Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, June 22, 1897, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text'""3WW - mvnf 'n-mi " w ilj TfeR?iWiiif9WW bfAtffc Mfiwa i. . .Mi.iny W!ill i i i wumi N ...! two not, l rue bill Boinvna s.iuiinii as ciuhhu .... EDalles Friday. iln iur iesu ilton nnrl Morse, of Astoria had ir round bout ending In Walton worted. The city Issued a per- for the contest It Is claimed. itnatli Falls Is preparing to the electric light and water any of that place, to restrain the any from collecting Interest on bonds. special municipal election to bo an Friday, June 2o. at Myrtle . t ttirn nn f lin iiincl I in tt tmnrl. p, w .uv. . lmlluw....,.. ..M iie town for $0000 for the purpose ttiug In a good light and water m. (Dalles Times-Mountaineer says: reported that 10,000 head of bs have been bought In the section country between Umatilla and CjfStlo Rock, in Washington, by the ClnrTton cannery, at an average of 61.50 Iperiticad. EvlXu meeting of the stockholders wf"tlio Lake County co-operative Union, at Pine Creek, last week, it was found that the store business wasa'Oout $900 behind, that the longer ItAwiUlVun the farther behind it was fiEfeM-TOft' sSllttle 13-months old child of Mr. TSth. Cliarles Dye, died at Myrtle IMonday. Tlie little one acei- fwiy drank a quantity of concen- lye from a can, and was Hit to town for medical aid, proved futile. fipecial oillcerof the Wells Fargo ss, C. II. Jennings, arrived in rburg Sunday with Albert Peel, i he had arrested in Washington Fwnrnty, Idaho. Peel will be held for liurobbery In Cow creek canyon, Mr. and Mrs. kelson Swaggart, at ftfoena, celebrated their 50th wed- twlagj anniversary. Mr. Swaggart is rycarsof age and Mrs. Swaggart 00. Ijey.crossed tlie plains in 1853. They nivedjin Lane county 20 years and rc Itaoyed to Eastern Oregon. Pony Hansen, aged 11 years old, nauo the trip from tlie Alsea country Tl!ane county, a distance of 00 miles. Ilelffas thinly clad and bare footed, kavlmr on licrlit overalls and a thin hlraand ragged coat. lie came to Isk'Jftbc county board for aid. He heroically made tlie long journey on foot. fAVhi-y ear-old daughter of a section foreman at Oregon City fell through the railroad bridge at the Clackamas Jasffyenlng, a distance of fully 12 Ro tlie ragged rocks below. She Rarrying an umbrella, which. onm as she roll, and served as a pawefcute to ease her fall, and her in juries 'consist of bruises. yf .... A phenomenon in tue snape or a .calfijras born to one of Mart Walter's cows.iat Lakevlew, last week. Twins were.oorn, one or inem wuiioutavesi- Mtvofata.l. In fact, says the Ex- iwwlBer, in the place where that useful sTpf4duin ought to be, beveral of the T6febra are missing, which gives the calf. a very ludicrous appearance. m. Plersol came to Pendleton Frl- levenlng from Ititter, Grant ty and reported that, while he rSt Jacob Brown's place, on Owens c between Ukiah and Alba, word 'in from the mountains that a lerder had shot himself in the '(ear Camp creek, at the head of IOmbs prairie close to the North r5r. ?TeJ were only two Kangaroo Col- aibiSI bicycles in Oregon, One is ?Sary E' ' Walte, tlie vetern pcisier of Salem, now over 70 years of , gfi' Mr. Waite, continues to ride his ijfceelegardless of its being for out JMJflate. The other is owned by the Pm'b, about town, of the Democrat of- BeKaad there is a rumor that it will beta in the plug ugglies on tho 4th rSMJu4y. It has not been usdd ffor I years. Albany Democrat. sjKosepurg Review gets this off i women of Eugene: "A baloon- fand parachute jump -is to be action at the Albany 4th of ggiebratlon, and the professor (?) advertises that he will marry any often who will make tho ascent with nu amy in me uaiuuii alter no f, the parachute loose. If this ition is ever made in Eugene, Mated upon good authority that Uftold aerial navigator will be to enlarge the carrying capac- 1 his baloon." The Ashlahd Itec- ets the same thing oil on Jack- He. Come to Albany and see fun. Albany Democrat. Three tletu's girls declare they will Inthc baloon at Albany. Good ae Salem girls, tiiey are always front. Wise Men Know. I folly to build upon a poor foun- n, euner in arcnitecture or in th. A foundation of sand is In- re, and to deaden symptoms by sties or nerve comnounds is lly dangerous and perceptive. true way to build up health Is to lyourDiooa pure, rich and nour- :by taklnc Hood's Sarsaparilla. u s x-iusaci, easuy ana promptly liver and bowels. Pure sick iche. 3P IMTfifthaf. XnimU.it l.iiw ..vtstn.llmr ...r il.rnS ywirs WCfC nrecSMry jf a Midl .an miin could buy two Islands, coin- lPrslnjr live acres from the ffOV- cruaicul. The price iu.J w.islo.00. It is said that the patterns on linger tips arc not tr-ly changeni through life, but the chance of tho I j linger biusui uo jicrbuiis uciuguiiHu is less than one chance In G4,000,000. This excerpt from Emerson would make a good political platferm: "Give no bounties, make equal laws, secure life and property, and you need not give arms." Lady Beresford and the Duchess of Marlborough are two American women who are said to bo competing for the questionable honor of wearing the most jewels at Eugllsh court functions. Twcnty.flvo states and territories arc to bo found in the list of our 'gold product for 1890, ofllclally given by I he director of tlie United States uil tit. The largest state output was California, $15,2;io,900, and Maryland and Tennessee arc a tie for tlie small-, est, $300 each. ', The biggest figure that the mint ofllccrs could possibly make for the i gold product of the United States for the year 1890 was $51,083,000, an in crease over 1S95 of a little over $0,000, 000. Even at the low price of sliver we produced $7G,O09,OJ0 of the white metal. Dr. Charles Frederick Wu ill- guns, iiiu uiucsii puysicau in uiuo still keeps uphls practice, despite ins im years. lie says every memuer of Ills family , for tho past 300 years, has lived oyer 100 years, and his grand father, at the ago of 100, cradled wheat for three days In succession. Three young ladies of Jacob3burg, Ohio, attended ceni- g service at the Methodist church. In walking homo thoy were struck b lightning and killed. Their steel corsets atractcd the electric fluid. A young lady walking with them wore no corsets and was only stunned by the bolt. It Is a whole day's work for two men to fell even the smallest mahog any tree. On account of the spurs which pioject from the base of the trunk a scaffold has to be erected and the tree cut off above the spurs, leaving thus a stump of tho very best wood from ten to 15 feet high. When you ask an editor to suppress an item of news because it docs not please you; then go and ask your gro cer to exclude pickels from his store because you can't eat them, or your butcher not to keep bologna because It goes against the stomach. There Is just as much fairness in one as the other. Newsis an editor's stock In trade. So are pickels a grocer's and bologna and knockwrust abntcher's. Dansville Breeze. Feed Drops "Muchly." Bran and Shorts are cheaper than corn. Price of mill feed greatly re duced. Call at the mill for quotations. Delivered free in quarter ton lots. Salem Flouring Mills Co. 0-18-dtd. California is going to force wide tires upon Its farmers, with threats of fearful punlshmeut. Tho new law goes into effect January 1, 1900. Any person who sells, purchases or brings into the state after that date ve hicles with tires of less width than specified in the law shall be fined $25 to $500, or Imprisoned 25 days or six months. Tires arc to be from three inches to six inches wide, according to size of axle. GIVES STRENGTH TO HEN. It is remarkable fact that a rran never ap- Ereciates the sufferings of others until he imself, has passed through tho fire of pain cr remorse. Then it is that he looks around for those who are suffering he wants them to profit by his experience. he gives his lime and money gladly for the benefit and never tires of his zeal. There are plenty of men weak and worn out, struggling with remorse ami fear, and the natural outcome of habits that brought incapacity a sense of lonesomeueis and a feeling as if the best side of life had been banished foreer. Such men should write to Thomas Slater, Box 390, Kalamazoo, Mich. He will send free of charge by mail, in a plain scaled 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 trouble! that sap the strengbt and vigor. Tlie cure was so complete, o satisfying and such a wonderful change from his former condition that he will gladly tell others all about it, sending all particulars. He figures that he doesn't know of abetter way to show his ap preciation of Ids own cure and the sufferings of others. There mast be generous men in Jbis world to cff.set the tide of avarice. Write to Mr. Slater. it will cost nothing for his des cription aad method iTriMS P'jjjiiPf? " S'l -SIMIXED PAINTS, You can get the best quality for the least money at fBl9 a i y U We also carry ground in oil, and a i i yPUSllOS. if you contemplate any description it will pay jou to see our goods and get our prices before buying FRY'S DRUG STORE, SALEM, OR. SAVE YOUR GRAIN. Few realize that each squirrel de roys $1.50 worth of gxain annually. Wakclco's squirrel ana uopner i'jxier minator Is the most effective and economical poison known. Pi ice re duced to 30 cents For sale by G. W. Putnam, Htclncr Drug Co., Lunn & Brooks, G. 1. L. Baskcttand A. 1. Stone. d & w-3 10-lm Cheap for Cash. Wc desire to inform the public that we have reduced all blacksmith work to the lowest terms, for cash wo will shoe horses with now shoes for $1 and resetting 75 cents all repair work re duced to suit the times. Smith & Kino, S. W. Cor. State and Front Streets Salem 0-14-d&wtfl COFFOLENE. IS HOW retailed at 20itnkonlu tlrao. Thelrji8how Immediate iinpro CIS, iiuu uuubiiui buusuiiuiu iui uutit-i approaches it as a lino ueaini urinis and a cheap one. Try It and be con vinced of its merits. 0-9-lm Haying disposed of my mer chandise business, I wish to state that I can still bo found at my ofilco in tho old Pioneer Grocery. I propose to devote my time to tho Insurance bus ness, and write policies in the best companies known. All persons indebted to me please call and settle at onco and avc expense of collection. 5 24 ml 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, lfia O u a bs" "afnnrt4 remodr fr.r bb.du.h(M. nDCItnjTVwS Wftt, 8prmorrliu; os4r.ji iriiitM, uDotturil dU. utbUfel rv chares, or mux InllAm&ut, I ItrUUT. luu. irritlifin nr nlr. Ifn'tBU mumIis, tlcn it mucous nieia. IrHtEvusCHtuiCllCn, bM. Koa-trUieat. tcixaiwio. if ham hy UranbU, . B.A. -r t. la plain wrapper, l9viWas, trepald. foe 11.00, or 3 Lotties, .. 1 4Juvolar suit on rataasy Joi (I. Wright John G. Wit ,.- ;,.;.."..-ix mot mmc Y SSgjgWBjfaygjwg S . ROOF PAINTS, . -, BUGGY PAINTS. a full line of colors, complete stock of doing any pointing of THE SAMUEL CASE, PROP. Tlie leaiHnu first-class hotel of Newport, onYaquina bay. The Oregon health and summer resort. 'Hits House commands a beautiful view of the l'acilic Ocean, Yaquina nay ana we least Kange oi Mountains MADE ME A MAN j2A AJA?C TAULBTS POSITIVELY CURi! C ALT, JVf rvout lUcattt Falling Mem E SP ory,Imp9tonc7,HleopleneBs,eto.,cansoil iv .11 foy Abulia niirt other ExronsBa nnii India. tw cretlons. vitev quiojav ana tunl, " 1 . . h Vllnllllln 1.l t Antrim l.ont Vitality In or joantr, and ills. ,lt u ui'H lu- biuuj, uuniuuna or uiurriugo. ft l'rxvont Insanity ami Uontnmptton if fit u man for stndjr, bualnesi or marriage. j eut mon nnnuB the eennina .Ajax xaoiets. iber havo en rod thou sand a and will cure you. W'w etve positive written guarantee to effect a care la each ctwo or refund tho money. 1'rlca 00 cents ier nnclcs.ize.or fiixnackasoj (full treatment) for Sa.bOljT mull, in plain wrnpper, upon receipt ox price. Circular free. AJAX REMEDY CO., '" A SPECIALT Y3S8? enred In 16 to35 days, foa can bo treated"? noma forsnma nrlrinnrlnfiTnsrMri ...... " ty If yon prefer to comn hnrflnrnTT.il M- trnCttnnftVrtlflmnslf'nrnnMsf hnlnlhtl.- -IT. nnoriiirm If wnfnii rt- ?-... 21-viri"?ana . - . nHdo potash, nna etlll bavo aches anc aches and 'lmplos. Copper Colored Spots, Ulcers en any partof tUo'body. Ilalror EyobrowH fSlllnS out, it Is this Kecoudnry JlLoOI i'OISON Tro ensrantco to euro. Wo rollclt tbo most obsti nate cases and challenge tho world for n casoTpqp.-innotcuro. This disease- has altrnrs ballled tlio skill nl tho most eminent phvsl. ?aa?'. 0.0 cj"to behind our unconrti. Uonal irnaranty. Absolutonroora ant scaled on gPPUcjtlon. Address COOK ItKMKBY OK 803 Uasonlo Xemplo, CUlCAUO, UJU For sale at Salem, Or- bv D. J, FRY, l J .r-ift f.. S.r.,1 plCK. TRADE MARKS, DESIGNS, OOPYRIOHTS Jto. Anyone sending a sketch snd description may quickly ascertain, free, whether on Intention u probably patentable. Communications strictly Confidential. Oldest ssency forsocurlnc patents tn America. Wo haro a Wosblnatou ofUce. Patents taken through Munn & Co, rcotra special notlcu In the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, beautifully Ulnatrnted, largest circulation of any sclcntlflo journal, weekly, terms M.UJ n rear, itOslx mrmftii. HDedrnrn c'dIh and li.v;i llOO K OK J'ATKVT netltfm AtlJl'O"! rn "THE LIGDT OF TOE 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. Kvcrypicture is reproduced from some famous paintings Agents are taking from three to twenty orders per day. The book is to beautiful that when peonio sec itthey want it. "FIRSt GLANCE AT THE PICTURE BROUGHT TEARS TO MY EYES." say cne. "Cleared $150 first week's work with the book"says another. "Some high grade pmanor womuti of good church standing should secure tho agency here at once," says ever jeditor, "as $500 can be made taking orders for it." Also a man or woman of good social position can securo position of manager of this territory, to devote all their time fo employing snd drilling agents and corresponding with them. Au dress for full particulars A. P. V. ELDER, Publisher, 278 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, 111. 4 27 7m For Do'.lcacy, for parity, and for improvement of the com f plezion nothlngqu.vs pozzovra rownnn Mm Mm BHancEanf a. Biui.HmMmjnnr.. t ii m NOPALS m BUPPLIrIi Th botnt -f tniKteu of the dfiKon state Inline s) lnm Invites sealed proposal's for furnishing st tue styluui near Biltni, Or'gon, for nix months tiudlng December 31, 1917: he following sup plies: DaiN;ooD3. 2000 yds. Pcqait A sheeting, 45 In , brown; as prr ftn pie. SOOO Jill. Pvquot A sheeting, 3A In., brown; ss per SRmple. 600 yds. Linsdalo shettlng 83 In., blescbed; ss per simple. 800 yds. Mirsolltcs chtck, York mannfscture; ss per simple. 8600 d. Msrlner's stripe shlrtlbg, Amoskssg; ss per simple 3500yds cauton flinnel,rluhus XXX, brown; ss per tami.le. 1UU yds. bluedeulms, 9 oz, Ainossesg; as per csninle. SOOjds. crash, bleached. 18 lu.; ss per simple. 100 yds sllesls, drsb; as per sample Itt yds. white tahlo oil cloth; as per simple. 1000 yds. Alaska Hiking; as per simple. 260 yds. A. O. A. tickings 36 Inches. 60 yds. Fsrmers sttln; ss per simple. M0 yds. continental checked funnel; ss per simple. 3 doz. bolts uitttrrss binding, blue ss per simple. lij doz, men's socks, cotton, 101 1 is per simple. SO doz. Udtcs' h(e, cotton, 101; ss per sample. 15 doz. ladles' hose, cotton, blickj is per simple. 25 doz. hindkirohlrfs, Turkey red; ss per ssuv pie. 24 doz. stsy binding, 1). fc W., Ko 10; ss per simple. 1 uvz corsets, 22, i; 23, G; 24, 0; 2-), 0, 30 2; ss per simple. 12 doz suspender, men's; ss per ssuiple. 2 great i'ros innl' bittious; is per sample. fiirottsMHt lulti'in; ss ir simple. ( Krtat i;nfi shirt btittoiis.F. ll.i i.s per sample. 15 l'at'Lnilis pills F , .1; 1, 2; KKle t dc z in en UiM sd. Mmshsil & Co ; black. 4 doz linen llirisil. Murshill t: Co.; Lrowu. Odi.z luxes hair Im; per sample. 3 gruss Dupltxsifity plus. No. 3; ss per simple onoCEKU". lO.OOOllie Lhcrpoul silt. 320lli4. corn starch, Oanrito. 400 lbs. Riots starch, KlnKSfotd's; 1 lb. pig. 80 lbs. CMus Btirch. 6,000 lbs. Itlco Ihlsud; is per simple. SCO lbs. soda, A it II 400 lbs, cream tartar, 1 olger's; 25 lb, boxes. 250 lbs. ptarl barley; Kolgrr'e; 23 lb. boxis, 40 duz. ojstcrs, Uove Field's; No. 2. 4 doz. Worccsttrslilro since, qt.; L.k P. 4 duz. wblsk brooniB; ss per tsiupls. 20 doz No. 1 best broom. CORrosi Vulcan ssfety matches; ss per ssmple. 20 lbs. macaroni, In 8 lb. boxes; white. 5 lbs. vermicelli, In 8 lb. boxes; white. 00 lbs. sal cods. 300 lbs. chlorldo lime. 20) lbs. raisins, Sultana; 20 lb. boxes. 150 lbs. .ante currants; 20 lb. boxes. 24 lbs. chocolate, Ksgle; 1 lb. pkg. 50 lbs. bluing, Nuremberg; In balls; I, & A. COO lbs. soda crackers XXX morn or leas de livered as requlrod. luuoz, cans concoutrstod lye; Ulant. CO lbs. iTQuwax, common; ss per sample. CJIEFBE. 000 lbs. best quality Oregon full cresm cheese- more or less delivered ss rtqullcd SUUAR. 16,000 lbs. granulated sugar; American refinery. 20,000 lbs. Golden (J, sugar; American refinery. corrxu. 0,01X1 lbs. Ccnli Idea coflee; ss per sample. 500 lbs, Java collea; as per simple. 300 lbs. Mochi coffeo; ss per ssmple. l&M lbs, Chicory coffee; as per sample. ROLLED OATS, XTO. WOO lbs. oat meal; lu barrels. 10,000 lbs. rolled oats; In barrels. 0,000 lbs, cracked wheat; In barrels. 1,000 lbs. cream wheat; In birrela, 2,000 lbs. hominy small; In barrels. 1,000 lbs. hominy large; In barrels. 2,000 lbs. corn meal yellow; In barrels. rLoun. 750 bids. No. 1 flour moro or less delivered ss roqulrod. 30 bbls. No. 1 Graham flour more or less deliv ered as required. irtsn. 500 lbs. rslmnu per week mora or less as re quired without heads. 11 HATH. COO lbs. beef pur dsy moro or less delivered as rtqulred tqual parts, fore and hind quarters, zuu iub. mutiou luore or less ueiiverca as re quiredequal parts, fore and hnd quarters. cnocKKiti. 29 doz, tea cups, W, O. wsre; as per simple 1 doz. pitchers' toilet, w. a. ware; is per lam. pie. 30 doz, soup bowls, W. O. ware; ss per sample. 10 doz. dinner pistes, W. O. ware; as per sam ple. 0 doz. pto pistes, W. O. ware; as per sample'. 2 doz. pitchers, 1 gal.; W. Q. ware; as per sample. 2 doz. nltchers. U oil . W. G. ware! as ner ssmplo. Odoz. baker,, 12 lu., W.O, wsre; ss per ssmple. 10 doz. bikers, 10 In.. W, O, wire; as per ssmple, 5 doz. bakers, 7 In.. W. O. wsre; ss per ssmple, 15 doz glass tumblers; ss per sample 2 doz. Bait sliskers; as per ssmplo. 2 doz. syrup pitchers; ss per ssmplo. 2 doz. lamp, chimneys; as por ssmple. 1 doz. lamp chimneys; ss per ssmplo. 2 doz tlucgtr crults; ss per sample, nouns. 5,000 lbs. besus small white; as per sample, MISCELLANEOUS. 4 doz. mop handles; ss por ssu.plo. 2 doz. carramne handles: as per samnle 1 doz. wssh boards, Ked Cross; ss per ssmple. 10 doz. combs dressing; ss per sample. 3 doz. shoo blacking. Masen's: ss ner samnle. a uoz uusiers usiricn loamer a in.; sg ssmple. H . . ."!.. M .." X . " per 300 pipes and stems; Shaker; sg per sample, 2 duz. epltoons; granite iron; as per sample. SOAP. 2500 lbs, net Bavon, best standard soap. 1500 cakes Ivory; as per ssmple, 180 cakes shaving, J. Jl. Williams; ss per sample, 1 toilet; as per samples, sricis. 500 lbs. pepper," black rtsudird ground; in 5 lb, cans. 100 lbs, mustard, standard ground; tn 6 lb. cans. 23 lbs. maco, standard ground; in 6 lb. cans. 100 lbs. ginger, standsrd ground; In 6 Ik. cans, CO lbs. cinnamon, stsndard ground; in S lb.csns. 23 lbs, Cayenne pepper, standard ground; in C lb. cans, 25 lbs. sige, standard ground; In S lb. cans. 10 lbs. cloves, standard ground; lu S lb, cam, 10 lbs, nutmegs wholo. TOBACCO . 2,000 lbs, ISven Change. 800 lbs, O.K. Durham, 2 oz. pkg. OILS AND TUnPXKTIMB. 150 gal. Turpentine; in barrels. 50 gsl. Linseed ollbolled; lu barrels. SOOTS ADD CI1UIS. 88 prs. ladles' shoes; size, 4, SO; S, 23; 0, 25; 7, 12: 8, 0; as per sample, fit prs, Men's boots; 0, 6; 7, 6; 8, 18; 9, 18; 10, 0 punas, 3 kilogrammes scld borio powder; Squibb, 50 crimuifi acid hydrocyanic dll.i Bqulbb, 1 kilogramme scld tsrtarlo; flqulbb. 2 kilogramme ammonia brom.j Squibb. 1 kilogramme ammonia carbonate; Bqulbb. 3 kllosrammo ammonia mur. orannlatsdi Squibb. 250 grammes calemel: Soulbb. 250 grammes flexible collodion ;S nulbb. 6 kilogrammes cod liver oil, In 600 gram. bottlfl; Bqulbb. 2 kilogrammes blsmnlh subntt.; Bqulbb, wju grsmmes powu opium; nquiUD, 1 kilogramme potassium chlor. powd.; Squibb 2 kilogramme potassium iodide; Bqulbb, 1 kilogramme potassium cltrste: Bonlbb. 4 kllogrsmme potassium and sod Ennibb. tsrt.; 1 kllogrsmme Iron pyronliophste; Bqulbb. 2 kilogramme sol. Iron chloride; Bqulbb. i kllograuime sodium blcsrb.; Bqulbb. 4 kilogramme sodium bromide; Bqulbb. SCO grsmmes sodium salicylate; Bqulbb, 500 grammes zlno oxide; Bqulbb. 500 grsmmes acid salicylic; Squibb. 3 kilogrammes sp, nitrons ether. Bqulbb, 1 kllogrsmme Fowlers solution; Squibb, 1 lb, scld gallic; V. ft W. 1 lb. acid muriatic O. P.. P. ft W. 2oz cafft-in ell.ir. ft W. &s lb. chloral bydrite, crystsli; P. ft W. 25 lb. potassium bromide grin.; p. ft W. 2oz morphine sulph.; P.l W. CO oz. qulnlnp sulph. in 5 oz. cans; P. A W. 4 lb. sodium pbo. gran.; I', ii W, 1 oz. sodium ultrsle; Murck, 5 gil. cone, water of ammonia in glass con talner.Ms). 10 lb. carbolic scld cold lab; Mai. Sib. mignists cirb.; K. ft U. Sib pll sweet orsug "DduIss;" Ixfau ft Flak, 2 lb. oil lemon "Duplex;" I-ohn ft rink, U lb. oil Ilerghsmot; Lobn ft rtnki ' ' H lb. oil Hitter Almonds; Lohn ft Fink. 1 lb. Vanilla bean 8 in.; Loan Si Fink, 12 lb. arid muriatlo com. in S lb. gloss stoppered bottles; Msl. 10 lb. Auimon mur, granulated. SO lb. powd. born. .'W J"0 . 0 W1.'MH HJ J 2o lb. faH kUnliim bll. 1 j lb. gum camphor. 1 1 lb. gum arable selecti bn lb. Epsom salts. 2 1b. purified lalMim. 1 lb. black antimony. 1 lb. powd. pepslne; Fslrchtld. 10 ox. antlkamnlx. 15 oz. phenacetlne. 15 oz. salfonal. 8 oz. enrophen. H doz. Drees llq. Ferrl albamlnstl. ( doz. Lloyds bidrsstls. doi Llstcrlne 4 d"z. nfshops Eff. Clt. mignesls. C doz. Phillips Kmul. cod liver oil large. K dot. Gndes Fepto slanpan. H doz. Horllcks Malted Milk extra luge. 30 lbs. Wamno e Rtr IlrnotmostihltcR Co. In & lb. bottles. 3000 rmply cspsnlcs No, 1; P. D. & Co. 25 lb. Phillips Digestible Cocoa J dot. Vln Oocoa Msriant. 1 lb grtnulited arnica flowers; Lilly fc Co. 2 lb grsnulsted columbo In 1 lb. tins: Lilly fc Co. 5 lb. crsnulated nux vomica lu 1 lb tins: Lilly ft Co. S lb. Fl. Ext. Duchu; P. P. ft Co. 5 lb Kl. Ext. Csscira Hegrudt; V. D. ft Co. 1 lb.KI. Kit. Ocnllin;P. D. ft Co. f. lb. Fl. Ext. Jalep; P. D. ft Co. 10 lb. Fl. xt. Licorice; V. V. ft Co, 10 lb Fl. Ext. Beiimi 1. D. ft Co. 5 lb Fl. Ext. Wild Cherry for syrup; P. D. ft Co. 10 lb. Sirsaparllla Co. for syrup; P. D. s Co. 1000 capsules quinine sulph. 1 gr.; P. D. ft Co. 2000 cspsults qululue sulph. 3 gr ; P. D. ft Co. 800 each bvnodprmlc tablets No's. 3. 18. 45. C81 TCyetb in tubes. 500 comprised powd. Dovovs 5 gr.: wjetli. 1U00 coniDresed twwd. Acelanllld CO. 6 nr Wyeth. 500 lomurtssod l.owd. Calomil i: Sod. lllcirb No. 1; Weth. COdoiim pressed pond. Calomel ft Bod. lllcirb No. 2 Vyeth. wucompressrti powd. lilaiuis; wyeiu. 500 cou)iirstd Luwd. Boil, bollcylale 5 gr. Wyilh. a 10. puis com p. cathartlo Imp. o. 100; 1'. u. K Co. All tablet till to be In bittlos of 500. 2500 lab. trlt, Alolu. IJellsd N l'idoph; Wyeih. 1000 nb. trlt. Cerium Ox.l w.i Wieth. 1000 tub. trlt Oil. ft Bod. Ilk. lb Co; Wyelh. 10UU tab. trlt. Cal. ft Bod. lllcirb No. 1; Wyelh. 1000 tab. trit. Csl.S, Bud Illcub Nil. 2: Wyeth. 1000 tab trlt. Cal. ft Sod. No. 4: Wyelh. 1000 tab. trlt. Cal and bod. Ulctrb McClees; Wjeth. luootiu. trlt. uovcrs powd. 24 gr.; wyein. 1000 tab. trlt Ferrl ciulntno so. amen, ft Mrrcb. Wyelh. too tab. trlt. ext uui vomica . gr.; Wyeth. 1000 tab, trlt. oit. mix vomica J4 gr ; W ytth. 10v0 tab. trlt. pOMd 01 luin U gr.: Wyelh. COO tab. trit powd. opium 1 gr.; W'j'cth. 500 tab. trlt. strych. sulph. 1-ao gr.; Wyeth. 500 tsb. trlt. strych. lulru. 1-40. gr.; Wyeth. 500 tab' trlt. strych. sulph. 1-C0 gr. ; W'yeth. O rolls silk IsliwlsSs nlastrr lit 1 vd. rells: 8. ft J. 0 roll inuitird louclothl nlsaterln 1 yd. relU: B. ft J. 0 bcllsdous plaster In 1 yd. rolls; b. ft J. 20 lb absorbent cotton; 8. ft J. H doz. Alpha Fountain syriugea Ko. 4. H doz. rubber water bottles 3 at. cloth cohered; W. T. ft Co. 2 doz. soft rubber catheters No's. 10. 11. aud 12. assorted; W.T.& Co. H doz. hard rubber syringes No, 201; W. T. ft Co. X uoz. hard rubber car svrlnces J oz.t W. T. ft- Co. 1 doz. glass csr syringes; W. T. A Co, 2 doz. Dsvldson's syringes No. 2. 1 glsss craduated urccolatlna lar 1 gal : W. T ft Co. 1 each slsss ribbed funnels 32 nn 1 01 lz.i W. T. J; Co. 1 glass fluted baud made funnel 1 cal.t W. T. ft Co. 1 glass mortar Id oz.; W. T. ft Co. 1 each acme Graduates 4. B. 10 snd 32 oz.: '.V. T. ft Co. 5000 oscb Phoenix Powder Pipers No s. 7 and 16; W. T. ft Co. 1000 each Phoenix Towdcr Papers No's. 73 snd 7311.: W.T. ft Co. 100 csch white filter nanors 10. 13. IS. snd 20 inch.; W. T. ft Co. 1 gross prescription vials Philadelphia oval 2, 4,0snd8oz.iW. U. ft Co. 5 gross clrolo A extra long prescription corks No. 3. 20 lb. Stearns carcara aromatic. lunnwAM. 2500 lbs. blacksmith's coal; as per ssmple. 50 each machine bolts, 3.10x2, 3-10x3, 3-lGil, HxU.B-lOilk, 5-10x2 and 5-10x3 Inches, SO csch carriage bolts, Norway, Mil, SfxlU, S-x2, V,x2Unnd JfxS Inches. 12 each T. bolts, x2, 6.10x2, ,x4 and ;x5 in. G lltt bastard files, 12 inches, 0 flat mill bastard tiles, 12 Inches. 3 half round baslsrd flies, 12 inches. 2 squsre bsstard flics, 12 Inches. 2 round bastard flics, 11 Inches. 2 each flit mill flies, 4, G, e, 10 Inches. 2 Holler Bros, horse rssps, 10 incbos. 100 feet csch of Ux'i, fcxl, HxlX, WxlJ, In, list Norwsv Iron. 100 foot eaob of M. 5-10. X and M in round Nor way Iron, COfoet each of Jill Kan J H In. flat Nor- wavlran. 20 feet each of Mx and ,','xji in. toe steel. 8 feet of H in octagon steel 25 feet esch of i and In. squsre Norway Iron. 20 feet of In. harrow tooth steel. 10 lbs. cacti of M, .' 6-1G snd H la. blank nuts, 5 lbs. esch of Nos. C, 0, 7, and 8 Putnam liorso shoe nails. 1 full side lsce lesthar; as per ssmplo. 1 Elliott lace cutter. 2 Cue's wrench knlfo hindlcs; 12 In. 1 Coe's wrench knife hsndle; 0 in, 1 esch Coe's twist drills, 0-32,5-10 and feln. 1 engineer's oiler set, 6 pieces, and tray, nlcklo plsted; Fig. 182S llumsey ft Blkemler Co.'s cits logue, No. 25. 300 feet msullla rope, H In. dlam. 1 V, J. Pope's blscksmlth'g knife, in. blsde, aud 0110 extra blade In, for ssme. 1 swsge block, No, 4, size 4xl5il5 in. 1C5 lbs. 1 Chenuey'a patent blscksmlth cone, No, I, height 32 in. dlam,; baaeSln.dlsm 1 top,l in, 1 each of J, M. Carpenter plug taps H No. 20 thread ,5-10 No. 18 thread, No. IS thread, 7-10 No. 14 thread, t No 12 thread and i No. 11 thread, all V threads. fl each case hardened set screws, Vxl.No. 20 thread, 3.10x1, No. 18 thread, ?ixlK No. 10 thread, 1.2xlM No. 12 tbresd, t'.xlH No. 11 thread. rLUMBINU. 21 socket couplings, Ji In. 12 socket couplings, 1 1.2 in. 20 feet of in. black pipe. SOfcotof M In. black pipe. 100 feet each of , 1-2, U and 1 In, black pipe, 100 feet of 1-2 in, galvanized pipe, SO ftet of 1 1-2 in. galvanized 'pipe. 12 feet Oarlock spiral piston packing, 3.10 In, 5 lbs. of Clinton flu squsre packing Ji In. 10 ft. of U In. 11 lead pips, 10 ft. of lit In. D. lead plpo. 10 ft, of 1 12 in. D lead pipe. 12 each Jenkins dluo valves 1-2 in, snd 1 In, 12 each Jenkins vslue discs 1-2 lu, snd U lu, 24 elbows k lu. 24 street elbows 1-2 in, TltmiNO. 2 sheets No. 20 galvanized Iron 30 X 00. 2 sheets No 22 galvsnlzed Iron 80 X DO. A sheets No. 20 galvanized Iron 30 X SO. 10 sheets No. 18 gslvsnlzed lnm 30 X W. 1 pair 6 lb, solder toppers, CO bushels cbsrcosl, 100 lbs. solder 12 snd 1-2 1 box XXXX bright cbsrcosl tlu 20 X 28. 1 bundle G3 lbn. of No. 7 bright wire. 2000 tinned rivets G lb. Bimplesmiy bo seen at tho commlniry of tho asylum, floods must be In accordsnee wllh samples, and be in original pseksges, when pog. slble. Other things being equal, articles of Ore gon production or manufacture will bs given preference. Delivery of supplies will be required within fifteen days' notice of scccplsnce of lid Each bid must Include ill the items snd totsls In full, rllh the exceptions of flour, mest snd fish. Vouchers will not be tuned until the bidder bis completed bis contract, and payment mutt swslt spproprlatlons by the legislature. A copy of tho idvertlsement must sccompsny esch bid, snd the nsmeof the class of supplies be insciibed on the envelope. Auditing officers sre prohibited from confirming accounts of purchase when the sd vsrtUemcnt does not contain a f nil description of the articles to bo purchased, Ksch bidder will be required to famish with big bid a certified cheek In au amount equal to ten per csnt. of bl bid (lire that for flour the check is to be for t300, for meat J 250, for fish 1 76), payable to the order of tbo board, to bo returned in esse, tils lid Is re jecttd or his proptssl compiled with. The right to reject any and all bids Is reserved; lllds will be opened st the governor's efflce st 2; o'clock p. m , Tutsday, July 0, 1697. WM. V. LOUD, II. It. KIN0A1D, Pllir,, MKT801IAN, JJo.rd of Trustees, O.' S. I, A, " ' ' rJ 1 -t 1 " , 1 n ,i,i it. 1 iTfi EAST AND SOUTH -VIA- THE SHASTA ROUTE OF THE Southern Pacific Co EXPRESS TRAINS RUN DAILY. 6:00 P M Lv...Jl'ortland. ..Ar Lv,... Salem ....Lr Ar. Ssn Francisco Lv 9.30 i 7: to 8.-oo AM 8;lo r 7.-4S A 10 A H oorkt Above trains sf p at all rincipa! siationa lct. Pottland and Salem, Tamer. Mar i en, Tetlerson, Albany, Tangent, Shedds, llalser, I Iarrisburg, Junction City, Euger.e, Creswell, nonage urove, urnn, uaxiana. ana an sta tions from Rnseburg to Athl&nd, Sncla'sive.A eOSKBURG MAIL, , DAILY. 830 AMj Lv .TTrortland ..Ar (4.'3opm ll,"ooAK Lv.... Salem.... Lv-ja.'oo p.m 5:20 vu Ar....Roseburg.. Lv (7.'3oA W Pullman bufTtt sleeper and second-class ' sleeping can attached to all through tral ng WE!T SIDE DIVISION. BETWEKN PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS. , Mall tiainsrlai'y except Sunday. 730 A M ILv. . l'ortfand.. Ai I S'S f M ia15 I' M) Ar .. Cotvullis.. Lvf i.'os r M At Albany and Corvallu connect with. traim of the O. C & E. Ry. s s-M'tthsi train daily except sundav; V'jol'MI l.v . Purtlami Ar 825 AM "A l.v I.r 7--3Q'' M..Minnvillc Lvl o A M putct cuun'Ctiiins at San Francisco with Occidental aud Oiieninl and Pacific mail stcaimii'li lines for JAPAN AND CHINA. Sal ing dales on application Untcs and tickets to Eastern points and Eijiope. Alo JAPAN, CHINA, HONO LULU and AUSIUALLIA, can be obtained liom W. W. SKINNEK, Ticket Agent, Salem K. KOEHLER, Manager. E. P. KOPEKS, A. G. F & P. A. Pottland. Through Tickets TO THE JtV -a. v5 , x . VIA THE U;uon Pacific Svbitjrn 1., . .. '' ...... . 1 inrougn i-uiinian I'niace siecptrs, jiouiis Skcpt;ra and Freo ReclinW Cliair Wit between fr-i ( r V ' Portland to u. Our trains are heated' by 'Steam and ncniea uy nnuc iiignt. Time to Chicago, 3 i-t days - " Time to New York. 4 1-2 days. . Which is many hours quicker than cob pftitors. l ' ' ' , For rates, time tables and full information apply to 4mt - -. BOISE c& BAftKER, Agents, SaleiD, Ot J .VVUAXTEK, ciE.UKOWN, General Agent DWt.Pass. Agenl' '3S Third Street. Portland R. 0. R. & N. CO. TO THE EAST GIVEif THE CHOICJs Two Transcontinental Routes. Via Spokane Minneapolis St Paul and Ilea vor Omaha and Kansas City. Low rates to castom cities. For full details call on or address BOISE & BARKF.R agents, Salsm, 1 Oregon, p OCEAN DIVISION. Portland San Francisco. Steamers leave Alns worth dock. Portland June 2, 7, 12, 16, 21, 26 vand July I, '6, 11, 16,21,26 and 31. Fare Cabin, $12; steerage, $6. WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION. PORTLAND-SALEM Dally S.em serv icct Steamer Ruth (or .Portland, Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10 a. is. Steamer Elmore for Portland Tuesday,!. Thursday and Saturday, at 7I5 m. Returning, leavo Ash street dock, Portland, daily except Sunday, nt 6 a. m. Passengers given transfers to electric line at Oregon City if desired, stak ing it possible to reach Portland at 1 p. m. CORVALLIS-SALEM ROUTE:- Tlie steamer Ruth for Corvallis, Tuesday, Thun day and Saturday at 3.'3o p.m. .returning, lr. Corvallis at 6 a. ro. on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, Round trip tickets to all points in Oregon, Washington, California or the East. Connections made at Portland with all rail, ocean and river lines, Call on 0. M. Powers agent, foot Trade street. E, McNEILL. Pre, and Manager. W. H. HURLDURT. Gen'l Pas. Agt. Portland, Or For full deta'ts call on or address r f,r G. M. POWERS Foot of Trade st. . Local Agent OREGON CENTRAL t AND Eastern R. R. Company ; YAQUINA UAV ROUTE. ' ' Connecting at Yaavlna Day with the Sr n Francisco & Yaquina Jlay Steamship Co. STEAMER FARALLON," Sails from Yaquina every 8 days for San Francisco. Coos Kay, Port Orfow, Trinidad and Hambolt Bay. Passenger accommodations unsurpassed, Shortest route between the Willamette valley and California. Fare from Albany or points west to 8m Francisco; Cabin, $9; steerage, f5;.oCou Hay and Port Orford, cabin 6; lo HuwWW. Kay, cabin $8; round trip, good Co tJavc, f iH RIVER DIVISION Steamer ''Albany" between Portlwd and Corvallis, through without lay-over. Loaves Salem 10,45 a. m. Tuesdays, Tiwfsdays a4 Satuidays leaves Portland, YawWH stwet dock, 6;oo a. m, Sundays, Wedadsy wid Fridays. EDWIN BTO'JP Manager, Ccrvsvllis, Ct1! J, C. M vYO, Smft, Rim IMvWi, v '.(.