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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1897)
ij s fol iys? lis i iai lal eil Id 161 thd ur! imfl net k A L . LfCripple Tlio iron grasp of scrofula hns no morcy upon its victims. This demon of the blood is often not satisfied "with causing dreadful sores, but racks tlio body with the pains of rheumatism until Hood's Sarsaparilia cures. "Nearly four years ago I became af flicted with scrofula and rheumatism. Made Running sore3 broke oat on my thighs Pieces of bone came out and an operation ley! was contemplated. I had rheumatism in i my Ices, drawn ud out of shane. I lout on. 5M petite, could not sleep. I was a perfect wreck. I continued to grow worse and finally gave up the doctor's treatment to Well ouitake Hood's Sarsaparilia. Soon appetite camo duck; tne sores commenced to heal. My limbs straightened out and I threw away my crutches. I am now stout and hearty and am farming, whereas four years ago I was a cripple. I gladly rec ommend Hood's Sarsaparilia."' urban Hammond, Table Grove, Illinois. Hood's Sarsaparilia fstlio One True Wood Purifier. All druggists. $1. Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co., Unveil. Mass. Hnnri'? d:ii c,,re "ver "" ehsy to IlUUUlrIIIS take, easv to oncrafp. 2Sp " r . ... . HOP CULTURE, Continued from first page. fore we surpass even the state of New York the oldest hop growing state Lin the Union. One of the many advantages pos sessed by Oregon over the state of New York is in the enormous yield. In'Now York with the best of culti vation the average yield seldom ex ceeds five hundred pounds to the acre, while in Oregon the average yield is from twelve to fifteen hundred pounds to the acre, and in some of the bottom lands along the banks of the Wil lamette the yield averages two thous and pounds per acre, and in some ex ceptional cases has been known to even exceed this. In Europe the yield is even lighter than in New York Estate, notwith standing the fact that the hop growers in that country are com pelled to expend considerable sums for fertilizers, an article that is not required in this state. It is esti mated that the average cost of pro duction in England is from twelve to fifteen cents per pound, and In New York state nine to eleven cents, while in this state the average cost of pro duction does- not exceed six to seven cents per pound. It will be readily seen that with an, increasod yield per acre and superior quality, that it will not be long be fore our Eastern neighbors must abandon hop raising and devote their time to other pursuits. One can get an idea of the growth and importance of the hop industry of this state by comparing the crop of 1880 which amounted to less than one million pounds to that of 1895 which amounted to over twenty million pounds, The Willamette valley is fairly studded with hop yards, every one of. which lias one or more lion kilns. It is estimated that there Is over two thousand hop yards in this state each representing an out-lay of frnm five hundred to five thous and dollars. It that it costs about 5 is estimated cents per pound to pick, cure and bale hops, so that it will be readily seen that at least $1,000,600 is expended annually in this state for harvesting the crop alone. As more than one half of the hops grown in the state are produced in Marlon and Polk counties, the mer chants of Salem and neighboring towns derive considerable benefit from the industry. One of tho pleasant features of hop culture is that it .gives employment to a great number of women and children at a time when they aro not engaged in otheroccupatlonsand who I would not otherwise earn any money. 4 Even the smaller children assist in picking and a family can earn quite a sum during the short harvest season. Owing to the .low prices' that have prevailed in the last few years some of the hop yards in the state were plowed up, while quite a few were not cultivated in 1896. This natur-J ally resulted in a lighter crop than usual and the output of 1890 bnly amounted to about fiO.000 bales against 100,000 in 1805. While prices ieali?ed forhopsdurlng the past two seasons have not been nattering, ail indications point lo better prices In the future. The short crop in all the other hop producing countries of the world has helped work off the surplus of hops in the hands of brewers and wc aro ap proaching the com big season for tho first time In several years with very light stocks in brewers' hands. The internal revenue reports fir the seal year show an increase in the production of beer and with the return of prosperity lt?is natural to ex pect a still larger indrease Ingtlfe con sumption of beer for the coming year. In order to avoid over-production growers should not endeavor to farm any more hop! than they can cultivate with their own family. Ten or fifteen acres Is sufficient for anyone family ti cultivate, and to do it well and thoroughly. To farm a,larger,yardJie is required to hire help'and seek finan cial assistance which always results In his being compelled to sacrifice his crop before they are ready for market or the market ready for them. To secure a choice article, growers should not commence 'picking until their hops aro thoroughly rlpo and a-T- bove all they should be picked free of stems and leaves. An Oregon hop that is permitted to mature on the vines, and that is prop erly cured possesses a delicacy of flavor brightness of color and richness of lup ullnethatis not equalled by any other grown in America. Blood Purifier Tonic. IIoulton, Ore. Nov. 30, 1890. "1 have been taking Hood's Sarsaparilia for some time and highly recommend it as a blood purifier and tonic. It has helped me more than any other medicine that 1 have ever taken and I highly recommend it to others who need a blood purifier." Mrs. E Crosby. Hood's Pills are easy to buy, easy to take, easy in effect. Chas. La Point, one of the best known pioneers of Douglas county, died on Sunday of paralysis, at Mel rose, lie was a Canadian and 84 years of age. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood constitutional disease and in ordc. so cure it yon must take internal remediesf Hall's Catarrh Cure is takeninternally and acts directly upon the blood and mucou? o faces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed hy one of the best physicians in this country for years, and is a regular prescription It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifier, acting directly upon the mucous surfaces. The perfect (.ombiriation of the two ingredients is what pro luces such wonderful results in curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials free. .rF. J. Cjjeney'& Co., Toledo, O. f3"Sold by all druggists. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The fio- ilalli tigaiturs ices rirr C. S. Porter, postmaster at Lion, in Garfield precinct died December 30. He was 70 years of age and an old sol dier with the rank of captain. FREE TO EVERY MAN. The Method 'of a Great Treat mentfor Weakness of Men, Which Cured Him After! Everything Else Failed. Painful diseases are bad enough, but when a man is slowly wasting away with nervous weakness,the mental forbodings are ten times worse than the most severe pain. There is no let tip to the mental sufleringday or night. Sleep is almost impossible and under such a strain men aie scarcely responsible for what they do For years the writer rolled and tossed on Ihe troubled sea of s xual weakness until it was a qjestion whether he had not better take a dose of poison and thus ends all his tloubles. But providential- iuspira lion came to his aid in the shape of a combi nation of medicines that not only completely restored the general health, but enlaigcd his weak and emaciated parts to natural size and vigor, and he now declares that any man who will take the trouble to send his name and address may have the method of this wonder lui treatment tree, roiv wnen 1 say tree X mean absolutely without cost, because I want every weakened man to get the benefit of my exmrience. I am not a philanthropist, nor do I pose as an enthusiast, but there are thousands of men ; suffering ihe tortures of weakened manhol whq would be cured at once could they I but get such a remedy as the one that curerd me. Do not try to study out how I can afford to pay the few postage stamps necessary to. mail the informrtion, but send for it and learn that there me a few things on earth that although they cost nothing to get they are worth a fortune to some men and mean to lifetime of happiness to most of us. Write a Thomas Slater. Rox 300. Kalamazoo. Mich . . snd the information will be mailed in a plain j eiled envelope. -. ' .a, Z IS-r" lit r M'MI 'I ' I "til 'iiiiniit 1 ' """"-m '""" ' " ' AYegc (ablcPrcp aratiort for As -slmilaUng theToodartdRcg da ting theStomachs andBowels of PromotesDilesUoaChccrful ncss nndRest.Contalns neither Op:um,MorpWnC nor Mineral. Not Narcotic. Xatfi cfOldDrSXIfUELEKIIEU Mx-SiHiir MilU S,7li -4nin Stctl Jmcnnint -Mi CttrbonattSoia JllrmSnd -Clonfui Sugar . nlutvyrrap tlaiw. A perfect Remedy for Constipa tion, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea, Worms .Convulsions .Feverish tiess and Loss OF SLEEP. Tac Simile Signature of NEW "YORJK. exact copy or wrapper.. U.sw-a- .. iUiHlgJg. psisgitnUCTK mm csn m& rA GUARANTEED miSm I Inffill5ii? OTCr UXnjXO boxes sold. 300 MO cure 3 rjrovo lta cower form. No-to-bao Is tho greatest ntrvo-food In tho fall to make tho wenft Impotent man strong, vigorous and magnetic. Just try a bor. You will bo do- SOLD AND GUARANTEED The Willamette Hotel, Salem, Oregon, calls attention to the redduced rate now made persons visiting the capital city upon offiaial or other business, The business center of ihe city opposite the postoffkej also in oamc building are the telegraph and Wells, Fargo & Co, oiticcs, The electric street cars terminate and leave the hotel every few minutes for all public buildings and other points of interest, Every and all conveniences are offered to our patrons, The Willamette is headquarters for all public men. Is one of the largest and best equipped hotel sin the northwest. Very respectfully, A. I, WAGNER, Prop, See those genuine Westenholm Carving Sets at RAY BROS A full line of pocket and table cutlery, razors, shears. etc, Northwest corner State and Lioerty sts Salem. Salem Steam Laundry Please notice the cut in prices on the following Shirts, plain 10 cents Under drawers 5 to 10 cents Under shirts 5 to locents Socks, per pair .,.., 3 cents Handkerchiefs I cent Silk handkerchiefs 3 cents Sheets and pillow slips 24 cents per dozen, j ana otner woric in proportion. Flannels and other work in telhgently washed by hand, Col, J, Olmsted Prop, TRADE MARKS, DESIGNS, COPYRIQHTS to. Anrona sending a Bketcb and description mar quickly ascertain, free, whether an Invention Is probably patentable. Communications strtctlr confidential. Oldest ajroncT for securing patents In America. Wo have a Washington office. Patents taken through Munn & Co, receive special notice In the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, teantlfallr Illustrated, largest circulation of anr sclentlao Journal, weekly, terms I3.UU a year) SLu) six mouths. Specimen copies and ILtXD hooK ON iUTKMTH sent free. Addreu MUNN & CO., 301 Uronilnnv New York. MADE ME A MAN AJAX TABLETS POSITIVELY CTJKZ ALTj tiervout JtUtxMf Falling Mem onr.IffipoteDcr.BleeplaMneu.ete.caDMd by AbuMi and other Jcesaes ana lodl. cretions. CfAi quickly ami wnlii restore Lost Vitality in old or I oong, and l'nnt ItiftAnitr And ConaamDtlon If In Uma. Thuir ou shows immediate Icprofe- clattinrin h-rincr thm -rflitnina AlaX T&blAta. meot and eUeeU a OVUM wnere au otner uui. tt- rr- - . -v.. . . f tiro cure ea tbouMnaa ana wm care 70a io ki rlttaa sro&r&ntM to effect cara or rfnrwl 1 mtltlra wi tin tha money, l'rioa CO canU Der.iackac. or ine&tu plain wrapper, iipon receipt of price, Ofrcalar tit. isDstck&snat I fall trutinentl for l3.Ulir mi .ouuf maii.ia srmxwss:, 0 DruWs t. fcfv, 4P For sale at Salem, Oregon, by 1). J. FRY and G, W. PUTNAM, . &AMJi, n VB"ADQ iMHH, EXPERIENCE. f kiiFTRADE MARKS, ifk Q LfckAEi SEE THAT THE FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE OF (LM&c IS ON THE WRAPPER OF EVERY BOTTLE OW Castoria !i pat tp in one-Bite bottles only. It in net sold la bull:, Dca't allow aayeco to cell you aiythtnj olso en the plea or promhe that it is Jnct as good" anil -mil answer eTcry pur pose Seo tfcat you get O-A-S-T-O-E-l-A, liea ewr w&k '- 'raggyran 73ACCO MABST to dOEtror tho deslro for tobacco In anv world. LIiiiiv iralnlO noar.ilsln lOdavannd ttnnvr? auHuuiLCjy piiarautueu py uruKKisis ovary- r Liltu itwuy, wmii'u KuarauiCO&uQ oc or Kew "XorS rot. 11Y D. J. FRY, Salemt Oregon. Willamette is located in the .v FASHIONS CHANGER v but v I POZZONFS I Complexions X POWDER REMAN t AMVAY8 TI1E S AUE. ii V Tho finest, purest and most beauti fying toilet powder ever made. It la soothing, healing, healthful and harmless: and when rightly used in imlslblti. If you have never tried A pozzom's Js you do not V now what nn IDEAX, COMI'tUXlON IOWnEU la. IT IS SOLD EVUaYmJJGRE. A A A 3fX55tfi?i LDOD POISDW a specialtySS Uar.IJf;yVM '"80N permancl7 cured In 13 to85 dart. You can bo treated at uomoiorsamo prlco under samoKuarau t7. If you Prefer to eomnheraHnaiii... tract tonavrAllrmulfiirnnniftnfAihtit. ..!? n1.h..lHI lfnafintniM 1m.t a., 'UM4 cury, nalns. ..w V.....I l'Jtnplea, Copper Colored Knots, Ulcers on any part of the body, Ilairor Kyebrowt ralllni out. It Is this Kccondury HLOOO l'OIHON wagnaranteotocure. WoBOllcltthomoitoli.tl. nate cases and clialleoce the world for a Saso veeaanotenrs. This dlteaao baa always allied the skill of the tuost eminent iilivsl dana. SSOO.OOO capital behind our uncondi tional guaranty. Absolute proofs sent sealed on application. Address COOK ItEJIEDY CO.. 03 Maaonlo Temple, CIUCAUO. JUUt H swswswsntafoiB '" dug non-ncnonons VSBWSWSWJwflw.TjBl remedr tnr lirinnrriiifA wSWSS'nuipBBwsl Olfiut. Himrmttfirrhiiii! laiutdittil Whites, unnatural dls esurssiMd M cnargis, or any innsmma. aa lb tuiiLoH. tlnn. Irritation or ulcers rnmu uujton. tloa if 10 u c o n s mem THtEytlijClltircitCO. orutm. Won-sstrlngeut cixa...n.o.sn " "r"u,lr. ' BBfi ItV MYnr.K. nritnj.ln. tat rj, 5hJ ft:- - er - - R tiJOO. or 3 Lotties, ti.M. IrcuUr sout ou njuet. Proposals for Supplies. The board or trustees of tlio Oregon State Insane asylum Invites, scaled proposals for furnishing at the asylum near aletn' Oregon, for lx months ending June 30, 18U7, the following supplies: DRY OOODS. 2000 yds. Penuot A sheeting 45 in. unbleached as per sample. 2000 yds. Pcquot A sheeting 30 in. unbleached, as per sample. 1000 yds. Lonsdale sheeting 36 In. bleached as per sample. 800 yds. Marseilles Check York Man ufacture as per sample. 2600 yds. Mariners Stripe Shirting Amoskcag as per sample. 1000 yds. Bluu Denims Uoz. Amos kcag as per sample. 2500 yds. Canton Flannel .Nashua XXX, unbleached, as per sample. .wo yds. crash meaciicu 18 in. as per sample. 200 yds. Sellsla drab as per sample. 144 yds. white table oil cloth, Pot ters as per sample. 300 yd tabic linen, bleached G8 In. as per sample. fiOOyds. calico Indigo Blue Ameri can. 1000 yds. calico, black and white, Pacillc, Aniline, Lawrence & Co. 1000 yds. calico Turkey red small stripes and small figures, Garner & Co. 30 doz. ladles' hose, cotton, as per feample. 125 doz. men's socks, cotton 101, as per sample. 10 doz. hdkfs. Turkey red, as per sample. 24 doz. stay binding B & II No. 10 4 doz. corsets, .slzo 22-3, 23-4, 24-8, 2J-8, 20-7, 27-4, 28-4, 29-4, 30-0, as per sample. G doz. suspenders, men's as per sample. 2 g gross pants buttons, as per sample. 10 gross coat buttons, as per sample. 0 gross vest buttons, us per sample. 0 gross pearl buttons, white 4 holes, lines 24, as per sample. 12 gross pearl buttons, smoked 4 holes lines 24 as per sample. 0 g gross shirt buttons F B as per sample. 15 packs pins Eagle F. 32 & A B. 120 papers needles sharps size, G-00, 7-60. 3 doz. knitting needles No. 17. 7 doz. thimbles No. 8 as per. sample. aitOCERIES. 15000 lbs. granulated sugar, (Ameri can ltclincry. 20000 lbs. Golden C. Sugar (Amcil tan Ecfinery.) 15000 lbs. Liverpool salt. 1500 lbs. oat meal, in barrels. 10000 lbs. rolled oats, in barrels. 6000 lbs. cracked wheat, in barrels. 1000 lbs. cream wheat, In barrels.: 2000 lbs. hominy, small, in barrels. 1000 lbs. hominy, large, in barrels. 500 lbs. corn starch, Oswego. 400 lbs gloss starch, Kingsford's 1 lb. pkg. 240 lbs. China starch. C000 lbs. rice, Island. 360 lbs. soda, A & H. 400 lbs. cream tartar, Folgcr's 25 lb. boxes. 150 lbs. Pearl barley. 50 lbs. beeswax, common as per sample. D50 lbs. beeswax, pure as per sample, 40 doz. ovsteis. cove ineids jno. z. 40 doz. corn canned, "White Lily ix uw urop. 4 doz. WorooQtorsiilm sauce nrt. L & P. 4 doz. whisk brooms. 30 doz. No. 1 best brooms. 40 gross Vulcan (Safety matches, as per sample. 15 boxes macaroni in 8 lb. boxes, white. 2000 lbs. corn meal, yellow, In bar rels. 6000 lbs. Costa Rico coffee, as per sample 500 lbs. Java cofice, us per sample. 300 lbs. Mocha coffee, as per sample. 1500 lbs. Chicory, us per sample. 600 lbs. Sal soda. 300 lbs. Chloride lime. 200 lbs. ratslns, London Layers 20 lb. boxes. 100 lbs. Zantes currants,20 lb. boxes. 00 lbs. Chocolate Eagle, 1 lb. pkg. 10 doz. cans concentrated lyc.Glant. 50 lbs. Pearl I no, James Pylc's. 50 lbs. bluing, Nuremberg, -In balls, La A. COO lbs. cheese, Cranston's or as good, more or less delivered as re quired. 500 lbs. soda crackers, XXX, more or less delivered asrcquired. SYRUP AND MOLASSES. 2000 gal. syrup, bidder to submit samples. 600 gal. molasses, New Orleans, bid der to submit pamples. CROCKERY. 25 doz. tea cups. W G ware, as per samnle. 25 doz. saucers, W G iware, as per samnle. 1 doz. pitchers, toilet, W G ware, as per sample. 2 doz. pitchers, 1 gal. "W G ware, as per sample. 0 doz. pitchers, cream, W G ware, as per sample. 20 dozen soup bowls V G ware as per sample. Cdozen bakers 12 in. W G ware as per sajnple. 10 dozen bakers 10 Inch W G ware as per sample. lSdozen dinner plates W G ware as per samblc. 0 dozen pie plates W G ware us per Ram rile. it dozen glass lummers us per sam ple. 2 dozen 6alt shakers as per sample. 2 dozen pepper shakers as per sample. 4 dozen butter chips W G ware us per sample. UKANS. 10000 lbs. beans small white as per sample. SOAP. 2500 lbs net sayon best standard soap, 1000 cakes White Lily as per sample. 500 cakes Peerless Kitchen as por sn in tile. 180 cakes Shaving J. B. Williams as per sample. 84 cakes toilet. SPICES. 600 lbs. pepper black standard ground in 5 lb. cans. 100 lbs. mustard standard ground In C lb. cans. 25 lbs. mace standard ground in 5 lb, cans. 100 lbs ginger standard ground In f lb. cans. 50 lbs cinnamon standard ground In f lb. cans. 25 lb, cayenno standard ground In 5 lb. cans. 25 lbs. sage standard ground In 5 lb. cans. TOBACCO. 2000 M). even change. 500 l'os. O K Durham 2 oz. pkg. BRUSHES. 8 dozen dust brushes as per sample. 8 dozen scrub brushes as per sample. 2 dozen dusters, ostrich feather 22 inch as per samples. OILS AND TURPENTINE. 120 gal. turpentine In 5 gal. cans. 50 gal.ltnsccd oil, boiled, in 5 gul.rans. 200 tral. kerosene, more or less. In tanks, delivered as required. SHOES. 88 pairs shoes, ladles, size 0-20, 5-25, G-25, 7-12, 8-0, as per sample. 34 gross shoe laces, 4-4. FLOUR. 600 hbl. No. 1 flour, nunc or less, de livered as required. 25 bbl. No. 1 graham flour, more or less, delivered us required. FISH. 500 lbs. iish per week, more or less, as required, kinds as required, stating price of each per pound. MEATS. 000 lbs. lleef, per day, more or less, delivered as required, equal parts fnro aud hind qnarteM. 200 lbs. mutton, per day more or less as required. DRIED PRUNES. 10000 lbs. dried prunes, bidder to submit samples. DRIED APPLES. 4000 lbs. dried apples, bidder to sub mit samples?. DRIED PEACHES. 2000 lbs. dried peaches, bidder to submit samples. MISCELLANEOUS. 30 doz. table spoons, as per sample. 0 doz. tea spoons, as per sample. 12 doz. knives, as por sample. 200 pipes and stems, as per sample, 4 doz. mop handles, as per sample. STATIONERY. 1 gross Payson's Indelible ink, as per sample. 4 gross Falcon pens, D 2 gross London Incandescent No. 4 M. Jacobs. 2 gross Glllott's No. 404. 0 doz pencils, lead, No. 4 (Johauu Fabers.) VINEGAR. 1000 gal. pure cldar vinegar, 40 grs. Bidder to submit samnles. DRUGS. 2 kilogrammes ammonia mur. gran. (Squiuo.) 1 kilogrammes ammonia bromide. (Squibb.) 5 klllogrammes chloroform, in 500 gramme bottles. (Squibb.) 500 grammes potassium acetate. (Squibb.) 000 grammes (Squibb.) 1 kilogramme (Squibb ) 2 kilogrammo potassium bicarb, potassium citrate, potassium iodide, rjotasslum and so J kilogrammes dium tart, (Kquibb.) 2 kilogrammo sodium bicarbonate, (Squibb!) (Squibb.) 3 kilogrammes sodium bromide, loquiou.j 1 kllogrommo tinct. opium dcod., (Squibb.f 500 -grammes Fowler's solution, (Squibb.) 500 grammes acid tartaric, (Squibb.) 100 grammes mercury mttaj,(Nqilbb.) 250 grammes zinc sulphate,(Squlbb.) 500 grammes zinc oxide, (Squibb.) 1 kilogrammo iron pyrophosphate, (Squibb.) 1 lb. acid, muriatic O P. (P & W 35 lbs. chloral Hydrate, (P & W 2 lbs. sod urn nhosnhato.i P & W 25 lbs. potassium bromide, (P & W). 12 lbs. acid muratlo com., in 0 lb. glass stopper bottles, (Mai.) 10 lbs. ammonia muriate powd. 20 lbs. borax powd 5 gal. concentrated water of am monia, in 5 gul. glass container, (Mai). 5 lbs carbolic acid, (Mai. gold label.) 5 lbs. magnesia Carb. (K & M) 10 lbs. potassium powd. 12 lb. gum urablc, select. 2 lbs. oil sweet orange. (Lehn & Fink.) 4 oz. oil bay leaves, (Lehn & Fink.) 1 lb. granulated arnica flowers, (Lilly & Co.) 1 lb granulated cannabis Indlca, (Lilly & Co.) 1 lb. granulated Canada snakeroot, L illy & Co.) 1 lb. granulated columbo, (Lilly & Co.) 4 io. granuiatca nux vomica, iijiny JpCo.) 1 lb. granulated dandelion, (Lilly & Co.) 5 oz. antikuronia, 5 gr. tablets. io oz. pucnacetine. 50 oz. Sulfonal. 8 oz. pepsin, (Bondault.) Goz i thyroids, (P D & Co. 2 doz. Wrcths beef lulcc. C doz. cascara cordial, (P D & Co.) i doz. listcrlnc. 5 lbs. bromldla in 1 lb. bottles, (Bat tlo & Co.) , 201bssyr. Ilypophosphllesco., In 5 lb. bottles, (Wampole.) 0 doz. Alcock's Plasters. 1000 empty capsules No.l,(P D & Co) 10 lbs. cocoa, (Phillips.) C lbs. 11. ext. corn silk, (P D& Co.) 5 lbs. II. ext. sarsaparilia co. for syrup, (P D & Co.) gal. distilled witch hazel, (P D &Co.) Tablet triturates to bo in bottles of 500 each. 500 tab. trlt. aconltla, (Wyetn.) 1500 tab. calomel and sod. olearb co., ftWyctb.) boutau. irifc. cannauis mu.,i wyeui.i 500 tab. trlt.codelno suIph.,(Wyetli,) 2000 Tub. Trlt Cerli Oxalute, (Wyoth.) 2000 Tab Trlt Digitalis & Strych. (Wyeth.) 500 Tab.Trlt Opium (i gr ) (Wyeth.) COO .Tab. Trlt Podopbylln, i gr. (Wyeth.) , , 1000 Tab Trlt Dovers powders 2J gr, (Wyeth.) 1 lb. Wilson'sTOurrosIvc Antlceptlo tablets, ( wyetn.) 500 Pills Salol, 5 gr. (Wyeth.) 1600 Hypodermic tablets, No. 48, in bottles of 100 each )Wyeth.) 1000 Hypodermlo tablets No. 08, In hnt.t.lfsnf 100 each (Wyeth.) 1000 OuininoSulph. capsules, 2 gr, (P D & Co.) , 2000 Oulnlne Sulpli. capsules, 3 and C gr. (P D & Co. C gross each Circle A, extra -lone prescription corks, Nos. 2,' 4,0 , o, 7. 1 gross Citclo A, extra lbng pro scrlptlon corks, No. 10. . , 1 gross each prescription vluls. plM arJcrphla Oval 4 and 0 oz. (W T '& Co. gro3 each tin ointment boxes, loz., ioz. and loz. 5 gross each En'Mi pintfiNiunl iitll boxes, Nos. 20. 3umi.i .u. l (WT&CoY"llC 1,'"U' Iml)cr810 ,D- 0200WhUc Filter papers ljland 1$ In i glass mortar 2 oz. (W T & Co. 3 doz. mediclno glasses Nor 0. T & Co. (W 2 doz. Empress Byrlngcs,TsTo.i!fJ W T & Co. .. 1 doz. Davidson's syringes, No. 2., 1 lb. sterilized lambs wool In 1 oz. pacKages, .i & j.) 1000 powder envelopes, 2xhTh. as NllUIUC. 1 doz. Chamois, ns sample. 1 doz. Hromo Seltzer, medium HARDWARE. 100 each 3-10x1 and 3-10x2 inch Nor way Iron carriage bolts. 6o each ixlj, ix4 and IxO-lnch Nor wuy iron carriage bolls. - - nr. 60 each 5-10x1. 5x2, 5-10x4, M0x5 inch Norway Iron carriage boltsr - 50 each 1x2 and 1x4 Inch Norway iron carriage bolts. , . v 50 ix2, Jx4, ix.'l, und ixG inch coach screws. ' 50 each xl, x2, ix3, ix4 inch Nor way Iron machine bolts. 50 eacli fv2, fix3, 1x4, Jx5 Inch NcTr way iron machine bolts. 1 T 50 each ix3, 4x4, 4x5, 4x6 ihcli Nor way iron machine bolts. 100 round head stove bolts 3-10x4 Inch. '. G flat bastard flics 12 Inch. G Hat Mill bastard riles 12 inch. 3 half round bastard files 12 inch. 2 each 4, 0.8 and 10 flat mill-llles. 2 Heller Bros, horse rasps 10 Inch. 5 lbs each i and I Inch washers', 1 gross each 1, 1J, 14, and 2 Inch No. 2 round head screws. 1 gross 2 inch Ho. 9 round- head screws. 4 J 1 lb i Inch oval head copper 'tacks. 3 lbs 4-inch oval head copper tacks. 300 feet of i inch rpuod Norwuy Iron. 100 feet ouch 5-10, , 7-10, 4 and 4 round Norway Iron. 50 feet eacli 1x4, ixi, 4x1, Jxl and Ixli Norwuy iron. 10 feet eacli 4 and i Inch octagon steel. 3500 lbs blacksmith coal (like sam ple.) 20 feet Too steel 4x4 inch. 15 feet Toe steel 4x4 inch. 10'ibs Burden horse shoes, No. 2 hind. 50 lbs Burden horso shoes, No. hind. 5 lbs each Putnam horse shoo nails Nos. 5, 6, 7, and 8. TINNING! 12 sheets No 21 It G black iron 30x90. 4 sheets eacli galvanized sheet iron No 18, No 20, and No 22, slzo 30x96. 1 box l.X bright charcoal tin 20x28. 2 boxes l.X Menlo redlpped roofing tin 20x28. 100 lbs solder 4 and 4- 1000 tinned rivets, 0 lbs. 1 bundlo 03 lbs of No 7 Bright iron wire. 50 bushels charcoal. 1 tinner's hand snips, Peck, Stow & Wilcox, No 8. PLUMUING 24 elbows 4 Inch. 24 tees 4 Inch. 12 each socket couplings , 1 and 14 inch. . 12 each flange Unions 1, 14, 14 and Inch, 0 each flange unions 24,-3 .and Inch. 24 each plugs i, f , 4, J,l,li, 14; and inch 24 each bushings 4x5, x4, 4x1, Sx 1 inch. 12 each reducing elbows 14x1, lxi, Jx4. 12 right and left couplings 1 inch, 24 right and left cast elbows 1 Inch. 12 compression hose bibbs for iron pipe with s tufllng box und swivel disc 4 inch, llnlshed. G compression basin cocks No 1 nicklo plated and swivel disc. 1 package brass safety chain No 1. G rubber bath plugs 14 Inch. 72 each boss bibb washers 4 and! inch. 72 Sherman hose clamps for i hose. 12 hose couplings I inch. 1 gross hose washers S inch. 100 fecb each of 1, 14, 14,-and 2 inch black pipe. 50 feet each of 4, i, und 4 Inch, black 12-olbow burner cocks 4 Inch. G Scotch gauge glasses 4x10 inches. 12 feet of Garlocic spiral piston pack ing inch. 2 square yds of Jenkins plumbago sheet packing wire insertion 4 inch. 7 Columbus sink couplings (com plete.) 280 lbs dry asbestos comon felting. 1 Barnes three wheel pipe cutter No o 1 plumbers shave hook. 1 Eureka plpo bonder for 14 inch lead plpo, 2 Franklin plpo wrenches 18 Inch, Samples may (bo seen at the com missary of tho asylum. Goods must be in accordance with samples, and bo original packages, when possible. Tlio riglit to reject any and nil bids is re served. Delivery of supplies will be required within lifteon days' notice of acceptunco of bid. Eacli bid must include all tho items and totals lu full, with tho exceptions of flour, meat and llsh. Payment will not bo made until the bidder has completed his contract. A copy or mo, auvoniso mont must accompany each hid, und tho name of the class of supplies bo incrlbed on tho envelope. Auditing otllccrs aro prohibited from continuing accounts of purchase when the adver tlsment docs not contain a full des cription of the articles to bo pur chased. Each bidder will bo requlrer to furnish with his bid u cortilied check in an amount equal to ten per cent of his bid (bavo that for flour tin check is to bo for $300, for meat 8250, for flsh $75,) payable to tho order oi tho board, to bo returned in case his lilil In rnlnfted or Ins nronosal com- nlled with. Bids will bo open at tUjft; governor's olllco at 2:30 o'clock Monday, January , iom, Dated suicm, uregon 1800. utixm JMKw29 M ,M ' f"