Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, June 18, 1892, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Texto ') 0 :. i i i V l" Iff r"- xt 111 ar .- fcsj ISermaii Syrup SO Ml'CH FCn HIS LCOKS. Hcrmblnnrr to Danlrl Wob.tcr Lailsed n Mmii to Pay a Hill. llo wouldn't iKiy lus bills niid bo imagined he resembled tho lamented Daniel Webster. Tlio former was a i fault, the latter an eccentricity and It Has n Gutter mid Drain to Carry Off n decidedly Weak point With UlO man I tlio Water. e whom I Write. "Tho chappies of ew lent risen o 0u L;3 ofnco wnU j,,,,,- n ,ar,r(J THE NEW UMBRELLA. We have selected two or Croup, three lines from letters freshly received trom pa- thdr ixoatm when tho cable an-' . " D . , Webster anfl wbg0 of Croup. You will credit these, because they come from pood, sub stantial people, happy in finding what so many families lack a med icine containing no evil drug, which mother can administer with con fidence to the little ones in their most cr '.'rsl hours, safe and sure that it will carry them through. Ed. L. WiLLrrs. of Mra. Ias.W. Kirs, Alma, Neb. I rive it Daughters' College, but ther can soon discard theircustora,' raid John M. Hughey, of New York. "1 ijw something on Broadway tho other tlay that induced this belief. Tho rain I was cominsr down in torrents, and tho flood of humanity always surging on I that street night and day had- been J first part" in an nct'on uainst driven into doorways and under awnings party of Ihu mx-mmi part. for protection. For a half hour not a It was the picture of Daniel Web pedestrian was seen on tho Btroet. Btor that led tin lawyer finally to '31? attention was attracted dv yens j 6ettj0 ,u, 0j in am umvudciously lawy vran hi3 wont to frequently look at the picture, an if for inspirntiou, draw a sii of coutenbnent as ho Eaw the riwiiiblaiifo and contimio with the wilting of "tin1 party of the tho to my children when troubled with Croup sad never saw any preparation act like ft. It is eitaply mi raculous. Harrodsbunj. Ky. I liae depended upon it in attacks of Croup with my littl- d -.ugh-ter, and find .t ui in- vnlitnlnV rrftir dr. Knllv one-half of our customers are mothers who use Boschec'i Ger man Svtud amonc their ch l reu. A medicine to be successful w .th the little folks must be a treatrr it for the sudden aud terrible foes of child hood, whooping cough, crour diph theria and the dangerous influuma tions of delicate throats and lungs. CP TBBIOaftn j HEflYIHE. 5S$0 Nervous Prostration Fzzziiii i::-..tui PlpoplesTncia, Sick nml JfcrYOUt llendncl'o, ZJioUncIie, llszlnc,'4,I'ir ltll rears, JIil Hashes, Vpvorj I.Tip,J"l'fBnHiic-i,if ConriillJilj.-Iy.t. lortn, Fit", Rt. Vitus' Dunce, Op-frru Iliiblt, Ilfmi'crnncHi. etc., are rsirrd by Dr. Milca' Retstorntlvo it'p.-viup. It doe not contain opiates. Mr. S- ! C. Brownlee, DoL ,nd. Fla.. suSorcd with i.ii!ecT fcr JO years and tcotlCes to a complete, car. .Me.b I'ctro, Blla, Oregon, had been luJarln T-ltli J.'crr En Prostration for Tour reara.coula D.i sleep, n thlneLclprrt tlrauutllheufc-d Dr. MltOS' Ro ctoratlvo fJervlnoi he Is now well. Flro books IVo at drueit. Dr. Miles' Horvo and LIvPlllo, Ut do-es for 25 cor.ts ore tin btt nmedr for nillousccu, TorpM Llrcr, etc.. etc. Dr. Mll33Modlcal Co., Elkhart, Jnd. TCIXt, BOTTtE FREE. Sold by T). J Fry, dni'int.F. Ieni, t,:ii !., u.-i iltili Act on a r.ttr p:l..ciplo rojulat ' the Hvrr, ouiuich aD'l bowels tlrftcft the ncrat 1. 31a- r Pais iptcdilv cure bl! csaaeps, tornld liver r.sd tocstlpa tion. Smallest, r.nldftt, naicNtl 30doeee,23ctQ brmolce free at rtru lista. U - .2eAC,aUirt.loA fold by D. J. Fry, drtn&isl, 6-Uui The Last Drop Is as good as the first. No dregs. All pure and whole some. The most popular drink of the day. O l Tisn.4- IIjrC& Beer. A perfect thirst quencher. Don't be dtcelved if a dealer, fcr ihi 1 lie of larcsr profit, tells yon some ot .cr 1 -d Is "just ns good " 'tis false. No iraila! j:i Is as cood as the genuioe Hires'. vBffa i-Ti JftWh W 3) v THE POWER OF ftSAN Tho ChlneEeprize.the Olnton j root, much more highly thau Opium. Tbey call It UlDkcug meaning tbe Tower et Man. When scarce tbo finest quality lias been sold for 1100 per ouuee. 'tir, why tlo ther pay such a price llernuse they belfate it elves theiu the much desired nerre furca. How Eiuny people antler from rreak nrssT What u dlitrvsslns; allraeutf You lack vim, nerre foroo. energy, jmner. You feol all pone, You are always praying for strength, yt get ting wetVer and wester, listen to the mice u( reason. I'lare yonr case btforn lutrlligeiit specialists capable of belplbk', yes. curing yoH. My tba mere vril'incof a letter you ran have your cast dlapnoted frte. abnolntaly true of all charges. Write to-day. COSMOPOLITAN DISPENSARY, Etookton, Haxkat and Ellia Streets, SAN FRANCISCO, - - CALIF. " feikV- 'Jt . : uSf i- ; fti ferfts.. Tickets 4 .Ttvl nTJ C!AT TO OMAMA., Kansas City, St. Paul CHICAGO, ST. LOUS, Andla'l Plnf$ Eixst, Norlh and i"uuth,g PULLMAN SLEEPERS, COLONbT SLEEPERS, RECLINING CHAIR CARS AND DINERS; Mrament l'orllaui o H u l'Vau!co;Kvorj i DayH. TICKETS iD EUROPt For rales unl coucral luurmu.iou u 1 oil or addrv&a, W. H.JIUI UT Avit, f.V-il. 1. 1. .t SV1 Wtuhlugtou St., lout LNu, Jl.b ITIsTAIbtf H mm, UU WP mWLT TO CAfT.KvI? J"f 4JV l (INJECTiUNt l-SEGENTLEHANyFilENas oiirrBRrEcnos trniNnetiM nt.r.r t-t ' l.cUm. ItoMMtOTAIV. ITSrillrPTCIt -ujwCo.or.uf:i;.k .a(i l. ri iuii l A ocjcxccesfc ai onr-sw . . v ..m-. BJat-riitnriira. ra u.j a.' ... -it mid I looked out a big plato glasa win dow to eea what wa3 causing tho excite ment. Aly curiosity was soon satisfied. In tho middlo of Broadway ono of tho slitn necked and comnmjtivo legged chappies was striding along under a curi ous looking umbrella, as if not n drop of rain was falling. I noticed that tho umbrella had an miusunlly long handlo, with a prodigious hook on the end that at The creditor wore a half that. dozen coloiwl people who had at various tini -s clnuictl the lawyer's office and tried to arrange m legal papers in a condition bordering on "orderly." But when the demanded their money the lawyer had tho faculty of putting off tho payment that wa e.t- alwost scraped the gror.nJ as f ho dude ccctlingly discouraging to the cred rromlly caturetl along. Thro'.ish this hook .1 stream of water was g-is'.ing out and h ft a rival 3t in the ilude'a wake. "The chappio was ?o overwhelmed by tho flattering remarks that vet e show ered upon him by tho rain frightened pedestrians, who had lost confi-ieuce in their umbrellas and had taken refuge in tho Btores, that ho condescended to stop into the room where I waj standing. This gave mo an opportunity to examine his funny looking umbrella. I found that it was so constructed as to curl tip around the rim when opened, forming a complete gutter, like those around the eaves of houses. This gutter, of conrr e, caught tho rain as it ran down the man sard roof of tho umbrella, aud kept it from dripping down to the g-ound and splashing the chappie's ice c; c iia trou sers. By a slight tilt of tho umbrella tho water thus caught was thrown to a common center, which was the entrance to the sewer that runs down through the umbrella's handle and out to the ground. "There, you see, is tho riddance of the umbrella's defect as a protection from rain. The dude proudly told mo that it was tho latest thing in 'Lnnuun;' that all tho 'fellahs' over there were using them; that he had just come from 'Lun nun,' and had brought the umbrella over in tho ship with .him. He hadn't said anything to the chappies about it, be cause he wanted to knock 'em all out by being the first 3een on Broadway with the newest English invention. Ho know they would all go wild about it and he was glad of it. "Well, when I get back to Now York 1 don't expect to see any other kind of umbrella carried by tho chappies." St. Louis Globe-Democrat. A Iell l'lsh ultli 2,500 Suckers. Mr. Edwards, tho taxidermist, has just received a largo octopus, or devil fish, which was captured off Old Town by some fishermen. Tho creaturo weighed over bixty pounds and had arms three feet eight inches in length. On each of its eight tentacles or arms thero were 320 suckers, making a grand total of 2,500. Tho octopus had attached itself to a fish hooked on a trawl and was drawn up with it. Tho same firm has also received a young albino deer, a buck, shot on Windby island. It has two-pronged horns and is supposed to bo about two years old. Tho natural color for a fawn is brown, with white spots, but the color of this ono is white, with blown spots. Adoo was shot on tho island some timo ago, so that it is thought thero must bo al bino blood in tho deer on tho island. Tho doe was secured by 2Ir. Edwards somo timo ago, and now tho pair are to be oxhibited in somo of tho shop win dows down town. Tho deerskins aro comparatively easy to preserve, but no Itors. In fact the payment was de layed so long that the rfciuis were finally consolidated and placed in the hands of a collector. The collector was told of the lawyers weakness and his delight at being told of his resemblance to tho picture of AVcb ster suspended on his office wall. On tliis fact tho collector based his hopes of success. Ho went to the Lawyer's ofiice, and while waiting for an audience with the man of legal lore stood gazing at tho picture of Webster and then at the lawyer. Tho latter watched the collector meanwhile from be neath his heavy eyebrows. "Well, what do you think of it?" queried the lawyer of tho collector, glancing at the picture. "Splendid, splendid," replied tho man with the bill. "You couldn't have a better picture. Tho artist caught your expression perfectly. " and tho collector fingered the bill in his pocket. "Think it looks like mo. eh?" "Looks lileo you well, it's simply perfect." "Well, sir, that's a picture of Daniel Webster," and the lawyer he-he-ed with intense satisfaction and pleasure and asked what he could do for the visitor. Tho col lector said ho wanted to collect $20.70, and the lawyer sat down and drew his check. Rising from his seat and handing tho check to the collector tho lawyer rubbed his hands together and said, "And so you think Webster looked like me?" ."Oh, yes," replied tho collector, as ho opened tho office door, "about as much as ho did like me." and the door went to with a bang. New York Herald. Itaby Language. The first timo that I had the pleas suro of a call from his mother he ac companied her, and said sweetly at my expressed regret at having to tell him goodby when hi3 visit was ended : "No-no nee! Teo-teo Weewio no no go out of houzio if you nee." Which his mother informed mo was, being interpreted : "Do not cry I Little Willie will not go out of the houso if you cry." By the timo 1 had known him sev eral months I learned that "neo" was to "cry," and "teo-teo" was "lit tle." When ho said "Tho teo-teo bow-wow noes" it was not strange better means of preserving tho devil iish ' that tho average listener was mysti- has leen found as vet than keemnir I u,-u M " "" """"s- them in alcohol. This is on account of their having no bones, and because of their shrinking and shriveling, as most forms of deep water marino lifo do. Tacoma Ledger. Tho Itilln Still on Tup. Tho gatemen at the elevated railroad btntions watch tho receptacles for Grant monument fund donations with much interest. Tho glass jars on somo of tho down town stations have fillod rapidly during tho last week. Tho gatemen at tho Puvk place up town station noted ono curious fact. When thero was but a siuglo layer of coins on tho bottom of tho jar two ono dollar bills, loosely folded, wero dropped through tho slot. Tho jar in now nearly one-third full of coin, and those two bills aro still on top, As tlio nickols, dimes and quarters liavo fallen into tho jar they havo worked their way under tho loosely folded paper monoy instead of packing it down and covering it up, as tho watchful gatemen think onght to havo been tho casn Thero is no kindness in allowing a child to use this sort of language. It is qdito as easy for him to learn tho proper words in tho beginning, and onco acquired they will servo him forover. Otherwise as he outgrows infancy ho will havo tlio mortifica tion of being laughed at, and tho added mental strain of learning what is equivalent to a new tongue. -Uabyhood. Tint I)ng of the lift Men. When Columbus discovered Amer ica he found that the Indians pos sessed dogs. They wero direct de scendants of the wild coyotes of the plains. You can find a beautifully mounted group of coyotes in a glass caso at tho National museum a male, femalo aud young one. Their resemblance to certain domesticated dogs is very striking. Washington I Star. Why Voting Men Are Afraid. In 2Cor York city, whero tho stand J nrd of salaries is jim high perhaps as In any Amenc n city, it was recently phown that of tho young men in good ' coiiimcirir. positions 70 per cent nnniivl KV1 tvit- vnrv nml rinltr fl per Cent exceeded $3,500 per year. CJpon these incomes all tho homo J comforts of married lifo aro possible, but only by Reed tnanaKenirrit. Girls with frivolous ideas of Lie tnako failures of mich homes, but tho earnest girl can make happy herscif, I her husband and her children. Into' tlieso homes our girls aro daily gouig as wives, and it Ls apparent that young men must bo careful in their choice. The young men whom our young! women meet in tho nicest homes of our largest cities aro those who aro earning tho incomes referred to above. Large rovcuues are few, and if by a "desirable" marriage is only meant the alliance to young men of dazzling salaries, just alout ono girl in every thousand will make a "de sirable" match. Facts such as these must be taken into consideration by j tho girl of today, aud when they are, it will Ikj more clearly understood why young men nro apt to bo fright ened from rather than attracted to the girl whose chief idea of popular ity is to be "smart" in her chat and "careless" in her manner. Edward W. Bok in Ladies' Home Journal. .-'fH -ile i m-1 n'" "-- .f. lit ', ' T. 1 ."".X - ' . SB M SB B aa X.w . ' , i?iK F ACK '- . 1. "I . i i i TiimSSSSHi ifffc mMsSWSBS aSfS'?i' p.;Sm ISrJrSnMlEl lwjI !$ja-JA lt;c r&i Lijiu -.t-jxre-tf .,, 'JsLsM ft-M VESA sMorasrawcri P. : r-0 sol as w cca j ?Miti Nj-SSHS8!?3- foUl V I I ' "y mk B.MHH X x X I s ,s s An m am M , Immm A tobaggo Tho runner nml tlio Lasryrr. Tliis itoiy is told of Charles Dick ens and ilr. Frederick Ouvry, the well known solicitor. On ono occa sion, Dickens was in treaty for a piece of land at the ba.k of Gad's Hill, tho proposed vendor being an old farmer, a keen old raiai of busi ness and a hard nut to crack. An interview was arranged with him ai Gad's Hill for a certain evening, and Mr. Ouvry came down for tho pur pose of being present when tho bar gain was struck. Dickens and Ouvry wero sitting over their wine when the old man was announced. "We had better go in," said Dickens. "2To, no," said tho astute lawyer-' "John" (to the butler), "show him into tlio study and take him a bottle of old port wine." Then, turning to Dickens. "A glass of port will do hhn no harm ; it will soften him." After waiting about twenty minutes they went into the study. Tho farmer was sitting lolt upright in an armchair, stern and uncompromising; the bottle of port had not been touched. The nego tiations then proceeded very much in favor of the farmer and the bar gain was struck. With a chuckle the old man then turned his attention to the port and finished the bottle. San Francisco Argonaut. He Broke Up the Game. In public, as well as in private, one should ever be mindful of the rights of others. Not long since a clergy man, accompanied by two young la dies, was traveling. It was nearing tho hour of midnight, yet they had not ordered their sleeping berths made up. Instead, they were indulg ing in a game of words trying to seo who could think of tho most words that begin with this or that letter. They spent half an hour or more on "A," and then went to "B" with a freshness that seemed to indicate that they intended, de?pite the late ness of the hour, to go to the end of tho alphabet. At any rate, that was tho impression they gave to tho tired man in tho berth opposite, who was trying in vain to sleep. Presently thero came a lull, when none of tho three seemed able to think of another B. Tho tired man took advantage of tho lull. 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STATKOr' ORrOON. 1 THKArK HKl'AKTMKST.J TOTiCF hrty vlvr-i thot pufllclent i.1 fund saifjii Un dto ny nil outRtaud StigsMlexnrr u endorse "procnte' aud not rwld for wat:t of funds.' aud that the fame wilt 1 paid upon) n-fUUxtloniit tills ottlcf, mtere-i thereon crtiRtnp with the dateor this notice. fHIU MlfH'HAJJ. Mat T easurcr. P losiils for Supplies. The Board olTruteei of the Oregon State luspnertsylutii ht-reoy Invite tealed pro- poaislJr turuishlns nt the ajium near .-Mi.em.urtgnn, ius lotion-lag xuppilM lor the six uiouUii ei.dlnc January 1, l$93: DKY GOOLS. 10.-0 j ds cotton llannel (Nat-Iiua, XXX) ) yd Amoskcag luarlneis stripes blue and white U yds Ljn.-dnle hUach sheeting 16 Inch. 3J0 yil ptquot A bheetlnn.lB inch. 400 yds pequot A uubleuched sheeting 45 Inch. tJ yds century cloth.dat k colors,afsorted 15J yds coDtinenlal uhevrf llaunel, black and white, S00 yds red and blue check glara crash, 18 inch 'tide. WW yd. bleached linen and IFrench craih 18 lucu wide. C0U J (Is Amockeas blue denims 9 oz. .'VHiyatiW bleuchfid shectliig. i'tquot. ."0 d. sa;rlor s.itln damask 5S inch wide 3Uozo 1U while iU;ark'siulla end) thread. 40 ' ot white ' ' ' JO ' ' a. black ' ' ' o ' ' 60 white ' ' ' 3 ' ' W ' ' ' 16 gross pantaloon buttons (metal) 13 doz prs subpenders, (Hockiord) 0 gros" shoe laces 5-4 M) yds Ainericiu shlrtlu 4 prlutd light col ors assorted. UROCE151ES. fi.lXX) lbs J, pi salt. 4UU aooo 30OU Mi Jo 0 cheese, Cranston'ji or a good, crucked wheat, ;lresh ground, bbls. rolled oats, ' ' dried currants, lra-h; good stock. (J a C'o's .UU brand carb soda, choice island rice, cieaui tartar, J. A. Folger's prime. or as gooa. JO gross lnaiouti-, Vulcan, superior Sarety. IB uoz scrub brushes. 6 ' clamp mop stick. 6 doz baih bricks. 3 ' dust buishet, 12 ' brooms. 2 doz whisk brooms. 25 causoysters.Flelds.Farren'sorasgood JO' corn, ( lnslow's or as good) 00 bxs inaecaroni 15 lbs each. s2 doz concentrated lye, American. -5 lbs ektsUcsiurcb. 1 gross clay pipes with 2 gross stems. 40 lbs bteariu wax candles, or as good. 2 doz Worcestershire sauce (quarts) Lea. & l'errlns. IGOlbs tapioca. 4CO corn sta.ch, Osweg) or as good. U0J0 golden C sugar. UXX) ' grnoulatcd 250 gals elder lnegar. 15UI lbs Gold Dust corumuil (or as good) fresh in bbls. S00 Si buckwheat flour, fresh, Improved roller.Oreon. SPICES. 300 Bs black pepper, ground. BUTTEK. 200 Bs fresh dairy butler, (weekly) more or less. TEA. 1U00 &J Japan, Columbia brand, or as good. COFFEE. 30CO lbs Costa lUca, rirst grade. 200 ' uhlcorr. 200 ' govt Java, ' ' 10J ' lealJlocha, ' 1OUAC0O. 1500 ltn HltdfcO Hammer brand, or as good, MEATd. 500 lbs per day more or less of beef and mutton as required lu equal parts o! lore aud hind quarters. I.EATHEK, Yi roll sole, heavy tetockton, extra 25 to 27 lbs each side. 1 buckskin. 1 domestic calfskin, 1 side harness leather. FLOUH. 500 bbls more or less, best roller proceos.di llvered as wanted. bOAPs. 2500 pounds Kirk's saon or as good. 10 boxes lory soap, 10J cukes each, 10 las Iiua lug soap (Palmer's barber or as good). CUOCKEKY. 2 doz 12-lnch platters. 1 ' 10 inch platters. 1 ' shuner salts. 3 7-lueh plates. 2 1 pint cream pitchers. 4 ' 1-gallon water pitchers. 3 ' li Inch vegetable dishes, (j ' l-quurl soup bowls. U wash bowls, d euets. 15 doz cups. 10 ' burners. 10 ' tumblers. 12 ' (Much dinner plates. 2 ' IMucb soup plat.. 1 ' 8 Inch vegetable dishes. Sl'ATIONEHY, 12 doz I'uyson's Indelible Ink. ,t qts sautord's premium fluid. 3 Staflord's copying 3 ' ' commercial Ink, 4 reams lefer pnper.weagewuHl hnlftluet, or Ok good. 0 doz kail pencils, Dixon's gniphlte 'o 456 ruu tip IM. 1 box Incandescent pens, No 7, Falcon. 1 incandescent ' 4, Ixindon, 2 ' UlllottB ' ' 401, 1500T3ANDfcItOE-i. 10 iloz buxes shoe bluckiug, patent wood buxes. . 3 iirs No ti ladles' fine shoes. 10 No 5 ' ' 7j ' ' h men's slippers. 75 "J 21' '8 loots. 0 ' u ' 2' MO ' ? . OILS, ETC. iX gallons coil oil, l'ea-1 brand, In tauk. A0 UuueJoll, boiled, In cases. KVi ' tutjKut'ue, Incases, nolbiparnttlue, t.g sal sod 50 bees wi.x. HAKDWAHE. ; doz dust us. 5 feet U'lu.-h u und Iron 25 fc-Tlt ) fj M 13 t -Z lint iron. Uivl-a lx'f v. ia Norway. 1l',S I 10 ' 5- inch octagon tool stel. : pieces s tect oath 1 Inch ootajqa to 1 steel. 1hu4. lklit, Hardens. UkfgNV ) CtlUl bt XkfV.NO.' nuid s,b No. 8 tiiMiit I hnri) short nuV. in to. .-o. . toeciUKx. fOi ni Ih.i u t,tm tsV lUl. 1 1 IHi 1 li ll rv ih.ii llm -r,. 'Mt1 H .oft ! nuf. p ,i-U, t49ll d -4 It t'.-i ll ,a, I il. t , 1 k., 'iui.-' . !! h wUi 2ulti.AI" 0 ' . . 1 pifc li rt d z ti H iinriwut, drtu4 timierial, Irou Ueelr, i doz H K barrows, plain material, Iron wheel. ( doz patent German handled hoe width b'luches. H doz No. 1 rolld rocket, cast steel hoes, width 0 Inches 2sloneslp(lge hammers of 25 lbs and lotJS 11m 1 double faced striking hammer. KM lbs N"o. 20 gaUuutzcd sheet Iron. 00 lbs No. 22 ' 4U01bsNo. IS ' 100 lbs 4-1 tiiilshlne nails. 1 200 lbs M ' ' 100 lbs lOd ' ' 2i0 lbs 8d nr.ils. VNalls. lUUIbslOd ' KO lbs 20a ' 500 lbs 40d ' lOOlbstOd ' PLUMBING MATSKIAL. JOO feet Inch galvanized iron pipe. 200 reet 1 inch 100 feet .... lWIectjl black 75leetJ4 ' ' H doz 1 Inch flange unions, ldoz Ji lni.li Keystone unionr. Hduz; 1 doz fi inch tecs. 2 doz 1 inch tees. 1 doz K Inch tecj doz IJ4 Inch tees 1 doz i Inch lock nut 1 doz iff plugs ldozj ' 1 doz 4 Ktlczk ' 1 doz liushings 1 to 3A 1 doz HushlDgs to K 1 doz Bushings 4 to& 1 doz liushings to i 1 doz sockets - inch y doz elbows 1S inch 1 doz elbows 1 inch 1 doz elbows Inch 1 doz elbows Inch 1 doz elbows inch 2 doz 1 Inch stratsht ell's 1 doz inch ' Kdoz2-inchJeukins'vnlves removable disks y, doz ljf-lncu ' ' ii doz 1 1 Jidozf 1 . i dozU ' ' doz ' ' 1 doz y3 removable disks for Jenkins' valves 1 doz Fuller bibbs plain IdozH ' 2 doz .Draper's steel oilers, no 14 r as good 1 doz elbow burner cocks 2 doz brass pillars 4 doz lava lips 1 pair 10 inch gas pliers 75 lbs solder y3 and 5 lbs resin 1 doz sink couplings yt duz lead S traps l 24 lbs 2-ply rubber packing, cloth Insertion 4 dcz vulcanized rubber washers Jbr Jiblbbs 2 doz j-siu 1 each 1 iuch and m inch drllt plugs for lead pipe DllUGd. 10, bs nqua ammonia 1 gross bottles, S oz 10 lbs absorbent co'ton doz spools rubber adhesive plaster,5 yds each 5 lbs ether fort In lbs cans 5 gros corks. No 4 0 lbs chera: hj drate cryst. 1 lb 11 oxt huchu P D .t Co or WyethA Bro's 1 lbs 11 ext pruuis virgin, ' ' 31bb ' s.irs!iprlliH etimp. lor syrup, ' 1 lb ' rlul arum, ior syrup, ' 1 lb ' zlnuglberls, P 1 i Co or Wyeth a. Bro's. 1 lb il ext aconite, ' ' 1 lb ' cannabis ind, ' 2 lbs ctiMsira eagrada, lib ' opil, ' ' ' lib '11 sol tolutana for syrup ' 2uoJ empty capsuii-o No. 1, P b Co. Ji0 ' ' 2 1000 ' ' 0 coo ' ' ' 10 ' . 1 lb balsimperu. 1 lb ilg potuis arsen. i0u0 hypodermic tablets hyoscyami sulpb. 1 W gr Wyeth J. 1110's 50 lbs roagneslae sulph. yut. Uiuipume sUipu. 1 lb pepsin sacch, 101b-. jnjlas.-. bioiu. 2 lbs patass iodide, olbo potass nit, crjst. 1 lb potass citrus. 1 oz oleum nijrciae. 4 oz olruin liglli. V lb phenacttiiie haver. 1 dozuotties Pnlli b'Emul.n Cod Liver Oil J) oz quinine sulph. KtM 51bsbodli bicarb. lJi dozsjringes, Davidson's. .l.bs sjiongcs, large carriage. 121b spouses, bUrgical. 1-igal spts act heiU nit. 10 lbs usellne XX, rt lined 1 oz urgent! nil in sticks, lib comp. tluct. cinchonla. 2 doz strengthening planttrs, S..t J. 2 doz Alcock's Porous platters. i hi podermic syringes, Wyeth's a. Bro's. 50 lbs tla.x seed me-al. fcainples may be seen at the olllce of the baird of trustees, goods must belu accord ance tbeiewiib, und must come In original i.acKUges when possible. The board of re serves the tight 10 reject any aud all bids. Delivery of suppi.es win be required with in ten days' nonce of acceptance of bid. A eopy of this advertisement must atcomp my f-ath bid, and the name of the class of supplies must be wriltc 1 on tte envelope containing bid Each bid must Include ull theluuisof tbetln-sbld upon, and must give Items and totals in lull.w ith exception iifmeat and flour. Auditing olilcers are pioh.bned from cenrlrmlng accounts of purchasers uhen the advertisement does not contain a (ud andcomplete description wl the urtic es to be purchased. Bldx Kll bo opened at 2 o'clock p. m. on l'usda , Jui 5. ltw, sYLVK TEU PENNOVEU, GEO. W.McBHIUU. I'.-IH.. METbt'HAN, SVji. A. .Mi-sly. Board of commissioners. Cleru of Board. Hei'orn Starting on a Journey . person ii-.u. llj dexlres logtln some In :erauttlti as to th most desirable route to ake, a nl u.II rurehass tickets via the one ilia' f Hi alK-ui him tht quickest and best .erlce. Heiore starting on a trip to Chi cago or uuy poi.tt Uut.joubhould provide .'outse.i vxrhii map and ll.ue table of the l.oiism . emral Lino The tialns run on Lhlxuuteaievcct'.buieandr.reequlpped th Pull rii'iii's lutes! Urawtnglloomtiitep jrs, el .unl Coi.cties und Dining ( nrs if iuU.. design, i.uiaeipressl for this ter- It-. 1 rt a-t exquisite lu furnishings und .0..WL1 ent and i-.m''miue in urrange miu und i cumuli-el'i every detail that hey have no superior In oomfon and ele .piuu Tbt dlulug car 1 ervice Is pmnoun ed by uli tte most elegant ever inatgur ilco.ttl.d is opetuUxt lu the lute est 1.1 lis littrons, Favt irwlus Ms the A'lsconeln Central .hs oue '. 1 neupoll daily al 12:15 p.m. n.il Q.Vi p 10, and "st. Paul i.t i;p m. bd 7 .3 p ui , iuti.ug Usui ib e itiui ec .Nuu.ttiull :i-ulu.. Iro tlio v tt nd oiulr.ixi 'or Mi'ktU, iua, pit.iii'iiif'ts und lull I'ln lUH.a .,pty toij F, Me. .Ill, I. P. 1 1 : . .'ii Mr j- .1 in , fil ti J r-, ; l i.int, G- ie . '.wJ-gi u .1 ' li-i it UWi'. 1 it uu! I 1 1 lily VVlif'. j." r?& . lit - 3 t 02 tmnmmmmamm 5 ? O 5 " o Bi cr EL CO.. O O e-. t m 5s - t a c 1 1 r- o ai tn E in - o - w "-3 O - p -s C OS-" y. o s p fog 5- a. CD C o et-. 1- o s -s S ? 2; 2 1 ( it, c. 3 E E C. 'A CT- Ul J3 O S w a Em CO m 2. a t.. X E o E - co C o p ct- E O P - (-M Cm J cr 5" E r C5 C p Oi S" g- 2. " i-5 - - Si rt- vJ re o 2 w 5- P o - E CO to s; . - tn O p o o 33 a a p A -1 e- o CT- o pl s, ; rt o 3- P a U C3 S-M CO o p cr o re o CO p re P 2 & p S & 9 r O bJ EL )S E? E ci-re '-u t-J to re w o CT- fc3 3 t Iw: OO CO 00 CTsJ S3. CX2, PRINTING. CNK OKTIIU LANUEHT ESrAlll tr. 1 fnient. In Hip Ktote. LoweyJgh' (1 Portland. LBnret ti-k- 1 J, .. ,)? tbu 'I the State, n-jd biggest dlcoun'. 2,V prlllt nf Job prlnPng. ami wUkS,1 lgl blKnkn. E. At v, A iT muo Primer KiUm o,V EAST AND SOU i h -VIA Southern Pacific Route Shasta Liiitr CALlrOItNIA tJCI'Kl.HH 1HA1.V- J T UETWEEN rOKTUAN D A Ml t. f buulh. 7.-0L' p. in. U:ls p. in, S.-15 a.111. Lv. Portland Ar. , ,. Lv. . Blo:n l.v. , t x J Ar. San FniE Lv. .1,1,, A ttewro Iruln. k..n. .. ... .. .. tlous north of Kosebuig, rust i . Or-gou City, Woodbtiru, ulelI.. a bai langent. rihedtbi, HaKey, JlAr "V. Junction City, Irlng and 1: uKcae. ' ItOMUHCKa MAI.L, DAIL1 , r:3 a. 111. 11:17 a. m S:jU p. m. l.v. Portland Ar. 1 4 0 dTi Lv Salem Lv. , l.u ,,. , Ar. lloiburg Lv. , IMa. Albany Loral, Dally JUcopt huiniaj oM n. in. 7 a- p. III. Lv. Lv: lunLnd eait ai Ar. Lv, Wl p.m. Ar. Albany Lv.l u H. 1. 10:.aj a. J,i PDLLMAN BUFFET SLhEPM Second Class Sleeping Can Foracconimodutiou nt pa'stoeers holdn secoud t.ass tickets attached to exprea trains. Yest SMe Division, Between Portl and Cemllis: PAILY (EiCHIT bO'OAY). ;:;i) a. m. fE7 miOp.ni. I Ar. TortlanH-:G7T?iW p. i Corvallls Lv. 12:jS p. n . At Albauy and Corvallls connect trains ofOregon Pacific ltallrond. EXPRESS TRA1 (DAILY KXrElTSCND, 4:4-1 p. lu. 7:25 p. m. "Ev; Portland ArTi Ar.McMiunvllleLv. e:'X 1,, 5:45 a. Ihrouaih Tickets To all point EAST and SOUTH For tickets and lull information rtgrro ing rates maps, etc., apply to the Ccn ca nys agent fenlein, uiegon. E.P. KOGEKS, Asst. is. '. and Fass.A . It. KOEHLEK. 11 mat From Terminal or Interior Points lfct Northern Pacific Railroad Is the line to take To all Points East and South. It Is the dining car route. It runs throt p sestlbule trains eery day lntheieriu ST. PALL 1KB CHICAGO (No change of cars.) Composed of dining tars unsurpassed, Pullman drawing room sleepe.r Ot latest equirnie'it TOURIST Sleeping Cars,! Best that can be constructed and In whlcl accommodatUcH are both Irce and lur nished for holders of llrstand secondko. tickets, and ELEGAKT DAY COACHES. Acoutlunoc? Iluo cociie:t!ng -ith oil Hues, ahordluj cixect i-nd unlnterrupti d seivtce. Pullman sl(,"r - 'Ions can btse. cured luadvtl. 1 Cj,s any ngett of the road. Through tickets to and from all points lu America, England and Europe can be purchased at any ticket office ot this com pany. Full Information concerning rates, tin e of tralui.roiites and other details Iurnlfhc3 on application to any agent or A. D. CHARLTON. Assistant General Passeuxer Agent, .No. 121 First street, cor. Washington; Port land. Oreion SHAW & DOWNING, Agent. so TKgwisni 1 em-nz, J jrw v 1 Tyset-i a ' ir7 c tJiV r 1 6ol ". m ii m fSsf w.m i)t St& sr.vrK 'r TfsBflKTOHi'yA?e HEALTH. Le ItlcLiiTi's Golden Tlalsam K. 1 Cures Chancres, firs', and second Bl t Sores en tho Legs and Bsdy; &ore Ei 1 Eyes, Nose, etc., Copper-colored Oiotcbei SyphlUtiol'atinh. diseased Scalp, ard all primary forms of tha dlsea33 Innwn Syphllli!. Price, S5 00 per lluMle Le Rlcliau'a Colilen Ilu'inm !. Cures Tertiary, Mercurial as'plii'itlo Khe'l matlsm, Pains In the Bones, fains In ttit Head, back of tho Neck, Ulcerated Son Throat, Syphllltlo Hash, Lumps and con tracted Cords, Stlflncsj of the Limbs, aaJ endtcatea all disease from th system, uhether caused by Indiscretion cr a o! Mercury, leaving the blsod paro " healthy. lilce S5 00 per Holl'e. Lo lllcliau' Golden Spanish An 1 doto for the cure of Gonorrhea, 0ti Irritation Gravel, and all Urinary or 0 nl Uldisarranjemcnts. Price S3 50 p Bottle. , , . uv Ulclinu'a Golden Rpunlsli In Jectlon, foraefera oases of Qsnor- a InlUmnjatory Gleet. Strlctures.ic Prl" 61 60 per IJottle. . i, ICicluiu'a Golden Ointment for tba effective heallu.'of gypttllitlo jori aaderupUons. Prlrel 00 iter Hoi Lo Itlchau'a Golden Pill-"" and Brain treatment; loss of pbyi'l K er, excess or over-work. Prostration, eta Prlca 63 00 per Box Tonic ami Nervine, j 6nt airrywbere, C. a li, aecortlj cu perexprcaa, THE RICHARDS"0RUQ CO., As SOS 611 IttAUREr S'f THE YAOUlNA ROUTE. OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD And Oregon Development company V steamsnipiine. ;iz nines snorter,: ai un. less tune than br anv other loute. Unl ciass through passenger and freight l'ue iroiu rortiauu anu an points in tne 1. lamctte valley to and from yau rrai.cUr' TIME SCHEDULE, (Kxceptauntvysj. Leave Albany 1:00 PM Leave Coivaills 1:40 Pii Arrive Yaqulna ....... 5:M)Pil Leave Yaqulna- ...... -6.13 A. M Leave Corvallls - - .... ioiojAJI Arrive Albany ll:10AM O. it C. trains connect at Albanj and j i;orvauiB. The above trains connect nt YAQl'INA with the uregon Development cos Lin 31 btearnshloH between aoulna ana Sa Francisco. '. II. Passengers Irom Portland and hi! Willamette Valley points can makt clmi connection with tho trains c tlif YAOUINA HOUTE at Albany orCorvr 1 and If destined to fran Francisco. horld arrange to arrive nt Yaquma the 1 l.c before date of sailing. Passenger aail might Kales AIrs -i Iiowrst. Forlnformatlenapiily to " ' si HL'LMAN Co., I-reignt mil lk.ei Agcnta VW) and 20J Front st PorUa' .,"r. C.C. HOOUK Ao't Gen'l Fr Pais. Agt., Oregon PaclBc 11. 1 ' . Corvah s ( ;i;lH.HAHft'KuL,Jr.Ueu,l rrt, .' Pass. Agt, Oregon Develoi ? ut Co., !kH Jloutgoioei-i . mkz A J- .-i-f. i Mi iM'ua-i-. . M m&$u