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Newspaper Page Text" rrrww--w 'fn"W'svD(,jAs i);" P Daily Capital Jouma V HOKBR BROTHBR8. MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1890. riUNCIPLB AND HARMONY. If the cause of blmelnlllsm;ihonest Hnd Jlist, If what the .Hepiiblleiin party has said and dune for blinctnl Usui In the past Is founded on princi ple, If what they say now about be ing In favor of bimetallism If other nations consent, It la Just as sound and true as an independent proposi tion and If the friends of bimetallism act In accordance with principle and with reasonable harmony, the men who packed the St. Louis con vention for the single gold standard will 1m tmiifht n lesson that will be useful and -valuable to all future gen cratlotm. If that principle was sound In the past It Is sound now, and n national convention that turns Its back upon principle on the question of llnance, is Justus reprehensible us though It turned Its back on the principle of protection to American Industries". Absence of principle must bring dis harmony to the combination that controlled the St. Louis convention, nnd shaped Its llnanclal plank for un American gold standard that Is crushing the American producer and doubling the burdens of the debtor class. Adherence to prlnclploandiinwilllsh-ncss-ln the counsel of the blmclalllsts will bring harmony "and victory. The very selfishness nnd over-reaching tactics of the goldltcs Is a weakness to their cause. The men who are at tlio liond of the silver movement aro showing rare qualities of leadership and patriotic devotion to the country before tlio party, and wo 'predict if such counsels prevail,)! union of foices against tlio gold combination will rescue tlio country from the clutches of tho money power which Is now seeking to gain control by abandon ment of nil party principles. 4 JOURNAL "X" RAY8. Dnctd Upon Persona Prominent Before tho Public. Who Is editing tho Statesman tills week, anyhow. Query: Who man editorials? dictates the States- Meet n common onomy, under tho common Hag lit the causo of tho common people. It Is discovered that John 11. Waldo and Sylvester ronnoyor havo tho same handwrUo. Statesman: "We'll stand on any platform tho bosses put up." Whoop- la, hurrah for tlio boascn. Most of tho gold men aro only gold plated, when you scratch tholr backs you find Uiq silver cropping out. Col. A. I. Wagner, of tho llotol Willamette, Is tho original Whitney boomer of Oregon, nnd scorns to bo strictly In It, Just now. J. 0. Cooper, tho head of tho union blmctalllo party of Oregon, is not our Jack Cooper, but his big brother, nnd a chip olf tho sumo block. The money Issue Is forced upon tho people. Ickleliolmer, Heldcnbach, Goldstein, Clovehuid & Co. aro going to voto together, regardless of party. John Smith & Co., will do likewise. . When you go to tho coast order Thb Jouhnai, to follow you with all the homo news. It will only cost WS cents a month by mull, and you will not bo sued for tho pay. Hon. 0. A. Sohlbredo, of Douglas, who spends hUStindays at tho Turner camp meeting, says the four votes of his county will bo for John II, Mitch ell If ho stands on tho St. Louts plat form, and not otherwise, In 1800 the Itopubfleans had ti free iUver platform; tho Statesman en. 4ttNM it. Blucu thou wo have had u btntttftlllfttu platforms MiQ Stutcsmun WMfcWMtiit, Now wo have ti single tjoM ataxia rd platform; tho States Mumm oil it MKo a Quu,uruei. lUTMwaiKPtJiMJo. Many of tho M4HMT re laUlwblt of bath Im la Ute M&bmu J, MlHto's d Yva mti Hi lfcth Sa fen. In brosMt iyMm, Many coin. ptaltti hum hmmm ). nm of wart W&miTT- . V HDEPEHDENT MEN Are Assembling and mantling Union Ue- pie, became dominant In this country, has been so far driven from Its moor OF FORCES FOR VICTORYKst,ll,tlt stands today by omvial Oregon Not for the Single Gold Standard! The past week has shown n re markable growth or union biuiotnlllc sentiment In Oregon, that seems to be completely underestimated by the politicians of this state. IN LINN COUNTY. A non-partisan sliver mass meeting was held at Hulbcrl's grove six miles from Albany Saturday. It was a plcnlc-a 10 to I picnic all day six speakers, two Ik-publicans, two Demo crats and two Populists spoke. The Corvallls ladles' band was present, and a match game of baseball was played between the Albany and Oak villo clubs. It was the largest gather ing of tho kind ever held lu the county, mid the sense or the gather ing was si lougly in favor of a union of forces In Oregon against tho single gold standard About 1..VA) people at- " tended and groatenthuslaiit prevailed J, I1 Whitney, one of the Demo cratic presidential electors for Oregon made the Urst speech, and after a m-, vurn itrrtilntrnmlili nf t.hn l)iiiiuiiriil li I party declared If chosen elector ho wnnlil viitii fur mi mini tir iiriulilnnl. " .... .... ,.. w... who was noi.iio iiHiupciHieub imeri-i can blmetalllst. Judge Whitney 1st an nblo man and an eloquent speaker. C. II. Ualrympie and Dr. Hill, Popu list county chairman, a man of edu cation, ability and llnanclal standing, spoko for the 1'eoplo's party, now the dominant party lu Llun county, de clared strongly for a union of forces. Hon. O. 1). l'orter and K. Hofer spoke for tho sliver Republicans, taking a conservative position, In de fense of protection and bimetallism. The speeches were all well received, and tho utmost good feeling prevailed. Never was such an assemblage seen in Llun county. Republicans who lovo the old tlag and honor McKlulcy,camo out by tho score, and declared they would not support tlio gold standard, and favored union on a single ticket of good men for tho November elec tion. Tho plcnlo was planned and carried out by County Judgo-elccb Barton and Roproscntatlvo-olcct John Smith, and was a great success. Farmers catno to tho picnic 25 miles, and a mass meeting Is bolng planned at Ilrownsvlllo. Llun county Is for union and victory. Tlio words of Col. J. 0. Cooper lu tho stato call aro right to tho point, after attending such u gathering as tlio ono In Linn ceunty: "Only those who have tasted tho swcotH of 6iioh a union of the plain people can reallro Its real pleasures, and only thoso who have tried can real 1 7.0 show easy It can bo accom plished. Tho Jealousies and distrust will vanish whon this second most momentous question that has como before tho people, lu tho history of the republic, Is presented. Tho peo ple can bo trusted and thov will trust each othor. i lu n.iiii.i i.iiujii ijiujiiu mm Napoleon I)ona parte, one of the most forceful men mall history, anion continually wrap ped in schemes nnd campaign, m piot ami counter plots, atrlvinir intently and ambitiously for success and power a matt whose utter disregard for human life made his battles the bloodiest the woihlhas ever seen this man found bitterness in Ids trl uuiphs because he hail no heir to whom to bequeath his freatness. Joseph no win divorced largely for this tea sou, Many women are incapable of bearing children, Many more of them aru afflicted with disorders of tho organs directly fcmlnlno to that bearing children would be danger ous to them, and unfair to the children. Kvery child deserves the heritage of health. The children cannot receive this from a sickly mother. There Is no rea son why they should have such a thing u " female weakness," It is as unneces sary ns It is distressing. Dr. Merce's Favorite Prescription cures all forma of distinctly feminine sickness. It purifies, fttrcugthcu and Invigorates. It is pre pared for just this one purpose and no other, U'a the only medfeiue now before the public for woman, peculiar ailments, adapted to her delicate organization by a regularly graduated physician, an ex perienced and skilled specialist la these tualaditsa. U cannot do Mam ia any con. dition of the system. lis sales exceed the combined sales of all other medicines for women, livery WUIUIII ouaht to ttud it on-rut ilinm to pay for nulling ftt copyvof nr;iii't WtouMUd pag "Medics! AthUcr." WotM'stM piniary ' Kaivl AM9CUU9U, kHUhla-M. Y, fvl3i jCflKAsfe. (I'm ttttwl-r (?. H 1V1.Z A ttBB ! IS'JACirSON COUNTY. ' The Independent blmctnlllsts of I .itilrwin i-ntifitv IniVe called a county 'mnwntlonnt Med ford. June 27, to elect delegates lo McMlnnvllIe. The call reads as follews: "The Ilepubll- can party, onco consecrated to human Hlx;rty when led by Abraham Lincoln and us the champion of the union "and advocate of the rights of .the peo- lutely devoted t( the gold oligarchy, which seeks to perpetuate Its wicked system on this nation. Twelve delegates from Jackson county will bo selected to tho state convention, called to meet nt McMlnn vllIe July 0, 1890, where it Is expected a union will be effected, so that the I'optillsls, Silver Democrats and Sll- vor Itoutibllcans will have but one Electoral ticket In the field In Oregon. This will mean a victory for It In this state by a majority of at leitHt 20,000 In the presidential election over the single gold standard nominee of tho Republican party. Hy union the silver men will elect tuc next president; In division they will do precisely what the gold men desire and will place a gold man In the White House for another four years. WHAT MKN AKI5 8AVINO. Hon. J. U. Waldo, or Macleay, heartily endorses ttic Yamhill county plan of union, und says: "The unani mous applause of ull friends of silver Is due to Col. Cooper, of McMlnnvllIe. The origin and success of the move- mcnt rclnl,u,,B ,u" of Enwrwm'iJ y"B llint . a lii.il It ill ton In I lin InMiat liniii1 UIJILIlll Jll'Slillllllt'll 13 kllU lUIIKtllUIICU shadow of an Individual." Salem Is alive witli enthusiasm fur the uiioii bimetallic movement. The "HISS convention iriuuy win oe a iio.iiM ... ....... ..v,..j ...v.. ) ji.u..- SIOIIIll 1IICU Indeiiendcnt men of all tin pi inu ii f MMiiiir mi iiii- is iiiiiiii'i ri ikin ri lSjV.niltllliiiiAtr II iirisfi uinmi effort, and the talk lu tho union is in favor of Teller for president with any good able man who lias personal con victions against the gold standard for vice president, on a short and simple platform. C. W. Corby, Woedburn: "If wo can unite the silver forces McKlulcy won't belli It with his gold plank." W. V.Spencer, McMlnnvllIe, secre tary Of tho Bimetallic Union, wrltcsl "Really, what wo liayo to fear now. Is that tho Democratic convention will nominate silver men at Chicago on a strlght up and down Democratic plat form. I fear they may, becauso then union will be Impossible. If on the other baud (hey make a straddle and put up good men, as I think It possible they may do, then tlio road to union is open and easy." An old flraud Army man writes from Oregon City: "I was presorit when tho news of McKluley's nomina tion came over the wires and tho dis patch was put on tho bulletin board. A fow cheorcd. I called for three cheers for Teller and four-ilfths of the crowd cheered with me. The Ore gonlaii said that canons were ilred. NO GUN WAS FIRED. Kxcopt for Teller nnd his noble band thusliism was manifested." no en- The Ideal Panacea. James L. Francis, Alderman, Chi cago, Bays: "1 regard Dr. King's Now Discovery ns an Ideal I'anacca for Coughs, Colds and Lung Complaints, having used It In my family for the last tlvo years, to the exclusion of nhv. siclaiiH' prcscrldtlonsorotlior prepara tions." Rov., folia llurgus, Keokuk. Iowa, writes: "I have been a Minister of tho Methodist Episcopal Church for Ilfty years or more, and havo never found anything so bcnellehil, or that gave mo such speedy relief as Dr. King's Now Discovery." Try this Ideal Cough Remedy now. Trial Dot tles freo Fred A. Legg's Drug Store. Reduced Raets. Thoso going east should rail on or address tho llulou PnellloClty Ticket ofllco, 133 Third ytreot, Portland, for rates to tho following meetings: Democratic National Convention, Chicago, 111., July 7th. jreonuvs rarty nfonventlen and American biivor convention, St, Lou Is, Mo., July 22nd. National Convention Young Peo ple.s Society of Christian Kndeavor Washington u. u. July 7th to lath. National llucatlonal Association meeting, llulfalo, N. Y. July 3rd to nun. Kiicainpmciit Onind Army or tho Republic, St. Paul, Minn., September Uth. 11, "W. Uaxtku d3tf General Agent. Sunday Excursions. Reglnnlug with Sunday, Juno i and on each succeeding Sunday, i a special excursion train will leave Al bany at 7 a. in., Corvallls 7:30 a. in., arriving at Yaqulna at 11:15 , m. Returning, boat leaves Newport at 0:30 p. in. Train leaves Yaqulna at 7 p. in., arriving nt Corvnllls at 10 p. m. und Albany tit 10:30 p. in. Fare, good on this train only, from Corvallts, Albany and Philomath to Newport and return, 81.60. II. L. Wauikn, It, R, Lowman, Agent Albany. Agent, Corvallls. Kowm Stonk, Manager, Corvallls, Corvallls, June 17, 181M. !-.., , fc 9mm Children Cry f. ditcher's Castoria. I i wSJ o$g3!? vaiiy ti I'LL. HAV Moth BUT THE genuine: iWElt rffwr.ufc7r " 1A H I "Y'l Jl XS w . J) I Hi fj t fsss. y in r" st. -n fj' s Us. -r y .. 9mm? NbW jgmi , 7Wr ' .'' raissP m" VZ, . iRHHIW The Willamette Hotel. LEADINGilHOTEL OF THE ClTY.i ttetlucecl ratcB. ManaRemenl literal. nd points of interest. Special rates will be -EXCELSIOR - STABLE- 12. C, HANSEN, MANAGER. Unlvj'Kit li.ircuwl. SillUatlion niiir.mt''e.l. LAWN MOWERS HAY HAKES. GRAY Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, GARDEN' HOSE. oatitv -t LAWN SPRINKLERS. SALfcIvI, OK. COUNTY MASS CONVENTION Of the Union Bimetallic Party, Salem, Friday, June a6, 1896. Ill compliance with the call Issued for n stato convention of the Union Ulinetnlllc party, at McMlnnvllIe, Thursday, July 0, 181)0, at 11 o'clock a. 111. tho undersigned hereby unite In a call for a mass convention or bimetal lists of Marlon county, lobe held at Salem, Friday, Juno 2(1, 1890, at 11 o'clock a. in. for tho purpose of choos ing 21 delegates to said convention, and forming a permanent organiza tion In this county. Wo therefore earnestly call upon all men who favor tho use of gold and silver as standard money, and are -opposed to tho slnglo gold standard, and favor the freo and unlimited coinage of both gold and silver, to loin In a united effort In convention and at tho ballot box until this Is accomplished. E. P. Morcoriichalrman Lincoln 111 niotallic club, Woodburn. R. J. Kolse, Salem. Salmon Rrown, Salem. R. II. Lea bo, Salem. D. C. Sherman, Salem. J. H. Dlmlck, llubbard. C. Marsh, Salem. Amos Strong, Salem. LD .1. h. Falrbank, Salem. uuas. 11. iiurggrar.salein. L. K. Pratt, Salem. I), O. Howard, Salem. Guy M. Powers, Salem. A. F. McAtee, Salem. J. N. Ryan, Salem. G. W. Kills, Salem. J.O. Hozorth, Salem. G. S. Downing. Salem. W.S. Mot t, Salem. T. L. Davidson, and many others. $100 Reward $100. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at lean one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure lu all Us laces, and that It catarrh. Hall's Catartl, Care ii the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a con. ititutional disease, requires a conslliutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Inte nally. acilnir directly unon the !lwt and mucoui surfaces of tho system, thereby destroying the foundation ol the disease and Giving Ihe patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietor have so much faith in Its curative powers that they ofltr One Hun ilred dollars for any case that t falls to cure. Scud (or list of testimonials. Address P. J. CIIEKKY & CO., Toledo, O. bold by druggbu, 70. p im 11 .I Thodealor who says, "I have no IIoo Cake soap," practically admit that ho does no t sell llrst quality goods. If ho says ho has something 'Just as good" you will know at once that ho Is trylhg to sell you an In ferlor article. Thero Is moro cloathlng destroyed by poor soap than by actual wear, as the freo alkali rots tho cloth. iioo uikc contains neither freo alkali nor worthless tilling. dfyour food, lengtltU Mr eus your life. b 1 2t(oIene I 1 ThoN.K,Firbnk I aL Company, Jjj fflim. St I,ouls, Chicago. Moa Jei '1L treal, San PnmcWco, inmii!Itlaild' 0rfi04liilll , IB- I Mnsrvv5jcL You will find ono coupon iutlJo OAch two ounce bag nnd two coupons Inildo each fourouncobfigofDInckweir Duthnin. Buy a bne or this celebrated tobacco nnd rend tlio coupon which elves ft Hot of valuable preieu ts nnd liow to get them. I;A-M1 ! Electric earn leave lio.cl lor all public buildings givrn lo permanent patrons. A. I. WAGNER Stablo hack of Slate Insurance block BROS., MVC1UNE OILS ami AXLE UKK-S1- IHCWi.Lo. W'V- ! - RiCb's Raspberry Syrtip The choicest article of the kind nunufac tuieil, Made right here at Sileni. Nothing cual to it lor desserts, drinks or table use. Call for it at 11 (. Sonnetnann's Grocury In all towns and localities throughout the United States and territories to sell the Fount, aln Washer and Steam Cooker, tho xn in uc. It saves its own price In the wear of clothes in less than six months. Sent C. 0. D. by express, prepaid, for $3.50, in tin; $5 in copper, Tor partlculms, address I. II. IIKOWN, 156 Statu street. Salem. Oiegon. SALEM WATER CO. Officei Willamette Hotel Bulldln lor water service apply nt oflicc. 13111 payable monthly in advance. Make a complalnls at the olfice. There ulll be no deduction In water rate on account of temporary absence from tl.c city unless notico is left at the office. Ilere.ieer water far trrlrtln,. lll nl I.. I furnished to regular consumers using watei for domestic purpose. Contractors for side walks, brick work and plastering sill pjea.e reau "under building purposes" page 17 of scncnuie 01 rates lor 1093. Apply at ofhc for copy. geo. Msyoiticn's MEAT MARKET, 3Jl Commercial st. Cottle Mock Successor to C. M. Iteck & Co. llest meats in tho city. Prompt delivery at lowest prices, ' Jl'EMJU IN- CUAXNIXG ir 1 1 1 .. itiuivc emiuren Irom 3 years upward Special attention to beginners All desired branches for theolder pupils taught, includ ng drawing, modeling, music plain and ar tlstic i.cedle work All work done on the in. dividual plan, in which each child U ad vanced according to its own capacity. For ermsand particulars apply to M (). Hal. lou. Twentieth and Chemeketa sts. Will !.. , . UJJ,J m$ 8 a . ONB-HAl 8lt OP tw POZZONR COMPLEXION POWDER1 s5SES3M k1 wuPSHj5Nraa, sSSSSsMSsa. ,..: - iiiii 11 -.. l arrs w Miss Mod's Schoo PRfPOFALS FOR fUPPLIFS. The Hoard or Trustees of the Ore gon State Itisano Asylum Invites sealed proposals for furnishing tit the Asylum, near Salem, Oregon, tho fol lowing supplies: imy GOODS. 800 yds. Amoskueg blue dentins, 0 r,z., ns per sample. 50 yds. sllesia, drab, as per sample. 1500 yds. canton llnnncl, Nashua NXX, as per sample. 1000 yds. Mariners' striped shirting, as per sample. 85 doz. men's cotton socks, as per sample. 15 doz. ladles' cotton hose, as per sample. , ii 1 doz.'ladlcs' corsots, size 24-3, 27-3, 28-2, 20-2, 30-2, as per sample. 2 great gross pants buttons, as per sample, . . . 50 doz. thread, Coats' or Clark's O. N. T., No. 30, white. 50 doz. thread, Coats' or Clark's O. N. T.. No. 3(1 black. 20 doz. thread, Coats' or Clark's O. N. T.,No. 10 white. SHOES AND SMPl'EKS. 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. 20 prs. mens' leatler slippers No. 11, ns per sample. 20 prs; ladles' shoes No. 4, as per sample. zo prs. lauies- snoes xui. t, aa per sample. 2o prs. ladles' shoes No. 0, ns per sample. CmOCEIUES. 10,000 lbs. granulated sugar (Ameri can refinery). 15,000 lbs. Golden C sugnr (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 rc ouired. 40 doz. Cove oysters (Fields 2's). 30 doz. No.'l best brooms. 20 gros Vulcan Safety matches, ns per sample. 300 lbs. Sal soda. 200 lbs. Sultana raslns (20-lb. boxes.) 1 0 ibs. London Layors ralsins(20-lb. box- n). :0J lbs. China starch. 1 do'. . 1, .rich leather dusters (22-ln. per s'lti.plc). 1 dc. .r nicest crshirc Sauce (Lee as Perr iV) lu (juart bottles. 20 :ki.;."i macaroni In 8-lb. boxes. 10J gal. N. O. molasses. 2,0.10 gal. syrup as per sample. (103 J lbs. Costa Rica green coffee, ns per sample. 1200 lbs. ehlcoiy. (JUOCKERY. 25 doz. tea cups, W. G. ware, as per sample. 25 do., saucers, W. G. ware, us per sample. 4 doz. 7 In. pie plates, W. G. ware, us per sample. TOBACCO. 1500 lbs. Even change. 300 lbs. O. K, Durham In 2-oz. pigs. FLOUR. 000 bbls. No. 1 Hour, moro or less, delivered ns required. 25 bbls. No. 1 graham, moro or less, delivered as required. PISH; 000 lbs. Ilsh per week, more or less, as required, stating price per pound of different kinds. MEATS. Reef COO pounds per day, more or less, as required equal parts foro and hind quarters. Mutton 200 pounds per day, more or less, ns required. SOAP. 2500 lbs. Net Savon Rest Standard soap. 200 cakes Peerless Kitchen soap, ss per sample. 5 lbs. Shaving soap (J. R. Williams) IIS per sample. SPICES. 500. lbs. black pepper, Standard Ground, In 5-lb. cans. 75 lbs. cinnamon, Standard Ground, In fi-lb. cans. 1 PLUMIUNO 50 feet each of i, 1, li ln.black pipe. (leach cast Iron elbows 1, H, 1J, and 2 Inch. 0 each cast Iron elbows 45 deg. 1. Ii, it, Mid 2 In. 0 doz. hose washers, J In. 1 doz. hoso couplings J In. 1 doz. Calwoll hoso bands J In. 12 each Jenkins' vnlves iIIrpji.. 4. . 1 nnd H In. HARDWARE. 200 ft. of 1 iii. round Norway Iron. 100 feet each of f , 7-10 and i In. round Norway iron. no ft. each ofixl, JxH, and ix2 In. Hat Norway Iron. 5 ft. each or i, and 1 In. octagon 5 ft. of i 111. round tool stonl. 1 Heller Uros. horso rasp 10 In. 0 lint bastard tiles 10 In. 3 1 at bastard illes 10 In. 0 Hat mill bastard illes 10 lu. 2 each Hat mill bastard files 0 and 8 111 n1,'.01 manllla ropo i In diameter. 3,600 lbs. of blacksmith coalaspor sample. rn No"vy carriage bolts xli In. 50 each ixl nnd Jx5 In carriage bolts (Norway.) a lbs. of washers. rlvff caeh f 2 2i' 3 and 4 lb t,nned 2 sledge handles 30 in. l tinners' blowhorn stake, large den 0 in., small end l7t in. nails f K0, Putnam uor!?0 8hoe 1 Coo's wrench, 12 In., bright, . , DRUGS. SqulbbsBra"Un0ftC,d acctlc30 Wt cent, 1 kllogrammo acid boric, Squlbbs. SmilbbsKrain,nCS bisniutU 6bnltrate, cleldorittsmr.bbsUnCtUr p,Um Squlbbsf""""10 ammon,tt carbonate, Snliiiwogran"no sod,um broiWo, aSfbbrarain! op,um lwdered, SqiS8C,Un,C8 mercuri'ye"ovy nxde, J$9. grammes tuercurvIr Tr 1 iWMpred, Hqulba, "ur,,1r. M16 l& chloral fi&mmM laS:rw?SlUm begfana.' 2 bs. collodion U.S.P p ,. p.Tw?uc,u,"p-ip'Ke A Vb-,,0taS9,Um "Jte whl p Plnkt- ol1 ra,,ko' 8fft, Uhu k plnjb. vanilla bean C.n.lon,, child's!' S;,COharatc, PP'1. Pair. lnSodfdCarb0,lcle,MM,. 5 gal. ammonia water m . n(5 gallon glass co,&?SK yj..arnlca flower granulMcdllin7 1 lb. fox. glove granulated, Lllr& &cS3' nUX VOniii:ii KranuUtcd, LiH; " orlbuS- W10' Klrka. (aB,ssupi,y,wp,,''ta J doz. vin. tmiltiuo marlanl. hW doz. extra large Jars for ,o,p,UI Malted milk Horllck's. 10 lbs. zinc sulphate, (cotntuer.ini 1 21bs. Fenugreek seed (noK' r 30 lbs. Phillips' Dlpc't bRS 5-pound cans. ''wwa.in la1ted,Janed.tM,.,Um' n,lnU -. 2 lbs. prepared chalk. 5 lbs. sponges, 10 to the lb- Un. bleached sheep's wool, as nor wmni. 80 oz Rtilfonni, (Bayer') P mr',e 5 oz. Antikamlnla tablet?, 5Br. 1000 5 gr. quinine sulphate nil! can. stile shaped; P. D. & Co. ' 500 tablet triturates, nux Tomlca, gr.; P. D.&Co. ' 100 each illter papers, white, 13 and w1 m CU ?.lass Perco,ator. ICnnd 32 oz.; 1 KurrV'V23,', rilcotllx cone shape, 8 li. JL. eii CO. oz. 1 graduate, Phoenix cone shano.iit oz.; W. T.'&Co. 8-12 doz. rubber water bottles, 3- quart, cloth covered; W.T. &Co. i doz. II. It. syringes, No. 1, straight pipe; t oz. idoz. II. It. syringes, No. 3, straight pipe; 1 oz. 1 gross -corks, No. 12, taper 1 in. long. 2 doz. Allcock's porous plasters. COO hypodermic tablets, No. 3, In case, 10 tubes each; W. Uros. 400 hypodermic tablets, No. (18, In case, 10 tubes each; W. Bros. 2 doz. beef Juice: W. Bros. Samples may be socn at the com missary of tho asylum. Goods must bo In accordanco with samples, and bo in original packages when possible. The right to reject any and all bids Is reserved. Delivery of supplies will bo required within fifteen days' no tice of acceptance of bid. Each bid must Include all the Items and totals In full, with tlio exception of flour and iish. Payment will not botuado until tho 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 the envelope. Auditing omcers aro prolilolteu from connrm Ing nccounts of purchases when the advertisement docs not contain a full description of the articles to bo pur chased. Each bidder will lie required to furnish with his bid a certified check In un amount equal to ten per cent of his bid (save that for flour the check Is to bo for $300. for fish 475), payable to tho order of the board-to be returned In case his bid Is rejected or his proposal compiled with. Bias will be opened In the governor's oalce at 2 o'clock p. 111., Monday, July 0, !800. Salem, Oregon, Juno 15, 1800. SlB"Cd1 WM.P.LOIID, II. R.KINCAID, PHIL METSCHAN. Board of Trustees, O. S. I. A. W. S. DUNIWAY, Soc'y. of Board. SALEM 171) rum prepared :to do all kinds of work in wood an Iron. Repairing machinery ol any kind or making and repairing stone cut ters, tools and edged toots ol anv kind ns and repaired; wagons and buggies repitrw, and new ones made to order. Ilorseshotlne. the best that can bo done In towo-ww made shoes. Plates and running shoe s csre fullv attended to. Call at my s und, st w Chemeketa street, back of New Y01K ki StOfC- ..,..Mtucn H, . ncio""""1' Salem SteamLaundf y Please notice the cut in prices on the following! Shirts, plain iw'S Under drawers 2,,naii Under shirts S,0,,S Socks, per pair j ceot Handkerchiefs..... 'iceoti Silk handkerchiefs .V.'iir'dosen. Sheets and pillow slips 34 cents per aoren, and other work In proportion. Flannels and other work in telligently washed by ban CoL J. Olmsted Prof. tHrSTSa VMS MA BCSIOM Mr ... I....tr, nnd frM IIAaaDWJ " VqeT. ihVtjVT; rivT s&l BaoiDWiT. ,-.ua.-. Kas&fiJrtss " . tr. Oldct bartut ror H ! Ji."Tn,7uiu bKi,sri srj pi , . .v-j.a. 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