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Daly Capital Journal.
BY HOimFt DROTHBR3,
TUESDAY, J ULY 7,181)0.
TELLER'S CA N DI DAC V.
No such Inspired wisdom ns the
nomination of Teller by the Demo
cratic national convention can 1 ex
pected. Stieli gatherings, made up of
Individuals moved by wjlflslinesa and
personal ambitions, cannot be sup
posed to verify refills that would
Bquaro up to the high Ideals of pro
priety and poetic Justice.
Teller would be nti Ideal candidate
to unite tlie silver and reform force?,
lie Is a man of wealth, of clean char
acter, of good record In congress, the
senate, an Governor, and as m'crctiiry
of theluterl-ir. In the latter capac
ity he told President Arthur: I do
not agree with you on Mie question of
money, railroad anil public lands.
Ho accepted the position and his
record for the pcopl j proved v. hat lie
told the President.
Yet may we not hope that the utttr
hopelessness of the Democratic party
electing a Democratic peMlent may
bccoino the solvent of tlidlrHL-Ustinrss
and the anticipation of their ambi
tions may lead them to do the right
thlnirnnd nominate Teller? It U es
timated he would receive the votes of
1,000,000 silver llopublleniiH, 2,000,000
Populists, 500,000 labor union votes,
and 2,000,000 Democrat l votes. In
1802 Orover Cleveland had 5,000,000
votes nnd Teller would bent McKlu
ley by n rool million votes at u popu
lar election tomorrow In a square con
test.
Hut four mouths Intervene and In
those 120 days the money luteiest In
American polities will mako an aw
ful elTort. Every bank will go to work
on Us debtors; evert broker will enrc
fully scan the list of his loans; every
corporation that wants to sell securi
ties on a public franchise will receive
Instructions from foreign money syn
dicates; every oMec holder who has lln
gered u public salary In I ho past thirty
years, who can bo persuaded to hopo
fur another pull at the public teat
will be appealed to and promised grat
lllcntlon. Tho purchasable vole will
bo bought outright and In every
county the lists arc being prepared to
bo placed In tho bands of trained pol
itical procurers. Tho chance of
Teller being nominated Is Blonder.
Tho chance of Ills election oven with
a million popular voles In his favor
can Ins millilled by tho lackalls of
American politics, and there lies tho
danger.
M'MINNVILLK
CONVENTION.
Indications aro that thoro will bo ii
largo nttcudanco from Marlon county
ittthuM'Mliiiivlllo State Convention
of tho Union bimetallic party on
Thursday It will Iks a historical
gathering in nuo sense. 1'or tho llrst
time slneo 1800 when people assembled
lu tho cnuso of tho Union, tlio people
nro again called to assemblo in a unit'
od effort for tho overthrow of tho sol
llsh luouoy power lu American politics.
Men will como together at Mo
Mlniivlllo whoso votes and Intluenco
huvo opposed each other In tho past.
Thcro will bo no fusion but a grand
and glorious harmony of tho poor and
plain common people who have neither
wealth nor uMolnl omolumonte, but
who litivo only tho privilege of voting
und paying taxes on what dtcs not be
long to them.
A grand roll of honor should bo kept
of all who attend tho lIoMlnnvlllo
convention. Men who In tho hour of
greed und pride, tho day or triumph
for cold cash, corporations, syndicates
and trusts, will lay iisldo tho bread
basket politics that huvo become a
cuwoto our country, ami lay nsldo
purty ussocaiions oi a nieiimc sucu
inon deserve to bo recorded no lttmxtt
I u tho political history of Oregon.
Tkt DUcovery Saved His Lift
Mr. O. Callloutte, DrucuUt, Ucavcrtvlllc,
HI., says; "To Dr. Kinu1 New Dlscomy 1
owe my Ilia, Wat Ukeu Willi la orippe
i ft.T.I . II il. A fttl..ilAlflHd fjtf hvllaj ill wfht
but of no avail and vri given up and told
1 could not llvt, Having Dr.Kwe't Nw
rilttorcrv in niv store I stnt Jor v bolllw and
begin ill ut (Hi now the tint ilosa fccgati to
gl belttr nd after udn thiee buttle wai
up and about again, It ii worth IU weight
in gold. V won'Jfkwp More or tou
without It." Oct frte trial at Fred A.
Legs' Drug Siote, m , ;
OlillflrsnCryfor
PtcHr Cftttorln.
THE' UOLD TIIBEAT.
"How about tho farmer whose hold
ings are mortgaged? If his mortgage
Is payable In gold, where will be get
thoKoId? If It Is payablo In money,
docs he suppose for n moment that, If
tho mortgage Is due, the creditor will
waltfor payment until sllvcrgocsdown
and gold goes up? Tho very moment
that a free-silver president would
sign a free-silver bill enncted by con
gress, a call would be made for mort
gage payments; Foreclosures would
bo the order of the day, lu order that
a few sllvcr-mino owners may obtain
at government expense two prices for
their metal." Oregonlan.
How would silver mine owners get
two prices, Under free coinage the
government would buy no silver.
Our opinion Is the foreclosures will
begin In the fall anyhow. The gold
threat Is very Inconsistent. The gold
men admit there Is ten times as much
Indebtedness as there ever can bo gold
to pay It with. Then they say to
make money plentiful, vote to redeem
not only tho debts, but all tho other
paper and sliver money must be
redeemed In gold tool
Treating money only as a commod
ity, under the Inw of supply and de
mand, the fallacy of the gold proposi
tion Is laid bare when we realize that
wcaro to double the demand for gold
by not only paying all debts In It, but
also Moating atl silver and paper on
gold only. Will that make It easier
for the man who owes a mortgage to
get gold? Nay, verllyl
The only way to relieve tho awful
curse and burden of the gold stnndard,
l to make gold cheaper and easier to
get by rcmonctlzlng silver. As the
price of wheat goes down lu the pros
once of u new crop, so when wo quit
redeeming our sliver lu gold, and
restore tho money function of silver
Itself, we shall make gold cheaper and
easier for the creditor to get.
OUR EXPENDITURES.
Tho congress Just ndjourned two
thirds Republican and senate under
Republican control - appropriated
$5ir,l)8 1,820. During the year 1800 tho
census shows that tho total expendi
ture of all states, counties, cities, and
municipal organizations was to(lf),2f2,
034. Add tho two sums together and
limy mako ijll08,")12:n,irl.-ll), a sum be
yond the expenditures of any govern
ment In the world for one year.
Next to our country comes Russia
with $885,005,000, Franco 000,l8l,llt,
Great Urltaln $400,502,105.
In per capita cost of government
our country more than doubles Hug
laud and quadruples any other coun
try. And tho question arises, aro wc
not paying too dearly for tho wlilstlo.
It costs u great deal. Is our state,
county and city government wortli
what it costs?
AN UNWISE POILICY:
A great many citizens of all parties
hnvo called to express their condem
nation .of the reported remark of a
Snlcm business man to tho effect that
ho had no uso for tho Jouhnal that
ltwas now a Populist paper becauso
It advocates silver.
TitwJouiiNAii will notglvo theso
Inquirers tho naiuo of tho Salem busi
ness man. It Is unwise and foolish
to denounce people for tholr political
views, llccuuso ho strikes at tills
paper and would strike down all who
diner with mm in pontics, is no
reason why others should,
Tin: Jouknai. maintains a costly
telegraph service to give the people
iiowh from an unbiassed staudiKilnt.
Salem has no Democratic or Inde
pendent dally. Tho Post has Just
expired after a two year's struggle,
The people tiro sustaining Tin: Jouk
nai. In IU effort to glvo thorn an In
dependent newspaper.
How'a This.
We offer One Hundred Dollait reward for
any caieotCaUnh (hat cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarth Cute.
K. I.Chbkky & Co.. Toledo. O.
Vc, the underlined, have known V, J,
ciicnc)' i or ir.e iui is years aua ueneve
him perfectly honorable In all butineu
tranuciiont and rinancially able to carry
out any olillgaliont made by their firm.
West & Tkuav, Wholeule Drucglsts,
Toledo. O.
Waidino, JKinnan& Marvin, Wholetale
wrugiMit, loieao, u.
Hall's Calaiib Cure it taVen Internally.
acting dliectly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Tettimonlals scot
free. Pi Ice 75 c, per Iwttle. Sold by all
druegttts.
Children Cry for
rhr' CatUrla,
WEATHER AND CROPS.
Following Is crop and weather bul
letin for week ending July 000.
The temperature for the past week
has nveraged 08 degree, the same ns
the week before. The past week had
not the extreme heat of the preceding
week; the maximum or heat of day
temperature ringed from 72 to 00 de
grees, while the night temperature
ranged from CO to 00 degree?.
Crops The warm, dry weather has
l)ccn unfavorable to late-sown grains
and togardens. Fall and winter-sown
grain withstands the 'warm dry
weather though it, too, would be bene
fitted by rain, Tor It would allow the
heads to fill better. Tho late-sown
grain Is lu fair condition, while that
sown after the middle of May Islu
very poorcondltlon. The dry weather
Is not favorable to tho berry crop,
though tho crop Is lu good condition,
nnd very prolific. Corn Is growing
finely; It, too, would be benefitted by
rain. The weather Is very fine for
haying, and the hay crop Is being har
vested lu good form. The Into spring
rains produced a heavy crop, and many
fields of clover hay arc yielding five
tons to tho acre. Wheat nnd oats hay
arc also heavy, as well as timothy,
orchard grass and cheat hay.
Bucklen's
Arnica Salvo
The beit Salve In the world I foi Cut.
In the world I foi
bores, Hores, uiceM, Mil .Kiicuin. . 'ever
and all Tetter. Chapped hands.
Chilblain.
bruises, Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to
Live per fee satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents a twx For sale by Fred A
LfBK
Notice
In pursuance
0 of the requirements;
irovctl February 25, 1880, ,
i,y given that the follow-
of tlio law approv
notice Ih hereby
lug list of county warrants Issued
seven years prior to July J, 1800, have
not been presented for payment and
those enclosed In parenthesis having
been uncalled for and still remaining
lu my hand and custody, and unless
so presented for payment nt the ofllco
of tho county ticasurcr, of Marlon
county, Oregon, on or before August
20, 1800, said warrants will bo can
celled and payment therein will bo
refused, all lu accordance with tho re
qiilromentsof said law. '
5080, Capital Adventure Co., July,
1888, $0.70.
0120, S.W. Morgan, July, 1888, $8.10.
7270, Wilson 1) McNury, December,
1888, $5.
7101, V. 11. Simpson, January, 1880,
$5.
7718, II. Phelps: January, 1880, $110.
7781, J. V. Thomas, February, 1880,
$5.
8510, 1). W. Yoder, May, 1880, $2.75.
(WAItltANTH UNOAM.KI) KOll.)
(8150, L.A. Verinech.March 18, 1880,
$5.-10.)
(78:15, YV.H. Trulllnger, February 7,
$180, $1.)
(7530, l)aii Rogers, January 11, 1880,
28.70.)
(0007, Oscar Runnols, Octobor 5,
1888. $1.)
(0517, L. I). Pitman, October 5, 1888,
$1.)
(8001, Allco A. Oineg, May 13, 1880,
$2.00.)
(0101. John A. Mclutlro, August 8,
1888, $2.)
(0358, Gad Miller, September 7, 1888,
$1.)
(7380. Ileurctta Late, December 8,
1888, $1.70.)
(01
20, U. l'
Hollldny, July t),
1888,
1880.
1880,
1883,
1888,
$1.70.)
(8222, 13. N. Glrurd,
March 0,
l.BO.)
(8IUI1, Gtiues Flsolior, May
13,
91.7U.)
(0555, John Flynn, Octobor 5,
$1.)
(0357, A. Eoler, September 7,
$1.)
(0110, Uliuw. Ciuilield, So)tombcr
1888. II.)
10,
(7813, Lowls
1880. $1.50.)
llurttnau, February 8,
(7510, Win. llrowu, January 11, 1880,
$1.70.)
(0351, liarnurd llurtonsliaw, Septem
ber 7, 1888, $1,70.)
Dated this :wth day of June, A. I).,
1800.
L. V. Ehmw,
Clerk.
NoticeAttention Republicans,
To tho Republican clubs of Marion
Ceunty: At tho request of a number
of prominent Republicans lu different
parts of 'tho county, 1 hereby call a
tiii.nt liur iif tlift Atiirtmi fMimt lrtitittv-
Muintv iioiuiiw'
.vvw,.in . v.vi .,. .. vuu.lkj VPIIU-
llcan clubs at tho hall
.. . 1.,. O.. I
v lwi
Republican club July 18, 1000, ut 1:30
p. in. for tho purposo or organizing
for tho present campaign. 1 would
nugKv i"fc repneiiuuiyos 10 una
uivvikuiK uuuiL-uivii 1 1 win viiuii emu lis
follews: One for tlio club and ono for
Piinll toil liiomtior llinronf
n, ,o k
AM .. ... .7, V ' -
luu-tuvsiiiuiiv ji'jmuiii-(iii ueagueoi
Oregon.
b'peaal Rates, .
See Rolso t Ibrkor, ugents for tlio '
O. R.& N. and Union Pacific railways
regunllng special round trip rote to
tho ltepubllcau national convention
at St. Louis, tho Democratic national
convention at Chicago, Peoples party ,
convention at St. Louis, national con
vention Y. P. S. O. E, at Washington,
1). C, National educational Associa
tion at UutTalo, N. Y., and 11. A. It,
national encampment at St. Paul,
Minn, OjStd-d&w
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoriji,
BLACKWELL'S
GENUINE
DURHAM.
TirtSK
I -I
Lfr- HU
jutuiL. afo;;
Yon trill fll " rottpon
Inilde cncli two ounce liK.
nnd tro coupon Innlile ntli
fonr amice Img of Illnck
wcll's Durham. liny a linff
of this celebrated tobacco
nnd rend the coitpon-tvlilch
glrea a lUt of alulile pre
cuti nnd liotv to get them.
Notice to Our Pattern.
We, the barbers of Kalctn desire to
notify our patrons, that on and after
the flrst day of July, we have adopted
the following rules: Relieving that
the barbers as tradesmen, are entitled
to one day or each week, as a day of
rest, wc have organized ourselves Into
a mutual agreement as follews:
That we close our doors at 8 In the
evening, of each day except on Satur
day, when wo will remain open for
business until 12 o'clock, and that wc
; . nn nIp ,1nn .,,.,, lm,iv: also
""' "" """ - - :
we have adopted a uniform scale of
prices. Gko. Hamnvin,
President.
T. W,
Fowi.nii, Secretary. 0-30tf
Wanted All girls to know thafc"Hdo
Cake" will not mako their hands red
lkc conimon soap. Save tlio wrappers.
'r"cv are wort" cc,lt ,l"Iecc- J tr
There's more clothing destroyed by
poor soap than by actual wear. "Hoe
Cako" soup contains 110 frccatkall and
will not Injure tho llnest lace. Try It
and notice the difference In quality.
John Hughes.
When Baby was stele, wo gavo her Costorla.
When rho was a Child, slio crtod for Castorla.
When alio became Ma, slio clung to Castorla.
When slio had Children, she garo them Caitori
Sunday Excursions.
llcglnnlng with Sunday, Juno 21,
and 011 each succeeding Sunday, a
special oxcurslon train will leave Al
bany at 7 a. 111., f orvallls 7:30 a. 111..
arrhlngat Vaqnlna at 11:15 a. 111.
Returning, boat leaves Newport at
0:30 p. m. Tiaiii leaves iionina
at 7 p. 111., arriving at Corvallis at
10 p. m. and Albany at 10:30 p. 111.
Fare, good on this train only, from
Corvallis, Albany and Philomath to
Newport and return, $1.50.
II. L. Waldkk, II. 15. Lowman,
Agont, Albany. Agont.Corvallls.
Edwin Stonk,
Manager, Corvallis.
Corvallis, June 17, 1800.
Call for Warrants,
County Tueabuiik's
Offick. Mahion County, f
Notice Is hereby given that I havo
funds on hand to pay all wan ants Is
sued, up to Aug. 1, 1805, and Interest
on tlio sumo will stop from dato of
this notice. Jai'Minto,
County Treasurer.
Dated Juno 11,1800. 0 8 d w
ttida for Asylum supplies.
Rids were oponed this afternoon
for asylum supples as follews:
Dry Goods Lipiuuii, Wolf Ss Co.,
$487.fc'0; J. J. Dulrymplo & Co., $170.13;
T. Holvcrson, $107.01; S. M. & E. II
Stock, $180.30.
Crockery-J. G. Wright, $10.50;
Harrltt & Luwrenco,It28.73.
Drugs-G. W. Putnam, $401.85: D.
J. Fry, $513.10.
Groceries II. G. Sonucmann, $v
110.05; Harrltt & Lawronco, $2,001.52:
Gilbert & Patterson, $2,817,85; John
Hughes, $2,017.00.
Shoes and Slippers. Krausse llros.,
$270.
Meats. McCrow N: Stcuslof, beef
nun mutton. 93.li.is K. C. Cross, $1.25.
Fish. -C. T, Doty, salmon $7.50, cod
$7.75, halibut $8. smelt $0. small fish
$0; G. Stelner salmon $7.50, halibut
T.iHi, con T.t)U, smelt 90, small fish
$0.
I lour Salem miils $2.03, graham
1 -40: Aumsvlllo mills both
$2.18.
. looacco-wiioeri.vratii
atterson, $351;
fy
.1'.
Wright, $301,50; Harrltt &
Lawrence, $300.70
Soap llnrrltt & Lawrence. $83.10;
Gilbert & Patterson, $88.02; J. G.
Wright, $31.05; II. G. Soiuiemann,
oo.u.
Hardwaro - Gray
Pros.
$27.83;
$15.01;
I IV 11110 iV UO. 910.00.
.Plumbing Barr & Petzel.
KlIOX iv MllrilllV, .$13,03
: . Splces-J.G. Wright, $12:12; Gilbert
' lMttonson, $31:30; Harrltt & Law.
reiice, 93U;7; J olili Hughes, $30:75.
FAILING MANHOOD
General and Nervous Debility.
JVcaVnxss ct B nl
u r an.
aiinu. i.uccia or Krrom
or nxx ju out or
Youmr. ,1'obust. Noblo
Manliorvj tun- Htatonxl.
lileTclopcU Portions of
"" . Aowimciy no.
lalltnglloaioTreaUuent.
Oountrlaa, tSn4 for Descriptive no,, .
rUar.Uoa and proofs, mallca tseeU tnc
ERIE MEIKUL CO., Iiilfmlo, N. Y.
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THE DOLLAR,
Ed, S, Lamport,
289 Commercial st
Salem, Or,,
Has bought the Frank E, Shak
fcr and the M, Bcamer harness
stocks at forced sale, 54,000
worth ot goods will be disposed
of at 50 cents on the dollar,
Sign of the White Horse,
fountain rain
1. B. BROWN,
Salem, Oregon.
1S7 Coinnierclal street,
RiCb's
Raspberry Syrtip.
The choicest article of the kind manufac
tured. Made right here at Salem. Nothing
equal to it for desserts, drinks or table use.
Call for it at II. (1. Sonneminn's Procury
Salem Steam Laundry
Please notice the cut in pricc3
on the followingi
Shirts, plain locents
Under drawers 5 to locents
Undershirts 510 locents
Socks, per pair 3 cents
Handkerchiefs j cent
Silk handkerchiefs 3 cents
Sheets and pillow slips 24 cents per do:en,
and other work in proportion.
Flannels and other work in
tclligcntly washed by hand,"
Col, J, Olmsted Prop,
Cherries Wanted,
Parties having cherries to sell
will do well to call on the Ore
gon Fruit and 'Produce Co,, o
Salem, Highest market price
will be paid in cask
OREGON CENTRAL
,AND
Eastern R. R, Company
IYAQUINA BAY ROUTE,
rf?!ineCtlnl.at ,Ya1ulni UaX will' the .a
francisco & Yaqulna Bay Steamship Co.
STEAMER oFARALLON."
hails from aoulna every S days' for San
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
antcaHfri.1be,ttCen ,he 0tai
Fare from Albany or pointt Iwest to San
Francucoi Cabin, jfi; steerage, $j; to Cm.
Bay, cabin i; round trip, good 60 days, spe-
RIVP.R niV'lvlnv
Steamers .'Albany1 and Wm.' M. Hoarr
IL r.'J"ve Salem dallyS,
new
- -j-. i ii a m., arriving at Portland
EDW1& STONE, r, CcmllU, Or.
Sile, VVINt Lcal A-Aitona Dock
-W V,
VI
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& Ki iw wijnm 'r resrm
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
The Hoard of Trustees of tlio Orc
ifon State Insane Asylum Invites
sealed proposals for furnishing at the
Asylum, near Salem, Oregon, the rl
lu I iik supplies:
uuy aoous.
81W yds. Ainoskitetr blue dcmlns, 9
or.., us per sample.
CO yds. slleslu, drab, ns per sample.
ir(K) yds. canton llnnncl, Nashua
XXX, as per sample.
1000 yds. Mariners' strljled Hlilrtlng,
as per sample.
8.5 doz. men's cotton socks, as per
sample.
15 doz. ladles' cotton hose, as per
sample.
1 doz. ladles' corsets, size ai-3, 27-3,
28-2, 20-2, 30-2, as per sample.
2 great gross pants buttons, as per
sample.
GO doz. thread, Coats' or Clark's O.
N. T., No. 30, white.
CO doz. thread, Coats' or Clark's O.
N. T., No. 30 black.
20 doz. thread, Coats' or Clark's O.
N. T., No. 10 white.
SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
30 prs. 1110113' leather slippers No. 7,
as per sample.
CO pis. mens' leather slippers No. 8,
as per sample.
CO prs. mens' leather slippers No. 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. 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.
QKOCERIES.
10,000 lbs. granulated sugar (Ameri
can refinery).
15,000 lbs. Golden O sugar (Ameri
can refinery).
8,000 lbs. Liverpool salt.
COO lbs. soda crackers, XXX, nioro
or less, delivered as required.
COO lb, of cheese, Cranston's or us
got.d, more or less, delivered as re
quired. 40 doz. Cove oysters (Fields 2'h).
30 doz. No.'l best brooms.
20 gross Vulcan Safety matches, as
cr sample.
300 lbs. Sal soda.
200 His. Sultana raslns (20-lb. boxes.)
luo tb. London Layers ralslns(20-lb.
b Ji'rt).
200 lbs. China starch.
1 doz ostrich feather dtisfers (22-in.
per sample).
1 doz. Worcestershire Sauce (Leo
is Perrln's) In quart bottles.
20 boxes macaroni In 8-lb. boxes.
100 gal. N. U. molasses.
L',000 gal. syrup ns per sample.
t:000 lbs. Costa Itlca green coffee, ns
,ier sample.
1200 lbs. chicory.
CKOCICEUY.
25 doz. tea cups, W. G. ware, as per
sample.
25 doz. saucers, W. G. ware, as 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.
GOO bbls. No. 1 flour, more or less,
delivered as required.
25 bbls. No. 1 graham, nioro or less,
delivered as required.
FISH.
000 lbs. llsh per week, nioro or less,
as required, stating price per pound
or different kinds.
meats. v
c Uccf-COO pounds per day, more or
less, as 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 soap, ss
per sample.
5 lbs. Shaving soap (J. B. Williams)
as per sample.
SPICF.S.
500 lbs. black pepper, Standard
Ground, In C-lb. cans.
75 lbs. cinnamon, Standard Ground,
in 5-11). cans.
PLUMIIINQ
CO feet each of , 1, 1J In.black pipe.
Oeach cast Iron elbows 1, H, U,
nnd 2 Inch.
(leach cast Iron elbows 45deg. 1.
U, U, and 2 In.
Odoz. hoso washers, J in.
1 doz. hoso couplings J In.
1 doz. Calwell hoso bauds t in.
12 each Jenkins' valves discs., i, I,
1 and U in.
HARDWARE.
200 ft. of i 111. round Norway Iron.
100 feet each of I, 7-10 and i in.
round Norway irop.
CO ft. each ofixl, Jxl4, and 1x2 in.
lint Norway Iron.
5 ft. each of i, J audi In. octagon
steel,
5 ft. of i in. round tool steel.
1 Heller Bros, horse rasp 10 In.
0 flat bastard files 10 In.
3 flat bastard lllcs 10 In.
0 flat mill bastard lllcs 10 In.
2 each flat mill bastard flics 0 and 8
In.
300 ft. of manllla rono i in diameter.
3,500 lbs of blacksmith coal as per
sample.
50 Norway carrlaco bolts txll In.
CO each Jxl and 1x5 In carriago bolts
litorwny.i
5 lbs. of washers.
, 1,000 each of 2, 2,, 3 and 4 lb. tinned
rivets.
2 sledgo handles 30 In.
1 tinners' blowhorn stake, largo don
Din., small end 17i In.
5 ;lbs. of No. 6 Putnam horso shoo
nails.
1 Coe's wrench, 12 In., bright.
DRUGS.
1 kilogramme acid acetic 30 percent,
Squlbbs,
1 kilogrnmnio nek boric, Squlbbs.
4 kilogrammes bismuth subnltrute,
Squlbbs. .
5 kilogrammes chloform In 500
gramme bottles, Squibbs.
1 kllogrammo tincture opium
deodorized, Squlbbs.-
o l ,kl,0srauime nmmotila carbonate,
Squlbbs.
e .jytosraninie sodium bromide,
Squlbbs.
gQRrammeH opium powdered,
j. 10 Kraiumes mercury yellow "nx'ldo,
wA.?.'? '"erenrv!
Merck's. "Jrato mtwx
2Ibs.c()liodlonU.8p p ,,
& M. potassium y(lr,alc,iVliicii
FlWft- 0,lors"' sweet, Uh
F.1n1kV',U,,lhbcil"'"".K,Ulllll4
child's!' MCB,WW Pepsin, Kj,
1bs.,,cidear.K)l.egol(nabl(,M
5 iral. ntntiuiiiin ......
Sfcnon glass coS?aK
&i,m. arnica flower granulated, UI;
C(l lb. fox glove granular, l,ii;,&
&-nbs.nux vomica eranmalC()iL
K-'jJtK'yffflnc, Kirks.
uW doz. extra largo Jars fr'10,plui
Milted milk Horllck's.
10 lbs. zlno sulnliato. 1
.1
'1
21bs. PeniiLTPPir iSj1 ,'''"'"M '
r 30 lbs. Philips' DlgesUb e Zf
5-pound cans. '8csut)1e Cocoa, in
laSdSnffaS3lUn1' nllrat l
2 lbs. prepared clinlk.
5 lbs. sponges, 10 to the lb- Dn
cached sheep's wool, mw, i,L ,
bl80 oz flulfonaUllaycr.) p!e
C(K.Antlknnilnla tablets, 5 gr,
1000 C gr. quinine sulphate nil cjv
sulo shaped; P. D. & Co. '
grP?D!&Coi.tUillC9, nuXTOB'.i
15in.CaCll,llt0,: PapCr8' w,lltc13d
V TlC Co S9 perci,,ator' ,8 and i
oz";a!hor,1COnlXCOneR'8
1
1.KW(mat?M1,'0C,llX' COn0 "talKilJ
it. X. iv Co.
oz
. "?z:. rubbcr water Attics, J
quart, cloth covered! W. T. & Co
i doz. II. R. syringes, No. 1, straight
pipe; I oz. "
idoz. II. R. syringes, No. 3, straight
pipe; 1 oz. 6
1 gross corks, No. 12, tuner 1 lu.
long.
2 doz. Allcock's porous plasters.
000 hypodermic tablets, No. 3, In
case, 10 tubes each; W. Uros.
400 hypodermic tablets, No. GS, in
case, 10 tubes each; W. Hros.
2 doz. beef lulce: W. Bros.
Samples may be saen nt the com
mlpsury of the asylum. Goods must
bo In accordance with samples, nd
bo in original packages when possible
The right to reject any and nil bids Is
reserved. Delivery of supplies will
bo required within fifteen days' no
tlco of acceptance of bid. Kach bid
must Includo all tlio Items and totals
in full, with the exception of flour and
llsh. Payment will not bo made until
the bidder has completed his con
tract. A copy of the advertisement
must accompany cacti bid, and the
name of the class of supplies be In
scribed on tho envelope. Auditing
otllccrs arc prohibited from confirm
ing nccounts of purchases when the
advertisement docs not contain a full
description of the articles to be pur
chased. Each bidder will be required
to furnish with his bid a certified
check In an amount equal to ten per
cent of his bid (save that for flour tho
check Is to bo for $300. for flsli ITS),
payablo to tho order of the board-to
lie returned In case hlabkl Isrejected
or his proposal compiled with. Bids
will bo opened In the governor's office
nt 2 o'clock p. 111., Monday, July ,
1890.
Salem, Oregon, June 13, 1896.
(SUtU AVM.P.LOim
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