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Newspaper Page TextPW uX"r -' HJlKfc ". JJJS&jSrV . f " V BTEStS-G CAPITAL JOUKX4L, THTTBSDAT, DECEMBER Hi, ike cmm jomsiL rCKLSHKD DAILY. EXC13T SUNDAY. TTXX Cipital Journal Pub&hiag Company ctSce Block, CosssaerciM Bare. HOfEB B80THEBS, Editor. T J ttmlir. br CL-fAS. ccr - ua LEI 1BEH BE IQCALIZED. Tbe State Btard of Equalization now is arfion trill probably Dot repeat iu Honffut vcar and makeabori- zooulxaiseof any daw of property. Xaatytartbey took tbe onwarraatable liberty of adding thirty percent to town tot asd tea v-nxnv to real estate all orer ttieetate. They raised tbe wboie jie waloatiou aoine thirty millions ham what it vu n-torntd by the cooo- ty boards of eqoalization, Tbe supreme ewHrt suld they bad tbe legal power Vi 4a a. If forty apr-me court decision MM to that would not make it right. Itsrfgbl make It kgL Of coarse, tb sfefreesoo, one mibt almort aay de Mrelioo, of value, th past yr wid leave little room for tbe playfal fauciti. f the alleged tax equalizer. Tbeirex tenet spirits may be etlmalated by tfwiB2 110 a day for tbir serviee,ba! they know that no one else L making tetamper day, and that there if fcdly a business or a bank or a corpor ation la tb stale earning that sum per toy, or likely to this coming year, ao . thev will hesitate before getting inu say phiyful moods of elevating yaluw hv th scores of million. Their plain doty U to equalize. Tna scans,!! property in auj"uiuK - Vt mmmxA dUproportlonately bigb 01 j)portionateIy low, they are to low er tbe formtr and rale the latter. Thai fc tqaalixing. Nothing else hu The; have no legal or moral right to aaim 4fet all tbe property in tbe iUte ba fees returned too blgb, or too low. T&ey have no autocratic power to fix TaJa or assume anything. Tbe power to tax to the power to destroy and the people ahoaldjealouily guard any a wmption of cxr-llke methods 00 tbi part of aay public offldal when it come to aMeMment and taxation. Tbe mort He!fet Injustice la in tbe way tbe eevaty awesaor thla year advanced tbe valuattosaoftown lob. over last year, asd tbe high wseeamentof boraeaaod aitle. No real estate baa declined io valae like town and city lots since 1692 ud horses and cattle will not sell for what tbey are aaessed at. It wm undoubtedly to meet the czar like ultimatum of tbe state board last year In raising town lota thirty percent that assessors made sucb an advance ob that class of property this year. That illustrates the evil eflect of as sumptions in deallogwitheucb matters. Tax levies on town and city property t In flxed mills, aDd usually to the fall limit of the charter. This most perishable class of real es tate, town and city property, should be reduced, If It could be done with fair- mm and Justice to other Interests. But hew cam it be done without Increasing the burden on farming property? After ail tbe city Is better able to stand It than the farmer. Tbe city lives oil tbe farmer. It gathers toll oQ tbe producer asd to be relieved of taxes at tbe ex pause of tbe farmer is out of tbe ques tion. City taxes should not be levied i'ia specific mills. I In considering valuations between f eounties, 11 1 plain mat juarion county -' I assessed relatively far above other farming counties mat nave as ncu . . .. .. . . ...i. lauds and are as finely improved com saunltle. Marlon county bas had a very thorough and conscientious aa aeasor. His work Is well spokea of by all. Tbe taxpayers committee wbo ask that tbe lutegrity of tbe Marion coun ty assessment be maintained desired to pay 'heir aaseasor a bkh compliment. JBut they did not mcau that auy luus fctse should be done to Marlon county. They did not mean that her farming taods should be valued at fourteen dol lars an acre and other counties with" etfttitlly as 'good lands be allowed u slip is for- uiae dollars an acre. That weWbe manifestly unjust. No one Mfc that. No zeal to uphold the good wffc4f our assessor wouid lead us luto caeceaslve liberality. Our assessor Id B9t wWi'a ouftiplliueut at the of Ih taxpayers. Our farmers don't wish to pay (14 thefttate treasury for every 0 paid hy.adjuisjferg counties on every whit good lasM ours. To prevent sucb sgustioa to what th stato board or itaHctfM hi for. If that is not wnat are for. wbst Is their fuuctionv with lauds as good an Marlou ylaiMtsaud there are not many (we wish trwe were more,) jui low as we- have Intimated lMkraldallttU'. Marlon should Jlttlo. The totals or tne should not be raised. Itot 4olWr Tba returned valuations mh the ooufctka should bo M)i4d. Equalised. fw waixpt Mm'a wesmen.i as a !ifjlMbM irtcultural uoun- ivmM'IWi ewpiru(it lo'.Marioii, ?ry expoalTa to th other cou utles I ' tha WMhkMtftt. VkWy. 11 wouiu 00 L. tw,turihv fcHMh6f Ottawa's three or fear ft higar thsa all tbe rest of the town plat and then asking that all tbe rest be graded op to bU :Tbat woold be cajo.it, anreaaonab?, fpotisb, tosan. Dxa aayoo propose ! thai aH tbe eoanUes in tbe aHtj be raised up to Marioo? AH tbe represen tatives from all tbe counties eo far , beard from before tbe board are bere 1 tuluZ uuu weu cmuua r w ,.r- aod tome ask redoeUons in valastiost . jmiThwire rizhL. They sboaia not ws rafeed op to ilariou. And Marion boald oot be lowered to tbem. Bat all tbe counties eboatd te properly and jodicioaaiy eqaalizesd. EEuCmS EXPESs'ES. Tbe report of tbe committee on re dueiog aty expenses dow not go far euoagb- It Is manifestly onjust to dis charge meu on tbe police force arid street force wbo are getting mere day wages and allow 'he marshal's salary and fee to remain near tbe three tbou- nl rfr.llsr mark- Tbe Marshal him self would not ay that it is a fair prop orftion. Ooe thousand dollars is a bit? income these days and in reducing ex peases tbe committee eboald consider this. It should be remembered that 1100 a month men a year or two since re glad to get work at ISO a month in ucn petitions. Incomes of all clawe if professional service has been reduced aod ISO will bring as much a f 100 a few years ago. SCSUEaTED CHUMEST. The Jocbnai. is not tbe governor1 organ. - W5.O00.OUO was apeut Chicago last year. for drioks in The JoOBXAt, New Years ediUoo will be a crediUM" n-wpaper. Tbe bardHimea Curutmas of l93 will be long rwarnlrKd. Balem Is too live a toco to be a good graveyard for anything. Henry Uwrge lectures on abolishing poverty fur foOO a night. In spendlug for CrirUtmu throw iu a half-dollar for tbe MKJee benefit. Tbe Kiuderrteu beat Christmas gift stocking. la Santa Clauo't for Uncle Sam'e We shall know just how religious we are when that church census Is com pleted. Poems beiunin:' "at Cbristmastide when the snow U deep" do not fit in these parts. 5Iore waut ads are brought to THE Jodbsal office every day than to all other daily papers In the city. Iowa boasts an illmtrated literary Monthly Tbe Midland Magazine of DesMoIne, Johnson Brigbam, editor. Hre Is a cin!atlou. Discussion of the Wilson Turin! ripper bill cannot make times any worse than they are. Is alcohol a polsou ? The physicians wbo examined Richard McOee's stomach, Bald he had been poisoned. Tbe poor are sleeping In tbe cushioned pews of tbe big Chicago churches. It was formerly the rich who slept ' there. aaBaSBsaSSSBBSBBBSSSSSSBBSBNBB As long as Governor Alt'eld is being snubbed by the people of Illinois, tbe rest of tbe country Is reasonably sufe. The name of ex-Governor Larrabe of Iowa, Is connected with tbe presidency of the propoied Lakes and Gulf railroad project. A duty of one ceot a pound on sugar will bring $45,000,000 revenue. Free wool and taxed sugar will kill any party, Des Moines, la., with oue hundred thousand population has threw dally papers. Portland, auotuer 100,000 city has only two. One million lew persons will ride across the big Brooklyn bridge In 1W3 than iu 1692. iiurd tlaies do uot respect tbe big corMirtlonn. R. P. Clarks-ui, tim preut brilliant editor of the lowu State Register, was until 60 years of ae connected solely with its butlne8 IiiIitm-U. Hon. H. W. Corbftl, of Portland, Is reoderlng the people of this state signal service In his vigorous conduct of the the committee of One Hundred at Port- land. Buv no luxurirs for the older ones uuless you cuu ufl ird It but do not cut oft tho toys utid kulck- kuacks from the younger ohltdren at the cbrituits season. The Democrats will make up their revenue deficit by Increased Internal revenue and legacy taxes. WhUky and death were always a source of Democratic lusplrailoii. You will never miss that halfdolUr you spend at tho Baby McQeo benefit, you will Imven happy evHulup, and thi'riAsIx llttlo cUlldron will be Unit much belter provided for this loug Jry winter- 11 keia for salt at tula GtrreroorMcKlnleT.ofOblo. firmJy adheres to bb donation to bare a I qoirt and inexpressive inaaroraUoo. ( TberelaJeffBoaUn rimplidty atwotj oar next preskleot that if commend-1 able. TODAY'S MARKETS. Prices Carreat by Telegraph Local and Portland QaoUtioas. j Salem, December 21, 4 p. m. Offi Daily Capital joubsai- Quota tions for day aod op to boar of going to press were as follews: 8AU3C PBODCCE MABKKT. 7JECTT. Apples 30c to 50c a busbeL BOTCHKB STOCK. Veals dreasd 0 cts. Hogs drew&ed 5. LivecatUe 1 to 2. Sbetrp alive J 1.50. HILL PBICES. Salem Milling Co.quetes: Floor 11.25 in wholesale lots VZJ&). Retail $3.20. Bran 114 bulk, $1-5 sacked. Shorts 15J &. Loop leea ibana i. WHEAT. 431 cents oer bubeL HAT JLXV GKAIX. fkls-new 25 to 30c Hav Baled, new IS toflO; old 10 to 112. "Wild in bulk, f to IS. FABX PBODCCTS. Wool Best, 10c Hops Small sale, 17 to ISc Kxk Cash, STJ. Butter Btt dairy, SO; fancy cxe&Btery, 35. Cheese 12 to 15 cts. Farm smoced meats Bacon 12; bams, 13; shoulder, 11. Potatoes 35c Onions 2 cents. Beeswax 34c Caraway seed, 16c AnL seed, 2Sc Ginseng, L40. LIVE PODLTBV. Chickens- no market,ducks,S10;tur keys, slow sle, choice. 10c; gtew: 5 to 7c POBTLAND QUOTATIONS. Grain. Feed, etc Flour Suudard, l&0; Walla Walla, 13.15; grabam, $50; superfine, $2.25 per barrel. Oat ewwhlte.35cperbu ,grey,34c; rrll-J. in bata, t2o60; barreU, IS.79&7M; ca.r-. $3 75. Hay Beat, $1012 ir ton. WijmI vallev. 10((3,1 lc Millstuffs Bran. tlo.V); shorts, $16; ground barley, $18; chop feci, $io lr ton; whole feed, barley, 70 cts. per cental; middling, $2328 perton; brew ing barley, 0&5c kt ceutal: chicteu wheat. 601.15 percental. Hops New 10 to 16J. Hides green, salted, 60 lbs. 3c nn-derWlbi.,23-; sheep ptlu, $060c DAtay PBiDDCE. Butter Oregon fancy creamery, S0 32i';faDcy dairy, 2-27c; fair to eoou, M(s221c; common, 15 to 17c per lb. (iieeee Oregon, 12i3: Youne American, 1516cper pound; California 14c: Swiss imp., 3032;Dow., 1628. YLuv9 Oregon. 30c vnr duaen. Poultrv-ominal: cuickeus. mixed. $2 03 50 per dozen; ducks,$4 505.60 gee, WM; turkeys, Uve, 12Jc; drr-ed. 13c B-ef Top steers, 2Jc per pound; fair to good steers, 2c; No 1 cow. 2c; flr cowj, lc; dressed beef, $3 50(55 00 per 100 pounds Mutton Best sheep, $2; choice mut ton. $1 75200; Iambs, $2 00225. Hogs Clinic, beavy, 4 605 00; medium. 14 00r4 50; Hunt and feeders, $4 00fo4 50; (Ireaxed, $6 50. Veal-$3 00&5 00- BAN FBANCISOO JIABKET. Woel: Oregon Eastern choice, 10 12c; do inferior, 89c; do valley, 120 16c Hods 16 to 18c. Potatoes Erly Rose. 5055. Bur- lianks, .3545c OaUr-Milliug, $1.121.17J. Ages, Sages and Wages. If you have a wife and balf-a-dozen daughters, you can keep tbem all well by very simple mean . Let them um- Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Ii is eood for women of all ages. You will not need to spend all your wages for it. Those ancient sages, tbe M. D. of a century since, did nothing but dose and bleed their patients. Wed better to aav: we use Lir. rierce remedies. For womankind. Dr. PierceV Favorite Prescription is iudinpensahle The vouuc drl needs Iu strenKlbliit: help at that critical period wbeu she i blossoming into womanhood. Tbe malrou aim mower una in it vigora tion and relief from the numerous 1 II whlch beset tbelr distance. And ladies well advanced in years universal ly acknowledge the revivifying and restorative effa-t of this favorite and standurd remedy. Will 1x9 found an exrtjleol remedy f r tck tieadarbe. irir' Ull t UTrr I'llU Tbou xnJtof letter from p-pl wo bavn ueO mem prove inn uci. irj intm If'lck be-idehe I mturr. wbst re Cirttr't iltUeLver t IU Ifluey will pokluvelr cuiv if t'eoplr wtii b iv uted tnera peak traok. ly ot tbetr wor.h. Tbey are urnail una eay to take If you onc fy Carter1 LUtle Ltver 111U lor lck bMdrhf, bul'xunrot -ir coiwUpaUon, you will nev r to wtib mi them Tbey me pu tfy vrgetHble iroll und eair to take ixin't forget tni. Economize in Paper. Clean ueuspafiers, tied in bundles ol 100, not cut, lor sale at this tnloo at fifteen cents a bundle, A heavy straw wrapping paper, larue sheets, twocenit- a pound, rtext door to tne pootortlee, VIGUR f MEN EmII;. Quickly, Psrtusentl; RtttorW. WEAKNESS, NERVOUSNESS, DEBILITY, nil all th trsla of t1U from early rrort or Uwr uctuu, U ruli or otMwotk. tlokncit, vrorrr.eio. ruUtrufih, dilpir.ail as4 too Ctrtn M e try cri aa4 prKiloo ot lb ljJr, Wmpl. DttnrmlrnettxxJi. tmmlUulnipniieiat atn. Vpllur ImDUltjU. .. IflHVKTI. . ... . U. l &tfV7 "Sl' iplaiuicloo aad pruotl BaaUeOimiMljrrM. ERIE MEDICAL CO. urrALo n. v. "TJSwc. EH5 tSSS lr , t rirasejjietkIoewtari j, BIl0ii nflrmtr." TcTfar of comae to tbe ScripSaral iwtwifil of that aaaa. As 1 was constat; owt of cterch a bvevy haafl ed asA aahajasd feOenB-ptnsa ste?ptd cptenaadsai: TSos rer. straacer. wnat ayou .fkt.i cjf that Mter is the psrprtT" "Iliaai he is a pretty sac soft a r; srash&ed,x3TV.aodpcx,,bet "WrfL e yer. sczase?: Lnu yea Taserre -what be laid aboct the roe jasap rn an a xaeaatadcJ D"d yoe bear bs say that? "Tes. What absct itT "Wefl. ki a yer. Cap, of coarse be ttss a-joiia, wa'at he? "Certaialr he was noc" & yer, -Banr, yoa don't aKan to say be was a-cyin' to gig that dowa as as a fact? He doa't reJy befexe that no roe ever yemped on a taorrnufn, now, does beT "He does of coarse, sad so do L I know it." "Well, ltoi-a-yer. mister; Vm a mere child TxHit most things. IcaarwalJtrw a'moss any oriiaary He. Too im etuS xsefoll of owdacsoas abiii5 wsen Tia EsSerin from igaorzao?. Bat yoa must excae rae on tins, les, sir. isoar en yoa when yoa ask me to gorge myself with that lancer tie. rve wa a-nttccin ahad aa berria 'most all lay life, and gettin the roes oct or 'eia, bet I never seea no roe that oooM git up aa nt whta yon oac't laid it down. I waster be re ligious; I waater do rignt and bleeve in preachers, bat when yoa ak tae to Meere that any had roe ever bounced cp a bill and frolicked aroual over the grass ray stununick g&es agiait. It's tooiauch, strasger; mach too mach." Then I uaf olded the matter to him, and he weat away comforted. Boston Courier. A 3Iden FlDacler. Easiness Mn See here, rir! Yon gave rae a check oa the Hishny baak. aad I find that there is no such institu tion. Financier (who has been piayiag in hard lack HoM oa to tbe check, my dear sir. It will be all right. The bank isn't ia operation yet. "Sirr "Oh, it's all right. After I get a few thousand of those checks oat the holders will find it to their iaterest to club to gether and help me Etart the bank." New York Weekly. A T--ntpg Memorial. "You are going to erect a monument to your father'3 memory, I suppose?" said a friend of a deceased New York millionaire to one of his sons. "Oh, no. 3Ionument3 crumble and decay and are forgotten. We are going to do something that will keep his mem ory alive much longer." "What's thatT "We are going to fight in the courts for his property." Texas Sif ting3. Too Much EDthntiatm, Struggling Pastor 1 never saw such enthusiasm as there is about our next church entertainment to raise money for my salary. WTien I called for persons to sell tickets, the whole congregation arose and came forward. Wife Yes, at the last entertainment those who sold tickets were let in free, CARTERS ISWr "Sri CURE Sick Ileadaeiw and reiiere all tbe tnmbSes Inci dent to a btijouj ftate of tbe Bjutra. such a Ducnea, Matuea. DrowitaeH. Dutreu after eatiog. Fain la the Side. 4c While their roort remarkable (access tai been abonrn In canne SICK ITeadaebe. yet Ciima'i Lrrrta Lrvxn Pills are equally ralnafale in Constipation, cunns and prerenting thit ar-nnrngcompUiPt. while they alto correct all disorders of the stomach, stimulate the liter and regulate the bowels. ren if they only cured HEAD .ehe they would be aim rot priceless to those who suffer from this dJtreMing cemplaint: but fortunately their go1nec dnes not end here, and thnae who once lr them ill find these little pills ratual !e in so many ways that they will not be willing to do without them. Bat alter all sici head ACHE Is the bine of so many lires that here is where we rotke our great boost. Our pills cure it while others do not. Ciana's Lrrrut Lrrra Pius are Terr small aad rery easy to take One or two pllU make a dose. Tbey are strictly trretableand do not grips or purge, but by their grntle action please all who use them In rials at Si ct-nts; Ore for $1 Sold ererywhere. or bent by mail. osrzx UEtc&rz co.. vn 1st MR billsis, bilfe HAVE YOU GOT PILES ITCUHI3 riXxd totra tr moutnre U prpiraU&a.ex.uiau.uJHf iLcnaz when yrirm. This term and tUKO, 1.1 Bsnmq or r&ovuuvma rnu TlrtDXTOXrETO DR. BO-SJtt-KD-S FILE REMEDY, wlilgb ku mrectlr oa nana affected aborl tumors, auArstUhlsx.eflctfttBa a permaarai eur. Trie Ha. u-ucsins orml). Or. Hoi-iVo,rnlU4lpm.rn. hold by ltHrl.flt A Vn(SIm. THE PACIFIC DETECTIVE AND C0LLEG7IXG BUREAD 8ALBM, - - - Orson irkvate woik a specialty. C. K. OLEM KNT. Jlanaer SMITH BROS., CONTRACTORS & PLASTEHER8. Leave orders atfoUle-lVrkharstbloctcoom t,SUlesu,Ortun. Bids for -Asylum Supplies. TBE flOARD Of TRtlSTEES OF THE Oregas slate tasxae ajytcia tnrlte salel prvp&sass tec tmnAitdae at tbe xsyltnn sear Sties, Orescn. the feHswtsg w p is: lie tti cxraUis eodisc Jcae 3K 1K4. PLXTltBISC. 1 do. each H. H. H. K. IH and I inch 1 dx. each H. X. IH. Vi. aad I inch tax. i n. each i, aaa Vi tach Keystone 1 far 1 1 1 oz each 1. IVi aad 2 Inch fiange tsntons. 1 Am each H. H. X. V. atreet eHa. 1 dez. each S and H inch sockets. 1 tez. each U. and 1 lach plugs. 2 dox. each i a&d Vt lach cecsfreutoa bfcs. Aalsfatd. 2 dx. each and H isch compression b btta. Sotsbed. Tbt ittt each or H. H. Vi. . U aad 14 lacb M3 ptp. KO iet each of Vi. and 1 lsch galr. pipe. Vs dz. each U. H and Vi Jeaiua' TalTea I reavruiie mc?rr 1 doz. each i and 1 Inch Jeskin's tUtcs rtsorahle diits. 21 sq. feet J ply rubber packing. ns- each i and at- cax packing. 1 Jici-wa s See scraper, 2 lncn. 3i bozhets charccol. XO lbs. solder, j and Vi- 2 each extra laws asd nuts for 12. It and 2t inch SUitBons wrenches. M lbs. Asbestes candle wick. 1M n. feet sheet lead t lb. 2 A'jz. Saapson's battery cells. 2 dw. H and glass gage washers, square. DRT GOODS. KO rard eall best. Zi yards cotton flannel. Naahao XXX. lf.O yds. peiuot A unbleached 45 inch. UM yards Mariners stripe. y yards Inlale "bleached. UJt yards pequot A sheeting. X inch. S&l yds. Contiseiital check flannel. . KO-yds. glass crash towelling. JS inch. 30 yds. bleached linen French towell ing. 3.0 yds. blue denim. KO yds. bleached sheeting equot -. JW yds. itarseUls check. York Mfg. boxes white stay binding Vi inch. 12 dozen Turkey red handkerchiefs. 24 inch. Zi iozea Coat's thread, white o. 2. ttd 1 n . -r-il " il -Ni. I 15 doren Coafs thread, black No. 35. 12 dozen Ccat's thread, black No. It 12 dozen black lines thread. No. S. IA yards table oilcloth, white. 12 dozes papers pins. 50 doz. prs. men's socks (half hose.) I doz. prs. men's gloves. Nos. i and . extra bea'vy. 15 dozes pairs suspenders. 1W yards r-ilesla. 4-7 inch, drab. 1 great gross men's pants buttons. 1 great gross pants buckles. 5 great gross men's shirt buttons, me dium size. Kb"! -jirnt'il re rl hn""n. 2 dozen corsets (assorted sizes, 20 to SO. t dozen thimbles, Nos. 9 and 10 closed ends. CLOTHING. S pairs Jean pants. & 29. 8 pairs Jeans pants, SO 30. 12 pairs Jean pants, 31 IL 12 pairs Jean pants 3321 12 pairs Jean pants. 3332. C pairs-Jean pants, 3331. 6 pairs Jean pants, 3234. "il pair Jean pants, 333. . 12 pairs Jean pants, 3C 32. , 5 pairs Jean pants. S7 3J. pairs Jean pants, 37 it. 6 pairs Jean pants, 3S 22. 6 pairs Jean pants, 2S Ii 6 pairs Jean pants, 2J 33. 6 pairs Jeans pa .t-. : 2. TARNS. K0 lbs. heavy white wool yarn. ISO lbs. cheapest grade wool yarn, as sorted colors. S rbs. Crown mills carpet warp. GROCKRI1M. JH BARBELS OB BOXXS. is fCO 5? eTaoula'ed sugar, extra fine, dry. 12.0C 2 G Csuesr. 6 iti ivlied oat. 5 fXO 3w rrarked wheat, &r.t & o-n meal. ZViiC hominy, small cracked. 1 A) 3m hominy. 5(T'2 rto. H2. bluing. SCO gtllons vinegar. 2 0 villous N. O. molaxses. 1fO fc. cim tta'Cb, Orwego. jncrjijS'. Ltvfrjrool fait 40 E Orb.eOda, A nd H. an tn. ceoTii taner Foler. SO grof s mtf'ty ma ches (Vulcan). 1 bale broom com. 3 doz-ns wh sk brooms. M i-zen oj ter, cans A. Field's Cove). 15 dozen -an on n(Kw Vulle ) ROIw. soda cracker, XXX, lurntsbed as re qnlrert. SCCO gallons syrup (tandvrd). 40 fc candle Btari wax). 2drzn Woreesterabire sauce, In qU-,Lee and PerrlnsJ 20 tt. grmea. KO bi. tago SO Bx rtalna starch. eri E. sal toda. 2i dozen brooms. a1 lbs pea ri barley. 100 lbs. starch, glos. 3) botes macaroni. 8 boxea vermicelli, OJ rw. cbee. Cranston's or' as good, far nlsbedas require!. HPICES. 731b. mustard. 0 lbs. black pepper. . flOliw. ginger. 25 lbs. allspice. CROCKERY. lrtoz n tacurrt- '5d"rei tfa saucers. '5 d'z-n quart soup bowls. 2 d s u 1 gl on p t 'hers. 3 dzn nnit plat--. 1 m tfu bowl d pitchers. 1 dozn chamber poia. d z"i bed pans. 1 dozen pint svruo pitchers. 2 d' zn lantetn elo' e 3 iliwn pint crsin pitchers. Sdi.z-n 1-irb di-ne pUUs. 2 doz n 7 -neb nle plat. S dozen 13 Inch vegetable dishes. 4 d' z u 10 Inch vezeta -le dlbes. 1 dozen n?r bowls 3oz n 12 inch putters. 2 dozen It lt,cb platters. FLOUR. 650 bnrrels, mn-e or lea. best roller process, di-nvi-red s require. 5 barrels grabam, more or less, delivered as rtqul cd. BOAP. 2t) lb. extra pale savon, 1 oru 1 . Ivory ailbs.sbavtn;, In cakes I. B. Williams A Co. - TEA. Xlh EpgU h breakfast, black. 1,000 lbs. unco!ored Japan, green, COFFEE. S.000 ib. Cota Rica. Vn w. Java 0 bs. Mnca. 800 lbs. chicory. BUTTER. 325 lbs. a wet k, more or less, best creamery, TOBACCO. 2.0X1 lbs. Sledge llmimtr. lit'ATa. 600 Uw. per day, more or les, of bef; as required in 1 qual par of lore and btndquar- 300 lbs. of mutlon per wek as required. FISH. Flsb a required. cItIos pric pe pound for turnUhto the dlffirenv kinds perftcUy fresh and bound. LEATHER. TQK BEST POVXSTXC STOCK, X dozen oil grain caK 40 lb to the dozen. 1 deocttllkra.40ib. to the dozen 1 dozen imlutioi grftit goat, suitable fir qusnrn iur suimts iz io s 3 dozen sheep skins for lining, sha ed. 6 buckskins for lining, abated. U gained kip sk'ns, averg6lb. each 1 do, kip skins, average S- lbs. each, S sides skirting IS to 18 lbs. each. (00. lbs. Santa Crux sole leather, extra heavy No. 1. average weight S Its. to the side. 1 dos. balls English shoe web. 12 yards English shoe core ( in. wide. X ox, Russian bristles. 1 dog Bilk twist D. C spools Hsea thread. No. S. C spools Ha en thread No. S. 2 tbs. Barboors shoe thread No. 12. C bottles leather cement (Cub brand.) C bottles rubber cement (Brazilian.) 1 oez. pieces shoemaker's C R. 1 ox. shoe tacks. 1 !b. 4 ox hw ueas e ltx. bra nan . Improred. 12 lbs. t-i brass nails. 1 12 E-. 4-i brass tails. 12 E.S. S brass nails. 12 lbs. t-( iron hd nails. 12 lbs. Iron heel nails. 12 lb 8-9 UVn Cdt aIte. 12 Its. Vi Iron heel nafls. 2 doz. Bradbury machine aeedlea -edge point; No t. 2 sq. feet rubber doth for patching. i yards neary ucxing ror lining. TLN'HAKE, doz. pressed pans. I Inch. 1 cWz. pint cups. 24 doz. table spoons. GRANITE IRON WARE. 1 dez. wash basins. ( dez. knives asd forks. 2 dtz. ladles. In two sizes. GALVANIZED IRON WARE. 1 ioz. lop palls with covers. MlSCfcLLANEOU. Vi dozes waas tubs, small sizes. Iv fbs. tees wax, yellow. 2 doz. dust brushes. a dozen scrub brushes, with handles. Z dozen shoe brushes. TAaiax hair brushes. 1 dozen wbitewasn brushes. 1? dozes kaisomlslng brushes. 2 dozes snaving brushes, tool uO"ieiu-owz.(T.a. 3 dozes boxes hair pins. 3 dezea combs. 3 dozen papers needles Nos. 2. 3 aozs pupers needles Nos. Z. 2 dozen papers needles Nos. 4. $ dozen papers needles Nos. 5. 6 dozen papers needles Nos. S. 4 gross satety pins. i dozen mop handles. 12 amen mop rags. 50 packs playing cards double headed. 1 gross shatter pipes. OILS. 3C0 gallons kerosene, more or less, deliv ered in tanks as required. .0 gallou AJDny piuil.e, or as good. 0gll-n litmny cynnaer, or m good. ICO gallons turpentine. Jjlo.Aib, y Mupnj d No. 3, r as good. 2 dozen bottles sewing machine. 20 lbs. parramne in 1 lb cakes. 1 ea e bxic re, H. at-d good. BOOTS. SHOES, SLIPPKRS. ETC. Mens shoes. 20 pairs No. i. H pairs No. 7. 20 pairs No. X. 30 pairs. No. i. Men's boots. 20 pairs No. 7. 1 uoz. pr. rubber boots, : to 19. 20 pairs No. 8. 19 pairs No. 19. 19 pairs No. U. Men's leather slippers. 20 pairs No. 6. 50 pairs No. 7. 30 pairs No. 8. 30 pairs No. 3. 30 pairs No. 10. 20 pairs No. IL 10 pairs No. 12. Ladies shoes. 20 pairs No. 3. 20 pairs No. 4. 30 pairs No. i. 30 pairs No. 6. 10 pairs No. 7. Ladles carpet slippers. 20 pairs No. 6. 20 pair No. 6. 20 pairs No. 7. 15 pairs No. S. 10 pairs No. 9. 10 gross shoe laces. STATIONERY sizes from S 3 gross pens, London Incandescent No. 4 gross pens, London Incandescent Np. s. 2 gross pen?. London incandesc-wit No. i 1 gross pens. Gillotu No. 401. 1 dozen pen holdsrs. S dozen lead pencils. 10 reams Wedgwood letter paper, half 8 l'gross indelible Ink in bottles. Payson's 2 doz. bottles mucilage, Sanfords Uni versal. DRIED FRUIT. In barrels or boxes. ZJM lbs. apples. 2.0X) lbs. peaches. Li) lbs. prunes. ICO lbs. raisins. HARDWARE. 1 dozen leath-rdu-ifns.fwtricb. 1 doz. wash boards, best quality. 2 packages each 2, 3 and 4 lb tinned rivels- ... 1 pair lb soldering irons. 4W feet each U and H round Norway Iron. . . ICO feet each 7-16 and Vi round Norway iron. 75 feot each lxVi. 1VUH. IVixH flat Norway Iron. 75 feet each Vix. ixU. LxU. lttxVi flat Norway Iron. 10 feet each H. H. K octagon toal steel. 10 feet each V round tool steel. hi keg each No. 3, 4, 5 front horse shoes (Burden's light. Vi keg each No. 3, 4, 5 hind horse shoes (Burden's light. , 10 Rib. each No. 7 and S Putnam's horse shoe nails. 5 lbs. each No. 6 Putnam's horse shoe nails. 25 lbs. each No. 3 and 4 Sweet's Amer can toe calks. 10 lbs. each No. 3 Sweet's Ameri can toe calks. : horse rasps, 14 Inch, Killer's. 1 iron saw handle for key-hole saw with 6 -ts. In mil h lli-iou's. 2 each Morse twist drills Vi to 7-16 by 1-1 61 b with f J Inch i-bttnk 30 lbs. each of i, 1. ly, lVi. IX 2 Inch round head rivets U lncn. 2 each 6 inch and 12 Inch monkey wreucurw. Uo ' Vi dozen each Vi. Vi, and 1 inch of Nos. 7, S. 9, copper belt rivets. 2 belt punches. No. 7 and 8. 1 revolving punch with four punches. 10) each lVxXl-16, 2Vjx3-16, lxK, 2x& ixU, 2ixH and 6xH Inch carriage bolts. lu) each IVsxS-IS and 4x5-16 machine bolts. S lbs. each and Vi Iron washers. 10 lbs. each U and blank nuts. 400 feet K Inch manllla rope. 0 feet H Inch mauilla rope. 200 feet Vt Inch manllla rope. 2 gross screws each, 1 inch No. 7 and 11. 2 Inch No. 11. IU, inch No. 9 and No. II 'uvnNo 7him .Nii.v. S ibs. brads each, Vi, Vi and 1 Inch, 1 i i J-n. ie' b. --bl s. H.sl quality. 1 set gimblet brace bits. Vi doz. compass saw blades, from I Ini-ti tit i, m li. 1. 1- n'. 1 diamond for cuttng glass. No. 1. 1 fcci bams pmnca, uoodeu, otaniey's best. 1 cluw bauiuieriso.7 1 set Firmer cockel chlfel. (Barton's;besL) DRUGS. 5 Ibs. add carbolic cry at. pure. 10 lbs. add muriatic commercial. 1 lb nitric acid C. P. 1 lb acid saliclllc powdered. 1 lb acid tannic 10 lbs. aqua ammonia concentrated In 4 lb bottles. 10 lbs. ammonia muriate powdered. 2 lbs. ammonia carbonate. S lbs., ammoma bromine 2 lbs. anUfebrln (Kalle and Co.) 2 Its. blue ointment. Sib. bUiunib kiiIi Mi(-qalbb.) 2 lbs. chalk prep. 20 lbs. cotton absorbant hospital. 1 tb calomel 2 lbs. chloranodyiie. 5 lbs. chloroform (Squibbs.) 10 lbs. chloral hydrate (Merck.) IS lbs. ether In W lb cans (Squibbs.) 50 lbs. epsom salts. 12 Ibv t-nxir ii.ttrninlde of calcium comp. (Tilden and Co.) 5 lbs. glycyrrhlza comp. powdered. 1 tb golden seal powdered. 5 tb hematic syrup hypophosphates (P. D. and Co.) Vi lb Jalap powdered. 6 lbs. mustard ground. 1 tb opium powdered. 2 gallons oil castor (Baker's A. A.) & gallons oil raalaga. Vi lb oil cloves pure, 1 lb oil orange pure. H tb oil peppermint pure. hi tb oil lavender pure, H tb oil bargamont pure. 3 lbs. pepsin sacch. (FalrchUda) 1 tb pepsin (lioudaults.) 4 lbs. phenacetin (Bayer.) 25 lbs. potaah bromide bulk. 2 b ii1 li .r w. 2 lbs. potash chlorate powdered. , 5 tbs. DOtash lodlda mn. lU.lllnrh. krodts.) S its. potash citrate sran. (SUlUae-kredtsO S lbs. pyrcphorphate of Iron (Bqulbbs.) S Tb tartar-ate ot Iron and potash. 2 Tbs. soda boras, powdered. I lbs. soda bromide. 1 tb soda h7p9psos7haU gran. 2 tbs. soda poosphata gran. 2 lbs. eolation chloride of Iroa tlfallinc krodts. rt. rrrap hypophophate compeund (Keilowsu) 1 lt vanilla bean (Mexican.) i Ra. sulfcsaJ (Bayer.l n lb antipyrine air. Knorra.) M gallons alcohol. fS per cent. i raUcns glycerine pure. 2 rbs. raseline XXX ref. 1 ox. qclnme sulphate (K. and It) 2 ox. lunar caustic pure. 1 oz. morphine sulphate (P. and W.) V, vx. strychnia sulphate cryst. H ox. red lodld zssreory, 1 oz. yellow oxide mercury. 2 ex. menthoL S ox. eocaine muriate. 1 tb sponges surgaoas No. L 1 lb sponges carnage No. L 1 lb solution subsclphate ef iroa (Squlbbs.) 1 gross phials 1 ex. 2 gross phials 4 oz. 1 gross phials ( ox. 2 gross phials t oc. Z gross corks each No. 4. i and Ktaper) 3 gross pill boxes assorted sizes X. . to and ZL 2Afl empty capsules No 1 (P. D. and Co. ZJUO empty capsules Ne. 2 (P. D. aad Co. Soluble hypodermic tablets. UVA hypo, tablets No. t is cases 19 bottle each (J. Wyeth Bros.) 2.CUJ hrco tablets No. 4i la cum is bottles each (J. Wyeth Bros.) 2 hypo, tablets No. C (J. Wyeth Bros.) 4 doz. cod liver oil Era. (Phillips) large. 1 doz. Davidson's syringe No. L 2 doz. Davidson's syringe No. 2. 5 doz. camels hair pencils assorted. 4 doz. plasters AIlcoeks poms. 4 doz. plasters Wells strengthening. 2 boxes plasters Meads adhesive is: aad J.) 2 boxes Tlasters silk isinglass sur geon's pink (S. and J.) z doxcs Piasters sun inagiass sur geon's black (S. and J.) 2 boxes Plasters capsicum 8. asd J.) 1 Tb. pills e. c. Imp. gelatin coated (P D. and Co.) 20) pills aloln 1-5 grain (P. E. and Co.) ao pills alolne K grain (P. D. and Co.) IM pills aloln comp. (P. D. and Co.) 20) pills C. C. gran, pink U gr. (P. D. and Co.) 200 pills assafoetids. 1 gr. (P. D. and Co.) 2CO pills assafoetida 2 gr. (P. D. and Co.) Mil pil s eratxjeaeagogne gelatine coated (McK. and R.) ZM pills aloes et FerrL 1 lb fluid extract aconite root (P. D. and Co.) 2 lbs. fluid ext. buchu (P. D. asd Co.) 3 lbs. fluid extract belladonna (P. D. and Co.) 5 lbs. fid. ext. eascara sagrada (P. D. and Co.) 1 tb fluid ext, capsicum (P. D. and Co.) 1 tb fluid ext. coniom seed (P. D. and Co.) : rbs. fluid ext cinchona comp. (P. D. and Co.) 1 lb lid. ext. dlgttallls (P. D. and Co.) 2 fhs. fid. ext. mrger (P. D. and Co.) 1 Tb fid. est. gentian (P. D. and Co.) Z tbs. nd. ext. hen Dans (P. D. and Co.) iu uo. eA.u tiMutvasuannea (P. li and co.) 6 lbs. fid. ext. jalap (P. D. and Co.) 5 lbs. fld.- ext. licorice (P. D. and Co.) 1 tb fld. ext. dux vomica (P. D. and Co.) 1 lb fld. ext orange peel (P. D. asd Co.) 2 lbs. fld. ext. rnubarb (P. D. and Co.) 1 lb fld. ext. seneka (P. D. aad Co.) 5 lbs. fld. ext. senna (P. D. and Co.) 1 lb fld. ext. squills .CP. D. and Co.) 1 lb fld. ext. Squills1 comp. P. D. and Co.) i Tbs. fld. ext. s&rsaparllla comp. for syrup (P. D. ana Co.) 5 lbs. fld. ext wild sherry CP. D. and Co.) 2u0 filter papers, round gray. No. 33 Dia. 13 inches. 2 tbs. soda et potas, tart. Samples may be sees at the office of the board. Goods must be Is accordance therewith, and be in original packages when possible. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved. Delivery of sup plies wilt be required within tan days' notice ot acceptance of bid. A copy of the advertisement must accompany each bid., and the name of the dass of sup plies must be on the envelope. Each bid must lnduda all the Items and to tals in full of the respective clars, with exceptions oft flour, meat and flsh. Au diting offlcerj are prohibited from con firming accounts of purchases when the advertisement does not contain a full and complete description of the articles to be purchased. Bids will be opened at 2 o'dock p. m.. Tuesday, January 2. 1KH. at the offl.-e of the board. Salem. Oregon. SYLVESTER PENNOYKR, GEO. W. McBRIDE, PHIL. METSCHAN. Board of TrusteesL Wm. A. MUNLT. Clerk of Board. GEO. C. WILL DEALER IN Hteinway, Knube, Webber, Emer pou and other pianos, titorey fc Clark aud EarbelT organs, also all first olara diflerent masts. Sewing machines, smaller 'makes of musical instruments and supplies. Needles, oil and new parts for all makes of machines. ' Bewlng machines and organs re paired aud Cleaned. Two doois north of poatofllce, Salem, Oregon. Hotel Monterey. Newport, - - Oregon.. Located on the Beach, two miles noi tbi of Newport ou Cave Cove, a beautifully sheltered spot, wonderful scenery, sea; bathing, fine drives to Cape Foulweath er lighthouse. House new, rooms large and airy. Finest retort for families or invalids Open all winter. Terms moderate by day or week. Inteuding visitors can drop a postal card to New port and be met by back. John -Fitzpatrick, d-2 m Proprietor. E. X. WAITE HUNTING CO., BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS ANr Legal Blank Publishers, Bush's New Brick.over Ihcbank.ComTIstreet- .SHRIVER'S OR0HE8TEJL . Persons wishing- to engage music, for lh holidays or any other occasion will do weU lo ses us. Can famish one or mora violins or ss mamy pieces as eslred. First houe louth of Llueoln School hou3, or Balein Postomoe. Oro shiuvkh, manager. 16 lm RheumatTgmy Lumbago, SolaVtlo Kidney ComplaIntsr um BaoKf o SANMri ELECTIIB MLT tUMShusuTBMt lawmMtot wtm oM m c Im hi 4taaJi ar mm cat - Ow K4 i4jw57ji.aTVeii eSfta c tar kta, IWt We sHre4K. XB&33A JUV lu a city which happenea tow ww