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Newspaper Page Text"tt- ""wsjpx' '4P ' ''" vf" " " gagsgwyju-joMjayWBgswwwg!gS i- mi u i i - - - . .. . , EXP011T BOUNTIES. SENATOR CANNON INTRODUCES LU- BIN'S SCHEME TO MCLP1 FARMERS. Ho Makes tv Hfct ftJtcoli mid floor All Opponents Prc0Tit Protection Is One Slilcd and I'abi tio Itrmor - IIo Now Sells In n Clioap and Uuyn In a Dcnr Market Can IJo Protected Only by Ex port Tiountles oil I'nrm Product If Ho Cannot Oct TIlco llo Want Absolute Free Tnvlc. fc'ci:ator duiion of Utah introduced oil Mny 25 nn amendment to tlio tariff bill -w liich is likely to unko trouble for tho Rcpublicnu lenders nml which may break down the whole protcctivo sys tem. Tho urueudmciit favors the Lubln scheme of paying export Loan tics ou farm products. This scheme ii now be ing LsLrcl ipororsly, not only by its anther, Da id Lubin, l.ut nlFO by tho gratifies of ninny states and by trades onions and ministers. It ninkcs its fight inside the unite of protection and has already opruul moro limners' eyes to the folly cf tLaf.Vftcni than nil cf tho tariff reform work that hus hren doue. Senator Uauuon tc!d some plain troths when iiitioiiuciup this atntiidnient. IIu spe.k ill putt us follows: It vt as with went snvpriFc, npon an ox nniiinitiou of the nicniuic that I fonud tint iho pror.t class of our population who liavo from the begiunfuR not ouly supported the protect! a tcritf party hy their votes, bat liac supported the pto tecth.'t n!I rxiuriplo by Ihcir industry troui tljo Lfitiu'tiR of its operation, worn j n a lari-o dejneo c .; hided Xiom any of iu buuefss It K 1 i-..y, to aup ply !1 very patent omission from the mennnro ixt it now rtauds that tho amendment is pioposcd and will to ad vocated hero until a vote shall ba had thereon. Tho bill as it ia ofTercd today afTords no protection to agricultural staples. There is remaining, I presume, no ad vocate, of tho protective tariff system who will contend that in this bill, with theso import duties, there is uffoidcd any protection or benefit of increased price arisi'ip from import duties upon any of thoso commodities of which wo export oar surplus, nor aro there re maining at tho present tirco in tho bchool of protection very many men who will contend and none who will provo that the indirect protection afford ed to tho farmer by tho tariff on man ufactured poods is sufficient compensa tion to him for tho vast cost entailed upon him in cairying tho protcctivo tariff system upon manufactured goods. It has becomo npparont to all thought ful observers, and certainly it is known to all who liavo any direct connection with tbo r droitural industry of tho United States, that tho fuuncr cannot, and tho n.a i who i- .u!s him woll knows that tho f "t ii v v. ill not, much longer bear this huu!c:i. Thcro aro threo remedies polblo. Tho second remedy, and ouo which I, as a believer in protection, would bo reaely to tm ept rather than to hold to and voto for an iuetinilublo bill, would be nbsolnto freo trade, by which the farmer might buy ns cheaply as ho is compelled to sell, and that remedy this congress will not Ecck to enforce. Thcro remains, then, but tho third tho appli cation of an export bounty which shall iu a measure givo restitution to tho farmer for tho higher prices which ho is compelled to pay in protected markets. No proposition based upon tho decla ration of equal protection to all tho in dustries of tho United States is com plete, nor can thero bo successfully mado a contention that it is just, unless it gives to tho exporter of agricultural staples from tho United States an equiv alent benefit to that given to the manu facturer by tho imposition of an import duty. A duty of 85 conts n bushel upon wheat is n delusion and a snare. The farmer of tho United States gots no ben efit from it. Tho imposition of duty upon cotton, if that woro attempted, would bo cf no vahio to tho cotton producer. Tho imposition of a duty on ryo is of no value to tho farmer of tho United States. Every other protected industry has a direct benefit from this tariff, becauso whero wo do not produco iu the United States sufficient for our own consump tion and n quantity considerable in ex tent for export tho import dnty serves as a means whereby tho local producer can cuhauco tho price, to tho local con sumer. Tho immediate benefit to the farmer derived from the treasury of tho United States would not bo all. For this com paratively small expenditure to him ho' would receive for-theso staples moro than $225,000,000 in higher prices thau ho now receives. It is true that this would iucreaso tho price of breadstuffs Jo the consumers in tho cities, but uu rtor the declaration made hero today that with higher prices the people will Iw more able to buy vrd will liavo a larger cousuraptiou of wheat and wheat flour and other agricultural staples in tho cities of tho country than we havo now at tho low prices. Mr. Butler Mr, President, tho seua tor from Utah Enid ho was in favor of about f 13,000,000 export dnty on wheat at 10 cents a bushel. If wo pay an ex port bounty of 10 cents a bushel, that will raiso the price of every bushel of wheat, whether exported or consumed at home, that much, will it not? Mr. Cauuou Certainly it will. Mr. Butler Then, for nn investment of 318,000,000, which thc-government would pay cut in the shapoof airfxuort bounty, the vtbeut farmers of ftTo couu try would git thoir protection of $00, 000,000 or 70,000,000, would they not? Mr. C.inuon They would, if thoro bo any truth in tbii protective principle. Mr. Butloi That would bo a very good investn-ent. Mr. Cannon It would be a very good iuvcstn;.- nt if it were to bo mado In bo- h.tlf of any mnnriucturjug industry or iy trust ia tho Unitctl States, but any- , tMi'g ju belutlf of tbo farmer is looked "yrgpgg! 1 41 J Cri HI M i Are gaining favor rapidly. Business men and travel lers carry them In vest bockoti, ladles carry them in partes, housekeepers keep them Jn medicine closets, friends recommend them to friends. c upon with scoria and is considored a doubtful iuvestmsnt by the legislature of tho United Stntes. In addition, Mr. President, it is n very poor nrgument, whon yon lmvo been robbing sotno man for years and ho asks yon for justico, to say that yon proposo to cotitinuo to rob him of moro and say that yon do not know whoro you aro going to get tho money with which to rcstoro that which yon havo unrighteously taken. It Is tbo vory first duty of tho congress of tho United States to provide a bill which shall not only bo honest in its present applica tion, but which shall pay back 6omo portion of that which has been taken from tho pockets of the toilers of this laud. I havo talked with the farmors iu SiO state of tho Union siuco last fall, and I firmly belicvo that this tariff will no longer endure thau until tho farmers of tho United States con hnvo n chauco to revise it at tho polls, if you do not givo to them some portion of its benefits. Tho farmer is bending beneath u bur den which ho cannot carry longer. Ho has been tho backbone of the" integrity of tho United States, but there comes in the ploco of tho freo and independent farmer of this couutiy a raco of tenant ry to reap sorvilely whero ho sowed nobly, men who receive thoir opluious from others instead of giving thoir own independent voice at tho polls and in all their declarations to their -follow men. Tho senato of tho United States can afford to bo absolutely just I boliove tho amendment should bo adopted. Mr. Chandler May I nsk tho senator from Utah a question? Mr. Cannon Certainly. Mr. Chnudler I heard tho senator speak of robbery a Httlo whilo ago with reference to tho tariff. Docs tho senator mean that tho f ..ji r has been robbed nil theso years by tho tariff? Is that the senator's argument? Mr. Cannon Yes, sir, docldodly. Mr. Chandler Whon did tho senator first think that tho American tariff sys tem was a robbery of tho farmor? Mr. Cannon Just so 60on as tho sen ator gave eufflciont attention to tho sub ject to understand tho truth of it. I nd vocatcd .Republican tariffs as earnestly and as faithfully in my humblo way ai tho senator from Now Hampshiro, and I boliovcd exactly what I taught. But I am not disposed any longor to ndvocato a system by which ono portion of tho population is taxed for tho benefit of another portion of tho population. I think that it is unfair to cherish only ono class, and that tho class which has alroady tho most powor of solf protec tion. If tho senator from Now Hamp shiro will go across the plains of Kansas, ns I havo gone, and across tho plains of Nebraska, I boliovo in him sufficiently to think he will como back and say that this bill is robbery of tho American farmer. I hnvo stated that I am in favor of a protcctivo tariff system. I stated that in tho guilelcssncES of my soul, being a Republican, I went out and advocated tho Republican idea of a protcctivo tar iff. I nover was brought quito so close to responsibility concerning it beforo as I am today. Hcretoforo I havo discussed it on tho stump, advocating it in gener al terms, but as soon as I am confronted with responsibility which obliges mo to leck more closely iuto its application to all tho people I am simply discharging r.iy duty when I seek to amond this Meaburofo that it shall bo honest to all. The portraits of William McKinloy, Leo XIII, and Andrew Carncagl arc huntj on a line together In ono of the rooms of the new Corcoran art gallery In Washington. Frequenters of the gallery speak of them as the three P's, the president, the Pope and the Pluto crat. GIVES STRENGTH TO MEN. It is remarkable fact that a rcan never ap preciates the sufferings of others until he himself, has passed through the fire of pain cr remorse. 1 hen it is that he looks around lor those who are suffering he wants them to profit by his experience, he gives his time and W nttiS mMw, w&l V money gladly for the t-eneut acd 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 a complete cure at home. It is the method Mr, Slater used to cure himself of the troublei that sap the strenght and vigor. The cure was so complete, f o satisfying and such a wonderful change from hit former condition that he will gladly tell others all about it, sending all particulars. He figures that he doesn't know of a better way to show his ap preciation of his own cure and the sufferings of others. There must be uenerous men in his world 10 eff-set the tide of avarice Write to Mr. Slaterit will coit nothing for his des- enption aad method M$ Q DOS 'SSi'.fjJfQfXr' Imsk tail ' -&r1.'nngaerJ.iii"liiK" Aliiw.timi KUiiHiSBMaiafnrra. tWKBi UKKyON Stale Norma! School MONMOUTH; OREGON- A TRAINING SCHOOL FOR, TEACHERS, .ft BSD IE I IPI iu.j"f td' !. 5?F!rrxw"" Regular normal course of three years Senior year wholly professional. Training department or 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 teach. Light expense, tutit Ion, books, board and lodging (approximately) $135 per year; students boarding themselves, $110 per year. Academic grades ac cepted from High Schools. Catalogues cheerfully sent on application. Address P, 7w. CAMPBELL, Or W A. WANN, Sec Raculty, Call and sec GRAY The greatest variety, and finest corner btatc and RT"The only complete sjock of blacksirilh and MiMunnn llltLLlJJU gjOSTETTfi CELEBRATED M3 A TONIC mi SUITABLE FOK ALL SEASONS AND ALL CLIMES. Builds up the Vital Poweis. RTOMACH ITTEi Dr, Aug Cf Schroeder Deutcher Arzt, AUeinger Deutscher Arzt in county. Office 259 Commercial street. Residence 421 Fifteenth street, Salem, Oregon. - - v The Deimel Linen-Mesh Underwear, Our catalogue contains some very interesting facts on the subject of underwear, Ask for a copy at our Salem agents, JOS MEYERS & SONS, Salem Steam Laundry PleaseJJnotice the cut-in prices on the followingj Shirts, plain ,....io cents Under drawers .Stoiocents Under shirt Stoiocents Socks, per pair ..,3 cents ITandkerchiefs ,...1 cent bilk handkerchiefs 3 cents Sheets and pillow slips 24 cents per dozen, and other work in proportion. Flannels md other work in telligently washed by hand, Col. I, Olmsted Prop, jrf ia a cs- -"-'jonoas rriruxir for uuiuirba. rCCBEt.Nra t lt. 8p roistorrtuia; alt'lUT.Ci wilici, iu. oatural dl. rk.ir.ouH 5 -I t ' or ny iDllanima. 1&1 k. lulsuiTj. '. . r latiu'. ur ulcr& IPrtrefiU cit4ii. ti ri t niiii voi oiwn- THtEvwiCKlkifJiro. 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Ask for it; take no other, Manufactured by the Peau Medicine Co., Parn, France. Laue-DaviO Drug Co., dlstrlbutingagents. Third and Yamhill Sts., Portland, Or. For sale by D. J. FRY, Salem. THE SAMUEL CASE, PROP. The leading first-class hotel of New port, onYanuina bay. The Oregon health and summer resort. This house commands a beautiful view of the Pacific Ocean, Vaquina Bay and the Coast Range of Mountains gVSADE WIE A !VIAFJ AMX TABLETS POSITIVELY CORE jlhl jstrrout 1 Hseasesi! ailing biom ory. impotency.HleopleBBnoaa.otc.,cauMxJ hv AhMHft find othor ii jxeessoa and Inula icJJif and aurrly c ret ions. They qulcktu it in fit nmanforBtud7,bulno8s or marriago, resioro iosi vuniu; oldor joanu, and onus nr marrlnan. Prevent Insanity and Consumption if taken In time. Tlioir cm Bhowa im mod I ate improve ment and cllocf 8 a CU-RG whero ail others tall, In eiBtupon Jiavinc tho conuino AJax Tablets. They haro cured thousands nnd will euro you. Uu give st poaitlvo written Guarantee to effect a care la each euro or refund tho money. Trico OO cents per package, or Bixpacltaees (full treatment for $2.00 11 y nmil,la plain wrapper, upon receipt of price. Circular free. AJAX REMEDY CO., 'VKSttS EGlALTY2?i! tlary JILOOO roiSON nnrmni.S eurca In 15 to35 days, fou can to treated at nomo I oreamo prlco under samo Ku.irun tv. If yourrcfcrtoromnliirn wreiii-i tract topayrallroadfarcandhotolbliu.and cocba: B nny pari 01 tno Dody, Jlalr or Eyebrows ralllnir out, It Is this Secondary liloOU l'OISON . - . -.. . z .. r-" wm vjaiju a n L. nnto casos ana cliallcnco tho world for a caao wo cannot euro. Tlila dlsoaeo has nlirnva balUod tho skill of tho most oSfSeat Plivw clans. 8000,000 capital behind our nneondl. UonnI pnaranty. Absolute proofs sent spaled on application. Address COOK lil!MKl)Y T fl 80? aiwonlo Xcmplo. OU1VAUO, U& For sale at Salem. Or- bv D. J. FRY, Cv tr." nrstmancs. TRADE MARKS, DEaians, OOPYRIQKT8 &c. Anyone Bonding a eieteh iind description niny Quickly ascertain, free, whether an Inrentlon Ii probnbly patontaLle. Ckaiinunlcatlons strictly enlldentlal, Oldest aireucy fomocurliij patent. America. Wo liavo a Waslilngtou onico. Tatcnts takeu llirgugU Muun & Co. rerclvo psciai uoiicj iu irio SCIENTIFIC) AfrlSRIGAN, beautifully Ulufratod, lorKOt circulation of nnyucicntin ILiOels mo nny Bcientlflc join 1. 11, weekly, turmn M.ra a yenri ril. t.wiiilti. Iinliinn ruirilni. r.twl (Km lloou ov r eiit fre.'. Adjrrf. j t. I" J , "THE LIGHT OF TOR 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 from some famous paintings Agents ate taking from three to twenty orders per day. The book i so beautiful that when peoplo see Itthey want it "FIRS1- GLANCE AT THE PICTLKE 11ROUGHT TEARS TO MY EVES," iay one. "Cleared $150 first week' work with the book"ays another. "Some high grade pman or woman of good church standing should secure the agency here at once," says ever yeditor, "as $500 can be made takine orders for it." Also a man or woman of good social position can secure position of manager of this territory, to devote all ihcir lime to emplojing and drilling agents and oorrMPorKling with them. Ad draw for full narucular A. l T. ELDER, Publisher, 278 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, HI. 4 7 7" KaEtA irr idtfk M ZJi 1 1 . I r M?MMtr J1 illlUWJ"'!! 1 ww 'yr-iarrji;-ii.xxBSL!assa:asam proposals M sUpLIIs Tho board nf trustees of the Oregon lUts Inline cjltim invites sealed )ropciila for famishing ti the iiylum neir Stlem, Orfgon. for six month, ending December 31, 1897; the following anfi. piles: nuT goods. 2000 yds. I'cqmt A hcetlDg.-45 In , brown; per ran pic. SOOO jd. Ftqnot A ehtctlng, SO In., brown; per tample. GOO yd.. Lonsdale abetting 30 In., bleached; as per .ample. SCO yili. MarBollles chtel, Turk mtnnfactnrej as per sample. 2600 yds. Mariner's stripe shirting, Amoai.ag; ib per sample 300 yds. canton tlaunel, Nashua XXX, brown; as per snmple. ItKX) yds. bine denims, 0 ox, Amosteag; aa per sample. 300 da. crash, bleached. 13 Iu ; a. per .ample. 100 yds. Blleela, drab; aa per sample. IU yds. white table oil cloth; as per sample. 1000 yds. Alaska tUklng; as per simple. 250 yds. A. O. A. ticking; 30 lnche.. GO yds. Farmers eallu; as per sample. 2S0 yds. continental checked flannel; u p?r .ample. 3 doz. bolt, mattress binding, blue: a. per earn pits. 125 doz. men's sock., cotton, 101; a. per sample. 30 doz. ladles' bone, cotton, 101; as per .ample. 15 doz. ladles' bone, cotton, black;a.per sample. 25 doz. handkerphltfn, Turkey red; a. per .am. plo. 21 doz. stay binding, D. & W., No. 10; as per sample. 2 loz. corsets, 22, I; 23, 0; 21, C; 24, 6, 30.4; .1 per sample. 12 doz. suspenders, men's; as per sample. 2 great grofs pinl'a buttons; a. per sample. 5 gross vent buttons; as per aample. 0 grcatgrosaahlit bullous, r. 11.; aaper sample. 15 l'ackngis plna F , S; 1, ; Eagle. 0 iluz. IIlcii thread, Mrshall & Co ; black. 4 doz. llucu thread, Mxrsliall k Co.; brown. C doz. buxes hair ; Ins; a. per sample. 3 gross Dupltx sartty pins, No. 3; aa per Bamplo (inoCEltlVP. ir,0(0 lb. Lherjiool salt. 320 lb. corn starch, Oawego. 400 lbs. kIucs ataich, Klu(.arird's; 1 Ib. Jikg. 801l8, China statcli. fi.fluu lbs lllco Island; as per sample. 3iUlbs. soda, A All 400 lbs. cream tartar, 1 olger'a; 25 lb. boxea. 250 lbs pisrl barky; 1'olger'a; 25 Ib. boxtis. 40 doz. ojsters, (love rletu's; .No. 2. 4 doz. Worcestershire since, qt.; L, k T. 4 dz wMak brooms; ss per tampla. 20 doz No. 1 best brooiiH. 50 gross Vulcan safety mntcbea; as per sample. 20 lbs. macaroni, Iu8 Ib. boxea; wlilte. 6 lbs. vermicelli, In 81b. boxcB; white. CM lbs. sal soda. 300 lbs chloride lime. 200 lbs. ralslus, Sultana; 20 lb. boxea. 150 lbs. ante currants; uo lb. boxes. 21 lbs. chocolite, Eagle; 1 lb. pkg. CO lbs. bluing, Nuremberg; In balls; L k A, 600 lbs. soda crackers XXX ninru or leu de livered as required. iu ica. cans concentrated lye; uiant. CO lbs. beeswax, common; a. per sample. cheese. 500 lbs. best Quality Orcson full cream cheeae mure or less delivered aa required .cam. 15,000 11m. granulated sugar; American refinery. 20,000 lbs Golden U. sugar; American refinery. COFFXE. (V.OiXi lbs. Costa Rica coCco; aa per sample. 600 lbs. Java coDeo; as per sample. 300 lbs. Mocha coffee; as per sample. 1500 lbs. Chicory codec; as por sample. ROLLED OATS, XTO. 1600 lbs. oat menl; lu barrels. 10,000 lbs. rolled oats; In barrels. 0,000 lbs. cracked wheat; in barrels. 1.000 lbi. cream wheat; In birrels. 2,000 lbs. hominy small; In barrels. 1,000 lbs, hominy large; In barrel.. 2,000 lbs. corn meal yellow; lu barrel., xxoun. 750 bbls. No. 1 flour moro. or lea. delivered as required. 30 bbls, No. 1 Graham flour more or lea. deliv ered as required. fish. 600 lbs. palinon per week moro or less as re. quired without heads. MKA.TS. COO lbs. beef per day more or las. delivered aa required equal parts, fore and hind quarter.. 200 lbs. mutton more or lcs. delivered aa re quired equal parts, foro and nlnd quarters. CltOCICEtlT. 23 doz. ten curs, V. O. ware: a. per .ample, 1 doz, pitchers' toilet, W. O. ware; as per am. 30 doz. soup bowls, W. O. ware; a. par .ample, 10 doz. dinner plates, TV. Q, ware; .. per sam plo, G doz. plo plates, W. Q. ware; a. per .ample. uaoz. pitchers, 1 gal,; W. a. ware; a. per euinpjo. -' doz. pitchers. M sal., w. (1. ware: aa tier BdlUpjU, u uoz. Daktrr, 12 in., w. U. ware; aa per sample. 10 doz. bakers, 10 In.. W. O. ware; as per .ample. 5 doz. bakora, 7 lit.. W. Q, ware; aa per sample. 15 doz glass tumblers; as per sample. 2 doz. salt shakers; as per sample. 2 doz. syrup pitchers; as pcr.amplo. 2 doz. lamp clilmnoys; a. per sample. 1 doz. lamp chimneys; as per sample. 2 doz, vinegar emits; aa per .ample, DEAN.. 5,000 lbs. beans small white; as per .ample. MISCELLANEOUS. 4 doz, mop handles; as per tan, pic. 2 doz. parrafllne handles; aa per sample 1 doz, wash boards, Hod Cross; a. per sample. 10 doz. combs dressing; as per sample, 3 doz, ahoo blacking. Mason's; a. per sample. 2 doz dusters Ostrich feather 22 in.t aa ner sample. wo pipes ana Mems; Shaker; as per .ample. 2 doz. spltoons; granite Iron; us per sample, soar. 2500 lbs, net Savon, best Standard soap. 1500 cakes Ivory; as por sample. 180 cake, shavlug, J.ll. Willlims; as per sample. 81 toilet; as per samples. 8riCEHt 500 lbs. popper, black ttandard ground; In S lb. cans. 100 lbs.mustard, atindird ground; In 61b. cms, 2S lbs. maco, standard ground; In 6 lb. can.. 100 lbs. clnner. standard cround: In 6 lb. cans. to lbs, clnnairon, standard ground; In 5 lb. cans. 23 lbs, Cayenne pepper, standard ground! In 6 lb. cans. 25 lbs. sige, standard cround; In fi lb. cans. 10 lbs. cloves, slaudaht ground; In fi lb, cam, 10 lbs. nutmegs wbolo, TOIUCCO, 2,000 lbs. Kvcn Change. 800 lbs, O.K. Durham, 2 oz. pkg. OILS AND TUnrJCKTWa. ISO gal. Turpentine; In barrels. 50 gal. Linseed oil boiled; lu barrels. BOOTS AMD UIOES. 88 prs. ladloa' shoe.) ilze, 4,20; fi, 38; 6, 25; 7, 12; 8, C; as per sample, fit prs, Men's boots; fi, 6; 7, 0 8, 18; 9, 18; 10. 8 pnuag. 3 kilogramme, acid boric powder; Bqulbh. 50 vrammes acid hydrocyanic dll.j bqtilbb. 1 kilogramme aeld tartaric; Bqulbb. 2 kilogramme ammonia brom,; Squibb. 1 kilogramme ammonia carbouata; Squibb, 2 kilogramme ammonia inur. granulated) LljUIUU JU) grammes calomel; gqulbb. 250 grammes flexible collodion; Bqulbb, ziiograinmce cou liver oil, In a cod 11 tOO gram. bottles; Bqulbb. 2 kilogrammes bismuth aubnlt,; Squibb, uw (grmuiui jiuwu upiuu); equiuo, 1 kilogramme potassium cblor. powd.; Bqulbb, 2 kilogramme potassium Iodide; Squibb, 1 kilogramme potaaalum citrate; Squibb. 4 kilogramme potanlum mcf sod, :rt. Bqulbb, 1 kiiogrimpie iron pyropliopliste; Bqulbb. 2 kilogramme sol. Iron chloride; Bqufbb, 4 kilogramme .odium bicarb.) Bqulbb. 4 kilogramme aodluin bromide; Hqulbb. SCO gramme, sodium .olleylat. ; Bqulbb, 500 grsmmtazlna oilde; Hqulbb. 500 gramme, .eld salicylic; Bqulbb, 3 kilogramme, .p. nitrous alter; Bqulbb, 1 kllrgramme Kowlori solution; Bqulbb, 1 Ib. acid gallic; P. it W, 1 Ib. acid muriatic O. P.; P. k W. 2oz caftVlnclt.i 1. k VI, S3 lb. chloral b)drate, crystals; I'. Jt W. 25 lb. potasalum bromide cran.; P, as V, 2oz morphine .ulnh.; P. i W, COoz. quinine sulph, In 6 o. cani; r, & W, 4 lb .odium pboB. gran.; P, & W, 1 oz. sodium ultrate; Murck. , 6 gal, cone, water of ammonia in glass coni talncr.Ma). ' Vj lb. carbolic add cold label; Hal, fi lb. UiigDeaL carb.) K. ii M. 51b oil sweet orang "fuplesr" Iobn t Fink. 2 lb. M lumon "Duplex:" Lohn k Fink, 4 lb. oil llergbarnot; Lolin k Fink. H lb oil bitter Almond.; Ix.hn fit Fink, 1 lb. Vanilla beau 8 lu.jLohu As.Flok. J2 lb. aelil inuriitlo com. in 6 lb. claan atoppre4 boltlea; Mai. r in lb Aumon Inur. driuuUted. 1 30 lb. powd. borax, ' 3d ii). vr&. potaa.ium fall. ljlb. gum camphor. Ii lb. gtlra arablo .elect. flu lb. Epeom .all.. 2 lb. purified talcum. 1 Ib. black antimony. 1 lb. powd. papslne, Falrcblld. 10 ox. antlkamul". 15 ox. phenacetlne. 75 ox. KUlfonal. 8oz. (nrophen. H dox. Dree, llq Fcrrl albnmlnall. H doz. Lloyds hjdrsatla. 4 dox Llsterine 4 doz. Dlsbopa Eft. CIt. migueala. 6 doz. Phillip. Fxnul. cod liver oil large. K dox. nude. Pepto Mangan. H dox. Horllcka Malted Milk extra latge. 30 lb. Wamnotes Htr. ItTDOnhosDhltes l!o. In 5 lb. bottles. 3000 empty capsule. Nn. 1; P. D & Co 25 lb. Phillips Digestible Cocoa i dox. Vln Cocoa Marlanl. 1 lb, granulated arnica flowers; Lilly & Co. 2 1b granulated columbo In 1 lb. tins: Lilly k Co. 8 Ib.cranulated nnx vomica In 1 ib tins: Lilly &Co. 0 lb. FI. Ext. Ducbu; P. D. k Co. fi lb Kl. Ext. Cascara Begrada; I'. D. & Co. 1 lb.Fl. Kxt. Ocntlan; P. D. k Co. 5 lb. FI. Ext. Jalep; P. D. Co. 10 Ib. Fl. I it Licorice; P. 1. k Co, 10 lb Fl. F.it. Senna; I'. If. ft Co Ib FI. Ext. Wild Cherry for eyrup; P. D. k Co. 101b. Sarsapirllla Co. for sjrnp, P 1) k Co 1000 capMile. quinine sulph. 2 gr ; P. I. k Co. lOOOcipsults qnln ue.ulph 3gr ;P. D. ft Co. 800 each hypodermic Unlets So't. 3. 16. 45. 08: Wyetb In tubes. 600 compretsed I owd. Dovetu 5 gr.t Welh. 1000 comtiressed tuwd. Acetai.llld Co. 5 cr. Wyetd. 500 romnressed rowd. Cilomel k 8n. Ulrarb No. lj Wjclh. fioti cumirosed powd. Cilomel k Bud. Uicarb No. 2; VVyeth. ono compressed powd. lilamls; uyrm 500 comcrOssed lovrd. Hod. bolicflate 5 cr. Wyith. fi lb. nll.B coliui. cathartic linn. No. 1C0: P. D. k Co. All tablet tilt to be In bjltlcs of 60i 2500 tab. trIL Alulti, Ilellad .V 1'idoph; Wyetb. ' 1000 tnb. trit. Cerium Ox.lgr.; Wjeth. 1000 tab, trlt Cal. A Sod. Ilicatb Co; Wyetb. louu tab. trlt. Cal. ft Soil, lllcarb No. 1; Wyrth. 1000 tab. trlt. Cal. ft Swl. Uicarb No. 2: Wyetb. 1000 tab. trlt. Cal. ft Bud. No. 4; Wjelli. 1000 tab. trlt. Cal. and bod. lllcarb McClecs: Wyeth. 1000 tab. trlt. Dover, powd. 2J4 gr.; Wjclh. 1000 tab. trlt Farrl oulnlne ao. arae'i. ft ktrvrh. Wyeth. ouo tab. trlt. ext. nux vomica gr.; Wyeth. 1000 tab. trlt. ext. nux vomica U gr.; Wyeth. 1000 tab. trlt. powd. otlnmJS gr.t Wyeth. COO tab. trlt powd. opium 1 gr.; Wyeth. 500 tab. trlt.strych. sulph, 1-30 gr.; Wyeth. 610 tab. trlt.strych. rulph. 1-40. gr.; Wyeth. 500 tab- trlt, atrych. nulph. 1-CO gr.; Wyetb. 0 roll. .Ilk lsluiilat. nlaater lu 1 vd. mils: B. kl. 0 roll mustard Ion clothl nlaBter lu 1 vd. roll.: 8. A J. 6 belladona plaster In 1 yd. rolls; S. ft J. 20 lb absorbent cotton; 8. ft J. H doz. Alpha Fountain syringes No. 4. ii doz. rubber water bottles 3 at. cloth covered: W.T.&Co. 2 dox. soft rubber catheter. No'.. 10. 11. and 12. assorted; W. T. & Co. H doz. hard rubber syrlugcg No, 201; W. T. ft Co. M doz. hard rubber oar STrlncc. M oz. : W. T. ft Co. 1 doz. glass ear eyrlnges; W. T. .t Co. 2 dox. Davidson's syringe. No. 2. 1 Rlass araduated Drecolatlns lu 1 ual i W. T ft Co. 1 each slass ribbed funnels 32 Ml Gtcz.i W. T. ft Co. 1 glass fluted band made funnel 1 cal.: W. T. ft Co. 1 glass mortar 111 oz.; W. T. ft Co. 1 each acme graduates 4. 8. 1G and 32 oz.: W. T. ft Co. 5000 each Phoenix Powder Papers No .. 7 and 1C; W. T. ft Co. 1000 each Phoenix Powder Fapcrs No's. 73 and 73B.W.T. ft Co. 100 each white filter paper. 10, 13, 15, and 20 luob.; W. T. ft Co. 1 grots proscription vial. Philadelphia oval 2. 4, Band 8 ox.; W. U. ft Co. o gross circle A extra long prescription cork. No. fi. 20 lb. Btearus caccara aromatic, uahdwam. 2500 lba. blacksmith', coal: as Tier laranle. 50 each machine bolts, 3-10x2, 3.10x3, 3.1fii4, llxX,5.10xli. 5-10x2 and 6.10x3 lnche., CO eich carriage bolts, Norway, Mil, Milhi, kx2, 3x2Jnna 5x3 lnche.. 12 each T. bolts, Kx2, ClGxl, ljx4 and Kx5ln. fi flat bastard file., 12 Inches. fi flat mill bastard Ales, 12 Inches. 3 half round baatard file., 12 Inches. 2 square baatard files, 12 Inches. 2 round bastard flies, 12 Inches. 2 each flat mill flies, 4, C, 8, 10 Inches. 2 Holler Bros, horeo rasDS. 10 Inches. 100 feet each of x.',', Kxl, Hxl'4, SfxlK, la. flat Norway Iron. 100 fcot each of ii. 5-10. H and X in round Nor way Iron. CO feet each of ,xlk an J xH lu. Hat Nor way Iron. 20 feet each of Hx and ?,'i4 In. too stoel. 8 feet of Vi In octagon steel 25 feet each of 'i and in. square Norway Iron. 20 feat of K In. harrow tooth steel. 10 lbs, each of H, !;, 5-10 and ., In. blank nuts. 5 lbs. each of No.. 5, 0, 7, and 8 Putnam horse shoe nails. 1 full side lace leather; as per sample lKUIottlaco cutler. 2 Coo's wrench knife handles; 12 in. 1 Coe's wrench knife handle; 0 In. 1 each Coe's twist drills, 0-32, 5-18 and Min. 1 engineer', oiler set, fi piece., and tray, nlckle plated; Fig. 1820 ltumsey ft Blkemler Co.'s cata logue, No. 35. 300 feet manllla rone, H In. dlam. 1 F. J. Pope's blacksmith's knife, in. blade, and one extra blado fi in, for same. 1 swage block, No. 4, size 4x15x16 in. 105 lbs. 1 Chenney's patout blacksmith cono, No, 1, height 32 in. dlam.; baae 8 lq, dlam ; top, 1 in. 1 each of J. M. Carpenter plug tap. H No. 20 thread.5.16 No. 16 throad, No. 16 thread, 7-10 No. 14 thread, H No. 12 thread and ti No. U thread, all T thread.. 6 each rose hardened set screws, Hxl.No. 20 thread, 6.10x1, No, 18 thread, ;xlU No. 10 thread, 1.2xlk No. 12 thread, Hxlli No. 11 thread, FLUMDINa. 24 socket couplings, a' lu. 12 socket coupling., 11-2 lu. 20 feet of Iu. black plpo, 60 feet of ii In. black pipe. 100 feet each of , 1.2, X and 1 In, black pipe, 100 feet of 1.2 In. galvanized pipe. 60 feet of 1 12 In, galvanized . pipe. 12 feet Oarlock spiral piston packing, 3-10 In. 5 lba, of Clinton flax square packing iu. 10 ft. of X In, II lead plpo, 10 ft. of l!in. D. Had pipe. 10 ft, of 11-2 In. D lead pipe. 12 each Jenkins dlso valve. 1-2 In, and 1 In. 12 each Jenkln. value dlacs 1.2 in. and k in. 24 elbow. H In. 24 street elbows 1-2 In. TINNIKU. 2 aheets No. 20 galvanized Iron 30 X 90. 2 aheel. No 22 gulv.ulzed iron 33 X 00. B sheet. No. 20 galvanized Iron 80 X 96, 10 sheeta No. la galvanized Iron 30 X 00, 1 palrS lb. solder coppers, 60 buabel. charcoal. 100 Ib. Wilder 1-2 and 1-2 1 box XXXX bright charcoal till 20 X 23. 1 bundle 03 lba. of No. 7 bright wire. 2000 tinned rlvcta 0 lb. Bamplc. mar be seen at the cominUairy of the aijluui. Qoods must be In accordance with ample., aud be in original packige., wheu po. alble. Other thing, being equal, articles of Ore. gon production or manufacture will be given preference. Delivery of .uppllcs will be required Within fifteen days' notice of acceptance of bid Each bid must Include all the Items and totals in full, with the exceptlona of flour, meat and fish. Voucher, will not bo Issued until Iho bidder has completed his contract, and payment muat await appropriation, by the leslslature, A copy of tho advertisement must accompany each bid, and the name of (he clas. of supplies to inscribed on tbo envelope. Auditing officers ate prohibited from confirming account, of j.urclaie when the ad vertisement does not contain a full description of the articles to bo purchased. Each Udder will b required to furnish with his bid a certified check in an amount equal to ten per cent, of hi. bid (nve that for flour the check Is to be for (ax), for meat $200, forJuh (To), payable to tbo order of the board, to be returned in case bl. bid Is re jected or Ms propesal compiled with. The right to reject any and ell bide l reserved) Did. will be opened at the governor', office at 2,-30 o'clock p. m , Tuesday, July fi, 1W7. WU. V. LOflD, H. It. KINOAID, I'UIL. MET8CHAN, lio.rd of Trustees, O. B, I. A, Saletu is ahead of all tho rest, of Or. Ckfofi. Wd liaye a now real estnto Jlrni. ' EAST AND SOUTH -VIA- THE SHASTA ROUTE OF THE Southern Pacific Co EXPRESS TRAINS RUN DAILY. 6:oo P M Ml Lv. ..;l'ortland. ..Ar (9:30 A M mVLv. .. Satem ....Lv J7.M0 A M M) Ar. San Francisco Lv (bVooPM 8:30 r 7--4S A Above trains st' p at all principal stations bet. Portland and Salem, Turner Marion, Jcderson, Albany, Tangent. Shcddj, Halser, llarrisburg, Junction City, Eugene, Crcswell, Cottage Grove, Drain, Oakland, and all sta tions from Koseburg to Athland, inclusive, KOSHIURG MAIL, , DAILY. S.'toAMl Lv., .Portland . .Ar 1 4. "to p m AM) L am L P M I A 1 1 ,oo A V .Ralcru.... Lv-(.'oopm 5.-o tr .Roseburg.. Lv ".30 A M Pullman bufftt sleeper and secund-clss sdeepin.' can attached to all through train WEsT SIDE DIVISION. llhTWEKN PORTLAND AND CoRVALI.IS. .Mail tlainsi'ai') except Sunday. 7A1 AMI Lv Portland . . At fs'io P M I2I5r m f Ar . . Corvullis. . .Lv ) t.'os r M At Albany and Corvallis connect ith trains of the O. C & E. Ry. XI'WKS4 TRAIN DAILY EXCEPT SUN DAY. :5o v mi '30 r m ) Lv l.r Cortland Ar MMinnvllle Lv 8.'25 A M 5 JO A M Direct conn'ctions at San Irancisco wi;h Occidrntal aud Oiieninl and Pacific mnil stcamshj) lint-t for JAPAN AND CHINA Sai ing datis on app'lcition Hates and tickets to Eastern points and Europe. Alo JAPAN, CHINA, HONO LULU and AUSIKALL1A, can be obtained from W. W. SKINNEK, Ticket Agent, Salem K. KOEIILER, Manager, E. P. KOPEKS, A. G. F & P. A. Potlland. Through Tickets TO THE EAST! VIA THE Union Pacific System tfirough Pullman Palace Sleeper. Touns Slccperj and Free Reclining Chair iVu between Portland to Chicago Our trains are heated by steam and lighted by Pintsc light. irme to Chicago, 3 i-i Jays iimc 10 ixew xorK, A , ATB Which is many hours quicker than com pttitora. For rates, time tables and full information apply to: BOIHM C JBAXKEIl, Agents, Salem, Ot R.W BAXTER, C.E. DROWN, General Agent;. Dist. Pass. Agents 135 Third Street, Portland 0. R. &. N. CO. TO THE EAST GlVESf THE CHOILis . OF Two Transcontinental Routes. Via Spokane Minneapolis s't Faul and Den ver, Omaha and Kansas City. Low rates to eastern, cities. For full details call on or eddress BOISE & BARKF.R agents, Salem, Oregon, OCEAN DIVJSION.J: Portland San Francisco. Steamers leave Ainsworth dock. Portland June 2, 7, 12, 16, 21, 26 rand July 1,5,6, II, 16,21,26 and 31. Fare Cabin, $12; steerage, $6. WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION. PORTLAND-SALEM Daily Salem serv icet SWamer Ruth for tFortland, Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10 a. m. Steamer Elmore for Portland Tuesday,. Thursday and Baturday, at 711$ a. m. Rcturninu. Icavo Ash btreet dock, Portland, daily cxecpt Sunday, at 6 a, m. Passengers given transfers to cloctnc line at Oregon City If dosired, mak ing It possible to reach Portland at I p. m. CORVALLIS-SALEM ROUTE;- The steamer Ruth for Corvallis, Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday at 330 p.m., returning, lv, Corvallis at 6 a, m, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, Round trip tickets to all points in Oregon, Washington, California or the East. Connections made at Portland witb all rail, ocean ard river lines, Call on u. M. Powers dgent, foot Trade street, E. McNEILL, Pres. and Managei. W. II. HUKLBUKT. Gcn'l Pas. Agt. Portland, Or. for full deta'is call on or address p , G. M. POWERS Foot of I radc tu Local Agent OREGON CENTRAL ND Eastern R.T.. Company VAQUINA HAY ROUTE. Connecting at Yaqoina Uay with the San Francisco & Vaquina JJay Steamship Co. STEAMER "FARALLON," Sails from Yaouina every 8 days for San Francisco. Coos llay, Poit Orford, Trinidad and Ilumbolt Day. Passenger accommodations unsurpassed, Shortest route between the Willamettoalley and California. Fare from Albany or points ueitJp.Ssn Francisco: Cabin, jj peerage, Jc;IoUom, Uay and Port Orford, cabin 10; lo Humbold, Hay, cabin 8; round trip, goo: Co days, $tl RIVER DIVISION Steamer 'Albny" between Portland and Corvallis, through without layover. Leaves Salem 10:45 a. m. Tuesdays, Tnursdajs and Satuidays leaves Pvrtland, Yamhill' street dock, 600 a. m, Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays . -.TtttrTi.r aivwi Lm. rv.w.1l! f.S r.jj triii oiwij uj$si, u,niu, ui J, C. MAYO, Sept. River Division, m 91