Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, June 21, 1890, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextJrr -"-sgy, mi i " S CAPITAL CITY. , Highest ofall in Leavening Power.-U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889. If. V. MATTHEWS, TEEAS. WM. HOWARD PHELPS, SEC. T. H. BA1TKES, PRES. Baking 'salem land company I3WlClI i Incorporated 1SS9 Capital Stock $30,000. Salem, Hie Hub of the Kiel. Willamette Valley. rilEN'OMKNALdllOWTII THE PAST VK.UI. ASSOiUTEIY PURE ,POSTOFFICE BLOCK, - - SALEM, OREGON, 'The Ucst Citv on the l'nciflc Const to Live and Do-Wcll. A jm PSJBffMJjHngyif ' "wwwa KISSES. (A id Xomto tnd JulUU) A prominent pnyalc'an calls the Iritt MM Seiant diwcmlnr of disease." no kS," fiver is ipread ft, ao nre lunsr fi7iaei." Out upon t. gnarled nnd eap ims rtrtbondl Evidently klsse oro not tor web m he. end tho old fox mm tho mpS ire iouf. Let lilm devote himself to miOtlMr our women healthy nndtiloom mfftbitTtUses way be Uiewa. nua surely Do "one by tho ueo of Dr. Pierce a FaTorlto Prescription, which is simply mairfoal In curinir diseases peculiar to fe males. After taklnir It for a reasonablo lentrta of time thero will bo no more ir regularity, backache, bearinr-down Bcpsa ttoni. nervous prostration, general debility and kindred nllmcnU. It is the only medicine lor women, sold by dnifffflsts, under a posltlvo Rnnr aiitoo from tho manufacturers, that It will jrlvo eatl6factlon in eicry case, or money refunded. Wonu's DianwHAi-y Medicaj. ASSO CIATION, Proprietors, JJuffJdo, N. T. Dr.PiECE'SPJLLETS Purely Vctretabio and Perfectly llnrmleee. Unequalrd as a tlTor PHI. Smallest, Clicaprst, Easiest to Tabo. Olio Tiny, Siirrnr-eoutefl Pol lot n Ioe. Tiirrs .'clt Hrnrtaclie, Ullloun Headed. . roiwtlpatlon. Indigestion, SJII't .. Attaeke, and nU derangement of the ' itinch ana Uorreli. M ccbU a vial, by diiJi'j!.!. I'KOPKSSIONAI. OAKIS OB. KNIGHT, Kclecllc l'h-MoUa.ofllce . 127 Court stroct, Salem Oregon, I'ul inouary diseases n Hpcclnlly. D11.J, M KEHKi:, Dentist. Ofllceover tho Whlto I'orner, Court and Com. inerclnl atrccts. PRATT HUNT, attorney nt law, Hnlem, Oregon. OtllceocrHurr'H Jewelry store, Btnto street. T J. HHAW, Aflniinnii.nl I n If "Mem, 1 he left tl . Oreeon. dmco first door to Hie left nt lien (I of Htnlrc In the roir of l.'idd & lliiBli'H bank mlliMON IOItD. nttorney fit luw, Siilcin, J. Oregon. Olllco uptiilw In I'utton'H block. J A. AI'I'IjEOATIJ, nttorney nt l.iw. . Krlern bloclc, Comnicrcml nnd Htnto streets, Bnlem, Or. TOHN A. CARSON, Counsellor and At j toruoy-ot-lJiw. Jlemherof the Hur of Ontario, Oiinndn. Olllco 102 Stnto Mtcet, Bnlem, Oregon. P. WILLIAMS, HTKN'OdKAPIIKIt nnd TvnewrltlHt. Olllco with CiiDl- tn cltylt'y. Co., 115 Stnto Ht. 171 O. llAKi:U, Collection, Commission J. nnd Htrect Cur AiUcrtl-lne Agent. Collections mudo nt rcimoniiblo nil cm, UooiIh nold on commission Advertise ments Inserted In street curs nt bedioclc rates, B Commercial Ml., Baloni, Ore. HU.SINKSS GAUDS. A M. CfJUail, Undertaker, Kmlmlmcr , nnu uiminei manor, mi nuiio m ISalcm. II. MOItSK, contractor and Ilulliler. All nrfnnj tit-mtmllv flttrimllwl ttl HI high street, Hnlem. T01IN' OUAY. Contractor and builder. tj I''tnoliiHiiIu lliilslilng a specialty. .lWi Qommcrclal sticet, .snlem Oregon. J i'IN KNIOIIT, lllacksmltli. Hort.0 niioclngand lenalrliicn specialty Hliop at the foot of Liberty street, Halom, Oregon 2.20tf f.l II hullilnr. Vrtl iirnniirnl tn iln ull kinds or building and guarantee) nut Infra tlon. J.-Jl-lm DOI1KUT .t McNALLY, ArchltcetH, No. XV i:UHtatoHtreet. I'lnns anil speclMcn lions of nil classes of of bullillugs on short notice. Hupcrlutcuilcacoof work promjitly looKodnflcr. -'o-tf SOCIETY NOTIUUS. rrNiairrs()l''PYTIIIAH.-IteRulariiieet LV lug on Tuesday night of each week at 7;o0 p. in. J.O'l)ONALI):U. (!. W. II. II. VATi:iUS. K, of It. anil H. SLIVKI.OI)OI5No. IS, I. O. 0. l, meets )u Odd KellmiN' Hall upstairs. Cornei Kummerelnlaud Kerry stnets, otory Hat urdaynt7:!lOp. in, .1, li. MlTCliKi-.i,, 1, A. Manm.no, Hocretnry, N. O. OA. H,-odgvlck Pont. No, 10, Dcpart- ment of Oregon, ineots every Monday evening ut tho hall ovci the Oregon ljunl company's olllco. Vlultlng eomrades nr i cordially Invited to attend. 1). C.Hili'.itsiAN, Post uniiniader. H. A. IUmim.i:, AdJiiUint. A O. U W.-Protectlou IaiiIrh No. S, A. ly. O. V. V Kiilom, Oregon. Meets ieh Woilncndiiy evening at Its hall In State In. suraiu'O block, corner Commercial nnd Uhcmokctn streets Visiting and Bijoiirn. lngbgctlirenlulted RAHniii,k,M V IitA Umi, Hceordcr. $1 WILL BUY A LOT Of goods nt our store! Wo carry n full line of groceries, fued. crockery, glasuwnrc, el cars, tobacco nnd confectionery T. UUHR0W8, No. Sil Commercial Ht., Aalem, Morgan & Mead, , City Draymen! All work done, with promptings mid ills pntah, Only tho best men are employed, 3-1- T. H. HUBBARD, -Agent for rntors. Rnsso. Cyclone Separators, Russell Engines i nnrlQniu Mill Mn.l,l... ' and Saw Mill Machinery. UeldetieaWUiiinirll Ht., Akltuu, Ou tUWm - - I r '4. I M j.' in i Lapitai iNational Dank1 National Bank1 i SALEM - - - OREGON. Capital Tail! op, . . 176,000 Surplus, 15,000 It. H, WAMJIUK. I'rotldcnl. Vlee-l-rvkldeul. W. W. At . MAItTIN. . VImU'ia J. Ji Al.llRUT. .... Ciutliter. DIRLCTORSt v. r. o J. M. Mar , V. . M AIM, DM, k It, H. WHllttc. lr. V. A Attic. J. ii. Aluer., T. utr. iiuton. LOANS MADE Ti nirmeru on wheat nnd oilier mrkeU ublo produce, consigned or iu Uire, cither lu nrlvutu cmurleor puuno wureuou. . . ,n . nr i. n.u ,i ti.. M810 8DQ tOUDir narruu iHiuguiouar. COMMERCIAL PAPER l)lMuut at i5?mW ,A,,J1K ttTiwl o iew York,fhlcmso,Hu oruwu Kninelseo, Pottlaud, luuon. rin. awim i ! Bnlem, tho capital of the state, In MKtuition to ixMtic one or tiie nana- soniest cities in the Northwest, to hIho the second city in point of pop ulation, ranking next to Portland. Itfl locution In particularly favorable for the up-building ot a great com mercial center, nnd outside of the prestige natur.illy attaching to Ha lem as Oregon's capital, the great wealth of the clly from a business standpoint has aecoi ded it a recog nition all over the co.ist as one ol the mortt prominent centers of Ore gon or Washington. The city lies on tho e-ist bank of the Willamette river, in the verj heart ofa rich valley of the.sami name. It ,;tukes one .trip alone through tills garden spot of the coast to convince the vi-itor of the immense possibilities of the country immediately tributary to Hiilem. li Is not Improbable that the Willum ette valley, taken ns it wlmli , is ca pable of suppoi ting more people to the square mile than any other por tlou of the United Slates of etjuiil areu, and it is in the very richest portion of this valley that rialem i located. Thus the hub of this rich and extensive country, a more de tailed mention of whose resources will be made later on, Is Kalem. In laying out the clly the townsite projectors of what is now Oiegon's capital la lined well. The streets are wide, the average width of the main tliroughfares being 100 feet, while the principal blocks are 3:',0 feet square. Early In the history of the place tho town people adopted the wise policy of planting shade trees, and the-e taking firm root in tho soil, and growing as such trees do only In the Willamette valley, Balem is now one of the best shaded cities on tho coast. Sidewalks lead every wheie, the streets are kepi well watered In summer and a good system of paving allows these streets to bo kept in perfect condition dur ing the entire year. In addition to being the capital of the state, Salem is the seat of .Minion county. One of the objects In Sitlcut to which every eltiens points with pride is tho county court house. Tliis Is conceded to be the handsom est piece of public architecture in the state. Tho cost of the building as it stands to-day was upwards of $120, 000. Salem lias publlo buildings everywhere. Salem has tho state capital, tho city has thestate asylum, tho penitentiary, tho Willamette university, tho buildings of which lire- all lino structures in themselves, and all a source of no little revenue to thotrado of tho place. Salem was first established as a mission of tho Methodist church in 1810. Its early history is replete with interesting and pathetic anec dotes, nnd ninny were the struggles gone through heio by tho sturdy pioneer who paved tho way for a lntor generation. Salem early bc camo an Important trading point in tho valley, and long before tho com pletion of the railroad through Western Oregon it was one ot tho leading towns of the state. During tho past two years the growth of Balem lias been phenomenal, as evi dence the fact that while tke present population of Balem Is in the neigh borhood of 12,000, 8000 of this number represent tho actual growth of the past year. While the publlo Hulrit of Salem's citizens has had much to do with this large ineiease in population, it hits been rendered possible by tho growth of the sur rounding country, and by tho ad- vent of important manufacturing industries In her midst. It Is the boost of Balem that her growth has been on n most substantial footing, and that thero has never been tho least tendency in tho place to Inlla tlon of real estate values, so often attending tho rapid growth of other trade centers. Tin. WltlmimH it iMillitv nmmtr Is about sixty miles wide, extending from tho Coast range on tho wom to tho fool hills of the Cascades on the east, and Is measured in length by the distance covered by the Willnmctto river, about 130 miles. This liver hits many tiibutnrios, about forty smaller streams pouring their waters Into the Wllliunette from the junction oftho two main forks to Its mouth. It Is this perfect watering of almost every part of the Willamette valley which has had so much to do with its productiveness U1"' ,l ' l0H0 tiiiiiiui""1 ftrwinw wi " i xwt trans- pollution iuuiiiiii'H l" iiiu euiiu in this part of the statu to the markets of the coast. Inuluded lu tho Willamette valley nio upwards of f,000,000 acres of land. This consists of gioat htroteh- im of moat beautiful nrulrlo land. lutuntwrMtl with abundant forW, of Hue timber. It Is dUtlnotlvely mi iigrlcultuml country. While wheat growing luutluisfurengromst the attention of the farmers of the valley In thu mMitlun of tho statu, illvortilfliHl funning I coming Into1 voe'jo inoixi year uy vour. rruu KWW,nK,s wiw?iuuy receiving the imriiost uttunllon of tho furmeiM of ii, vullov. and so fur It lnw been tit- , Uio valley, unu o wr it mu own w tviulinl with IhoiiKwt Mir,u1iiK uv suits. While it Is not a stock coun try, every farmer in the valley lias a few head of cattle, sheep nnd hogs and it Inrgc portion of the meat sup ply of the large cities of western Oregon is obtained from this .valley. The land is productive to a point not met with in any land on tho coast. On one farm In the vicinity of Salem wheat has I. cen rnled for forty sue-cc-sivo sen-ons, and during no year of this time has the yield on this land been !es- than twenty-live bushel to the ticre. All the cereals do well, while llnx, rye and hops raised lu the Willamette valley haven well-earned teputation in the markets wheie these products are best known. Thcie is one peculiar ity of the toil of the valley that is worth recording here. This is that this soil In formed principally of de composed oleanio substances, simi lar in many respects to the soil of the best fruit growing districts of Europe. If is this which makes this land especially adapted to fruit culture, which, added to the salu biious climate of the valley, free from severe frosts in winter, and with an i utile ub&ence ot scorch ing lieal in the slimmer months, makes this valley the best on tho coast for the raising of most all vari eties of semi-tropical fruits, prunes, cherries, apples, peas, plums grow particularly well, and the Oregon prune is not peihnps excelled in Ha ver the worn! over. Small fruits glow on the virgin soil without any special attention, and there has never been known a failuie of crop of this kind of fruit. Dairying is one of the things to which this valley is specially adap ted. Escaping the rigor of severe winters, and the feverish heat of summer, cattle do as well here as on any p.u t of the coast. This is some thing that has thus far been neg lected by the farmers of t Ids section, and oulside of battel and ohee-o, made to supply the local market, the valley is not as yet a great ship pel of dairy products. The possi bility of greatness in till? particular line Is here however, and some day the Willamette valley v ill be the largest daily pruduuiiig section ol the coast. Salem enjoys unexcelled transpor tational facilities. The city is on the main line of the .Southern i'a cillc, ninning from Portland to Bun Krancibco, fifty miles smith of the former place and also has the ad vantage of river transpottation by steamers on the Willamette both North and South. It is this which has miide Salem one of the greatest trading centers of the coast. Tho products of almost the whole of Marion county find a market at Spiilem, nnd from this latter place they arc shipped to all parts of tho world, hi addition to the Hue al ready completed a road is projected from Salem to Astoria, and also one eastward across tho Cascades. Strenotis efforts are now being made by the citiens of Balem looking to an early completion of these now lines and the driving of the last spike on i heso roads will add ini nieiibely to the wealth and standing of Balem as a commercial center. The Willamette river is navigable nearly all seas-ns of the year for ii distance of some fifty miles south of Salem, mid this with the water transportation of tUosinallerstieanis tributary to the Willamette gives Salem exceptional facilities for ship ping by floating craft, lloats load at Balem, and by a sy.stem of locks and canal at the falls at Oiegon City tills cari;o can be lloatcd to tho sea without breaking bulk. Tills fact regulates railroad freight charges to and fiom Salem, and Is an import ant consideration in tho continued growth of the capital city. Salem has tho raw products to maiiufiictuiv, and she has the power to run her manufactories, which linve already gained a considerable foothold In Balem. Salem has two of the best tliur mills in the state, with a combined dally capacity of 12U0 barrels. The Mipenor quality of wheat grown In tho Willamette valley enables these i.illls to furnish the market with tho highest quality of Hour made on i hu const, and thL Hour finds n ready Hide lu domcMlc and foreign mar kets. Bnlem litis a largo woolen mill, erected leceutly nt u cost of $60,000. Fifty luuidn are Klvon leg ular employment hero, tiud furnish ti market for about 200,000 pouudsof wool annually. Balem has KlMH' foun drlctf, machine khoM, lumber mills, mull and door ftietoiltw, trull canneries, plokKt and vinegar works, and mntiy smaller ludtutilo of this nalute. ThoHiimiu! amount rvgulaily .mid out for wiiriv In Bnlen. Is over !W0.000. Thoxo were llgurw of lust year, mi luereaw , of lr . vr in previous yr. Thoro luiyw Inwu hoiiw notoit (iImiiko l tlw means of Intor-olty omiiminloatlou In SaWm during the iwmt your. rholiodreoarllnentliroiiish mw uuy iwv ww exinmim i i lying hiiburlm. nnd ti large Amount ol good ndltng sUh-U put on tho hue A now cUvirte motor Ui o luw 1hhii coimtrueli tit uost of ftKi.odrt, and three miles of this road is now in successful operation. This track nee will be doubled by the close of the teason. Work on a standard gauge motor line connecting Balem willi Sllverton, thirteen miles dis tant, has already been commenced. In connection with the motor line to Sllverton there will be n belt lino constructed around the city, all of which it is proposed to have com pleted and in running order by Jan uary 1st, of next year. Keeping apace with the Increase in population in Balem duriug the ptibt year was the erection of fine buildings. Five hundred thousand dollars represents the amount of money expended for building in Sa lem during the single season of 1889. It is the claim ot the conservative business men of the city that during the present season the cost of new buildings erected will approach au even million. Among the many new buildings are some 400 feet of fine bricks fronting on the main street. Thee are occupied by thriv ing business establishments. y a provision in thestate consti tution all state buildings must be lo cated at Salem. Thestate house in this city is the finest and most im posing piece of architecture in Ore gon. Although ns yet in tin unfin ished condition over $750,000 lias been expended in its erection. Sur rounded by spacious grounds the state Insnne asylum at Salem Is a ' particularly striking piece of arehi-1 tec In re. It has accommodations for 1000 patients. The deaf and mute school, the school for the blind, or phans' home, state penitentiary and other publlo buildings are now occu pied at Balem. A few miles north of Salem is the state Indian training school. There are thirteen churches of va lintH denominations at Balem, a University with an average attend ance of over !!00 pupils, a young ladies' academy with an average at tendance of 100. The public schools of Salem are among the best on the coast. The public school building is oneof tiie best planned and prettiest pieces of iirehitectuie lu tho North west. Balem is eiS'nt'ally a city of homes. There me many costly and imposing residences all over the city, while around these homes are wcl laid out grounds and well kept yards. Just on the outskirts of the city are numerous small farms of five and ten acre tracts where fruits and vegetables are grown for the lo cal supply of the city. lli:ui:unnu Youit Fkiiinds. If you want to post your friends about Salem, the Willamette valley a.id Oiegon send them tho Weekly Capital Journal, only $1.00 a year. It will be as good as a letter each week, and they will also be in terested in our special write-up editions that appear once a mouth. Orders by mall r at olllco, next door to the postotllce. IJokiir Uroh., Publishers. Hall Tickets. Any one want ing tickets for tho ball on the 4 Hi of July will do well to see Fred Baker and get one beforo they nre goue. Only ?1, ladies and gentlemen. Wherever Malaria Exists, Tho bilious are Its certain prey. In inter iiilttcil and leinltteut !ccr, dumbaguo and ague cake, the liver Is nlways horlous Iv allei'led, and tho blood contaminated with bile. One of tho chief reiuous why lloletter's Stomach Hitters In such a sure itt'leiiMi against chills and fevers and oeiy form of miilarlal dlheasen. Is, that It docs away with the liability of tho dUeasc, by refusing Irregulai Ity of tho billtnry organs in iidMiiieu of tho nrilval of tho seaniou when thu dlsctiho la picMilent. Thero Is mi liner fortifying preventative for those about isliliiKr fiiilRrnttiig to a locality wliorellii) miasma-taint exists. Thero is no certain Immunity from disease lu on endemic or epldeiulo form, to bo secured b the ue oftho i erago tonics nnd anti spasmodics. Hut wheie, quinine falls thu lllt'ers Miceeedo both In preventing ami curing. Moreover It removes ecry ves tige of dj upepsla, and overcomes constipa tion, rheumatism, Inactivity of tho kid iiesund bladder, and tranquillizes and strengthens the nervous system. eod. From Terminal or Interior Points the. Noi'tkii Pacific Railroad Is the line to take To all Points East and South, It Is thedlulugmr route. It runs through Mthtllmle trains every day lu the year to ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO ! (No change of ears.) Composed of (Unilinear unsurpassed, Pullman dm wing room sUsikts Of latest equipment TOURIST Sleeping Cars. llMt that etui le constructed nnd In which ucrunmiotliulont are both tree suit lur- iimuiki tor uoiwirs ui ursi nun kvuuu-cuu , tl iiels.niiil RlA'.OAHY DAY COACHES. ! A eontluuui i .IC4 ooauonlng with nil line. ntUinllni Ur.M ml uulnterniptod orvlee. Pullmuu kl Ion can bd to-1 enreil In imIvi auy nceut of i llierxid. I Thruugli Uekc4 to unit from nil point , In Anu-rkw, EugUnd and Kurorns nn be vureluikd ul any tlukvl orilce ol this com-! IU411V. I Kiill Information coiieeniing rnte, lime of Irutns.rouitM uudotlier deltUU furuUhed ou nppUmllon lo any neul or A, D. CIlAnLTON, AMUlant ueuernl PaMunuvr A(enl. No, Ul First lrwt cor, WUlntuu, XMtu Und.urecmi Supplies man hoard ok trustees of the I Oregon State Insane Asylum Invite sealed proposals for furnishing at the nsy lum near Snlem, OreRon, tho following supplies lor the six months ending Decem ber Jl, 189 PAINTS AND OILS. 10 lbs Pioneer white lead. 10 snllons li Linseed oil. ) " turpentine 9 boxes elns, i boxes 10x30, 1 11x20, 1 20x21. lOlbsIilsli glue. PLUMMNU. es ci K. u 3. innh to li. 1 Inch to 3A. y, doz eaeh 1 Inch. H Inch. Inch, Inch caps 2 doz Ji return bends closed. 1 doz each 1 Inch, H Inch. Inch 11 nnd L sockets. yt doz A Inch Jenkins llro's valves, mov able disks yt doz Inch .lenklus Bros alves, mov able disks , , Idoz4J compression hose bibs finished. 21 square feet Usudurlam sheet packing. 1 Roldcr pots inches In diameter. 30 lbs plumber mete.l for wipe Joint. 100 leet galvanized Iron pipe, I Inch. 50 feet galvanized Iron pipe, JJ inch. COOfect black lion pipe, 100 feet 1 Inch, 250 feet 'A Inch, 50 feet yA inch, Co feet M Inch.faO feci i inch. dozen 1JJ lead rf traps. W square feet sheet lead, 4 lbs to foot. CO lbs tinners solder. 100 feet square rubber bucked sacking. GO feet Ji inch. 50 feet i Inch. 00 feet square hemp packing, inch. 20 lbs Italian hemp packing. i0 feet i lead pipe. 2 doz brats gas elbow burner eocks. 2 doz brass pillers, 2lo7. lua tips. 3 Scotch (;auge glasses Ji Inch IS Inches long. a .Scotch gunge glasses $ Inch, 12 inches long. I dor each Ji Inch and loch vulcanized rubber hose. i4 doz each wheel cutters for No 1 nnd 2 Eureka pipe cutters. DRY fiOODS. 200 lbs jam, all wool, white. )iT0 yards canton flannel, Nashua XXX. 1M ' Pequot sheeting, 0-1. 500 ' Jlnilners striped, Amoskcag. 500 ' Pequotsheetlug, heavy 15 inch. 200 ' ' ' ' A GO Inch. tUO ' collco, American full standard, dark. 100 yards blue denims, Amoskeng, 9 oz. 100 ' ticking, hcay Amoskeagf full. 100 ' table linen bleached. 300 ' toweling, bleached, linen, 10 Inch. 8 doz pnlrsuspendcrs. 12doz Taikey led handkerchiefs. Odoz spools black linen thread. No 2"i. 20 doz spools blnck thread, No :W. 1 gross plus, American, I gross peal 1 dress buttons. 100 paners n edles, assorted slcs, 2,3, 4, nnd 6 toO. MEATS. 400 lbs per day mom or less of beef and mut ton as icquiicd In equal parts of fore and hind quarters. COl'TEE. 1000 lbs Costa Rica 1st guide. IV) ' Goeinment.Iuva. 71 ' Real Mocha. 100 ' Chicory. FLOUlt. 100 barrels best roller process, dellveiedns wnntcd. VINEGAR. 5X) gallons pure elder inegar, 10 qr. HO At. 1500 pounds Kirks Savon or ns good. HIIOES AND LEATHER. 1 domestic calfskin. Chin tor Oak. 12 pair ladle's shoes No tl yt rlol of solo leather, from 2ito 27 pounds per side, Stockton extra heavy. DRUGGIbT LIST. 2 lbs acid acetic. & 2 & 20 20 AmoniaCons. Antipyrlne"KnorrH." Capsicum. gum camphor inject powder. ojkldc zinc. per-chlorlde of iron. pyre Phos of Iron, "R mid S." pepsluo sacch, "tjchollers." sulphatooflniii. sunfoiuil "Hayer." salts epsom. soda borate liowil "Squibb." Sub nitrate bismuth. potash Iodide. Max seed meal. 2 60 2 50 2 2 50 4 4 EliildextractwlldcherrjV'PDifcCo. pnraldebyd fi luld extract enscarn sagra ' 2 ' ' ' senna "Aiox" 2 ' ' Jalap ' 11.2 ' ' stnvesacro ' 20 oz quinine sulph, P i W". 1-2 oz htrychitiine sulph. 1 gross corks each No 2. 3 and 4. 15 gal nleoliol,"liistern." 5 ' Cod Liver Oil, "Nor." 10 ' Cantor oil. "Hakcrs A A." a olleoll, "Puie." 10 ' turpentine. 6 ' gljeerlno. 1 doz syringes, Davidson No 1. 1000 empty cnpsuleseaeh No 1 2 and 5. ttJJUpllU, OC, US P. 10tWuutl-coiibtlp.it Ion pllis, McK & R. lOOOaloln 'omp nills. 200 neuralgic pills, Drown Scquard, McK o R. 200 Calcl Sulph pills, grl. 600 Hlii oxide mar.gauus pills, qrs 2. 500 sol Hj pod tablets iijoscynmlnie sulph 1-00 gr. J Vjthe.tUro,No45. 600 Morphia sulph Ji tablets sol Hypod, P D J. co. No 13. 2 lolls Isinglass plaster, surgeons's silk, .s A J. 10 lb colgates shaving soap, SPICKS. 150 lb black pepper. 26 ' ginger. 50 ' cinnamon, 20 mustard. :t0 ' saeo. 11 ' niace.nll standard ground. CROCKERY. 20 doz glass tumblers. 1 ' rup pitchers. 4 ' ono gnllou pitchers, W G. 6 ' vegetable dishes, V O. IS ' te cups and saucers, w G. STATIONERY. Gdoz Pnyson's Indelible luk. :i quarts Arnolds Ink. 0 doz lead pencils. 2 boxes London Incadescent Pen t'o's No 4 pen. 2 reams letter paper, Llvo Oak or as good. GROCERIES. (WO lbs Liverpool salt. 7J0 tea. L' S brand Ponchoug. Ittl ' tobacco, Rapldau or ns good. KiM ' Hiulu crackers, extra frosh. ! ax) ' rnlstus, Oil layers. 14000 lbs sugar, SXV) Ib Golden, 0000 lbs gran ulated, In Micks, 800 lbs cheese, Crimson's or as good, KO00 corn mea. Gold Dust, fresh ground. 2000 ' crnked wheat, Iresh ground. 2000 ' coarse hominy, ' 20OJ ont meal, ' 10M rolled aits, S00 ' dried currants. 72 ' Curb soda, O A Co's A and 11 brand, 50 ' uiackerul, No 1 extra mess, 'so catch. ,V salt salmou. 8000 ' choice Islaud rice, No I. 200 ' cod ttsu, boneloss. Pacific coast. 50 ' crvNini of tartar, J A Kolger, prime. so ' gloss starch, Oswego, sal coru giiiren, uswego, 10 cross mutches, superior safety, ui ox brooms. oysters, cans, consentmted lye, American, cans corn, insiow s MM gallons syrup, extra golden refined i.V). iw ctmi on, pcari orana. 9t ' molasstes, Orleau ejctra. 8 Utc mnecaronl, No 1. a boxes Nermlcelll, No I. 'J dot Uitb briek. HARD WARE 3 bundle each IK. 20,2a gal sheet iron, J n neat a brand. 1U pound, ipkg cacti U lnol bolls, lH2KindSU lncne long. " I nkc eiieh o-l Inch UolU, 1, 2 and S; I pkg each H Inch bolu, 2i,Ssind t inaUe Jons. " 1 pkg eaon S tneh bo'.U, S, i, 5 and 6 lucnes long. JKkgVStneh brtlu. SUlnehe lone. 1 eucb li Inch and IJ lueh monkey wreuch 1 Uiuch lUxterH vrreneh, 1 washer cutter for cuttluf from K Inch ioa lueu W gallon Albany spindle oil. cyiiuuriu. avMtnd compound, Jia a. 0 doz elbows, Vt doz IK Inch, 1 doz 1 luch, 2doziInch, V, doz y. Inch, 2 doz yt Incli. IS doz JJ Inch. 1 doz tee-i, y doz Inch, K doz 1 Inch. J dor plugs, 1 doz Inch, I doz 1 Inch, l ili7titmhlnis pncli M. inch tn?4.?lnch K 1 3f T.innnrl A Inch 30 feet round Norway Iron, 8-8 Inch. IJOfect nat Norway iron 60 feet each UM, lKxX. lxK, UixJi, llWi, lx3i nnd lj sJ4 Inches. ... , SO feet flat Norway Iron, 2xJ Inches. ii keg No 5 front horso shoes, Herdens. t keg No5 hind horso shoes, Herdens. I keg No 4 hind horse shoes, Herdens. 1 keg No 4 front horse shoes, Ucrdcns. 14 keg No 3 front horso shoes, Herdens, keg No 3 hind horso shoes, Herdens. iolbsNoTPutmnns horseshoe nails. 75 ' Iron washers, 5 IbsJi Inch, 6 lb 6-18 Inch, 10 lbs yt Inch, 15 lbs li Inch, 20 lbs 6 8 Inch, 20 lbs Ji inch. 35 lbs machine forged blank nuts 10 Reach Inch and U Inch, lo lbs Ji Inch. 5 lbs lkxj round head rivets. 2 pkg of 1 m tinned flat head Iron rivets. 1000 pounds blacksmith coal. 1 ream emery cloth, nssortcd, No 0. l lbs Hour of emery, No 0. 1 doz pkgcarriaee bolts, 3$.x 2 ps-gs each carrlogo bolts, x2yi inches and 4 inches, .. . 2pkgs each carriage bolts, Ji, 2 L2, 3 1-Jand 4 Inches. 2 pkgs each carriage bolts, 5-lfi, 2, 2 1-2, .1 1-2, and 4 Inches. 2 lbs coarse borax. 1 saw gumming emery whcol, 1 inch thick, lOinches diameter, for Ji shaft. 1 piece sl.ver spring Btecl, Kx2 inches, C feet long, 11 kegs nails, 3 kegs 20 d, 1 keg;40 d,4 kegs 10 d, 3 kegs 8 d. 20 lbs wire brads, lOtbs 1 l-2jlnch, 6 lbs 1 inch nnri R ths 1.2 inch. 20 gross scicws, 1 gross each 2 1-2 In. No 14, , 2lncu iNOH unu i i-z men iso a, z gross each IK Inch No 10, 1 Inch No 7, J$ inch No 7 nnd 1-2 inch No 4. 6 chisels, Keen Kutter brand, 1st quality, 1 2 Inch, 1 1 1-2 Inch, 1 1 Inch, 1 Inch nndl 1-2 inch. 6 hummers, Maydole brand, y pounds each. 2 hatchets 2 pounds each, 1 hand ax, 4 pounds K K brand. 3 Jennings bits, 1 7-10 Inch, 1 Ji Inch, 1 3-10 inch. 4 gimlet bits, GerTwn brand, 2 ' Inch, 2 K inch. 30 cupboard locks. 10 doz files. K nnd F brand. 2 doz 8 Inch slim taper, 4 doz G inch do, 4 doz 4 inch do, doz 10 Inch mill, 2 doz 10 Inch y, rd, 1 doz 14 inch yt rd, 1 doz 4 Inch rd, I doz 8 Inch rd, 1 doz 4 Inch tint, 1 doz ti inch flat 1 doz Hanks sllei Lake No 8 sash cord. 0 ' table knivesandforksjlionhundles. C butcher knives. 24 nxe handles, 12 pole, 12 double bit. 21 boxes axle grease, h raisers. .'100 feet rope, manilla, Ji Inch. Samples maj be seen at the olllce of the board at the capital: goods must be In ac cordance therewith and must como In original packages when possible. Delivery of supplies will bo required within ten days of notice of acceptance of bid. A copy of this advertisement must accompany each bid, and tho name oftho class of supplies bid upon must be written on tho envelope. Each bid must include all tho Items of the clnss bid upon, and must give items and totals in full, with exception of ment and Hour. Auditing olllccis nro piohlbitcd from confirming accounts of purchasers when the advertisement does not contain a full and complete description of tho kinds of articles to bo purchased. The light to reject uny and all bids Is reserved. Iiids will be opened at 2 o'cloch p in, on Tuesday, .Inly 8. lS'JO. sVLVESTER PENNOYKR, GEO. W. McHRIDE, G. W. WEHH, Hoard of Trustees. Win. A. ML'NLY, Clerk of Ho.ud. 0-14 ! 500 H. $ 0? le SicilaTl's M& r BALSAM HEALTH. Lu Klchnii'g Ooldon Balaam No, 1 Cures Chancres, flrtt and sjcond stages; Sores en the Legs and Bodj; Sore Ears, Eyce, Nose, etc., Conpcr-cdorcd Blotches, Syp'.illltiol&tarih, duelled Scalp, and all primary to-ms of tho disease known as syphilis. Price, f 5 OO per Bottle. La Hlelinu's Gulden DnUam No.! Cures Tertiary. Mercurial Syphilitic Rheu matlsm. Pains in tho Hones, Pains In ths Head, back of tho Neck, Ulcerated Soro Throat, Sj philit.o Hash, Lumps and con tractu! Con's, Stiffness of the Ltmbi, antl eradicate a'l diS(;o from the system, whether cau.cd by indlicretlon or abuse o ucrcury, leaving wio uixxi pure ana healthy. lrlr 5 OO por Pottle. r,o nldinu'ii Golden N-anlsli Anll doto (or the euro of Gonorrhoea, Gleet, irritation Gravel, and alt Urinary or Genl taldicarrangennt. l'rlce 9'& SO per not tic l.f lllcliau'4 Oolilen Kpnlh In Jectlou, forsovcre cases of Gonorrheal, iiitUinnutory Clcet. Strlcture,ic. Price $1 ! ) per Hottle. Lo Itlclutit's Golden Ointment for tho elt ct.ve healing ef Sj-plillltle Sores, and eruptions. PrleoSI UO pnr Box, l.o Illchun'y Golden I'll g Norn and Pra n treatment; loss of physical pow er, cmcm or ocr-ork, ProstraUon, etc. Price S3 00 per II or. Tonic iii.il Nervine, I feent ctcrjnhcrc, C. O. D., securely poks4 lcr express. Tho Richards drug company, ngonts 50s) and 611 Market street, San FrancUco, Cul. Circular mailed free, For success at the CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, Salem, - - Oregon. A. P. Abmstrong, Mngr. E. L. VlLii , Prin. Business, Shortliniul, TjprinUcf, Penmnihip nd Icgluk IipirlDfau. l)i and evening Sessions. Students inlmiuet1 uny huh. Call .11 the College or address Ihe l'nncuml for dialogue. QNE OK THE LARQhiiT liSTAHLISlI. ments In tho Htate. Leiwcr nites lhan . ortlnnd. largest stock Legal Ulanks lr the State, a-d biggest discount, hcud foi price list of Job printing, nnd catalogue ol legal blanks. E. M. WAITE, Steam Printer Salem Oregon. A Bargain ! A desirable lot of lands In lots to bult, seven miles south est of Salem, within eighty rods of steamboat landing, tho best oak wood nnd some fir limber enough to pay lor the land nnd It Is good soil for fruit, with springs nLd meadow land. Would take a good small lot of Salem property lu trade. Add res O. V. DENNIS. Salem, March 13, 1890. 3 13tf W, C, MITCHELL, Veterinary Surgeon. Graduate of Ontario veterinary college. Treats all diseases of horse, cuttle and other domestlo auimuU, Office at Ellis Jt Whitley' livery stable. If not profes sionally tngkged can be seen at all bourn. (xi-dw-lm H0NG-SING-L0NG-KEE, Oriental Laundry, 140 State Street. ! Cheapest and Best Chinese Laundry I in the City. fsiiki Cctucctte PRNTN6 T W O LOTS on Church Street, two blocks from Court House $1,600 each. Al HALF LOT AMD RESIDENCE on Center Street, and on same block, $l,12o0. 60 ACRE FARM three miles from town nt $'2'y per acre. Five. Ten and Twenty Acre Tracts near Salem. For sale on favorable terms. Enquire of Willis & C al Estate a Court Street, Re R. M-. WADE&CO, Have just received another large Spring Wagons and Hacks Of the best standard makes. Prices are tho lowest, Quality con sidered. All invited to call and exanine them nt 282284 and 2So, Commercial street. r&s&$f&&&st ) DR. HILLER'S HYORASTINE RESTORATIVE SumuUtes nutrition. Purifies the KooA Cures Dyspepsia, Constipation and General Debility. A perfect tonic and strength builder. DRHILLER'S ANTIrBILI0US .STOMACH AND LIVER CURE. Cures Biliousness "J nlTuvcr Troubles Chills and Fei'er, iUlarlil l'eers, and all Typhoid conditions. DR. HILLER'S CATARRH CURE. Cures Acute Catarrh, Chronic Catarrh, Catarrhal Dl ncss. Ouarautecd tocure the orst cases when directions are (ollowed,or money refunded. DR. HILLER'S COUGH "UHE. Cures Colds, Hoarseness, Couffhs, Bronchitis, Ileurnr and llicumonia; riliei tn consumption. Contains no Opiates. Cures Croup In 10 minutes. DR HILLER'S DIPHTHERIA AND SORE THROAT CURE. Prevents and curca PI(h- theria. illpoitndycuroanj sore throat DR. HILLCR'S FEVER CUE. Indispensable In all acute diseases attended with loer Iteifi. s an mru scarlet Terer, Scarlatina, and Measles. Mothers try it o"- Dt. HILLER'S NERVOUS 0C3ILITY CURE. Cures Nervous Weakness, and L '' ir. .Seterdil. &enj Jur Itnito Circular to HUler Dm? Co., San Francis, Cat DR. HILLER'S RHEUMATIC AND NEURALGIC CURE Curss rtheumatlim, Neuraljia, llout, Lumtu.-o, ana aiutica, t nentranzin; me b:-d asUs which caase them. DR. HILLER'S TEETHING CURE. AUs the fjowtli and Jevelspment ot children durrn? ti e tntntnc; pcrkxl, eiiuri (uiuleM teetbln; tnd ssundteeth, and pre tnts an I -ures Spawns, lUvUts, BnduTroaUUsaiidB.arelCOiapiaints A bltaslnj to matber " I "' L DR. HILLER'S WHOOPISG COUGH CURE. lYstcnu and Cures Wbcopl ' Note. With exception of Dr Hdlsr's HrdrasUj fUstoratue, Dr Ifdttr's Ilheuraatij and Neuralgte Cure, and Dr Hitler's Cousjh Cure, ths atetertmtdtes are in TatJ farm, and, II not obtainable from jour drujrst, will b maJed Irse, on receipl ' PrK" $1.00 per Package. Six Packages for $5.00. These reeedies are the result of SS ars ci ynltmoiai ezperltne. ami are cuaranteed to ouro when a cure is pisaibls. Dr UllUr t Sl-ia-e book of Jlrectioes M boroe treatacat, CQHtalnlng valuable laMructltes as to ht;ieas and diet, seal r- HILLER DRUG COMPANY. SN FRANCISCO. CAL, U. S. A. For Sale by DAN'L J, FRY, Drugdst, 223 Pomnerci&l M., &to Kalsomining . PINTIXG, hamberlin, mil Insurance Agents, Salem, Oregon. Who do All Kinds of jnnv I i As Cheap as any Laundry in the Couutry Using White Help and doing first-class work. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Office at George Hopye, 209 CommercialSt. WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY Graduates Students In Classical, Literary, Scientific, Normal, Business, Law, AND MEDICAL COURSES, It is tho oldest, largest and least expen sive Institution of learning In the North west. School opens first Monday in September Bend for catalogue to TUOS. VAN SCOY, President. 17: Salem, Oregon. V22) un 1 jjnuiiii DR. HILLER'S Special Prescriptions, HOME TREATMENT SELF CURE A Specific Remedy for Each Disease. In trom 3 toilhours. Cures Qulnsj in daj""- ij ivxww PAPERING Etc Done with nt- "s UWJJUVVU Uf .. XJ, ,iu.u, Shop up stalw over E, V. Small'i iXtt Uoue KmS 1 tilMiU.