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,
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A Great Blessing
My wife Had X bar found la Hood'a
RtrMfuills. Bin And xbeamtUim Tory
MTweljr, with
anile and legs
badly swollen, and
hardly ablo to cet
up and down
tain without
help. Many other
remedies tailed,
bnt Hood'a Sarsa-
,parlll entlroly
Rented her. It was
; only shortly alter
that I was taken
with the same
complaint, affect
I las my limbs and
hips, so I Juit tried tho same- medicine
with the samo result. My wilt and chil
dren talcs Hood's Sarsaparilla wheneTer
they feel the need of a medlobae and It Im
mediately makes them feel better.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Cares me doctor's bills. I am an engineer,
and well known In this locality." Q. W.
VTATT, White Bead Hill, Indian Tcr.
Hood's Pilis ssisssra
NEW YORK FASHIONS.
NEW STYLES FROM PARIS THAT WILL
SOON BECOME POPULAR.
Pnttrn WaPits for Autumn Bulgarian
Kuibralitery t Bo tTKnl KxUnidscly An
Attract I re Coatamo l'or u flitrdrn 1'nrty.
Some Novelties Fur Next Winter.
ICopyrlcht, 1W3, by Amerlnnii rrrs A.wln
tlon.j Today Imw somo pattern drewsn unil
nlstn Just iivrlvcd from l'nrhs, nnd tho
ptyleA they dhow will bu h-ndlux oom tlm
comlnjj season. At the flr-.t (liutco I saw
but llttlti dlfferrnco from I hoso of tlm pros
tut moment, but after awhllo It dawned
upon ino tlmt thoro Is r-onsldornulo differ
ence nnd tlmt in the season projnres U)'
H1IB NKW (10WKH.
ward winter tlioy will becomo mor
marked and distinct. The now loos
waists liavo tho bishop sloovoa drooplnt
from tho shoulder aud having cuffs dcor
or narrow as ono may prefer.
Somo of tlio now Hcpnrnto waists cost 81o
and f 20, nnd yot they appear extromolv
slmplo. Ono wns rondo of fluowhlto mo
hair and embroidered by hand in Bulga
rian stitch In dull bluo and rod washable
colors. Ono wldo band was workod around
tho mlddlo of tho sloovos. Tho cuffs wore
covered with It, and so was the collar.
Two narrow rows wore workod down each
sldo of tho front. Across tho uppor part
of tho bust woro cords and pllvur buttons.
I moutlou this In dotnll bocauso this
Bulgarian embroidery Is going to bo soon
on ovorythlng whoro It Is posslblo to put
It, oven on black woolen goods whero tho
surface is smooth. To mnko It ono must
got somo loose meshed canvas and basto it
to tho goods or garmont and work tho
ntltobo through both. Whon it Is all dono,
thr uinvas threads nro to bo pulled out,
and this loaves tho pattern dlrootJy on tho
goods or tho made up garment. This is
work that cannot bo dono by ninohlno,
and thoroforo It will novor bo common or
cheap.
Thoro aro now silks in somo of theso now
pattern waUts copied nfter old, old ttmo
(toods, mostly patterns of printed dolnlnos.
Tho mingling of colors la very ortlstlo, but
tbo patterns thonisolves nro suporlatlvoly
ugly. Thero was ono pattern waist plaited
from tho shoulder nnd bunohod up at the
bottom In a slight blouso effect Thero
woro n draped belt and n stock collar of tho
material, with a soft bow at tbo baok of
the nock. Down tho front and on tho
shoulders wero straps of blaok volvet rib
bon, held by silver frosted buttons. This
Is oaloulatod for tho young ladles, though
tho same form has boon exactly followed In
dark prune and heliotrope penu do solo and
satin duchess for mow olderly person's.
It Is certain that tho "waist" has an
other winter before it. I saw a delicate
shrimp pink and inosa green striped taffe
ta waist in blouso fashion, with six stripes
of moss green tnlTota eaoh edged with nar
row butter colored laoo. Thoao wore
brought down tho front. Thoro was a
squaro collar of tho moss green silk, odged
with lace. Frosted silver buttons fastened
tho front. Tho belt was mado Uko tho
stripes. Tho Blooves hod cuffs of tho green,
with squaro pointed chatolalno cuffs fall
ing over tho hand. These, also, woro odged
with plat val In butter color.
Thero wasnmong theso nowgownsa suit
of brilliant lllao rough crepon. Tho skirt
was plain. Tho waist and sleeves wcro of
green surah, just tho color of Ulna leaves.
Over tho shoulders was an lnuncuso peler
Ino of yellow point do vcnUo. Down tho
front of tho waist thoro was a doublo jabot
of lllao silk mull, and thero was a fancy
sash bow of green. Tho sleeves wcro qulto
largo glgots. Tho Importer told ino that
aho exneotcd to fco sleeves mado qulto
smooth ou tlto tipper part of tho arm boforo
winter set In, but that tho largo sleeves
wcro too cool and comfortable to glvo up I
whllo hot weather lasted. Sho also thinks ,
that there will bo considerable of tho deep
crlnklo crepon woru tho coming season,
though it will not take rank ns a high
novelty, Thnw arn nomo new ideas In
theso crepons now being wrought out and
ono will boUiosowlth loopiof wool thrown
up op tho nwfnco of tho upper crlnklo.
That will bring It in tho limit of tho now
frlso fashions, whloti will Im Gum on al
most everything In wool nnd mixtures.
Thero was a costume complotofor a gar
den party, which I will dtvcrilw, parity for
i own beaut v and rmrtly uocauso tho gen
eral stylo will bo reproduced Immediately (
for many hanusome iau ureases, uuu i
to bo mado to order in ashes of rosea ar
muro, with black laoo trimmings. This is
of a delicate salmon pink taffetar with
cream shades, Tho skirt la full all around,
though cut with fine gores. The gores aro
not very sham and that Jtajsa Ample
Qbf& j
! Jl
VjBL. .
anfas&tfaxMahi
r.u.. rt, juiio ulUflCl'tl 01 IHIU IIMTOW
plaits at tho wnlat lino nil thowny aroquil.
Botwcen theso dusters thoro arodouUe
KAULT FALL COSTUMES roil TIIK YOUNG.
edged Insertions of butter colored point do
fiono laco laid on flat from thowalit to tho
bottom. On tho long, drooping bishop
sloovos thoro Is ono lino of tho Insertion
and two on tho walsb from tho shoulders
down. Thoro is n strap on each shouldor,
nnd tho waist is gathered to this. On tho
shoulders nnd down tho contor of the
front Is n gathorcd rufflo mado of tho same
laoo, tho points giving It n very light and
pleasing oncot. A tiny capo of tho saint
pretty Bill: edged with a full rufllo of tho
Jnco accompanies this continue. At tho
waist and neck nro dresdon pink ribbons,
ending In 1-ow.s with short ends. Ashos of
rows Is kccu in Rovural of tho pnmptefl of
noxt reason's goods, l'nttloulnrly olfcutlvo
and pretty It Is In nil silks and In tho dot
lento crepo do chine. Tlili, with qunkor
drab, will bo the favnrlto for thoso whoso
tnstus nro truly refined. .
Thero Is ono thing not to bo forgotten,
mid that U over knit tho now skirts nro to
bo drnptd, plnlted or paneled. This breaks
tho awful monotony of tho plain skirtH so
long tho ftudtlon. Home of tho heaviest of
tho tufiod wools will open in Hlnshon over
an underskirt of Mlk of tliosaino or wnno
other color. TJm pluliicv goods will hnvo
slanhoi with tho edgis embroidered or
wrought with lino Jet beads. By tho way,
wo are told thnt thoro will ho nn unusual
quantity of lino cut Jet frlngo worn nn
mantles and onpos and elegant indoor
gowns. Hungarian point Is to ho nuothor
favorite trimming for gowns nnd other
gnrmonts. This resembled Ilulgarlnu work
to a certain extent, but It is in more sub
dued coloring. It Is always hand wrought
nnd mado ou canvas.
Indigo bluo In sovernl shades Is seen In
tho now woolens, and also In silks. There
is a Foftnoes about Indigo bluo that Is not
socn In ntiy of tho othor blues, nnd It
blonds bettor with other colors. Indigo
bluo nnd white muko a stylish combina
tion and ono likely to obtain much favor
this fnll, both for grown people and young
onos. There wns a frock for a girl of Vi
which will illustrate tho point. Tho dress
was In Huhlwd shnpo aud mado of Indigo
mohair. Tho yoko was vt white serge. It
was cut to form two points In front, and
thoso wero edged with narrow black braid,
forming a trefoil loop nbovo rneh point,
Tho uppor portions of tho sleoven woro
white and the munches bluo. This, with a
white titllor lint, makes nn ideal tonsldo
costume. Beef blood rod Is also among tho
colors set forth for tho young for full nnd
wlntor. Ono Imiuhomo pattern gown for
a girl of 1 ( v;;u of blood red, with broken
spots of seal I row u nil over It. Othor pat
terns hud lu-i'i) es, trlnugliii mid polka
dots, as well r.s diamond, clubs and spudo
dono in bin 'k. Tho material is onshmore
or wool dolulno. Sometimes tho pattern U
printed nnd tuniotlmos Is in raised tufts.
One gown made of this mnterlal lr
brown and red had a plain gathered skirt.
Tho waist wjij mado with u yoke. Then
was n harncMi bi-U of white groxgralii rib
bon with two rosettes in front, fromwhluh
dopondedtv,-oloo'thsof tlioiililiuii, eudlnp
under douhlo bows. It l.i a t-ln plo but
vory effect I vo deeoratlou. For a youup
lady of 1(1 there watu very Jiw.t nnd charm
ing suit of ijuiiait drab kcrge. Tho skirt
was laid In box plaits and held closely fit
ting tho hips all immml to a distance of
nbout 18 lno!ie, whero tlioy woro fastomd
with strong "arrowheads." Tlio vest was
loft to bang i.t will. The waist was short
and opcu down tho front to simulate nn
Eton jacket. It was out Kjuaro across t he
ehouldorri. Thetu woro rover of tho sorgo,
6ot with whltu Iwno buttons rlohlyoarved.
Tho wholo front and bhoulders wero madt
of wlilto olilnasllk. J
ii u i. ifiut:ii.
Jinks Hollo. oM Tallow! Wboiij
jxo you living iuiv. On tho Hudson
soinowboro, I llieviiJ
Blinks No. Od tny wlfo'a mouey
Pittslmrnrnn" '
QLEEPY, DULL,
the way you feel when
your liver tans to no
Us work properly; In
.consequence you suf
fer from indigestion,
biliousness, and dys
pepsia. You have a "don't
care" spirit and a "played
out " feeling, aud every thine
tires you.
To net the liver lit action,
purify and enrich the blood,
and to strengthen and vitalize
the whole system, take Dr.
Pierce's Golde'i Medical DIs
covery. Havi.ig a peculiar
tome ellect upon me lining
membrane of the stomach and bowels, it
makes a lasting cure of all stomach, livet
and bowel disorders. Ilj Increasing the
blood supply, as well us enriching it, all the
organs of the body are strengthened, and the
nerves are fed on pure, rli h blood.
Neuralgia Is the " cry of the starved nerves
for food"; nervous debility and exhaustion,
sleeplessness and nervous prostration are in
most instances the direct rexultofa starved
condition of the blood, The true way to
cure these ailments permanently is to take
the "Golden Medical Discovery," which
was discovered aud prescribed by an etui
netit physician, Dr It V. i'ierce, at present
chief consulting physician and hpeciallstto
the Invalids' Hotel and Smgical Iiixtitute,
Buffalo, N. Y. If you want a medical opin
ion on your case, write him. It will coat you
nothing.
A Book of 136 pages ou "Diseases of the
Digestive Organs," will be mailed to any
address on receipt of postage, six cents. It
contains names, addresses aud reproduced
photographs of a vast number of people
who have been cured of dyspepsia. " liver
complaint," chronic diarrhea, and kindred
ailments by the use of "Golden Medical
Discover'."
" LIVER COMPLAINT."
Climax. Knlamaioo Co ,Mlcb.
Dk R. V. rmaca. Buffalo, N. W
Dear Sir A few of my symptoms were heart
burn and fiilluess after cnluie: sometimes paio
la my bowels nml lad Ute in my mouth. mmu
times I was foerlsh. with hot (Indies over km
After Uklugyotir" Golden Medical licpi.ry
I was relieved of all these symptoms ouU I fsel
nerfretlv rll Yours trulv.
A&&& JVl
IP
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Jaw'V.
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vL V W m m 1 Ball w IB
Cnstoria Is Dr. Samuel Pltcher'a prescription for Infanta
nnd Children. It contains neither Opium, Morplilno nor
other Narcotic substance. It Is a harmless substitute,
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OH.
It Is Plcnsant. Its guarantee- Is thirty years uso by
Millions of Mothers. Castorln, destroys Worms and allays
foverlshncss. Cnstoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
euros Dinrrhooa nnd Wind Colic. Castorln, rcllovcs
toothing troubles, cures constipation nnd flatulency.
Castorln assimilates tho food, regulates tho stomach
nnd bowels, giving healthy nnd unturnl sleep. Cas
torln is tho Children's Pnunccn tho Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
"Casloria I nn excellent medicine for chil
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of Us
good effect upon their children."
Dn. P. c. Osoood,
, Lowell, Moss.
"Castoria la the bet remedy for children of
Which lam acquainted. 1 hope the day Is not
far distant when mothers will consider the
real interest of their children, nnd use Castoria
instead of the various quack nostrums which
are destroying their loved ohm, by forclnc
opium, morphine, (oothlng syrup and other
hurtful ncents down their throats, thereby
sending them to premature grave,"
Xn. J. V, KrNcnnLOB,
Conway, Ark.
Tho Contaur Company, 77
wssEMSmmmmmm&Jusam&mi'
T&inr
Commercial Sired, roiw Stalo
'Hi' Capita) I'riiiling Company Iiqh ie
moved lo that location. Cell on ui.
To Arms to Arms,
Another Warf
50.000 men. women nnd chlldem wanted to
buy the stock of furniture, erpeis. ma tings,
etc., of J. A. Kotnn for the next 60 days nl
cost or less, to make room for spring poods
I mean what I wiy, nm also going to add n
large lino of wall paper and moulding to my
stock. J. A. KOTAN,
AGENTS WAN
Local agents in nil towns and localities
and throughout the United States and let ri.
lories to sell the best wahher In use considei
ing its price fiom $3 to $5. For parliculats
address,
J. n. ItUOVN.
156 Stato street. Silcm, Oregon
OREGON CENTRAL
AND
Eastern R, R. Company
YAQUINA HAY ROUTE.
Connecting at Ynqulna. Hay with the San
Francisco & Vaquln 1 llay Steamship Co.
4 STRAMHR "FARAU.ON,"
a 1 and first flats in every respect. SalU
from Yanuina for ban Fianolco about ver)
8 days.
Piskengrr ncoommodations unsurpnt!
Shortest route between ihe Willamette valley
and California.
Fare from Allwny or p-lntt west to rtan
Francisce: Cabin. Sis; stceiage, $S; cabin
round trip, good Coda)s, SlS.
For sailing dates apply to
H.I. WALD1N Ag-nt
Albany, Or.
CIIAS. CLARK. CorvallU, Or.
EDWIN RTONU. Mnnuwr, CcrvsdlU, Or.
A. J. CHURCHILL, Local Agent. Saltm.
t Ult.I
M. ItK'
iinimu
1 . ..kvlstfc-
ill. . f.'IS.
.1, nabttl.
CAVEATS.
TRAD2 MAnKH.
DE8IQN PATCHTO.
OOPYRIOHTO. etc.
Porlnr'Tmstlnirand free Jlandboox wr(u to
liv.1 fc. cu . stl I)uoipwr. haw Yowt.
Oldi-t buriau (nr serurtnfpatt nts In America.
Erory u nt taken out by us it brought !''.'
the puUlo Vj a nolloe siren tne ol i-barsa la tko
gtimtiiit mmmi
tarstelranUtlnaof snr wl'nUNn rBf1
WOJW. IUHUHJ1T UIIMmM, .
Bl&n lltOUUl Ui WlltKHlt 1U Wi
I0aI.1v
jtart tuwuxroonuii. xaa.
Vviiuiarss,sat VroeAwtf,
ajoaspMiTH-rat cv
y, w v
& i JI I
1 . 1
-f 'm, t . r t
jfAe'l.KSUMI.C UtJ2
T Soicntiao American
t Aoonoy
r tsmT n c&xca
CSt9 v
at ss
Castoria.
"Cnstoria is so well adapted to children that
I recommend It ns superior to any prescription
known to me."
II. A. Ar.cnnn, M. T.,
Ill So. Oxford St., llrooklyu, N. V.
"Our physicians in the children's depart
men. have spoken highly of their experi
ence In their outside practice with Castoria,
nnd although we only have anion? our
mcdicnl supplies what t known ns regular
products, yet wc nrc free to confess that the
merits of Castorln has won us to look with
fnontpoti It."
UNtTim Hospital and msrKNt.inr,
Boston, Mats.
AtLtm C. Smith, Pret.
Murray Street, Now York City.
1'noposAL.s Fon supplies.
stato Insane asylum Invito scalod pro-
potwla far furnlshlrc nt the asylum, near
Salem, Orogon, for the six months end-
Ins; Juno 30, 1SO0, 1I10 following; supplies:
DIIY GOODS.
1500 yds. Allen prints, assorted pat
terns, ius per sample.
100 yds. Pequot A. uhestlng, 43 in., un
blaachad, oh per nam pie,
1000 yds. Pequot A. sheeting. 30 In,, un-
bltaehed, ab per cample.
J00 yds. Lousdalo sheeting',
33 ln
bleached, as per sample
1000 yds. French ci-obIi linen, bleached,
IS In., as per rumple.
600 yds, gloss crush llnon, bleached, IS
in., ns per sample.
1G0 yds. tablo oil cloth, white, as par
sample
COO yds. Amoslteag bluo donlms, 0 oz.,
as per sample.
100 yds, Bllealn, drab Ad per sample.
2 doz. corsets ns per sample, slzo 21
to SO.
10 doz. Turkey rod handlccrchlotu, Ct In.
75 doz. inen'n cotton socks as per uam
plo. 12 doz. n. & W. stay "binding, white, as
ppr samplo.
',4 groat gross duplex safety pins No. 3
ns per sample.
G C. gross V. II. shirt buttons, as por
sample.
2 C. gross pants buttons, as per sample
Thread (Coats' or Clark's O. N. T.)
15 doz. , No. 40 white.
5 doz. No. CO wlilto.
15 doz. No. 40 black.
C doz. No. 50 black.
.SLIPPErtS.
30 pre. men's 'cntlicr slippers, No. 7,
as per Bample.
50 prs. men's leather slippers, No. 8, ns
per sample,
50 prs. men's leather slippers, No. 0,
au per sample
20 prs. men's
as per sample,
20 prs. men's
as per sample.
leather ullppers, No. 10,
leather slippers, No. 11,
anocEMEs.
15,000 lbs. Golden C, sugar.
1,500 lbs. oat meal In barrels.
10,000 lbs. rolled oats In barrels.
3,000 IUj. cracked wheat In barrels.
2,500 lbs. corn moal In .barrels.
2,000 lbs. cracked hominy, small,
barrels,
2,uv0 lbs. cream whoat In barrels.
300 lb. Arm & Hammer soda In 1
In
lb.
pkgs.
10,000 lbs. Liverpool salt.
ttt) lbs. soda crackers XXX, more 01
.ess, delivered as required.
8S0 lbs. Sliver Gloss starch (Kings
lord's.)
500 lus. ohose, Cranston's, moro or
.ess, delivered as required.
400 lbs. croum tartar (Folgcr's or Shll
.logs') In 36 lb. boxes.
30 doz. oove oysters (Field's 2s).
2 doz, whisk brooms.
30 doz. No 1 beet brooms.
10 gross Vulcan Safety matches, as
per sample.
100 val. syrup, an per sample.
30 doz. corn canned, Olonwood or as
Hxl,
600 lbs. sal soda.
CltGCICEftY.
300 olay plpwa and stems as per sample.
40 doz. teaoups W. G, ware.
10 doz. soup bowls, qt, V. O, ware,
10 doz. dinner plates, 0 In,, V. G. ware.
2 doz. pltahers, 2 qt., W, O. ware.
2 doz. pltahers, 1 qt., V. G. ware.
5 doz. pitchers, cream, W, O. ware.
5 doz. glass tumblers, as per sample.
C doz. bakers, 10 In., V, Q. ware,
2 doz. sugar bowls, W. O. ware, as per
sample
1 doz. wash bowls and pitchers, W. G.
ware, as per sample.
2 doz. granite Iron soap dishes, as per
sample
COFFKE.
,000 lbs oofree, Costa Ittoa, as per
sample
tQO Ibe ooffee Java, as pr sample.
IJH lbs, Ohlaery, as per sample,
ORIBD PRUNF,
(Must be In bbls or boxes; not accept
cd in sacks).
'(infill
2,000 lbi. prunes Tetlte, roachlno-dxlrd,
Oregon raised.
DRIED APPLES.
(Must bo In bbls, or boxes; not accept
ed In cks).
2.000 Wa. nr
ipplw, machine-dried, as rer
iunplp.
DltlEU 1'EAOHEd.
(Must bo In baneU or boxes; not ac
cepted In 1 sacks).
1,500 lbs. poaches, machine-dried, as
por sample
TOBACCO.
2,500 lbs. Even Change, or as good.
400 Ibtf. O. 1C. Durlmm Smoking In 2 oz.
pkfcs.
VINEGAR.
1,000 gal. puro elder vinegar, 40 grs.
Didders to submit samples.
FLOUR.
000 bbls. No. 1 Jlour, more or less, de
livered ns required.
25 bbls. No. 1 graham flour, more or
less, delivered as required.
FISH.
COO lbs. tlli per wetdt, more or less, ns
1 KlUltQJ.
Kinds ns roqulrl Ptatlng price
each per lb.
OILS AND TURPENTINE.
TO gal. turpentino in 6 gal. cans.
200 gal. Kerosene, moro or less,
of
Hi
tunks, delivered as lequlrcd.
2 (I02. bottles sewing machine
oil,
sperm, ns per sample.
SOAP.
2.300 lbs. Net Savon, llest Ktnndurd
seap.
lit cakes toilet soap, ns per sample.
20 lbs. shaving soap (J. 13. Williams')
an por sample,
SPICES.
200 lbs. black pepper standard ground,
In 5 lb. cans.
25 lbs. cinnamon standard ground, In
5 lb. cans.
13 lbs. nutmegs, standard whole.
MISCELLANEOUS.
10 doz. combs, dressing, as per sample
2 doz. mop handles, ns per sample
1 doz. washtubs, na per sample
1 doz. washboards Red Cross as per
sample
STATIONEIIY.
C doz. muclloRe, Sanford's Universal.
1 gross Pnyson'a Indelible Ink, ns per
samplo.
12 quarts Stafford's or Sanford's Ink,
bluclt, In quart bottles.
fl dozen penholders, assorted.
12 dozen pencils, lead, No. 4, (Johann
Faber's).
2 gross Fnlcon pens, No. D.
2 gross Heats' stub pens, No. 1J.
2 gross West Michigan.
2 gross Loudon incandescent, No. i,
M. Jacobs.
DUUO SUPPLIES.
1 kilogramme Acid Acetic, SO per cont,
dqulbbs.
1 kilogrammo add boric, powdered,
dqulbbs.
i kilogrammes acid carbolic, pure crys
tal, Squl&bo
500 grammes acid tartaric, powdered,
dqulbbs.
1 kllogmmmo acacia, powdered,
Squibbe
1 kllosraimuo ammonia bromide, gran
ulated, Squlbbs.
2 kilogrammes ammonia chloride, gran
ulated, Squibbs.
C kilogrammo bismuth sub-nitrate,
granulated, Squlbbs.
250 grammes cantharldcs, powdered,
Squlbbs.
100 grammes creosote, Squlbbs.
10 kilogrammes chloral hydrate,
Squlbbs.
8 kilogrammes chloroform In 600
gramme bottles, Squlbbs.
COO grammes cubobs, powdered, Squlbbs.
0 kilogrammes ether for anaesthesia,
14 to bo In 100 gramme cans nnd remain
der In 250 grammo cans, Squlbbs,
600 grammes opium, powdered.
1 kilogrammo boop, powdered, (white
castllo), Squlbbs.
2 kilogrammes sodium bicarbonate,
Squlbbs,
2 kilogrammes
sodium borato, pow-
dered, Bqulbbs.
2 kilogrammes sodium et potassa tar
trate, Squlbbs.
t kilogramme Iron chloride, solution,
Squlbbs.
2 kilograpmtoa Iron pyrophosphate,
Squlbbs.
2 kilogrammes
Squlbbs.
12 kilogrammes
mercurial ointment,
potassa bromide,
Squlbbs.
1 kilogrammo potassa chlorate, Squlbbs,
2 kilogrammes potassa lodldo, Squlbbs.
1 kilogrammo fluid extract ergot,
Squlbbs.
600 grammos Fowler's solution, Bqulbbs.
600 grammes tincture opium, deodor
ized, Squlbbs.
0 slicots blue litmus paper, Squlbbs.
lib. acid muriatic C. P., P. St. W.
1 lb, acid nitric C. P., Squlbbs.
1 lb. acid sulphuric C. P., Bqulbbs.
2 oz. acid gallic, Squibbs.
1 oz. caffelu citrate, Squlbbs.
1 oz. cocaine muriate, Bqulbbs,
Vt oz. codolno sulphate, Squlbbs.
1 oz. lunar cauatlo puro, Bqulbbs.
1 oz. lunar caustic No. 2, Squlbbs,
, oz, morphine murlato, S-ulbbs,
2 oz. morphine sulphate Bqulbbs.
00 oz. quinine sulphate, In 6 oz. cans,
Squlbbs.
,j lb. acid tannic, Squlbbs.
2 oz. zinc chloride gr.snulated, Squibb.
2 lbs. oil sweet orange, Lohn & Fink.
2 lbs. oil lemon, Lolin & Fink.
1 lb. oil cloves, Lohn & Fink.
10 oz. europhen, Bayer,
75 oz. sulfonal, Oayer,
15 oz. phcnacotlne, Uayer.
10 oz. antlkamnia.
0 oz. antlkumnUt, 6 grain tablets.
4 lb. pepslne sacch (Falrchlld's).
8 oz. pepslue (Doudalt's).
4 doz, Kff. citrate magnesia, (Bishop),
4 doz. Emulsion Cod Liver Oil, large
(Phillips).
4 doz. Elixir Iod-Drom-Caium uo.,
iTlldcn).
2 doz. cascara cordial, P. D. & C. 4j
doz. Lloyd's hydrsetls. (
',4 doz. Katharmon.
1 doz. Llsterlne.
1 doz. Byrup Hypophosphltes Co,, (Fel
lows). 1 doz. bromo seltzer (25c size).
4 doz. beof Julco (Wyeth's),
3 doz. peroxide of hydrogen In V4 lb,
bottles (Marchand's),
2 lbs, Johnson's Ethereal Antiseptic
soap, P. D. & Co.
4 doa. Horsford's Acid Phosphates
(large).
VS doa. bromldla. (Rattle Co.).
V4 doz. paplne. (flattie Co.).
H doz, willow charcoal, (Ellis).
H doz alkallthla, (K. & M.f.
I gallon colorless distilled extmct of
i Mil i
wltch hazel (I'. D. & Co.).
10 lbs. Phillips' Digestible Cocoa.
10 lbo. carbolic acid, Mai., No. 1, gold
label.
2 lb?, fluid extract belladonna leave,
(P. D. & Co,).
10 Ibt. tltdd extract buchu (P. IX & Co.)
8 lbs. tluld extract corn silk (P. D.
(k Co.).
10 lbs, fluid extract cascara sagrada
(P. D. & Co.).
1 lb. fluid extract digitalis (P. D. & Co.)
2 lbs. fluid oxtraet ginger (P. D. & Co.)
1 lb. iluld extract hyoscyamus (P. V.
& Co.).
W lbs. nuhl extract Jalnp (P. D. & Co.).
5 lbs. fluid extinct Ilcorlco (P. D. & Co.)
10 lbs. fluid extract senna (P. D. & Co.)
10 Ibj. iluld Sarsaparilla Co. tor syrup,
(P. D. & Co.).
1 lb. peppermint loavoa (P. D. & Co.).
1 lb. granulated belladonna lexves
(Lilly & Co.).
1 pound granulated cannabis lndlca
(Lilly &. Co.).
1 lb. granulated
aconite root
(LUly
& Co.)
1 lb. granulated arnica dower (Lilly
& Co.).
1 lb. granulated cinchona red (Lilly
& Co.).
i ins. granulated columbo (Lilly & Cu.)
1 lb. granulated digitalis leaves (Lilly
& Co.).
1 lb. granulated contlan (Lilly & Co.)
3 lbs. granulated ginger (Lilly & Co.).
2 lbs. granulated hyuBcyamus (Lilly
& Co.).
2 lbs. granulated mix vomica (Lilly
& Co.).
5 lbs. granulntcd quassia (Lilly & Co.)
5 lb3. granulated wild chorry bark
(Lilly & Co.).
3 lbs. muguc3la carbouuto (K. & M.)
10 lbs. gum camphor,
60 lbs. flax seed meal,
10O lbs. Epsom SalU.
10 lbs. borax powdered.
10 lbs. potassium nitrate, powdered.
1 lb. turmeric, powdered.
1 lb. lycopodlum.
20 lbs. sulphur sublimed.
33 lbs. vasellno (Cheseboraugh's).
6 lbs. prepnred chalk,
50 lbs. glycerine (Kirk's).
6 gallons Llakor's A. A. castor oil (In
original packagu).
6 gallon oil malign.
5 gallons liquid ammonia, concentra
ted, (In C gallon glass container, Mai.).
0 lbs. muriatic acid (commercial In
glass stoppered bottles, Mai.).
2 lbs. liquid albollne
1,000 each of empty capsules, Nos. 1
and 2 (P. D. & Co.).
1 grosfl hollow cocoa suppositories,
No. 2.
1 lb. bitter almonds, shelled.
0 rolls bclladon.ia plasters In one yard
rolls (S. & J.).
0 rolls silk Isinglass plasters In one
yuid rolls (wlille) (S. & J,).
3 rolls Muad s Adues.va plasters In
6 yard rolls (Width 12 in.), (S. & J,).
2 rolls oiled silk piasters In one yard
tolls (B. & J.).
6 yards oiled muslin (3. & J.)
20 lbs. nbsorbent cotton In ono pound
pkgs. (S. & J.).
2 lbs. sterilized lambs wool In ',1 lb.
pkgs. (S. & J.).
400 each hypodermic tablets, Nos. 20
and 05 In cases of 10 tubes each
(Wyeth's).
l.uuo each hypodermic tablets, Nos, 45
uud 53, In cases of 10 tubes each
(Wyeth's).
3 lbs. pills Improved cathartic, No, 160.
(P. D. & Co.).
1,000 quinlnu sulphato capsules, 2 grain,
(P. D. & Co.).
3,000 quinine sulphato capsules, 3
grain (P. D. & Op,).
1,000 qulnlno 'sulphate capsules, 6
B rain (P. D. & Co.).
I pound Wilson's Corrosive Antiseptic
tablets (Wyeth's).
1,000 compressed powders of opium, Vi
gruln, lead acetato V, grain (Wyeth's).
600 compressed powders of davcrl pow
der, 6 grain (Wyeth's).
1,000 compressed powders of salol pow
der, 5 grain (Wyeth's),
1,000 compressed powders of migraine
powdor, No. 1, (Wyeth's),
TAHL.ETS TRITURATES IN UOTTLEU
OF 600 EACH.
2,000 tablet triturate aloln, Uellad et
Podoph. (Wyeth's).
1,000 tablots triturate Uyd, Chi. Mlto.
et Soda lilcarbonato Co. (Wyeth's).
1,000 tablots triturato Hyd. Chi. Mlto.
No. 1 (Wyeth's).
1,000 tablets triturate Hyd. Chi. Mlto.
1-10 grain (Wyeth's).
600 tablots triturate Hyd. Cht. Mlto. i4
gram (Wyeth's).
COO tablets triturate Hyd. Chi. Mite,
1 grain (Wyeth's).
600 tablets triturato Hyd. Chi. Mite,
2 grain (Wyeth's),
2,000 tablets triturato ammonia murl
ato et Codeine Co, (Wyeth's),
600 tablots triturate nltro glycerine
1-100 grain (Wyeth's).
600 tablets triturate tincture digitalis
ot strychnia (Wyeth's).
2,000 tablets triturato bronchitis
(Wyeth's).
m tublcta triturato neuralgic (DS)
(Wyeth's).
1,000 tablets triturate opium powdered
H grain (Wyeth's).
600 tablets triturate podophyllln,
grain, (Wyeth's).
5,000 tablets triturate cathartic Im
proved 1 grain (Wyeth's).
600 tablots triturate morphine sulphate
grain (Wyeth's).
600 tablots triturate morphlno sulphate
i grain (Wyeth's).
2,000 tablets triturate cerium oxalate
1 grain (Wyeth's).
600 tablets triturato aconltla 1-2(0 grain
(Wyeth's).
100 white filter papers, 15 In., (W. T,
& uo.),
I W white niter papers 13 In., (W. T.
, & uo.i
3 dozen medicine glasses (graduation
'engraved) (W. T. & Co.)
1 glass percolating Jar, 33 oz., (w. T.
& Co.).
1 matchless graduate, I 01., (W. T.
& Co.).
1 each Phenix graduate ??) H oz.,
3 oz,. t oz., 6 oz., and 33 o., (W. T. &
Co.),
2 each Phenix graduate (Cone) 2 oz.,
and 8 oz. (W. T. & Co.).
I 'dozen test tubes, 8 In. (W. T. & Co.).
I erom each prescription vials Phllodel.
phla oval. 4, 6 and 8 oz. (W. T. & Co.).
3 dozen scrow-top ointment pots, 4 os.,
' No. CS. (W T. & Co.).
I set drachm coin weights V4 scruple to
2 drachn (W. T. & Co.),
1 set aluminum weights tf to 8 grains.
(W. T. & Co.).
1 IBf lM a -. . .
- v.aa uoy cup WGijthU U t "a '
OZ., (W. T. CaA. -?
1 boxwood SeklHte powder shssm,
(W. T. Si Co.).
eid&?vrcc.rs Ko-
js iMw.rrixcr,wdw wert
No sfl hrrn ?tUlM coco
hrt rubber funnel. 4 oz. (w! ' T.
ov.'hT.Vco!T Ualau,e ruancI'
1 each glass thermometer (Fahrom.,i
400 degrees). W. T. & Co.) lroa",'i-
hen,d.0(PT.PPr,Co,lrted'9tr,U'thtftnl,
(TTc!,Uan,Mot'ute
7!4nT mU"Um jArj Wo- 2C00, whlth
H In., length, 8 In. (W. T. & Co.).
OV. T? & cS tnim N- M' "hi A
2 dozen be.it glass medicine tubes. (v
IX 0e
8-u d-zen rubber' water bottles, plain.
3 quarts. (W. T. & Co.).
NVCo)CmPrC8a ' N-
CW. T.TcoT"n aUm'8er8 K0' W
j dozen Davidson's syringes, No. 2.
14 gross camcl's-halr ptnclls, No. 8.
v se' po,ptIoa 8calea "1'n Favorite"
No. 2CO. Springer Tarslon Balance Co.
6 gross etch circle A. prescription cork
extra long, Noe J, 4, 6, 8 and .
Ncl'i Md"? ,,,'C3CrlPl,0n wrk8 taT.
V gross each tin ointment boxes. 4 0
and lot '"
U gross tin ointment boxes. 4 os.
1 gross each English pasteboard pill
boxes Noe 25, 30 ond 31.
1 gross each HcldllU powdor boxes, N.
59 and Ct (Plumlcy).
1 gross Blldo powder boxw No. 63 white.
PLUMDINO.
100 feet of lfc in, galvanized pipe.
21 each of H. H. 1. 1J4 and 2 Inch el.
bows.
12 socket couplings, in.
0 each of in, 1H and 2 Inch Hange
unions.
12 each of Ux4. HxH. lJixlH Inch Dush
Ings. 3 each of 1 and 1J4 inch Dubois lead
traps full B.
10 feot of 1U Inch lead pipe B.
13 yards brass safety chain No. 1.
12 each gunge glass washers and
Inch.
6 pounds asbestos ball wlcklng.
13 each of 14, , ,., una l ,
plugs.
0 compression plain bibbs Inch, nn
lahed S. O T.
TINNER'S SUPPLIES.
1 bundle a lbs. ot No. 7 bright wire.
I package each of 8 01. 1, 1 3 and 3
lb. tinned rivets.
6 sheets of No. 18 galvanlzod sheet Iron
30x96.
12 sheets of No. 24 sheet steel 20x90.
60 bushcU eharcoal.
1 pair 6 lb. scider coppers!
HARDWARE.
60 foot each of fcxtt Bna xl ,ncn Nor
way Iron.
23 foot each of 4 and Inch square
Norway Iron,
10 foot each of , and Inch octagon
stool.
10 feet of Inch round tool steel.
10 feet of M Inch harrow tooth steel.
14 feet each of KxK, sxt ana ftx inch
too calk steel
2 Heller Dros. norso rasps, It Inch.
6 (lat mill files It Inch.
3 Hat bastard tiles, 10 Inch.
3 half round bastard niei, 13 Inch.
3 half round mill ulcs, 12 Inch.
2 round bastard Hies 8 lnch
2 each flat mill dies 4 and 8 Inch,
300 foot of munllla rope, ft Inch In dUm.
B pounds eacn if Putnam horseshoe
nails, Nos. 6, 0, 7 and 8.
3,500 pounds blacksmiths' coal.
60 pounds oach of Phoenix steel horse
shoes, Nos. 2, 3 and 4 front.
CO pounds each of Phoonlx steel horse
shoes, Nos. 2, 3 and 4 hind.
100 each round head stove bolts S-Mxft,
3-iax4, Mx. Uxl Inch.
60 each machine bolts E-ldxlM. 6-16xitf,
H5 and Hx Inch.
60 each carriage bolts HxZ, ttxl',4. 6-lx2,
6-10x114, 6.KU3, 6-iex4. H214. x3, x
and x3 in.
10 pounds each H and K Inch washers.
60 each 14 and K inch blank nuts.
1 gallon brilliant shine metal polish.
1 round belt punch 3-18 Inch.
1 Ilutton's combined plyers, 8 Inch.
1 Coo's wrench, 0 Inch.
10 pounds Albany compoucd, No. 3.
Samples may be teen at the commis
sary of the asylum. Ooods must be In
accordance with samples, and be In orig
inal packages when possible The right
to reject any and all bids Is reserved.
Delivery of supplies will be required
within llftecr (15) days' notice of accept
ance of bid. Each bid must Include all
the Items and totals In full, with the ex"
ceptlons of flour, fish and vinegar. Pay
ment will be refused until the bidder has
completed his contract. A copy of the
advertisement must accompany each bid,
and the name of class of supplies must
be Inscribed on the envelopo. Auditing
olllccrs are prohibited from con finning
accounts ot purchases when the adver
tisement does not contain a full descrip
tion of tho articles to be purchased.
Each bidder will be required to furnish
with his bid a certified check (n an
amount equal to ten per ctnt of the W4
(save that for flour the check Is to b for
3300, for fish ITS, for vinegar 310), payable
to the order of the board to be returned
in case his bid Is rejected o," his proponal
compiled with, Ride will he osae4 la
the governor's office at 3 o'clock p. m.,
Monday, January 6, ISM.
Salem. Oregon, December t, UK.
r7M, P. LORD,
II. R. tatlCMB,
PHIL KBTtWKAN,
noard of TruitSM O. . I. A.
W. 8. DUNIWAY, Clerk of Bwtrd.-
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