Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, June 17, 1896, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text'inr',iri'iriMfr"iTr,Ti"'iTriTj'Tmi rTMaf t., ' tWBBBEEXi PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES. '!M-W& t a, ti t ilt mi iwirflyfcffTiiWiJsMftyr mmr um.to ' ""f H Vi i It .IPHKh?. 757i .0sssVhI COTTOLENE When a woman tries Cottolene for shortening or frying she never again uses lard. There is only one Cottolene accept nothing elsebegin its use to-day. Genuine is sold everywhere with trade-marks "Cottolene' and steers head in cotton-plant wreath on every tin. MUS IV. K. FAIRBA1SK COMPANY Iu,Cb,C. Montreal, SftnPranctoco,PottUafl,OToa. Daily Capital Journal. BY HOKBR DHOTHEH3 "WKDNESDAY, JUNK J7, 18W1. GIVK lS A STItAIOHT IS&7K.' Tho llepubllcan party will learn that It cannot beat tho PopullnL party In the advocacy of Its own principles. This Is the -lesson of tho election. Orcgoil, after nil, Ib a uokl standard, not n Oliver standard, Htatc, and this will Ik) established when wo get a straight Issue oh the question, Tho Orcgonlati. Tho ubovo Ih copied In the eastern press as the utterance of a reliable ltcpubllcnn paper. It l hollcved by tho delegates Kent from Oregon to tho ltcpubllcnn natlon:l convention heavy weights Ilka tho young man Wallace McCammunt, u youth hardly dry behind tho ears and baa novor been released from Grandmother Scott's upron strings. Harvey Scott says tho fact that Oregon Is for tho gold standard will Jxj established whenever a straight Issue on that question can bo had. Tho votes cast for other than round money candidate at tho recent- elec tion were o5,000 as against i!7,lXH) for tho sound money candidates. Does that look a though when In Govern be nail tho silver votes were united on ono candidate for the presidency, Ore gon would elect a gold standard man?. On n square Issue between a caudl date who stands for bimetallism and u reasonable tarlll "for American In dustries and one wli6 rcpreuonts tho irold standard" and protection. Oregon would glvoa plurality of 20,000 for bimetallism and protection. Wo do hot belle vo that Scott Is honest in wanting a square Issue made between gold and silver. If there was .my prospect of a square light on that Issuo ho and his cohorts would movo heaven and earth to run fctalklug horso can illdatca to divide tho sliver vote. To Water Consumers. Tho Irrigation season wlllcommenco June 1, and continue during tho four months of June, July, August and September, All bills duo and payublo Julyl, Anyone not satisfied with last yeur'rt rating will please leave word at tho otllco and their lots will bo rcmeasured. Irrigation hours from 0 to 8 . m. and fiom 6 to 0 p. in, tiAUCM "WATUlt CO, A. L. llllOWS, Kupt. MANLY VIGOR fHC1 MOKB In harmony V with tU world, aOOO lUVIViy vuivtl iiibu Pin lou. Jifli'py pral for ihotrrr 4t,EtauiU et ana iuot uo. wtakntta ami la vtur kuown to I AAtMkUMlllf till. UUIt &$!(& T" wflf h to uf. jea syuo nruafi.. i UKAv SE9 ill rJSH&KAnM. V fwitcmi UNftiMtMlmM.Y. JOURNAL "X" RAYS. Directed Upon Persons Prominent Deforc the Public. Treachery don't always win. Tho bascballlst Is gradually emerg ing from oblivion. Tho politician who resembles Abo Lincoln, Is dead. "Wo are emphatically for honest money to get there!" It will be tho rich andtlio purchase able against the great middle class. Gold makes a poor running mate against so good a thing us protection; Tho limn who lights public matters oiouly is respected even when mis taken. Tho attempt to make Marshal Dllley a stool pigeon for 30 cents will not work. A cheap administration cheap policemen, a cheap 11 ro department, and free lcgul scrvlcol The tax ealors, down to tho crumb pickers, would read tho people out of tho llepubllcan party. One hundred and thirty dollars Is n pietty big advertising bill for fore closing a small widow's farm. Hurglars nro hereby uotlllcd that tho police are not warranted to be out of the way before cloven o'clock. Wllllo Waldorf Astor Is tho next grcatost American, In the estimation of England, to President Cleveland. John Smith & Co., Hoar Sirs: You have not yet touched tho bottom. Tho hardust time Is still a coming. liven tho bcavengur and garbago picker of the party would lay down tho law of ltopubllcaulsm to tho voter, Wanted: lllds will bo received for coats of mall to Ik) worn by city utile lull when executing the orders of free attornuys. As mm)ii as a newspaper grows rich or Impoverished It Is gobbled up and goes Into the sorvlco of the money power. Beer drinking seems to bo the com lug American Industry. There tiro now $250,000,000 Invested in tho man facture of beer. The bank politician, who luuulnu lated Yew Park precinct to beat Bin gor Hermann, probably got his pay in advance, and audited his own bill. w President Vttul Kruegcr still, holds his Transvaal Republic in South Af rica against tho British, and his treas ury Is u million dollars ahead. To revenge himself for having been llredasolty attorney by Joint Albert two years ago. Lawyer Bingham puts Jimmy Culver forward to tear down Albert's fences. Sweet is revenge! Children Cry for har1 Oastoria, She Saw It in a grocer's window She Bought It! She Tried It! She Uses It! Just a page from the every day history of Married All over Oregon, In this month of June, Miss Perfect Hose to r. Delicious Strawberry, both resi dents of this state, Jtcv. Sweet Cream oDlclatlng, The Statesman will now conlluo Its great business sagacity to compelling Marshal Dllley to paying It 30 cents which ho docs not owe. Such a Job Is about Its -size. . Street Commissioner Culver evi dently didn't want to wear armoror go around with a body guard, when exe cuting the orders of tho council's free lawyer. Next time rap the right man over tho head with a Jouknal, Mr. Albert. Query. Now much did Lawyer Ihiigbaiu get for packing Yew Park precinct ostensibly far John A.Carson, when In reality ho was packing It in tho Interest of a gold bug candidate for congress who was slaughtering Carson? In his prayer at the opening of tho llepubllcan national convention, tho Jewish llabbl Sole at St. Louis, said: "Prosper Thou tho work of this coun cil convened In thocauso of tho peo ple and when Its message goes forth over tho laud, tuny Its golden Image bring to them the glad nssunuico that prosperity will brighten our homes." Tho dear brother In Israel don't 6com to realize that tho people aro not worshipping tho golden calf. Oregon and Washington havo gold standard mou on the committee on resolutions. Mooro and Burleigh tin derstand that they are not delegates ton populist convention. The Oru- gonliiu. Hut who aro thoy? Mooro is an attached of an Ashland and Portland banking house, llurlolglt was an otllco lawyer or Dolplt, Simon & Co., than receiver of tho 0. H. & N. Co., then receiver of tho Northern Pacific railroad, and both foisted upon tho llepubllcan state convention by the bankers' and orllco holder's combine. Kki'OKT Viuku. -Tho Orogon state board of pharmacy through its secre tary, Pan J, Fry. of this cltv. vaster day tiled Its llfth annual report with Governor Lord. Tho ronort shows tho total number of applications for tho year to havo been Just llfty and the uumbor of annllcants fiilllnir in aprear, seven; registered pharmacists wiiuout examination, one, and tho registered nharmnolsu. mm. Tim financial department is accounted for In tho following figures: Hakuico on hand at ditto of last report, aMaJO; receipts during year, $700.50, ora total or $1,182.70: disbursements for tho samo period S77."0, leaving it balance on hand or M5 and due from other sources $17. Your Boy Won't Uvc a Month. 8oMr.Gilm.Q brown, of 34 Mill street, Gardner. Maw., wat told by the docton. Hit son had lung trouble, following typhoid ma. latia. and he pent 375 with doctor, who finally g&e him up, aayln; "Your boy won't live a month." lie tried Dr. Kine' New Discovery and a few bottle rcttoied him la health and enabled him to go to roik a perfectly well man. lie uvt lie owe hit present good health to use of Dr. Kinu' New Discoveiy. and Inowi it to U the best in the w oild for lumj trouble. Trial bottle free at Fred, A, Legs' drug ttore. Children Cry for PltolW Castoria. i -f,t 8TATE NEWS. At Union, the other day, Judge Lowell sentenced James Itobblns to 33 years lu tho Salem penitentiary for rape. Last sprlng.at Baker City, Judge Eukln sentenced a man for the same crime to 00 years In the penitentiary. Tho North llcnd mill Is sawing an order of $750,000 feet of lumber for the Australian market. It will be shipped direct from here to Its desti nation on the Novelty, which is at present on her way from a foreign port. Coos Kay Mull. The Umatilla county grand Jury cautioned Justicesoftlicpcaccngalnst Issuing warrants for the arrest of per sons charged with putty offenses, un less the Judge should bo satlstled that tho evidence Is suftlclent to convict or that tho accused Is attempting to leavo tho country or state. Hugh Glen of Tho Dalles, has been awarded a contract on the Astoria railroad to do 47 miles of clearing, grading, rlprapplng. tunneling and rock work between Gobcl nnd a point ten miles cast of Astoria. The work Is to bo finished within a year, and will require a force of 12000 men, be sides a large amount or machinery, dredgers, graders, etc. $too Reward $ioo. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there I at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all it tage. and that is catarrh. Hall' Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a con. stitutional disease, require n constitutional treatment. Hall' Catarrh Cure is taken inte nally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of tho ystem, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease and giving the paUent strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work The proprietor have o much faith In its curative nmirri. thl ilv nfw rn- ir.,.. dred dollars for an case that H fail to cure. Send (or list of testimonial. Addreu ,!'. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. bold Dy druggist-, 7,c. Ministers Should Use Dr. Miles' Heart Cure. TIIKRE 13 NO PHOFESSION, whoso labors so s verely tax tho ncrvou ay Join. 04 tu.Uof tho niiuUtrjr. Tbuxle ransemcut of the ncVvt content of tho brain byovsrw.irW frvqueutly briny ounttaok of bthirttrotiMv, and nervous rro.trutlsu. Iter. J. 1' Ktor, M. n., Paitor U. II. church, lonJmi Mill. 11U-, hlsuolt a phyil clan. writx r.u. 54, tsajj "Heart affection and nervous prostration had Womo to scrlim lot fall that a Itttlo over work la th pulpit would oocomnletoly nnxtrata m Dr Miles' lnal ,l Mmwl curtain I TT wurtrelinquUh tho work Heart Cure " wmtry .ntiwiy. TJnoTrtva - '-- palpitation bocaino ALMUICj . os! that ray auditors Hf'llt1l wouW ak roo ,f l lUJ not .JVUiiiiMi... havo heart dua. Lat NovMUir I cornuoacod taking Dr. Mile' Nuw IIoam i'ua Mtofrntely with Or Miles' Norvluo and eHvsd tlio rriNjfcat iiosslble lxoat. I l4,o Juu closed rovival work or 10 wwks, prvochlns ".wrly ovory nl;ht and twleo on tbo Sabbath. I can speak for hour wltbowt suffering as 1 formorly aid. Hard worklas odnUtors should, kwji Dr. Miles' tratnl mawdlcs ou band." r. Mllea Hear$ quroU told ongUMaatoo, ilbotUo will benoflt c tnonar retundod. The Board or Trustees of the Ore iron State Insane Asylum Invites sealed proposals for furnishing at tho Asylum, near Salem, Oregon, the fol lowing supplies: DHV OOODS. 800 yds. Ainoskaeg blue demlns, 9 oz., as persiimple. n v,u ell. win. drab. as per sample. iwiii "vds canton llannel, rnnsnua XiSyiKulstrlped shirting, as per simple. , Wdoz. men's cotton socks, as per 6S,15Pdoz. ladles' cotton hose, as per samnle: .. . . . n . 1 doz. ladies' corsets, suv t-o, --, 2S-2, 20-2, 30-2, as per sample. 2 great gross pants buttons, as per M501rloz. thread, Coats' or Clark's O. X. T., No. 30, white. ,,,,, 50 doz. thread, Coats or Clark's O. T., So. 30 black. , , , r 20 doz. thread, Coats' or Clark's O. X. T., No. 10 white. , SHOES AND SLIITEHS. ' 30 prs. mens' leather slippers No. 7, as per sample. 50 prs. mens' leather slippers No. 8, as per sample. 50 prs. mens' leather slippers No. 0, as per sample. 30 prs. mens' leather slippers No. 10, as per sample. T 20 prs. mens' leatber slippers No. 11, as per sample. i 20 prs. ladles' shoes No. 4, as per sample. , I 25 prs. ladles' shoes No. C, as per sample. -" i 25 prs. indies' snoes sua. o, as iicr sample. OnOCEUlES. 10,000 lbs. granulated sugar (Ameri can rcllncry). , I 15,000 lbs. Golden C sugar (Ameri can refinery). ' 8,000 lbs. Liverpool salt. , 500 lbs. soda crackers, XXX, more or less, delivered as required. ' 500 lbs. of cheese, Cranston's or as good, more or less, delivered as re quired. 10 doz. Cove oysters (Fields 2's). 30 doz. Xo. 1 best brooms. 20 gros-i Vulcan Safety matches, as per sample. 300 lbs. Sal soda. 200 lbs. Sultana raslns (20-lb. boxes.) 100 lbs. London Layers r.tisins(20-iu. boxes). 200 lbs. China starch. 1 doz ostrich feather dusters 22-' . per sample). 1 dcz. Worcestershire Sauce iLcl a Perrln's) In quart bottles. 20 boxes macaroni In 8-lb. boxes. 100 gal. N O. molasses. 2,000 gal. syrup as per samj le. . OUOCKEKY. 25 doz. tea cups, W. G. ware, as per sample. 25 doz. saucers, W. G. ware, as per sample. 4 doz. 7 In. pic plates, W. G. ware, as per sample. TOUACCO. 1500 lbs. Even change. 300 lbs. O. K. Durham in 2-oz. pigs. FLOUK, COO bbls. No. 1 Hour, more or less. delivered as required. 23 bbls. No. 1 graham, more or less, delivered as required. fish. 000 lbs. lish per week, more or less, as required, stating price per pound of dlircrent kinds. meats. Ueef COO pounds per day, more or less, as required equal parts fore and hind quarters. Mutton 200 pounds per day. more or less, as required. Qnill 2o00 lbs. Net Savon Best Standard soan. nun . Peerless Kitchen soap, ss uo cakes per sample, 'Wllllamsl r los. snaviiiL' soap (J. J5 as per sample. r .. .. S,I,ICKS- n 500 lbs. black pepper, Standard Ground, In 5-lb. cans. to us, ciiiiiuiuuii, utiigiiru urounq, in 5-lb. cans. I'LUMllINQ 50 feet each of 1, 1, 11 ln.black pipe. Ocach cast Iron elbows 1, U, 1J. and 2 Inch. 0 each cast Iron elbows 45deg. 1. U, I, and Sin. 0 doz. hose washers, t In. 1 doz. hose couplings I In. 1 doz. Calwell hose bands i In. 12 each Jenkins' valves discs., i, f, i ami it in. w, .l . . ,'"""" mr -w u. oi t in. rounti Norway iron. 100 feet each of I, 7-10 and i in. round Norway Iron. 60 ft. each of ix I, ixlj, and x2 In. Hat Norway Iron. a rt. each steel. of , i audi In. octagon ft. of 1 in. round tool stool. a ii ..' iVt TJIfW 10 ,n- , -.., --. .-- -" ..-,-. 3 tint bastard Hies 10 In! . l cross "'corks No v t-itvp n in 0 flat mill biistard Hies 10 In. long. ' ' ' tapeP U '", - each flat mill bastard flics o and 8 2 doz. Allcock's porous plasters. afl'aEftx; : (Norway.) , , 5 lbs. of I washers. Samples i may be soon at thoconi- 1,000 each or 2, 2J, 3 and 4 lb. tinned ili ary of U,10 asyll"- Goods must rivets. ' ' p pl""e(l Jn accordance with sampler, and tlA1, ..!.... II..- r,ni 00 III Orillinnl nni'lflllTAd wlinn rwwslKln 1 tinners' blcwhorn stake, large den 0 In., small end 17J in. k u los. oi ao. u Putnam horse shrm nails. " ' U0IC suo 1 Coo'3 wrench, 12 in., bright. nmnc ' fk kllogrammcacldacetO percent, i HfiSBffiJS2fti!ffiW&. Squlbbs. v' 6 kilogrammes cbloform in fjv gramme Wt e", Squbbs " 1 kllograinmc tincture onlnm dwlorlicS, Squlbbs, P i i.n .wo. Snulbbl,Jra,"m0 nMlino,,,n caroonate, Tktm,,,,, c ,.....,. Squlbbs wHuiae, S&'-e, opium vdered, OOmmes mercury yeliow oxide. M?n!ffi ClA W Branulated, "'f C f 1 WiPfifjw."TjSWfl HmIBI I s rll...BI!5-. ifH i BULL You will find one coupon lastde each 2 Buy a bog, read the coupon and eee how gXuxxuigigitwiiia The Willamette Hote LEADINOlHOTEL OF THE CITY.j Reduced e"d rates. Management ltDeral. of interest. Special rates will be snd points -EXCELSIOR - STABLE ST C, Hansen, Manager. iw . I Ii'-.m nl. Sti(.ci)i iu.tr.int'ed, .Stable Inck of State Insurance LAW'S MOWERS. II.VY KAKKS GRAY Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, LAWN SPRINKLERS. SALEM. OR. 20 lbs. potassium bromide granu lated, P. & W. 2 lbs. collodion U.S.P,, P. & W. 5 lbs.calcltim precipitated phosphas, P. & W. i lb. potassium hydrafo white, P. & W. 2 lbs. oil orange, sweet, Lehu & Fink's. nl lb. vanilla bean ff In. long, Lehu & Fink's. 4 lbs. sacchu rated pepsin, Fulr- cuiurs. 5 lbs. ncld carbolic gold lablc, Mall- lnckrodt. figa). ammonia water conccntratd , In 0 gallon glass contalnor, Malllnc- krodt. 1 lb. arnica llowcr granulated, Lilly & Co. ! 1 lb. fox glove granulated, Lilly & Co. 4 lbs. mix vomica granulated, Lilly & Co. i"0 lbs. glycerine. Kirks. 3-5 lbs. bottles syrup hypophosphltes f' Al'ftnimilit C V. v, II UIIIIJWIU IV vu. i doz. viu. tonlquc marlani. . i-o (ioz. extra largo jars for Hospital use. uornck's Malted milk. 10 lbs. zinc sulnlmtn. fnnmmorRlnl.i I 21bs. Fenugreek seed, (powdered.) I 20 lbs. Phillips' Digestible Cocoa, in Cpound cans. I 10 lbs. potassium, nitrate granu- uiieti reuneu. I 2 lbs. prcpa prepared chalk. b lbs. sponges, 10 to tho lb; un bleached shecp'B wool, as per samplo 80 oz Biilfonal, (llaycr.) 5 oz. Antlkamlnht tablets, 5 gr. 1000 qululno sulphate pll, capsule shaped; P. D. & Co. GOO tablet triturates, mix vomica, i gr.; P. D. & Co. 100 each tiltcr papers, white, 13 and loin. , i each glass percolator, 10 and 32 oz.; ). ; t; o. W. T, 2 graduates, Phconlx pono shape, 8 oz.; W. T. Jt Co. f 1 graduate, Phoenix cone shape, 10 oz.; W. T. & Co. 8-12 fin. rilMmr u-nlnp lutttlnc 1- quart, cloth covered; W.T. & Co. t ooz. n. li, syringes, Ho. l, straight ' ,i,,?- " Wtom, No. 3, stntlght X'.l', . .. 'i'lr.fKJ,t V? ?Ject an nml a" Ws reserved. Del Ivory of supplies wj 7i fc,"--n mumi niicen uays' iiq- tlce of ncccntanco of bid. Each bid !XUf!Ki nciV??n t,,e 1tcms and tQtal P '"i wUlUlieoxccptlon of flour nnd tbi W ! 'n aWBB '"" mo ciass or supplies bo in- fa " tll envelope. Auditing oibcers nro prohibited 'from confirm- i.2,c,counl8.,f Purchases when the dSwiSKW008 nfot,C("'n a full description of the articles to tumor. chased. Each bidder wlf? U requFred i?.'?.r.nJ8i with .ills bid acertltled ""; nn: amount equal to ten iKir ffilBTffff fifg SiSJSSi f&O - " m" Mn' July 6 Salem, Oregon, Juno )5, 16. . This is the very best Smoking Tobacco ttiade8 DURHAM ounce bj and two coupons Inside eech oonn U to et your sbare of IJSO.O0O In prteents. Electric cars leave hoiel lor all public buiiJin. given to permanent patrons. p A. I. WAGNER blecs: BROS., MACHINE OILS and AXLE GREASE BICYCLES. SUNDRIES. (Signed) WM. P. LOHD, . II. R.KLNCAIDr PHIL METSCHAX. Hoard of Trustees, O. S. I. A. S. DUNIV7AY, Sec'y.ofBaird. w, The dealer who says, "I Ii.ot no Hoc Cake soap," practically aifmil that he docs not sell tirst qujilit; goods. If he says he has somethla "Just as good" you will know at ohm that he Is trylhg to sell you an In ferior article. There is more cloatlilnc destroyed by poor soan than by actual wear, us tho free alkali rots tho cloth. IIoo Caku contains neither free alkali nor worthless filling. Special Rates. See Bolso & Barker, agcots for ilie O. It. & N. and Union Pacific ntllwuys regarding special round trip rates to tho llepubllcan national convention sit fit. Louis, tho Democratic national convention at Chicago, Peoples patty convention at St. Louis, national con vention Y. P. S. C. E. at WalilDitoo, D. C, National educational Associa tion at Buffalo, N. Y., nnd ft. A. B. national encampment at SL l"aui, Minn. 6:8t(Miw SALEM r am prepared to do all kinds of work U wood and iron. Repairing rtiscbiiwrjr any kind or making and repairing ; stone cutters,- tools and edced tools of any kind raaae and repaired; wagons and bugeies KJP11' and new ones made to order. Horjettoe'ofc the best that can be done In town-"""-made shoes. Plates and running shoes are- fully attended to. Call at ray sUnJ, t t Chemeketa street, back of New k R store. R. J. IIERSCHDACn. Salem SteamLaundry Please notice the cut In prices on the following! loccsls Shirts, Phdn Jwioea Under drawers ctoioceo'1 Under shirts 1(9ii Socks, per pair '.mt Handkerchiefs ''mu Silk handkerchiefs 'l'iaa, Sheets and pillow slips 24 cents p a and other work In proportion. Flannels and other work of Miss Ballou's ScIidoI IN- CHANNINO ftJU Will receive children 3 Special attention to B" ,. toeW branches for theoMer pu .-- iai"' Ing drawing, model.ng. ""T ontUU tu'tict.eedlework A .chTh!UU dividual piau. - ptc vKed according wj ?" X " P.arVc"'1"rtr'eketaiU Vji SM1 , .Ith rh box Of """"" I ttto with each box; w 1..- Vuur WJf n,orthohandel Thej n g vep f"""":i,lmr O