Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, June 23, 1897, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTST WKMJSWl.i LABOR'S SHA11E. PROTECTION CAN GIVE NOTHING TO WORKINGMEN WHILE LABOR 13 ON THE FREE LIST. The laborer Now Competes With Lowest nespomibio Didder of tho World tow rrlcen Stimulate Both Consumption and rrodnctlon-EamPle of Steel Kail Peel. Oiio of the bost speoch.es mado in tho houso whilo tho Dingloy bill was being discussed was rondo by John O. Bell of Colorado. With facts which aro indis putable and logic which is unanswer able ho exposed ninny of tho fallacies of protection. His exposnro of tho absurd claim that protection helps tho work iiinmnn is especially good. Hero is n part of it: "But our iiiends upon tho other sido say thnt thry levy n tariff for tho bono fit of Iho wiijroworkers. I say to you that any tariff bill, I euro not from whom it comes, that does not contain n provision for prohibiting tho frco in flow of iroinvruriou frcm foreign coun tries is ob.u ous of tlio lights of labor and is ori.tM.il to tho iuloiCEt of all wngt'woikcr'?. Ajplauce. "Protcctirn is always asked iu tho intcirtt of others. Now, obperve how it is asked iu behalf of tho poor laboiiug man jii-t enough to cover tho diU'cr enco between tlo Eoropoau Fcule of wages and our own. What hypocrisy 1 Who ever heard of the laboring man gel ting rich manufacturing? Tho sta tisticians clearly figured from tho cen sus of 1 880 that about fl per cent on our duliablo list would cever tho differ ence between tho European wago Eched ulo and ouis, or that about 18 per cent ad valorem covered tho eutiro labor cost of our list of 1880. Whilo tho manufac turer then asked for tho poor laborer his 0 per cent ho got for himself at tho hands of congress six times G per cent. "Is thoro any reason why a high tariff affects wages injuriously? Yes; by en abling employers to build up a vicious trust system for tho manufacturer and ngainst tho laborer. Tho high tariff makes tho manufacturer complete mas ter of tho wageworkor. "Jn tho review of B. G. Dun & Co., in their weekly review of trado, dated Feb. 12, it is stated: " 'No other event of tho week ap proaches in importanco tho disruption of tho stcol rail rool. In two days, ' says tho report, 'after it n greater tonuagoof rails was probably purchased than tho entiro production of tho last year, ro ; ported at 800,000 tons. And instead of j $28 in December and $25 in January, i $17 is now (ho pi ico at which works I oast and west aic seeking ordors. And further, ' says tho report, 'tho Carnegio company has Lecn Eelling at $17, Chi cago !eJmry. 11 so cales will employ Imany tl.or.f. nci h.iuds, with an lmpor Itaut dccru.so in tho cost of track laying eon renewal of railroads.' 'Now, my friends, let mo ask you, was it the iking or lowering price, that employed these thousands of men? Our friend Mr. Hopkins of Illinois tolls of tho benefits of u higher duty on iron land steel. Did tho steel rail pool need Imoro tariff? What is the differeneo iu giving the manufacturer a doublo profit through a high tariff or tmough a pool? Do they ever shr.ro tho profits of tho pool with labor? No. Will they over sharo tho profits of a tariff? Nover. 'It takes no political economist to rtuswer these questions. If tho United States manufacturers can reap twico tho profit under a high tariff by limiting themselves to tho homo market and running Halt timo, wny suouiu tney run full timo and invade foreign mar kets? They never will. They will sit down comfortably and sell their limited Ripply of goods tor increased proms, 'making them nioro than wholo, whilo the laborer tramps tho country in search of work just as ho now does under the trust svstem. 'It is uufortuuato that tho humdrum of tho taiiff has been sounded in tho ears of the pcoplo until many of them really believe that foreign trado is un important, if not a curso. Why did tho breaking of tho steel rail pool put so many men to work? It was because tho consequent lowered price for iron and steel brought most liberal orders from abroad as well as at homo. Supposo the tariff had been prohibitivo and we would imvo been connnea to tno homo market. Would tho manufacturers have mado so many goods? No, but thoy tv.onld havo doubled their profits on v hat they did mako. Tho peoplo could ih t havo bought so many becauso of tho Mixreased price. Who would havo suf- fftred? First, tho workmen, becauso thoy ; would havo had fewer goods to mako; secondly, tho consumer, becauso ho could not havo bought so many at n higher prico. Who would havo been ben efited? Tho manufacturer, becauso ho might havo mado and handled less goods, made u doublo. profit, and really bavo gainod, as ho would have had fow er to handle for tho samo profit. "This bill will increaso tho manufac turer's proiits on tno individual arti cles, but will lessen the power of tho peoplo to buy or use his wares. It ib tho poverty of tho buyer, not tho producer, that must bo relieved bo- loro things will thrive. 'Tho manufacturer has every facility i produco, hut no facility to sell. "It is tho consumption that must Bret bo stimulated, and that will stim ulate production. "Thcro aro but n fow crumbs in this pill to aid tho cr pressed farmer of tho iterior or the laborer, but thousands If things to further oppress him. Higher agar, higher talt, higher lumber, high- r clothing, higher manufactured prod- lets and absolutely nothing to raiso tho irico of labor a high tariff on labor's products, limiting the demand for his iber by narrowing tho market, hut Growing tbo ports wido open for tho reo importation of other laborers from orvigu conutries lo freely competowith s work. "Consistency, thou art a Jewell" a&fek . i Swapping Frco Hide Kor Dutiable Sn car. "The Bonntr t in J I ill na n whole," pays fs Congrukiiuiu Joliu Do Witt Vnrncr, "Banowa to eastern miuin- , facturcrs o wlint thoy may horcator ospocf. tlithoito they have considered j protectiou ns a sort of providential ar- J ranguiieiit by wbirli tbry wrro cnnbled ' to feed Oil tho rest of the country. Now, J lik Poloning iu 'Hamlet,' thoy aro in- . vited by 'nccrtnhlCOUVOCutiOU of politic I J"' to mppor'not TYhcrO tlioy Cat, lint whero they aro ottcn.' Tho sinn- i fnctnrers of New England, Now York anil Pennsylvania aro to talso their turn i nt Ming niuicteu lor tho wsneiit or otli rrs who now control legislation. This applies especially to tho hido schedule " "Cannot tho Now England senators pccuro favorablo changes in that sched ule?" "I think not Tho bill as it stands is satisfactory to tho Sugar trust and prob ably cannot bo kept so except by tho votes controlled by tho Cattlo trust of tho wedt. Wero the Now England sena tors willing to risk offending tho Sugar trust, thoy conld doubtless defeat tho duty on hides, but tho fact is that Bos ton nnd Providence, in proportion to thoir size, aro far more thoroughly sat urated with Sugar trust influences than is any other part of tho country, and, however much Senators Aldrioh, Wet moro, Hoar and Lodgo may bowail tho fato of their boot aud shoo manufac turers, there is no prospect whatovcr that they will sacrifico tho Sugar trust interests to holp them." Senator Hoar That (frco) hide has boon in tho family 25 years, and it al most breaks my heart to part with it. Senator Allison You noodn't snivel. Keep ycur old Lido if you want to, but you don't get any sugar (profits). See? "Sujrat Trust Exists No linger." Wo aio assured by Tho Sugar Trado Journal of May 10 organ of tho Sugar trust that "if over a monopoly existed in tho sugar refining business it oxists no longer, and it is not likoly that it will ovor be renowed." This is dolight ful news. Tho Journal was discussing an amendment to the senate bill to havo refined sugars pay tho samo duties as raw sugars in cases whoro tho manufac ture is controlled by a monopoly. If this "visionary proposal" should pass tho senate, it would jeopardize tho tariff bill -and tho Sugar trust's tons of millions of surplus profits, which aro so near at hand that tho mouths of Havc moyor and Searlcs aro watering for them. Tho Sugar trust trembles at tho prospect aud tries to keep up its courago by hav ing its organ iuferm tho world that "A lot of such visionary proposals will, no doubt, bo Introduced whilo tno bill is under diFcurricn, but in tho end tho sound judgment men will control and a tariff bill be passed without very much change from tho sonato schedule" Tho trust may bo right. It usually is, for it can predict what will happen to tho sugar schedulo of tho senate bill. It knows hat demands will bo mado by its agents and tools in tho senate, and it also knows tho power of thoso who rnako demands to enforco them. It puts $70,000,000 against tho interests of 70, 000,000 peoplo, and it knows from ex perience which has most weight in tho senate, whoro two or threo bold tho bal auco of power. No, thero is no sugar trust and novor was one. "When thodovil was sick, tho devil a saint would bo." GIVES STRENGTH TO MEN. It is remarkable fact that a rpan 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 sufTenng he wants them to profit by his experience , he gives his time and money gladly for the benefit aud never tires of his zeal. 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We havo a Washington omce. Patents taken through Meno & Co. reoeir pedal notlco Iu tbo SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, beautifully Illustrated, lamest circulation of any sclentlno iourosl, weekly, terms (3-Otf a year; llJOslx montlis. bpocimen oiilesandllAu llooic o:r 1' ttr. out f res. Add.-ers MUNN U CO., QUI ! 1 us "' v . ,1., Wrf O s. nan--lJonossl i-siaody, for liooiutboua, (Uf-i. epsrmatorrlioa; U1.11M, cuatural dl. Inn t't huy luflamaa. iiltatiou pr nleera ii e o 11 s uitxn- . . .iwaitrlnseut. ' j pruaTtrlsU, u' t. p'alu wrappsr, OiUJlir scat ou u,nsj r'l M tjEJSFRBl CCIlEoVgj Vli 1 i'i(ii K JBsW OcaneUttl 83 V4bT nol w tuuvu-i sr ! Pr.nau ' IF7aTtruiuisC ssssssWU' lU&T PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES. Tho boaril of trnstcig of the Oregon slate inline fljhim Inrlica soiled proposals tor fnrntihlng at the aTlum near Saldu, Otrgon. for six months ending December 31, 1 837; tho following snp piles: cat oood". 2000 jrda. Prquit A sheeting, 43 Iu , brown; as per nn pin. S0CO yda. IVqaot A shrcttug, SB In., brown; as per aample. 600 yds. Lonsdale sheitlng 38 Iu., bleached; as per aample. 8C0 yds. Mamellles chtck, Tork ruinufacture; aa per sample. 2jOO yda. Marlner'a alripo shirting, Atnotkeag; as per sample. 3500yds cnutou flannel, itathua XXX, brown; as per sample. luoo yds. bine denims, 9 oz, Amoikiag; as per sample. SOU yds. crftih, bleached. 18 In ; aa per sample. 100 yda slleala, drab; as per sample. lit yda. white table oil cloth; aa per sample. 1000 yds. Alaska ticking; aa per sample. 850 yds. A. O. A . ticking; 34 Inches. to yds. Farmers sailn; aa per simple. 250 yds. continental checked flannel; aa per sample. 3 doz. bolta matlnas binding, blue ss per sample. lt doz. men's socks, cotton, 101; asperssmplo. 30 doz. ladles' bote, cotton, 101; as per sample. 15 doz. ladles' hose, cotton, black;aspcr sample. 29 doz, bandkcrrbltfs, Turkey red; aa per sim ple. 2t doz. stay binding, 11. h YV., No 10; aa per sample. 2 doz corsets, 21, 1; 23, 6; 21, C; 2d, C, 30 2; as per simple, 12 doz snspenders, men's; as per sample. 2 great gns paut'a buttons; as per sample. 5 gross vest buttons; an per sample. 0 great gross shirt buttons, T. 11 ; ss per sample. 15 Packages pins T , 3; 1, 2; Eagle. 6 doz. liueu thread, Marshall k tlo ; black. 4 doz. linen thread, Marshall & Co ; brown. G doz boxea hair plus; as per sample. 3 gross Duplex safety pins, No. 3; as perFauiplo onocKlllKC 15,000 lbs. LUcrpool salt. 320 lbs, corn starch, Oswego 100 lbs. filers starch, KliiKatord's; 1 lb, pkg, 80 lbs. China starch. 6,000 lbs ltico Island; as per simple. 3iO lbs. soda, A & It 400 lbs. cream tartar, Folger'e; 25 lb. boxes, 250 lbs. purl barley; Folger'e; 25 ib. boxes. 40 doz. oysters, Cove Field's; No. 2. 4 doz. Wurccsttrsblre sauce, qt.; L. & P. t doz. whisk brooms; ss per simple. 20 doz Ho. 1 beat brooms. CO gross Vulcan safety mnlcues; as per sample. 20 lbs. macaroni, in 8 Ib. boxes; white. 5 lbs. vermicelli, In 81b. boxes; while. CO lbs. ski sods. 300 lbs. chlorldo lime. 20) lbs. raisins, Bnltana; 20 lb. boxes. 150 lbs. Zan'e currants; 'JO Ib. boxes. 21 lbs, chocolate, Eagle; l lb. pkg. 60 lbs. bluing, Nuremberg; In balls; L h A, 600 lbs. soda crackers XXX more or less de livered ss required. 10 doz. cans concentrated lje; Giant. 60 lbs beeswax, common; as per sample. CHEESE. 600 lbs. best quality Oregon full cream cheese more or lees delivered aa requited sua an. 16,000 lbs. granulated sugar; American refinery. 20,000 lbs. Uoldcu (J. sugar; American refinery. corrsK. O.OPO lba. Costa Idea coffee; as per sample, 600 lbs. Java coffeo; aa per sample 300 lbs. Mocha coffee; as per sample. 1500 lbs. Chicory coffee; as per sample. ItOIXKD OATS, ETO. 1600 lbs. oat meal; In barrels, 10,000 lba. rolled oats; Iu barrels. 0,000 lbs. cracked wheat; In barrels. 1,000 lb, cream wheat; In birrels. 2,000 lbs. hominy ismslls In barrels. 1,000 lbs. hominy larce; In barrels. 2,000 lbs. corn meal yellow; In barrels, r&oun. 750 bbls. Ko. 1 flonr-'tnoro or less delivered as required. 30 bbls. No, 1 Graham flour moro or lets deliv ered as required. FISH. 600 lbs. salmon per week more or less as re. quired without heads. MEATS. COO lbs. beef ptr day moro or less delivered as required equal parts, foro and hind Quarters. 200 lbs. mutton more or less delivered as re. quired equal parts, fore and hind quarters. CIIOCKERY. 25 doz. tea cups, W. O. ware: as per samnlo. 1 doz. pitchers' toilet, W. O. ware; as per sam ple. 30 doz. soup bowls, TV. O. ware; as per sample. iu aoz. uinner piaics, ir, u. waro; as per sam ple. 0 doz. pie platos, W. O. ware; as per sample, 2 doz. pitchers, 1 gal.; V. Q, ware; as per sample 2 doz, pitchers, H gal.. W. Q, ware; as per sample, 6 doz. bakeri, 12 In,, W. O. ware; as per sample. 10 doz. bakers, 10 la.. TV. O, ware; as per simple, 6 doz. bakers, 7 In.. YV. O. ware; as per sample. 15 doz glass tumblers; as per sample. 2 doz. salt shakers; aa per aample. 2 doz. syrup pitchers; as per sample, 2 doz, lamp chimneys; as per sample. 1 doz. lamp chimneys; aa per sample 1 doz, vinegar emits; ss per sample, BEANS. 5,000 lbs. beans small white) aa per sample, MISCELLANEOUS. 4 doz. mop handles; ss per sample. 2 doz, parrafflne handles; as per sample 1 doz. wash boards, Ked Cross; as per sample. 10 doz. combs dressing! as ner samnle. 3 doz. shoe blacking. Mason's; as per sample, 2 doz. dusters Ostrich feather 22 In.; as sample. per 300 pipes and stems; Shaker; as per sample. 2 doz. spltoons; granlto Iron; as per sample, SOAP, 2000 lbs, net Savon, best standard soap. 1600 cakes Ivory; as per sample, 180 cakes shaving, J. 11. Williams; as per sample. 81 toilet; as per samples. STICKS. 600 lbs, pepper, black ilaudanl ground; in 6 lb. cans. 100 lbs. mustard, standard ground ; In S lb. cans, 28 lbs. mace, standard ground; In 6 lb. cans. 100 lbs. ginger, stsndsrd ground ; In 6 lb. cans. 60 lbs, cinnamon, standard ground i In S lb. cans. 23 lbs. Cayenne pepper, standard ground) In 5 lb. cans. 25 lbs, sage, standard ground; In 6 lb, cans, 10 lbs, cloves, standard ground; In 0 lb. cans, 10 lbs. nutmegs whole. TOBACCO. 2,000 lbs. Even Chsnge. 800 lbs, O.K. Durham, 1 oz. pkg, OILS AMD TTJni'ENTIKB. 150 gal. Turpentine;, in barrels. 60 gal. Linseed oil boiled; Iu barrels, noors az shoes. 88 prs, lsdics' shoes; size, 4, JO; 8, S5; 0, 23; 7, 12; 8, 0; as per sample. 64 prs, Men's boots; C, 0; 7, fi; 8, 18; 0, 18; 10, fl 3 ktlogrammeaacld boric powder; Squibb. 60 grammes acid bydrocysnlo dll.j Bqulbb, 1 kilogramme acid tartarloi Bqulbb. 2 kilogramme ammonia brom.; Bqulbb. 1 kilogramme ammonia carbonate; Squibb. 2 kilogramme ammonia mur. granulated; flIUiUUi OW1 i 260 grammes calomel; gnulbb. 250 grammes flexible collodion; Squibb. u AiioKrsuiLuea vuu liver ou, 11 a cod II n COO gram. bottles; Bqulbb 2 kllogrsmmes bismuth subnlt.; Bqulbb, yj uraiuiuca' puwu uyiuui; Dquioo, 1 kllogrsmme potassium chlor. powd.; Bqulbb, 2 kllogrsmme potassium iodide; Bqulbb, 1 kilogramme potassium citrate; Bqulbb. 4 kllofframnia DOtasslnm aiwf ,!. tart.; Squibb. 1 kilogramme iron pyrophophate; Squibb, 2 kilogramme sol. Iron chloride; Bqulbb, 4 kilogramme sodium bicarb.) 8qulbb. 4 kilogramme sodium bromide; Bqnibb, 600 grammes sodium sollcylats; fc'oulbb, 600 grsmmes zlno oxide; Bqulbb. 600 grammes acid salicylic; Bqulbb. 3 kilogrammes sp, nitrons ether; Bqnibb, 1 kllogrsmme Fowlers solution; Bqulbb. 1 lb. acid gallic; P. & W, 1 lb. add muriatic O. P.; P fc W, 2 oz caOeln cit P. it W. S3 lb. chloral hydrate, crystals; P. W. 25 lb. potassium bromide gran.; P. k W. 3oz morphine sulpb.; P. & W, CO oz, quinine sulpb. In 6 oz. cans; P. A W. 4 lb. sodium phos, gran,; P. & W, 1 oz. sodium ultratei ilurok. 6 gal. cono. water of ammonia In gloss talner;Mal. 10 lb, carbolic- acid cold label; Mai. con- uju, uagucsis csru.j a. at ja, 61b. oil sweet orsogs "Duplex ;" Ixihn Fink. 3 lb. oil lemon "Duplex,-" Lohn k Fink, Jilb. oil IlergbamoiiLolinfc Fink. H Ib. oil Hitter Almonds; Lobn U Fink. 1 ib.Vsnllla bean8ln.;Ibu A Flak, 12 lb. acid innriatla com. In II lb. olaa ata,mrj1 bottles; Msl. ju 10, Ammon mur. sTsnuistea, 801b, powd. borax. 2q lb. powd pntasilnm nit. ljlb. gnm camphor. 1 j lb. gum arabto select, e) Ib. Epsom salts. 2 Ib purified ialcnm. 1 lb. black antlmonr. 1 lb. powd. pepsins; Falrchtld. 10 os. antikamnle. 15 oz. phenacetine. 76 oz sulfonal. 8 oz. rnropben, hi dos. Drees liq. Ferrl albomlnatl doz. Lloyds hidrastis. doz Listerlno 4 dz. DIshopa Eff. Cit. mtgnesla. 6 doz. Phillips Fmnl. cod liver oil large. li dux. Gudes Pepto Mangan. i doz Ilorllcks Malted Milk extra latge. 30 lbs. Wamno c Bir. Ilrpophosphltcs Co. In 6 lb. bottles. 3000 empty capculcs No. 1; r. D & Co 26 lb. Phillips DIgeitlble Cocoa U doz, Vin Cocoa Martanl. 1 lb granulated arnica flowers; Lilly k Co. 2 lb Kranulslcd rolumbo In 1 lb tins: Lilly & Co. S lb granulated nut vomica In 1 Ib tins; L'lly J. Co. 6 lb Fi. Ext. llnchu; P. D. & Co. 5 lb Fl. Ext. Cascsra Begrada: f.D.k Co. 1 lb Fl Ext. Gentian; P. 1). ft Co. 5 lb. Fl Ext. Jalep; P. D. fc Co. 10 lb. Fl xt I.lcorlre; P. D. & Co, 10 lb FI. Ext. Senna; I'. II. h Co. 5 lb Fl. Ext. Wild Cherry for syrup; P. D. & Co. 10 lb Barsaparllls Co. for syrup; P D. & Co 1000 capsules qnlnlnn sulpb, 2 gr.; P. D. ft Co. 2000 capsules quln'ue sulpb 3 gr ; P. D ft Co. 800 each hypodermic taldets ho'e. 3.1(1,45.08, Wyetb in lobes. 000 comprcf sed powd. Dovers 8 gr.; Wjelb. 1000 compressed powd. Acetanllld Uu. 5 gr. nyttn. 600 compressed powd. Calomel ft 8jd. Blcaib No. li Wieth. 600 ct'iupre'scd pond. Calomel ft Sod. Bicarb no a j nyiin. 600 compressed powd. lllands; Wyetb. 600 comrr9ssed towd. Bod. Bollcylalo 6 gr. Wytth. A lb, pills com I), cathartic Imp. No. 1C0. P. D. ft Co. All tablet tilt to be In bitlles of 500. 2500 tab. trlt. Alolu. liellad ft I'tdopb; V5ctl1. 1000 lab. trlt. Cerium Ox. 1 gr ; Wjeth. 1000 tab, trlt Oal. A Bod. Bicarb Co; Wyeth 1000 tab, trlt Lai. ft Mod Bicarb No. 1: Wjeth. 1000 tab. trlt. Cal. ft Bod. Bicarb No. 2; yctb. 1000 tab trlt. Cal. ft Bod. No. 4; Wjeth. 1000 tab, trlt. Cal. aud Sod. Bicarb McClecs; Wyeth. 1000 tib. trlt. Dovers powd. 2M gr.; Wyetb. 1000 tab. trlt Ferrl quinine ao. arsen. ft trrch. Wyeth. 600 tab. trlt. ext. mix vomica i gr ; Wyetb. 1000 tab. trlt. eit. mix vomica t, gr ; Wjeth, 1000 tab. trlt. powd 01 lum gr.; Wyeth. 600 tab, trlt powd. opium 1 gr.; Wyeth. 600 tab. trlt strych. snlph. 1-J0 gr.; Wyeth. SCO tab. trlt. slrych. tulph. MO. gr.; Wyeth. 600 tab- trlt strych. sulph. 1-C0 gr.; Wyeth. 0 rolls silk Isinglass plaster In 1 yd. rolls; S. ft J. 0 roll milliard on cloth platter In 1 jd. rolls; B. ft J. 0 belladoua plaster In 1 yd. rolls; B. ft J. 20 lb absorbent cotton; 8. ft J. H doz. Alpha Fountain syringes No. 4. H doz. rubber water bottlea 3 qt. cloth covered; V. T. ft Co. 2 dos. soft rubber catheters No's. 10, 11, aud U, assorted; W, T. A Co, H doz. bard rubber syringes No, 201; W. T. ft Co. H doz. hard rubber ear syringes 34 oz.; W. T. ft Co. 1 doz. glass ear syringes; W. T, & Co. 2 doz. Davidson's syringes No, 2. 1 glass graduated precolatlng Jar 1 gal ; W, T ft Co. 1 each glass ribbed funnels 33 aui fit oz.; W. T, ft Co. 1 glass fluted band mado fnunel 1 cal.; W. T, ft Co. 1 glass mortar Id oz.; W, T. ft Co. 1 each nemo graduates 4, 8, 10 snd 32 oz. "V. T, ft Co. 6000 each Phoenix Powder PaporsNo's. 7 nnd 10; W. T. & Co. 1000 each Phoenix powder Papers No s. 73 and 73 B.j W. T. ft Co. 100 each white flltor nancra 10. 13. IS. and 20 inch.; W. T. & Co. 1 gross prescription vials Philadelphia oval 2, 4.0and8oz.!W. U. ft Oo. 5 gross circle A extra long prescription corks No. 6. 20 Ib, Stearns csreara aromatic, UAnDWAIlK. 2500 lba. blacksmith's ceal: as per sample. 50 each machine bolts, 3.10x2, 3-10x3, S.lOil, UrX, 5-10x1 , 5-10x2 and 6-10x3 Inches. 60 esch carrisge bolts, Norwsy, ixl, Mx2, Ux2k and itfxl Indies. ii eacn t. bolts, mx'J. e.icx2. Kit and ,x5 In. 0 flat bastard files. 12 inches. 0 flat mill bastard flies, 12 Inches. 3 half round bastard files, 12 inches. 2 square bastard files, 12 Inches. 2 round bastard files, 12 Inches. 2 each flat mill files, 4, 0, 8, 10 Inches. 3 Heller Bros, horse rasps, 10 Inches. 100 feet esch of 5t"x!, Jxl, MxlK, Kxl, In, flat Norway Iron, 100 fcot each of , 5.10, 'i and H in round Nor way Iron. 60 feet esch of Jiil k anl sixlM in. Hat Nor. way Iron. X) reel eacn 01 mx anu ;,x$ in, too steel. 8 feet of a In octagon ateel 25 feet each of 4 and 'il in. sauaro Norway Iron. 20 feet of in. harrow tooth steel. 10 lbs, each of H, ?., 5-10 and H la. blauk nuts. 0 lbs. esch of Nos. 6. 0. 7. and 8 Putnam borso shoe nails. 1 full side lice leathar; as ptr sample 1 Elliott lace cutter. 2 Coe's wrench kulfe handles; 12 In. 1 Coe's wrench knife handle; 0 In. 1 each Coo's twist drills, 0.32, S-10 and Kin. 1 engineer's oiler set, 6 pieces, and trsy, nlckla ilated; Fig. 1820 ltnmsey ft glkemler Oo.'s cata ogue, No, 23. 300 feet manllla rope, H in. diam, 1 F. J. Pone's blscksmlth's knife. V, in. blade. and one extra blade a In, for same. 1 swage uiocs, no, a, size axioxto in, 100 jus. 1 Chonney's patent blacksmith cone. No. 1. height 82 In. dlam.; base 8 Iu, diam ; top, 1 In. 1 each of J, M. Carpenter plug taps U No. 20 thread-lONo. 18 thread,"! No. 10 thread, 7-10 No. 14 thread, Y, No. 12 thread and H No. 11 thread, all V threads. 0 each caao hardoned set screws, lixl. No. 20 thread, 0.10x1, No. 18 thread, y,xlH No. 10 thread, 1.2x1 X No. 12 thread, HxlH No. 11 thread. riiUuniita. 24 socket couplings, in. 12 socket coudUuks. 1 1.2 Is 20 feet of 'a in. blsek pipe. 60 feet of ii in, black pipe, 100 feet each of , 1-2, ii and 1 in , black plpo, 100 feet of 1.2 Iu, galvanized pipe, 60 feet of 1 1-2 In. galvanized :plpe. 12 feet Oarlock spiral piston packing, 8.10 In. 6 lbs. of Clinton flax squsre packing In, 10 ft, of l In. II lead pipe, 10 ft. of IU in. D. lead plpo. 10 ft, of 112 in. D lead pipe. 12 each Jenkins dlso valves 1-2 In, and 1 In, 12 esch Jenkins value discs 1.2 In. and ii iu. 21 elbows k In. 24 street elbows 1-2 In, TINNINO. 2 sheets No, 20 galvanized iron 30 X 00. 2 sheets No 22 galvanized iron 80 X W. 0 sheets No. 20 galvanized Iron 30 X 80. 10 sheets No. 18 galvanized iron 30 X DO. 1 pair 6 lb. solder coppers, 60 bushels chsrcosl. 100 lbs solder 1-2 and 1.2 1 box XXXX bright charcoal tin 20 X 28, 1 bundle 03 lbn, of No. 7 bright wire, 2000 tinned rlvots 0 lb. Bsmples way be seen at the commissary of the asylum. Goods must be In accordance with samples, and be in original packages, when pos. slble, Olhor things being equsl, srilcles of Ore gon production or manufacture will be given preference. Delivery of supplies will be required within fifteen days' notice of scccptsnce ot bid Each bid must Include ail the Hems and totals In full, with the exceptions of Hour, meat and fish. Vouchers will not be issued until the bidder has completed bis contract, snd payment must await appropriations by the legislature. A copy of tho advertisement must sccompsny esch bid, snd lbs name of the clsss of supplies be inscribed on tbo envelope. Auditing officers aro prohibited from confirming accounts of purchase when the ad. vertlsement does not contain a full description of the articles to be purchtscd, Ksch bidder will be required to furnish witb his bid a certlfiod check in an amount equal to ten per cent, of his bid (save that for flour the check is lobe for 1300, for meet SM0, for flsb ITS), payable to the order of the board, to bo returned in esse bis bid Is re jected oy his propcssl complied wilb, The right to reject any and all bids Is reserved) llida will be opened st the governor's office at 2,-30 o'clock p. in , Tuesday, July d, 1 W7. vu, P. LOUD, II. It, KINOAID, 1'UII,, MET8CIUN, Board ef Trustees, O. 8. 1. A, EAST AND SOUTH -VIA- THE SHASTA ROUTE OF THE Southern Pacific Co EXPRESS TRAINS RUN DAILY. G:0O T M 8:30 PM 7.'4S A M Lv...;l'oitland. .Ar 9:30 A M IjV, .. satem LVJ7.MO A M Ar. San Francisco Lv 800 r m Above trains sf p at all principal stations bet. Portland and Salem, Turner Maricn, Jcflerson, Albany, Tangent, Sliedds, llalsev, llarrisburg, Junction City, Euget.e, Crcswefl, Cottsge Grove, Drain, Oakland, and all tta. lions from Rnseburg to Arhland, Inclusive. ROSrCURQ MAIL, r-DAILY. S.'JO A ItOOA 5.'20 P Lv .Tl'ortland Lv... Salem..., Ar.... Rose burg. .Ar (430PM Lv J 200 p m Lv 1 7.'3o A M Mi rullman built t sleeper and sccond'clnss sleeping cars attached to all throuch tral ns WEST SIDE DIVISION. HKTWEhN PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS. Mail tlains tal y except Sunday. 73 A 1215 Pi , M I' Lv TTortland.. Ai I S'So" 'M) Ar Cotvallis...Lv) 1.-05 I PM PM At Albany and Corvallu connect with ttVins ol ilie O. C & E. Ry. KXI'RESg TRAIN lUlLY EXCBPT StNDAY. 450 v M I Lv . Portland .... Ar I 825 A M 7,'jor M Lr ...McMinnville Lv 5.-50 A M Direct connections at San Francisco Uh Occidental aud Oiiental and Pacific mail ticamh'p lines for JAPAN AND CHINA. Sal ing daks on application Kates ana tickets ta Eastern points and Europe. Also JAPAN, CHINA, HONO LULU and AUS1RALLIA, can be obtained from W. W. SKINNER, Ticket Agent, Salem R. KOEHLER, Manager. E. P. ROGERS, A. G. F. & P. A. Portland. Through Tickets 'JO THE JC .' -iTTk vI5 X VIA THE Union Pacific System in tough Pullman Palace Sleepers. Tourw ;lccpem and Free Reclining Chair cVtiiy between Portland to Chicago Our trains are heted by steam and lighted by PinUc Might. .Lime 10 vmcago, 3 i-i uays iime toiNcvv koric. .. 4 UTI. . M .) Which is manv hours auickerithan cctr pttitorg. For rates, time tables and full Information apply to BOISE & JBAJdKJSItt Agents, Salem, Ot? R..W BAXTER, C.E. 11ROWN, General Acent Dist.Poss. AEent 135 Third Street. Portland R. & N. CO. TO THE EAST GIVESf 1HE CHQICfc OF Two Transcontinental Routes. Via Spokane Minneapolis St Paul and lien, vcr, Omaha and. Kansas City. Low rates to eastern cities. For full details call on or address BOISE & BARKF.R agents. Salem, 1 Oregon, OCEAN DIVISION.y, Portland San Francisco. Steamers leave AInsworth dock. Portland June 2, 7, 12, 16, 21, 26 tand July I, 6, 11, 16,21,26 and 31, Fare Cabin, $12; steerage, J6. WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION. PORTLAND-SALEM Daily Salem serv Ice; Steamer Ruth for Portland, Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10 a. m. Steamer Elmore for Portland Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, at 7:15 a, m. Returning, leave Ash street dock, Portland, daily except Sunday, at 6 a. m. Passengers given transfers to cloctric line at Oregon City If desired, mak ing it possible to reach Portland at 1 p. m. COUVALLIS-SALEM ROUTE:- The steamer Ruth for Corvallis, Tuesday, Thuri day and Saturday at 330 p.m.,returnlng, lv. Corvallis at 6 a. m. on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, Round tilp tickets to all points in Oregon, Washington, California or tho East. Connections mado at Portland with all rail, ocean and river lines, Call on (5. M. rowers agent, fcot Trade street. e, mcneill, Pres. and Manager. W. H. HURLBURT. Gen'l Pas. Agt, Portland, Or For full delays call on or address f. G. M. POWERS Foot of 1 rade st. Local Agent OREGON CENTRAL ANI5 Eastern R. H Company I.YAQU1NA BAY ROUTE. Connecting at YnqMns. Bay with the Ssn Francisco & Yaquins lJay Steamship Co. STEAMER "FAKALLON," Sails from Yaquina every 8 days for San Francisco. Coos Hay, I'oit Orford, Trinidad and Hnmbolt Hay, Passenger accommodations unsurpassed. Shortest route between the Willamette valley and California. Fare from Albany or points west to Ss Francisce: Cabin, $91 steerage, : to Ccw Pay nnd Port Orford, cabin $1 to IfuwbeM. Pay, cabin o; round trip, gooi' Co. days, KM RIVER DIVISION Steamer ''Albany" between Porthwi mi Corvallis, through without Uy-om. lwi Salem 1 0145 a, m. Tnesdays, TBUfttUya mi Satuidays leaves Portland, YwbMM sNt dock, 600 a. m, Sundays, WedsiaUys ami Fridays, EDWIN STOh'S. IsWmusk. CmUit. Ori J, C. MAYO, Stoft. Kim PMiiw, i fl