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Newspaper Page Text"A -& t h Dailjf Capital Journal. fcY HOFR BROTHERS TIIUItSDAY, JUNE 18, 1800. AN OLD WEAPON. When you linve no argument call names. Whet) you ciin't. win tlic case in any other way nbuso your oppon ent. That Is an old weapon. It Is as respectable us the Cuban's mnchcto or tho spiked club of the Digger Indian In hlrf dugout. A subscriber aiks why Tub Jovu NAt, prints nil the abusive articles that appear In other papers about It. lb does bo simply to let the people know the worst that can be said or Invented about Its editors. If It Is trile It should be printed. If It is raise It will have no weight with thinking persons and most nil of our readers are of that kind. A newspaper that Juts any modesty Is precluded from self-praise or publl cation of compliments, but It Is not debarred from publishing criticisms. The Journal, has never hesitated to print such unfavorable and denunci atory articles even from anonymous correspondents and appearing In seuil rcspcctablc sources. Wc shall good naturedly as possible 1,'oon showing up Jobs uud robberies on tlio pcoplo, and shall not support corrupt men or inou who abandon principles to get ofllco oven though they bo In our parly. We shall help the people and tho tuxpayers under nil circumstances asagultist tho poli ticians, and advocate tho truo Inter ests of tho people. Tho abuse will kcop on, but It cannot harm tho right or truo principles thataro not in the keeping of any man or sot of men. Tito anonymous assailant has usually good reasons for hiding behind a tiotn-do-plumo. Ho Is ashamed of assailing another, or be Is afraid to show his head or cxposo himself to u roply. Tho guerilla In warfare Is never horolo. THE NOMINATING SPEECHES. Tmc Jouhnai, in common with othor nssoclntcd press papers lias been supplied by tlio ontorprlso of Manager Stono with ndvanco copies of tho nom inating speeches in the Chicago national convention. There nro bo many of them and they are such uni form laudations of one politician by another that wo had two of them set up in advance of doll very, and through mlsnppcrchonilon thoy wore run Into tho report. Nominating speeches that tiro writ ten out in advance for weeks cannot contain anything important or now. Thoy tiro harmless explosives nt best and us our renders nro uccustomed to Ponnoyer's dynamite and llnrvoy Scott's giant powder right hero nt homo, fresh on tap all the time, theso wore rather mild reading. Tin: Jouhnai. feels proud of Its telegraph service, which is maintained nt great! oxponso, tho publishers oftou going without luxuries like tho Sunday chicken In ordor that their readers limy havo tho fullest (possible report. If tho times do not Improvo Tub Jouttmr, may bo driven to tuko tho trull for Gold Creek or go to funn ing to got tho whoio-wltli-ull to pay telegraph bills and type-setters, but it will not run in debt. There arc too ninny mortgaged nowspaportt and mortgaged itntcmuon preying off tho people now in their public affairs. God preserve tho country from any more, in mo meauiimo tlio convon Hon report in tho Daily Jouunal Will bo ns full and complcto us in tho best eastern paper. Your Boy Won't Uve Month. Bo Mr. Gllman llrown. of 34 Mill itteet, Gardner. Ma., wss told by the doctors, llti ion hud lung trouble, following typhoid m. Url. rd he ipf-nt J75 with doctor, Mho finally ro him up, sayings "Your boy won't live ft month." H trleU Dr. Kins' New DUcovcry and a few bottlei restored him to health and enabled him to go to work apeifectly well nun. He say ho owes hit ixvie.it good health to uio of Dr. King's New Dfeeovaty. and know It to bo the bt In the wU for lung trouble. Trial bottle free at ft. A. Lege' drag store, I 1 Call for Warrant. County Thkabuhb's i oltjcb, ma1u0h countv. j Xaik U hereby given that I have ftMtdti tm hand tojuty all warrants is- mmi, MpH'AMfc.'JtJwW, ttnd interest m Mm tt wH ifoj from date or tills t0tk5. JAl'-MtNTO, OuHty Treasurer. Jt- Jwt II, 1W. 0 8(1 w MstsJiisUiMa Asmj kt I tJMIllin Wry lOI td'trx1' ' JOURNAL "X" RAYS. Directed Upon'Persons Prominent Before the Public. Of course the rich cannery combine at Astoria has all the rlgnton Its side! Election Is now over. It Is no longer necessary to run a bluir with a car load of silver. Icklehclmer, Heldelbuch. Goldstein &Co. opened the St. Louis conven tion with prayer. Chief of rollce Dllley Is In Portland. Of course, this visit has no bearing on his 30 cent lawsuit. Query. Why docs the morning dally not give tho news of the Itlcly suit In Justice Johnson's court? . Habb! Sale opened his prayer at the St. Louis National Republican con vention with: "Hearken unto thy servants, the bondsmen of frccdoiu." They couldcu'tgcta Catholic Aach bishop, so they got a Jewish Ilabbll Great Keott, why wasn't tho prayer ottered In Hebrew! Have wo got to bo prayed for In the American language! Tlio Oregon Ian roprlnts the States man's article by "Inquirer." It Is from the pen of a Salem member of the corporation law ilrm of Simon, Dolph & Co. Of course It must be true! This owners Is rich: Here's two property lighting for possession of a street. One tenders his frco scrvlcco ns attorney for tho city and Is accepted Why not offer your services too, Mr. Albert. Tho favorite way, for several jretire, of disposing of a man in politics was to call him a Crank, a Populist, u So cialist, an anarchist. That settled it. Hut It no longer will work. The lat est way Is to say ho got a check from Jonathan Bourne. Tho small fry tax caters can go from pillar to post trying to prevent Tub Jouunal. from getting business, but it will go on Just tho same supplying tho news to tho masses and paying Its way. It novor owes a penny to tho bosses for revenue, but occasionally lots daylight Into tholr schemes. Honor Where it Is Due. Why tho Oregoulan should herald to tho world tho wonderful actions of tho Oregon delegates to the St. Louis convention in placing Steel as Nat'l committeeman, while 0. S. Moore looms up on tliccommlttcoou resolu tions, Is mysterious. Tnkon in con nection with tho commendation of Senator McBrldo, It Is construed ns u great tirumph for tho gold standard, Tho Oregoulan sees in their action "tho rugged koncsty and fcurlcss In telligence of tho pioneers bequeathed to posterity." Tho big paper undor tho pootlo Inlluenco of Joaquin Miller, Is clear olf tho spirit of tho fathers Is not in it. When tho divine fright of citizenship was conferred niKiii them, Harvoy's Slletz gold standard braves, to tho number of 100 mado It manifest tho proud remnant of n once glorious band of lousy Indians, all stood forThos. II. Tongue and honest money. When speaking of tho triumphs or Intelligence why Is tho SIloU Indian overlooked; and when glad peans ure sung to "rugged honesty" why this Ideal Indltrerenco to our camas eating citizenship? Tho whole gold standard eoluinu of Oregon's 2nd Cong. Dlst. should re pair to tho hard-money tepees of tho Slletr. and render homago to whom homago is duo for a victory of principles. The action of tho O.x'roii delegation at St. Louis figures little for gold-tho SlleU voting tally sheet Is wnui mis given rorco and momentum the gold standard and made Tongue u possibility. Why not a big clam bako; a feather dance and. High Muca muok with Joo Simon as medlclno uinuV CorvaMls Times. tSioo Reward $100, The reader of ihli turner will 1 nli.,,) in learn that there it at least one dreaded dlteate that tclence hat leen able to cure in all in tages. and that It catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure It the only poaltWe cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a con. ttitutlonal dlteate, require a conttltullonal treatment. Hall' Catarrh Cure it taken Inle natly, acting directly upon the blood ami mucoui turucet ol the tyttem, thereby destroying the-(oundr lion of the dlteate and giving the patient strength by building up the conttltution and aulillng nature in dotng lit work. 1 tie proprietor! have to much faith in It curatite power (hat they oiler One Hun dred dollar for any caie that t failt to cure. Semi lor Hit of testimonials. Addrcus , , T. J. CHENEY & CO , Toledo, O. Bold uydtuggUt,,7fc, mcN''Aut Qutcklr.Thot-xivcbt, trrer DurrO. l"ouroutof nvuwr uffor uerouus(, uental wcrrr, attack of"thblueJ,"ttnb- iwytatfthu ponaltrvf earlr wmw, Vic tims, reolaltu -our manUoivl. wsriln vuur vuor' Wl ' HeIlr. Scud for book with MpUnaUomwdwoof. MatlJ(Kl,l)frt mmXm () Jm BTATE NEWS. J. B. Hughes of Stayton, is about to put In an electric light plant at the latter place. There was over 100 applications for tho teachers' places, in the Albany public schools. After a 20 years courtship an As torlan and a Pendleton woman were united In wedlock. The honeymoon! will likely last another twenty. Thirty-four of the .10 mules taken by J. Wooley and H. IJrown from Ilnr ney county to Vancouver, were accept ed by the government ns satisfactory for service. Samuel Hughes, senator from Wash ington county, will Ikj the biggest man In the Oregon legislature. Ills weight Is 318 pounds. P.M. Jones of Wasco county, weighs ubout 2,"0 pounds. Leigh Harnett, the well-known writer, who has been writing up Southern Oregon and other mine for a nttmucroi years past, was round dcitd In n cabin near Wolf creek sta tion last week. Ho had evidently been dead for several weeks when found, and It was Impossible- to tell whether his death was duo to natural causes or suicide. However, the sup position Is that he died from natural causes. FROM STAYTON. Dell Bnlsloy Is visiting In Salem this week, with his two sisters, who are students nt the Willamette uni versity. York Richardson and wlfo of Salem, aro visiting in town this week. Mr. Hughes and family arrived In Stayton Sunday, from Itcdlng, Cal., and aro guests at tho home of Leo Drown. Mr. Hughes will locate In our little town, and erect an electric light plant, to furnish the town with lights, which will bo quite an improve ment to our little 'burg, and wc aro Indeed ,'glad to welcome such enter prising men us Mr. Hughes, In our midst. Miss Pearl Hobson of Sodavllte, ono of tho Mineral Springs- college teach ers, Is homo for her vacation. Mrs. Dr. Derbyshire had quite u serious accident befall her, while out blcyclo riding, lust Saturday ovenlng, In making n short turn her foot be camo entangled some way, and sprained Itvery badly. Sho will no doubt, l)o contlned at her home, for soitio time. Miss Ella limit left for Turner Monday morning, where she will re main, until afteri ciimptiicetlng ut that place. Tho Misses Mary, Martha and Sarah Wilson, return from Monmouth Saturday, where thoy havo been at tending school, nt the Stnte Normal. s AUMSVILLE. A number of our eltlzons attended Children's day services- at Shaw Sun day afternoon. Strawberries and cream aro rlpo In this vicinity and everyone Is happy v Work on our roads have begun In good shupo and we hopo before It Is done to seen good lot of gravel hauled. The suryoyor and viewers wore out yesterday locating 11 road to our cem etery. County Commissioners Watson and nderson passed up tho road yester day on county business. Messrs. Lang and Drown havo taken 11 contract for hauling 11 large amount of lumber from King- station for our lumber yard, thoy can team It across tho country oheapor than tho rail roads will carry It around. Kdltor Churchill and family spent Sunday with tho family of P. l. round. Perfect Wisdom Would give u perfect health. Kecause men umi women aienoi periecuy vrlte, tliey muil take medicine to keep them perfectly heal, thy. Puro, rich blood it the nasi of good health. Hood' Samsparllla it iho One True J"d J'urifier, It give good health, became It build upon the' true foundailon-pure blood Hood's rilli are nurelv -enrtab) nrr..,i.. harmlc, alway reliable and beneficial. The coolness is refreshing; the roots ami herbs invitrn,-. a ting; the two together ani mating. Von get the right combination in HIRES xoofoeer. Viu mis kr t. ciw. a. uim c. i-kuu.iwu. To Water Consumers. tZ1!0,1"115,'1110" ) Will ruiuinoiico Juno 1, and continue durltijr the four tnonthsof Juno, July. August and hontetnbor. All bills duo aniT nnvniih ..v .. -w.jM.u nui, KUISUCU with last years ratluu will pieaso leavo word nt tho onice and their lots will bo remcasured. IrrlRatlou hours rrom tl to 8 n. in. and from 5 to 0 p. m, Salkm Wathu co, A. L. llitow.v, Supt, .inn. l a ...,.... ..... . -Aiv, i""r'y r,, ' $ nM) KM?t0 know t"Hoo Cako will not nuiko tholr hands red llko coiniiion sjvtp. Save tho wrappers! Thoy aro worth it cent apiece. ) n tf there's more olothliw destrtyel by iHwr wwp than by actuttl wear, "lloo Cako" soap contains no freontkalt and will not Injure tho tiuest lar. nv. V 1, I. Ml,. Ill , ' " P m viii wlWW 1 15 m v was jU J i ' I I Wl if l I 1W -MLj I I m "Takes the Cake." I 1 P Hit HI M P fSj m jvSljNItt ill sanrr:':iaJP"rYTrrf 51 PLUG You may have "money to Lsj burn," but even so, you needn't 1 throw it away get almost twice as much "Battle ffl Ax" as you do of other high grades B for the same monev. M m Illlllilllllllllilllll The Willamette Hote leadingSJhotisl of the city. Reduced rates. Management liDeral. and points of lnterett. Special rate will be -EXCELSIOR - STABLE- B. C. Hansen, Manager. OnlvgootlioMsiioJ. Sitlfaction Guaranteed. LAWN MOWERS. HAY RAKrJS. GRAY Hardware, Stoves and GARDEN HOSE. LAWN SPRINKLERS. SALEM, OR. "iou'll bo surprised when you try IIoo Cako soap, and wish wo had told you sooner. It Is mndo by patented process. j o tf There's no cln iy, Hour, Btnrch or llinjr In "Hoe Cake" oiuer worthless l nn? and no free alkali to hum the hands. John I lushes. JOtf TrTien Itabj- waa atck, we save her Castorta. A1ien aha wa a CUIIJ, tho cried for Castorta, Whoa kho becamo SJUs, aho clung to CoitorU. When she bad Children, she gave them CaitorU When you want to gee a good shoe, for ladles, t'ents or children, tho New York Itnckot keeps tho llrown shoo cotnnany's "Star r Star" shoos, In all lines, and thoy always jjlve entire sat- istiictlon. Call and see them. To Washi.noton. 11. s. Gilo, nrosl. iient, or uio uregon Y. 1. S. C.K., will conduct an excursion of delegates from tho coast to Washington, I). c to attend tho llftecnth annual Inter national convention of that ordor, July "th. It leaves Portland Juno 20. Bucklon's Arnica Salvo ine best Salve in ill vn.i,i r... .... Sores, Sore, Ulcer. Salt Rheum, Keer liiiiei,,e&Ch,.,,Ped hJnd Chilblain J ruUe, Skin Lruption. and positively cure Pile or no nav r.V,, ,;...! i. tl .. , ': uve per tec atWfctlon or money refundeO. Jrlcc ss cent a boa For tale by Kied A. -1 MiMtietMIIHIaMa Perfect Infant Tool uitii Doraens Eagle Brand S b. N Y ConrJeasetl Milk Cu. S 1 For JO cents you M m Electric car leave hotel tor all public buildlnes given to permanent patron. A. I. WAGNER Stablo back nl State Insurance block BROS., MACHINE OILS and AXLE GREASE Tinware. IHCYCLES. SUNDRIES. T- -,l . . , .. in mi luwns nnu localities ttirouelu im,?S &'ate' and te0"e t sell the Fount, ain Waiher and Steam Cooker, tho best in U8c. It sae ilsown price In the wear of clothe in less than six months. Sent C. O. D. by exprew, prepaid, for J3.50, in tin; $5 in copper. lor particulnis, address I. 11. I1R0WN, ISO Statu Mreet. Salem. Oregon. SALEM WATER CO. Office: Willamette Motel Bulldln" lor water service apply at office. Hill payable monthly in advance. Make a complaint at the office. There will lie no deduction in win.., ,i. on account of temporary absence from the city unless notice is 'left at ihe ..ffir. rSl7.W',er fr '"'Ballon will only be furnished to regular consumer using wate tor domestic nurno Cm 1. ..... walk brick work and plastering will please for copy f I!93, A,'Ply nt ofl,c'-' MEAT MARKET, 3I Commercial st. Cottle Block il, CSucccssor to C. M. Beck & Co.1 Data's SgIioo OfENEl) IN. . CUA XVIXQ HA L T'-' iVrm. ... u .e " own capacity. For "" ' emes.eta st. mm m i Miss PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES, The Board of Trustees qf tho Ore iron State Insane Asylum Invites sealed proposals for furnishing ut the Asylum, near Salem, Oregon, the fol lowing supplies: DKY GOODS. 800 yds. Amoskaeg blue dentins, 9 cz., nsper sample. Co yds. sllcsIa, drab, as per sample. 100O yds. canton llannel, Nashua XX, as per sample. K30yds. Mariners' striped shirting, as per sample. 85 doz. men's cotton socks, as per sample. ', 15 doz. ladles' cotton hose, ns per sample. 1 doz. ladles' corsets, sIzo24-3, 27-3, 28-2, 20-2, 30-2, as per sample. 2 great grpss pants buttons, as per sample. GO doz. thread, Coats' or Clark's O. or Clark's O. N. T., No. 30, white. AD (ln7. Mirnml. f'nnt.a' JN. T., JNO. 0 DlllClC. 20 doz. thread, Coats' or Clark's O. N. T., No. 10 white. SHOES AND SLIPPERS. 30 prs. incus' leather slippers No. 7, as per sample. GO prs. incus' leather slippers No. 8, as per sample. "" -'"-'v ". 00 prs. mens' leather slippers JSo. 0, as per sample. 30 prs. mens' leather slippers No. 10, as per sample. 20 prs. mens' leather slippers No. 11, as per sample. 20 prs. Indies' shoes No. 4, as per' sample. 25 prs. ladles' shoes No. G, ns per sample. 25 prs. ladles' shoes No. 0, as per sample. GROCERIES. 10,000 lbs. granulated sugar (Ameri can refinery). 15,000 lbs. Golden C sugar (Ameri can rellnery). 8,000 lbs. Liverpool salt. GOO lbs. soda crackers, XXX, moro u' .';;, uLiiiuiiuua luiiiiuuu. COO lbs. of clmcso. Cranston's or as goott, more or less, ocllvcrcu ns r qitlred. 10 doz. Cove oysters (Fields 2's). 30 doz. No.'l best brooms. 20 gtos- Vulcan Safety matches, as per sample. 300 lbs. Sal soda. 200 lbs. Sultana raslus (20-lb. boxes.) It.) lbs. London Layers ralslus(20-lb. tiXl'S). :00 ill-. China starch. 1 do'. o.-ii k'h feather dusters (22-ln. pji sami le). 1 doz. Wori'cstorhhlro Sauce (Leo n i cum ; 111 (iiinrb uoLiies. 20 boxes mitcaroni In 8-lb. boxes 100 gal. N. O. molasses. 2,00 g,il. syrup as per sample. CROCKERY. 25 doz. tea cups, W. G. vureras per sampic. 25 doz. saucers, W. G. ware, as por sample. I doz. 7 Ih. pic plates, W. G. ware, as per sample. TOHACCO. 1G00 lbs. Even chnnge. 300 lbs. O. K. Durham In 2-oz. pigs. FLOUR. (100 bbls. No. 1 Hour, moro or less, delivered as required. 25 bbls. No. 1 graham, moro or less, delivered as required. FjSH. 000 lbs. llsh per week, more or less, as required, stating price per pound or different kinds. M 12 ATS Ucef 000 pounds per duy, moro or ess, ns required equal parts foro and hind quarters. Mutton 200 pounds per day, moro or less, ns required. SOAP. 2500 lbs. Net Savon Best Standard soap. 200 cakes Peerless Kitchen soan. 6s per sample. o ins. Slinv ncr soan (J. B. Williams as per sample. SPICES. goo lbs. back pepper, Standard Ground. Ill 5-Ib. cans. 75 lbs. cinnamon. Standard Ground, In G-lb. cans. PLUMIHNQ GO feet each of J, l, U in.black pipe, uoftqh cast Iron elbows 1, li, 1, and 2 Inch. 0 each cast Iron elbows 45deg. 1. Hi li, and 2 In. Odoz. hose washers, In. 1 doz. hose couplings I In. 1 doz. Cnlwcll hoso bands J in. 12 each Jenkins' vnlves discs., i, i, 1 and H In. IlAimVAP 70 ft. or i In. round Norway iron. 100 feet each of i, 7-10 and i in. round Norway iron. f0 ft. each of ixl, ixli, and ix2 In. Hat Norway Iron. G ft. Cacll Of 4. nmlt In nnhmnn :tl " " " """" 5 ft. or I in. round tool steel. ' feller Bros, horse-rasp 10 In. 0 l at bastard tiles 10 In. J I at bastard riles 10 In. 0 lint mill bastard Hies 10'lti. J each Hat mill bnstnrd Hies 0 and 8 ni1;.0' ,uanllla rope i In diameter. j,.)00 ios. or blacksmith coal as per tu isorwny carriage bolts xli in. GO each Ixl nnd 1x5 in carriage bolts (Norway.) 5 lbs. of washers. 1,000 each of 2, 21, 3 and 4 lb. tinned i tuia, - sledge bundles 30 in. i, I,, m,e n' b,"vlprn stake, lurgo den 0 in., small end 171 In. nails. ' f K0, Putnam l01 8hoc 1 Coo's wrench, 12 in., bright. rimma Squibb?"111"110 no,d net,o3 W cent, i k lognmime acid boric' Soulbhs. Squibb3irammes bis,uuth 8lJnltrato, kllocniiiimnQ (lllnfurin I n rjv k'""", wines, bquibbs. cleldofS,ras37bbsUnCtUre 0I,U,,U 1 k'llOL'nilllDln, n....,n..l.. i . Squlbbs. """"""in carooiime, Squibbs?8RUmUe S0(Uut bromide, lwwdered, SoSos3"1"103 mercury yellow oxide, HI ll.H . J laieu. i & w. u"'roi(je 2 lbs. collodion U.S.p r. ., B lbs.calc In nt nrt?'.f .'i K k W. & Wb Pta88lu, karate ,hlte , FinkS- oiioranc-etlleh; F.1nkb's.Van,1,abea'"-W,Lehu chVffi- 8aCChara Pepsin, Plir. n;jlta.jclcl carbolic gold lable, Mall. okui. ntnnionla in gallon gn99 -saufsas water IVlllUb. 1 lb. arnica & Co. a Oowct eranuUM, tj C(, xox giove granule, LI1IM &4clbs.nux vomica granulated, lll; MS; B,,y!:?,r,ne' K'ris. i doz. vln. tonlque marlanl 0 doz. extra large JarsZ'hospiu, Ilorllck's Malted milk. 011 mc 8U1I'uatc. Jllio -n -'."" JCOUIDlCrrial . lai?a,5ffM8h"' ll"i vm 2 lbs. prepared chalk. 0 lbs. sponges, 10 to thn ik. - bleached sheep's wool as nor 51 n? 80 oz sulfonal, (Bayer.) Pr MmPle ? w. Antllcamlnla tablets, 5 Rr 1000 -qulnlno sulphate nn ? i shaped; P. D. & Co. P ' t Kr?rp.Kcrratcs'nuxvi.j i5100 each filter papers, white, 13and w! T.& Co.88 percolator' 10 and 32oi.; ::-Kw. Tatf6oPllconlx cone 8 oz l-XV. T.a&,Co!'OCnlX C"e "P1" oz water bottles, 3- quart, cloth cevered: W. T .tHn plnclTn" R" 8ylngCS, No-MlW. plpetl,oIi-R-Syr,neC3,N-3'stra Ion grSS 'C ' 12' tapcr ll 1Ul 2 doz. Allcock's porous plasters. 600 hypodermic tablets, No. 3, In case. 10 tubes each; W. Bros. 400 hypodermic tablets, No. 08. In case, 10 tubes each; W. Bros. 2 doz. beef Juice; W. Dros. - Samples may bo sacn at the com missary of tho asylum. Goods must be in accordance with unmnw gn bo In orlglnnl packages when possible. Tho right to reject any and all bids l reserved. Delivery of supplies will bo requrcd within fifteen days' no tice or acceptance of bid. Each bid must Include ull tho Items and totals In full, with tho exception of flour and lish. Payment will not be made until the bidder has completed his con tract. A copy of tho advertisement must accompany each bid, and tho nnmo of tho class of supplies be In scribed on tho envelope. Auditing olllccre are prohibited from confirm ing accounts of purchases when tho advertisement does not contain a full dcscrlntion of tho articles to be cur- chased. Each bidder will bo required to furnish with his bid a cert I lied check In tin nmountcnual to ten per cent onus biu (save unit tor iiourme check Is to bo for $300. for llsh $"J), payable to tho order of the board-tu bo returned in case Ills bid Is rejected or his proposal compiled ivlth. Bids will bo opened In tho governor's otlice nt 2 o'clock p. in., Monday, July fl, 1800. Salem, Oregon, June 15, 1890. (Signed) WM.P. LOUD, II. It. KINCAI1). PHIL MKTSCIIAS. Board or Trustees, O. S. 1. A. W. S. DUNIWAY, Sec'y. of Board. SALEM WAGON A KBPAItt SHBT I am prepated !to do all kind of woikjl wood and iron. Reputing mschlnery any kiwi or nuking and rcpsiring stooe cut ters, tool and edged tool of any kind owe and rennired; wrouj nd bugeie repJifcJ, and new ones made to order. HoneshociBj, the bet that can bo done In toijo-rooi made shoes. Pistes and running ihoei cue fully attended to. Call at my stsni. st im Chemeketa street, back of New York Reket "0rCf It. I. HERSCHDACIl. Salem SteamLaundry Please notice the cot in prices on the following! Shirts, plain Under drawers Under shirts Socks, per pair .. . . Handkerchiefs octB" .....StolocmU :;;;.w '.'...jo Silk handkerchiefs Sheets and pillow slips 24 eenu F . : .... .a rtftTCU. and other work In proportion. Flannels and other work to' telhgently washed by hMj Cof, J, Olmsted Prof' OAVEATff .. .n.nt HlP.r.1, .7PATMr' COWW?' . r" " poinss mm i... stfKTS nim.r I HMhr9 0)mi I Htt MiMfiAl M Buffalo, N. Y. Sohn'ffilSSi,W mm '" ,lualtt HaVO YOU Snnn m!tA"!,"1,m.or!ry chloride cor- tSm Ytmm TVv.. Tata Vrair Wtt twiwUhchboxoftv..' t ' ZT.i :rr,.;u t t n u nB Mer)&cUl0ral hydrafe granulated, I -"?eSi25SS Ask for lu Tney are rl"""wT