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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1897)
iBaaggysgggg ITEMS OF INTBkW, The Bermudas fJxport uvcr ll.f'fV),- pounds of onions iinhusilly. There are 140 consulates to true But and tlicrc arc 4,000 applications on 31c. It Is asserted that England last fear Invested 320,000,000 In horrcicss fearrlaRCS. Frank Leacli, a California editor, iias been aapolntcd superintendent of the San Erunclsco mint. It Is estimated that 1200 tons of strlcli feathers have been exported rora Cape Colony during the past 30 ears, yalucd at $12,000,000. When you see a cyclist riding with 3th hands off the handle-bar you may ire that the" foolklller has been neg-1 fectlng his duty In that particular Icighborhood. .It Is reported that Switzerland is to tz the nejfJ; country which will follo'v the example of Beltrulni and Italy of Reckoning tlms up to 21 o'clock in Ipiaco of twice 12. Of the 5334 suicides committed in Denmark in the years 1885 to 1895, Rpur-flfth were of men, and the favor- Die months were May and June. KThrec out of four preferred hanging. Seyen lions arc among the pets of tho sultan of Morocco. At night he llta them range the court yar Is of the IfJlace to act as guards to the royal iMrem. (Russia has the largest military ex poses $258,000,000 a year. England allows next with $101,000,000, France Rfith $185,000,000, Germany with $134,- 3,000, Austrle $89,000,000, Italy $05,- MOO.OOO. The largest telegraph office in the rorld is In the general postofllce building In London. There are over 1000 operators, 1000 of whom aro vomen. The batteries are supplied by 30,000 cells. 'resident Cleveland drew exactly 1309.999.99. Wonder how he hap pened to overlook that one cent which was due him ? Mr. Cleveland made money during his eight years, even if the rest of 90,999,999 people Sid not. In Fiji the coinage chiefly consists of whales' teeth, those of greater Raluc being dyed red. The natives exchange 20 white teeth for one red one, as the British exhange shillings for a sovereign. A Local Question. tjPolitical economy sharps tried to jake fun of Gen. Hancock for calling Mie tariff a local question, yv,t here wc have a Louisiana senator voting Rrith the Republicans on the new Sir iff bill because it gives Louisiana igar planters heavy protection, and, Pg. effect, large bounties. aBut our Orecron senators will not yote for the Interests of their state land the producers of Oregon, as well as"of the entire Pacific coast. They yote in season and out of season for ifcotection to eastern manufacturers Ijghosell to us at exorbitant prices Iwhile our grain and other produce lust be shipped abroad and sold in ie open markets of the world. The Alps that come to our doors to carry Sir wheat to market are compelled, 6r reason of prohibitive tariff laws, to ime in ballast, and the wheat that is Wried away by them must pay iight charges both ways. We are )t allowed to trade with liosovlpj av troni us. nut are comnened xo nav irger prices for inferior goods for the snefit of the manufacturer. i,'And here is another burning wrong this question. That manufacturer its no regard for labor, its treatment tad compensation, but continually forces the wages of his laboring peo ple to a lower notch and, on the least protest or provocation, imports labor from other countries to take the place St his dissatisfied workingmen. The 8Tws give piotectlon to the manufac iurers, but leave tho laborer at his wercy. Is it any wonder, with this state affairs, that immense fortunes ive been built up, as if by magic, rhllc the condition of laborers and jployes continually grow harder RKa harder? It -is the legitimate fruit of protection and cannot be avoided. The millionaires control Kir law making machinery, legislate H tueir own interests ana tnc peo- i must suffer. Eugene Guard. $100 Reward, $100. iThe reader of 'this paper will be ased to learn that there is at least , le dreaded disease that science lias feu able to cure In all Its stages, and at is uatarrn. iiau,s catarrh Unrc theonly positive cure Known to the Eoical fraternity, catarrh ueincra (institutional disease, renulresa con- litutional treatment. Ilall'sCatarrh ire is taken internally, actintr dl- ictly on the blood and mucous sur- ices of the system, thereby de roy ing the foundation of the disease ! a giving the patient strength by SI tEaKrw0r cprietors have so much faith in its ' rative powers, that tliey offer une , tndred Dollars for any case that it ilStOCUre. Send for list Of testl- lonlal. Idress. F. J. (JlIENKY & CO., Tolubo. O. Sold by Druggists, 7c. .H'."1 aniiTKyffSafaBattfB!!BgS?5fo?f WIIHBlVj-i' MATE ftkws Sue S j , j-. A j i f Mis. Latlghlin or McMlnnville won a nslldrlvingcontcstat Dayton picnic. ' r Part of the Corvallis street railway v III be torn up and used to repair and put In running order the other half. The ordinance for no more volun teers for the Astoria lire department has passed the council and was signed by the Mayor. Citizens at Weston have guaranteed that teachers there will be paid Thus the Stute Normal will run same as If an appropriation had been made. Atthc picnic at Ballston lastSat , urday In the tug-of-war between a team from Yamhill and Polk coun ties the latter were hauled over the line quite easily. i The annual teachers' Institute for .Clackamas county will beheld in the j Barclay schoolhouse, Oregon City, be- glnnlngMonday. June 28, and contlnu Ing four days. In the circuit court in Lane County .the grand jury returned a true bill in the case of John uourtwrigut, .charged with burglary: also a true bill against F. B. Wilson, charged with assault with a deadly weapon. rn,. wm ho.nri irrnln r.ilsrrt In Mm ' Ulorn mrt nf Morrow count v this year and but a small amount of hay, the grasshoppers having destroyed every-thing Insight. The portion of; of the county that they have not yisited will raise an avtrage crop. Byron McClellan, the well-known turfman of Corvallis, died at his home at 8 p. m. Tuesday night, lie was taken with a congestive chill at. Ya toma last Saturday and brought home, stricken blind on Monday and later his lungs became conjested, produce mg pneumonia and death followed. Analysis of 21 samples of paris green, at the experiment station at Corvallis showed that 80 per cent of the samples were effective. The re maining 20 per cent, which should have shown 50 per ceut of arsenic, ran as low as 30 per cent, at which point the chemical Is useless for spraying purposes. The samples were sent to the station from various parts of the state. A. W. Lang, business manager of the Sclo colony, speaking to a repre sentative of tho Silvcrton Appeal of tho proposed methods of the colony, says that there will be about 200 fam ilies, or about 1000 people in all, who will come from the Eastern States and settle on the tract of land two and one half miles from Scio, In Linn county . It is a company in which all are own ners. A Serious Difficulty. 'I suffered for three years with salt rheum. The humor was on my hands and I was obliged to keep a covering on them most of the time. The sting ing and burning was very severe. Nothing did mo any good untill I took iooa s sarsapariim. Alter taking six bottlesi was cured." Mrs. S. E. Wood, DoLamar. Idaho. Hood's Pills are the favorite family cathartic. Easy to take, gentle, mild. 25 cents. The eastern colony who will locate in Linn county will each family be al lotted a certain portion of the land to cultivate. The company will operate two large sawmills of their own, to furnish lumber for building purposes. The colonists will plant 1000 acres in hops. They will set out 800 acres in prunes, all of one variety, and will navp 100 acres in strawberries, 100 acres in raspberries, besides a large amount of other small fruits and vege tables. They intend to purchase 500 choice cows for a dairy. 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 lonesomeness 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 (ree of charge bv mail, in a nlain tealed Mfc mi j envelope full particulars about the method he ST n" 7ll LT, K" ? r " -3 :- -.- vf";:" W0I(ierfut cU from his former conditio,. i1.u,inni.jut.ii ft,. -n u,.. ;. tending all particulars. He figures that he doesn't know of a better war to show his aD. preciati n of his own cure and the sufferings of others. There must be generous men in "his world to off.set the tide of avarice. Write .0 Mr Slater,-.it will'coit'nothing for his des. cription aad method r T r a llll. V I K lMV uiiidc), MIXED PAINTS, ROOF ... . You, caiget the. east money at We also carry ground in oil, and a brushes. If. you contemplate dc'ng any painting of any description it will pay j,ou to see our goods and get our prices before buying FRY'S DRUG STORE, SALEM, OR. Call and sec GRAY The greatest variety, and finest corner State and f5?The only complete sock of blacksmith and STOVES AND TEEVENS' FRU PATENT Fruitgrowers are invited to investigate before ..buy ing or building a drier. My claim are: i. Unlimited capacity. 2, Cheapness of construction f Rapid production. 4. Easy cheapness and simplicity of process. Write'me for testimcLUis and experience of growers who are using the Steevens since two years. Estimates andl specifications furnished or driers built. Address G. A. STEEVENS, Salem, Or. Trick Bicycle Riders. The people who attend the conduc tors excursion at rfalem, Oregon, next Sunday, Juno 20, will witness some of the best trick and acrobatic bicycling J ever seen in the Northwest, and the only lady trick rider, ever exhibiting in Oregon, Miss Emma Crouch, a graceful, fine formed, blcycline, will do artistic and acrobatic riding, with Master Win. Shafer, while Master Warren Blaney will perform unheard of tricks on the single wheel. The wonderful control of this troop of bicycle riders, must bo seen to be ap preciated. They all ride tho famous Rambler Bicycles and aro pupils of Fred T. Merrill, and are superior ri ders to others of his pupils, who are now traveling in foreign countries. 10-3t. Fire Clay for fruit dryers and other purposes for sale at Gilbert Bros. Salem. Or. 0-14 d&w2mos. TI-IE SAMUEL CASE, PROP. The leadiug first-class hotel of Newport, on Vaquina bay. The Oregon health and summer resort. This house commands a beautiful view of the Pacific Ocean, Vaquina Day and the Coast Range of Mountains LOOP POISI A RDPnifllTYlrimarr Ua7.1JtOOO 1'OISON pennant i cured In 15 toss laya. Yon can bo trcai ' uomororeamoprlcoundcroamoKu-.r .11 ....'"S?,-?T.,?"" onoarro. traCtLODaTralImr1llrnnnrft.n4nll..ll .. cocba: enry. arp.lf wo toll to euro. If 70a have taken n. , loUlclo notath. and mill hnw .m. ruing. 1 ,MucouBVatcheslamouib,HoroTl(fb . Dies. Conner Cnlnrfl Untm VTI..... . l'implea. Conner Colored Bnoti. Ulrr'r. ', YStV?t t1.l1tSd''II?,rorKyeljrowii Tallin cut. It Is this Secondary llLooii J?OIhO we Rusrantee to cure. Wo eoUrlttno root oltl cato cases and cliullenire tho worJU for 1 P?S w.o pannot cure. Tills dlteua has uIbbm taOled th kill of the moit umlnunt plir" Clans. 8500,000 capital tcblnd oor un" " , Uonal euunotT. Absolute proofs sent eaurt "i For sale at Salem, Or. bvD.J. FRY, ffl si ncc . PAINTS, BUGGY PAINTS. best quality for the a full line of colors. complete j. stock of BROS, new stock of stock in the city, Northwest Liberty streets wagonmakers gcods south of Poitland. RYER PENDING. "TDE LIGHT OF THE WORLD OR OUR SAVIOUR IN ART" Cost over $100,000 to publish. Contains nearly 200 full.page engravings of our Saviour, by the great masters. Every picture is reproduced irom some famous paintings Agents are taking from three to twenty orders per day. The book is so beautiful that when people see itlhey want ' "FIRS 1- GLANCE AT THE PICTURE BROUGHT TEARS TO MY EVES," says one. ''Cleared $150 first week's work with the book"says another. ''Some high grade pmanor womaii of good church standing should secure tho agency here at once," says ever yeditor, "as J500 can be made taking orders for it." Also a man or woman of good social position can secure position of manager of this teiritory.to devote all their time to employing and drilling agents and corresponding with them. Ad dress for full particulars A. P. T. ELDER, Publisher, 278 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, HI, 4 27 7m MADE ME A MAN AJAX TABLETS POSITIVELY 0UR2 Lr. jvewoua JUea Falling Mem otj. Impotency, KJeepleMneu, etc., r-aawxl bj Abuse and other Kxceues and lndU- creuonj. uney quickiv ana aurvl reatoro Lost Vltalitr in 01a or yonng, and OP mnrrlniM lit a man for stntlr,baflinoss or marriage. Prevent Insanity and Coniamptlon if taken in time. Their cm dhows immediate Iinpro. znem ana euecLs a uuuii wzieru an tuners xaiu In. slit upon hfl?intr the cenulno Ajax Tablets. They ha?e oared thousands und will curayou. V rIvo nosltlTD written cmnrantifl to effect a cure In nnrh puja or reiu nu 1 no money. rricQ ofj cenu six Dankaaea (full trentmentl for S3. 1'rlcoD'Jcenu i,r package, pj itmentl xor su.ouuy id ail. In plain wrapper, upon receipt ot t rlca Of rcnlar free. plain wrapper, upon receipt ot f rlca 01 rcnlar free. AJAX REMEDY CO., nSSSiXiS CMf li. TRADE MARKS, debionb, COPYRIGHTS tic. Anyone sending ' nkctb and description ninjr qulcklr ascertain, frco, whether an Invention Is probably patci.Ulilu Knuinunlcstiona itrluly conHdentlal. OMrt sseucy for curing patents In Amerlcn. Wu have a Waablugtou olllce. i'alonts taken through Munn & Co rcvlvo special notloo In tho 80IENTIFI0 AfAHRICAH, beautlfullr IlluitnteJ. larireit circulation nf anrsoiontl' fli.')i 11,' : lonrnal. weeklr. terms 13.00 a rear. i,o'iti. cneciiuen copies and IIand lloou o. rr:x h ent free. Addrers TU N 1 CO., -rh . t a ci- &noat " ii iiihM,. beca 1 fittiorrboaa,' uatural uia- ' y Inflammaw ' 'U or ulcera. ''fill mem utrlngent. imenUtM, 'an wrapper, -.prpald. tut . . Lotties, ti.ra. 1 . Ut KJt TOltUSsli Druo Store. v3K2SSrr' E5C -oC. mi? JHV7 Ocaralb- ASbtl c.l I' "'' I? Mfint KTviHtli'. ' YaCtivcsK SsK PROPOSALS PO MHLll, Tho board .if trustees of the Oregon e'ate Insane SMlnni Invites scaled proposals for Tarnishing at He a,ylnm near Bat em, Oregon, for six month. i-iid In? December 31, 1897; Iba following enp. pllen: BUT GOOD. 200d yds. rlu. t A sheeting, 4j In , brown; ae per fan plo. UtXO ds Peqnot A eluding, Stt In , brown; aft pr sauipln. 501) yd I, insula abetting 30 In , bleached; an r sample. B.fl jds. Marseille (beck, York inannfacture; as per sample. 2oOO ydi. Mariner' slrlpe shirting, -Ain-nkeag; as per sample. aowiios canton nanuei, Hasnna aaa, orown; s per sample. low yds. blue lue denims. 9 01. Amosketg: ss pi.t Bsmplo. 300 ) ds. crasb, bleacbed, 18 In.) as per simple. 100 job Kllfsla, drub: as per sample. HI yd, white table oil clotbi as per sampio. 1000 yds. Alaska tkklng; as per sample. 2o0 yds. A. O. A. ticking; 38 lucbti. BO yds. Farmers satin; as per sample. HO yds. continental checked flatme'; as pit (ample. 3 doz. bolts mattress binding, blue- as per sample. 125 doz. men's socks, cotton, 101; as per sample. 30 doz. ladles' bone, cotton, 101; ss per sample. 15 doz. ladles' hoee, cotton, black: M per sample. 25 doz. handkerchiefs, Turkey red; as per earn plo, 34 doz. atiy binding, U. k W., No. 10; as per simple. a doz. corsets, 23, 4; 23, C 24, C; 2d, 6, 0 2; as per sample. 12 doz suipcnders, men's; as per sample. 2 great gross pant's buttons; as per aample. 5 gross vest buttons; as per oampli'. 0 great gross aliirt buttons, F, II. : ksper sample. 15 Packages plus F 3; 1, 2; Kagle. Cdoz. llueu thread, Marshall & o ; black. 4 doz. linen thread, Marshall k Co.; I.rowu. Cdoz boxes balr plus; as pr sample. 3 glues Duplex sattty pins, No. 3; as nr sampio ODOCERIkH. 1S.0X) lbs. Liverpool salt. 3-D lb, corn starch, Oawego. 4iiu lbs. gloas starch, UliiRslotd's; 1 lb. pig. 80 lbH. China starch. S.oou lbn. nice Island; as per sample. aiUlbn. soda, A. & II 400 lbs. cream tartar. Tolgcr's; 25 lb boxes. SUO lbs. pearl barley; Folger'a; 2j lb. boiii". 40 doz. ojsters, (Jove Flela's; No, 2. 4 doz. Worcestershire sauce, qt. ; L.kT. ' 4 doz. nhlak brooms; as per sinipla. 2d doz No. 1 best brooms. CO gross Vulcan safety matches; as per fauiple. 20 lb, macaroni, lu8 lb. boxes; whlto. 5 lbs. vermicelli, In 8 lb. boxes; whllo. 0'Olbs. sal soda. 300 lbs. chloride lime. SO) lbs. raisins, Sultana; 20 lb. boxes. 150 lbs. Zante currants; 20 lb, boxes. 24 lbs. chocolate, Kagle; 1 lb pkg. BO lbs. bluing, Nuremberg; In balls; L & A. f.00 lbB. soda crackers-XXX-mor or los de livered as required. 10 doz. cans concentrated ljej Glint. oJ lbs. beeswax, common; as per sample. CHEESE. 50Q Jbs beat quality Oregon full cream cheese mure or less delivered as rrqulicd BUOiR. 15,000 lbs. granulated sugar; American refinery. 20,000 lbs Uoldon O. sugar; American refinery. COFFEK. 0,000 lbs. Costa nica coffee; as per sample, 600 lbs. Java coffee; as per sample. 300 lbs. Mocba coffee; as per sample. 1500 lbs. Chicory coffee; as per sample, nOLLKD OATS) ETO. 1000 lbs. oat meal; In barrels. 10,000 lbs. rolled oats; In barrels. 0,000 lbs, cracked wheat; In barrels, 1,000 lbs. cream wheat; In barrels. 2,000 lbs, hominy small; In barrels. 1,000 lbs. hominy large; In barrels. 2,000 lbs. corn meal yellow; In barrels. FLOUB. 750 bbls. No. 1 flour more or less delivered as repaired. 30 bbls. No. 1 Graham flour more or less deliv ered as required. risn. COO lbs. salmon per week more or less as re quiredwithout beads, MEATS. COO lbs. beef per day more or less delivered as required- tqual parts, fore and bind quarters 200 lbs. mutton more or less delivered as rer-' quired equal parts, fore and hind quarters, CBOCKEBT. 25 doz. tea cups, W. a. ware; as per sample. 1 doz. pitchers.' toilet, W. Q.warejasper sam pio. 30 doz. soup bowls, W. 0. ware; as per sample, 10 doz. dinner plates, W. O, ware; as per sam ple. 0 doz. plo plates, W. O. ware; as per sample. ' 2 doz. pitchers. 1 gal.; W. Q. ware: as ner 6UIUIJ1U. 2 doz. pitchers, H gal., W. Q. ware; as per sample. 0 doz. baken, 12 In., W. a, ware; as per sample; 10 doz. bakers, 10 In., W. O. ware; as per sample. 5 doz, bakers, 7 in.. W. a. ware; as per sample, 15 doz glass tumblers: aa ner samrdo. 2 doz. salt shakers; as per sample. 2 doz. syrup pitchers; as per sampio. 2 doz. lamp chlmneyB; as per sample. 1 doz. lamp chimneys; as per sample, 2 doz, vinegar crults; as per sample, DEANS. 5,000 lbs. beans email whlto; as per sample. MISCELLANEOUS. 4 doz. mop bandies; as per tau.ple. 2 doz. parrifune bandies; as per sample 1 doz. wash boards, Red Gross; as per sample. 10 doz. combs dressing; as per sample. 3 doz. shoo blacking. Mason's; aa per sample. 2 doz dusters Ostrich feather 2J in.; aa per sample. mtj pipes and stems; Hhaker; as per sample. 2 doz. spltoons; granite Iron; as per sample. soar, 2500 lbs, net Savon, best standard soap. 1500 cakes Ivory; as per sample, 180 cakes shaving, J, It. Williams; as per sample, 84 toilet; as per samples. STICE8. COO lbs. pepper, black tlandard ground; in 5 lb. cans. 100 lbs. mustard, standard ground; in 5 lb. cans 23 lbs. mace, standard ground; In 5 lb. cans. 100 lbs. ginger, standard ground: In 5 lb. cans. to lbs. cinnamon, standard ground; In 6 lb. cans. 25 lbs, Cayenne pepper, standard ground; In 5 lb. cans. 25 lbs. sage, standard ground; In 6 lb. cans. 10 lbs, cloves, standard ground; In a lb, cans. 10 lbs. nutmegs whole. TOBACCO, 2.000 lbs. Even Change. 800 lbs. O.K. Durham, 2 oz. pkg. OILS AMD TCRFENTIXE. 150 gal. Turpentine; in barrels. CO gal. Linseed oil boiled; In barrels. BOOTS AKD tllUES. 88 prs. ladlfti' shoes; size, 4,20; 5,23; 6,25; 1, 12; 8, 0; as per sample. 01 pre, Men's boots; 0, C; 7, 0; 8, 18; 0, 18; 10, 0 3 kilogrammes acid boric powder; Bqulbh. 50 grammes acid hydrocyanic dll.; Squibb, 1 kllngrammoarld tartaric; Bqulbb, 2 kilogrinmo ammonia brom.j Bqulbb. 1 ktlogramine ammonia carbonate; Bqulbb. 2 kllogrsmmo ammonia inur. granulated) UljUIUU, W grammes flexible collodion; Bqulbb. 5 kllogrsmmcs cod liver oil, in C00 grim, bottles; Bqulbb. 2 kllogrimmes blimuth subnlt.: Bqulbb, 600 grammes powd opium; Bqulbb. 1 kilogramme potassium clilor. powd.i Bqulbb. 2 kilogramme potas-lum Iodide; Bqulbb, 1 aiiugraiuwu puiaasium curiie; Bquihu. 4 kllogrimmc potassium and sod, tart.i OUUIUD, 1 kllognmme Iron pyronhopbite; Squibb, 4 Kilogramme soi. iron cuiorlde;Bqi 4 kilogramme sodium bicarb ; BquV cuiorme;r3quib bb. bb. 4 kllogrammo sodium bromide; Bqulbb, SCO grammes sodium iolicylata ; cqulbb. 600 grammes zlno oxide; Equlbb. COO grammes acid salicylic; Cqulbb. v 3 kilogrammes sp. nitrous ether Bqnlbb. 1 kllrgramme Fowlers solution; Bqulbb, 1 lb, acid gallic; P. kV. 1 lb. acid inurlillc O. P. 1 P. & W, 2 os. caffeinclt.il'. kVr SSlh. chloral hydrate, crystals; P. k W. 25 lb. iotasslum bromide gran.i p, fc w. 2 oz morphine aulph. ; P. k W. CO oz, quinine sulph. in fi oar. cans; P. A W, 4 lb. sodium pboa. gran.; 1', 4 W, 1 oz. sodium nitrite? ifurck. 6 gal. cono. water of ammonia in glass con tvuerijusi 10 lb. carbolic acid cold label; Mai. Sib. magnesia carb.; K. k M. 6 lb, oil sweet orang "Duplexr" Ixibn J. ytnV. 2 lb. ell lemon "Duplfx;" Lobn k Fink. M lb. oil Derghamoi; Lolin k Fink. H lb. oil Hitter Almondsilobn t Klok. 1 lb.Y.inllla bean M In., fv,!,.. . pinV. 12 lu. acid murialio com. In fl lb. glass stoppered bottles; Mai. ' 101b. Aiamon mm. rannlitcd. SO lb, powd. borax. " ;-OL-steLSgrarrtraJT Sj It), powd. poUKititn fall, lilb gam camphor. li lb. arum arable select. W lb. Epsom salts. 2 lb purified talcnm. 1 lb. black antimony. 1 lb. powd pepslne; Falrchlld. 10 os. antlkamnl. 15 ox. phenacetlne. 75 oz. nulfonal. 8oi. inropben. H doi Drees llq. Fcrrl albumlnitl. Udos. I.loydshidrasllst K dot Llsterine 4 d '. ntthops EfT. Ctt. magnesia. C dot. Phillips Emtil. rod liver oil large. H dtt. (ludes fepto Mangan. H doz. Horllcks Malted Milk extra laige. 30 lbs, Wampolss Syr. Ilypophospbltes Co. In 6 lb. bottles. 30 empty capsules No. It P. D. A Co. 15 lb. rbllllps Digestible Cocoa ii dot. Vln Cocoa Martini. 1 lb. granulated arnica flowers; Lilly h Co. 2 lb granulated columbo In 1 lb. tins; Lilly fc Co. 6 lb. granulated nux vomica In 1 lb ttns; Lilly kVo. S lb. Fl. Kit. Bucbni P. D. k Co. 5 lb Fl. Ext. Cascara Begntda; I'.U.k Co. I lb.FI. Ext. Gentian; 1 D. ft Co. 5 lb. Fl. Ext. Jalep; P. D. & (Jo. 10 lb. Fl.-xt. Licorice; P. 1). ft Co, 10 lb FI.Ext. ficuiia;!'. I), ft Co. 5 ii, Fl. Ext. Wild Cherry for syrup; P. D. ft Co. 10 lb. Barsaparllla Co. for syrup; P D. ft Co. 1000 capsules qulnina aulph. 2 gr. ; P. D. ft Co. 2000 capsules nuln'ne sulph 3 gr ; P. D. ft Co. 80ft each hypodermic tablet! No's, 3. 16, 45, 68; Wyetb In tubes, 600 compretsed powd. Devon 5 gr.i Wjoth. 1000 compressed powd. Acetnutlld Co, 5 gr. Wyctb. 600 compressed powd. Calomel ft Sid. Blrarb No. I; Wjcth. COlt comprecsed powd. Calomel ft Sod. Bicarb No. 2; Wyetb. nu i compressed powd. lllamia; wyein. C00 comnresei eu powd. Uod. Bollcylate 5 gr. wyuii. & lb. pills comp. cathartic Imp. No. 160; P, D. ft uo. All tablet tilt to be In bMtlcs or GOO. 25CO tab. trlt. Aloln, Hell ad ft I'idopb; Wyeth. 1000 tab. trlt. Cerium Ox. 1 gr.i Wjelh. 1000 tab. trit Oil. ft Hod, Bicarb Co; Wyetb. 1000 tab. trlt. Cal. ft Sod. Iltcirb No. 1; Wyetb. 1000 tab. trlt. Oil. ft Bod. Blcirb No. 2 Wyetb. 1000 tab. trlt. Cal. ft Bod. No. 4; Wyeth. 1000 tab. trlt. Cal. and Bod. Bicarb McClees; Wyeth. 1000 tib. trlt. Dovcrs powd. 2)4 gr,; Wyeth. 1000 tab. trlt. Ferrl oulntno ac. arsen. ft atrvch. Wyeth. cxiu tan. int. ext, nux vomica gr.; wyem. 1000 tab. trlt. ejt. nux vomica li gr.; Wyetb, 1000 tab. trlt. powd, otiumgr.; Wyetb. 500 tab. trlt powd. opium 1 gr.; Wyeth, 600 lib. trlt. strych. sulph. 1-30 gr.; Wyeth. 600 lab. trlt. strych. mlpb. 1-40. gr.; Wyeth. COO tab trlt strych. sulph. 1-60 gr.; Wyeth. 6 rolls silk lslmilass Piaster lu 1 yd. rolls: B. ft J. 0 roll mustard Ion clotbi nlaster in 1 vd. rolls: B. ft J. 0 belladona plaster In 1 yd. rolls; S. ft J. 20 lb absorbent cotton; B. ft J. ii doz. Alpha Fountain syringes No. 4. H doz, rubber water bottles 3 qt. cloth covered; W. T, ft Co. 2 doa. soft rubber catheters No's. 10. 11. and 12. assorted; W. T.& Co. a uoa. bird rubber syringes No, 201; w. T. at Co. H doz. bard rubber car syringes H oz.; W, T. ft Co. 1 doz. glass car syringes; W. T. !:. Co. 1 doz. Davidson's syringes No. 2. 1 glass griduated precolatlng Jar 1 gal.; W. T . ft Co. 1 each glass ribbed funnels 32 and 61 oz.; W. T. ft Co. 1 glass fluted hand made funnel 1 gal,; W. T. ft Co. 1 glass mortar Id oz.; W. T. ft Co. 1 each acmo graduatos 4, 8, 10 and 32 oz.; W. T, ft Co. 5000 each Phoeulx Powder Papers No's, 7 and 16; W. T. ft Co. 1000 each Phoenix Powder Papers No's. 73 and 73B.;W. T. ft Co. 100 each white filter papers 10, 13, 15, and 20 Inch, j W. T. ft Co. 1 gross prescription vials Philadelphia oval 2, 4,6and8oz.iW. U.ftCo. S gross circle A extra long prescription corks No. 6. 20 lb. Stearns caecara aromatic. nAnnwAKE. 2500 lbs. blacksmith's coal; as per ramplo. CO each macblno bolts, 3-16x2, 3.16x3, 3-lCtl, iiXH.u-iuxitiiO-iux'innu D-10X3 incnea, DO each'carrlago bolts, Norway, Mxl, Kx2. Ux2W and ttx3 Inches. KIX. 12eachT.bolta, Hx2, 5-10x2, J,x4 and ?,x6 In. o 1111 Dasiaro. nies, a incnos. 0 flat mill bastard tiles, 12 Inches. 3 half round bastard flies, 12 Inches. 2 square bastard flies, 12 Inches. 2 round bastard files, 12 inches. 2 each flat mill flies, 4, 0, 8, 10 Inches. '2 Heller Bros, horse rasps, 10 lnchos. 100 feet each of UU &xl, Uxlki, ixl, In, uat Jiurwsy iruu. 100 feet each of XA, 6.10, ,' and H In round Nor way iron. 50 feet each of J.-xlSf ani xlX in. flat Nor way Iron. 20 feet each of Hi and )i'A In. toe stoel, B feet of H In octagon ateel 25 feet each of 14 and f In. square Norway Iron. 20 feet of lu. barrow tooth steel. 10 lbs, each of H, !i. 6-10 and . In, blank nuts, S lbs. each ot Noa, 6, 0, 7, and 8 Putnam horse shoo nails. 1 full aide lace leather; as per sample. lKlllottlaco cutter. 2 Coo's wronch kntfo handles; 12 In. 1 Coe's wrench knife handle; 0 In. 1 each Coo's twist drills, 0-32, 6-10 and Mln. 1 engineer's oiler sot, 5 pieces, and tray, nlckle piaiea; rig. xou uuuiscy a cixemicr uo.a cata logue, Ho. 23. sou feet manllla rone. M. In. dlam. 1 V. J. Pope's blacksmith's knife, In, blado, aud one extra blade fi In, for same. 1 swige block, Mo. 4, size 4xlfijl5 in. 165 lbs, 1 Chenney's pitent blacksmith cone, No. I, height 32 In. dlam.; baae 8 in, dlam ; top, 1 in, 1 each of J. M. Carpenter plug taps U No. 20 threaded No. 18 thread, No. IB thread, 7.10 No. 14 thread, ti No. 12 thread and H No. 11 thread, all V threads. 0 each case hardened set screws, )4xl,No, 20 thread, 5-16x1, No. 18 thread, !ixlK No, 10 thread, 1.2xlV( Mo. 12 thread, tiilH No. 11 thread. VLVtlBWa. 24 socket couplings, '! lu. 12 socket couplings, 1 1.2 In. 20 feet of In. black pipe, 60 feet of M In. black; pipe. 100 foct each of , 1.2, liandllu, black pipe, 109 feet of 1.2 In, galvanized pipe. 60 feet of 1 1.2 In. galvanized iplpe. 12 feet Oarlock spiral piston packing, 3.10 In, 5 Iba. of Clinton flax squaro packing in, 10 ft. of U In. II lead pipe, 10 ft. of IH in. D. lead pipe. 10 ft, or 1 1-2 in. D lead pipe. 12 each Jenkins dluo valves 1-2 In, and 1 In, 12 each Jenkins valuo discs 1.2 In, and )i lu. 2 elbows H In, 24 street elbows 1-2 In, TINNINn. 2 sheets No. 20 galvanized Iron 30 X 00. 2 sheets No 22 galvanized iron SO X DO. 0 sheeta No, 20 galvanized Iron SOX Oil. 10 sheets No. In galvanized Iron 30 X IN), 1 pair 5 lb, solder coppers, 60 bushels charcoal, 100 lbs. solder 1-2 and 1.2 1 box XXXX bright charcoal till 20 X 28. 1 bundle 63 Ibn. of No. 7 bright wire, 2000 tinned rivets 0 lb. Bamplesmay be seen at tho coiniultasry or ibe asylum. Goods must bo in accn.lanco with simples, and be in orlgiml packages, when pes. slble. Other things being equsl, articles of Ore. gon production or manufacture 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 and totals lu full, with the exceptions of flour, meat and ftsb. Vouchers will not bo Issued until tbo bidder has completed his contract, and payment mutt await appropriations by tho legislature. A copy of tho advertisement must accompany each bid, and the nameof the class of supplies be Inscribed on tbo envelope. Auditing officers are prohibited from 1 confirming accounts of purchaae when tbe ad vertlsementdoj. not con.sln a full description of the articles to be purchased, Kach bidder will be required to furnish with his bid a certified I check in an amount equal to t.u per cent, of hU ' Shortest route: between the Willamette TaUr bid (save that for flour the check is to be for (8)0, ' and CallfoiaU. ti. &$' tor meatI2fl0, for fish t7S),psyable to the order of Fate from Albany or points westtoilt tbe board, to bo returned In caae bis bid l re- Francisco: Cabin, $9: steerage, f; to L'ooi Jecledorhlspropeisl compiled wllb. The right Hay and Port Orford,c&bir. $6; tdHuniboJd, to reject any aud all bids is reserved: Illds will Hay, cabin fH; round trip, go 4 60 days, $6 U opened at the goreruor'n office at 1A0 o'clock RIVER DIVISION . p. in , Tuesday, July fi, 1897, WW. P. I.OBD, II. It. KIN0AIO, ruir MurBoiMN, Bo.rd of Trusters, O 8. 1, A. Salem Is alicad of all tlie rest of Or egon. vo linvo a new real estate Jlrm, fAST AND SOUTH VIA ' THE SHASTA ROUTE OF THE Southern Pacific Co. EXPRESS TRAINS RUN DA1L.Y., 6:oor Ml L,v...,IJj:IanU. ..Ar 8;jo p m V Lv. , . . Satern . . . .Lv 7'45 am) Ar. San Francisco Lv 9UO A M 7.MOA M bVoo p m vuovc trains st( p at all principal stations T it. I'ortiand and balem, Turner Maricn, Jefltrson, Albany, Tangent, Shedds, Halsev, Harrisburg, Junction City, Eugene, Creswell, Cottnge Grove, Drain, Oakland, and all sta tions from Koseburg to Ashland, inclusive. ROSeBURO MAIL, 1 DAILY. 8.'3o a m I Lv . iiooamJ-Lv., S.'2o pm Ar.. Portland . .Salem.... .Ar Lv Lv PM PM A M a.-oo (7.-30 ..Uoseburg.. Pullman buffet sleeper and second-clss sleeping cars attached to all throuch traini WEST SIDE DIVISION. DETWKKN PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS. Mail Mains Haily except Sunday. 7.ja ami lv I'ortlanu. . At ( S.'io p u 1215 r 1 M)Ar.. Lorvnllis. . .Lvf i.-o5 1 ; m At Albany and Corvallis connect with trains ol the O. C & E. Ry. EXPRESS TRAIN DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. 450 P M "A Lv . . Portland . . Arf X:2$ A M Lr . MbMinnvllle Lvf 5.;u am 7-'3 p Direct conii'dions at San Kraneisco wiili Occidental aud Oiienlal and Pacific mail stcamsh'p lines for JAPAN AND CHINA'. Sai ing dates on application Rntesnnd tickets to Eastern points an I Europe. Alo JAPAN, CHINA, HONO LULU and AUS1KALLIA, can be obtained from W. W. SKINNER, Ticket Agent, Salem. R. KOEHLER, Manager. E. P. ROGERS. A. G. F & P. A. Portland. Through Tickets TO THE t VIA THE Union Pacific Sybiem iTirough Pullman Palace Sleepers. Touru Sleepers and Free Reclining Chalrr diuy between Portland to Chicago Our trains' - ore heated by -ifcaWWd liRhted by Pintsc Might. Time to Chicago, 31-1 Jays Time to New York, 4 i-a days. Which is many hours quicker than con pttitorg. I For rates, time tables and full Information nppiy to; BOISE cC BAKKJER, Agents, Salem, OtJ R.lW BAXTER, C.E. BROWN, General Agent Dist.Pass. Agent I3S Third Street. Portland 0. R. & N. CO. TO THE EAST GIVESf 1HE CHOICE OF Two Transcontinental Routcc. Via Spokane Minneapolis at Paul and Den. vor Omaha and Kansas Citv. Low ratts to eastern cities. For full details call on or address BOISE & BARKF.R agents, Salem, Oregon, OCEAN DIVISION. Portland San Francisco. Steamers leave Ainsworth dock. Portlanu June 2, 7, 12, 16, 21, 2G. and Tilly 1, 6, 11, 16,21, 26 and 31. Fare Cabin, $12; steerage, $6. WILLAMETTE R1VEK DIVISION. I'ORTLAND-SALEM Daily Si'em sery. Icet Siamer Ruth lor .Portland, Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10 a m. Steamer Elmore for Portland Tuesday,. Thursday and Saturday, at 7i5 m. Returning, Ipavo Ash btreel dock, Portland, daily ccept Sunday, nt 0 a, m. Passengers given transfers to elo.tnc line at Oregon City if desirtd, mak lrg it iKaible to reach Portland nt I p. m. CORVALLIS-SALEM ROUTE:- The sb-amer Ruth for Corvallis, Tuesday, Thuri day and Saturday nt 3.'3o p.m. .returning, lv. Coivnllis at 6 n m. on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Round tilp litkets to all ofnt's in Oregon. V n.lilngion. California tr Iht tan. Connections msdc at Poitland v,ith nil nil. ocean ai d ilvcr I ne. Call on (.'. M. I'ovmt. ,i.c HI, fool 1 m.Ie stieet K. McNEILL, 1'its and Managei . W. II. 1IURLIIURT. Lwi'l l'a. Agt- Portland, U. I 1 fn'l (leta'u rail on or address ,. ,., G. M. POWERS I'Kii "I lind . LocalAgeni OREGON CENTRAL .,M, sstef n R, R. Company t LYAQU1NA HAY ROUTE. Connictinc at Yaq.-ma Hay with the St n Franc'iK-o & Vaquina llay Hteamshln Co. STEAMER "FAKALLOr.,' '. VcZXy l'o, ' O.foX THnidtd and HnmU It Hay ' ,"nlaB(, Pisiennir a-ri,.n,.ln.ir.nL ,..,....Ji Steamer Albany" between Portland and Corvallis, through without lay-over, Leaves Salem 10:45 a. m. Tuesdays, Tnnrsdays ami", Satuidaysv leaves I'ortlFnd, Vsrrihill street! dock, 6,'ooa. m. Sundays. Wednesday! and , ? I'lldays. ' . i V ' f I 'Jv EDWIN BTQVr manager, Ccryallfs,' Off , J, C, MAVO, Etvt, River DlvWpe. , 4 . EA ST I -i f "1 z i