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""r"" "-Trw hi iwijti..n 1 1 ti m ;n ju , yy. itnkmfMlmJlfwmillB9W- ' " " n .,, r 111 -mil n"-- &'' lVnr j'wygffiqaagys&sca!! ..naimasi o iintfiMwwsca.mjMwn( ThjwMM" i wiunwiuj?ii)i4JNiik ktato Mews I si I ? PI t I r . x U Vitality? The essence of life is force. Every bre ithyou breathe,evcry hsart tc t, every motion of your hani, takes force. The measu c of force we call vital ity. If th! is lacking, there is loss of fl-si, lack of resistive power, a '.cadency to catch di sease cai V ' ecially a tend ency to Consumption. For low vitality nothing is better than Scott's Emu sion. It supplies force by fur nishing the nou rish in$ strengthening elements of food in an easily digested form? enriches the blood, and builds up the system. When ordinary food is of no avail, Scotfs Emulsion wi 1 supply the body with all thsvital e'ementsof life. Two sizes, 53 cts. and $1.00. All druggists. If you will ask for it we will send you a book telling you all about Scott's Emulsion. Free. SCOTT & DOWNE, New York. Weather and Crop Bulletin. Silently lower temperatures, with more clouds and a few Bprlnkles of rain, have been the weather character Istlces for the week. Frosts were general the morning of the 9th, which injured tender vegetation to somo ex tent. The temperature for the week averaged 60 degrees. The day temper atures averaged 09 degrees, and the night 51 degrees. The highest during the week was 80 degrees, on the 11th, and the lowest was 42 degrees, on the 9th. More rain Is badly needed. Not oyer an one-half crop of hay will be secured. Rains, such as are necessary to improve the late hay, are not prob able, hence no material Improvement can be expected in the crjp. Spring grain of all kinds Is badly In need of rain. The showers were of benefit, but they were not heavy enough. Blackberries and raspberries are ripening rapidly, and both are full crops. Of cherries, the May Duke is ripe; the Royal Anne and Black Re publicans are ripening rapidly, and before the current week closes the major portion will be picked and (shipped. Some trees are lllled with cherries, while others are only par. tlally so. The cherry crop.as a whole, is goed: In somo years better yields have been had. The prune crop now promises to be better than was anticipated a few weeks ago; the total prune product will be, from present appearances, larger than ever before, but the yield per tree in some orchards will bo less. The dropping which has been reported appears to have ceased. The peach crop now promises to be veay heavy. Hand pruning Is In progress. The apple crop promises to be fair; some varieties have all 'the tree can bear, while some are light. Pears are al most the same as apples. Hops are growing rapidly. The hop louse has appeared, and spraying has ; commenced, The hop prospects arc excellent. Gardens are doing remark ably well. Potatoes, peas, beans, cauliflower, and other garden produce, are plentiful. Corn is making a much better growth than usual. Grapes also promise a heavy yield. Rain would improve the condition of all vegetation; but the conditions are not favorable for tho rain, that is k needed, to occur, though showers are I fprobable. $100 Reward, Sioo. The reader of tthls paper will bo pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. nall,s Catarrh Cnre is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity. Catarrli being a constitutional disease, requires a con stitutional treatment. Hall'sCatarrh Cure is taken- Internally, acting di rectly on the blood and mucous sur faces of the system, thereby de stroying the foundation of the disease and giving tho patient strength by building up the constitution and as sisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faitli in its curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it i fnlla Iaaiipa (?nnrl tfr llcf. nf tnctl. I IU113 UIUU1U. Ulll .V. .? l4 WOW. monial. Address. F. J. Cheney & Co., Tolebo, O. J3-Sold by Druggists, :5c. Fire Clay for fruit dryers and other purposes- for sale at fjTT.nRUT Hnos. Salem. Or. 0-14 d&w2mos. j 1'he irluu uiiticurouglit itiuhotliLr tfold brick worth $ut),000 Inst week. Corvnllls Is to have another new pa per edited by John Daly. Republican In polities The baccnlnuroalc ermon fur the V. of O. will be preached by Rev. E Lochc, of I'Tllnnii. Plans for the Eugene court house have been decided upon and bids will soon be advertised for. A draw fight was fought at Aitoria Saturday, between Jack Hill and Dan Godfrey, (colored) of Australia. Six rounds. Gardcue have been completely ruined in Lexington, Or., and In places entire fields of wheat have been eaten up. Tho Masons, and Pioneers, arc making preparations for a celebration, tho occasion Is St. John's day, June 24, at Scio. Tho case of Lane County vs. the City of Eugene, which has been on the docket for the last two terms, was dismissed without prejudice. Tho Oregon annual conference of tho church of tho United Brethren in Christ will meet at Ablqua, Marlon county, Thursday, June 24, at 2 p. m. The safe robber who robbed the safe of Lewis Nichols butcher shop at Junction City last Wednesday night got $190. Tho combination of the safe was worked. Mr, Rathbone and a son of Ed Dunn, of Rooster Rock, who were passing along the track on a hand car when a special train of the O. R. & N., ran Into the car were killed. The largest sale of wool recorded on the coast this year was made by Fred W. Hondly.of Pendleton who sold on commission 500,000 pounds raised at Echoe, In this county. There are 1200 sacks, and they fill 30 cars. L. C. Quinley was shot at the Whip ley ranch, near Prospect 40 miles from Mcdford. The shooting Is claimed to have been done In self defense by "Doc" Scroggs. The former attack ing ricroggB with a pitch fork and tho shooting is claimed to have been done in self defense. The summer normal school for teachers opened In Pendleton, and will run three weeks. The citizen of Pendleton subscribed enough money so that the students are required to pay only the Incidental fee of $1 50. All salaries, rent and other expenses are paid by the citizens' subscription. Woods & Copier, of Hlllsborow merchants have received a letter from an acquaintance saying that last Wednesday noon he saw the mis sing banker, Anton Pfanner, on board the Northern Pacific train, and in conversation Mr. Pfanner, said he was going to Tacoma and Seattle. Tho Weston Leader says that a num ber of pioneer relics were exhibited at the reunion tent there recently. Thomas Spence's contribution was a pocket rifle, 100 years old, made in Massachusetts. It is a harmless looking affair now, but was consid ered a trusty weapon by Mr. Spence's father, who armed with it alone chased a band of Indian horsethleves for three days. A dead body, supposed to be that of Dennis Devine, was found burled In the sand on the bank of the Salmon river, in the nothern part of Lincoln county. Devine disappeared about six months ago, and It was thought that he was murdered by the Indians; but the coroner's jury decided that he came to his death by drowning. The sum of S-i. 40 was found upon the -dead man. GIVES STRENGTH TO MEN. It is remarkable fact that a man never ap preciates the sufferings of others until he himself, has passed through the fire of pain or remorse. Then it is that he looks around for those who are suffering,- he wants them to profit by his experience; he gives his time and money gladly for the benefit and never tires of his zeal. There are plenty of men weak and worn out, struggling with remorse and fear, and the natural outcome of habits that brought incapacity a sense of lonesomeuess and a feeling as if the best side of life had been banished forever. Such men should write to Thomas Slater, Box 390, Kalamazoo, Mich. He will send free of charge by mail, in a plain sealed envelope full particulars about the method he used, and this will enable any man to get n complete cure at home. It is the method Mr. Slater used to cure himself of the troubles that sap the strenght and vigor. The cure was so complete, 10 satisfying and such a wonderful change from his former condition that he will gladly tell others all about it, sending all particulars, lie figures that be doesn't know of a better way to show his ap prtciati n of his own cure and the sufferings of others. There must be generous men in "his world to ofT.set the tide of avarice. Write .0 Mr. Slater, it will cost nothing for bis des cription aad method lSSiiKiSBKimMWSstitl) mummamasaaaaamm ill fx Q Gfe nA' wis s ' . sf " " " 1 .T ---i if: 1 ' Paul i ill Washing Powder This famous cleanser makes milk pans, cans and cooking uten sils sweet and fresh. It is just as good for general cleaning. Sold everywhere Made only by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, St. Louts, Chicago. New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Sin Francltco. S ;ri!HH!siiL';;,(:::.:":iii:nnH2;Kniii:yrnEunnrH:H!;iiisiiniru OREGON State Normal School MONMOUTH, OREGON. :e: A. TRAINING SCHOOL FOR TEACHERS. n ti Is i;i5t Mm ;.-' s.' V - 'TuSfaflS1 'vHJriSS I. U f- mm m -M 1! . "-JisaBSss m&s iM ilJBili fifl .'- - NilBKK.H ruEl 'I "' 1 1 1 65 Regular normal course of three years. Senior year wholly professional. Training department of nine grades, with 200 children. Instruction and training In gymnastics (Swedish system) and vocal music for public schools. The Normal diploma is recognized by law as a State Life Certificate to expense, tutltion, books, board and lodging (approximately) 8135 per year; students boarding themselves, $110 per year. Academic grades ac cepted from nigbSchools. Catalogues cheerfully sent on application. Address P, Iv. CAMPBELL Pres. Or W A. WANK, Sec. Faculty, MANHOOD Forsale by D. Call and see GRAY The greatest variety, and finest corner State and C3?The only complete sjock of blacksmith and THE (ii e w SAMUEL CASE, PROP. The leading first-class hotel of Newport, on Yaquina bay. The Oregon health and summer tesort. This houte commands a beautiful view of the Pacific Ocean, Vsqulna Bay and the Coast Range of Mountains A SPFF.I a TViax : lUw7.,IJ&oy" lOISOMperraar' curedlnl6toD5daja. YoucanbotK' i homo roreamo prlco under same iru 1 r . "-- luunmir luvuniouars worn J 00Chane.ifwezail toenro If yon have Ukei. 1 5u.ry',.odldo t,.ot-Sh """l '" bavo ial . palns.Mucotul'atchcilumouth.HoroTli . a l'implei. Copper Coluroil Hpots, Ulcvn tny partof UielKjdr.IlulrurKjobroOTH fn'l. cut. It la this Becoutlury ItLUOU I'OI wa L-uarantee tp euro. Wo solicit the most oi 1. nato cases and cJiaHciico tho world lot t bameatb?IjinortUomostcmlne"itiiliY" clan;. S500.00O capital behind our unc" Uonal enaiantr. Absolute iiroofrt sent fwalort ou application. Xddre.s COOK IfKMIiOV " Jo7 For sale at Salem, Or- bv D. J. FRY, STOVES AND LODDPOISQ! omething That Nothing Will Clean so quickly and so well, so freshly and so thor oughly as DUST iiiiaJJStSL3S&anl.-.m , i- ' RESTORED ny tulHfr Dr. Penn'g Yellow Nerve l'llln. This wonderful remmlv :;J--fJI ' guaranteed to cure all nerrous diseases, sueh as Weak Memory, Loss of iiraln Power, Headache, Wakefulness, It Manhood, Nightly Amis sions, Nervousness, all drains, loss of power in Generative Organs of either sex, caused by orer-exertlon, youthful errors, excessive use of tobacco, opium or stimulants, which lead to Infirmity, Consumption or Insanity. Can be carried in vest pocket, ti.oo per box, 6 for $5. by mail prepaid, Circular Free. Sold by all druggists. Ask for it; take no other. Manufactured by the Peau Medicine Co., Paris, France. Laue-Davls Drug Co., distributing agents. Third and Yamhill Sis., Portland, Or. J. FRYi Salem. BROS, new stock of stock in the city, Northwest Liberty streets wagonmakers goods south of Portland. "TIE LIGET OF THE WORLD OR OUR SAVIOUR IN ART" Cost over $icc7ooo to publish. Contains nearly 200 full-page engravings of our Saviour, by the great masters. Every picture is reproduced from some famous paintings Agents are taking from three to twenty orders per day. The book is so beautiful that when people see it they wain it. "FIRST GLANCE AT THE PICTURE BROUGHT TEARS TO MY EYES," ssy3 one. ''Cleared $150 first week's work with Ihe book"says another. "Some high grade pman or woman of good church standing should secure tho agtncy here at once," says ever yeditor, "as $500 can be made taLing orders for it." Also a man or woman of good social position ran sccu re position of manager of this tomtory,to devote all their time fo cmplojing end drilling agents and corrcponding with them. Ad drcjs for full particulars A. P. T. ELDER, Publisher, 278 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, 111. 4 27 7m MADE ME A MAN AJAX TABLETS rOSITIVELY COKE orr, Jmpoiencr hlwpluMneM.no., cauhk! Lr Abuwan'lo'her KiMuea and JuiiU cretion, Tltru juUJ.Iu and tunlu rettoia Xvost N lulltf In old or Ioan, and (It o man for iaaj, buiuiMs or xaarrUg. lri.nt Iiiasnilr And 3nnAumtitlnn ti m In lias. Ihutr owklion immediito linproi. sunt and cuet a u our. wacre bu oiners uui. in. ilk nwn fmiina tho irtmnina Alaac Tablets. Thsr jutvaeurMl thouMnds end will euro too. M st ' ( 1 r. niud tlw wvuT l'r bu cent ir i.ck 14m.' t . wriu4i irm. ri r w .nw. u van. in eacu wVifn unrimr niiAn rtMsMlfjt of Irtien. fflnmltr fr... ix iu-iuhu Ifnll trsulmutl lor SS.OU Ilff m: ill. la TNWARE 1 fr IS 38 UAX REMEDY CO., "tZZX'tf PROPOSALS FOH SUPPLIES. Tin bosrd it titillKSff hf t)tf gnu g'tts lnio Bnlniulniirs teslpil proposals fof furnlsMng at tlis o.ylnra nor Silriu, Orfgon. for six months eudln" Dcrcnibfr 31, ISU7j Hie following snp. plle tlKT oooix. 2000 yds. 1'iqti. t A sbcttiDg, 43 In , brownj as pir mid pie JOOjds Pi-quot A idirctlng, ST. In., brown; as nr sample dou 5 r I.ouvdato shotting 30 In., bleached) as I it Kan. pit-. HiO yds. Marseilles checic, York rninufacture; as per sample. 2j00 yds. Mariner's strlpn i-blrllng, Amotiei?; as per sample 3500 nil canton flauuel. Ns6hn XXX, brewn: as per sample. 1U00 yds. blue denims, 8 oz, Amoskrsg; u pit Bample. 3(Xlyds crasu, biescbed. it) in.; as per ssmpie. 100 yAs sllrsis, drab; ss per sample. IK yds. while table oil cloth) as per ssmpie 1000 yds. Alaska Hiking; as per sample. 250 yds. A. O. A. ticking; 36 Inches 60 yds. Farmers satin; as per sample. 250 yds. continental checked flanne': as p?r sample. 3 uoz. Doits mattress Dinmng, oiue as per sample. 12o doz. men's socks, cotton, 101; as per sample. 30 doz. ladles' hose, cotton, 101; as per sample. 15 doz. ladles' hose, cotton, black; ss per sample. 25 doz. handkerchiefs, Turkey red) ss per sam ple. 21 doz. stay binding, 1). & W., No. 10; as per sample 2 doz. corsets, 21, 4; 23, 6; 2t, fi; 29, 0, 30 2; as per ssmpie. 12 doz. suspenders, men's; ss per sample. 2 great grtws pant's buttons; ss per sample, 5 gross vest buttons; as per sample. 0 great gross shirt buttons, F. II.; as per jatnple. 15 Packsgcs plus F 3; 1, 2, Ksgle. 0 doz. linen thread, Marshall fc i;o ; black. 4 doz. linen thread, Marshall & Co.; brown. 0 doz. boxes hair plus; as per Kauiple. 3 gross Duplex safety pins, No. 3; as per sample GROCERIES. 15,000 lbs. Liverpool salt. 320 lbs. corn starch, Oswego. 400 lbs. gloss starch, KlngafordV; 1 lb. pkg SO lbs. China starch. 6,000 lbs. Htco Island; as per sample. 3f0 lbs. sods, A &1I 400 lbs. cream tartar. Folger's; 25 lb. boxes. 2.'i0 lbs. pesrl barley; Folger's; 25 lb. box. 40 doz. oysters, L'ovo Field's; No. 2. 4 doz. Worcestershire sauce, qt.; L. k P. 4 doz. whisk brooms; ss per aampU. 20 doz No. 1 best brooms. GO gross Vulcan safety matches; as per sample. 20 lbs. macaroni, In 8 lb. boxes; white. 6 lbs. vermicelli, In 8 lb. boxes; white. CM lbs. sal soda. 300 lbs. chloride lime. 2(X lbs. raisins, Sultana; 20 lb. boxes. 150 lbs. Zante currants; 20 lb. boxes. 21 lbs. chocolate, Eagle; 1 lb. pkg. SO lbs. bluing, Nuremberg; In balls; L. A. 600 lbs. soda crackers XXX more- or Ions de livered ss required. 10 doz. cans concentrated lye; Otant. 60 lbs. beeswax, common; as per sample. CUEE8E. 000 lbs. best quality Oregon full cream cheese more or less delivered as requited SDOAB. 18,000 lbs. grsnulstcd BUgar; American refinery. 20,000 lbs Uolden C. BUgarg American refinery. cor FEE. C.00O lbs. Costa Rica coffee; as per sample, 600 lbs. Java coffee; as per sample. 300 lbs. Mocha coffee; as per sample. 1500 lbs. Chicory coffee; as per sample. IIOLLED OATS, ETO. 1600 lbs. oat meal; In barrels. 10,000 lbs. rolled oats; in barrels. C.0UO lbs. cracked wheat; In barrels. 1,000 lb cream wheat; In barrel. 2, TOO lbs. hominy email; In barrels. 1,000 lbs. hominy large; in barrels. 2,000 lbs. corn meal yellow) In barrels. i-Loun. 750 bbls. No. 1 flour more or leas, delivered i required. M bbls. No. 1 Graham flour more or less deliv ered as required. Fisn. 600 lbs, salmon per woek more or less as re. quired without heads. MEATS, 000 lbs. beef per day more or less delivered as rinulred inual parts, fore and hind quarters. 200 lbs. mutton more or less delivered as re. quired equal parts, fore and hind quarters. cnocKir.T. 25 doz. tea cups, W. O. ware; ss per sample, 1 doz. pitcher' toilet, W. O. wars; as per sam. pia. 30 doz. eon n bowls. W. O. warei as nsr samnle, 10 doz. dinner plates, W. O. ware; as per sam ple. 0 doz. Die nlates, W. G. ware: as per ssmpie, 2 doz. pitchers, 1 gal.; W. O. ware; aa per sample. 2 doz. pitchers, H gal., VT. Q. ware) a per sample 0 doz. baken. 12 in.. W. O. wsre: as per sample, 10 doz. bakers, 10 In.. W. O. ware; as per sample. 0 uoz. uasers, 1 in., w. u, wsre) ss per ssmpie. 15 doz glass tumblers; as per sample 2 doz. salt shakers; as per ssmpie. 2 doz. syrup pitchers; as per sample). 2 doz. lamp chimneys; as per sample, 1 doz. lamp chimneys; as per sample. 2 doz, vinegar emits; as per ssmpie, DEANS. 6,000 lbs. beans small white; ss per sample. MISCELLANEOUS. 4 doz. mop handles; ss per saniple. 2 dos. parrafUne handles) aa per sample 1 doz, wash boards, Red Cross; as per ssmpie. 10 doz. combs dressing; as per sample. Q ,1n. .I.A- 1.1.1.1.1.... 1tF.an..'i.. .a 9mmi ..mhI. 2 doz, dusters Ostrich festher 22 in.) as per sample. 00 pipes aud sterna; Bhsker; as per sample. 2 doz. spltoons; grsnite Iron; as par sample. SOAP. 2500 lbs, nrt Savon, best Btandard aoap. 1500 cakes Ivory; aa per ssmpie. 180 cakes sbsvlug, J. 1). Williams; as per sample, 81 toilet; as per samples. SPICES. 600 lbs. pepper, black atandard ground; In S lb, cans. 100 lbs. mustsrd, itandsrd ground; In 6 lb. cans, 25 lbs. maco, stsndsrd ground; in 6 lb. esns. 100 lbs. glugcr, stsndsrd ground; In G lit, csns, Wt IK., ..1 . n .. c,t...1..l rfYi1. fn K 11. h.hb 25 lbs. Cayenne pepper, standard ground; In S j i). enns. 25 lbs, sage, stsndsrd ground; In 5 lb. cans. 10 lbs, cloven, stsndsrd ground; In 5 lb. csns 10 lbs, nutmegs whole. TOBACCO, 2,000 lbs. Even Change. 800 lbs, O.K. Durham, 2 oz. pkg. OILS AND TDOrXaTIXE, 160 gal. Turpentine) in barrels. OOgsl, Linseed oil boiled; In barrels. MOOTS AND SHOES. 83 prs, ladies' shoes; size, 4,20: C, 26; 0, 25; 7, j 'j; b, o; as per sample. 61 prs, Men's boots; 0, C; 7, C; 8, 18; ,,18; 10, S uncos. 3 kilogrammes acid boric powder; Bqnlbh. 60 Krammea acid hydrocyanic dll.s bqulbb, 1 kilogramme arid tartaric) Bqulbb. 2 kllogronme ammonia brom.j Bqulbb. 1 kilogramme ammonia carbenate: Haulbb. 2 kilogramme ammonia mur, granulated; ISqUlUD. 250 grammes calomel; Bqulbb, 200 grammes flexible collodion; Bqulbb. 6 kilogrammes cod liver oil, in 600 gram, bottles; Bqulbb. 2 kilogrammes bismuth subult.; Squibb. 600 grammes powd epium: Bqulbb. 1 kilogramme potassium cblor. powd.; Bqulbb. 2 kilogramme potapalum Iodide; Bqulbb, 1 kiloarsmme potassium cltratsi Banlbb. 4 kilogramme potassium and sod, tart.) rsqumu. 1 kilogramme Iron pyrophopbate) Bqulbb, 2 kilogramme sol. Iron chloride; Bqulbb, 4 kilogramme sodium bicarb.; Bqulbb. 4 kilogramme sodium bromide; Bqulbb, 600 grammes sodium soilcylats; fcqulbb, 600 grammes zlno oxide; Kqulbb. 6C0 grsumes scld salicylic; Fqulbb. :i kilogrammes sp. nitrous ether, Bqulbb, 1 kllrgrsmme Fowlers solution; Bqulbb. 1 11). acid gallic. 1 & W 1 lb. acid raurlatlo O. P.; P. & W. 2oz csffelneit-iP. U W. 35 lb cblorsl bydrste, crystals; P. k W. 25 lb. potassium bromide gran.; P. It W. 2 tiz morphine sulpb.; I', k W, CO oz. quinine sulpb. In 6 oz. cans; P, A W, 4 lb. sodium pbo. gran.) I', & W, 1 oz. sodiom nitrate, Murck. 5 gal. cone, water of ammonia In glass con tainer; Hal 10 lb. carbolic scld cold label; Msl. 61b. magnesia carb.g K. Jc M. 6 lb. oil sweet orang "Doplex;" Lobn k Fink, 2 lb. ctl lemon Puplrx;" I.ohn if Fink. 'A I'', oil llergbsmot; Lobn k Fink. H lb. oil liltter Almonds; Lobu Fink. 1 lb. Vanilla bean 8 in.; Lobn A Fink. 12 lb. acid murisllo com. In S lb, glass stoppered bottles; Mai. 10 lb, Ammon mur. granulated, SO lb. powd, borax. & lb. pond imtlisitlfn fait. lilb gum camphor. li lb. untn arable select, KO lb. Kpsom salts. 2 lb purlfled talcum. 1 lb. blark antimony. 1 lb. powd. pepslne; Fslrchlld. 10 oz. antlkamnt. 15 oz. phenacetlne. 75 ox. snlfonal. 80s. enrophen. H dos Drees llq Ferrl albuminate doz. t.loyds hidrasttt. dot LUterlne 4d'E. Bishops Eft. Clt. mtgnesls. 0 doz. Phillips Emul. rod liter oil large. K dot. (ludes Tepto Mangan. H dos. Uorlicks Malted Milk extra large. 30 lbs, Wampolej Byr. Uypophospbttes Co. In 6 lb. bottles. 30u0 empty capsules No, 1; P. D. k Co 23 lb. Phillips DIgestlblo Cocoa ', doz, Vln Cocoa Marlanl. 1 lb. granulated arnica flowers; Lilly k Co. 2 lb grsnulated columbo In 1 lb. tins; Lilly & Co. 8 lb. granulated nut vomica In 1 lb tins; Lilly kOo. 6 lb. Fl. Ext. Duchu; P. D. k Co. 6 lb Fl. Kxt. Cascara Segrttda; P. 1). & Co. llb.Fl. Ext. Gentian; P. V. k Co. 6 lb. Fl. Ext. Jalep; P. D. fc d. 10 lb. Fl. t-xt. Licorice; P. 1). k Co, 10 lb Fl. Ext. Senna; P. I. fc Co. 5 1b Fl. Ext. Wild Cherry for syrup j P. D. Co. 10 lb. Barseparllla Co. for syrup; V D k Co 1000 cspaules quinine sulpb. 2 gr.; P. D. it Co. 2000 cspsulrs qulnlno sulph. 3 gr ; P. X). Co. 800 each hypodermic tablets No's, 3. 16, 45,63; Wyelh In tubes. 600 compressed powd Dovors 5 gr.; Wjcth. 1000 compressed powd. Acetanllld Co. 6 gr. Wjrftn. 600 compressed powd. Calomel & Bod. Dlrarb No. It Wyeth. 600 enmprarsed powd. Calomel 8od. Dlcarb No. 2; Wyeth. 600 compressed powd. Blandei Wyeth. 600 compressed powd. Bod. Bollcylato 6 gr, Wytth. 6 lb. pills eomp. cathartle imp. No. 160; P. D. k Co. All tablet trit. to be In bottles of 600. 2600 tab. trit. Aloin, llellad k Pedopb; Wyeth. 1000 tab. trit. Ccrlnm Ox. 1 gr.) Wjeth. 1000 tab. trit Oal. k Bod. Dlcarb Co; Wyeth. 1000 tab. trit. Cal. k Bod, Dlcarb No. 1; Wyeth. 1000 tab. trit, Cal. god. Dlcarb No. 2; Wyeth. 1000 tab. trit. Cal. k Bod. No. 4; Wyeth. 1000 tab. trit. Cal. and Bod. Bicarb McCloea; Wyeth. 1000 tab. trit. Dovers powd, 2fc gr.; Wyeth. 1000 tab. trit. Ferrl quinine ao. arsen. It strych. Wyeth. 600 tab. trit. ext. nnx vomica i gr.) Wyeth, 1000 tab. trit. ext. nux vomica H gr.; Wyeth. 1000 tab. trit. powd. opium K gr.t Wyeth. 600 tab. trit powd. opium 1 gr.; Wyeth. 600 tab. trit. strych. sulph. 1-30 gr.; Wyeth. 600 tab. trit. strych. sulph. 1-40. gr.; Wyeth. 600 tab' trit. strych. sulph. 1-00 gr.; Wyeth. 6 rolls silk Isinglass plaster In 1 yd. rolls; 8. k J. 0 roll mustsrd on cloth plaster In 1 yd. rolls; B k J. 8 bellsdona plaster In I yd. rolls; B. k J. 20 lb absorbent cotton) B. k J, H doz. Alpha Fountain syringes No, 4. H doz. rubber water bottles 8 qt. cloth covered) W. T. It Co. 3 doz. soft rubber catheters No's. 10, 11, and 12, assorted; W. T.& Co. H dot. hard rubber syringes No, 201; W. T. k Co. H doz. hard rubber ear syringes H oz.; W. T. k Co. 1 doz. glass esr syringes; W. T. i Co. 2 doz. Dsvldaon'a syringes No. 2. 1 glass graduated precolatlng jar 1 gal.; W. T, k Co. 1 each glass ribbed funnels 32 and Ci oz.; W, T. tCo. 1 glass fluted hsnd msde funnel 1 gal,; W. T, k uo. 1 claim mortar Id oz.; W. T. 1: Co. 1 each acme graduates 4, 8, 10 aud 32 oz.; W. T, k Co. 6000 each Phoenix Powder Papers No's. 7 and 10; w. t. a uo. 1000 each Phoenix Powder Papers No's. 73 and 73B.;W. T. &Co. 100 each white filter papers 10, 13, 15, and 20 Inch.) W. T. k Co. 1 gross prescription vials Philadelphia oval 2, 4, OandBoz.jW. O. & Co. S gross clrclo A extra long prescription corks No. 6. 20 lb. Steams caccara aromatic uinnwAiiz. 2600 lbs. blacksmith's coal; as per sample. 60 each machine bolts, 3-10x2, 3-10iJ, 3-10x1, lrl R 1A11 r.1Ai nvi.l K 1(11 1in)i4i iAA VlUAal U-V UUU ""SV. auvwnt 60 each carriage bolts, Norway, Mxl, Uxl, nil, nil ana jxi incnes. 12 each T. bolts, Hx2, 5.10x2, !ixi and J.xSln 8 flat bastard files, 12 Inches. 0 flat mill bastard flies, 12 Inches. 3 half round bastard flies. 12 Inches. 2 Bquare baatard files, 12 inches. 2 round bastsrd flies, 12 inches. 2 each flat mill files, 4, 0, 8, 10 Inches. 2 Heller Bros, horse rasps, 10 inches. 100 feet esch of UxK, fcxl, Uxlii, xlK, In flat Norway Iron. 100 feet eaob of K B'1(!. ?' ,ua ln round Nor- witv Irnn. 60 feet each of Hx!! an! H in. flat Nor way iron, ZU reel eacn oi HKk anu ?.i;i in. iuo ateoi. R fext of M ln octason steel 25 feet each of i and ?i ln, square Norway iron. 20 feet of li in. harrow tootn steel. .n .. ..,. J f RtA.n tf In ttt.nl? 111.1. IV IUS, OKU Ut fVi 71, 1CWWW " M.M MM-... B lbs. each of Nos. 6, 6, 7, and 8 Putnam horse shoe nails. 1 full side lace leather; as per sample. 1 Elliott lace cutter. 2 (We wrench knife handles; 12 In. 1 Coe's wrench knife hsndle; 0 ln. 1 e.ch (Via'a twist drills. 0.32.6.10 and kin 1 engineer's oiler set, 6 ptoccs, and trsy, nlckle ogue, No, 25. Hnn fnnt manllla rone. 11 ln. dlam. I F. J. rope's blscksmlth's knife, ln. blade, ana one oxira uiaae ; in, tor mui, 1 mvuman block. No. 4. slzo 4x15x15 In. 105 lbs. 1 Chenney's patent blacksmith cone, No. 1, height 32 ln. dlam ; base 8 In, dlam ; top, 1 ln. 1 each of J. M. Carpenter plug taps U No. 20 thread,6-10 No. 18 thread, MO. 10 tlireau, v-io no. 14 thread, l Vo. 12 thread and S No. 11 thrrsd, all V threads. . . , 0 each cat e hardened set screws, !xl, No. 20 thread, 6-lSxl, No. 18 thread, !(xlM No. 10 thread, 1.2x114 No. 12 thread, ?iilX No. 11 thread. 24 socket couplings, 'jl In. 12 socket couplings, 1 1.2 In. 20 feet of ln. blsck pipe. Ml foot nf U ln. black nine. 100 feet each of ,l-2, ti and 1 In. black pipe, 1UU reel oi i-i ill. gairanizea pipe. 60 feet of 1 1-2 ln. galvanized .pipe. 12 feet Oarlock spiral piston packing. 3-10 ln. 6 lbs, of Clinton flax square packing In, 10 ft, of H In, II lead pipe, 10 ft. of IU ln. D. lead pipe, 10 ft, of 1 1-3 in. D lead pipe. 12 each Jenkins dlso valves 1-2 ln. and 1 in. 12 each Jenkins value discs 1-2 u. and ) iu. 24 elbows If ln. 24 street elbows 1-2 In. TINNINO. 2 sheets No. 26 gslvsnlzcd Iron 30 X 06. 2 sheets No 22 galvanized iron SO X 0(1, 0 sheets No. 20 galvanized Iron 30 X 90. 10 sheets No. 18 gslvsnlzcd iron 30 X 00. 1 pair 6 lb, solder coppers, 60 bushels charcoal. 100 lbs. solder 1-2 snd 1-2 1 box XXXX bright charcoal tin 20 X 28. 1 bundle 03 lbs. of No. 1 bright wire. 2000 tinned rivets 0 lb. Bsmplesmay boteeuat tho comml.sary of the aiyluin. floods must be In sccudsnco with samples, snd be in original packages, when pos. slble. Other things being rqusl, articles of Ore. gon production or inannfscturo will be given preference. Delivery of supplies will be required within fifteen days' notice of acceptance of Lid Each bid must include all the Hems snd totals ln full, with the exceptions of flour, mest snd fish. Vouchers will not be issued until the bidder has completed bis contrsct, and payment must await appropriations by the legislature. A copy of ths advertisement must sccompsny esch bid, and tho name of the class of supplies be Inscribed on the envelope. Auditing officers sre prohibited from confirming accounts of purchase when tho ad vertlsement does not contain a full description of the articles to bo purchased. Each bidder will be required to furnish with his bid a certified check In an smount equal to tin per cent, of bis bid (save that for flour the check Is to be for 1X), for meat f. 250, for fish 175) , payable to the order of the board, to bo returned In case his bid la re jected or hit propesal complied with. The right to reject toy and all bids Is reserved i Bids will be opened st the governor' office at 2.30 o'clock p. m , Tuesday, July 6, 1827. WU. P. LOHD, If. It. EI.NOA1D, rillL, MKTBCUAN, Board of Trustees, O. S. I, A. Salciu Is ahead of all tho rest of Or- eyon. wo Imvo a now real estate iirm. 2 EAST AND SOUTH -VIA- THE SHASTA ROUTE OF Till! Southern Pacific Co KXrRKSS TRAINS RUN DAILY. (:cx p Ml l.v...;l'ortiand. , Ar 8:30 PMLv... Satern ....Lv 7.'4S A M ) Ar. San Frnncisco Lv 1 9:30 A M J. 7.MO A M (8,'OOPM Above tru'iis stop at all principal stations bet. Portland and Salem. Turner Marion. Jeflerson, Albany, Tangent, hhedds Halsey, I larrisburg, Junction City, Eugene, Creswcil, Cottage Grove, Drain, Oakland, and all sta. ttons from Koseburg to Athland, Inclusive. ROSEHURO MAIL, , DAILY, 830 A M Ml Lv . Portland ,,At (4,'3orH MLv.. .Salem.... Lv J 2:00 PM m) Ar....Roseburg.. Lv 730 A u IIOO A 5-'2o P Pullman buflet sleetier and second-class sleeping cars attached to all through tratni WluVl SlUli DIVISION. BBTWBRN PORTLAND AND CoRVAl.LlS. Mail tiams daily except Sunday. 730 A m I 12,-15 I'M! , Lv. . . Portland . . At I 550 P u Ar .. Corvollis.. .Lvf i.'o? TM Jt. Altinnv nnrl fV.rvfilli. ptn..l mTTiI. trains o( the O. C & E. Ry. -l'RFS TRAIN DAILY FXCKIT SUNDAY. 4.'JO V M I UV I ortlaint.... Ar I a.'25 A M 7. '30 p m f Lr MoMinnvllle Lv I tl 1 ir t rnnnrflinna nl Kn iwrlcr ufl 5.-50 A M ...vk vw...a- WIIVIIJ Ml, UUU ItlllVliU Tt attl steamship lines for JAPAN AND CHINA. tjai ni UKUS UI1 HlJllcailUIl Kates and tickets to Eastern points and Europe. Alo JAPAN, CHINA, HONO LULU and AUSl'RALLIA, can be obtained from V. V. SKINNER, Ticket Agont, Salem. R. KOEDLER, Manager. E. P. ROGERS, A. G. F. & P. A. Portland. Through Tickets TO THE BAST! VIA THE Union Pacific System Xlirough Pullman Palace Sleepers. Touru Sleepers and Free Reclining Chairr daisy between Portland to Chicago Our trains are heated bv steam and lighted by PinUc i light. lime to Chicago, 31-1 Jays Time to New York. 4 1-2 days. Which is many hours quicker than conr pttitors. t For rates, time tables and full information apply toj BOISE C BARKER, Agents, SMero, Otl R.fcW BAXTER, C.E. 11ROWN, General Agent Dist.Pass. Agcnl 13S Third Street. Portland 0. R. & N. CO. TO THE EAST GIVES? THE CHPICfe OF Two Transcontinental Rou -- lOui Via Spokane Minneapolis St Paul and Den ver Omaha and Kansas City. Low rates to eastern cities. For full details call on or address BOISE & BARKER agents, Salem. 1 Oregon, OCEAN DIVISION. Portland San Francisco, Steamers leave Alnsworth dock. Portland June 2, 7, 12, 16, 21, 26 1 and July I, 6, 1 1, 10,21,2b ana 31, Fare Cabin, $12; steerage, f6. WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION. PORTLAND-SALEM Daily Salcra senr. icet Steamer Ruth for (Portland, Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10 a. m. Steamer Elmore for Portland Tuesday,,, Thursday and Saturday, at 7SI5 a. m. Returning, loavo Ash street dock, Portland, daily except Sunday, nt 6 a, m. Passengers given transfers to electric line at Oregon City if dosired, mak ing it possible to reach Portland nt I p. m. CORVALLIS-SALEM ROUTE:- The steamer Ruth for Corvallls, Tuesday, Thurt day and Saturday at 330 p.m. .returning, lv. Corvallis at 6 a. m. on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, Round tiip tickets to all polnis in Oregon, Washington, California or the East. Connections made at Portland with all rail, ocean and river lines, Call on G, M, Powers dgent, foot Trade street. E. McNEILL, Pres and Manager W. II. IIUKLBUIU. Gcn'l I'm. Agt. Portland, Or. For full detn'is call on or address .G. M. POWERS Foot of Trade st. Local A gem OREGON CENTRAL .AND Eastern R. R. Company .YAQUINA PAY TxOUTE. Connecting 11 1 Yaa.'ina Hay with the Hi n Francisco & Ysquina llay Steamship Co, STEAMER ''FARALLON," Sails from Yamuna (.very H days for San Francisco, Coo Pay, Pott Orford, Trinidad and Ilumboll l'.ay. Passenger accommodations unsurpassed. Shortest route between the Willamette valley and Califotala, Fare from Albany or points west to Ban Franciscoi Cabin, $9; steerage, KttoCous Hay and Port Orford, 1 abir. f f- to flumbold. llay, cabln.ftt; round trip, guua 60 days, Jl6t RIVER DIVISION Steamer '-Albany" between Portland and Corvallis, through without lay-over. Leaves Salem 10:45 " Tnesdays, Tnursrlays.and Sstuidays leaves Portland, Yamhill sireee dock, 600 a, m. Sundajs, Wedheidaysj and Fridays. EDWIN BTO'F Manager, Ccrvallis, Or J. C. MAYO, ijt. River Division, '