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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1897)
" r r i i il" .m in mit t"rrirrriTr7(Tiriin-Ti-riiiBifrtrr-ii- - -. .,. r.-,-r: Tnmw TB"intrr7ninTiiiiirrniW"iMiTarrflirii rri tT" ay-itf.1 sans ..:?:. M tt MANCE VERSUS REALITY. Win ry th Tut? The Hep -MVi i rHIm tiit "Hip for. oignrr pny ihe tnx" l nmnlr proved by tho fiili.ili,K l"ltrr, wliirliwill up. Jciil to tli- j.xpple of Nebnimkii niid Iowa, as it ii,tcT u them rmrtirnlarly: ,,. , Omaha. Ut8. OREGON State Norma! Sghool MONMOUTH, OREGON PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES. 20 lb. powd. pniantlhm nit. 12 lb, gum Camphor. 13 lb. gum arable select. BO lb. Epsom sails. 3 lb purified talrnm. 1 lb. black antlmonv. 1 lb powd pepslnc; Falrchlld. 10 oz. antlk.mnl-. 15 oz. phenacetlne 73 oz. snlfonal. 80s. .nrnphen. H doz Drees llq. Kerrl albamlnatl. EAST AND SOUTH e5p' Tho boirtl if tm.lefn of the Orrgon utile lnt.no urlrnn Intllet (eited pro(o!i for fntnl.hlng at the i.jlam netr fltleiu, Orfeon, for six months ending December 31, 1837; the following anp piles: DKI boons, 2000 yds. riut A sheeting. 43 In .brown: ns i i -VIA- rm,t I K!PE1 I THE SHASTA ROUTE Si Oh fllE UHNTI.UMK.i4- Allxnfllll . ! ' .JUM llf ll- niri'itrrmmin'r K Cr-s? I I1 Jk. f 4 ' . . J yf 9 U 1 riv r i' f K.j.g warn I &-A J iiuiimt. -iim i-xijUinHlliNiorilH rctnt mik tl ndvnncoin tho .ilf of l-pJaigH in In Um-proirtl(U:r.r- )j !' !Jff. L'Mk-i U Wilwn Mil IIht rii'im tho IVm Hat, but thn DInglpyMII ja.-n , fn- duty which wtwld ninoiuit to snni-iLinr o-mr 1 writ jht lmcn per mi pie. 9000 yds. Prqaot K sheeting, 3(1 In., brown; ss per sample, GOO .yds. Lonsdale shettlug 3d In., blescfaed; ss per sample. 8U0 yds. Marseilles ihtck. York msnufacture; ss per ssmple. SoOO yds. Mariner's stripe shirting, Amsakesg; ss per sample. :uoi. i.inyus umraxie. ilex Llsterlne. 4di-z. Bishops Eft. Clt. Inignesla. Cilox. Phillips Emnl. coil liver oil large. yi doz. nudes Peilo Mangan. H doz. Ilorllcks Mailed Milk extra laise. Southern Pacific Co- KXPRFSS TRAINS RON DAILY. Lv. ..,1'oitland . ..Ar (9:30 A'M, ee sEKA rons rosri) l on a oiikat iiis- TIIIIICAL 1'ICTUIIK FREE &h IrSMBKS f AW v&? ,fe58 HILV BIDS T KNOW IT WAS A ROENTGEN CAM Kit A. few Euinuti 13 mucn concerned ; frco liides. Sonio of licr bigacst strict?, cspcciiilly that of boots mid hsivo buen unilt up (luring our Her of n century of frco hides. She Fell's boots and .shoes iu nil parts of forltl. Taxed hides would cripplo Bniid other industries!. Ilcr lending Ior3 pretond to represent her and to up a fight for free hides. In reality . will, if necessary, Bncrlflco free to obtain high duties on suu- ith plenty of margin for trust prof- Jnst why this is bo should bo n cr for FU'atonul investigation, if ! inveatip.itioii would only investi- Fortunately for tho Sugar trust, jiifcitunately for tho rest of us 60,000 poplo, tho Sugar trust un- iHidswoll tho art of making friends they will do tho most good. Jt nl)lo attonioys to ndviso it how to ibutc its sweets to politicians ami bakers and nt tho sumo timo to clear of jnils. Itliis way unci in this wny ouly eiin pcomit for t loattitudocf not a few Inent tanlf makers at Wa'-Iiington. Situation is hits.it sting decidedly Prices of Linens Co Up. ben tho tnriff bill was about to t o fed, tho Republican leaders Ktrued Jioy desired to bo modinato nn I to auytbinn liko excessivu rate.". Jir. Ich, whon introducing tho nuicmkd are into -tho senate, claimed that rates wero genorally lower than of tho hotiBO bill. Tho linen pule, however, is a notablo one of exceptions. In it tho senate, rates higher than those ti tho houso and higher than anything over beforo tu. ader tho MoKinlcy bill of 18!)0 lin- yoro assessed 35 per cent, with a exceptions as high as CO per ctnt jilorcro. Under tho rates proposed bo sonato n largo proportion of tho in everyday uso will bo nssc&M d 05 to 85 per cent and iu aoiuv i over 100 per cent. Tho folio win i shows sonio of tho changes in tnu Df medium and low grado linens : PrJco tier rcr 1. Now duty Pros- Ni-w percent ent. 25a 8 SH W 19 bill. ek tablecloth 100 I. for roller towels... .14 lcanva3 for dress Un- 00 10.4 2J', ng Hnons CO for bntchcra' nprona. C3 (domestic manufacturers in wheso ests theso changes aro supposed to Ipado havo stated that they do not VO over 50 nor cent dutv on H1.1U B, and ouo of tho principal mat. a rers of linen and cotton hauul.er- in America (of Achesou, Hardiii 1., Passaic, N. J. ) states that ho dc. s fdesiro any advance of duty on Lis bo gross injustico of theso duties l bo appreciated when it is rcn.rm- that, owing to climatic ci'.ni. good fiber flax caunot bo gr , 1. non manufactured successfully . country, and when it is f urtbi 1 bcrod that tho kind of liuesi t - tho kind that 13 used bv tl c 1 1 whilo a much lower dutv ,. - ifiho finer grades. HA IJcensa to Steal." aat must havo boen ombarrash.-n aation to tho United States fim. ph Statistician Carroll D. Wright 1 1 ea tnat body last week concerns u' labor cost of lumber iu this country tin uanada. His figures showed that. He the averago wanes iu Canadian illls is 81.41 and 81.71 nor dav tho average labor cost of 1.000 iof lumber is $1.28 in Canada and 01 cents hero. Tho decreased cost sproduction in this couutry is nttrib- to tho sunerior mnchincrv used course tho flnures nrovo tho freo 0 contention that tho rato of wanes wace 3 docs not iiidicato tho cost of pro- tion thut low wages nro very often o cxpensivo to employers, and vice !a. But these hard facta furnished ji officer of tho government will not nado the lumber barons from their poso to get a tariff on Canadian lum so that they can tho inoro effectually 1 Amerioan consumers, Protoctiomsld e uothing for facta What they want J icenso to steal. National Siugla to ;er. pi1. 5 is'tr JwJ Ml lie hi a fit If J LI r I 11 ini'ininniii-moiBi niTirii. Tnepnmttat o you on j mix m out Imt . t'i lhi kiwtsst whk li wo can offw on !: pi went market. Yotus truly, Drams Oj-aMA IUo CrtMI'ANT. It. C Peteii!", Mannger. Tho couHiujcrn of Lurlop bags who live in tliH trli( n of the couutry iiccrt not inianino that tho increased prico of bags concerns them. Tho foroignor has to fny it. Con prut min "Champ" Clark, In his speech on tho Dinglcy tariff bill, said "tho parage of tho Lill will forco ovory meichnut iu tho land to mako n tariff lor revenue only speech every timo ho soils a bill of gcodst.crcss thocountors." Tho above letter is ouly ouo of tho tariff speeches referred to by tho eloquont and witty Missouri congressman. World Herald. niklns on Wbijc. "Wages must go down," says Senator Elkius in n recent iuterviow published iu tho Cincinnati Enquirer. "Wago earners," continued tho senator, "do not wish to seo it or belicvo it, but it is so." And again ho said, "Wages in America stand ngaiust nny rovival of business." Ho was disciiEsliig the ccal trade. He said, "Wo do not export conl to Europe because wo havo wages against ns, and that is tho wholo kernel of the coal trade." Being asked whether black labor was settled in tho mines of West Virginia, ho said: "Firmly. It is as effectivo as white labor and does not combine and con spile, and tho negro spends all he makoa, whilo tho Italians and Poles send eveiy cent out of tho country." Tho senator has just as decided idoas on tho tariff question. Ho is firmly con vinced that.protcctivo duties, especially thoso on coal, should go up. Tariff up, wages down. That is what happened under tho McKiulcy bill and is what will happen and in fact is happening under tho Diugley bill. It is all done in tho interest of labor. Silas Columlila'H Overgrown Infant. vrg I believo in protecting infant Indus tries, hut vlcu tho infants get to be six feet I,i(?h ud glow whiskers, and when t! cy threaten to kick tho end out of tho crcdlo if they don't get inoro pap, I thii.k it'n aLont timo to tako tho bot tle avu.y from them. Colonel B. Q. ItifjCrfoll (Utp). Tlio Alriililp's Mysterious Voyage The aiiship that was launched in Nnshvillo last week has disappeared from sight, but by accounts of "eutiro ly reliiiblo observers" it was last seen hcadiug for Canada. Intimations are thrown out that after taking on an as sorted cargo of dutiablo goods tho ship will rccross tho liuo and land its cargo in somo quiot spot far from tho reach of custom houdo officers. In regard to such a cargo, it would bo extremely difficult to apply Sccrotary Gago'a circular of instructions for tho retroactive ccctfon of tho Diugley bill. Philadelphia Rco ord. GIVES STRENGTH TO MEN. It is remarkable fact that a iran never ap preciates the sufferings of others until h: himself, has passed through the fire of pain or remorse. Then it is that be looks around for those who are suffering he wants them to profit by his experience,' he gives his time and money gladly for the benefit and never tires 01 his zeal, mere are plenty 01 men weaic and worn out, struggling with remorse and fear, and the natural outcome of habits that brought incapacity a sense of lonesomeness nrul a feeling as if the best side of life had been banished forever. Such men should write to Thomas Slater, Box 100. Kalamaroo. Mich. He will send tree of charge Uy mail, in a plain seaieo envelope ful particulars about the method he 1ucu, uiiu una win cjjuujc auj iiiaii iu j;h, u rnmnlrte rnr nr home. It is th method Mr. l CIai....! a. aa 1 !4 1f iljk 4 w-l m dialer uscu iu cuic inuiacii vi uic uvuui that sap the strenght and vigor. The cure was so complete, to satisifying and such wonderful change from his former condition that he will gladly tell others all about it, sending all particulars. He figures that he precUton of hu own cure j the sufferings of others. There must be cenerous men in ;his world to off.set the tide of avarice. Write 'f. laler-it will cost nothing for his des. enpuon aau methou ?5S :o: A. TRAINING SCHOOL FOR ffeACHERS. Regular nornial course of three years Senior year wholly professional, lrainitigdepirtfiicntof nine grades, with 200 children. Instruction and training In gymnastics (Swedish system) and vocal music for public, schools. riiu rsonwil diploma is recognized by law as a State Life Certificate to teach. Light expense, tutlt Ion, books, board and lodging (approximately) $135 per year; students boarding themselves, $110 per year. Acadoinic grades ac cepted from High Schools. Catalogues cheerfully sent on application. Address P, L.. CAMPBELL Pres. OrW A WANN. Sec Kaculty. Paints. f 1 MIXED PAINTS ROOF PAINTS, , . . . . BUGGY PAINTS. You can get the best quality for the least money at ipii'c We also carry ground in oil, and a brushes. If you contemplate any description it will pay ou to see our goods and get our prices before buying FRY'S DRUG STORE, SALEM, OR. Call and sec GRAY The greatest variety, and finest corner State and tyrhe only complete stock of blacksmith and EV3ADE ME A MAN AJAX TABLETS POSITIVELY CURE jluIj jYewoug iueate trainng uom oiTi Ira potency, HleepleneM, etc. caused by AbDwuiid other ixceua and Iodls crotlom. They 9uicA.I1 arwl surely restore Lot Vitality In old or jonrur. and fit a man for study, banlniMa or marriage. I'rnTcnt Insanltr and OonsnmDtlon If tfttonin time. Tholr ot chows immodlate liupro meat and ctlectf a CU11B where oil others tail. In sist upon harins the cenuino Ajax Tablets. They navocarea inoosanasana win cure 70a. auo positive written mxarantee to etfect a care In each case or refund the money. rlce 60 cents per .package, or filxruvkaaea (full treat meat 1 for fS.oOBy mail, la Plum wrapper, upon receipt of price Circular free. AJAX REMEDY CO., nSS2gig! For sale at Salem. Or bv D. J. FRY. LODD POISON fAPECIALTYW liZifjtttiYHH iwiouw permanently cured In 16 to JS days, rou can bo treated it bomo f oreame prlco nndcr itmo eaaran- LracttonftTrnllpnArAanHhn.AikiM..r. mebarra,lf wa tail to cure. If you haro taken iriep. palni.MucougVatchlnn)ouUi.HorBTljroat; l'lmplea. Copper Colored Spotf, Vlcerioi 5SSpSt..:fftiV!?,r' "?,r or Eyeirow T fSlllrTK out. It la thl Secondary ULOOl) 1'OISoQ neiruarantcotocure. WaaolicltUiomoMobatU nafecasea and l chaUenco the world for a cao wo cannot care. Ttila dlieato bos always lmcatheaUlllorthomosteialneutiTliV." Uonal imaiant. Abaof uto proof lent talea on ent teilc a on Wpiuxiiou. Aaqrpu COOK UKHGDV cri B07 Xcmple. CIUUAUO, IU. Utt 19 a E"-,Vnoo4 rnuodr f'.r (.uuuAZxca. I'lhHt, Dpcrmmorrbnt, VfUl": - aturl dU- rlik' ' or nr inflamuuw 1 u. r.ltallou or nlwra- rCDUEU 'irtlt'Utj. DomitMi eai La airlstm. IPrtvcftt asU(lfia. iion 1 mucaui mem' .THtEumCHlKieilCo. trn Hou-uirlagtnt. kcixcntUTio.2Sii c'a nj J'rnre o.a.. m vl :"". v'"ttxn7.i ijOO. ur 3 Lottie. tl.n.t Cirvjlar acat o vrvam STOVES AND n Glass! Drua Store. a full line of colors, complete stock of doing any painting -of BROS, new stock of TINWARE stock in the city, Northwest Liberty streets wagonmakeri goods south of Portland. Northern Pacific Railway. kuns; PullmantSleeDinp" Cars Elegant Dinin Cars Tourist Sleeoin0 Carb To St. Paul, Minneapolis, Dululh, raro 'Irand Forks, Crookston, Winnir0, Helena and liutte. THROUGH TICKETS ToChkajo, Washineton, Philadelphia, Nw York. Boston, and all Point East anfj South ,jFor information, time cards, mops and tickets, call on or writo THOMAS, WATT k CO, AGENTS 265) Commercial sneet, Salem, (Jr A.D.Charlton, Asst. Oen'l. Paug Acenl Morrison st cornet Third Portland, O ' wj. canton nsnnei,Hsimia ..i, orown; ssper sample. juou yds. bluedenlms, 9 ox, Aniosxcsg; as per sample. 300 yds. crash, bleached. IB In.; ss per ssmple 100 yds. sllesls, drab; as per ssmple. H4 yds. white table oil cloth; as per ssmpie. 1000 yds. Alaska ticking; as per sample. 250 yds. A. O. A. ticking; 30 Inches. W yds. Farmers satin; as per sample. 2S0 yds. continental checked flannel; ss psr sample. 3 doz. bolts insttress binding, blue; ss per ssmple. lo doz. men's socks, cotton, 1C1; as per sample. 30 doz. Utile.' bore, cotton, 101 ; as per cample, IS doz. ladles' boss, cotton, blsck;aapcr sample. 25 doz. handkerchiefs, Turkey red ; ss per sain pie. 21 doz. stay binding, II. & W ., So 10; ss per ssmple. 3 doz. concts, 31, 4, 2J, 0; 24, 0; 2, II, SO i, ss per sfti)le. 12dia saspendern, men's; ss per sample. 3 grest tiro, psut't butlons; ss per sample. 5 gross vest button; as per sample. C grest gross shirt buttous.F. II.; ssper tar-plo. 15 Pack.gcs plus F , 3:1, 7; Eagle. 6 doz. llLeu thread, Mntsbal) A t;o ; black, 4 doz. Ilncu thread, Msrslisll k Go.; brown. 6 doz boxes hair lnt as per ssmple. 3 gross Duplex estety plus, No. 3; ss per sauip'.o onocEHU". 13,010 lbs. LIerK)l salt. 320 lb, com starch, Oswego. 400 lbs. gloas starch, Klngsford's; llb. pig. 80 lbs. Cblus starch. 6,000 Iba. nice Island; as per ssnill. SM) lbs. sods. A all 400 llw. cream tartar, Folger'a; 23 lb boxes. 250 lb, pesrl barley; Folger's; 25 lb. boxes. 40 doe. oysters. Cove Field's; No. 2. 4 dox. Worcestershire sauce, qt.; L. li P. 4 doz. whisk brooms; ss per sample. 20 dDz. No. I best brooms. GO gross Vulcsn safety matches; aa per iiple. 20 lbs. mscsronl.luSlb. boxes; white. 5 lbs. Ttrmlcelll, In 8 lb. boxes; white. KM lbs. ssl soda. 300 lbs. chloride lime. 201 lbs. rslslus, Sultana; 20 lb. boxes. 150 lbs. Ztute currsnts; 20 lb. boxes. 51 lbs. chocolate, Eagle; 1 lb. pkg. BO lbs. bluing, Nuremberg; In balls; I. A A. . KOOlbfl. SodA crackera WV mnr,, nr Iaam ,1a. llrered ss required. iouca. csns concentrated lye; Ulsnt. GO lb, beeswsx, common; ss per sample. CIIXESX. GOO lbs. beat analttv Oregon full cream cheese- more or less delivered as requited SCOAB. 1D.000 lbs. granulated sugsr; Amcrlcsn refinery. 20,000 lbs. Uolden C. sugsr; Amerlcsn refinery. corrxx. 6.0CO lbs. Costa Itlcs coffee; ss per ssmple. B00 lbs. Jsts coffee; u per sample. 300 lbs. Mocha coffee; as per sample. 1500 lbs, Oblcory coffee; ss per ssmple. ItOLLXD OATS, XTO. 1600 lbs. est meal; in barrels. 10,000 lbs, rolled oats; la barrels. 6,000 lbs, crscked wheat; In barrels, 1,000 lbs, cresm wheat; In bsrrels. 2,000 lbs. homlny-smsll; In barrels. 1,000 lbs. nomtny Urge; In bsrrels. 2,000 lbs. corn mcsl yellow; In bsrrels. TLOUB. 750 bbls. Mo. 1 flour-more or less delivered ss required. 30 bbls. No, 1 Qrshsm flour more or loss'dellr ered ag required. mu. GOO lbs. fsluicu per week more or leas as re. quired without heads. MEATS. M0 lbs. beef per dsy more or less delivered as required-1 qual parts, fore snd hind quarters, 200 lbs, mutton more or less delivered as Te. quired equal parts, fore snd hind quarters. cnocKERt. 2S doz. tea cups, W. O. wsre; ss per ssmple. 1 dos. pltchen,' toilet, W. U. Ware; as per sain, pie. SO doz. sbup bowls, W. O. ware; as per sampllt. 10 doz. dinner pistes, W. O. wsre; as per ssm pie. 6 doz. plo plates, W. O. wsre; ss per ssmple. 2 doz. pitchers, 1 gsl.: W. O. ware: as ner pnmpie. auoz. pitchers, gsl., W. Q. ware: as per ammo. 6 doz. bakeri, 12 In., W. a. wsro; u per ssmple. 10 doz. bakers, 10 la.. W. O. ware; as per sample, 6 doz, bakers, 7 In.. W. a, ware; as per ssmple. 15 doz glsss tumblers; aa per sample. 2 doz. aslt shakers j as per sample. 2 doz. syrup pitchers; u per esmplo. 2 doz. lamp chimneys; as per ssmple. 1 doz. lamp chimneys; as per sample. 3 doz. vinegar crults; ss per ssmple, BEAMS. 6,000 lbs. beans small white; as per sample. MISCELLAKEOU8. 4 doz. mop bandies; as per sample. 2, dos. psrrsSlae handles; as per sample 1 doz. wash boards, lted Cross; as per sample. 10 doz. combs dressing; ss per ssmple. 3 doz. shoo blacking. Mason's; as per ssmple. 3Uoa dusters Ostrich feather 32 In,; ss per sample. 30o pipes sud stems; Shaker; ss per ssmple. 2 doz. spltoons; grsnlte Iron; as per ssmple. soar, 2500 lbslnft Ssvon, best stand. rd soap, 1500 cakes Ivory; as per sample. 1B0 cakes shaving, J, II. Williams; ss per ssmple. 81 tollett ss per samples. BriCEB. GOO lbs. pepper, black itsadard ground; In 5 lb. cans. 100 lbs. mustard, stsndsrd ground: in S lb. csns. 29 lbs. mace, stsndsrd ground; In G lb. csns. 100 lbs, ginger, standard ground ; in 6 lb. cans. 10 lbs. cinnamon, standard ground: in 5 lb. cans, 2S lbs. Cayenne pepper, standard ground; In 6 lb. cans. 25 lbs. ssge, stsndsrd ground; In S lb. csns. 10 lbs. cloves, stsndsrd ground; Iu S lb. tsni. 10 lbs. nutmegs whole. TOH1CCO 2.000 lbs. Even Chance. 8001bs4 O.K. Durham, 1 oz. pkg. oils inn TuarcNTiMK. ISO gal. Turpentine; Iu barrels. GO gal. Linseed oil boiled; In barrels. BOOTS AMD SUOZS, 89 prs. ladies' shoes; size, 4,30; 1,25; 0,35; T, 12: 8, 0; as per ssmple. G4 prs, Men's boots; 8, 0; 7, 0; 8, 18; 9, IS; 10, DBuae. 3 kilogrammes scld borlo powder; Squibb. GO crsmmes scld hydrocysnlo dll.r Squibb. a ,ugiaujuiti aim lariariuf pquiuo. 2 kilogramme smmonla brom.; Squibb. I kilogramme ammonia carbonate; Squibb, 3 kilogramme ammonia mur. granulated; ITJUIUUi 350 grammes calomel; Squibb, 250 grammes flexlbld collodion ; Squibb o aiioerammes roa liver oil. In Kl BOO gram. bottles; Squibb, 3 kilogrammes bismuth subnlt.; Squibb, uuu jtraiumcB )wvu. oyiuut DquiDD. 1 kilogramme potassium chlor. powd.i Squibb, 3 kilogramme potasalum Iodide; 8iulbb. 1 kilogramme potassium citrate; Squibb. 4 kilogramme potassium snd sod, tart.; Bqnibb. 1 kilogramme iron pyrophophsts; Bqnibb, 3 kilogramme sol. Iron chloride; Squibb. I kilogramme sodium bicarb.; Squibb. 4 kilogramme sodium bromide; Squibb. BOO grammes sodium sollcylate; Squibb, tAJu Kraiuuica xiuo uaiuaj equiDD, 500 grammes scld salicylic; Squibb. S kilogrammes sp, nitrons ether; Squibb, 1 kilogramme Fowlers solution: Squibb, I lb, acid gallic; P, ft W. 1 lb. add murialloC. P.:P, ft W. 3oz, caffelnelt.iP.il W, 35 lb. chloral hydrate, crystals; P. ft W. S3 lb. potassium bromide gran.; P. ft w. 3 oz morphine snlpn.; P. ft W. GO ox. quinine sulpb. in G oz, cans; p. 4 W. i lb, sodium phos. gran.; P. it W. ,l.oz. sodlsm nitrate; Murck, S gal. couo, water of smmonla in glau (al ner; Mai. 10 lb. csrbollo acid cold label; Mai. s 10, magnesia earn.; u.. K H 6 lb. oil swwt orangs 'Duplex;" Lobn ft Fink. 3 lb. oil lemon "Duplex;" Lohn ft Fink. ( lb. oil Bsrghamot; Lohn rink. H lb. oH Hitter Almonds: Lohn ft rink. 1 ib.Ve4Us bean 8 in.: Lohn & Fink, 12 lb. acid munallc com. in 6 lb, glsss stoppered bottles; Mai. 10 lb, Amaaon nur.'crannlalcd. lb, powd. borax, 30 lbs, Wampo ei Syr. llypophosphltcs Co. In 5 id. Domes. 30UO empty capsules No. 1; P. D. k Co 25 lb. rhllllps Digestible Cocoa H doz. Vtn Cocoa Msrlsnt. 1 lb. granulated arnica flowers; Lilly k Co. 3 lb grsnulsted columbo In 1 lb. tins; Lilly k S lb. granulated nux vomica In l'lb tins; Lilly a. uo. 6 lb. Fl. Ext. Unchn; P. 1). k Co. 6 lb Fl. Ext. Csscsra Scgruds; P. D. ft Co. 1 lb. Fl. Ext. Ocutlan; 1. D. ft Co. 5 lb. Fl. Ext. Jalepi P. D. k Co. 10 lb. Fl. xt. Licorice; P. V, k Oo, 10 lb Fl. Ext. Senna: 1'. II. Co. 8 lb Fl. Ext. Wild Cherry for syrup; P. D. k Co. 10 lb. Ssrsafarllla Co, for syrup; P. D. k Co. 100O cspsnles quinine eulph. i gr.; P. D. k Oo, 2000 cspsults uulnlue suliih. 3 gr : P. D. k Co, 800 each hjpodermlc (ablets ho's. 3.16,43,08; iv rem in inoea. GOO comprutsed powd. Doveis G gr.; Wjelh. 1000 compreesed powd. Acetabllld Co. 6 gr. Wyeth. 000 comrressod powd. Calomel k Sod. Birsrb No. 1; Wjelh. BOH cmtretecd nod. Calomels Sod. Bicarb No. 3; Wyeth. eon compresseit powd. nisuds; Wyetn. GOO comprssscU uwd. Sol. Sollcylale 5 gr. Wytlh 1111. lb. pills comp. csthartlo Imp. No. 160; P. D. ft 5 Co. All tablet ttlt. to bo in bjltlea of GOO. 2,"u0 tsb. trlt. Aluln, Uellad ft Pidopb; Wyeth. 1000 lab. trlt. Cerium Ox.lgr.; Wjelh. 1000 tab. trlt Cal. ft Bod. Blesrb Co; Wyeth. 1000 tab. trlt. Cal. ft Sod. lllcsrb No. 1: Wyeth. 1000 tsb. trlt. Cal. ft Bod. Bicarb No. 3; Wyctb. 1000 tab. ttlt. Cal. ft Sod. No. 4; Wyeth. 1000 tab. trlt. Cal. and Bod. Bicarb McCIses; Wyetb. 1000 tab. trlt. Dovers powd. 3H gr.; Wyetb. 1000 tab. trlt Ferrl quinine sc. sraen. It atryeb. Wyeth. BOO tab. trlt. ext mix vomica gr ; Wyeth. 1000 tab. trlt. cit. mix vomica gr.; Wjetli. 1000 tab. trlt. powd 01 turn H Rr.: Wjelh. COO tab. trlt powd. opium 1 gr.; Wyeth. 600 tab. trlt strych. sulpb. 1-30 gr ; Wyeth, 610 tsb. trlt. strych. tulph. 1-4 J. gr.; Wyeth. 600 tab' trtt strych. sulph. 1-C0 gr.; Wyeth. 6 rolls silk lsluglsss plsster In 1 yd. rolls; S. k J. 6 roll mustsrd Ton clotbl Blaster In 1 vd. roll.: 8. ft J. 6 belladons plaster In 1 yd. rolls; ti. k J, zu iDausorDeni cotton; a. ft J H doz. Altiha Fountain syringes No. 4. ii doz. rubber water bottles 3 qt. cloth covered; W. T. ft Co, 3 doz. soft rubber csthetcrs No's. 10, 11, and 12, assorted: V. T.Ji Co. H doz. hard rubber syringes No. 201; W. T. ft Co. H doz. hard rubl .- ear syringes H oz. ; W. T, ft Co. 1 doz. glsss ear syringes; W. T, & Co. 3 doz. Davidson's syringes No. 3. 1 glass grsduatcd precolatlng jar 1 gal ; W. T, ft Co. 1 each glass ribbed funnels 32 snd 01 oz.; W. T. ft Co. 1 glsss fluted hand made funnel 1 gal.; W. T. ft Oo. 1 glass mortar 16 oz.; W. T. ft Co. 1 each acme graduates 4, 8, 16 snd 32 oz.; W. T, ft Co. GOOO each Phoenix Powder Papers No's, 7 and 16; W. T. ft Oo, 1000 each Phoenix Powder Papers No's. 73 snd 73 B.j W. T. ft Co. 100 each white Alter papers 10, 13, 15, snd 20 inch.; W. T. ft Co. , 1 gross prescription vials Philadelphia oval 3, 4,0eud8oz.;W. U. ft Oo. 5 gross clrclo A oxtra long prescription corks No. 6. 3d lb, Stearns catcara aromsttc, iunnwAns. 2500 lbs. blscksmlth's cost; ss per ssmplo. GO each machine bolts, 3-10x2, 3-10x3, 3-10it, KxU. G-lCllU. 5.16x3 and 5.16x3 innhes. BO each csrriage bolts, Norwsy, Kxl, KxlU, Ux'l. Ux2K and Ux Inches. 13 each T. bolts, Vtx2, 5.16x2, Hxl and Kx51n. 0 liatmutara nies, 13 inches. 0 fist mill bastard tiles, 13 Inches. 3 hslf round bsatsrd files, 12 Inches. 3 square bsstsrd flies, 13 Inches. 3 round bsstsrd tiles, 12 inches. 2 each flat mill flUs, 4, 6, 8, 10 inches, 3 Heller Bros, horse rssps, 10 Inches. 100 feet each of HiX, fcxl, UxlU, xlJi, in, flat Nnrwav Iron. 100 feet each of i, 5.10, and H in round Nor way Iron. BO feet each of ,'jxlU anl xH in. Hat Nor way iron. 20 feet each ol Mx and X'A in. toe steel. 8 feet of M In octagon steel 23 feet each of i and in. square Norway iron. 20 feet of i In. harrow tooth steel, 10 lbs. each of H,H G-18 and H la. blank nuts. 6 lbs. each of Nos, 5, 0, 7, snd 8 Putnam horso Shoe nails. 1 full side lsce leather; as per sample. 1 Klllott laco cutter. 2 Coo's wrench knife handles; 12 In. 1 Coe'a wrench knife handle; 0 In, 1 each Ooe's twist drills, 0-33, 6-10 and Kin. 1 engineer's oiler set, S pieces, and tray, nickle plated; Fig. ie26 Uumsey ft Slkemler Oo.'s cata logue, No. 23. 300 feet manllla rope, J in. dlum. 1 F. J. Pope's blackamlth's knife, in, blsde, and one extra blade in, for ssme. 1 swsge block, No, 4, size 4xl5iI5 In. 165 lbs. 1 Chenney's patent blacksmith cone, No, 1, height 32 In. dlsin.; baao 8 in, dlsin 1 top, 1 In. 1 caoh of J, M. Carpenter plug taps U No. 20 thresd.6-16 No. 18 throad.ji No. 10 thread. 7-10 No. 14 thread, i No. 12 thread and i. No. It thread, all V threads. 0 each esse hardened set screws, Mx, No. 20 thread, 6.16x1, No. 18 thread, ;,'xHt No. 16 thread, l2xlU No. 12 threid, ?ixlU No. 11 thread. PLCUDINO. 24 socket couplings, fi In. 12 socket couplings, 1 1.2 in. 20 feet of y. In, black pipe, 50 feet of M. in. blsclc plpo, 100 feet esch of , 1.2, ti and 1 In, black plpo, 100 feet of 1-3 In, galvanized pipe, B0 feet of 1 1.2 in, galvanized pipe. 12 feet Oarlock aplrsl piston packing, 8.10 In. G lbs, of Clinton nax squsre packing in. 10 ft. of U In 11 lead pipe, 10 ft. of IU In. D. lead nine. 10 ft, of 11-2 in. Dlesdpipo. 12 each Jenkins disc valves 1-3 In. snd 1 In, 13 esch Jenkins value discs 1-2 iu, and U in. 21 elbows li Iu. 24 street elbows 1-3 In. TIHHIHO. 2 abcels No. 26 galvanized Iron 30 X 90. 3 sheets No 32 galvanized Iron 30 X HO. 6 sheets No. 20 galvanized Iron 30 X 06. 10 sheets No. IB galvanized Iron 30 X 06, 1 pair G lb. solder copperv, 50 bushels charcoal. 100 lbs. solder 1-2 snd 1-2. I box XXXX bright charcoal tin 20 X 28. 1 bundle 03 lbn, of No. 7 bright wire, 2000 tinned rivets 6 lb. Samples msy bo seen at tho commissary of the asylum. Goods must bo In sccordanco with ssmplcs, and be In original packages, when pos slble. Other things being equal, articles of Ore gon production or manufacture will be given preference. Delivery of supplies will be required within fifteen days' notice of scccptsnce of Lid Each bid must includo sll the Items snd totsls Iu full, with tho exceptions of Hour, meat snd fish. Vouchers will not be issued until tho bidder hu completed his contract, and payment uiuat await appropriations by the legislature. A copy of tho sdverllsement must sccompsuy each bid, and the name of the class of supplies be inscribed on the envelope. Auditing officers are prohibited from confirming accounts of purebsse when tho sd verllsement does not contain a full description of the articles to bo purchssod. Kach bidder will be required to furnish with his bid a certified check in an amount equal to ten per cent, of his bid (save thst for flour ihe check Is to be for 1300, for meat f 250, for flab 1761, payable to the order of the board, lo bo returned in case his bid re jected or his propcssl compiled with. The right to reject any snd all bids Is reserved 1 Bids will be opened st the governor's office at 3,30 o'clock p. m , Tuesduy, July 6, 1W7. WM, P, LOUD, II, It. KINOAID, PHIL. MET80HAN, Hoard of Trustees, O, B. I, A, 6:00 P M 1 8. 'JO PMJ- 7-'4SAM) tiv ateiu Ar. San Francisco Above trains stcn at all bet. Portland and Salem, Turner. Marion, jenerson, AiMiny, langent, bliedds, Halsev, Harrisburg, Junction City, Eugete, Crejwefi, Cottage Grove, Drain, Oakland, and all sta tions from Roseburg to Athland, inclusive. roskburq mail. , daily. S.'jo a M ) Lv-. .. Portland" nooAMJ-Lv Halem... 5.'2o r m I Ar.. . . Roseburg .Ar 4-'30Pit 2. 'oo P M 7jo A it LvJ Lv Pullman buffet sleeper and second-class sleeping cars a' inched to all through trains llii-i OlDC .LFlVtOHJIN. BETWKKN PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS. Alail tiainsdaily except Sunday. 730 a M I Lv . . Portiar.dAiTs75o"p it 1 a15 m ) Ar ...Corvnllis.. Lv) 1.-05 PM At Alltanv and ( nrv.illi, Bn. .. lil, triins ol the O. C & E. Ry. a-XI'KESH TRAIN DAILY FXCKPT SUNDAY. 4.'5o nil Lv . . Portland . . Arl 825 A M 7.'3Q P M f l.r . . Mc.Minnville Lv f5uA 11 Dncct connecifons at San Franciico with Occidental aud Oriental and Pacific mail steamslrt) linn fnr lAl'AN AIMn rtJIMA Sai'ing dates on application Kates ami tickets to liastern points and Eurone. Altn 1AIAN rtltMA llrlMA. LULU and AUSl'RALLIA, can li obtained 110m . w. aKINJNKK, Ticket Agent, Salem. It. KDKfll Kl) Unn. E. P. ROGERS. A. G. V. P. A. Pn.tl.,1 ' - ' -" "'"". Through Tickets TO THE Lv Jl.'ia A at Lv bVooPM 4-' tirinpiUfll Ktntlrina BAST!-: VIA THE U;non Pacific SybiVrnj x'hrough Pullman Palace Sleepers. Tounr Sleepers and Freo Reclining Chaitr dv.y between Portland to Chicaftu Our trains arc heated, bv 'steam and lighted by Pintsc I light. Time to Chicago, 3 1.1 Jajrs Time to New York. 4 1-2 days. Which is manv hnnra nnfobr .!h Mn.n . ' J .. wnw. ...M., hwifu pttitors. , For rates, time tables and full Information apply to BOISE C BAJdKEltt Agents, Srtletn, Ot R..W BAXTER, C.E. 11ROWN, U eneral Agent Dist . Pass. A gent " 135 TMrd Street. Portland 0. R. & N. CO. TO THE EAST GIVESf IHE CHOICfc OF Two Transcontinental Routes. Via Spokane Minneapolis St Paul and Den. vor Omaha and Kansas Citv. Low rates to eastern cities. For full details call on or address BOISE &. BARKF.R agents, Salem, Oregon, OUEAN DIVISION Portland San Francisco. Steamers leave AInsworth dock. Portland June 2, 7, 13, 16, 21, 26 cand July I, fi, 11, 10, 21,20 and 31. ' rare cabin, $12; steerage, 16. WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION. PORTLAND-SALEM Dailv Salemf serv. icet Btsamer Ruth for .Portland, Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10 a. m, Steamer Elmore for Portland Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 7115 a. m. Returning, leavo Ash treet dock, Portland, daily except Sunday, at 6 a. m, Passengers given transfers to cloctric line at Oregon City if desired, mak ing u poHsiuie to rcacn rortiana at I p. ni. i-LmvAi.L,i:-Ai.iiiu Kuuiis: ihe steamer Ruth for Corvallis, Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday at 3,3o p.m.,teturning, lv. Corvallis nt 6 a. m. on Monday. 'Wednesday and Friday, Round trip tickets to all points in Orecon. Wnshincion. California or the East. Connections mado at Portland , with all rail, ocean and river lines, Call on Ci. M. Powers agent, foot Trade street. iS. MCNEILL, Prcf, and Mnnnccr, W. II. HURLDURf . Gen'l Pas. Agt. Portland, Or. For full details call on or address ,.,. , G. M. POWERS Foot of 1 tade st. Local Agent. OREGON CENTRAL JND Eastern R. R. Company VAQU1NA HAY ROUTE." Connecting ut Yao.'ina Hay with the Sin , Francisco & Yartulna Jlay Steamship Co. STEAMER 'FARALLON," Sails from Yamiina every 8 days for Ssn Francisco. Coos Day, I'oit Orfofd, Trinldnd and Iluinboltllay. Passenger accommodations uniuipaited Shortest route between the Willamette valley and California. Fare from Albany or points west to Saa Franciscoi Cabin, g; steerage, 5;toLcos Hay and Port Orford, tabir. tfi; to Ilumbold, iiay, cabin ; round trip, goc ' v days, tlU RIVER DIVISION Sleamer ''Albany" between Tortland and Corvallis, through without Jay-over. Leaves Salem 10:45 a. m. Tuesdays, Tnursdayi" aiid' f W Satuidays leaves Portland, Yamhill slrcet" dock, C.'oa a. ni. Sundays, Wedue&days) and, Fridays. , EDWIN BTOVr uanagerCcwallisOrt J. C. MAYO, tj.-t. Riv pivlsIdM," H lm