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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1896)
hi. i OpVwpi s n prW.i i mm s Gsss StR " .M i '-"'yiAV Prize Hood's arMrarJUa moro than any remody I have icT x navo "over been robugt and i sjCjoct to Bovcro headaches, and bad !oni,petlto. Blncotoklnir 3 frtsl o.. v wut is nzji-iri-iMni-irBiim d Hood's Pills I am a well woman, no ft Kood nppotlto and slcen well. I Jtelly recommend Hood's Sar- I. - ea'lllm ;.n, n',lM,imu,ocu , , V...V.UM Hood1 ' PJIIc euro alt llrsr Ills, MUous. Vs no.hltche. SJc THE OUTLOOK FOR 189(1. Wlinllstho outlook for 1800? In talem wo have sonic hopes of new lllUlUfnctlircq. Tim wnnlnii.tnllla will m rebuilt on a larger scale. At least Mno other matnifacturltiK concern will jge started with private capital. There will be considerable In the way of bubllc Improvements by the county, Ml tiy anu state. f,The county should not further iien- Vtr.f. tiaimitt- lirMiui nwinAi.)it mi.- fJBWcnt need of a new jail. The old UHil Is unlit for occupancy from a gaiiUniy standpoint. It Is not sewered roventllated or lighted asa Jail should Do Ina Christum communltv. It Is fiUthy and hardly lit to put an animal M over night, to sav nothlncr of holder . -. . . isecure. it would not bo safe to nut Tprlsoncr in whose life depended on His getting out. A common pick purse in urcaic out In two hours. A mob could break in and take any man's jIUc. It Is not creditable to the second junty In the state. jTho court house Itbclf Is In need ol lint and repairs throughout. The prfaclng of the walls is falling off. lie wooden goddess Is a travesty on 2hltccturo and should be taken iwn. TIio court house square Is an mlicalthy depression In tho center ol ie city, and should bo illled up. The Wowalks around tho court house be- ig to Jaytown, not to tho capital city Oregon. It is a wlso economy to o good care of public property. It ids n stability nnd dignity to gov- hiincnb that pcnurlousncss can never ipplant In tho admiration, esteem d respect of tho people. Tho llrst unty Improvement should bo the ling up of tho court house grounds atl proper care of that property. F'lMift ctnfn dlinnlil ntnA .n1n ln44nH g-Liiu ounu aitutuw IIJOU ItltVU UULLU1 kro of Its property, and the streets ihlch It uses to reach tho public in- tltutlons. These streets now resom lo cow lanes. They should bo turn- iked and drained, trees set out on ich sido with a vlow to beauty In tho luture. Besides ordering convicts to nako a million brick, not a stop has sen taken toward building n sewer adequate to carry off tho drainage from two great Institutions. Some of tho finest residences In tho city are inow Hooded with -water from the Btato sower un to tho Hrst floors. ramllles have had to vacate and loft tho city. But the sewer has not even pcen surveyed. It seems nothing can bo done for tho city in this respect be- lauso the tax must yet bo lovled. But fclio survoy could at least bo made, and Iho work platted, so that tho cltv light know whoro It would be located. The outlook for tho city from the tandpolnt of tho city Itself, is not infavorable. Tho city government now within Its means, except that city hall is built but not paid for. Che city should at onco prqvido means pay for it. A sinking fund of fcwo mills of tho ten mills of tho city ax levy should bo set asldo to nav for it. Tho cltv hall lebt should not bo made larger unless means are provided to pay tho lebt. Tho city docs not need within HO.OOO of Its income for 1893. By floser economy Mayor Gatch thinks that surplus can bo increased. It Is robablo that by further economy a Rplendld sinking fund could bo created lor tho city hall. The Journal believes in taking a Iheerful view of things. Wo havo entered upon a presldental election (rear, usually a hard year to do busl- less. But wo believe It will be a attcr year than 1895. It cannot bo . vorso. The Journal belloves In' protecting Salem business Interests. jit belioves In business men standing by each other and extending a help- ling hand to each other. It believes in uie DUSincss men or hniem giving oil flin ncclctnnpA In tlmli- nnll'nii r fall the assistance In tliclr power to legitimate Industries and enterprises that are practical and that can Ikj niado to appear practicable froni a '.business standpoint. It was really not hard to get $25,000 stock taken In ; the new woolen mills when It could be shown that It was practicable and would pay as an investment. But The Journal believes no sup port or encoiungernent should, be cx-i tended to enterprises of a speculative or questionable character. Mere schemers who do not Intend to make a pormancnt homo hero ohould bo givon a cold shoulder. With these thoughts in mind ami Willi a coidial, cheerful, helpful, friendly disposition lo assist ono another, thorc Is no rea son why the people of Salem need not look forward this year without fear and troubling. A C'ACKLIXQ TIME. aovnuNou Fletcher's stirring CON TRIBUTION ON POULTRY. There Is to be a poultry exhibit in Salem on the 11th day of next month. The show will take place In tho ar mory. An excellent program will be prepared for entertaining those who may wish to patronize It. This Is all right and we hope that those who arc now tendering the farmcis so much good advice legardlng the hen, will be present nnd give the people further useful knowledge respecting that bird. "Wo would suggest to the committee thnt they do not lose sight of our friend of the Statesman Mr. Irvine, who doubtless., w 111 bo able to edify the audience with a treatise on the merits of the "intensified" hen, and oats as feed for fattening hog. "When a hen has retired from business after a long and eventful life as an egg manufacturer, the unfcell.ig huxter throws her on Ihc maiket as a spring chicken. AVe trust M r. 1 rvlnc w 111 lie able to devise some plan by which this business can be checked and the "Intensified" hen bo thus permitted to assume her rightful place in the world of commerce. Neither should Tub Journal olllce bo overlooked. Colonel Hofcr has for many years de voted his best energies to Improved poultry breeds. In fact, poultry raising, politics and the bicycle, have occupied all his time and employed all ills faculties for the past year, and the Information he must have gained during that period, would be Invalu able to thoso who are Intending to Invest In hens and ducks. By all means assign tho Colonel a place on the program. Give him a chance to air himself. It Is a pity to allow so iiiuch valuablo poultry knowledge to oo corked up without having an op portunity to unbottle Itself. Ills recent Importation of n Mammoth rooster entitles him to first con sideration among poultry raisers. "We think It might bo well, also, to give Harvey Scott, of tho Orcgonlan, an opportunity to uncork his olo quence, for wo have noticed of late, several articles In his paper, extolling tho paying qualities of tho speckled iicn. The program could not bo brought to a close without an elaborate dlsser tion on "feathered fowls" of all kinds by Geo. D. Goodhue, the "full iledged" editor of tho Salem Poul try Journal. Indeed, a poultry program without tho namo of Geo. D. vioodhuo on It, would bo like tho play of Hamlet with Hamlet left out. ohould theso modest suggestions be carried out, great good would result from tho show, nnd every man who owns a hen or Intends to own one. tvould bo both cdllled nnd nrolltcd thereby. It would glvo tho whole thing such an eggstraordinary boom that every hen will cacklo and every rooster in tho broad land will stand up on his hind legs nnd crow as he Is expected to crow over tho Democratic victory in ieuu. uauy rost. Tho mammoth rooster above re ferred to is a magnlllccnt bird, ono of a breeding pen of live of Donls thorpo's best imported and American crossed buff cochin. Wo havo about decided to namo him Governor Fletcher and exhibit him at tho Salem poultry show Jnu. 11. Editor Journal. W GIVE AWAY A Sample Package (-4 to 7 doses) el Dr. Pierce's i Pleasant Pellets To any one striding name and address la us on a postal card. ONCB USED THEY ARE ALWAYS IN FAVOR. Hence, our oty'ect in sending Ihent out broadcast -,.. a ON TRIAL They absolutely cure Sick Headache, Bil lousness-Constinatlon. Coated Tongue, Poor Annettte. Dv,nena and kindred derange- 1 ' ' ' ' f ments of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels. DonH accept some substitute said to bt "just as good," The substitute costs the dealer less. It costs )ou ABOUT the same. HIS profit is in the "just as good." WHERE IS YOURS? Address for Fhkk 8AMrx.it, World's Dispensary Medical Association, Ao. 663 Mala St, DVFFAIO, K K 0sWfv SSBBBBBBBBBBBBBl X01 '' ? jfffrr What 3iiSi333K5oo3JWj33o3o3c53RSHSlMBHMHi Cnstorla is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants nnd Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is n. harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soething: Syrups, and Castor Oil. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee- is thirty years uso by Millions of Mothers. Cnstorla destroys Worms and allays fovorlshncss. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea nnd "Wind Colic. Castoria reliovo teething: troubles, cures constipation nnd flatulency. Castoria assimilates tho food, regulates tho stomach and bowels, giving healthy nnd natural sleep. Cas toria is tho Children's Panacea tho Mother's Friend. Castoria. "Castoria Is an excellent medicine for chil dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of Its good effect upon their children." Dr. O. C. Osgood, Lowell, Mass. Castoria Is the best remedy for children of which I am acquainted. I hope the day Is not far distant when mothers wilt consider the real interest of their children, and use Castoria Instead of the various quack nostrums w hlch are destroying their loed ones, by forcing opium, morphlue, soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down their throats, thereby sending them to premature graves." Du. J, F. Kinciibiob, Conway, Ark. The Contour Company! 77 2 nHHNHlfcslt9lkV I'l'inmerciiil Sired, Corner Stale Thi' Capital Printing Company moved to that location. Call on us. has To Arms to Arms, Another War,, 50,000 men women and childern wanted to buy the stock of furniture, carpets, mailings, etc., of J. A. Hointi for the next 60 days at cost or less, to make room for spring goods, I mean what I say, am also going to add a I urge line of wall paper and moulding to my stock. J. A. ROTAN, Local agents in all towns and localities ind throughout the United States and terri tories to sell the beit washer in use consider ing its price from $3 to $5. For particulars address, J. 11. 11ROWN, 156 Stato street. Salem, Oregon. OREGON CENTRAL ,AND- Eastern R. R. Company YAQUINA HAY ROUTE. Connecting at Ynnuina Hay with the San Francisco & Yaquln i Hay Steamship Co. STEAMER FARALLON," , a I and first dais in every respt-ct. Sails from Yaquina fof San FiancUco about very 8 days. Passenger accommodations unsurpassed, Shortest route between the Willamette valley and California. Fare from Albany or pnlntt west to San Franctscoi Cabin, Si2; steerage, SS; cabin, round trip, good Co days, SI 8. For sailing dates apply to H. L. WALDEN. Agent. Albany, Or. CIIAS. CLARK. Corvallis, Or. EDWIN STONE. Manager, Ccrvallis, Or. A. J. CHURCHILL, Local Agent, Salem. -M- -V ,. Hi. ' -.c i polou' ;ZC f uw iy i UunorrucK HfctiWl !!)"' f' 1.-n '".?." ".. tS&lr 111' driVJ ,!" " " " Mi .irttiur.. lion, irrliuimii ur ulcere .. .:: flint.. i. inv uinauiLun Prmou cujUn. Hoi ui m. o u nwro rHtEvihsOHifieurA " - or unit la plain w,'PrJr $1.03, cr J bottle". 2.;s. Circular teat on rtxjuesu CAVEATS. TRADE MARKS' 0E8IQH PATXMTS r iiuriniuni.i Tor Information and t res Usndtwkwrl&to MUNN a CO, Ml llaOlBWAT. NSW J . Oldest traresa for seetirlng PfWnu in Amertca Krery PsMnt Uken out by us U tjrouaM before tbs putllo br notloa ften Xxes of cliargo tn U ieutific ttwxtaw world, bplendldlr lllu.trla. rv.!Srri....i7r.t.ii.i K, r mfiilliir.nt roriii. DDteiuuuu .,w.w. ' zzz. r.z llccat msn should U. without n. w,;iJ'i-lF?) eari 61J0 sU inonttis. AddrM. MOK CO., KTuiiiiasTaai Broadway, Kew York Cltr, T jJBBia AGENTS fill. Jtrj feU t3i oiNDKnri.o . "'sSHl)0 I .fl "JSkJP TRADE MARKS' immsmi is Castoria, " Castoria is so welt adapted tochtldrem that I recommend it as superior to any prescription known to me." II. A. ARCnnn, M. D., Ill So. Oxford Bt., Brooklyn, N. Y. " Our physicians in the children's depart ment have spoken highly of their experi ence in their outside practice with Castoria, and although we only have among; our medical supplies what Is known as regular products, yet we are free to confess that the merits of Castoria has won us to look with favor upon it." United Uospitax. and Diapbniart, Boston, Mass. Allen a Smith, Prtt. Murray Street, New York City. PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES. The board of trustees of tho Oregon ntato lnsano rmylum ln1te sealed pro posals for furnlshlrg at the asylum, near Salem, Oregon, for tho six months end lng Juno SO, ISM, iho following supplies: DltV OOODS. 1J0O ,yds. Allen prints, nsaorted pat tcins, as per Baniplo. S00 yds. Pequot A. sheetluir, ii in., us bleached, ns per sample. 1000 yds. Poquot A, sheotlnjr, 36 In., u blenchsd, ab par umpla. COO yds. Lonsdalo shsetlng, 33 in., bleached, as por sample. 1000 yds. French crash linen, bleached, 18 in., as per sample. GOO yds, gloss crush llnon, bleached, 18 In., as per Rxmplo. 100 yds. table oil cloth, white, as per sample. COO yds. Amoskcac bluo denims, 0 oz., as per sample. T" 100 yds. Blleslo, drab as por samplo. 2 doz. corsets as per sample, olio 21 to 30. 10 doz. 75 doz. pl. Turkey red handkerchiefs, 24 In. men's cotton socks as per sam- 12 doz. D. & W. Htuy blndlnir, white, as por snmple. Yi croat cross duplex safety pins No. 3 as per sample. 0 C. cross F. D. shirt buttons, as per Bample. 2 C. gross pant 8 buttons, as per sample. Thread (Coats' or Clark's O. N. T.) 15 doz. No. 40 white. 5 doe. No. 60 whtte. 15 doz. No. 40 black. C doz. No. CO black. SLIPPERS. M prs. men's 'tatlier slippers, No. 7, as per sampU. CO prs. men's leather slippers, No. 8, as per sample. CO prs. men's leather slippers, No, t, as per sample. 30 prs. men's leather slippers, No, 10, as per sample, , 20 prs. men's leather slippers, No. 11, as per sample, CmOCERIUS. 15,000 lbs. Golden C. sugar. 1,500 lbs. oat meal in barrels. 10,000 lbs. rolled oats In barrels. 3,000 lbs. cracked wheat In barrels. 2,500 lbs. corn meal In barrels. 2,000 lbs. cracked hominy, small, barrels, 2,000 lbs. cream wheat In barrels. In 300 lbs. Arm & Hammer soda In 1 .lb. pkgs. 10,000 lbs. Liverpool salt. COO lbs, soda crackers XXX, more or less, delivered as required. 550 lbs. Silver Gloss atarch (Kings ford's.) 500 lbs. cheese, Cranston's, more or less, delivered as required. 400 lbs. cream tartar (Folder's or Shil lings') in 25 lb. boxes. 30 doz. cove oysters (Field's 2s). 2 doz, whisk brooms. 30 doz. No. 1 best brooms. 10 gross Vulcan Safety matches, 5? per sample, COO gal. syrup, as per sample. 30 doz. corn canned, Olenwood or as good. COO lbs. sal soda. CItCCKBRY. 300 clay pipes and stems as per sample, 40 doz. teacups W. O. ware. 10 doz. soup bowls, qts. W, O. ware. 10 doz. dinner plates, 9 In., W, Q. ware, 2 doz. pitchers, 2 qt., W. O. ware. 2 doz. pitchers, 1 qt., W, 3. ware-. 5 doz. pitchers, cream, W, O. ware. 5 doz. glass turoblers, as per samplo. C doz. bakers, 10 In., W, O. ware. 2 doz. sugar bowls, W. O. waro, a.-, par sample. 1 doz. wash bowls and pitchers, W. Q. ware, as per sample. 2 dos. granite Iron soap dlsheo, as per sample. COFFEE. (.000 lba. coffee, Costa, nica, as per I sample. 200 lbs. coffee, Java, as per sample. 1,200 lbs. Chicory, as per sample. DRIED PRUNES. (Must be In bbls or boxes; not accept' ed In sacks). 2,000 lbe. prunes Fctlto, rnacnlne-drled Orogon ratted. ,,i DRIED ATJ?LE3. ' 4 ' S!asi fcfi in bbtff. cr toxw; nst accspt M ft) &cgs). 3.W0 lbs. apple1. inAcltlne-d. led, m per RTmple. DRIED PEACHES. (Miwl bo In barrW.1 or boxa; not ac cepted In snekfi), ' 1.C0O lbs. peacbew, machlne-drlcd, as per sample. TOBACCO. I 2,500 lbs. Even Change, or as Raod. 400 lbs. O. K. Durham Smoking in 2 oe. pkg3. VINEGAR. 1 1,000 gal. puro elder vinegar, 40 gr3. Dlddfrs to Bubmlt samples. FLOUR. 600 bbls. No. 1 flour, more or leaf, de livered oa required. 25 bbls. No. 1 graham flour, more or lea, delivered as required. ;', FIB1L COO lba.'fbth per week, more or lesa, as required. , Kinds Ah required stating price of ach per Hi. OILH-'AND TURPENTINE. I 70 gal. turpontlne in C gal. cans. 200 gal. kerosene, mors or leas, In tanks, delivered as required. 2 doz. bottlea mowing machine oil, sporm, n per sample. -- SOAP. I 2.CO0 lbs. Net Savon, Rest Standard soap. ' 144 cakes toilet soap, ns per sample. 20 lbs,' shaving soap (J. U. William.1) as per sample. , , . SPICES. 200 Ibrf.' block pepper atnndnrd ground, In 5 lb. cans. 23 lbs. cinnamon standard ground, lu 5 lb. cans. IS lbs. nutmegs, standard whole. MIHCHL1.ANEOU8. 10 doz. combs, dressing, as per sample. 2 doz. mop handles, as pur sample. , 1 doz. wnnlitubs, oa per sample. 1 doz. washboards Red Cross as per sample. j (STATIONERY. 6 doz. mucilage, Sanford's Universal. I 1 gross Pnyson's Indellblo Ink, as per sample. I 12 quarts Stafford's or Sanford's luk, black, In quart bottles. I 6 dozen penholders, as.4orted. O UU.CU J, ......., .V,.., .... ., v Faber's). 2 gross Falcon pons. No. D. 2 gross Beats' stub pens, No. 11. 2 gross Weat Michigan. 2 gross London Incandescent, No. 4, M. Jacobs, DRUO SUPPLIES. 1 kilogramme Acid Acetic, 88 per cent, Squlbbs. 1 kllogramm add boric, powdered, SqulbU. 2 kljogramniM acid carbolic, pure crys. tal, Bqulbbs. COO grammes acid tartaric, powdered, Squtbbs. 1 kilogramme ac&olu, powdered, Squlbbo. 1 kilogramme ammonia bromide, gran ulated, Squlbbs. 2 kilogrammes ammonia chloride, gran ulated, Squlbbs. 5 kilogramme bismuth sub-nltrute, granulated, Squlbbs. 2S grammes cantharldca, powdered, Squlbbs. 100 grammes creosote, Squlbbs. 19 kilogrammes chloral hydrate, Squlbbs, 8 kilogrammes chloroform In COO gramma bottles, Squlbbs. COO grammes cubobs, powdered, Squlbbs. 0 kilogrammes other for anaesthesia, M to be in 100 gramme cans and remain der in 250 gramme cans, Squlbbs. COO grammes opium, powdered. 1 kilogramme soap, powdered, (white castlle), Squlbbs. 2 kilogrammes sodium bicarbonate, Squlbbs. 2 kilogrammes sodium borate, pow dered, Squlbbs. 2 kilogrammes sodium et potasw tar trate, Squlbbs, 2 kilogrammes Iron chloride, solution, Squlbbs. 'i kilogrammes Iron pyrophosphate, Squlbbs. 2 kilogrammes mercurial ointment, Squlbbs. U kilogrammes potossa bromide, Squlbbs. 1 kilogramme' potasea cldorate, Squlbbs. 3 kilogrammes potassa, Iodide, Squlbbs. 1 kilogramme fluid extract ergot, Squlbbs. COO grammes Fowler's solution, Squlbbs. 509 grammes tincture opium, deodor ized, SqulblM. 0 Bhoetb bluo litmus paper, SqulbUs. 1 lb. acid muriatic C. P., 1. fc W. 1 lb. acid nltrlo C. P., .Squlbbs. 1 lb. add sulphuric C. P., Squlbbs. 2 oz. acid gallic, Squlbbs. 1 oz. caffeln citrate, Squlbbs. 1 oz. cocaine muriate, Squlbbs, oz. codeine sulphate, Squlbbs. 1 oz. lunar caustic pure, Squibb. 1 oz. lunar caustlo No. 2, Squlbbs, Vi oz. morphlue muriate, Squlbbs.' 2 oz. morphine sulphate, Squlbbs. CO oz. quinine sulphate, In 5 oc. cans, Squlbbs. Yi lb. acid tannic, Squlbbs, 2 oz. zinc chloride granulated, Squlbbs. 2 lbs, oil uwcet orange, Lolin & Flnk. lbs. oil lemon, Lohn St Fink. llb. oil cloves, Lohn & Flnk. m oz. europhen, Oayer. 75 oz. ffulfonal, flayer. 7! 18 oz. phenacetlne, Bayer. 10 oz, antlkamnta. 6 oz. antlkamnta, 6 grain tablets, 4 lb, pepslne sacch (FalrchUd's), 8 oz. pepslne (Ooudalt's). 4 doz. Eff. citrate magnesia, (Bishop). 4 doz. Emulsion Cod Liver Oil, larire (Phillips). 4 doz. Elixir lod-Broro-Caldum Co., (Tllden). 3 doz. cascara cordial, P. D, & C ; doz. Lloyd's nydrastiB. H doz. Katharmon. 1 doz. Listerln. 1 doz. Syrurt Ilypophotmhltrs Co., (Fel lows). I 1 doz. bromo stltzer (25o size). ' 4 doz. beef uloe (Wyeth's). ' 8 doz. peroxide of hydron In U lb. bottlea (Marckand's). 2 lbs. Johnson's Ethereal Antiacne soap, P. D. & Co. I doz, Itorsford's Acid Pbospbote (large). H dot. bromldla. (Battle Co.), V, doz. paplne, (DaUls Co.). H doz. willow charcoal, (Ellis). dor. alkallthU. (K. & M.). 1 jfallon color! e autillod extract of witch hazel (P. D. & Co.). 10 lbs. Phillips' Digestible Cocoa. 10 lbs. cattolla add, Mai., No. 1. gold hbol. 3 lb?, fluid tutrlbt blUidtiba IfUV't-j, (P. D. & Co,). , 10 lbo. fluid extract buchu (I. V. St Co.) 2 lbs. fluid extract corn rllk (P. D. & Co.). 10 lbs. fluid oxtnvot casnrt 3mJv (P. D. & Co.). 1 lb. fluid extract digitalis (P. D. & Co.) 2 lbs. fluid extract ginger (P. D. & Co.) 1 lb, fluid extract hyoscyamua (P. D. & Co.). 10 lb-, fluid extract Jalap (P. D. & Co.). 5 lb fluid extract licorice (P. D. & Co.) 10 lbs. fluid extract senna (P. D. & Co.) 10 lit, fluid Sarsaparllla Oo. for syrup, (P. D. & Co.). 1 lb. peppermint leaves (P. D. & Co.). 1 lb. granulated belladonna leaves (Lilly & Co.). I pound granulated cannabis Indica, (Lilly A Co.). 1 lb. granulated aoontte root (Lilly & Co.) 1 lb. granulated arnica flower (Lilly & Co.). 1 lb. granulated & Co.). cinchona red (Lilly 2 lbs. granulated columbo (Lilly & Co.) 1 lb. granulated digitalis loaves (Lilly & Co.). 1 lb. granulated centlan (Lilly & Co.) 3 lbs. granulated ginger (Lilly & Co.). 2 lbs. granulated hyosoynnuw (Lilly & Co.). 3 lbs. granulated nux vomica (Lilly Sl 0). 5 lbs. granulated quansla (Lilly & Co.) 5 lbs. granulated wild cherry bark (Lilly & Co.). 3 lbn. magnesia carbonate (K. & 10 lbs. gum camphor. M.) 50 lbs. flax seed meal. 100 lbs. Epsom Salts. 10 lbs. borax powdered. 10 lbs. potaoMum nitrate, powdered. 1 lb. turmeric, powdctcd. 1 lb. lycopodlum. 20 lbs. sulphur sublimed. .13 lbs. vaseline (Chcseborough's). G lbs. prepared chalk. CO llxi. glycerine (Kirk's). G gallons Baker's A. A, castor oil (In original package). G gallon oil mnllga. G gallons liquid ammonia, concentra ted, (In 5 gulton glass conlalnor, Mai.). C lbs. muriatic acid (commercial In glass stoppered bottles, Mai.). 2 lbn. liquid albollnc. 1,000 each of empty capsules, Nos. 1 and 2 (P. D. & Co.). 1 gross hollow cocoa suppositories, No. 2. 1 lb. bitter almonds, shelled. 6 rolls belladonna plasters In ono yard rolls (S. & J.). 6 rolls silk Isinglass planters In ono yard rolls (white) (S. & J.). 3 rolls Mead's Adhealvo plasters in 5 yard rolls (width 12 In.), (S. & J.). 2 rolls oiled silk plastera In ono yard lolls (S. & J.). G yards oiled muslin (8. & J.) 20 lbn. absorbent cotton In one pound pkgs. (8. & J.). 2 lbs. sterilized lambs wool In U lb. Pkgs. (S. & J.). 400 each hypodermic tablots, Noe. CO and 05 In cases of 10 tubes each (Wyoth'o). 1,000 each hypodormla tablets, Nos. 45 and 63, In cases of 10 tubes each (Wyeth'a). 3 lbs. pills Improved cathartic, No. 150. (P. D. & CO.). 1,000 quinine sulphate capsules, 2 grain, (P. D. & Co.). 3,000 quinine sulphate capsules, 3 grain (P. D, & Co.). 1,000 quinine sulphate capsules, 6 g rain (P. D, & Co.). 1 pound Wilson's Corrosive Antiseptic tubleta (Wyeth'a). 1,000 compressed powders of ostium, H gruia, lead ocetato 1H grain (Wyeth's), COO compressed powders of doverl pow. der, G grain (Wyeth's). 1,000 compressed powders of eolol pow der, G grain (Wyeth's). 1,000 compressed powders of migraine powder. No, 2. (Wyeth's). TABLETS TRITURATES IN BOTTLES OF COO EACH. 2,000 tablets triturate atoln, Dsllad et Podoph. (Wyeth's). 1,000 tablets triturate Hyd, Chi. Mlto. et Soda Bicarbonate Co. (Wyeth's). 1,009 tablots triturate Hyd. Chi. Mlto. No. I (Wyeth's). 1,009 tablets triturate Hyd. Chi. Mlto. M0 grain (Wyeth's). COO tablets triturate Hyd. Chi. Mite, ! grain (Wyeth's). COO tabloui triturate Hyd. Chi 1 grain (Wyeth's). Mite., COO tablets trttirate Hyd. Chi. Mite., 2 grain (Wyeth's). 2,000 tablots triturate ammonia ate et Codeine Co, (Wyeth's). mur! COt tablets triturato nltro glycerine 1-1W grain (Wyeth'a). COO tablots triturato tincture digitalis t strychnia (Wyeth'a). 2,000 tableU triturate bronchitis (Wyeth's), COO Unlets triturate neuralgic (BS) (Wyeth'a). 1,000 tabloU triturate opium powdered iu grain (Wyeth's). COO tablets triturate podophyllln, U grain, (Wyeth's). 5,000 tablets triturate cathartic Im proved 1 groin (Wyeth'a), C00 tablets triturate morphine sulphate 14 fftuln (Wyeth's), GOO tablets triturate morphine sulphate grain (Wyeth's). 2,000 tablets triturate cerium oxalate I grain (Wyeth'a). COO tablet triturate aconltla 1-200 grain (Wyeth's). 100 white filter papers, 15 In., (W. T. & Co.). 200 white filter papers 13 In., (W. T. ft Co.) 3 dozen medicine glasses (graduation engraved) (W. T. & Co.) 1 glass percolating Jar, 32 oz., (W, T, ft Co,). 1 matchless graduate, I oz., (W, T. & Co.). 1 each Phenlx graduate One) IS oa., 3 oz,, 4 oz., 8 oz., and 32 osl, (W, T, & C.), 2 each Phenlx graduate (Cone) 2 oz., and I oz. (W. T. ft Co.). 1 dozen teat tubes, 8 in. (W, T. ft Co.). 1 gross each prescription vUla Phlladal. phta oval, 4, 8 and I oz. (W. T. ft Co.). 3 dozen screw-top ointment pots, 4 ox,, No. KG. (W. T. ft Co.), 1 set drachm coin weights l scruple to 2 drachm (W. T, & Co.). 1 set aluminum weight H to 5 grains. Si WSSSSk.JU 1 6t briM imv , -A.. .. nv.T.xrS,,fB6!dllte ww WW tV)"- . 1 1 each chemist's wbbV, , tra in. (w. T. & co) 8 ",,,, aiL"?!!" evaporal.n. c;dbb.f-.T; iov.hr&rcSr8train,nff ".. W degw. T.TmCoT ". benJnv STr0" "-at hna ov.K?.Tpco!;.,nm''4o!-'tei. --.. .engThTsTnev: F'J 1 dozen loir ,lA ..T' .. C). (W T. & CoV " 8ha" A. 2 dozen bout cia ,, . . . T. & Co.). ""wine tubes, (y S-12 dozen rubhor ,..... . 3 quarts. (W. t. 4 CoT. U,M' m- 1", T.ftCo.) mPrM SyrinBe' No dozen vaseline atomizers, No. m. (W. (W. 1 dozen Davidson's syringes. vn gross eaniAl......... rl :r No 1 No. - -W. Bp.rlngcr Torsion Balanco Co. gross each ol! 4 wco u. G extra long, NosrT " NiVuidtt PrCSCr'PtIon cork tape,, Vi grosn each tin i,,. ..... . ... . und 1 oz. " "" " ji cross tin ointment boxes. 4 oz. box,0v ea4n"JCuB!'h Ptcboard piu boxes Nos. 2?, 30 and 3L r.w ci wewiitz powder boxes u and til (Piumlovi cs' isu' CO 1 Kros slide powder baxas No. C2 white PLUMBING. 1M feet of 1U in. galvanized pipe. 24 each of it: il , ... K.K t.w. '" " ' nna a mh i- IS socket couplings, a; j,,. 12 each of iii m.u ,,.., ... . .. . Ings. men uush- 3 caoli of 1 nnd lit i. ...... . . traps full a " '"v" "uoo,s ,caa 10 feet of 1W inch lead pipe E. 12 yards brass safety chain No. 1. 12 COvCh ITUnirn nln.. . .. Inch - " vuiicrs , anil "i C pounds asbestos ball wicklng. 12 each of li. a: t.: ... . ". Plugs. "' ' lnc" 6 comnrnjutnn ni.i. ... ... lshedS.0 T. 0'' "" TINNER'S SUPPLIES. 1 bundle (3 lbs. ot No. 7 bright wire. b! SSlTrtSt "."- G sheets of No. 11 mi.i.i ...... . M -u.,pwi ' !?,e!t". ct No-2i Bhet ii e. 50 bushcU charcoal. 1 pair 5 lb. noldsr coppers. HARDWA11E. CO feet each of KK Vlxl Inch Nor way iron 25 feet each of H ad 1neh oquoro Norway Iron. 10 fcot each of u nn.i ; i.k . steel. "' wla,fo,, W feot of H Inch round tool steel. 10 feot of H Inch harrow tooth stoel. M feet each of Kxi, NxH ana ,nch toe calk steel. 2 Heller Bros, norso rasps, 10 inch. 0 flat mUl flies 14 inch. 3 flat bastard files, 10 Inch. 3 half round bastard flloj, 13 Inch. 3 half round mill flies, 12 Inoh. 2 round bastard flies 8 I a eh. 3 each flat mill flics 4 and 8 Inch. 300 feet of munllU rope, inch in dUun. 5 pounds each f Putnam horaeshoe nails, No 5, 0, 7 and 8. 3,500 pounds blacksmiths' coal. CO pounds each of Phoenix steel horse shoos, Nos. 2, 3 and 4 front. CO pounds each of Phoenix steel herse shoes, No. 2, 3 and 4 hind. 100 each round head stove bolts 8-iexU. S-Mztf. VixJL Kxl nch CO each machine bolts ClSxlH. G-l6x2Ji, x5 and xt Inch. CO each carriage bolto x2, yix2& 5-18x2, G-10X2H. 5-18x3, 6-16x4, H3Jfc, x3, xi and xS In, 10 pounds each V, and Inch washers. 60 each hi and i Inch blank nuts. 1 gallon brilliant shine metal polish. 1 round belt punch 3-18 Inch. 1 Button's combined plycrs, Inch. , 1 Coe's wrench, 6 Inch. 10 pounds Albany compourd, No. 3. Samples may be seen at the commls. sary of tho asylum, doods must be In accordance with samples, and be In orig inal packages when possible. The right to reject any and all bids Is reserved. Delivery of supplies will be required within fifteen (15) days' notice of accept ance of bid, Each bid must Include all the Items and totals In full, with the ex ceptions of flour, flsh and vinegar. Pay ment will bo refused until tho bidder has completed his contract. A copy of the sdvertlsement must accompany each bid, and the n-n of class of supplies must be Inscribed on the envelope. Auditing officers are prohibited from conllnntng accounts of purchases when the adver tisement dutb mt contain a full descrip tion of the articles to bo purchased. Each bidder will be required to furnish with Iuj bid 4 certlfttal check in an amount equal to ten per cent of the bid (save that for flour the check U to be for IJ00, for flsh 173, for vinegar $10), payable to thu t,rder et? tho board to be returned In case his Ml U rejected or his proposal complied with. Bids will b opened In the governor's office at a o'clock p. w., Monday, January 6. 18W, Salem, Oregon, December 3, ItteV WM. P. LOUD, H. It XINCAno, PHIL MBTSCKAy. Board ot Trute O, 8. I. A W, 8. DUNITVAY, aerie ot Nii. & . 1-1.1 .'. I nc I, d l'ln4 ., rNNYRQYAL PILLS M .. rMu .lafc AMt.fe... Wij7jMiim '" tr-4. I Itt XI '.i.'ljVPirrMlf.'l.(l-...)t JMtii,' ..wwu., W W i.l -r i.rfi f. mdWi w VEjiK uK.ilHn irtKKh t..k A M 4.itfM V va mmfrmimWsM&.w fa&&t$mM&& .... r. 7 . . J ,U 1. 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