Daily Capital Journal BY HOKKR BKOTHERH, TUESDAY, J USE 29, 1SSTJ. EDITORIAL. What .ire the ImHng h In the Republican parly vtmg Vi do with e.ur cminly affair? Will they alhm matters t drift? Sinl! the weiH dlwrarcful amdtUo wn.Hnu? We knuvr.aodall informed men kwiw.Hwt one nod'busine& man wIk knows the laws can in one week audltlHir deparlroenl nut tbe comity in ocm shape that no one mn Meal a dollar The people believe that the managers do not want tltaU In all we hare saW abuMt the lui bcclle and qBestiotmMe practices of conducting pHfolle btnlHes at the rvnirt. hnue we IwTe not warred on men. We have exposed tlie rotten mellKls fearlessly and placed the re ..pynMblllty on tlie orticijl Head of the county uorernment lecaae tlie law uiaWrbJudtre Terttll therrfJMal ht-ad of our riHiiity administration. We Imte rto candidate for any fflce which may in-amie vacant and have no prl Tite srlerancea or personal interests in attacking any man. Tlie people lave a miujon interest tbatad rlfjlit uilndd wen tuut feel in demanding c-xiruiHi honty and Intelligent bHliK me lKid and derent economy in tlw traasaclloa of public btiat-ne,-. The people do not cara who gires title rcrvice, so far as men or partlesare concerned. Dut the penple do bare an Interest In knowing that there shall be an end put to shameful political jobbery and rewarding of political favorites at public expense, as lias been the cus toui. It is assumed all big political debts and t'JiinpfllL'ii obligations have been squared by this time. It is time now to put the affair of the county on a business basis. Judge Torroll Ikis liire earsto serve. lie owe-dt tothe Republican party which put Iiiin thc.v to put the affairs of tli county in sucli order that open and outright stealing shall stop. How much wi.sc'om. intelligence, economy and retrenchment the entire county ,court Is capable of no use can Im agine. We have long since learned not to lojk to party for relief or reforms. It takes manhood and character that rises above party to secure tfood local government. Hard times and scarlty of money makes the appetite of the spoilsman keen, and the clamor of . the partisan is loud and unrelenting. In spite of all this.the question recurs", Is there enough virtue, Jiorse sense and political foresight In the Repub lican party to stop crookedness and purge our public service? A few plain words to middle-of-the-road refermers: The Union mass con vcntlon in Yamhill county has en dorsed the referendum anu initiative and also the Imperative mandate. With that as a basic proposition for legislative reforms, free coinage and a full legal tender national currency for a financial platform, there Is no excuse left for maintaining three po litical partlcsagalnsttlie Republicans of Oregon. "' We are not Informed about the pol itics of other counties, bub In Marlon county, where wc have reached the high tide of reckless administration In local utTnirs, the politician who still wants to divide the people Into 4 warring factions Is a public enemy. Ho Is a willing advocate of high taxes and corrupt methods. No mutter what we think about national affairs, turlfl or whatnot, the people haven right to protect their homes from the spolia tion of the tax gatherer. The iiilddle-of-tlie-roud politician who opposes union of the people Is no friend of the people. Ho Is playlnu at a little boM.s gamo of machine poli tics I hat belongs to llio dark ages. The pcoplu demand the riuht to make direct nominations for county and legislative oillccs, and olllcials re sponsible to the people and not to bosses, machines or middle-of-the-road manipulators. Terrell & Hurton, General Jobbers, open at all hours. Olllccs at tho Tern 'pic of Justice (?) Siilcm and Albany 1 Klmlll rjltna tn iwint riwt fire If tlinlt tework In tho past (campaigns) has been f,..ri, An i..;i" ... .... .'jr.W., ...vt-" V.. l.t....t.w VllVf satisfactory. All business strictly 'confidential (If tlio yratitl Jury tlou't catch on.) Couio early ami avoid the rusli. UIuukch reasonable, uccordinj,' to amount overpaid for the contracts Rcctircdk Jefferson Review. . r Has Helped Mother, "My mother h&i been alllicted with catarrh v.anil stomioh trouble She has talenanum "ber of bottles ol Hocxl'i Saisaparilla and has uejlved great benefit from it. We always -tale Hood's Sarsaparilla when we need a uitKxi puniier ami we 11 mi noons rills a remedy for tUk headache," Mrs, Minnis Kt'Kincs. Oakland. Or. nHii1fcr Pills are the only pills to take wiih 'Howl's Sarinparllla Easy and yet efficient. u -- Fire CI y for fruit dryers mid other purposes far siilo at GlLDKItT'llKOS. suieui, ur. u-NU vxwftmi STAYTON. Mr limes THwm Ktanwd tohsr hook ta Salem last FrtaVaj: after a few day fMl dlli frd aaJ wbUw Im the Kwi. Mr. W. II. IIotHttt and Mrs. Haart wralUtTiraci la, FrMay for a few daj rtfUr sad to atKaai the eaaaa amrfioe la pmrpi at Tmimec. Mrs Allen ilmrie of Xmanrnttr. Wash w a ib-itor at rawe las Tlransday aatl FriAijr. Mr. rkavte eaaacdrra m hiV Wcy-fc? and tepnricd Uw rmi la fair CrmdiWor. Mr. Shaw aad fawllr of Mill City were rieiUsr la iwn darimc the wert- Mr. Snaw Is an oM rsWnt of SUy- . w wa ""J rMO WBB ,OT " fueet him aain. j Mr. Caroll and family, v( IMftteta- ' b-rh, wre immhc those enjoying toe Thedaucegltea by Mr. Bert Ma-' W. B. Hawley. elected assistant secre gers, at Daisy ball last Thursday tary. ni?ht was a decided sueee&s, good mu- j Professor Ilagal, the areonant, wJhi ir an excellent lloor and a iarce is to make tbe ascent at Albanv. on crowd in attendance making the so- cla! hop all any onceoukl ask for. The night of the 3d, Messrs. Bert 1 Magersand Ell Sm-th, will give a dance at Stay ton opera house, the Silverton string bond will furnish the muic and a good time Is expected by all. Messrs. Pies and Glen Mangle will als give a cance at the Daisy ball tbe same night. The Masonic picnic at the G ove near town last Thursday, was a sue- cess in every way. excellent slncin 'I. innrnnrlntn rnplt-if Inn nnrl i n oln. . ii. ,, " , ,1 UaU-WWte, 3S4oc;grcy, JT3g. quent and interesting Masonic ad-; P(tetoes..NtV, ifopc. cwtT dres by Rev. Copcland of Salem' Hay (JooJ, ii3 50 per ton. formed the well arranged program. I Hops-7c. A large crowd from small towns and1' Va,,ey' ,0,?r: ha"ern Oreeon the surrounding country were In at ' iobatr 195200. tendance, a number of Salem stands! Millstufts..Uran, 14.50; ihorts 1650. furnished refreshments to the thlrsly' K jTPLjP,0? . , , .. , ,, '.broilers, 2o(S3 00 turkeyt, live 10c crowds during the day. The merry-. rigg .Oreson. i2ai3c per doz go-round was also there for the chil-' HhIm.. green, salted 60 lb 6c; under kren, taking everything together lya' lcCa'1"c picnic could Indeed be considered a ' onio"X p wick success from every stand point, wheat Bag Cdcittaj.sj per 100 j Bean smali white, lV,lic.V na 3a3f Something About the Armory. Editor Jeuhnal: As it has ever been conceeded the proper thing to get in all the kicks available, before a man has time tostruggle to his feet, your humble taxpayer complying with the time honored custom now takes his dl at the judge. For the past ten years the county court has I allowed 815 per month to the Salem ; O. X. G., for armory rent, being con sidered an ample sum for all needs. During the month of March, 1807, a demand was made on tlie county court by the commanding ofllcer of Co. I, for 830, which was promptly allowed, and no question asked. Company B's commander, hearing of the extra al lowance, made a similar demand which was alike granted. Again Co. l's commander was handed tover 844.50, Company B's commander again followed suit and 850 was forth coming, although no published record announced the fact to the over burdened taxpayer, and to say that the "boys In blue'.' were startled is drawing it mildly. When Judge Tcriell not long ago woke up and asked: "What do you fellows do with all your money? You get a lot fron. the state, besides what wc arc giving you." Tlie judtfc was then Informed, "that it takes extra money to carry on an extra armory, "what" says the Judge, "havo you got two ar mories, right here in town?" "well hardly two armories judge, but the state and county have been since Jan uary lust, In the name of the armory, keeping up the old folks dancing club, hall and furnishing money to carry on a card playing and smoking club In the same little hall over thegrocery store, and It Is withal a pleasant, Ht- tlo room for the boys to spend their evenings and our money over their pipes, etc., and the farce of calling It an armory Is only Indulged In when the landlord demands his money rental, and now Judge Terrell If you had done some Investigating when the above demands were made, (for money never before exponded,) before pitch ing out our money tho tax payers of Salem would not now for the llrsttlnie bo appraised of tho fact that they are supporting an extra armory. Tho original armory having been leased to tho state for tho last twelve years, and under tho supervision of the O. N. G. wits Improved and repaired Jan uary lust, Its sanitary urrungonicnts ," K V , V . ,' 2 was entirely unnecessary butewlm: t.,, ......i,.,., t?rt ,... v to tho county's ready money so wil lingly bostowod, tho boys did not think it necessary to give up their club; for boys will be boys the world over, and its much easier to play cards than togctlnaud drill; and as beforo stated a little iuvcstlKatlni; -on your part would have spared you the in dignity of this kick. It now remains for Company "H" to olect lieutenants from the family of tho county com missioners and perhaps then tho county will still furnish funds for an extra armory, unless tho mornlnu riapQr Is successful In davertisitm tho original armory for thoatlcnl pur poses. Jamks. The married men of Newport beat tlmslnglo men at baseball 22 to 21. STATE NEWS Laawaaia Is stor o have a bank, la 1RH, a JarjBaa la Oregen re- ctHretl naly SS reals ror each case. A fnUrnna la Baker City is said ta; t Uaatet aaa is the woiW. Vhtm twfctd Uv a watch recently be Bftelejrf split oae la two and re - lav mrtljr mtt& K r. At a aacct of toe CltfRinJ myersis aic-t .ntmus aad taxpayers WW dceMed to aire the pabtic school orrtoih State X-Mal, kcatedat' Drstia. fur a training school for tbe Senior's- Prof Baraec tons been re-' ek-cled present. Tlw Sinlaw Agricultural Society has decided to cow a fair at Lorane ; hall, on October 15 and 1. The fol- lowlMg oflteers were elected: Mrs. S. G Lrakwxxid, re elected president: the Fourth of July, i- a handsome and' ! dashing young man ho proposes to! 1 marry the young woman who dares go up in the baloon with him. He is already on the ground and says be 1 never felt so shakey about the proposi tion before. THE MARKETS. PROVISION-. Poitlaad, lune 20. hit valley, 69 1 waiia niiii, 07 Flour- Portland. 3.&X13 753-9; graham 1 43 IPrfine. 2 00 per DW. Uogs Heavy, 4.00 i'uttcr.. IJestnairy, 20(523: lancy creamery 30335c per roll. Cheese .IltC. Diicd Fruit Apples, evaporated, blenched 6V7c; unbleached 3MC'1C'5 sundried I'ears 5coc Plums. pitless,3r(aUc Prunes 4c6c. Veal sraill 4a5; large 3j4c per lo. Mutton - iVeather ?a21,: dressd rout toiMj'JaSc spting lambs 67cperlb. Kiel Steers 5 3; cow 2,$o(3)y, dressed 56. Cured Meats JIams iojciojc bacon 7" 1-ard ln rails, 7c. SALEM MARKET. Wlieat-'57. Oats 33c. Hay .baled, cheat, 13.00. Flour.. In wholesale lots, 3. So; retail 4.20; bran, bulk i2i3shorts,i5.5oi7 75; chop feed. 15.oc16.oo. Poultry Chicken,5 pnng chicken 10. Veal..Dressed, 3. Hogs.. Dressed, 4.00. Live Cattle.. 22. Sheep.. Live, 1 50. Spring lambs, $1.0 Wool.. Best. I2c. Hop?.. Best, q a Ioc Kggs . 10 in trade. Farm Smoked Meals , Itacti, 7 : h.-ras 100; shoulders, 5jc. Potatoos 60c trade. Dried Frui' Apples, evapoiatrd Weitlie I, 70 8c: unbleached 4c5c. l'lums 4c Unttci Dairy ioaiajc creamery I2 15c. Bryan Train. One hundred seats In the Bryan train have been secured for Salem and Marlon county people. D. C. Sherman, T. L. Davidson, D. J. Fry and The Journal ollice have tickets tor sale at 31 each. Hand In your names early. AH are welcome to join the one hundred. Budding time the time when jjtrl hood blossoms into womanhood is a trying period in every woman's life. Much depiMid1! on tbe care and the treatment given then a lifetime of healthy happiness, or years of MifTer ing sickness. To bring girls safely through this critical period. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription lias been found an un failiug aid. It is a preparation of strongly tonic pro perties. It puts tlie whole bodjr into Kood condi tion nnd is particularly efficacious in its action on tbe peculiarly feminine organism. There is4 no sort of female trouble that it will not correct if it is taken in time. Thousands of the worst possible cases have been cured by it. It works in a perfectly natural way, mid drives out disease by building up the strength and purifying the whole system j.iiui muucab wuuscu aim Kilts smucr ' unspeakable torments because they dread telling their troubles to a phy sician. They fear the almost inevitable examinations and "local treatment." These things are usually wholly un necessary. Dr. Pierce's I'avorite 1'rescriptlon will do what not one doctor in a hundred can do it will cure. In our 1000 page book entitled "The People's Medical Adviser," are hundreds of testimonials to its wort derful efficacy. The book will be sent free on receipt of twenty-one cents to pay postage and wrapping only. Address, Vonu's Dispbnsarv Mbd icai. Association, No. 663 Main Street. Buffalo, N. Y. JIPS fin MMMWk I'm Sleep Indaced by tbe use ot coca, opiate or nar cotic compounds Is bad, decidedly bad. Tkrr undermine health and shatter the eoastltntton and the patient Is steadily ' growing into a worse condition often resalting In the terrible slavery ana 5ery of the cocaine and opium habit. Bleep indaced by the use of Hood's Sarsa- paruu noes noi pernaps cubic m 4""-1;) bat It comes more sorely and more per- maneBtlx through nature's great restor - lag aad rejuvenating channel purified, Vitalized and enriched Diooa. inis leeas the nrres with life-giving energy and bcllds op the system and constitution trnm tho rfrv foundation of all health andlile the blood pure, rich, red blood. Sarsaparilla Is the One True Blood Purider. All druggists. $1. flood's PHIs wytooperaMcelJts! ! ' - - SAVE YOUR GRAIN. Few realize that etch squirrel de roys 3I.-M) worth of grain annually. Wakelee'stiquirrel and Gopher Exter minator is the most effective and economical poison known. Price re duced t. 30 cents For sale by G. W. Putnam. Steiner Drug Co., Lunn & Hrook. C 1. Li. Baskett and A. I. .Stone. d & w-3 10-4m JOHN HUGHES, Deals- in GROCERIES, PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, VARNISH, and th2 imst complete stock of BRUSHES of all kinds in .the shte. Artists materials, lime, hair, cement and shingles, aid finest quality of grass seed, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ANY ONE CONTEMPLATING A TRIPr into Southejn Kansas will learn something to their advantage by adddressing J.C. Mills, 209 Commercial street. 2931 d&w FOR SALE., We have a 12 acre orchard in full bearing and in a high state of cultivation. Close to postcfiice and 34 miles from Salem. Will sell cheap. Inquire of Hansen & Lon don, sash and door factory, Salem. 6 28 tf WANTED.-,To trade drain tiles for little fir wood. Irquiro of J. E. Murchy. at Tile Factory, North Salem. 6 26 im WANTED gent for "Queen Victoria, Her Reign and Diamond Jubilee." Overflowing uithlate.-t and richest pictures Contains the endorsed biography of Her Majesty, with authentic History of her remarkable reign, and full account of the Diamond Jubilee. Only $1.50. Big book. Tremendous demand, bonanza (or agents. Commission 50 per cent. Credit given. Freight paid. Outfit free. Write quick for outfit and territory. THE DOMINION COMPANY, Dept., 7, 356 Dear born St., Chicago. 6 24-Im POLYTECHNIC SUMMER SCHOOL. Be gins Monday June 28. Free conveyance will be at comer of Chemeketa and Cottage street, every morning at S o'clock. J. J, Kraps. 6.25-lm PASSAGE TO THE COAST,,-I will make regular trips from Salem to the coast. Good team, covered rig and all accommodations necessary. tnquire at- Wiggins' Bazaar. I'ricts reasonable. Wm. Plum 6 16 im I HAVE A GOOD MONEY MAKING proposition for a party desiring to go east. Small cash payment required, or will trade for property here. Write "J" this paper. 6 15 im. WANTED AGENTSr-If you are a rustler, we wantjyou. Good pay exclusive territory, anywhere in Oregon. Address P. O. Box 75 Salem Oregon.- 6 11 im THE "BUSINESS l'KINTER"-,Of Salem is Frank Conover. He is to be found at Dear born's, and when found will do your business printing quicker, more clearly rnd satisfact ory than any one here. 5 20 tf FOR SALE A small, well-paying business. located in the business center ol the city, for sale cheap. A good living for tlie right man. Address A. B. C, care of Journal. 6 4 im A KNOCK DOWN. Horses shod here after at $1 for fnurnewhoes. Tlie beat stock and woik A. R. W'illard, 139 State street, Salem. 5-14-tf WANTED, To trade, Reed business for property, give full discription, location and price, address, W. care Journal. 6 15 im WANTED. Pennanent office assistant and correspondent here, Salary $780. Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope to W. L. BROWN, Gen'l Manager, care Daily Journal. 5 3 tf MRS. N. U. SCOTT., Stenographer and typewriter, room 6, over Ladd & Bush's bank. Prompt attention to all classes of work. THE 'CIvUB' STABLES, Best horses and carriages in the city. Ml SCivicc nromntH and reliable. iNcar Hotel " uiawcuw. k MAM, rilOPBIBTOItS. Building Material! Sa'em Branch 10S of the Labor Exchange, are now piepared to furnish at short notice Sand and Gnu cl of any grade, and of the best quality, and in any quantity. Telephone '75 625.1m Kb S y r kfal H C. H MACK. DENTIST I Saccesser to Dr. J. M.JKeene, old Vaite at moderate fees in any branch an t iiespecial request. Corner. Salem. Or. Parties desiring supenoi ,Tjf AUP C OChrOeaef to leuiciltr i w t. ' f A,,e;nEer DiUtschcr Ant im count,. Oflkw j 2jg Commercial street. keiidence 421 Fifteenth street, Salem, Oregon. "Largest and Finest Line of Cut Glass Ever in the City, Direct from Libby Glass Works. S, W. THOMPSON & CO Jewelers, 221 Commercial St., Salem, Oregon, WOLZ'S Mil nil WCLZ II MIES KE P.oos Dealars in'all kinds of fresh and silt inea s Lard in bulk, 7c a lb. Cheapest meat in he own Try them. 171 Commercial st. C. KL. LANE, S 21 ( Cm-nrcial BSuits $15 upwards. st , Silj-n Or Pants $ upwandVJ STENOGRAPHING AND TYPEWRITING. Legal and commercial work a specialty Telephone one-four. Office with Sherman Condit & Park, Gray block. Dictation take at your office and work nturned on , shor notice. 4 30 t STELLA SHERMAN. J, K. GILMORE, Successor to White & Gilmnre, Lime, Cement, Lath, Plaster. Com and .Corn Chop, a'l kinds of fled. 54 STATE ST. T. TrL HAAiS, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, Makes a spwialty of fine repair work, Setl Thomas cioclu. etc., 215 Commercial Stieet Depot Express, Meets all masl and passenger trains, gage and express to all paits of the Bag. city Prompt service. Telephone o. 70. I AMES RADER: Hello ! SEE D, S, BENTLEY. If you want to move or want a load of'any kind hauled or want a load of manure, dirt, sand or gravel, or cement, lime, hair plaster, brick or sewer pipe, see D, S. Bentley, cor ner of Front and Chemeketa streets or ring up telephone 30. Also wood and coal on hands at all'times. Orders promptly attended to. I S. RUHR NEW MARKET, "State street, near railroad. Fieshest and best meats. My patrons say I keep lha best meats in town. 2 2 (I at thf ni n 'PnsTncnnF A. DAGENY, Family Wine and Liquor Store Removed from 102 State to 199 Commercial street. Bottled goods of the best quality. Ofllce In City nail. Irrigation nours G to 8 a. m. and 5 too in theeyening. All irrigation bills for the summer will be due and payable the 1st of July. Street sprinkling thioughlawn hose positively prohibited. No deduction for irrigation during absence unless water is cutoff the entire premises. No allowance made for part of sea- 1 son as more water is needed to bring jouta neglected lawn than judicious use for tbe entire season. 1. Salem Water Co. Salem Steam Laundry j Plcasejnotice the cut-in prices MIA ram Salem Wa on the following Shirts, plain tocenu Hnt!er a?wcn 5 to 10 cents Under shirts Stoiocents f'Pwpair 3 cents Handkerchiefs 1 cnt Silk handkerchiefs ...3 cents Sheets and pillow slips 24 cents per dozen, and other work in proportion. Flannels ad other work in telligently washed by hand, Col T, Olmsted Prop, PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES. The botrf if Innlws f the Orrpra Ute Inwne Mjlum Idtle ill propol for fnrnUhlog at the urtara iwr Bilwa. Ortgoa, for mU mentbi ending Dwwib" 3t. I7; the following op- M89 -! reqm.1 A tbllng. 45 In .brewn; ai pr in pie. !( Sf. LjB!le (tiettlBg X In., bletchfU; per tinple. ft jd. MtFHlle cheek, York minnfeturej . m per Mpl. ... . . I m r- Marlaer's itrlpe thlrtlng, amMkeig; u per ftnpie WQit) raatoe tUBoel, Jttibn XXX, broiro; trr amil )W jit. bhMkBtm. 3 , Amiig M ir am yds. crash, bleiebed. IS In.; is per simple 169 1 Mlesli, drib; per iample. lit jds. while taWeoll cloth; us per iitnple. 100U Tds. Alak tltilBg; is per simple. - SW jit. A. C. A . ticking; 36 incbei. SO Til. Firmers sills; ss per staple. 3t0 yds. eoctiaeclil checked flinnel; is pir umtile. 3 cot. bolts atttrtM blndlDg, blue ; is per simple. . 1 A Uoz. Bee's soeks, colUm. 101 ; M per simple. SO do. Itdles1 bo, eetloa. Ml; is per simple. 15 doz. ladles bose.eottos, b!tek;isper simple. dc. hiadkerchlefs, Tarkey red;t pcrsim- P Ii doi. ety binding, U. k W., So. 10; is per simple. 2 doz. corsets, 31, 4; 23, 6; 31, 6; 29, 6. 30, 3; It per simple. 13 doz trjipenders, men's; is per simple. 2 grett grots pint's bottem: is per sample. 5 gross Test battont; is per simple. 6 greit gross shirt buttons, F. 11.; is per simple. 15 Iteki;es pins F., 3; 1, 2; Eigle. 6 dox. linen threid, Marshall k Co.; black. 4 doz. lluen threid, Marsbill k Co.; brown. 6doz. boxes biir pins; is per simple. 3 gross Duplex sifetr pins, So. 3; is persimple OEOCEBlt?. 13.000 lbs. Lirerpool silt 320 lbs. corn stircb, Oswego. 400 lbs. gloss stirch, Elngsford's; 1 lb. pkg. toil. Chlm stsreb. 6,000 lbs. Illce Islind; is per simple. 3t'0 lbs. sods, A. k II. 400 lbs. cresm tarttr, Folger'i; 25 lb. boxes. 2M lbs. peirl birley; Folger's; 25 lb. boxer. 40 doz. oysters, Cove Field's; So. 2. 4 doz. N orcntershlre since, qt.; L. k P. 4 doz. whisk brooms; is per timplt. 20 doz. No. 1 best brooms. u0 gross Vulcin sifetr matches; is per simple. 20 lbs. micironl, Ins lb. boxes; wnue. S lbs. Termlcelli, In 8 lb. bolts; white. C"0 lbs. sil sods. 300 lbs. chloride lime. 20) lbs. raisins, Snltini; 20 lb. boxes. 100 lbs. Zinte enmnts; 20 lb. boxes. 24 lbs. chocolite. Eiglc; 1 lb. pkg. M lbs. bluloe. Snrembere: In bills: L fc A. KO Ids. soda crickers XXX more or less de. llrered is required. 10 doz. cms concentritcd lje; Olint. 50 lbs. beeswix, common; is per sample. CHEESE. 500 lbs. beM quality Oregon full creim cheese' mure or lets asiiverta is rtquiiea SUGAR. lify-O IM. annalsted sugir: Amerlcin refinery 2U,uuoib. Uoluen (J. ujir; Amerlcin rennerr. COFFEE. 6.0 h )b Costs Itici euSee; is per simple. SUU t. Javi cofle; is per simple. !K4J ilw. JJtKbi oufTtc; is per simple. I.jOO ,b. chicory cofleej is per simple. HULLED OAT?, ETC. 1500 lbs uet m al; 111 barrels. 10,iXX lbs. rolled oats; lu barrels. fi.OiiO lbs. cricked wheit; In birrcls. l.ow Ibi. crtiu wheit; in btrrels. 2,000 lbs. hominy sinill; In barrels. 1,000 lbs. bomluy Urge; In birrels. 2,000 lbs. corn incil yellow; in birrels. FLOUE. 750 bblt. io. 1 fljnr more or less delivered as required. 30 bbls. So 1 Oribiin flour-more or less dellr. ered is required. FISH. 500 lbs. rilmon per week mere or lets as re quired withoal heads. MEATS. COO lbs. beet per diy more or lets delivered as rtqulred-tqaal puts, fore snd bind quarters 200 lbs. mutton more or lets delivered is re quiredequal parts, fore ind hind qmrters. CSOCKEBT. 25 doz. tea cnp, V. O. wire; as per simple. 1 doz. pitcher toilet, w. O. ware; as per torn. me. 30 doz. soup bowls, rX3. wire; as per sample. 10 doz. dinner plates, w. a. ware; as per sim ple. C doz. pie plates, W. O. wire; a-s per sample. 2 doz. pitcher, 1 gal.; W. a. wire; is per sample. 2 doz. pitchers, M gal., w. G. ware; as per sample. 6 doz. bakeri, 12 in., W. G ware; as per sample. 10 doz. bakers, 10in..W. O. ware: as persimple. 5 doz. bakers, 7 in.. W. G. ware; as per sample. io uoz glass tumblers; as per sample. 2 doz. salt shikers; as per sample. 2 doz. syrup pitchers; as per sample. 2 doz. lamp chimneys; as per sample. 1 doz. lamp chimneys; as per sample. 2 doz. vinegar emits; as per sample, BEASB. 5,000 lbs. beans rmall white; as per sample. MISCELLANEOUS. 4 doz. mop handles; ss per siileIc. 2 doz. parrafane handles; as per tample 1 doz. wash boards, Ked Cross; as per sample. 10 doz. combs dressing; as per sample. 3 doz. shoe blacking. Mason's; as per sample. zooz misters usincu leitner a in.; as per biaJlue. SOJ pipes and h terns; Shaker; as per sample. 2 doz. spitoons; granite Iron; as per simple. SOAP. 2500 lbs, net Savon, best standard s&sp. 1500 cakes Ivory; as per sample. 180 cakes shaving, J". II. Williams; as per simple. 81 toilet; is per samples. sncEs. 500 lbs. pepper, blick standard ground; In 5 lb. cans. 100 lbs. mustard, standard ground; In S lb. cans. 25 lbs. mace, standard ground; in 5 lb. cans. 100 lbs, ginger, standard ground; lu 5 lb. cans. U) lbs. cinnamon, stendard greund: in 5 lb. cans. 25 lbs. Cayenne pepper, ktandard ground; In 5 lb. cans. 25 lbs. sage, standard ground; in 5 lb. cans. 10 lbs. cloves, standard ground; in 5 lb, cans. 10 lbs. nutmegs whole. TOIJAOOO 2.000 lbs. Even Change. 800 lb j, O.K. Durban., a oz. pkg. OILS iXD TUErEjrTIHE. 150 gal. Turpentine; In barrels. 50 gal. Linseed oil boiled; lu barrel?. BOOTS AND SUOES. 83 prs. ladles' shees: size. 4.20: 3. "5: C. If; 7. 12; 8, C; as per sample. 54 prs, Men's boots; C, C; 7, 0; 8, 18; 9, 18; 10, C Duces. 3 kilogrammes acid boric powder; Squibb 50 grammes acid hydrocyanic dll.; Squibb. 1 kilogramme acid tartaric; Equlbb. 2 kilogramme ammonia brom.; Squibb. 1 kilogramme ammonia carbonate; Squibb. 2 kilogramme, ammonia mur. granulated: Squibb. 250 grammes calomel; Squibb. 250 grammes flexible collodion; Squibb. 5 kilogrammes cod liver -oil. In 500 cram, bottles; Squibb. 2 kilogrammes bismuth sulmlt.; Squibb. 500 grammes powd. opium; Squibb. 1 kilogramme potassium chlor. powd.; Squibb. 3 kilogramme potassium Iodide; Squibb. 1 kilogramme potassium citrate; Squibb. i kilogramme potassium and sod. tart.: Squibb, 1 kilogramme iron pyronliophate; Squibb. 2 kilogramme sol. iron chloride; Squibb 4 kilogramme sodium bicarb.; Squibb. 1 kilogramme sodium bromide; Squibb. 500 grammes sodium sollcylate; gquibb. 500 grammes zinc oxide; fciiuibb. 500 grimmes acid salicylic; Squibb. 3 kilogrammes sp. nitrons ether, Squibb. 1 kilogramme Fowlers solution; Squibb. A iii. aLiu Kauici A', a n . 1 lb. add muriatic O. P.; p. fc y, 2oz caffeincit.;P. & W. S5 lb. chloral hydrate, crystals;?. & W. 25 lb. potassium bromide gran.: P. & W. 2 oz morphine sulnh.j p. & w. 00 oz. quinine sulph. In 5 oz. cans; V. A W. 4 lb. sodium pbos. gran.; P. i W. 1 oz. sodium nitrate; Murck. 5 gal. couc. water of ammonia In glass con tainer; Mai. 10 lb. cirbollo acid cold label; Mai. 51b. migursiacarb.; E. & M. 51b oil sweet orangj Duplex:" Lohn &Flnk. ?iV,CcU..le.mon "Dnp!ex;" Lohn fc Fink. 5-!1lJerghamotiLorinA Fink. X lb. oil Bitter Almends: Ibn k Fink. UK''"!1.11 Uln 8 tutLohu 4 Fink. 12 lb. leid muriatic com, in 0 lb, glass stoppered bottles; Mai. ' in lb. Ammon laur, iruiulated. 30 lb. powd. borax. 13 lb. gum camphor" Wt 12 lb. gum aribir tel 0 lb. Kpm situ tt la or. phenaceune, 75 ox. salfonal. 8 oz. euronhnn H dox. Drees llo p. U doz. Tj-.j.",?. rl an Sidoz-LIsterinV. "" 4dz. Blihcm. f , .. J doz. Phillip. ui 'Lf'.'tTi H dot. Gudes Per.to Ut ib!boe.M,nipo'8na E?S5$ lib Brannl.tedarnlV.fS,'; Ib.gruutedco'iififet fcMb.granul.,tdn0xvoailc, ttaffl&Jti I.KK:Sl!KJe?Vi .MbFl.Ext. w..U.tc Co. " " r 10 lb. SarMnariii. 1000 capsni ' "" "t rjn, , 3W0 capsule. qn&Afe!M WO each hrnodV.i'.1? P'-le' Wjeth In tube.. " '"Bieti ftX iow rSSXZ 50 VotniA Wyeth. ' " ',0,f Ac.11 compressed powd ni. , Co51b.I,Itl.corap.clhartlclop.Jt All tablet trll in l i- . 2'0 tab. trit. Aloln rLTf?""!! JS"J',rtt Cal kSoii'p.)'. 4uw o. ixlt. Cal A-nrtv'rjD 1000 tab. trit. cal, Sthl$ 1000 Ub. trit. Dotcm ri Ub.tr.tFeKi 500 Ub. trit. ext-nn, .-... iooo ub. trit Mt7;;;"rsxB 1000 Ub. trit. powd oTinmi H tab. trit podaoD ', ss IS: s.- '" "ipi.Txr: 6 rolls tllk l.li,T..: S,'-" k J. -.'. j..wtr ui s0rollmn.tard on cloth plxateri, Sn'i1Uid0nf p,,e,er 1 yd. m. 20 lb absorbent pmi... o ? . "" H doz. Alpha Fountain irrfr'.-, Y??:kt'htt",wKl ..lSi.?SJ,5,bS5'wsw. -wv. ,vu, ... A.K tW, H doz. hard rubber syiiojesli Co, H doz. hard rubber ear ijrinpn Co. 1 doz. glass ear syringejjff T 2 doz. Davi-lson's irtni?.. v, , t glass graduated precoliUnjjiti 1 each glass ribbed funneliSJn k Co. 1 glass Anted band madefnmcll Co. I 1 glass mortar Id oz , W. T. t & I ira acme graauties 1, 8,l!n i Co. 5000 each Phoenix Powder Tipol 11 Ck JKt. 1000 each Phoenix Powder Pipa 100 each white filter pipcn U,: lucu,; n A. K U). 1 gross prescription vlali ,d ana soz.: n. u. s . 5 gross circle A extra long i So. 5. 20 lb. .Stearns cifcm irooitic n i id win. aN ius. Diacxsmiui s eotl;upI tw cii uiacmuc uoiu, 3.1E&I a x H , o-ioxi n , 0-1CX2 ana Mb t 50 eich cirriige bolts, 5onv, I Hxi. bx2Vand Wrtlnehu. 12 eich T. bolts, Kx2, 5-18ri, In u mi cosiaru nies, iz iDCies. J 6 flat mill basUrd files, 11 until 3 half round bastard flits, lllul 3 square bastard files, 11 Inclal 2 rouna nasura nice, ii ucnti jeacnnai mm nies, 4, ,,: 2 Heller Bros, horse rirci.llt; 100 feet each of Hx, Sill, Si. flat Sonrar Iron. 100 feet each of yt, 5.K, ul way Iron. 50 feet eachof ,xlKaiil il) way iron. 20 feet each of lix and V!i!i o ieei oi n in ocUKon suei 25 feet eich of ', indltt iron. 20 feet of i in. harrow toota i 10 lbs. eich of X, ?,.5-lIullt 5 lbs. eicb of Sos.o, c,T,iall snoe nailB. 1 full side lace leathsr; U((ta . 1 Elliott lace cutter. 2 Cot's wrench knife budltKDj ICoe'a wrench knife handle; IkH 1 each Coe's twist drills, MJ.H1 1 engineer's oiler wt, 5 plece,a piaiea; rig. imo uumseys c"" loirne. S'o. 25. aoo feet manllla rope, U la. diu 1 e. J. Pope s blicxsmits i mi and one extra blade In, forua I l swage block, no. i, iihiiu-i 1 Chenney's pitent blukralUl height 32 In diim.; base 8 is, to I 1 each of J. M. Carpenter pHl thread-lC So. 18 tbread,iSO.? 14 thread, So. 12 thread ulj all T threads. 6 eah case hardened set iwl thread. 5.16x1, So. 13 thread, snij 1.2xiy So. 12 thread, '.ilKSo-l1! flcjibui;. 21 socket couplings,3, la. 13 socket coupling, 11-3 la. 20 feet of in. black pips. Kll fMl rt U In hUrlrnlM. 100 feet each of j,M,!SUll 100 feet of 1.1 lu. galvtnlieJ (H 60 feet of 1 1.1 In. gilvanUal ffg 13 feet Garlock spiru pw ' 5 lbs. or Clinton mx squire f" 10 It. of H in. Ulead pipe, 10 ft, of lit in. D, lead pip inn ., l i.q In nlAidnfM 12 each Jenkins'dlWTslrWllM 12 each Jenkins value dim """ 24 elbows U in. 21 street elbows 1 3 In. 2 bbeels No. 2fl glvniJ IJrt i ?ee . ?o K'','"'Y:jB.tVl o scects ap. w 6"-rj ll lu eueeis 10. is gu,.". -1 pair 5 lb. solder coppt ftn h.i.hnl. harmil. 103 lbs. solder 1-2 ? J alii lbundleC31ba.ofSo.I'ls 2000 tinned rlveta 6 lfc. niniomT beieenatti' ' .,.. r.Aa mnlt bl f "uui- "rr'.r7Jiin samples, ana be m wit - j slble. 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