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HV HV IV ( IHB1 H&. V9 BLrfittJi-LiH ti3iJritfcf r2k
by all dealers, mLMrWjjW
s&r4MTb?.Qmr &r
sm&r&'
syjiiojj
S2Z22
all dealers,
everywhere, in
one, three and five
pound tins, each bearing this label, with
trade-marks "Cottolene" and steer's head in
cotton-plant wreath. It is at once the best, '
most wholesome and least expensive
shortening in existence.' v
Cottolene has done m.ore for the cause
of good health, through better cooking,
than any other agency. Made only by
nlntnmil I OA
., UUIIIIUI 3W1...U,
claimed $78.00,
XX LasIs,
The TV. K. fah'bank Company,
Clilfaco, UoutKil, fctn I rmrliro, 1'ortUnd, Omioi,
Daily Capital Journal
DV HOJTXCR 13ROTH1EHB.
KJUDAY, JUNK 10, 1800.
280 TO -II.
It is well known Hint tlio advocate
whowrototbo article In tlio States
man of Juno 10, Hlgncd "Inquirer,"
Is tlio Hiirno man who Jilrcd tlio car
riages and packed tlio Yew Park
primaries wltlj voters to curry u ticket
to tlio county conycntlon against
Dinger Ilcriiiann. IIo In tlio same
man who did tlic dirty work In tlio
convention by which more than half
of tlio country precincts wcro hitched
onto big Ralom precincts and thus
absorbed. Thus was tlio Hermann
sentiment In Silver Falls and Oariicld
swallowed up by No. .1, and Chamioeg
hitched to Salem No. 4, etc., etc.
TJio population of Yow Park Is
mostly rural hut by 280 to 41 wan the
farmer knocked out anil nlno town
men and two fruit growers were mudo
doIoga,tcs.
According to tlio statement of tlio
ndvocnto 321 voters wore rustled for
tho Yow Park primary of over a hun
dred inoro than cast their ballots
on election day. No wonder this man
lias a high respect for Jo. Klnion. Ho
could glvo that talented gontloman
pointers, and as ho takes his politics
from lVrtlnndistnilght,no doubt Yow
raw wuh managed uy tlio com
bined skill or Jo. Simon and tlio Sa
lem boodlors. Tho Statesman editor
was a delegate from Yow Park Just
nine days nftor ho left thO'Domocrutlc
party and n short tlmo after tho stato
board of agriculture, of which hois
secretary, got to have a Hopublleait
majority. IIo publltdieH tho llgurcs
about tho Yow Park primary and thoy
must bo correct. If 321 voted at tho
primary about ono hundred must have
been dlBgustcd at ttho result and
atnycdnthomoi for tho total votoof
tho precinct was only little over two
buudred. Tho result of spending
money frcoly to pack tho primary
with uioro voters than there aro In
tho precinct was to convert tho pre
cinct from a hundred Ilopubllcan
majority Into utmost n Populist pro
clnot. Two years before tho Yow
Parle delegation wero complimented
on their rof using to bow down to cor
rupt ring methods, This year tho
ruin and disintegration of tho party
Bscms to have dated from tho Yow
Frk primary.
AKE AGAINST
SILVER.
Ticket
Is
WEAK MEN
OURCD AS ir BY MAGIC.
VMtas t Ut MmKmI ahouhl tul at
vara lor uoq
thai etpUlii how
full HMUly vUor
h eJlr. iukftlr
cut jx.u;HiiBwir
Hnfwl. h'oHUM
ufforlmr fr
ford to Icboco thM
ffltfttiiriSS
ituu 4i0Jmth. do-
Wlb at Tm haiy, Seal vrlUi JkmI Ivt
RaitW)F''yawoawicutt.
MM MMMNUi i Wwffm-wn !
ilfcfi fn
Gold .Standard Democratic
Possible.
Nkw Yoiuc .Iouiwai., June 10: A
Now York Democrat said at the
Arlington hotel to night;
"Tho western and southern men of
our party arc certainly nut of their
minds. They nuver luivo full the
weight of tho commercial Interests of
the eaHt arrayed solidly agiilnst them,
Tho Greonbackcrs and Populists,
sllvcrltes and grangers never have
withstood a cavalry chargo by tho
combined money Interests of the
country.
BOUTH AND WK8T WIM. SUFFEIt.
3 "Thoy will not bo In It In November.
Tho south will Buffer most,I fear. Its
loans will ho called to tho last dollar.
Its cotton will bo left to rot In tho
compresses, because tlio railroads that
aro owned and operated by northern
capitalists, In a majority of cases at
a loss, will refuse to carry It. In tho
west, ovory mortgago that Is hold
agalnstcvery farm In tho silver states
will bo forcloscd. All lines of credit
for dry good and groceries In theso In
dependent regions will bo closed, be
causo tho castoru bankers and
merchants regard the silver movement
as absolutely dangerous to tho
Huauclal futuroof tho country."
Wouldn't this mean revolution?"
was asked.
"Perhaps; but, this crusado against
tho eiiBt already under way Is rovolu
llouary and quite as disastrous to tho
pcoplo of tho east as any civil war
could possibly Imj.
"I woudorlf thoy understand that
tho prominent bankers of Now York
luivo alrcad In their possession care
fully prepared lists of delegates to
St. Louis and Chicago, Indicating tho
llnauclal opinion or each delegate and
his alternate? Such Is tho caso. and.
if 20,ooo,ooo Is required to prevent
tho Insertion of a silver plank in tho
St. Louis platrorm It will Ixi forth
coming, p wonder If the southern
won haro leckoued regarding negro
otoy Thoy certainly havo not In
such htates us Virginia and tho
Carllonas, In tho black belt of
Alabama, where tho negro vote is as
purchasable as any commodity of tho
country."
"What you say about tho threatened
use of money at St. Louis Is verr
startllugt uro your statements based
upon any posit I vo Informatlonr""
Was asked
TIIKY WKAN.'llUBlNKSS,
"I havo seen mioli a list In tho pos
session of a member of tho Now York
Clearing Houso. On It oyery weak
brother was speollically Indicated and
no secret was mado of the determina
tion to reach ami luiluciu'o potently
enough delegates to prevent any mis
carriage of tho plans of tho gold lead
ers. Thoy mean buslnoss, becauso they
feel that they might as tvoll lo.so their
money in u lump as to suffer tho de
preciation of railroad and bank stocks,
that they sincerely bollovo would inev
itably follow tho election of a freo
coluago President.
"Now, as a Democrat, I uudoratund
tho situation and seo tho determina
tion of tho Ilopubllcan leaders In tho
Kast to keep their party flimly anill
uted with tho sound monoy Interest
of tho country, I talk plainly because
I seo my own political party going to
It death, and I candidly hesitate
Mbout committing suloldo with lit. I
havo been u Democrat from my earl-
lout youth, I havo noyer scratched a
ticket. I couldn't bo a Mugwump,
nd yet at this hour 1 Unit tho pros-i
pcctfve Chicago platform utterly re
pulslva and abhorrent to my good
ssssst
MARION COUNTY COURT.
Proceedings fdr the Juno Term iSG, nt
Satem.
KOAD AND HKIDOE ACCOUNT
Club stables, team hire; amount
claimed 90, amount allowed 90.
Salem gun storc.nowdcr etc. amount
claimed 130.75, allowed MO.",.
.T F Anderson, claimed 918.50;
allowed WJ0.
Nathman it Mangold, powder, etc.;
claimed 810.03, allowed $ O.C.3.'
Nathman & Mangold, powder, etc.;
claimed $10.03, allowed 10.03.
Nathman & Mangold, powder, etc;
claimed $24.20, allowed $24.20.
Urown & Smith, nails; claimed $1,
allowed 81.
II M Wade & Co, scraper; claimed
$0, allowed $0.
Ilrown & Smith, powder, etc.;
claimed $20.50, allowed $20.o0.
Jos E-wli, rep. grader; claimed 91,
allowed l.
Gray Dros, nails; claimed $2.0,"),
allotted $2.03.
Nathman Sc Mangold, hardware;
claimed $1, not allowed.
Present! & Vcness, lumber; claimed
$0.74, allowed $0 74.
It M Wade & Co, 2 scrapers; claimed
$18, allo'vcd $18.
II L Karl, owdcr,ctc.;cla!mcd $0.20,
allowed $0.20.
D II Ilerrlckct al
allowed $21.20.
IJ H Ilcrrlck et al.,
allowed $78.00.
II M Dlmlck. 1umbor;claimcd $23.20,
allowed $23.20.
Mary II. P.utherford,gravel; claimed
$223, not allowed.
CFKoynl, building Vcach bridge;
claimed $118, allowed $118.
C Kltoyal, building Martin bridge;
claimed $123, allowed $128.
CIV Wattlcr, lumber; claimed $12.8?),
allowed $12.80.
Cap Lumbering Co.,lumbcr; claimed
$0.50, allowed $0.50.
Cap Lumbering Co., claimed $3.80,
allowed $3.80.
CS I-'icklln, claimed $l.r.O allowed
$4.50.
Mrowu Sc Smith, claimed $8.50,
allowed $8.50.
Hrown Si Smith, claimed $12.75,
allowed $12.75.
McClcllln Sc Warren, claimed $7.07,
allowed $7.07,
W O IIubbard,clalmed$3.10, allowed
$3.10.
It M Wado Si Co., claimed $18,
allowed $18.
l'AUl'Klt ACCOUNT.
Salem woolen mills store, claimed
$10, allowed $10.
W W Stephens, claimed $172.00,
allowed $172 00.
V M Townscnd, claimed $0, allowed
$0.
Stolncr drug store, clnlmed $3,
allowed $3.
K V Noff, claimed $10, allowed $10.
V II Forrcll,clalmed $30, allowed $30.
O W Putnam, claimed $10.55, al
lowed $10.55.
John Hubbard, claimed $00, allowed
$00.
McAteofc Smith, claimed $1.75, al
lowed $1.75.
BTATIONKUY ACCOUNT.
Patton Ilros, claimed $10.00, allowed
$10.(10.
F W Waters, claimed $2.75, allowed
$2.75.
Patton llros, claimed $5, allowed $3.
L V Ehlon, claimed $1.50, allowed
$1.50.
Tho Irwin llodson Co, claimed
$33.20, allowed $33.20.
Statesman Publishing Co, claimed
$1.10, allowed $4.40.
Statesman Publishing Co, claimed
$1, allowed $i.
It E Moorcs & Co, claimed $3.00, al
lowed $3.00.
(leo F Ilogcrs, claimed $10.08. al
lowed $40.08.
Patton Pros, claimed $8.00, allowed
$8.00.
John Knight, claimed $10, allowed
$10.
L V Elilon, claimed $3, allowed $3.
Evening Post, claimed $1.40, allowed
$4.40,
W O Hubbard, claimed $1, allowed
$1.
Cap Journal Pub Co, claimed $10.30,
allowed $10.30.
J S Graham, claimed $13. allowed
$13.
SCHOOL, F.XAM1NKU8.
J S Graham, claimed $18, allowed
$18.
J J Kraps, claimed $12, allowed $12,
G W.Jones, claimed $12, allowed $12.
COUHT HOU8K AND JAIL, ACCOUNT.
Hureiu"; Hamilton, claimed $20.35,
nllwcd $20.35.
O V aeal, claimed $3, allowed $3.
W S Peckuer, claimed $15, allowed
$15.
Salem Con St Py Co, claimed $30.
allowed $30.
John Hubbard.clalmed $3,allowcd3.
Salem Wator Co, claimed $13, al
lowed $13.
O Northcutt, claimed ftOo, allowed
60o.
Gray liros, claimed $1.60, nllowed
11.60.
Gray Pros, claimed $10.27, allowed
$10.27.
Gray Pros, claimed $10.53. allowed
810.55.
Churchill & llurrouahs. claimed
ywlit '
Wfwm
wtii
iWl
11 m
f iladkwei
SiMliniM
Ja
$wf ' mm
mm
z 9
?Lft "-
Tlir Iiighest claim for other
te!inccci 3 "Jnst rn
i:vorj' o!J si:ioJ:er
knows tliore k none just
b good ftfl
m
I's
HAM
1CCO
You will find otic coupon insula
each tu o ounce b:g,unu two con
pons iihiuc cr.tn lour ttincc
nngoi mncKWL'i. s iuiii nm.
Duy a bag of this cele
brated tobacco olid jrnd the
couion which giw n list
of val'taMc rrcs-ctilrtLiuihow
.. ... ....... A-1
m
m
-?SS7Wv
1 L
She
Willamette Hotel.
LEADINGiHOTEL OF THE CITY.i
Reduced rates. Manacement lioeral. Electric cars leave lio.el lor all public buildings
and points of Interest. Special rales will be given to permanent patrons.
A. I. WAGNER
-EXCELSIOR - STABLE-
B. C, HANSEN, MANAGER.
Onlvano-I lionet uteri. Sititfictton RUnrantecd. Stablo back of State Insurance MocV
LAWN MOWERS
IUY HAKES,
GRAY BROS.,
Hardware, Stoves and
SALEM, OR.
GARDEN HOSE.
LAWN SPRINKLERS.
MACHINE OILS
ana AXLE UREASl'
Tinware
IH'V I.I
St'.ViM -
Win Wlcko etal, lelalmcd $183, al
lowed $183.
Archlo Mason, claimed $2,544.18, al
lowed $2.r.41.18.
Ed Saulcr, claimed $7, allowed $7.
INSANK ACCOUNT.
II II Hradshaw, claimed 810, allowed
$10.
Smith Si Bynl, claimed $10, allowed
$10. ,
A O Condlt, claimed $5, allowed $5.
ChasA Park, claimed $10, allowed
$10.
DCSIicrmaii.cIalmed $.",allowetI $5.
SALAItir.S.
F W Waters, recorder; claimed $ia",
allowed $10o.
L V Elilen, clerk: claimed $.Ti8.33,
allowed $338.33.
I) I) ColTey, assessor; claimed 00,
allowed $84.
I) I) ColTey, assessor Dcpt. claimed
$1,220, allowed $1,022.75.
.John KiilKht,8liorllT;claluicd $,w7.27,
allowed $557.27.
SUKVUYOK'fl ACCOUNT.
H H Ilcrrlck Jr. claimed $0.20. al
lowed $0.20
COKONUK ACCOUNT.
Ill the matter or tho Inquest tipoti
tho iKidy A. E. Phelps, deceased.
A M CIourIi, coroner, claimed $10.
(W; allowed $10.00.
h .S rorter, Jury, claimed $1;
allowed $t.
W C Moiuit.Jury.claimed $l;allowed
$1.
.IN German, Jury, claimed 1; al
lowed $1.
Win Whltlock, Jury, claimed $l:al-
lowed $1.
G Morley, Jury, claimed $1; allowed
$1.
ChasJ Morley, Jury, claimed $l;ul
lowed $1.
J Chllds, witness, claimed $1.70;
allowed $1.70.
Lewis II Phulps, witness, claimed
$1.70; allowed $1.70.
Frank llroslnir, witness, claimed
$1.70; allowed $1.70.
Ir F M 11 rooks, medical servlwa.
claimed $5.20; allowed $5.20.
J W Whltlock, coflln and lox,
claimed $20; allowed $12.
J W Whltlock, burial robe, claimed
$5; allowed $3
ES Porter, for team taking Jury,
$2; allowed $2.
CUIMIAL.
Stato oT Oregon va David Trester:
AO Contllt ?o oo
m NEtlos i to
ACDIUcy 2 30
Mate of Oregon vs John Llphart
AO Condlt v- 0
Ed NEdcs .' (i 70
AO Dilley 1 80
State of Oregon vt Martin Smith:
WmT Clark 711
C Thompson i 70
Jolin Heirin 1 70
AR Smith I 70
Walter Hoey 70
W A Hunt 1 70
W Henline 1 70
Clarence Merrill 1 70
icoyu uavis 19 90
JJRyland 1 00
Frank Thomas 1 00
Joseph Cralk 1 00
CD Matheny 1 00
R I' Jones 1 00
uuoeii liiaer 1 00 J
State or Oregon vs. Simon Uoodly
helmer: A. J. lUchardson, claimed $8 allowed
$0.
W. II. Qucener, claimed $8. allowed
$5
G. W. Powell, claimed $5.05 not al
lowed. State of Oregon vs. John Qulnnr
J C Hodges .... 750
wm uaues
I 20
1 20
1 20
1 20
1 20
and common honesty."
& llurrouahs,
s,w, aiiowcu rc.00.
Or'M&Tol Co, claimed 3.45, al
lowed $3.45.
AO Condlt $r, 00
KdNEdos , u 70
Auuiuey 3 w
istate or OrcKon vs James Trester:
AO Condlt $3 00
lulMvdos 170
A O Dilley 230
Stato of Oregon vs It D Patteu:
AO Condlt , w 00
EdNEdes fl -y
A O Dilley '. 10 15
SUto of O recon va Mary Delavan:
A O Condlt $5 00
EdNEdes ti; 0 70
AODIUey ,....,.. 3
Stato of Oregon vs O Traskerr
' ; 40
WmT Clark 4 30
I'SDarlinc f ... 4
Illanehe Halle ,t , 4
Robert Morehoutc 380
Stato of Orecon v. Mary Fontaine.
r'vl,fU $11 ;ol
Wm Horn , ?0
Mrs T Lachapelle ''.''" , J0
1- J-iciscnman... .
Erneit Kuhn
J II llroyles
WHBroyles . I,
mi oicKini ....,.., 1
v mi,.,.. .
"""- 030
n u iciscur
EEBlock ,
EH Cowles ,
C A Heard
J A Harper ,
state of Oregon v. S. Boedlgheimer, not
UI1UWCU.
State or Oregon vs. A D Dlmlck.
A r,elfer
AdolphTJetl
WlilyOgden
Tnltn irwf
JohnA I'icard I.
C S White, M D..
LW Durrant
E V Morcum . , , .
ucuocart not allowed.
In tho matter or tho Judges and
clerks or election.
auiqua.
J thoss
M K Settlemler.
..............
. ..$9 40
... 2 50
So
5 25
1 70
. 1 00
.10 00
Nick MIcliels.
J R Whlto.
$0 00
000!
; PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES,
The Hoard or Tnintecs of the Orc
trnti Slate lti:tno Asylum Invites
sealed jtrnpasals for furnishing at tho
AcyJuin, near Salem, Oregon, the fol
lowiti? Hiipplk'rt:
DRY OOODB,
800 yds. Amosk.'iec hliio (IciUlriR, 0
s-., as per sample.
50 yds. Bllesla, drah, as pur samtilc.
1500 yds. canton lluniiul, Nashua
XX, per sample.
1000 yds. Marliiurs' striped BlilrUtijr,
s per sample.
.M do, men's cotton socks. :w ncr
sample.
15 diiz. ladles' cotton hose, as per
sample.
1 doz. ladles' corse's, sl.o 2I-IJ, 27-3, j
28-2, 20-2, 30-2, as pur sample. I
2Kreutgross pantfl buttmia, as prfrj
Miupic.
50 loz. threiu), Co-its' or Clark's O
JJ T.. No. 30. whlii'.
50 do., tin 0:1 J, Coats' or Clark's O.
N. T., Ko ..(( Iilauk.
20 doz. thread, Coals' or Clark's O.
W. T.,No. 10 white.
SHOKS AND SMPl'KRB.
30 prs. iiioih' leather sllppew N'o. 7,
as per sample.
50 prs. mens' leather slippers No'. 8,
as per sample.
50 prs. mens' leather sllppcro No. 0,
as per sample.
30 prs. mens' leather slippers No. 10.
as per sample.
20 prs. mens' leatl er slippers No. 11,
as ncr samnle.
20 prs. ladles' shoes No. 4, as per
sample.
25 prs. ladles' shoes No. 5, as per
sample.
25 prs. ladles' shoes No. 0, as-per
sample.
GROCERIES.
10,000 lbs. granulated sugar (Ameri
can renneryj.
15,000 lbs. Golden C sugar (Ameri
can rcllncry).
8,000 lbs. Liverpool salt.
500 lbs. soda crackers. XXX. more
or less, delivered as required.
500 lbs. of cheese, Cranston's or ns
good, more or less, delivered as re
quired.
10 doz. Cove oysters (Fields 2's).
30 doz. Xo.'l best brooms.
20 gross Vulcan Safety matches, as
per sample.
300 lb. Sal soda.
200 lbs. Sultana raslns (20-lb. boxes.)
100 lbs. London Layers ralslns(20-lb.
'('XCS'.
200 bs. China starch.
1 do, ostrich feather dusters (22-ln.
p.T s:ini le).
1 do.. WoiCHlcrshlrc Sauco (Leo
as Porrlifs) In quint bottles.
20 boxes macaroni In 8-lb. boxes.
100 gal. N. O. molasses.
2,000 gal. syrup as per sample.
CKOCKKKY.
25 doz. tea cups, W. G. ware, as por
sample.
25 doz. saucers, W. G. ware, as per
sample.
1 doz. 7 In. pie plates, W. G. ware,
as per sample.
TOUACCO.
1500 lbs. Even change.
300 lbs. O. K. Durham in 2-oz. pigs.
FLOUR.
000 bbls. No. 1 Hour, mora or less,
delivered as required.
25 bbls. No. 1 irraham. mora or less.
delivered as required.
FISH.
000 lbs. Ilsh per week, more or leas,
as required, stating price per pound
of different kinds.
MEATS.
Ueef GOO pounds por day, mora or
ress, us required equal parts roro and
hind quarters.
Mutton 200 pounds per day, more
or less, ns required.
SOAP.
2500 lbs. Net Savon Pest Standard
soap.
200 cakes Peerless Kitchen soap, as
per sample.
5 lbs. Shaving soap (J. U. Williams)
as per sample.
SPICKS.
500 lbs. black pepper, Standard
uiuiiuu, in 0-10. cans.
75 lbs. cinnamon, Standard Ground,
in ij-jii. cans.
PLUMUINO
50 feet each of 5, 1, 1 In.black plpo.
Beach cast iron elbows 1, IJ, IJ,
and 2 Inch.
0 each cast Iron elbows -ISdcg. 1.
JT, IT, HIIU - 111.
0 doz. hose washers, In.
1 doz. hose couplings i In.
1 doz. Calwcll hoso bands i In.
12 each Jenkins' valves discs., h J,
l and li in.
HARDWARE.
7XX V" of ,n roun(l Norway iron.
100 feet each of , 7-10 and i In.
round Norway Iron.
50 ft. each of ixl, ixH, and ix2 In.
flat Norway iron.
5 ft. each of 4, J and 1 in. octagon
steel.
5 ft. of i 111. round tool steel.
1 Heller Pros, horso rasp 10 In.
iHiu uasiaru nies jo in.
3 I at bastard liles 10 In.
0 Hat mill bastard hies 10 in.
2 each flat mill bastard flies fl and 8
oi1,',01 ,nan,,,a roP0 In diameter.
3,500 lbs. or blacksmith coal as per
sample.
50 Norwav cnrrliirm inlta vii in
50 each ixl and ix5 In carriage bolts
(Norway.)
5 lbs. of I washers.
rlvot? nCh f 2' 2' 3 and 4 lb' tlnned
2 sledgo handles-30 in.
1 tinners' hlnwiinrn ct..i. 1 ..-.. -i
0 in., small end nTin. ' ""K "
,.ii'U3' 0I IS0, Putnam horuc shoo
1 Coo's wrench, 12 In., bright.
DRUQS.
!a;,p:vl:M"m m
'J. Iliu ....II. I, ... ..
'fir 1StfS
Pfans
Ffnf. llo!lgc, weti
.. 1 lb. Villillln .., ,., '
chlhffi' WCeh'l PeiHlo, u
i;.lSo.acarhoNl(lIi1b!i(Mi!!j
; "Kan amnion a vanr ,v.
ft 6 jmllon glass 5 ftN
""iiinfr
kcodt.
1 Li. :lrh m flmM ...
&0.. v' raniilatcj, r
1 ib r..
C'l.
4 lb
Si Co. '
xi ii 1 ..1
; .'.Vi' K'J':iiri
mix voml
-- .-iu:,..,. t,.
'tf'.in.ilUrt.L.nj
I :t. 110 ." . ' V' ,v,r,-
pC(K,Wompoio&i:l'),,-vr',P'''y.
tUtW. VIII. tllill.l.j,,r . .
1-0 do., oxtm l.trw irlfnM.
Ilorlick's M.utj.,1 milk.
10 lbs. z 11c siihilniii. 1,..
. to lbs. Piiinfhs' ntiL ipn-rdeitd.;
rv "luiruwri. 1.
-i, 13
nitrate
o-pound cans.
jo lbs. potassium,
lated refined.
J s. prepared chalk,
o lbs. sponges, 10 in ti, ik
bleached sheen's wi J1 lb: on-
ewna.
eached sheep's wool n , l'' uo'
80 oz sulronah (Dajvr.i per MB
oz. Aiitlkamlnlii t,iM,.. .
1000 quinine sulplmto nft" gL 1
shaped; P. D.&Co. ' 1Flu'4
500 tablet trlturairm. i,,,.... .
gr.; P. J). & Co. "UA""u,i
j.IOOcaeh filter paiKirs, white, isand
1 Cadi L'llisn nori-,,lnt, m...
W. T. &Co. ' " 'Ui,nn "!
2 graduates, 1'licnnlx r.nn .i,,. .
oz.: W. T. . Cj, "lK' "
oz!;:lKhoonlxcones!pe.i
8-12 dpz. rubber water bottle. l
quart, cloth covered; W.T.&Co
pllieiToz.' 8yinBeS, 2f0-1'tWl
pipe-to"!' ll" SyrlnBM' Ko'3'straI
loll88 Crk9' N' 12' tapcr ll H
2 doz. Allcoclc's porous plasters
000 hypodermic tablets, No. 3. in
case, 10 tubes each; W. llrtw.
400 hypodermic tablets, No. (is. n
case. 10 tubes each; W. Ilros.
2 doz. beef Juice; W. Bros.
Samples may bo seen nt the com
mlssary or tho asylum. Goods must
bo In accordance with samples, and
bo In original packages wliea possible.
Tho right to reject any and all bids u
reserved. Delivery or supplies Hill
bo required within fifteen days' no
tice of acceptance of bid. Rich bid
must Include all the items and totals
In full, with thocxccptlon of flour and
fish. Payment will not bo made Until
the bidder has completed his con
tract. A copy of the advertisement
must accompany each bid, and the
name of the class of supplies be In
scribed on tho envelope. Auditing
olllcers uro prohibited from confirm
ing accounts of purchases when the
advertisement docs not contain a full
description of the articles to be pur
chased. Each bidder will bo required
to furnish with his bid a certified
check In an amount equal to ten per
cent of his bid (save that for flour the
check Is to bo for $300. for fish $75),
payable to tho order of the board-to
he returned in caso his bid Is rejected
or his proposal complied with. Bids
will be opened In tho governor's office
at 2 o'clock p. m., Monday, July 6,
1800.
Salem, Oregon, Juno 15,1890.
(Signed)
WM. P. LORD,
II. It.KINCAID.
PIIILMETSOHAN.
Board of Trustees, 0. 8. 1. A.
W. Sr DUNI WAY, Sec'y. of Board.
SALEM
P
ram prepared !to do all kinih of work to
wood and iron. Repairing machinery X
any kind or making and repairinc ilone cot
ters, tools and edged tools of n; kind m"
and repaired; wjigons and buggies rtp"".
and new onesWe to order. HonMhoeine,
the best that can be dons in towa-teU-
made hoes. Plates and running snoes care
fully attended to. Callatmystsad,atl
Chemeketa street, back of New York RW
store.
R. J. HERSCHBACH,
Salem SteamLaundr y
Please notice the cot in prices
on the followingi
r
ttoioceats
vvlfK. tvr iMair J ,
Handkerchiefs 'tteBu
Silk handkerchiefs ..... ... "&,
aneeis am pmuw " -t
and other work In proportion.
Flannels and other work W
telligently washed by haoj
Col, J, Olmsted P
Shirts, plain
Under drawers
Under shirts
OEUVAIS.
Spaimet:: ooo'Wgfn.maeacWai.tloM percent,
wl 1 k'l (IL'Rlmiiin nnM l.n.l. o li.t.-
G M,Ay!lTronimes bismuth' subnltmi
nniiini
- - ' ""lMIWUJi
uuioujado 880l 5 kilogrammes chloform
U A Nathman nn ' Bfamme bott es, Squibbs.
WSTaylor I V , kilogramme l tincture
j o .-ii,. u0. deodorized, Squibbs.
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JAi,i,rmrAUA .JsoulmLgrawn,e bromide'
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S 11 Ormsby . . .
UliasGobalet,
bismuth subnltrate,
In COO
opium
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mmutT&
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niraioM PATIT
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250
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SftitsW 200
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