE. 1 doz. slop palls with covers. 'A dozen wash tubs, small sizes. 10 lbs. bees wax, yellow. 2 doz. dust brushes. 8 dozen scrub brushes, with handles. 3 dozen shot brushes. 2dozen hair brushes. 1 dozen whitewash brushes. i dozen kalsomlning brushes. 2 dozen shaving brushes. it dozen boxes b uckiugT, M. 3 dozen boxes hair pins. 3 dozen combs. 3 dozen papers needles Nob. 2. 3 dozen papers needles Nos. 3. 3 dozen papers needles Nos. 4. 6 dozen papers needles Nos. t. 6 dozen papers needles Nos. 6. 4 gross safety pins. 6 dozen mop handles. 12 dozen mop rags. 50 packs playing cards double headed. 1 gross shaker pips. OILS. 200 gallons kerosene, more or less, deliv ered In tanks as required. .0 gallons Albany hplndie, or as good. i0 gallons Albany cylinder, or us good. 100 gallons turpentine. 2Ulbs. Aib i y compiuud No. S, or as good. 2 dozen bottles sewing machine. 200 lbs. parraftine In 1 lb cakes, lea oaxieniei.Ne, U.aud U or uh good. BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS, ETC. Mens shoes. 20 pairs No. & 20 pairs No. 7. 20 pairs No. 8. 20 pairs. No. 9. Men's boots. 20 pairs No. T. 1 doz. pr. rubber beots, sizes from I to 10. 20 pairs No. 8. 10 pairs No. 10. 10 pairs No. II. Men's leather slippers. 20 pairs No. 6. 30 pairs No. 7. 30 pairB No. 8. 30 pairs No. 9. 30 pairs No. 19. 20 pairs No. 11. 10 pairs No. 12. Ladles shoes. 20 pairs No. 3. 20 pairs No. 4. 30 pairs No. S. 20 pairs No. 6. 10 pairs No. 7. Ladles carpet slippers. 20 pairs No. 5. 20 pairs No. 6. 20 pairs No. 7. 15 pairs No. 8. 10 pairs No. 9. 10 gross shoe laces. STATIONERY. 3 gross pens, London Incandestent No. 4 2 gross pens, London Incandescent No. 8. 2 giosa pens, London incandescjut No. ? i gross pens, GlllotU No. 404. 1 dozen pen holders. 8 dozen lead pencils. 10 teams Wedgwood letter paper, half sheet. 1 gross Indelible Ink In bottles, Payson's 2 doz. bottles mucilage, Santords Uni versal. DRIED FRUIT. In barrels or boxes. 2,500 lbs. apples. 2.000 lbs. . peaches. 1,500 lbs. piunes. 100 lbs. raisins. HARDWARE. 1 dozen leather du-inm, nutrlcb. 1 doz. wash boards, best quality. 2 packages each 2. 3 and 4 lb tinned rivets. 1 pair 6 lb soldering Irons. 40j feet each M and round Norway Iron. 100 feet each 7-16 and round Norway Iron. 75 feot each lxH. lx, lxH flat Norway Iron. 75 feet each VJxVi. XM. tuYt. IVixVi flat Norway Iron. 10 feet each H. H. octagon toel steel. 10 feet each round tool steel. , keg each No. 3, 4, I front horse shoes (Burden's light. V4 keg each NoT 3, 4, 6 hind horse shoes (Burden's light. 10 lbs. each No. 7 and I Putnam'), hnr. shoe nails. 5 lbs. each No. ( Putnam's horse shoe nails. 25 lbs. each No. 3 and 4 Sweet's Amer can toe calks. 10 lbs. each No. I Sweet's Ameri can toe calks. 2 horse rasps, 14 Inch, HllUr's. 1 Iron saw handle for key-hole saw wlth6sas.8.touin hlliMou's. 2 each Morse twist drills H to 7-W by M6tli ulibJCluchKbank: 30 lbs. each of , 1, L iu i inch round head rivets U incn. 2 each 6 inch and 12 Inch monkey WreLCUrU, Lull ' N&V'eVach H' anl 1 nch of Nos. 7, 8, 9, copper belt rivets, j. belt punches. No. 7 and 8. imelcVhnSti"in,ceh ?Ath four Pinches. , V)9 e,ac0 lWxS-16. 2Vit3-16. lxtt, 2xW. ta,ft VSfc adeH ln.ch carriage bolts bolta tttld lx5"18 Machine 'fa a eacil $ and. lron washers. lMIf;,eaclA,m(1 blan" nuts. ?? iee ! incn Manilla rope, im ltt 2 nct Manilla rope. 200 feet Inch manllla rope. ii FS.VL srew,? e.acn- l 'nch No. 7 and U. 2 inch No. 14, IU Inch No. 9 and No. 11. i Incn .No 7Hiid.i., t lbs. brads each, . and Inch. 1 sei .lenii k' b bl h. U.htnuulitv 1 set gtmblet brace biti.ny' H doz. compass saw blades, from S Intbhiijin n. t.i u. - u.a.uuiiu ior cutmg glass. No. 1 I sa b in.li piant, nooueu. atautei's best 1 claw bamu.er Ao. 7 '"ei s oesi. 1 bet Firmer cockei chisel. (Barton's beau) k ,. u DRUGS, in Hi acl?, carbollc cryst. pure. XT C0D-clal. 1 lb acid sallclltc 'nnn... J lb acid tannic lb bttlM.Ua ammonla concentrated In 2 m- a,monl,a mur'ate powdered. i IS: Sluroa119 and Co- rros.",cK,prepMlt'll,,bb'-3 ?Ito'lSf,iSfa absorbant hosplUU. J?8, chloranodyne. in ih chloroform (Squlbba.) 1? lbs3, ethor tT1.?1' .) corarmidcn '-i"rald f calcium 5 lbs. KlycvrrhlzA c 1 lb coiden 7T r"T' iwuerea. seal powdeied. D? nd' Coa)UC Byrup 'yPoPbosphates (P. H lb Jalap powdered. oPrvai5eV- C ih n PtiroUt pure, ti. ll rgamont pure, ? ? MPsln aacch. (WchUda. 1 !ib.pepJ,ln Boudaults.) a"' ba- Phenacetln (liayer) r b. MP0Ush brone bulk. I itt S& " Powdered. krodtZ) W h l(xlUe era. tMaillnch- krVdU) POtMh BU (MoWnc 6 lbs. pyrophoiphato of Iron (ftmikt. U. lb ta.rto.ro.ta of Iron and XTriotl, 2 lbs. aod boras, powdered, 3 lbs. soda bromldo. 1 lb aoda hypophosphato gran. 2 lbs. soda phosphato gran. 2 Itis. solution chloride of Iron ilr.i,. krodts. . , . uaH 5 ,nifl. syrup nypopnospnate comMJ 1 lb vanilla bean (Mexican.) 5 lbs. aultonal (Bayer.) ,, lb antipyrin (Dr. Knorrs.) M gallons alcohol, OJ per cent, 5 gallons glycerine pure. 20 lbs. vaseline XXX ref. bJ oz. quinine sulphate (K. and y, 2 oz. lunar causuc pure. ' 1 oz. morphine sulphate (P. and Wi i oz. strychnia sulpnate aryst. H oz. red Iodide mercury. 1 oz. yellow oxide mercury, 2 oz. menthol. Mi oz. tocalna muriate 1 lb sponges surgjons Ne. 1, 1 lb sponges carriage No. 1. 1 lb solution suDsuhphate (Squlbbs.) 1 gross phials 1 on. 2 gross phials 4 oe. 1 gross phials I oz. of 2 irross Dhlals I oe. 2 gross corks each No. 4, 6 and Sftn ,",'""-.T " .. am K, 2,500 empty capsules No 1 (P. rj Co. 2,500 empty capsules No. 2 (P. D, Soluble hypodermloi tablets. l.ow nypo. uiDieis mo. a in cam i 2.000- hypo tablets No. 4& In .. bottles each (J. Wyath Bros.) 20) hypo. Ublets No. 61 (J. YVyeth Br rai. wuu "" . llllllips; IW x uuz, iMTiuBuii orinice xso. i. 2 doz. Davidson's syringe No. l 6 doz. camels hair pencils assorted. 4 doz. plasters Allcock's porus. 4 doz. plasters Wells strenirthni. 2 boxes plasters Meads adhesive a n i A T ". 2 boxes Plasters silk Isinglass geon s pniK io. ana J.) t. uuitD x-iBBiers buk isinglass ra; acui, a uiauiv at muu jf 2 boxes Piasters capsicum S. and J o iuo. ii. ,b c. u. i,uy. Eomuu coaieu D. and Co.) 200 pills aloln 1-5 grain (P. D. andta ww f.uo biuiud 74 bouu t a, una i;i 500 pills aloln comp. (P. D. and C) zw puis u. v. gran, pink 14 gr. if 200 pills assafoetida 1 gr. (P. D. it; JO.) zw puis assaioouaa 2 gr. U'. D. tn lo.; . 6UI pit s emmeneagogue gelatine coal laiciv. ana n,) , 300 pills aloea et Ferri. 1 lb nuld extract aconite root (P. ' and Co.) 2 lbs. fluid ext. buchu (P. D. and Co) 2 lbs. fluid extract belladonna (P. D and Co.) 1 6 lbs. fid. ext. eascara sagrada (P. I: 1 lu fluid ext. oapsloum (P. and Co.) 1 IT) liuld ext. conlum seed (P. and Co.) 2 lbs. fluid ext cinchona comp. (P, and Co.) 1 lb lid. ext. dlgltallls (P. D. and f 4 jus. na. exi. girger f. u. ana Co) 1 lb fld. ext. gentian IP. D. and Co) 2 lbs. fid. ext. henbane (P. D. and Co. 10s na. exi. ipecacauannee. If. u co.) 6 rba. fld. ext. jalap (P. D. and Co) a lbs. fld. ext. licorlcs rP. D. nnrt Pn 1 lb fid. ext. nux vomica (P. D. and Ctf 1 id na. exi orange peel (P. D. and Co 2 Jbs. fld. ext. rhubarb (P. D. and Co. 1 10 11a. exi. senega u. u. and c 6 lbs. fld. ext. senna (P. D. and Co 1 lb fld. ext. squills (P. D. and Co 1 rb fld. ext. Squills comp. P. D. am lbs. fld. ext sarsaparllla comp, tm i loa. fld. ext. wild cherry (P. D. an Co.) 200 nlter papers, round gray, Ne. 9 uia. lit incnes. 2 lbs. soda t nntnn tnrf Samples may be seen at the office ol the board. Goods must be In accordaact therewith, and be In original packef " .. "" in ngni to reject ani or all bids is reserved. Delivery of u plies will be required within ten daya .z j t;ciJittiice 01 oia. a. copy 0 thy advertisement must accompany-cae bid., and the name of the class of sun piles must be on the envelope. Bail) um in usi inciuae an the items and W iuih in run or inn respective clafs, wli j. , VL iuur, meai ana nsn, ditlng ofticera arn nrnhlhlloH fmm flrminsr accounts of niin.tm..i whon ,vj uuvci uaemenL nDM nnr rnnran a f. and complete description of the artid iu uc jjurcnasea. uias will be opened 2 O Clock D. m.. Tueadav. .Tannarv t II at the oftlje of the board, Salem, Oregoi DIUYJiBIJlK fENNUIlS, UUU. W. MCBRIDE, PHIL. METSCHAN. , . . ' Board of Trust vra. a. juuJjI, clerk of Board. GEO. C. WIL DEALER IN Hteinway, Knabe, Webber, Emei bod una otlier pianos. Btorey & Clark atid EarheT organi! xni uibi. umi-H uiuKea 01 aewiug chiuea. rjmaller makes of musical insti mentsaud supplies. ueuuine needles, oil and new p for all makes of machines. Hewing machines and organs paired aud cleaned. Two doois north of postofflce, Salei WICKUU. SHRIVER'S OROHESlfRA. hfJ5!iB wUnlte to engage,nuslo for 18 u.u-ou, ujr umor occasion wm ao went see us. Can furnish one or more violins orr many pieces as desired. First house soul! uw-iucuui ncauoi nouse. or Salem Postofllis v..u, .imiivKK, managor. 12-6 la East and Soutl VIA THE SHASTA R0UT1 or the Soilthftrn Parifir- Pnmnoni, i ...... , Mwlllw WWIII1JHIIVI cAurouMA xxentss tkain-ruk tailt bA TWKKK PORTlJtND AND S. T, Mouth. I NortbJ B.15 p. IU. t.v. L-v. Ar. Portland Salem Ban Fran. Ar. Lv. v.i p. m. 10:15 a.ra. fi:9a.i 7:00 p. 1 . Above trains stop at all ut.im,,. mn iSLKS11".1? wclusUe: also at Tanged r,.' rS?"'"??' "u7'?rg. Junction Lit! to Ain'taTd Inclusive" """ n" K"aKIIIIKOMAlLDAll &M a. m. 11:17 a. ru 'J0 p. ta. Lv. J.v Ar. Portland Halera Roseburg Ar. I 4:jo p. ; Lv. I 1:40 p. 1 Lv. I 7:00 s. IHuiug Cure on Ogdcii Kou N BDFFET SLEEPERS AND Second Class Sleeping Cars! Attached to all through truTnfc. I rVestSidt Division. Between Portia and Cemllis: I'AILT (KXCTPT 8njfDAY), 7SW a, uu 1 t.v,'" U:ll p. n. 1 Ar. lurLlaiirl OorvallU Ar. I I.v.j Kif.l l.HU P. I Mer1,1tU0nneCt W,1 "IMt.H,l,,tI,w,;;.1 VI 4U II. 1T I I w ..r . . ?..ZV. MfiSEXSL i-l (.-. ., .. ,r, , &rflH f !, ,... IHKULiiM HliiUT. Sa ttt S VI? f.u hl- rMd uu tarope can be obtained at i.t nu, from a - W. w. bUffiivw :"."2 ,"S K.1-.BOOEKS. Ai.ft r,-"TUir73l k. KUKHLkut, "---jnr .i .wafeiw . vn i i f m' ""iHmiii iillWl'rWinil.1 .