$m$t
if w tr jFb iv PK
Co confldunt re the nanufacturen of
Dr. Saga's CaUrrh Itcmedr in thslr abllitr
to euro Chronio cacarra in mo neaa, no
mmttfT hair bad or of haw Ion? Itandlnr.
that they offer In trood faltb, tbo aboro
reward, for a caso
wn
filch they cannot cure.
symptoms 01 mwrr
lPtomi or Cnturrn. Headache.
obstruction of nose, discharges falling' Into
throat, sometimes profuse, watery and ao
rta, at omcrs, uucir, tenacious, mucous,
purulent, bloody and putrid; eyes weak,
ringing In cars, deafness, expectoration of
offensfire natter; breath offenslro; smell
and taste unpaired, and general debility.
Only a few of theso symptoms likely to
bo present at once. Thousands of case
result la consumption and end in tho
graTO.
By its wild, soothing, antiseptic, cleans
ing and healing properties, Dr. Sago's Rem
edy cures tho worst cases. "Cold in
tbo Head ' is cured with a few applica
tions. Catarrhal Hendactifl is relieved
and cured as if by magic. It removes
offensive breath, loss or impairment ot
tbo sense of taste, smell, or hearing, water
ing or weak eyes, and impaired memory,
when caused by tho violence of Catarrh,
as they all frequently arc. Sold by drug
gists, at fifty cents. Manufactured by
woimVB Dispensary Medical Aksocia
now, C03 Main Street, Buffalo, tf . r.
Dr. Pierce's Pellets.
Purely Vegotablc. Gently Laxative, or
Cathartic, nooordlng to iUo of dose. By
druggists, S cents a TiaL
PKOFESSIONAI, CAKD3.
CD. KNIGHT, Uclcctlo I'hRlcUa.offlcs
, 127 Court street, Hnlom Oregon. lul
monnry diseases n spcclnlty.
DU.J. M KKKNK, Dentist. Ofllcoover
tho Whlto Corner, Court nnd Com.
mcrcial streets.
"nUATT A HUNT, nttorneys nt lnw, Bnlcm,
r Oregon. Office over Hnrr'H Jewelry store,
Stato street.
X J. RHAW. Attorncr-nt-Lav.
Snlcm,
tho left
J . Oregon. Office first door t tbo left
at head of stairs In
tho rear of I.ndd A
Uushs bank.
mlLMON KOHD, nttorncy nt law, Snlcm,
I Oregon. Ofllco upstairs In ration's
block.
J A. AlU'l-EQATK, attorney at law.
. Friers block, Commercial and Htate
streets, Salem, Or.
-JOHN A. CARBON, Counsellor and At
l torney-nt-I,riw. Member of tho llur of
Ontario, Canada. Olllco 102 Btat btreot,
Hftlcm, Oregon.
Tir I'. W1LMAMH, 8TKN0QHAPHER
l . and Typcwrltlst. OMee with Cnpl
tnl city H'y. Co., HSWtato Bt.
T7t O. I1AKKH, Collection, Commission
Jp , and Street Car Advcrtl lug Agent.
Collections made nt reasonable rates.
Goods sold on commission Advertise
ment Inserted In street cars nt bedrock
rules. 2U.1 Commercial St., Salem, Ore
HUSINKVs CAIUJS.
A M. CLOUOII, Undertaker. Kmbalmer
A. and Cabinet Mnlcer, 107 Htato HI..
Snltm.
TTt II. MOIVSi:, contractor and Ilulldcr.
Vl, All orders promptly attended to
mlllgh street, Hulcm.
TOHtf GItAY. Omtractor and builder.
el Kino Inside finishing 11 specialty. JSS
Commercial stieet, Sulom Oregon.
r TIN KNIGHT, HlnckHinlth. Horse
tl Htioelngandrcpnlritignhpeclalty. Hhop
at tho foot of Liberty street, Hnlcin, Oregon.
1, Oregn
2.t?
SOUTHWICK. Contnictor and
I hul
kinds of
builder. Well nrcrmred to do all
kinds or building and guarantee MUisfcn
tlon, l-'Jl-lm
noilRKT & McNAMA", Architects, No.
TV 1X1 Htato Htrcct. Clans and specifica
tions of all clnRscsof of building on short
notice. Buperllitcndcacoof ork promptly
lootcnd after.
!6-tf
socnrrv noticim.
KNiailTSOKl'YTHIAS.-HcKUlnrmcot
Ing on Tiiesdny night of each w eek nt
7:JU p. in.
J.OM)ONALD:C. C.
Y. H. II. WATKIU4, K, of H. and H.
OLIVKLODGKNo. 18, I. 0. O. F., meets
In Odd Kellnws' Hall upstairs. Cornei
Commercial nnd Ferry streets, every Sat
urday at 7:110 p. m.
.1, It. MlTCIIKKI., 1. A. M ANNINO,
Hecrctary. N. G.
OA. .-6odgwick Post, No. 10, Depart-
inent of Oregon, meets every Monday
evening at tbo linll ovei the Oregon Ijind
comrwuy's ofllco. Visiting comrades an
cordially Invited to attend.
1). C.Biikhman, l'ont i-oniiimilcr.
B. A. IUnulk, Adjutant,
O, V W.-1'rotcctlou ldgo No. 2, A.
1. O. U. V Halem, Oregon. Meets men
Wednesday ocutngjtl Its hull iu Htate In
surunco block, comer Commercial and
CbcmekeUi streets, VUltlnguiul Sojourn
ing bgethrcu linltcd 8 A IU.M11.K, M V
1KA Euu, Recorder. 0
$1 AVILL BUY A LOT
Of goods at our store! Wo carry n full line
of groceries, feed, crockery, glassware, ci
gars, tobacco Bint confectionery,
t. minnows,
No. ' Coiunu'relal Ht., Aalem,
Morgan & Mead,
City Draymen I
All work dono with prompting and ilia
paten. Only tbo bent men tiro employed.
3-1.
T. H. HUBBARD,
Acent for
Cyclone Separators, Russell Engines
A .., m:u u-,u: b
" ",m """-I'liK-ryi
UIdeneSH Commercial Ht.,
galem, Ure.
UiKim
Capital National Bank
SALEM - - - OREGON.
Capital Paid up, . . . $76,U00
oiirpios, ......
V. W. il A UTI N, . Vlwrmtdent.
J. II, AL1IKUT, .... CuUler.
OlRtCTORSi
V. T. Gray, V W. Martin,
J.M.Mftrtlu, U.H. Wallace
Dr. W. AX'uilek. J. H.Albrt,
T. MclMvuou.
LOANS XvtADlS
'1 former on wheat and oiurr market-
utile j.roduoo, ooultfud or iu lore,
elllicr In iirtvato KruuarlMor
public wareliouic.
Slate and Coaoty Warrants Bougll at Tar.
COMMERCIAL PAPER
j)Ioounto at rouabU wtw. lrnrl
drawn direct on New vorit, uuiomru, u
KrancUco, iwiund. Indou, tvrln, Jicrlm
wjuhw ....- - .r". -.... :. - . .i
Tbo Tension Bill as Finally Passed.
Tbo following la tho text of tho
pension bill ns passed by both
bouses nnd sent to tbo president:
Section 1. That In consIderlnK
I tbo pension claims of dependent
' parents the fact of the Boldier's
death oy reason of any wound, in
Jury, casualty or disease which,
under tho conditions and limitations
of existing lawn, would have en
titled him to an invalid pension,
! nnd tho fact that the soldier left no
widow or minor children having
been shown us required by law, It
shall bo necessary only to show by
competent and sufllcicnt evidence
that such parent or parents are
without other present means of
support than their own manual
labor or tho contributions of others
not legally bound for their support;
provided that all pensions allowed
to dependent parent under this
act shall commence from tin; date
of the filing of the application here
under nnd shall continue 110 lon'-r
than the existence of tba depend
ence. Sec. 2. That nil petrous who
served two month? or more in the
military or navnl wrvire of the
United States duiimr the Kite war of
the rebellion, air i who have been
honorably di'-chiiied therefrom,
and who are lion and who may
hereafter be stilleri uc faun a men
tal or physical dNubilltj of a perma
nent character, not the result of
their own viscinus habile, which in
capacitates tlicni from tho perform
ance of manual labor in such a de
gree as to render them unable to
earn a support, hIiiiII upon making
duo proof of the fact according to
such rules and regulations as the
secretary of the interior may pro
vide, be placed upon the list of in
valid pensioners of the United States
and be entitled to receive a pension
not to exceed $12 per month and
not less than $0, proportioned
to their inability to earn a support;
and such pension shall commence
from the duto of the filing of the
application iu the pension oillcc,
after tho passage of this act, upon
proof that the disability then existed
and shall coutinuo during the exist
ence or such (lisanllity; provided,
that persons who aro now receiving
pensions under existing laws, or
whose claims are pending iu the
pension ofllcc, may, by application
to tho commissioner of pensions, in
such form as lie may prencrib",
showing themselves entitled thereto,
receive the benefit of this act; and
nothing herein contained shall be
construed so as to prevent any pen
sioner thereunder from prosecuting
his claim and receiving his pension
under any other geueral or special
act; provldedf however, that no per
son shall receive more than one pen
slouforthe same period; nnd, pro
vided further that rank In the ser
vice shall not bo considered iu
application Hied under this act.
Hec. C. That If any olllcer or en
listed man who served ninety days
or moro in the army or navy of the
United States during tho late war
of the rebellion, who was honorably
discharged, has died, or shall die,
leaving a widow without other
mentis of support than her daily la
bor, or minor children under 1G years
of ago, such widow shall, upon due
proof of her hushands's death, with
out proving ids death to bo the re
sult of his army service, be placed on
tho pension roll from tho (Into of tho
application therefor under this act,
at the rato of $S per mouth during
her widowhood, and shall also bo
paid f2 per month for each child of
the olllcer or enlisted man under 16
years of age; and iu case of the death
or re-marrlago of tho widow, leav
ing a child, or children, of such olll
cer or enlisted man under the age
of 10 years such pension shall
bo paid sucli child, or children until
tho age of 10 years; provided, that
inp..u.niii.nr i.l.u.l l inuin... mi. i
... M.'V .. ......... V...... ... ... ..., ....
otic or otherwise permanently help
less, tho pension shall coutinuo dur
ing tho life ot said child, or during
tho period of such disability; and
this provision shall apply to all pen
sions heretofore grauted or hereafter
to bo granted under this or any
other statute, and such pensions
shall commence from the dato of
tho application therefor, after tho
passago of this act; and provided,
further, that said widow shall have
niarrlad said soldier prior to the pas
sago of this act.
Sec. 4, That no agent, attorney,
or other person engaged in prepar
ing, presenting or prosecuting any
claim under tho provisions of this ,
act shall, directly or Indirectly, con-
! tract for, demand, receive or retain
J for such services In preparing, pro-'
1 sontlng or prosecuting such claim a
1 sum greater than 10, which sum
shall bo payable only upon the order
of tho commissioner of pensions, by
UJ i"10" """I '""""B iy-'"
of tho ii)loit allowed; and
,.uv iNinton who shall violate any
of tho provisions of tills section, or
who shall wrongfully withhold
from a pensioner or claimant tho
whole or any part of a pension or
claim allowed or duo such pension,
er or claimant under tills act, shall
bo deemed guilty of a misdemeanor,
aud upon conviction theteof, shall,
for each und every oftonce, be lined
not exceeding (600, or imprisoned at
hard labor not exceeding two years,
or both, In the discretion of tho
court.
How to Cure Nmoumrn.
A body with a nervous tempera.
inent
will mako known its wants
thruuirh lu natural medium Uie
nervous ytem. If It fall re-
celve proper uournmucm mo nerve
will IK) Hie lira i 10 ury out. tr.
out. Dr.
11 tiler's Hvdrustluo
Rculorullvo i
ciiburea pericci nuiriuou io
....-. -.
who tnko It. uiul a iwrfeotly
" .. .-- --- --, , . - i.
iIH,Hi Imkiv call not no nervwim. rur,
.ift , d'j i.Vv',
Highest of all in Leavening Power.
1 X s&&
ABSOLUTELY PURE
A Word for Salem.
Ed, Jeurnal: During our few
mouths, stay in Salem many have
been the pleasant things that have
t iken place, nnd our attendance upon
the commencement exercises of the
Willamette University is by no
means least among them. We feel
proud at havinir pitched our tent
among a people so wonderfully fa
vored as your people arc. Her state
buildings, public and religious
schools, witli the manifest interest
in the development of her musical
and elocutionary powers make her
one of the most pleasant towns it
luts been our prlvelngo to live in
since we left old Iloston.
Tills town and valley is on tho
eve of wonderful advancements iu
every way. Ten years from now
will see as many direct or spurs to
direct lines of railroads to the East
ern and coast world.
A division and sub-division of the
farms of the valley will follow as
the years advance. No man can
stay a short time without seeing
what is so closely In store for this
wonderfully productive valley even
though he should come with biased
feeling, to-wit a wonderfully large
influx of the moneyed and best
people of the Eastern states. Those
localities are visited so frequently
with the property and life destroy
ing cyclone, cloud burst, and water
spout, that they ore looking for
a land where they can rest In peace
and still have plenty, and nowhere
can these tilings be found like the
Willamette valley is so finely and
cheaply offering.
For years spent in Iowa and Min
nesota the pleasure of summer has
been destroyed by the dread to our
partner of those destroying winds
and waters. Since living here peace
reimis and our slumbeis are not dis
tuibcd. There the dread of thunder
and lightning, hail, wind and wa
ter was ever detracting from what
pleasure there was. Coming here
we find them not, they do notexM.
In place of them is sunshine and
(lowers, calm days and a cool t-ea
breeze at eventide. A man with
half an ordinary soul for looking up
on the delightful scenery, the abun
dant supply of canning fruit, the
wonderful advance made iu the
town in the past six months, cannot
help arising to shout with all his
might, "this is Salem, the land of the
blessed."
This is no real estate boom. We
do not own u foot of God's earth
and have no axe to grind. We rise
in simple Justice to your town and
valley.
Yours, with more anon,
Nkw Com kii.
Poverty.
Poverty Is uncomfortable, as I can
testify; but nine times out often tho
best thing that can happen to n
young man is to bo tossed overboard
and compelled to siuk or swim for
himself.
In all my acquaintance I never
knew a man to bo drowned who was
worth saving. It is the pride of
every American that many cherish
ed names, at whose mention our
heart beats with quicker bound,
wero worn by the sons of poverty
who conquered obscurity and be-
mma "e" sul 1U "l,r "rmameni.
There Is no horizontal stratification
in this country like rock in the
earth, that holds one class down
below forevermore, and let another
conio to the surface to stay there
forever. Our stratification is like
tho ocean, whero every drop is fiee
to move and where from tho sternest
dopths of tho mighty deep any drop
may como up to glitter on the high-
1 est wave that rolls. Garfield.
Sam Jours aud the Devil.
Sam Jones was advertised to
stomp on tho tail feathers of the
devil at Richmond Virginia
tho 18 lust. Why not stomp
on tho devil himself, Sam'.' Your
extermination ot his tail feathers
would only Inconvenience tho fash-
ionable ladles of your church for a
while for ornamentations for their
bonnets, Don't do it, Sam, please
don't, It would spoil Ids looks. Only
think of the devil with his tail
feathers gone. He would look
worse than a detailed shanghai
rooster. Up looks bad enough now.
Hut oh 1 a tailless devil; how horrid
ho would look ! llcsidcs that lie
could not lash his poor deluded vic
tims and send tho sulphurous tlames
up around thorn that they might
get tho full bnnoilt of the place to
which ho had brought them. -12,
Doubtful IVrtitlcate,
A compliment from tho Albany
States Nights Democrat may be
thought by some to be rather a poor
certificate for tho political honesty
or worth of a republican newspaper.
Here is Its latest:
Tho Man About Town has been
lending lu a balem paper noino very
nitervHslvo mtacku. well filled
wen iiiicu witu
spice and ttuccxlug sinitl, on tho Or-
egouian. lie laivmuuieu in mo in
nioim tmuuKH iiiuuo uy iiiu iviiMiij
lUiUeUu on that waiver tteveml year
thoe ago, when tho vocabulary wa ex-nour-'
huu ted. Blnee than thn Orecoutau
t.-. . ...-. i i ... . .
un eniuiKi. im wo uhjk wt iuopu
improvetnentit hernxfter.
U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889.
Baking
Powder
How to Catch Stickers.
The world Is full of puckers aud
there arc n great many different
hooks on which to catch them. It
Is folly for congress to make statutes
to prevent lotteries and other swin
dles, because the ingenuity of man
is inlinite. Laws to forbid and pun
ish are like cuttluft at the loots of
noxious bushes a thousand new
ones start for every one cut out.
Among the thousand and one sub
stitutes for the forbidden ways,
here is one most productive to its
originaters: Two or three gentle
men locate a city. They advertise
that a lot will bo given to all who
will send leu cents on or before a
certain time. Thousands bite.
Deeds are sent to each applicant, to
Ills sisters, cousins, auuts, etc., con
ditioned that three or four dollars
must be sent to pay for the record
ing. The county recorder and the
town company furnish abstracts.
Tuo persons may call themselves
half a dozen to fill various ofllces.
From this time on the town com
pany has perhaps several thousand
clients or proteges who they can
tax annually and thus secure an ad
mirable income. There are not less
than a hundred such institutions
now thriving. No one can say that
they are illegal, unreal or fraudulent,
for their imitation of real towns and
cities is perfect. On the broad prai
rie anywhere withiu any point al
most, surrounded by an area of hun
dreds of miles as level as a table, on
a railroad, is selected, a company '
organized by law, and ofllco erected
aud a depot, perhaps. The artist is
set to work delineating, and all is
done regularly. This is one of the
latest plans of living by ones wits
Sheridan Courier.
Remhmrku YOL'K Fhiknds. If
you want to post your friends about
Salem, the Willamette valley a.ul
Oregon send them the Weekly
Capital Journal, only $1.00 a
j ear. It will be as good us a letter
each week, and they will also be in-tere-ted
in our special write-up
editions that appear once a month.
Orders by mail or at otlice, next '
door to the postoflice. ,
IIorr.it Bros., Publishers. '
Whercu'r Malaria Kxists,
The bilious u-e IU certain prey. In inter
mittent nml remittent leer, duinb ngue
nnd iitfiie cuke, the !l er Is nlw.ij s serious
ly nfletted, nnd the blood contaminated
with bile. One of the thief reasous why
Hoslctter's Stomach Ulttein I" such a sure
defcu'-e niralust chlllsnud feers and every
form of malarial diseases, , that 11 does
nway with the liability of tho disease, by
refusing Irregularity of the bllitary orgaus
In advance of the arrhal of the reamon
when the dle.ic Is prexlenl. There Is
no finer foitlfvlng preventative for those
about l-llliiKnr emlRnitlne to a locality
w here the miama-taliit exists. There 18
no certain lmmunlt) from disease in ou
endemic or epidemic form, to bo secured
bj the usoof the average tonics and anti
spasmodics. Hut where quinine fails tho
Hirers succeede both iu preventing and
curing. Moreover It removes every ves
tige ofdyspepila. and overcomes constipa
tion, rheumatism. tniK'tiv ti of tho kid
neys and bladder and tranquillizes and
strengthens the nervous system. cod.
THE
Erii3
RUNS
i'ast trains wlih rullmuu Vestibule
Drawing room sleepers, dining cars and
coaches of latest desigu, between Chicago
and Milwaukee aud St. 1'aul nnd Mlune-
npolls.
Knsl Trains with Pullninn 'vestlbuled
drawing room sleepers, dining cam and i
coaches of lutcki design, between Chicago1
and Milwaukee ami Ashland and Duluth. i
lliroiigh l'ullmnn vestlbulo drawing
room nnd colonNt sleepers vln tho North
ern I'lteltle rnllrtmd between Chicago and
l'orthmd.Or.
Convenient trains to and from Eastern,
Western, Northern nnd central Wltcou
sin points, allording unequaled service to
and from Waukesha Fond du Lac, Osh
Kosb, Neennh. .Menesha, Chippewa Falls,
Kan Claire, Hurley, Wis., anil Imnwood
and UeNsemer, Mich.
For tickets, sleeping car reservations,
tlmo tables and other information, apply
to ngeuts nny whero In the United States
orCanadn. a. K A1NHLIE
(Jen'l. .Mgr., Milwaukee, WU.
J.M.11ANFOR1).
(icn'ITrnniis Mgr., St. luil.
11 C. HARLOW,
Tralllc lgr., Milwaukee. Wis.
LOUHKCKsTKIN.
Aks't Oeu'l l'ass'r and Tkt Agt , Milwau
kee. Wis
From Tcrraioal or Interior Points the
Northern Par ific Railroad
Is the line to take
To all Points East and South.
It U thodtiiliig ear route. It runs through
vestibule trains every day Iu thtijear to
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO !
(No chniigo of car.)
ConipoM'd of dining car unurpsed.
l'ltllman drawing room sli-einrs
or latest equipment
TOURIST
Sleeping Cars.
lint that can be constructed ami lu which
inx-tmiin.Hliitlons are tsvtli frro nd lur
nWhed for bolder of flrt nnd ecoud-ola
tickets, Hiul
KL.KUAHT DAY COACHES.
A coutlnuov Jco connecting
with nil
llnrs attorning oiroct na
uninterrupted
er lfs.
full man kli'
eured In ntlvi
Hie roul.
ton can be e
nuy ugut of
TlirouEit mku to and
fr)m nit twlnlrf
In Aituvrlw, tttigtaud nnd Kureiw can ha
purelmsiHl al uy
I uy ttekift on el hU com.
uny.
Full lnfornvtlou fonrorninc
F ratd tlniM
orirnlu,rutMHUditbrd(lUruruUhd
ou uppUMlUiu to uy anl or
A. 1). CHAULTOX,
AuUUnt Ueiml FuMnxvr Areat, No.
131 Ptrt tr-l. cvr. Wblniln; rt-li.l)rv.m
T. H. BABNES, PKES.
SALEM LAND COMPAQ!
POSTOFFICE BLOCK,
pi a
Proposals for Supplies.
rilHK BOARD OF TKUSTEES OF THE
J Oregon State Insane Asylum lnltc
enled proxsnls for f.irnUhlnp nt the asy
lum near Snlcm, Oicgon, the following
supplies lor tho six rronths ending l)ecm
ber il, INh
FAINTS AND OILS.
10 fca I'lonecr white lend.
10 gallons 11 Linseed oil.
2) " turpentine.
? botes glas, 4 boxes 16x20, -1 11x3), 1 KK2I.
10 ff.s Irish glue.
PLUMBING.
6'i doz el'cvs, doz Ui inch, 1 doz 1 Inch,
2dnzjlnch, i doz J Inch, 1 doz K
Inch, yt doz Inch.
1 doz tecs, H doz Ji Inch, i doz 1 Inch.
2 doz plugs, 1 doz ii Inch, f doz 1 Inch.
1 doz bushings ench Ulnch toJi,?Jlnch
to . 3,i Inch to X, 1 Inch to JJ.
yt doz each 1 Inch. Inch. lnch,
Inch caps
2 doz?4 return bends closed.
1 doz encn I incn, ', incn, y incn it anu
L sockets.
1 doz 3,i inch Jenkins liro's vnlves, mov
able disks.
yt doz yt Inch Jenkins Ilro's vnlves, mov
able disks
IdozJi co.npresdlon hose bibs finished.
24 squaic feet Usuduriam sheet packing.
1 solder pot S Inches In diameter.
30 lbs plumber metal for wipe Joints.
100 feet galvanized Iron pipe, 1 inch.
fiO feet galvanized lrou pipe, Jf Inch.
000 feet black Iron pipe, 100 feet 1 Inch, 250
feet K inch, 50 feet ji Inch, Go feetJi
Inch.uO feet 3t Inch.
Yt dozen i lead rt traps,
to square feet sheet lead, 1 lbs to foot.
GO lbs tinners solder.
100 feet square rubber backed sacking. 50
feet?$ Inch. 50 feet inch.
50 feet square hemp packing, ? Inch.
20 lbs Italian hemp packing.
;0fect lJi lead pipe.
2 doz braes ga.s elbow burner cocks.
2 doz brass plllers,
2 doz lava tips.
J Scotch t, nuge glasses J Inch 16 Inches
long.
3 Scotch gunge glasses fj Inch, 12 inches
long.
4 doz e.ich inch nnd loch vulcanized
rubber hoe
4 doz eich wheel cutters for No 1 nnd 2
Lureka pipe cutters.
DRY GOODS.
M0 lbs yarn, all wool, white.
.100 yards canton flannel, Nashua XXX.
100 ' I'equot sheeting, 9-1.
500 ' Ma. iners stripes, Arcoskeag.
500 I'equot sheeting, heavy 15 inch.
200 ' ' ' ' A 36 Inch.
400 ' col I co, American full standard,
dark.
100 yards blue denims, Amoskeag, 9 oz,
100 ' ticking, heavy Amoskeug, full.
100 ' tnble linen bleached.
300 toweling, bleached, linen, 16 inch.
8 doz palrsuspenders.
1J doz Turkey red handkerchiefs.
Cdoz spools black linen thread. No 25.
20 doz spools black thread, No 36.
1 gross pins American,
4 gross pearl dress buttons.
100 paners needles, assorted sizes, 2,3, 4, and
5 too.
MEATS.
400 tbs per day moro or less of btcf and mut
ton as required In equal parts of fore
nnd hind quarter.
COFFEE.
1000 lbs Costa Rica 1st grade.
Ii0 ' Government Java.
"5 ' Real Mocha.
400 ' Chicory.
FLOUR.
400 birrebi best roller piocess, delivered as
wanted.
VINEGAR.
SW g.illons pine elderv lnegar, 40 qr.
SOA1'.
l.MO po.iniU Kirks Savon oi as good.
SHOES AND LEATHER.
1 domestic c Uf skin. Charter Oak.
12 pair l.idle's shoes No 6
J rlol of sole leather, from 25 to 27 pounds
per side, Stockton extra heavy.
DRUGGIST LIST.
2 lbs acid acetic.
a ' AmonlaCons.
2 ' Antlpyrlne"Knorrs."
5 ' Capsicum.
20 ' gum camphor
20 ' Insect powder.
2 ' oxide zinc.
5 ' per-chlorldeoflron.
2 ' pyre l'hos of Iron, "R und S."
Q persnesuccli,"&chefrers."
50 ' sulphatoof Iron.
2 ' sunfonal "Bayer."
50 salts epsora.
2 ' soda borr to povvd" "Squibb."
2 ' Sub nitrate bismuth.
2 ' potash Iodide.
60 ' flax seed me.il.
4 ' FluldetractvrIldcherry,"PD&Co.
4 ' p" .Vde'jyd '
2' Fluid extract cascarasagra '
2 ' ' ' senna "Alex" '
2 ' ' ' Jalap '
l-2 ' ' stavesacro
20 oz quinine sulph, 1 W.
1-2 oz strychlnlne sulph.
1 gross corks each No2.3nnd 4.
15 gul alcohol, "Eastern.'
5 ' Cod Liver Oil, -Nor."
10 ' Castor oil. "Bakers A A."
8 ' olive oil, "Pure."
10 ' turpentine.
6 ' gljcerlne.
1 doz syrln"es, Davidson No I,
1000 empty capsules each No 1 2 nnd 5.
2000 pills, CC, US P.
lU00aull-constip.itlon pllis, McK a It.
lOOOaloln omp pills.
200 ncurulgla pills, Brown Sequard, McK
A R.
200 Calci sulph pills, grl.
C00 llln oiidu manganus pills, qrs 2.
500 sol IU pod tablets uj ccj amino) sulph
l-OOgr.J VytheAllro,No45.
500 Morphia sulph i tablets bol Ilypod, P
D A co. No 1 J.
2 rolls Isinglass plaster, surgeons's silk,
HiU,
10 tb colgntes sliav lng soap.
SPICES.
1501b black pepper. ,
ii ' ginger.
60 ' cinnamon,
20 ' mustard,
30 ' sago.
1' ' mi. co, all standard ground,
CROCKERY.
20 doz glass tumblers.
4 s.vrup pitchers.
4 one gallon pitchers, W O.
5 e;etable dishes, V U.
15 ' te cu,n and saucer, V G.
STATIONERY.
(1 doz I'ayson's Indelible Ink.
3 omuls Arnolds Ink.
0 doz lead pencils.
2 boxes lxiudon Incadescent Pen Co's No
4 pens.
2 learns letter paper, Live Oak or ns good.
GROCERIES.
8000 tbs Liverpool salt.
720 ' tea, C 8 brand Poochong.
IXW ' toluieco, ltnpldan or ns good.
6CO ' soda crackers, extra frosh.
300 ' raisins, Cnl layers.
11000 lbs sugar, 8000 lbs Golden, 0000 tbs gran
ulated, lu sacks,
S00 lbs cheose, Crimson's or as good,
.sou) com me-ii, Gold Dust, fresh ground,
2UU craked vv heat. Iresh ground.
2XO coarse hominy, '
2iXW ' oat meal, '
1020 ' rolled oats,
SCO ' dried currants.
7J ' Cnrb soda, O A Co's A nnd II brand.
60 ' innckenil, No lextnvinesi, 'sflcatch,
50o ' s.ill salmon,
axu choice Island rice, No 1.
200 cod tl.li, boneless, ihiclflc coast.
60 ' cream of tartar. J A Kolger, prime.
HI glovt starch, 0v ego,
320 ' oirn gtarcli, Oswego.
10 crou inixtclicw, superior safety,
10 dot britomit,
20 ' oyster, can.
16 ' eonsontrated lye, American.
s oans com, Wlnslow's
000 gallous synip, extra coldeu refined (A),
10) cswl oil, pearl brand.
200 ' niolason, Orleans extra.
6 Imxps niaccaront, No 1.
d boxesi vernilivlll, No 1,
3 dox bath bricks.
HARDWARE
2 bundle each IK, 20,23 gal sheet Iron,
Juneau brand, lUpounds.
I pkg oach U Inch bolt, 1j 2 nnd SJ,
lncue lonf
1 pkK iseh o-UJ Inch bolu, IJ, 3W nd SW
lncbelonr. " "
I pkKraeh Vi luch bolu, 7, Strand 4W
inebe lone. " "
1 kr web H Ineh bo:u, S, 4, 5 nd
lnene Iodk
xnkKUInob bolls. SUtnehM lonr.
I ccU lnh a M lash tuoaknr
vrrtsuch.
l IB Ineh lUxtcr H wrench.
I vrhw cutter tor cutting from K Inch
loaiueu
Sllon Albany spindle oil.
& , ' tyllndtruli.
41 pmmdt rorapotind. No 4
II. V. MATTHEWS, TREAS. TOT. HOWARD Mriia
Incorporated 1889
f 323 feet round Norwny iron, 65 feet each JL
5 1B.JJ, 7-lH nna Ji incn.
30 feet round Norway liwv 8-8 Inch.
350 feet flat Norway iron 60 feet each IxV,,
iy,xy lxi, IKx'L Vfai Wt nd W
x Inches. .... .
30 feet flat Norway lron.2xl$ Inches.
Ii keg No S front horse shoes, Berdens.
y. kes No5 hind horse shoes, Bcrdens,
I keg No 4 hind horse shoes, Berdens.
1 keg No 4 front horse shoes, Bcrdens.
Ii keg No 3 front horso shoes, Bcrdens,
H keg No3 bind horseshoes. Berdens.
ions"o7Putmnns horseshoe nails.
75 ' iron washers, 5 Bs i Inch, 5 B 5-16
Inch, 10 lbs y. Inch, 15 lbs M Inch, 20 lbs 5
8 Inch, 20 lbs f Inch. ...,
35 Bs machine forged blank nuts 10 B) each
y. lNh and i Inch, lo fcs Inch.
5 lbs y,xy. round head rivets.
2 pkg of 1 m tinned flat head Iron rivets.
1000 pounds blacksmith coal.
1 ream emery cloth, assorted, No 0.
i lbs floor of emery, No 0.
1 doz pkg carriage bolts, 3)x?J.
2 pgs each carriage bolts, yt2yi inches
and 4 Inches,
2 pkgs each carriage bolts, , IK. 2 1-2,
J 1-Jand4 Inches.
2 pkgs each carriage bolts, 6-1B, 2, 2 1-2,
3 1-2, nnd 4 inches.
3 Es coarse oorax.
Isaw gumming emery wheel, 1 Inch
thick, lOlnches diameter, for ?i shaft.
1 piece si. vcr spring steel, Kx2 Inches, 5
feet long,
11 kegs nails, 3 kegs 20 d, 1 keg40 d,4 kegs
10 d, 3 kegs M d.
20 Bs wire brads, lOBs 1 l-2.1nch, 6 lbs 1 Inch
and 5 lbs 1-2 Inch.
20 gross sciews,4 gross each 2 1-2 In. No 14,
i Inch No14 nnd 1 1-2 Inch No .2, 2 gross
each lli Inch No 10, 1 inch No 7, J$ Inch
No 7 nnd 1-2 Inch No 4.
5 chisels, Keen Kutter brand, 1st quality,
1 2 Inch, 1 1 1-2 Inch, 1 1 Inch, 1 inch
nndl 1-2 Inch.
6 hammers, Maydole brand, lK pounds
each.
2 hatchets 2 pounds each, I hand nx, 4
pounds K K brnnd.
3 JennlDgs bits, 1 7-16 Inch, 1 Inch, 1 3-16
Inch
4 gimlet bits, GerTwn brand, 2 ii Inch,
2 K Inch.
36 cupboard locks.
10 doz flies. K nnd F brand, 2 doz 8 Inch
slim taper. 4 doz 6 Inch do, 4 doz 4 Inch
do, H doz 10 Inch mill, 2 doz 10 Inch
rd, 1 doz 14 Inch y rd, 1 doz 4 Inch rd, f
doz 8 Inch rd, 1 doz 4 Inch flat, 1 doz 6
Inch flat
1 doz Hanks silver Lake No 8 sash cord.
0 table knives and forks, Iron handles.
6 butcher knives.
24 nx handles, 12 pole, 12 double bit.
24 boxes axle grease, F raisers.
300 feet ropo, ruanllla, 4 Inch.
Samples may be seen at the office of the
board at the capltel: goods must be in ac
cordance therewith and must come In
original packages when posslhle. Delivery
of supplies will be required within ten days
of notfee of acceptance of bid. A copy of
this advertisement must accompany each
bid, and thenume oftheclass of supplies
bid upon must be written on the envelope.
Each bid must include all the Items of tbo
diss bid upon, nnd must give Items and
totals in full, with oxceptlon of meat nnd
flour. Auditing officers aro prohibited
from confirming accounts of purchasers
when the advertisement does not contain
n full nnd complete description of the
kinds of articles to bo purchased.
The right to reject nny nnd all bids Is
reserved.
Bids w ill be opened nt 2 o'cloch p m, on
Tuesday, luly 8. 181)0.
HlliVMlBll reS.IUIBll,
GEO. W. McRRIDE,
G. W. WEBB,
Board ofTrustees.
Wm. A. MCNLY, Clerk of Board. 6-14
iJ2 IfewisrcJ
M mltf - NAD BUI!
w, r aw m linM
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HEALTH
Lu KIchnu, Golden Daliam No, 1
Cures Chancres, first nnd ucond lUges;
Sores en the Leps and Bod;; Sore Ears,
Ejci, Kose, etc., Copper-colored Blotches,
Pjp'.iilltlo Catarrh, diseased Scalp, and all
primary (o-ms of th disease known u
Syphilis. Price, f 5 OO pur Dottle.
La RIcliau'a OMden Balintn No.JJ
Cures Tcrtlarj-, McrcurlalSyphllltle Rheu
matlsm, rahn In tho Bones, Tains In th
Head, buck of the Neck, Ulcerated Soro
Throat, Sjphlllt'o Mash, Lumps and con
tracted Con s, Stiffness of the Limbs, and
endicatij til d seao from the sjitem,
hst'ur iau.'cd by Indiscretion or abuse
ct Mcrcurj', leainc; tho blsod pure and
hciUhv Price St5 OO por Tottle.
Lo lticlmu'4 Oolden H anlih Anll
doto for the cure of Gonorrhoea, Oleet,
irritation Gravel, and all Urinary or Qenl.
taldlsarrancrronU. l'rlce 9 50 par
llottle.
.r lilchllll'n Golden Spunlnh In
Jortlmi, fTS'icrc cascsot Gonorrhosa,
Inllamm to ) Gleet, Stricturcs,&c. Price
SI ' per Bottle.
I. ItlcliMu'a Golden Ointment
for the eft a vo hcal.n,rcf Syphilitic Sores,
and cnint on. PrlroSl I'D pr Dox,
I o IMcbiiu'8 Golden PU s .S'eni
and Era n treatment; loss ot phjsl-al pow
er ciicsi er ocr-orlc, rrostratlon, ate.
Price S3 OO per Box.
Tunic ni.il Nervine,
Sent c er where, C. O. D., securely rck4
per express. --
Tho Richards drug company. neent sns
and 511 Market street, San Krauclsco, Cal.
Circular mailed froe,
W. C, MITCHELL,
Veterinary Surgeon.
Graduate, of Ontario veterinary colleee.
Treats all diseases of horses, cattle nnd
other domestic uutmals. Office at Kills A
Whitley's Itvery stable. If not profes
sionally engaged can be seen at all hours.
5.6-dw-lra
For success at the
CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Salem, Orepon,
A. 1'. Armstrong, Mnp;r. K L. Wiuv, Pnn.
Business, Sliortluuid,
Tjptinucj, Nsminsaip ai EsgUsk Nfuicmu.
Dj and tNcninp Scsiums. StuiKnts nilmltt c
aiiYUiiH, Call at the Collcei. or udJrtss
the I'rmciiMl for catalogue.
'PRINTING.
QNK OK THK IVUQrisT ESTAHUSH.
ments lu the State. Lower rates than
tirtland. largest stock Legal lllanks lr
the State, a -"d biggest discount. Head foi
ririce list of Job printing, and catalogue ol
egal blank. E. M. WAITS,
ten lrlnter Soiem Oregon.
A Bargain !
A desirable lot of lands In lots to suit,
seven mllrat southwest of Kalem, within
eighty rods of steamboat landing, the best
oak wood and some Or timber enough to
pay for the land and It Is good soil for
milt, with springs aud meadow land.
Would take a good small lot of Salem
property In trade. Addre
O. K. DENNIS.
Balem, March 13, 1W. 5 13tf
H0NG-SING-L0NG-KEE,
Oriental Laundry,
H0 Stath Struct.
I Cheapest and Best Chinese Laundry
in me. uiy.
V3& v
-' Sj vvje
(MUClte '
Capital Stock $30,000.-
TWO LOTS
ou Church Street, two blocks from Court House $1,600 each
HALF LOT AND RESIDENCE
on Center Street, and on same block, $1,250.
60 ACRE FARM
three miles from town at $2fi per acre.
Five. Ten and Twenty Acre I
near Salem. For sale ou favorable terms. Enquire of
Willis & Chamberlin,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
Cot-irt Street,
EAT Hz&mf O THE Jt
wn U' ! chm
iiflEiw!llMMH4Mh&2?RHiBfll MiiifliHl
R. M. WADE&CO. Have just received another Urge
Spring Wagons and Hacks
Of tho be-t staudard makes. Prices are the lowest, Quality con'
sidered. All Invited to call and exanine them at 2S2 284 and 286,
Commercial street.
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pR.HllLER'S HYDHASTINE RESTORATIVE Stimulstet nutrlUoa. Purifies the Kooi
Cures Dyspepsia, Constipation and General Debility A perfect tonic and strength bulMer.
DR.JjIlLER'S ANTI-BILIOUS STOMACH AND IIVEB CURE. Cures BUlousness tni
ail Lher Troubles, Chills and Fever, Milanil teers, snd" all Typhoid condidons.
DR. HILLER'S CATARRH CURE. Cures Acute Citirrb, Chronic CsUrrb, CiUrrhal Deaf
ness. Uuaranteed to cure the orst cases hen dlrtetlons ire followed.or money refunded.
DR. HILLER'S COUGH 'UIE. Cures Colds, Hoarseness, Coughs, Bronchitis. rleurW
and lljeuiuonia; rcuev t cunsumptlon. Contains no Opiates. Cures Croup in 10 minute.
PR HILLER'S DIPHTHERIA AND SORE THROAT CURE. Prevents and cures Pii-h-theria.
U ill positn elj cure any tore taroat la from 3 to 2t hours. Cures Quinsy in 3 dart.
DR. HILLETS FEVER CUE. Indispensable In all acute diseases attended with leer
Imui a.u ia scarlet Ferer, Scarlatina, and Meules. Mothers try it onee.
DR. HILLER'S NERVOUS DEBILITY CURE. Cures Nervous Weakness, and Lo
loser. .Veter tails, send for ITnate Circular to Iinier Drug Co., San Francisea, Cat
DR. MILLER'S RHEUMATIC AND NEURALGIC CURE Cures UheumatUm, .Seuralgu,
oottt, Lutabat-o, and sciatica, bj ceu;raiUing me blood acids uhlch cause theuv
DR. HILLER'S TEETHING CURE. Aids the growth and Je elopment ot children duncj
the leaning period, ensure painless teething ni taoai teeth, and prevents ani cure
Spam, lliikcts, Brain Troubles and Do el Complaints bleating to mother anJ cM-d
DR. HILLER'S WHOOPING COUGH CURE. Prewnts and Cures Whoopm,; i il
Noti. With exception of Dr HdUr's Hydrastine Reatontirs, lr Hdler's llbeomatic
and NeunJzIc Cure, and Dr Hitler's Coujh Cure, ths aba remedies are in Table
form, and, il not obtainable from your druggist, will be mailed Ires, on receipt of pnee.
$1.00 per Package. Six Packages for $5.00.
These remedies are the result ei S5 years of brofessloaa experience, and ars
tuaranteed ro cure when a cure Is p-xalMe. Dr lifter's U para book oi directions tot
bme treatment, coatalnbag valuable initructioDt as to hygiene and diet, sent rW-
HILLER DRUG COMPANY, SN FRANCISCO, CAL, U. S. A.
For Sale by DAN! J. FRY, Dragjrisf, 225 Con mercial Si., Salem.
Ky Laiyi n m rr WSTp$Q. PAPERING Etc. Done with neit-
ia som n i n ff ne' ana n. d. jones.
' 'O Shop up BtAin over E. V. RmallV Mre
SAL.K1VL, OREGON
- a, , ,
Salem, Oregi
on,
Who do All Kinds of
if wni
As Cheap as any Laundry h
the Country Using White Help
and doing first-class work.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Ofllco at George Hopyc,
209 CommercIalSt.
WILLAMEHE
UNIVERSITY
Uiaduates Students In
Classical, Literary, Scientific,
Normal, Business, Law,
AND
MEDICAL COURSES,
It Is the oldest, largest and least expen
sive Institution of learning In the KoruV
west.
School opens first Monday In September
Bend for catalogue to
THOS. VAN BCOY,
President
17: Salem, Oregon.
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DR. HILLER'S
Special Prescriptions.
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