Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, June 30, 1897, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextHood's f ' to tike af'rr dinner; ut. ss, m a lT-nt di'trcss. old digev fLm I 1 F i.n. cure constipation. R- 0 I B 5 purely vegetables do not gripe BB"V rauae pain- So'" by all drttgglats. 2 cents. Prepared only oy wu jwni, ..imb. IhK Iwh Id TONIC J CELEBRATED ' CI' THE American People STOMACH fce -, l.itCOU. "dYSPEPT-C. FES CROPS, Finest Prospects for Yeai's. 0;oi Never Fails of Coming to the Front i i' neck li'is Ireen siioweiy, wltli ii tve tf cloudy weather and s..i.:,i,!y UlK'ier leaioeralurc. .Sho'.vor. , i' il (in ('wry djy )f t lie wek, the )n ,i iimunt or rain Hint fell varying fr.'tn one t two inclii'-. I'he mean nmyvntturo averaged t!2 degrees The day temperatures averaged 70 de .'r. -. and t lie night 4 degree. The nv ii -t tempjtat'.ue for the week wa N)iligre.m Portland, on Tlurschiy: an I the l.nve.it was 52 decrees, on lV-1-iy. Tiie winds have been light tn nosh in force nnd generally west cr Tlrit 'crops never rail In Oregon" u:Mts tube ngu in verified, Tor the . ins of t'ie past twowcelcs Imve as- -,r'l a IxaitiLlf til harvest. Hain t lie I ii'i r p.irt or June is nio-t tinustml I'.ill an'l winter sown wheat iithl oat cri not 'Via be injured: harvesting of tii "I, v, i'l begin about July 11, ail t i r ports agree as to an a-sured iXj il r ;i, above the average, as they Kjy. r.ie rains have been of the greatest benetit to spring sown wlieat and oats. The spring grain wassown froai A'l-il 1-t to May loLli, and up to wi'i it ippist ti ft ecu days little or i.o i un f.ll on it; (ho result was, that tlir ri w i little gnnvth and very poor pi i-.jicis. Tills all now has been c lxnsed. Tlie spring grain will make a grmd crop, as good as was ever ob t'lined. 1 th' rain delayed haying and some hay was injured by the rain, the amount, however, was small. Clover an J alf ilfa that were cut early, have made good growth for the second crop. Late hay iias been" greatly benefitted b the iain. The hay crop will not be lj- an average one, but it will be ; vastly better than than was expected two i Ilavin" continues. The i weeks ago. weat'ierhas been most favorable to building up the constitution and as hops, and also for the development of I JfflSS ffM'fSBffin Tfi the hop louse. -Potatoes are now making a big crop. Early potatoes are over their bloom, and late potatoes are growing rapidly. Corn shows a mo?t marked improvement since the rains fell. Garden produceof all kinds Is making phenomenal growth. rIhc fruit prospects are imoroyed. Apricots and peaches are showing color and will soon be ripe. Some varieties of prunes continue to drop, but the general prune crop will be uoocl. Apples and pears will be a good average crop. The-smaller fruits and berries are ripening, with heavy crops. Cherries continue to be plenty ful. Tho rains have cracked some varieties, but so far little Injury has been done. Tlie showers were general and were of the greatest rosslble benetit. The farmers have renewed hopes and the most llattcrlng prospects for enor mous craps, in Jackson and Jose phine counties the rain was heavier than In Multnomah county, nnd cor responding benefits result. I. A. Unkers and A. G. McDonald. LofSelo, in Linn county, are hunting a man oy the name of Wolverton. fin Polk county, who Is wanted In the least for the murder of it woman.about ' ij mree years ago. They heard of the r man up near Perrydale, and went to ' whemlip linil hnon nntr.imr u-nml nv. - ..v...h ..uu.4, im peding to nmko the arrest, but he had disappeared. It was 7 o'clock in the evening when they arrived at the wood camp, and his follow-worker said he went away about three-quarters of an hour beroro. Ho was tiaccd down the road but was not caught. Has Helped Mother. "My mother lias been afflicted with catarrh ant stomat h trouble She has taken nnun otr d boti'ts of Hood's Sarsaparilla ard has oenved great benefit from it. We aluajs take Hood's Sarsaparilta when we n:ed a WojiI ri.nf.-r oiul iv find If,!'. i.ii., ' I puntur and we find Hood's Pill' a remedy fdr si.k hcadacfae." Mkb. Minnie srRici.s, jai.and, Or. Hood's Pills ate the only pills to take whh Hood's barraparilla. Easy and yet efficient. -' ' - Fire Clay. lor fruit dryers and other purposes Tor sale at Gilbert Bkos. fc'nlera, Or. 0-14 d &w2mo ITEMS OK INTBRfiir- i'"r fcnlgn naVle- lite private Kjc .irrl of tlie frill tl Kingdom !.;, uui dtnif : v Tne(iin i -!) 'ill biirya mole iuau liutir. ,, , .; o, iialt-nl to two IMMI till. .i... . .1..- i,l ,. J u length r time. The gorernmMif n T'rinco has tl patched n ajrent to Kn t.'ity w 1th view to pur,-i Kin.: horses for the French cavalry. In France, If a person ilfes with more debts than can be covered by his estate, tho doctor's trill Ins prece dence orer xll other claim. Ttif distance from St. Pitersbarg to the Pacific terminus of the Siberian railway I- about twlceagrcitas that from New York to San Francisco. An insurance company for timbrel las and canes has been organized' in London and It will Jsme policies on ot'jer articles easily mislaid or lost. Alexandiij, A'a., has raised tho ban which from the early dajs of the set tlement made It unlawful to bring In oysters between April and Septem ber. Tho government of tlie Swiss Can ton Netinburg is considering the pro ject of competing with private com panies in tlie buslnc s or lire Insur ance. Our commerce with Cuba, which formerly amounted to 8100,000,000 a year, has declined to $20,000,000. It is an expensive war to the United Slates as well as Spam. Alabama has lot Its giant, who was seven feet 2 Inches tall. It is consid erately stated Unit lie had n dread of snake bite, and-used tlie antidote too freely In anticipation. Cheap electoral power is distributed to priv.re hou-es a distance of thirty miles from the centriistatiou at. St. Ktletine, near Lyon, KniTocv. Two dollars a month Is the charge for stif. licient power to drive a loom. In 28 years Harvard College has re ceived in gifts of money, lands nnd buildings an aggiegatc of ,20n,703, the cash gifts amounting to$7,8.T9"70.1 or an average of 2SO,000 a year. If this is maintained llarvaid will re ceive s:s,00.000 from gils or money alone during the coming century. In tlie New York city directory the Smiths still retain a long lead. They number 3183, the Krowns coining next with 1562. There are 1-1!T, Millers, 1210 Murphys. 1103 Meyers, 10S0 John sons, 1071 Kellysand 1003 Cohens. ?Co other name readies the thousand mark. Sioo Reward, 5ioo. Tlie reader of this paper will be nleased to learn that there Is at leasifc jue dreaded disease that science has iK-eu iioib ui cure in an us stages, ana t hat is Catarrh. JIall.s Catarrh Cure Is tlieonly positive cure known to the medical fniternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requircsa con stitutional treatment. llall'sCatarrh Cure Is taken internally, acting dl- icctly on the uioou ana mucous sur faces of the system, thereby de straying tho foundation of the disease and clvintr the patient strencth by curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars forany case that It falls tocure. Send for list of testi monial. Address. F. J. Cheney Ss Co., Tolebo, O. USTSold by Drnggists. 75c. Messrs. "Walker and Lee, who live on the 2forth Powder section, have just, finished shearing their large band of sheep, the entire clip amounting to about 100,000 pounds. GIVES STRENGTH TO US). It is remarkable fact that a rran never ap preciates the sufferings of others until he himself, has passed through the lire of pain (r remorse. Then it is that he looks around for those who are suffering he wants them to profit by his experience , he gives his time and money gladly for the benefit and never tires ofhisz-al. There are plenty or men weak and worn out, snuggling wiih remorse and fear, and the natural outcome of habit that brought incapacity a sense of lonesomcuets and a feeling as if the best side of life had been banulied forever. Such men should write to 'lliomas Slater, Box 390, Ka amazoo, Mich. He will send free of charce bv nnil. in a plain sealed envelope full particulars about themeilwd he used, and tins v-.ill enable any man to get a , complete cure at liome. Jl is the mnhoi Mr. bluter used io cure hinue I of the I rouble that sap the nrrnght aid vigor. I lie cure was 10 complrie. satisfying and iu h a wonderful change from lii for.ner condition that lie will gladly tell oilwrs all about it, sending all particulars. He figures that he doesn't know of a letter way to show lus ap precjad n o( hi own cure nnd tlie sufferings of others. There must Lc generous men in 'Ids world 10 off-set the tide of avarice. Write to Mr, glatarr-jt will cost nothing for his des. crfpdon ail method I t-a r Uld housekeepers will tell glass. You know it breaks makes glassware brilliantly clean in warm water or cold. Delightful to use for glass or silver, tin or wood or paint Saves your hands saves temper, bold, everywhere. Made only by , m . THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY. O PsVT89 Chi"- NeYcfk. wwwwvww-jyurO0O233aGQSG3CGC Slate MONMOUTHj OREGON A TRAINING SCHOOL FOR ..TEACHERS. Regular normal course of three vears Senior year wholly professional. Training depirtment of nine grades, with 200 children. Instruction and training in gymnastics SwcdMi svsteni) and vocal music for public schools. Tlie Voitnitf diploma is recognized by law as a State Life Certificate to tcich. Light expense, tutition, books, board and lodging (approximately) 8135, per year; students boarding themselves, $110 per year. Academic grudes ac cepted from High Schools. Catalogues cheerfully sent on application. Address J Or W WANN. MANHOOD mianmleed to cure all isrxia rower, ucaoacne, waiceiumeJS, i3$i Msnnooa, nigauy Kml Blons, Netrontiiiess.aU drains, loss of power in Ceneratlre Orfans of either sex, caused by OTer-exertlon, youthful errors, exceuire use of tobacco, opium or stimulants, which lead to Infirmity, Consumption or insaoitr. Can be carried mcaini ee. Sold prepaid. Circular Free. Manufactured by the Drue Co., distributing For sale by D. THE SAMUEL CASE. PROP. 'Ihelcadi-jg first-class hotel of Newport, onYaqnina bay. 'lhe Oregon health and summer tesort. Ihis house commands a bsautiful iew of the Pacific Ocean, Vaquina Hay and tlie Coast Hange of ountains Two routes east. In the Heart of Chicago, The Union Passenger Station in Chicago, into which all Ilurlington Route trains run is located in the very heart of the city. The principal hotels, the largest stores, lie best thcaire the b'ggest busl nes establishments are only a few b'orks distant. To reah ihrm, it un't even necessary to lake a street' car. To rcrch Chicago, it IS necessary to take the Bur lington Routc-that if. It is if you want the best there is. Two routes. via Billings, Mont., and St. Paul, Minn, For tickets ami informa tion apply to nearest ticket agent or to A C.SHi-'TK G. A 11 1. Or. MADE MEA MAN AJAX TABLETS rOSITIVIJLY CURB jg eju jttrroui jNHHt-riiiai wboi. orTltmio'erHIerlMnMnltevcnMd bjrAbuM an'l other iUceuw and lnabv cntlaaj, TAy iulct.lu atut surely rftslAtA rjMt VitAllty lu oil ftp vonnjr. ana ti iamanira(udr,l,uilBMorciarrlga. I rtent lnunlt ami Uaniamptlon it I Uaenla time. Thair no hov lamadlaU linprcnv njont and aOacta a OtJUH where alt oUwra lalL In. ut niou liBrlna tho senolna Alax Tablets. Ther hara cured Uiouunda and will enra rou. , W lra it tc;tio written guarantee to effect a care la each eoe prrelondlhenioner. llice BO cente wr packue,pr IziMckaseelfull trealmeatl lor M.bOlJr mil.la For sale at Salem, Or bv D. J. FRY. For D:icacy, for parity, and tot istproTeaeat Of the cosa plcifr. 1 nothing fiati Potxovi'a Powctw HI HOUSE OOsa- I 32j 1 m fin 1 1 11 1 1 .'1111111 9d9O6S506ceea6a you that hot water "rots" class. DUST your time, your strength, your Das!on. rfsiladclphla. Stn rnnctaco. OREGON Normal School i A CAMPBELL. Pres. Sec Ra.cu.lty. RESTORED By lulaar Br, Pcna'n Pills. Tellow Xarra I'llls. TbU woaderful remedy nervous diseases, suen at wear Memory, Loji of d in vest pocket. Ji.oo per box, 6 for $5, by maU SoldbyaUdrufrKistf. Askforit;Ukenoother. 'ean Medicine Co.. Paris. France. Lane-Dirlti in Test t Peau agents. Third and Yamhill 6t., Portland, Or. J. FRY, Salem. Northern Pacific 1 Railway. v RUNS . ' ' . I. ! ' iJullmanSleepin' Cars Elegant Dinin Cars - 1 Tourist Sleeoino- Car To St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, r'argo 'Jrand Forks, Crookston, Wlnnlncg, Helena and Butte. THROUGH TICKETS To Chicago, Washington, Philadelphia, Ntw York. Boston, and all Point East and South '.For information, dme cards, -.maps and tickets, call on or writo THOMAS, WATT & CO, AGENTS 265 Commercial srreet, Salem, Or . A. D. Chailton, Ast Morrison St., rornei Gen'!. Pass Agin I lliiiri ImiUmI, O LDDD POISON i'AJSfif.ClftlrTJCfflSSSt cored In IS WM daya. Ton can be treated A home for same price under aaaa g sa raa tr If toq prefer to eoma here eresiii.. tract to parnllroad f oreand hotel bllljio5 luiDlea. Cooner any part of the body, Ilalr orKyebrosfa foJiinc ont. It la this hecoiidarv nkuu" a'UISON wa guarantee to enre. we aollelt the saoat obati nate case and challenge the world for a case vre cannot cure. 'j'hU dUeaee ho alwera balKed tho sfelll of tho moet emlaeat pliyll clans. 500A09 caniui behind our kneoudV tlonal Bttaiantr. Absolut ottroolj leant aaejed o ""vri"""-" rjri"irsw..a ijm 03 irwn 'rgieiH I n I ami it, r 1 Xeasne, VMl XYii tte ti a no" Mnai rviuedy for Uttew.JM, jilmt, tfaermalorrhwaT F.rKir-HeBI rialixSSi'". "ie. n-miwti ate riuw, H ctuitifM. nr ur Inaeiaa- Hl.1 m, u Mt iiuu. irriiaiien ur nieeea- Irnmir musk. tia bt la u com roeav. lTttjO'TJj'r' "'' ""- wew i NMiwun.o.H. 7' .,!---,. n.a.. m br " .n''.ii H no Cham enry, la caine I &sttr4i PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES, M The board 6f trnilna ot the Oregon state Insane atylamtnvtleseeaied proposals for Inrhlihlngat the a.jlam hear Satem, Oreon, for six months eudlni December 31. IS97; the following tnp. piles: rat ooob. 3000 yd. Peo,Qtt A iUectlnj.U In .brown; per ran pi. 3000 jo PrqnotA h cling, X In., brown; as per sample. SOD yd. LonnUIe ahettlng 3d to , blwcbedj ta per sample. 800 yd, alartelllee (hi, Turk manotaetnre; as per atmple. lioa yds. ilarlner'e stripe shirting, Ameakeac: as per sample. SiOOjda. canton Daunt!, Nashna XXX, brown; as per sample. HCO yda. blaedenlma. 8 os, Amostraa; as per sample. 300 jdi. crash, blearhed. 18 In.; sa per sample 100 yds. alleala, drab; aa per sample. lit yd, while table oil cloth; aa per sampie. 10OO yds. Alaska tlcilDg; a per sample. S50 7d. A.C. A. ticking; 3d tucbr. CO yds. Farmer aatln; a per sample. SSO yds. continental cliecxeU flinne'j a pir sample. 3 dox. bolts mattreta binding, blue a per sample. 1 dos. men' cock, rotlon, 101; as per sample. 30 dox. ladle' hose, cvtlon, 101; as per sample. 15 dox. ladira' hose, cotton, bUck; a per sample. 33 dox. handkerchiefs, Turkey red; per Sam ple. 3t dox. stay binding, D. k ., No 10; aa per sample. 3 dox. coracls, 31, 1; 33, 8; 31, S; 3D. 8, 30, 3; at per sample. 13 dox aipendtr, men; a per sample. 3 greit groes pant'a buttons; as er sample. 5 gross teat button; a per atmple. 6 great crua shirt button, F. B.; as per sample. 15 Package pin F , 3; 1, 3; Eagle. 6 dox. linen thread, Marshall ft l'o ; black. 4 dox. linen thread, Marshall I: Co.; bruwn. t dox. bote hair pint; aa per sample. 3 gruaa Duplex Safely pine, No. 3; aa ler itmplo OROCIRII. 11X00 lb. Llrerpool salt. 310 lb, com atarch, Otwepo. WD Ibe. glos starch, KlnRtford'e; 1 lb. pkg 801b. Chlua atarch. 3.000 Ibe ltlce Ultud; aa per ttnii.le. 30 lb. aod. A all 400 lb, cream tartar. Fotger'a; 35 lb bo,. 3SO lb, pkarl barley; Folger'a; 25 lb boxt. 40 dox. oytter. Core Field's; No. 3. 4 dox. WureetUrshlre sauce, qt; L. k P. 4 dot. wliltk brooms; aa t-sr aample. 30 dox No. 1 beat broomt. 50groa Vulcan safety matctiea; as per lampt. 301b. macaroni. In 8 lb. boxee; white. 5 lba. Trrmlcelll, In 8 lb. boxts; white. S-0 lbs. sal aoda. 300 lba. chloride lime. 101 lba. raisins, Sultans; 30 lb. boxes. ISO lba. Zante cnrranU; 30 lb. boxes. 31 Ibt. chocolate. Eagle; 1 lb. pkg. CO lbs. bluing, Nuremberg; In balls; L ft A. C00 lbs. soda crackerx-XXX-nioru or lesa de UTerrd as required. lOdcz. cana concentrated lje; Qlant. fiO lb, beeswax, common; ss per (ample. CIIXXSE. 500 lbs. beat quality Oregon fnll cream checee mora or leas debrered aa rrqulied SCOAB. 13,000 lbs. granulated sugar; Ascrlean refinery. 30,000 lbs. Oolden C. sugar; American refinery. corns;. 6,000 lba. Costa Blca coffee; at per sample. COO lb. Java coffee; a per sample. 300 lbs. Mocha coffee; aa per (ample. 1500 lbs. Chicory coffee; as per sample. KOUXD OATS, XTO. 1500 lbs. oat mral; In barrels. 1000 lbs. rolled oata; In barrels. 6,000 lbs, cracked wheat; In barrels. 1,000 lbs. cream wheat; In barrels. 3,000 lb, hointuy small; In barrels. 1,000 lb, hominy large; In barrels. 3,000 lbs. corn mesl yellow; In barrels. tXOUH. 750 bblt. No. 1 Sour mora or less delivered ts required. 30 bbls. No. 1 Oraham flour more or lees deliv ered aa required. risH. GOO lbs. salmon per week more or less as re. quired without heads. MEATS. COO lbs. beef per day more or less delivered as required equal parts, tore and hind quarters. 300 lb, mntton more or less delivered aa re quired equal part, tore and bind quarters. CROCKXRT. 33 dox. tea cups, W, O. ware; aa per sample. 1 dos. pltchera' toilet, Vf. Q.ware; as per sam ple. 30 dox. soun bowls. W. O. wtrer as ner aamnle. lOdoz. dinner plates, W. a. ware; as per sua- 8 dox. plo plates, W. a. vnrei as per sample. 3 dox. pitchers, 1 gsl.t W. a. wire; as per sample. 3 dox. pitchers, H ffal., W. U. wsre; as per uiuio. 0 dox. bakeri, 13 In., w. a, wsre; ss per sample. iv uoi. macro, lu in., n. u. ware; as per sample. 6 dox. bakers, T In.. W. Q. ware; as per sample. 15 dox glass tumblers; aa per sample. 3 dox. salt th tiers as per sample. 3 doz. syrup pitchers; as per sample. 3 doz. lamp chimneys; as per sample. 1 dox. lamp chimneys; as per ssmple. 3 doz. vinegar emits; ts per sample, axAM. 5,000 lbs. beans rmall white; ss per ssmple, MUCXIAAmOCS. 4 dox. mop handlss; ss per ssu.ple. 3 dos. parralBne handles; aa per sample 1 dot. wash boards, Ked Crow; as per sample. 10 doz. combs dressing; ss per sample. 3 dos. shoe bUcklac. Masen's: as ner aamnle. 3 doz dusters Ostrich feather 33 in.; as per 300 pipes and stems; Shaker; ss per ssmple. 3 doz. spttoons; gTanlte iron; at per simple. SOAP. 3S00 lbs, iiet Bsvon, best standird sosp. 1500 cakes Ivory; ss per sample, 180 cakes shaving, J. 11. Williams; ssper sample. 81 toilet; aa per samples. sneu. GOO lbs. pepper, black slsndsrd greund: In 8 lb. cans. 100 lbs. mustard, ttiniHrd ground; In 8 lb. ctns. 33 lb, mace, standard ground; In 6 lb. cans, 100 lb, ginger, standard ground ; in 5 lb. cans. Ui Hm rlnnamnn afrMat ifmnmti InRlh ..ana 35 lb. Cayenne pepper, standard ground; In 5 IU. UUI, 35 lbs. sage, standird ground; in 8 lb. cans. 10 lbs, clove, standard ground; In B lb, cans, 10 lb, nutmegs whole, TOBACOO 3.000 lbs. Even Change. 800 lbs. O.K. Durban., 3 oz. pkg. oils Aim TunrENTina. ICO gal. Turpentine; In barrels. CO gal. Unseed oil boiled; In barrels. BOOTS AHD SUOIS. ' 88 prs. Isdiea shoes; Slxe, 4,30: 8,38; 0,38; T, 13; 8, fit aa per sample. 54 prs; Men's boots; 8, 8; 7, 8; 8, 18; 9, 18; 10, Dnocs, 3 kilogrammes scld boric, powder; Squibb. 50 trammes add hydrocyanic dll.i Squibb. 1 kilogramme acid tartarlot Pqalbb. 3 kilogramme ammonia brom.; Bqulbb. 1 kilogramme smmonls ctrbonate; Bqulbb. 3 kilogramme smmonls mur. grsnnlsledi Bqulbb. 3C0 grsmmes calomel; Squibb. 250 grammss flexlbl collodion; Squibb. 6 kilogramme ced liver oil. In COO grata, bottl't; Bqulbb. 3 kilogrammes bismuth mbnlt.i Bqulbb, 500 grammes powd opium; Bqulbb, 1 kilogramme potasalum clilor. powd.; Bqulbb, 3 kilogramme potassium Iodide; Bqulbb, 1 kilogramme potassium citrate; Bqulbb. 4 kilogramme potassium and sod. tsrt.t Bqulbb. p I kilogramme iron pyronhopbtteiSoulbb. 3 kilogramme sol, iron chlorldej Bqulbb. 4 kilogramme sodium bicarb.) Bqulbb. 4 kilogramme sodium bromide; Bqulbb. 800 gretBuus sodium solleylate; bqulbb, 600 gramme xlno oxide; Bqulbb. BO) arsmmes acid salicylic; Bqulbb. 3 kilogranhiirs up. nitron ether, Bqulbb. 1 kilogramme Fowler solution; Bqulbb. 1 lb. acid sallies P. 4; W, 1 b. acid murl.tjeo. P.tP. ft w. tot, catfelncll.il. ft W. S3 lb. chloral hydrate, crystals; P. ft w. 35 b, potatalnci bromide gran.; 1'. ft tV. 3 ox ucFrphlnsulnh.;P.ft w, ' 80 o. qnlnlno snlpb. In 6 , cans; P. k.W, , . 4 lb, sodlno pfcos. gran.; P. & w. t ox. aodlam nitrate; Murck. 6 gal. cone, water ,o( ammonia la glass cnn iainer;MaL 10 lb. ctrbollo scld cold label; Mil. biu, BMffneai cafa; k. si as, 5 lb, oil sweet orang "Dorilei;" Lohn ft Fink, 3 lb. oil lemon "Duplex;" fcobn ft rink-. if lb. oil BerghtWj Lobn ft Fink. H lb. oil WI4er Almond! Lobn ft rinV. 1 lb.TMllla bean 8 In.; Lobn X Flak. 13 lb. aetd murUUo com. in 8 lb. glass atoppered artseei JEat, ID lb, Amtoon mur. iTaDuItted. W lb. powd. borax, ' - K 16. r-'idd pxliUltttt hit. 13 lb. guj cimpbof-. il lb. oin arabfc Stlttrt. to lb. Iiwin Mill. I Id pnilSedttlrnm. 1 lb Olark aotlmene. lib pod ppl net Fain hIV! IOox.attlk,mhI 15 ox. phenicrtme. 73 ox anjrontl. Sdi. fnrSphtn H dox. lltren llq Fcrrl albamlnttl t dcs. Llnyrii hj drattlt. H lx Lltrrlne 4 dox. Bltboi LIT Clt. ni'pnftU. 6 dox I'lilill) Irani. od !tveroll Urge. H d,t ondc Peptu Minctn. i dox. Hi.rllck .Mtlel 3,11k extra lalge. solb, Wtnipj emr. Hj;?pbophltta Co. In 5 lb.botllca 30tS empty capnle No. 1; P. D. ft Co 35 lb. rbtillp Digestible Cocoa )- dos. Vln Cocoa Msrltnl. t lb. granulated arnica fl.iwers; IJIIy ft Co. 3 lb. granntatrd colnnibo In t lb. tin; .Lilly ft Co. 8 lb. granulated lut v.imlra In 1 ill tins; Lilly ft cv. 5 lb. Ft. Fit. Tleebti: P. D. ft C(. 6 In Fl. xt. Cctr Segfndi; t D. A Co. 1 lb Kl. tit. OcMUii, I'. O. ft Co. 5 lb. 1. Eii. J.:.. 1 1). A. C. leib. Ft t I.h.h etP l. ft Cm II) lb t'l. l'.xt bf-ll: I'. i. ft Ce. lb Fl Est. Wild CbTy tmr syiup; P. D. a Co. 10 lb Stisipinllt Co ftMra,r 1) ft Co lOiii carwnlrs qnlulae uipb. 3 gr.; I'. II. ft Co. Jflrn ci-ul qntn ne snlpb. 3 gr s P. I. ft Lo. SO0 eacu li)otltmile ItblelS .Vo'r, XIA.4S.0i); Wtetb In lubes. 000 romprersrd powd. Dovm A jr.: Wjeth. ll coinpieoeil txiwd. Aeliii.llld Oet 6 gr. Wystb. 600 romtretsel ;w.l, Cslrmtt ft BmI. Blrarb No. I; W.etli. Wm (julnprii-'fl pond. Cilemrl ft Sod. Dlcttb No.3;TTylb soicoiupirHl pewd. I)liiul;Tjtli 500 oUrtra ioil. bl. fcollcjliie 8 gr. Wy,lh. 8 lb. plt.s eorap. eathtrtlo Imp. No. 180, P. D ft Co. All ttblt 1 1 II to be Id b itle ef 9. SiV.0 tub int. Ai'.lti, UHltd ft Ptduph; Wyeth. :H) tub. Int Cerinui Ox. 1 r. "Mh. 1WI0 Ub. Irll Cat. ft Hud. lllcilb Ct,; Wyeth luut.b. till, lal, ft soil iirttbo It Wyttli. 1IO0 lib. trlL Cat. & b,d lltetrb No. $ Wyelb. 1WU tab till Cil. ft hod. No. 4; Wjetb. 10U0 tab. trlt. Ctl and bud Bicarb UcGlert; Wyeth. low tab trlt. Dnvcrs powil. 3H gn; Wyrlh. 1000 ub trlt fern qnlnlne ac. arre-i. ft tryib. Wyeth. MW tab. trlt- ext nnx vomica' , gr , Vreth. 10V.O tab. trtl !. OlIX vouiua tj gr ; WJtlb, 10.0 lab tllt.ov.l o.lutn'jUM tb. COO tab. trlt poird. opliitu 1 ur.; Wyelh. bUU tab trlt eltji Ii Mllb. 1-30 gr t Wyeth. MO lab. titt Uracil, illlpb. 1-1 J. ,r.; Wyeih. 500 Ub- trlt atiyeti. till) b. 1-0.1 gr. ; W Jf III. 6 rolls silk Inn, Ian plttler lu 1 yd. rul't; 8. ft i. C roll mutttid Ion loth) platter lu 1 yd. roll; H. ft J. rj bvltadort idaater In 1 yd. rolls; b. ft '. 0 IbalworrM lit r.tloli; H. ft J. ), dux Ali.ln t'tiuulHtu tjilnge Xo. 4. H dux rubber n tier buttits J qt. cloth covered, W. T. ft Co. . 3 ill x. wilt inbbtr ctthctera No's. 10, 11, anil 11, amoned;W. T A Co. H act. hard rubber yilngt'S No. 301; W. T. ft Co. H doz. htrd rubber etr ryrlngrs H ox.; W. T. ft Co. 1 doz. glaasesr tyrlngea;W. T. . Co. 3 dot. 1'avl laon'a aytlnra No. 2. 1 glaas gradualed piec-olating jar 1 gal ; W, T. ft Co. 1 each gltat ribbed funnels 3 aa 1 fit oa.; W. T. ft Co. 1 glass fluted baud trade funnel 1 gtl.; W. T. ft Co. 1 glaas mottarlrloz.1 W. T. ft Co. 1 each acme graduate 4, 8, 18 and 33 or.; V. T. ft Co. 5000 earh Phoenix Powder Papers No's. 7 aod 18; W. T. ft Co. 10U0 each Phoenix Towdcr Papers No. 73 and 7311.; W. T. ft Co. 100 each white alter papers 10. 13, 13, snd 30 Inch.; W. T. ft Co. 1 gross prescription vtala Philadelphia ovsl 3, 4, 8 aud 8 ox.; W. V. ft Co. 8 gross circle A extra long prescription corks No. 6. 30 lb. Sttsr'ns carctra ironutlc. lUBbWAlE. 3500 lb, blackainlth' coal; a per umple. 5U each uacblLe bolta, U-16x3, 3-16x3, 3-18it, Uxlt, 5-16xlU, 5-16x2 and 8-lCx3 lncbts. Ul eacii carriage noun, Norway, nil. nai. Wil. bxaUnnil Uxliuclie. 13 each T. boltt. !(, 5-18x2. Jilt and Sx5ln. 8 flatbaatard fllea, lilncliei. 6 flat mill baataidnle. 13 Inches. 3 half round baataid 11 K, li Inches. 3 hquare bialartl M H, 11 iuchrs. 3 roliuit b lata 11I Mr, li luchei. 3 earh flat mill tllrs, 4, C, 8, 10 Inches. 3 Heller 11m. boras raaps, 10 Inches. 10J fret each of UU. Uxl, ItxtU, Jail'-j. in. flat Norway Irou. I0U leol eacn or ,' i. o-iu, .'a sun n in rouun nor. wsy irou, COfeet eachpf MlSftnl s.xlJt In. flat Nor way Iron. 20 feet each ol Xx1& ami Wi lu. toe steel. 8 feet of Jjlnrcla.ou sliel 35 fco each ot ).j and In. squire Norway iron. 20 feet of liin. harrow tooth steel. 10 lbs. each of H, .'i. M0 and ti In. blank nuts. 6 lbs. each of Nos. 5, 0,7, snd 8 Putnam horse shoe unlls. 1 full side Isce leathar; as per sample. 1 Elliott lace cutter. 3 C'o'a wrench knife handles; 13 In, 1 Cos's wrench knUe handle; il in. 1 each Coe's twist drills, u-33, 5-10 and 5ilu. 1 engineer's oiler l, 5 piece, and tray, nlckle pitted; Fig. 1B20 Kumaey ft biaeuiler Co.'s csts logue, No. 23. 300 feet msnllls rops, In. dlaru. 1 F. J. Fops' blicksmith'a kulle, In. blade, and oue extra blade 4 lu, for same. lavage block, No. I, alio 4x16x13 In. lCSIbs. 1 Chenney's patent blacksmith rone, No. 1, height 33 in. ill am.; btae 8 in, Mini ; top, 1 lu, 1 each of J, U. Carr cntfr jilug lapa U No. SO threads-la No. le Ihreia,; No. 18 thread. 7-10 No. It thread, ', No. 13 thread tud a No. It thrrtd, all V threads. 8 eaih rue htrdeurd set scrswr, l4xl,No. 30 thread, S-lCxl, No. 18 thread, ,xlU No. 10 thread, 1.3xli( No. 13 tbrrid, ,xl!4 No. II ttread, VLi'tirmo, 21 socket couplings, a. in. 13 socket roupllnits, 1 1.3 lu, 30 feet ct i in. black pipe, CO feet of U In. blacic pipe. 100 feet e sch of ?;, 1-3, ii aud 1 in. Mscb pipe, 100 feet of 1-3 lu. gslvintxed pipe. CO fet of 1 1-3 lu. galrmlzed pipe. 13 feet OarlocV spiral platen ptcklug,3.18 In, 5 lb. o( Clinton flax sqntro picking J J lu. 10 It. of li In lllradtlpe, 10 ft, of D( in. D. lead pipe. 10 fl, of 1 1-i In. D lead pipe. 12 each Jruklus dUo valvrs 1-2 in, snd 1 In, 13 each JcuHna value dUr 1.2 lu, and U In, 3i elbows U lu. 74 (tree! elbows 1 3 In. tiski.no 3 kheetsNo. lit galvanized iron 30 X Oil, 3 sheets No 23 galvsntzrd iron SO X tW. 0 sheet No. 20 gilvauUed Iron CO X 04, 1Q ibeet No, 18 ualvanlxeil Iron SO X W. 1 pair 5 lb, ao!J,r ropper, CO bushel charcoal, 1001b. solihr 1-B aud 12 1 box XXXX blight charcoal tin CO X 38. 1 bundle UJ lUt. or No. 7 bright wire. 2000 tluued rivets 0 lb. Bam pit may bestenat Ihe cnruiubaary cf the aiyluw, ObdU must be in accordance wllh samples, snd be lu orlglusl packages, when poa slble. Other things belPK'qosl-srtlcles of Ore. gon production or msuufarluie will be given preference. Delivery of supplies will be required Wtthlu Of Itetl days' rjctk-e of tcteptsnro cf Lid pach.blj must Include all Ihe Items sud tolsls lu full, yrlb the exceptions of flour, meat and flau. Vouchers will not be Issued unlit tho bidder has completed his contract, aud payment wual swsll appropriation! by Ihe legislature. A copy of Ihe adveitlsemenl inuat ai company each bid, and the mm of the class of supplies be Inscribed on Ibe envelope. Auditing officer ie prohibited from eoonrnilDz areounts of purchsse when the sd- vettUeucnt does not toiilstn a full description J of the ertlclrs to It) pwrbircd. -'fh Udder rllt l.a rm!red to furulahnllhlilsbldareitlted !rbrk In au smount equal to ttn per tint, of his bid (sate that for flour Ihe check I to be for 1400, for rnctt 'if), for fl"h t75l , payable to the order ol the board, lo be returned lu esse his bid re jected or his propessl compiled wltb. The right to reject svy and all bid Is reservtdi Dlds will be opened st Ihe governor's office st 3;W o'clock p. m , Tuesday, duly 0, IttfT. Wkf . p. LORD, U, M. XIHOAID, PHIU MerSCHAN, ' " W.rd of rmsttse, O. 9 1. A. wwmieiyii immnmim EAST AND SOUTH -VIA- THE SHASTA ROUTE OK THE Southern Pacific Co KXPRrsS TRAINS ROX DAILY firco Mi I.r Ml I.r . 'O'tlarhfT A 8.-JO riV Lv . Satera .' Lr 90 AM a a Ar. Sin Francisco Ly f Hno f m v Above train itrn at ail rfsnml Tt"fl".TL bet. Portland and Salem, Tniner Marlctv IcfUrsen, AUany, Tangent, bhedds. llalsey, Harmburf, Junclion City, Eugene, Ctcswefl,i CotWge Urove, Dmio, Oakknd. and all sta tions from Koeburg to Aihland, inclusive. ROrllfRG MAIL, , IHUY. S.-jo A m i I.t . I"bitTancJl Ar I430PM ii.-ooa xtr l.v .. Salem... . LvJa.-ooPM S.'Jo pal Ar....Kosebiugj. Lv (7.'3oam I'ullnwn bBlTti sleeper and second clajs leepln cars a't'iheJ to all ttrouch trai nt WET SIDE DIVISION. BWWKfN rtlRTlAN'D AND CORVALUS. .Mall lialtw ial y except Sunday. 7'JO A tl Lv l'Orilarjd.v. "At I f'i r il 13, 15 P M J Ar C6rviiiris . Lvf i.'ojrM At AllHo; and Corral In connect with train ol ihe O. C & E. Ry. rXI'RBS TRAIN DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. 4.-JU P Ml l.-v .. ttitllaiHl '.. Ar) S.-a? A M 7.-30P Mj l.r. Mllnnville Lvfc.-tg A M ljirCCt COtmfCli.irn at n Rnnrio-n wit, Uccultntal aud Uiiemal and Pacific mail sieamah n llnw for JAPAN AND CHINA Ji iilg tiairs uti J icaiion Hates and tickets to Eastern points ani Europe. AIo JAPAN. CHINA, I10NO LULU and AUMHALLIA can obtained liom W. V. SKINNEK, nclet Afiint, Sakm R. KOEHLER, Minager. E.JP. ROGERS, A.U. K MP. A. Portland. - ' ar Through Tickets vTO THE S ST! Jtl jt. VIA THE O.'iioi. Pacific System Ittrough l"ullrr.an Palace Sleepert. Tourts SJeepera and Free Reclining;; Chair- cJv.y between Portland to Chicago Our trains are beatedj bf steam and lighted by Pintle J light. Time to Chicago, 3 i-i Jays Time to New York, 4 1-3 days. Which is many hours quicker than conrj pttitors. vFor rates, time tables and full Informatlcn apply to BOISE ct MARKER,) Agents, Salem, Oi R.WV BAXTER, C.E. BROWN, General Agent Dlst. Pass. Agent 155 i ruru street, touianq 0. R. &. N. CO. TO THE EAST GIVES lllp CHOICb OF Two Transcontinental Routep. Via Spokane Minneapolis at Paul and Den ver Omaha and Kansas City, Low rates to eastern cities, Fot full details call on or address BOISE & BARKER agents, Salem. Oregon, OCEAN DIVISION.?.; Portland n Francisco,' Steamers leave Ainsworth dock. Portland June 2, 7. I2,"i6, 3f, s6eand July 1, 6, 11, 16, 21, 26 nnd3f. Fare Cabin, Si2steemge, $6. WILLAJiIETTE RIVER DIVISION. rORTLAND-SALEM Daily Salcml scrv. ice: ateamcr Ruth (or .Portland, Monday, Wcdnetilay and Friday at 10 a. m. Steamer Elmore for Portland Tuday, Thursday a&d Saturday, at 7115 a. m, Returning, leave Ash atreet dock, Portland, daily except Sunday, at 6 a. m, Passengers given transfers to electric line at Oregon City if desired, mak ing it possible to reach Portland nt I p. m. CORVALLIS-SALE.M ROUTE;- The steamer Ruth for Cotvallis, Tuesday, Tliurs day and Saturday at 3.'3o p.m.,tcrAirning, lv. Corvnllis at 6 a. m. on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Round tilp tickets to all points in Oregon, Washlnglon, California cr tho East. Connections made at Portland ,itb all rail, ocean nrd river lines, Call on (J. M. Powers Jgent, foot Trade stieef. e. McNeill.- Pres, and Manager, W. II. HURLBURT. Uen'l Pas. Agt. Portland, Or. For full deta'is call on or address B G.M. POWERS Foot of 1 rade at Local Agenj, OREGON CENTRAL Eastern. R, R. Company J. VAQUINA IIAV jiOUTE. Connectino at Yaa.iina llav wltlitriffKiB Francisco & Yariuin l)?y SleamshipCo. STEAMER FAHA.TjnN.f' Sails from Yaquina cvy8 days, for San Irancisco, Coos Hay, Ivjit Oifotd, Ttlnidad anu mimuoii uy, Passenger . .ttcctmi.n.lauons unsuipassed. Shortest roufcli?trT the Willamette valley and Clfofh. Fate lroH Allwny o- points vresUoBu Francisce: Cal.m. In- ticrmr-c tc-In I 'jvw Bay and Port OHWd,iabin 16; to fjumbold. Iiay, cabin, J5 ro8bd trip, go 1 r days, l6t "RiVERlVJsIO.x aicamcr "Aiirny I'CUVtcn fortiana una Corvallu, through w'uhout layvrr, Eeaves Salrm 10:45 a. in, Tnodayj, Thursdays ad Saiuidayslwus PljMSYprQliill street dock, 6;oo siasiJBaJJaysiycdiaftdayt and Fridays, J3r " EDWIN STOJ r j4nagcr, CcrvalH",'Oii J. C, MAYO, Slv. Wn DlyWtwi, ' 7-45 A i I ' i -f - 1 T 4 at n f a i . K t ' "-V- -s jix - -" -Jrti. ftHT'V"- TWf-a - '