Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, December 21, 1897, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextALL, KINDS OR Useful Presents Long chains, wntches, brooches, chains, hat pl silver novelties, also solid cold, solid Mlcd and Silver Spcctales and Eye Glasses wliluh will be refitted In case itnes do not lit, without extra cost, every purchase Is warranted by CHAS, H,. HINGES, DrF, Expert optician, watchmaker and diamond setter, 2d door north of postofficc, Salem, Or, IT'S A. Gliidll sweep For 11 Days Only But 11 days for business left In this year -and during that time we are going to give a "CLEAN SWEEP SALE" that will make you more money than any sale advertised heretofore. Do you want to make four dollars buy five dollars worth of Roods? If so, attend this sale, for that will be the purchasing power of your eagles. Everything goes, no reserves, for It Is a "CLEAN SWEEP SALE." "The Boys' Outfitter," 297 N. B. No coupons given at these prices. All The Newest Perfumes Delicate and Lasting. A large assortment and low prices rule at Frys Drug Store, SALEMITES IN ALASKA. No Word Received Yet as to Their Whereabouts. The Salem Klondike narty composed of Prof. Hall, Welch, Mr. and. Mrs. Jory and Mr. Bayne has not been heard from since they left Lake Lin dermann. It was the intention of Hall, Welch and Bayne to not push into Dawson Uity if provisions were scarce there. If they had gone there they would have been heard from by tills time. Parties have comi out from Dawson as late as November :$. Prof. Hall in Ills last letter to The Journal wrote thai a rich strike had' been made this side of Dawson. It is more than likely that they struck out for that and they may have cone up the Stewart or. Hootallnqua river. A party is to leave Liberty, south of Salem, ff,r the. Klondike country in about two weeks. Letters will be ocnt by them to theSaleii'ites. Their Salem families would rejoice over no better Christmas gift than a letter from Klondike. BORN. "WALTON. At the family home, 305 Center street, at 2 p. m. Sunday Dec ember 10, 1897 to Mr. and Mrs. J. Walton, a daughter. Catarrh Cured. A clear head and sweet breath seemed with Shi'oh's Cotarro tlteniedy sold 'on a guarantee. Nasal injector free Sold by D. J. Fry. Karl's Clover Koot Tea, tor Constipation it's the Best and if after using'it you don't say so, return the package and get your money. Sold by D. J. Fry. w i(a e.yasiT. KSyinjduT' O.C.T o STEAMERS Altona and Ramona leaves for Portland daily, ex cept Sunday al7 :45 a, i Quick time, regular sei vice and low rates. Dock between t 'ate and Court streets. M. V. BALDW Acent. Jaleni. M &&m ?&$8&EK38. Nc-iv-vq, y2S52!SCidS2rs!0;2SS Grocery! 100 Court st. Try our Christmas candy. Wholesale and retail cheap. New currants, New raisins, New nuts, No old stock and close prices on everything, JOHNSPN & BUTCHART We are in the market to buy Dried Prunes, Dried Apples, Green Apples, Potatoes, Onions, OREGON fruit ft PR0DUC&-00 MtrS? Mil? 'si f I IP w scarf pins, and sale, B. F. NBFF. Commercial st., Salem, STATE NEWS. January 3, Is the day for Newberg's city election. All drygoods stores In Eugene will remain open nights this week. E. C. Stephens Is the new post master at Butevllle, Marlon county. A young man recently broke the faro bank In Pendleton, winning $4000. The Champion mine In theBohemla district was sold last week to aChlcago syndicate. Dr. Smith, was the free sliver can didate for mayor In Pendleton and received a majority of 180 votes out ot 800 yotes cast. oGus Wachlln, convicted of the murder of John L. Ledrlck has ap plied for a new trial, The motion will be heard. The Christmas yacatlon at the For est Grove college will be from Decem ber 24 to January 3. The winter term will begin January 4. A novel sight in Eugene Is an apple tree with young apples on about the size of marbles growing just as If it were spring says the Eugene Guard. A tramp exchanged his old shoes for a pair the night clerk of a hotel in Eugene was drying by the olllce stove while the clerk wentto.thell o'clock train. James Ncsbit and Hattlc McCann were arrested at Hoseburg Saturday, on a wut rant rrom too cuter 01 ponce ofPortlana, charged with lewd co habitation. They were taken to Portland for trial. On Saturday morning Mrs. Rebecca Fisher, of Junction City, died at the home of her son, Geo. Fisher, aged, 70 years. C months and 20 days. She was one of Oregon's pioneers. r Three marriage licenses have been Issued inClackamascounty to remarry, owing to the lecent decision that marrying within 0 months after di vorce makes ft Illegal in this state. A meeting of the board of directors of the Willamette Valley Chautau qua Association was held this week, at Oregon City, at which it was de cided to hold the annual assembly at Gladstone Park, July 12 to 23. The motion for a new trial In the case of JamesLee.conylcted, of rape In Washington county was overruled and Lee was sentenced to the nenten- tlary for.3 years. He was allowed 00 days to perfect an appeal. W. w. Annans, a farmer Hying four miles south of Cornelius, dropped dead of heart disease in the county clerk's olllce, at Hillsboro. He was 55 years old, Hcartfailurc was the cause. County Commissioner Buchanon, living 10 miles south of Corvallls, Fri day morning suffered a stroke of pa ralysis. His vhole left side is affected and his physician says his condition Is critical, Members of the family who were absent from home have been summoned to the bedside. Mr. Bu chanon is one of Oregon's pioneers John Morgan, of Junction City, was found dead at an early hour Sat urday morning in tils woodshed. Ills death resulted from heart failure. Neighbors state the heard groans last night, but did not make any in vestigation. He was 65 years old. His only relation Hying In this state is Mrs. It. P. Caldwell.liis sister. Fourteen district school clerks had money in the Pfanner bank failure at Forest Grove, though the deposits were eutered as trust funds the clerks nave since hud to make good the amounts. Nobody wants the respon sibility of an unsalaried olllce and now all school money Is left In the county treasury. Holiday Excursion Rates. It has teen arranged by the C. C. & E. 11. R. Co. to make a holiday ex curdon rate of 1 1-5 fare for round trip tickets good between all riycr points. The tickets will be on sale and will be good going from Decern ber 23 to 28 inclusive, aud to return January 4, 1898. J. C. Mayo, Supt. River Division. Dreadfully Nervous, Gents I was dreadfully netvou and for for relief took your Karl's Clover Root Tea. It quieted my nerves and strengthene my whole Nervous System. I was troubled with Constipation, Kidney and Bowel trouble. Your Tea soon cleansed my system so thor oughly that I rapidly regained , health and strength. Mrs. S. A, Sweet. Hartford, Conn. Sold by D, J. Fry. m Notice. Notice Is hereby utveu llmt I will not be responsible for unv dents ron. traded on wy account.except by myself 111 jJciBuu. .u'uieu aioaiemreiion.iiiis November 10,1897, 12 17 2w ItUBEN LEE. Be Not Deceived I A Coujh, Iloneness o Croup are not to be trifled with. A dose in rrae ofShilo's Cure will save )ou rouih touble , Hold by D. . Pty. OABTonxa. TU to nsils crfutut el Zt&xT-u&AtM wijv JOURNAL "X RAYS." Old wildurxof the Confederate army aj ci uuii it iivrt E. Lee, that every ilgl i IiccmIIimI his stuff around him ititi i td rillitlous services, or at lemt iimi rs, in iis lMt,. All will runioiu -xir tlicMoiy of the remark of tin colored body servant of (Jen. Stone wall Jacksen: "When de general prays mighty hard of a night, 1 knows nc Is going to liaba h 1 of a light next day." Following paragraphs indicate that Gov. Fletcher lias revlcd a favorite delusion of ills that lie Is a very llncly shaped man: "A lady suggested to Uncle Charley inlllc., l)av? Loorioy and A. B. Hudlc- son, or.ieireron, inatincy wear cor nets at any dances tlicy might attend In tlio future In order to take up less room. We believe that good caiivass uinehes would serve the purpose bet ter. "If TiiKJomtNAr. man will bring up ins in nc line, lie win una timt we arc considerably broader across the hips tnana Mimgic is uiick." Fletcher lias reccntlv moved to Jef ferson ana picks out three or the Milid men up there to run on at a great rate about their shape. We will say right here that there arc no liner porportioncd men in America than Hudleson and Looney. In his youth Uncle Charley Miller was possibly a little more of a beauty than now. llut take some of the Dakota wind out of Fletcher anil he'd look more like a collapsed balloon than an Adonis. They are getting up a grand old folks ball at Jefferson for New Year's eye. If Fletcher goes they will have more to contend with Ills girth at the supper table than In the ballroom. If we are going to have the gold standard as a national financial policy, 'or heaven's sake give it us, and give It us hard, and so we can know what we've got, Tliis folly of a president talking blmctallsm and a secretary of the treasury talking gold standard, has gone far enough. As Mr. Gage says, the Bryan people are the only people who understand cleaily what they want and have the courage of their convictions to demand. A little Salem boy saw a skeleton the other day for the first time, and asked his mamma: "What do you call that man that's empty and has noth ing on the outside ot htm?" The Ashland Town Talk 4i by 7 Indies, 28 pages, has entered on its second year. The 1 1 ttle papers do well. Lebanon Express: The young men of the "Tammany" club organized last Saturday night and' adopted by laws. They named the club the Young Men'n Social Reform Club. They elected officers as follews: Geo. S.Gilstrap, manage ; Lewis Crandall, John none, Ed, Humphrey, Arthur Hardy, Lyle Baker, assistant man agers; G. W. Cruson, president; Henry Smith, "Ice president: Herbert Simp son, Secretary; W. W, Elklns, treas ure. A f ter the election of olllcers the club was given a royal banquet at Miller's hall, by the ladles of Lebanon woo wisueu to encourage tnem in their new work. The club has rented the vacant building next to Dr. Foley's drug store, and will soon occupy their new quarters. How would a one-plank anti-grafter piatlorni do in Urcgon. "Four Years Among the Criminals" is the subject of one of the bright and entertaining addresses at the next State Teacuer's association. The Republicans will be Just mean enough to get In and buy up all that Nebraska cornmeal. They don't want the Pops to live too well. D No funeral In Salem since Novem ber 10. Prosperity lias not struck the cemetery business. Popullbt Nebraska is furnishing Gild Standard Oregon with golden con. meal. According to Dr. Lane, it wasn't exactly golden Nebraska Populist cornmeal that Ikc Patterson furnished the asylum. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured wllh local applications, as tliey ttie blood cannot reach the seat of disease. Catarrli is a or constitutional disease. and in order to cure it you must take In tcrnal remedies. Hall's Catanh Cure Is not a quack medicine. It was pre scribed by one of the best physicians In tills country for years, and is a reg ular prescription. It Is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting di rectly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two In gredients is what produces such wonderful results In curing catarrli. Send for testimony, free. F. G. Cheney. & Co., Prop3., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, price 75c. Stop that cough. Talce warning, lead to consumption, A 25c, Shiloh's Cure may save jour life. D. J. Fry. It may bottle ot Sold by ill and great excitement prevailed at the corner of Ferry and Commercial streets, Saturday afternoon when a suspicious, though a very gentlemanly locking fellow, who had been sauntering up and down Commercial street looking eagerly Into all grocery stores as If his life depended upon what he sought, an olllcer suspiciously arrested him as lie was about to enter the P. O. grocery store to buy a complete stock of groceries and crockery and it is feared by the other dealers in Balem that lie will cxposo the fact that Horrltt & Lawrence's 6tore Is the cheapest place on eartn to buy 'Strictly up-to-date groceries. Christmas and New Year Cash Prices. Aumsville and Salem flour 81 per Citron 15c per lb. Walnuts 5 to 10c per lb, Plain mixed candy, 3 lbs for 25c. Dates 10c per lb. Itac.ri luc per lb. ('wiry hicnn hacks Oo per lb. New khoulder arpcrlh. Our Mother's Mince meat 15 a per Fancy boiled elder for mince plus, rrltt & m Old P, O, Scrofuia In Its thousands of 'orrri la h to'-it W. rlble affliction of the human rar. Suit rheum, norcs, firtipti' -in 'Is ill hum-- , welling, etc., orirrl"atn In 1 'out nd are cared br Ih - o-rent it. vily i Blood. Purifier, Hood's Barsnpiirilla. Tub advanced theory of today thai tuber culosis, or consumption, Is curable bs proper nutrition, caro and pur'fylng tti blood, finds confirmation In the experi ence of many who have been cured by Hood's Sarsaparif ja Hood's Pills cure sick IieiuUche. sv. NKNOJBTsWSWV DEALER : GROCERIES PahiU, Oils Window Glass Var nish, and tbe most complete stock of Brushes of all kinds in tbo state Artists materials, lime; hair; ce ment and shingles; and the finest quality of crass seed. WANTED, ETC. Now today advertisements tour lines or less in this column Inserted three times for 25 cts, SO cts. a week, $1 per month. All over four lines ot B.'.rae rate. FOR RENT. A good double room for one or two gentlemen, in business part of city. Kent low. Inquire at 197 Commercial street, 12-IS tl MONEY TO LON,-Real estate and loans negotiated by C. Marsh, office No. 2-5 Commercial street. 12-14 tl WANTED. Growers having onion sets to tell are requested to leyve sample and cash price at this office. 12-14 tf FOR BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE Ard notarial woik call on K. K. Ryan at 156 8 State street, old Armory building. Terms reasonable. WANTED--By Old Established House High Grade Man or Woman, good Chuich standing, willing to learn our business then to act as Manager and State Correspondent here. Satery $900, Enclose sellf-addres-sed envelope to A. T. Elder, General Manager, Box X, care Daily (Journal, b 12 6 im WANTED Reliable young man, or woman. Stead employment, for right party. Bmliro's.-liK State street, Salem, Oregon. WANTED Reliable young man, or woman. Steady employment, for right party. BarrlWs. 1 1 IS State street, Salem, Oregon. i2-i-3m MISS GERTRUDE ROBERTS Sten ographer and typwriter. All classes ot work handled with dispatch. Office in Gray block, with Sherman, Condit & Park, Salem, Telephone 14. it 26 imt ROOM3 TO RENT-Nicely furnished rooms, near state I ouss, for gentlemen. Terms reasonable. Inquire at 276 State street n-23-tfH FOR RENT. Good office room on ground floodlighted and heated, rates low. Inquire at ouinal oilice. tl RIGHT IN TOWN Any one wanting drain tile in small rr largequantiiies can get them right here in town. Call at Journal office, tf " Honest John " Truss, Cures SO Fei Cent. A new truss on a new principle. No back pressure: Dr. Stone's Drug Store, agent fjr Salem Oi. dacwl2 2 31 No more Coflln Monopllesln Salem. 256 Commercial street, lias just added a full and complete line of Collins, Caskets, Robes and everythingpretainlng to tho under taking business. Embalming a Kpeclalty. Needs no recommendation as lie has practiced his profession in Salem for 15 yeart and that will speak for Itself. I also carry a full line of furniture, carpets, wall paper, mould Ings. Prices to fit the hard times. Call and be convinced. Phone at store No, 103, at houao No. 104. NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING IN THE UNITED STATES. A book of two hundred pages containing a catalogue ol about fit thousand newspapers berg nil that are credited by the American Newspaper Direc tory (December edition for 1897) with having tegular iisues of 1,000 copies or more. Also seperate State maps cf each and every State in the American Uu'on, naming only these towns enly in wlieri are issued newspapeis having more thsm l,oco circulation. This book (issued December lf. IO07)wilI be s-nt postage paid, to any address, on receipt of one dollar. AUdress xneueo. v. uoweu navertis ing Co, to hpruce ht., New Ycrk. 12 17 2w sack. lb, 2 for 25c 2.1c per qt, Lawrenc GnlS J 7 fj . IN b ? ft J. A. ROTAN fl6U Grocery HOTELS AITS BOARDING. Hotel Sal?m. M. FENIIEIiIj, Prop Only Fust Class House in the City. Rates reasonable. Sample rooms in connection Cars to a'l trains and public buildings past ihedoor. Come Slate and High streets. GERMAN LUNCH COUNTER Hot meals served fiom 8a.ro. to midnight. German cooking. Witl.:itaih &: Nadstanech 226 Commercial it. II. EUGEBAUER, I9tf Prop. LIVERY AND FEED STABLEa HUFFMAN, WILLAMETTE UVHLT STABLE ! Corner Ferry and ' Telephone .itiertystreets 17a Newest rigs and best always in readineM. horses EPCuaBt or mountain partle specialty. 7 14 tf G. R. THOMAS.' Proprietor of "THE ZCIVB"i Livery and s f Feed Stables, Corner of Liberty ar.d Ferry streets. Best single and double rigs in the city. Telephone No. 24. II IS t MEATS AND POULTRY. G.S. FffllUJl NEW MARKET, f State street, near railroad. Freshest and best meats. My patrons say I keep the best treats in town. 3 2 Wolz Miescke, Dealers in all kinds of fresh salt and smoked me Is. Lard in bulk, 9c a lb. Cheapest market tn town. We make it a Specialty to keep all kind of Sausage on hand. Try us. Just Reopened, Brown & Son, of the East Salem mrat mar ket, have enlarged and rehtted their shop and wili be pleased to see all of their old patrons ana tne rett 01 the community. Orders taken and delivered. Parents sending children may depend on having ihir orders con scienliously filled. 'o-ll and Umbrella Repair Shop L, E. GARDNER, ly'fo arrive this week large htock . brelli. .upplies. Holman block, 228 Liberty st. E M,CR0ISAN, DEALER IN; Farm implements and Vehicles, Excluiive valley house for McCormick Hinders end Mowers, Iludulo Pitts Engines and Thrashers, bpike, Disk, and Spring Tooth Harrow 8. I hn Deere Meel ana Chilled Tlows. Repairs lor ull the forego ing. rsrOfflcc In City nail.. Irrigation nours 0 to 8 a. ru and 5 to 0 In the eyenlng. All Irrigation hills for the summer will be duo and payable tho 1st of July. btrert sprinkling through lawn Hose positively prohibited iNocieuuction for irrigation during absence unless water Is cut off the entire premises. No allowance made for nart cf sea son as more water Is needed to bririR out a neglected lawn than judicious use ror ino enure Beason. Balem Water Co. Modern Woodmen of America, The Original Order of Woodcraft. An organization of the members by the members and for the members. Its territory is conllned to the north wefit states out of which all cities of 200,000 population aro excluded. Highest numbers of assessments in any one year has been eleven. Cost ot Insurance at age 40 has never exceeded &50 per year. Itecord for 1807. 270.- 000 members and ten assessments. Average age 35 years. Amount of In surance In force 000,000,000. For more dellnato Information 6ce small folders or apply to W. E. Dockson, Depuey Head Consul, wllh Derby & Co., 254 Commercial t "H t Viiiimnrilnl At wn'ri street, Salem Oregon. w. J, BICYCLE Salem Co. BUSINESS CARDS. fcs O. M. irfAbK" dentist Saceesier to Dr. J. M. Keene, old White Comer, Salem, Or. Parties desiring luperio operations at moderate fees in any branch arr In especial request. JUST OPENED. FRANK W DURBIN FEED OF ALL KINDS. 224 Commercial street. 1W. quality ard no middle man's profits. BREWSTER & WHITE, (Dealers n , HAY, GRAIN. Shorts, chop, flour, mill feed, cto. Telephone 178. 91 Court at., Balem, Or. Drain Tiling. Tn largo and small quantities, at a great bargain. Inquire of Hofer Bros., corr Journal. Salem. Or. d&wtf C. H. LANK, 2tl CommtrcM "if Suits tn upwards, st Salem Or Pantsf cpwands-.i" T- H- HAAS, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, Makes a spwlalty of fine repair work, Se t'hnmas clock, etc.. 35 Commercial Siren! AS. RiDER. ELMER WHITE. CAHTAL CITY Express and Transfer COMPANY,! Meets all mail and passenger trains. Bag gage and express to -'all' parts of the, cits Prompt service. Telephone No. 70. "'AT THE OLD P0ST0FFICE. A. DAGENY, Family Wiho and Liquor Store Rt loved from 102 State to 109 Commercia stre .t. Bottled goods ot the best quality. Salem Steam Laundry Please notice the cut in orices on thefcilowingi Starts, plain tocentt Unuer drawers 5 to iocepu Under shirts 5 to 10 cents Socks, per pair 3 cents Handkerchiefs , I cent Silk handkerchiefs , 3 cents Sheets and pillow slips 24 cents per dozen ind othet work in proportion. Flannels m d other work in tclhgently crashed by handj Col T, Olmsted Prop Hygienic Sftrdy Teaches us not to use adulterated food,' Remember we use no coloring for eggs, glucose for sugar nor grease for lari in our pastry, Everything the oest at the Home Bakery insurance block. EduJardW.TillsoD Tea(;h?r of Piano. State Insurance building. t . t fllbUStG i Ihave just fitted out a jstudlo proper, ana am prepared to tea oh the piano or organ to children or adults. My method for children is the newest and best. A cer tificate granted from the West tern Conservatory, whoso inter state system I represent. Stu dio over First National bank and at 376 Church at. I MRS. FRANK WILLMAN. 444444444444 GREAT HEATERS ! Oregon Airtight Stoves. 5)3.50 to $6'50.-X Only full line of this manufacture, home BtoveaVet" up ajid repaired "promptly, BTEimrfi & BLOSBER, Tinners and Stovedealers, 140 State at L B, Thomas Tu'tliili, Analytical-Chemist and Assa) en .Vs. 03103 with Halem Oa IJglitPo- or No 4 CUemekota street P. O.Dox X Bato.-n, Oregon Prompt ''return., of ore J . I . A l,flH!l tf JM.- Obiteral biialytlcal work il&w amploa, MERCHANT TAILOR BIDS FOR ASYLUM MJPPUW, The board of trustees Of the Oregon State Insane Asylum invites sealed pro oosals for furnlsiune at the as Hum mar dalem, Oregon, for , six months ending June SO, ltus, the following supplies: Lilt I UUUU9, 2000 yds. I'equot A Sheeting, 43 tn. brown. EW) yds. Pequot A Sheetlngr M In., brown. fW yds. Pequot A Sheeting, 9-4 bleached. t 3u) yds. Lrfmadale A bheetlng, 56 in., bleached. . ZXQ yds. Mariners' Stripe Shirting Amos keag. 35(W yds. Canton Flannel Nashua XXX brown. 300 yds. A. C. A. Ticking. 35 !n. IOuO yds. lllue Denims. 9 o Amoskeae. 1500. yds. Crash, UlOached, 18 In., as per sample. 600 yds. Crash, checked, 18 !n., as per sample. 144 yds. Whlto Table oil cloth, as per sample. 4uo yds. Continental Checked Flannel, as per sample. 70U vds. Calico, drr-en. RaaI. TnrVnv ta.1 31 In., as per sample. 10UO yds. Calico, IS. Indigo Blue. 33 In., as per sample. IOuO yds. Calico. .American black and white, 23 In., as per sample. 800 yds. Mattress Ticking, as per sample. 10 doz. Mattress Ulndlng, as per sample. 123 doz .Men's Cotton bocks, No. 101. as 15 doz. Indies' Cotton Hose, black, as pr sample. , 3 doz. Corsets, sizes 21-fi, 23-4, 21-S, 23-. 26-3. 2tM, 30-6. 32-4. as peri-ample. 15 doz. Suspenders, as per sample. 24 doz. Stay Ulndlng, fi. & y No. 10. as per sample. 6 doz. Thimbles, 8-4, 9-1, 10-1, as per sam ple. 2 G. Gross Pants Buttons, as per sam- 1 O, Qrosi Pearl Buttons, hole,, llnrfl 24. A nar inmitU smoked, 4 Eagls, as 10 Gross Packs Pins, F. 3(4 per sample. 3 Gro Duplex Safety Pins, r sampl. 3 Gross Duplex Safety Pins, per sample. kH? I?pSr? Needles, Sharps. H-0, 6-20, 7-60, as per sample. No. 3, as No, 2, as Mllwards, 15000 lbs. Liverpool Salt. 3000 lbs. nice. No. 1 Island. 400 lbs. Corn Starch, Oiwego. 210 lbs. Gloss Starch, Klngford's. 1 lb. 160 lbs. China Starch. Best 8da' " n1 lr" or Sch""n8' u:!00. ,b2i 9leaJn Tartar, Folger's or Schil ling s, 25 lb. boxes. 250 lbs. Pearl Barley, 25 lb. boxea. 40 doz. Oysters, Cove, Field's No. 2. 40 doz. Corn, Canned, White Lily "New Crop. &G0Albs. Bluing, Nuernberg, In balls, L. JS,Ll"-,V'i??f?J!!i '" '"? boxes "Whit." IX !!;" rwiHicem in id. Doxes, $rt'!.?- Bie?tLeyfax Candles. 14 oz. 600 lbs. SiVl Soda, B9 Gross Vulcan Safety Matches, as per sample, 60 lbs. Beeswax, common, as per sample. J?,i: Catsup. Skinner & Londen. 100 lbs. Zantn Pnrrnniw in 9fi it. k..v 255 t8, & ' noislns, 20 lb. boxes. uw iui. ouua ijracKers .VX..X. mora or rA. ,. , CHEESE. ow ips. ursi quality Oregon full cream nulr-'d' ie"' awiverea as re SUGAB. 15000 lbs. Granulated Sugar, American Uellnerv. 20000 lbs. Extra. C. Sugar, American Re- COFFFF3 ,6000 lbs. Costa Illca CotTee, Dla. oa per sam- 600 lhs. Java Coffee, as per sample. ilfS.'.'j8- !2?ha Coffee, as per sample. 1500 lbs. Chicory, ns per sample ,r, .. ROLLED GATS. ETC. ' 1500 lbs. Oat Meal. In barrels. 8000 lbs. Rolled Oats. In Mrrols iSR0 .LbSw t-acKe-l Vliea-t. In barrels. fSft' c,rreaJ Wheat, In barrels. iXK !s- IJomlnr. small. In barrels. ;25 .'J?5- i,10"11"' Inrge. In barrels. 1000 lbs. Corn Meal, Yellow, In barrels. FLOUB. Hvered as required ow poi. No. 1 Flour, more or 1ms. At., 40 bbl. No. 1 Qraham, more or less, de- . .. , FISH. 600 lbs. Salmon per week, more or- less, delivered as required, without heads. ... - MEATS, roo lbs. beef per day, more or less, dellv- hind 5LZ!r0(' cqual parta f0r8 nnd 200 lbs. Mutton, more or less, delivered 8.?quIe1 c1uaI Parts fr nnd hind quarters. ... CnOCKEIlY. inni uo"co Cups, W. O. ware, as per 10 doz. Saucers, W. samples. 15 doz. Dinner Plates, per sample. vare, as per c", ware. o aoz. soup nates, W, a. a. sample. ware, as per 8 aoi. Pie Plates, Vi. samnle ware, as per 2 doz. Pitchers, 1 gal., W. per samnle. u. ware, as 6 doz. Bakers, 12 In., W, G. ware, as per ootitipit;. iu aoz. uakers. 10 In.. XV. G. ware, per sample. 5 doz. Bakers, 7 In., sample. W. G w. a, ware, as per ware, as per oi uoz. houp Bowls, samples, 1 uoz. samp. Sugar Bowls, w, G. ware, as per 3 doz. Syrup Pitchers. 15 doz. Olnni TiimVtlnc. n- ..nL as per sample. 2 doz. Bali rshakersV ns'pw Kme.'"1'"- m 1$"; Ne,1 Savon best standard soap. 1600 Cakes Ivory soap. v D00 Cakes Peerless Kitchen soap. 180 Cakes ToIIst KUer Flswer soa. M TOBACCO. 2500 lbs. Battle Ax. 1009 '5?,i ,9." K Durbam, 2 oz. packages. ii J3tl AN9 Tim'PENTfNK. 700 lbs. Chloride Lime. I00.111- Ca Parntltn, as per sample. 3 V Gross Diamond Dyes, bright green. I gross, cnnllnnl rml 1 'o-. t- ,7 seal brown. H. black W, navy blueTu. w MISCKLLANKOUS. 4 doz. Mop Handles, an per eampje. 2 doz. Parallln handles, as per sample. 300 Pipes aud Stems, Shaksr, as per Bam- oJ302- Wash Hoards, Bed Cross, as per a' TComl"' dressing, as per sample. 12 doz. Iron Handle Knives, as per sam pie. o aoz. uust 1'ann, as per sample. - uu, uttUIHU JIUI1 VI ash sample. Pans, as per 2 doz. Granite Iron Pitcher 1 gal., as per sample. aoz. xape Measure. S doz. Shoe Blacking, samnle. ns per sample. Mnfcon's, as per 12 doz. Both Brick, tin npr fiamnla i aoz. RtnVf PnllMh IM.Im. U..w. t?n ,. pap? carper; lacKs, g oz, 150 lbs. Axle Grease. UnUSHKS AND BIIOOM8. rA0Z-r: J.be'f broom, us per sample. S doz. Dust Brushes, 7 ll as per sample. 5 doz. Scrub Brughes, as per sample. , A .- . ' .. ,1.. "M w. . VINKOAK. hi.'X1' I"1?. c(Ier. Vlneear. 49 gm., bidder to submit sample. SVItlJl'. ph?00 Bal8, sJ,rup' hldder to submit urn- ' BOOTS AND SHOES. 90 prs. Ladles' Shoes; size, 3-4, 4-20, E-S. 6-25, 7-10, 8-6. as per sample. ' ' oot pJHf Wcn" Jioo'i fe 6-6. 7-6. 8-20, 9-22, 10-0, as per sample. r ,. T.D"!nD PilUNES. 6000 lbs. Dried Prunes; bidder to submit sample, PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES. .. ,. DRIED APPLES. ' 4008 lbs. Dried Apples; bidder to submit samples. .a ... nniRD PEACHES. 1000 lbs. Dried Peaches; bidder to submit sample. r . ,. BEANS. 6000 ;lbs. Beans, No, 1 Navy, as per sample, STATIONERY. 4 gross Falcon Pens D. 2 IfroRii Iinrinn lnpiinrlMAnii, XT, i lr Jacobs. ' ' ' 2 gross (lllloll's No. 401. 2 gross Qtllott's No. COI, E. F. Double Elastic. 2 sros Lead Pencils. Dickens. No. 1M0, 6 qts. Black Ink, Stafford's or Sanford's. J lbs. Fluid' Ext. Nucls Vom. P. D. & Co. Js.pal-Witch Hazel Dist. E I'. D. & Co. T'Vj.Fi!i1(?.sfneKa;,or yp. P. D. & Co. ,14 lb. Fluid Bay Laurel (Cone.) P. D, & rv K I'll Iron Carb. miaud'iri. T. D. & Co. l doz. i;ancaru Cordial. P. D. c Co, 5 gal. Cone. Water of Ammonia In glass container, Mall. 10 lbs. Acid Carbolic (Oold Lablc). Mall, 2 oz, Rvsorcln. Mall. K !.b" aly.cerJno 1urc Colgatu & Co. CO I lis. ,u. paiin, r.iivum, Flax Seed Meal. Vaseline. Cheseborough's. Chloral Hydrate (Cryst). Scher- 60 lbs, Intrn' it "-.Pptasslura Bromide (Gran.) Mall. Vi lb. Iodoform. Herf. & V. 4 lb. Acid Oxalic. Phllll's1' 'bS' MU1C 0t UnSnesUu c- " 4, dpz.'Em. Cod Liver Oil (large), a II. PnlUlpa, A aoz. lbs. Antlseptlo Soap. Johnson's. 1 doz. Byrtnaes, No. l. Davidson's. 1 doz. Syringes, No. 2. Davidson's. 4 doz. Planters Porous. Allcock's. 2 doz. Bromo-Seltzer (small). Emer son's. Vt doz. Bromo-Seltzer Osrge). Emer son s. J4 doz. Vin Tonlqufc Marlanl. 1 doz. Llaterlne. Ijimhtri. 1 doz. Glyoozoue. 1 lb. bot Marchands. COMPRESSED TRITURATE. Mle-ralno No. 2. J. W. & Rift 5 V"! Salicylate, E gr. J. W. & Bro, 10M Saioi, f gr. J. Vf. & Bro. ' M0 Calomel, 1 gr. J. W. & Bra 5 Calomel. U gr. J, W, & Bro. tw Morphia Su ph., i gr. J. W, & Bro, too Morphia Bulph., gr. J. W. & Bro. 100 Cocaine Muriate, ft gr. J. w. & Bro. 1 lb. Antlseptlo Talilet. J. W. & lira. HOI.yBLlJHVPODKItMlC TABLET, 4W Hypo. Tab. No. 43. J. W. & Bro. 400 Hypo. Tab, No. 6S, J. V. & Bro. 200 Hypo. Tub. No. 61, J, W. & Bro. 1 Kilo. Add Boric Pol tiiulbbs. 1 Kilo. Arid Tartaric Po. Squlbhs. COO Gramme Acid Sallayllc, Po. Squibb. ? 1$' JFTTl l'yrophonhate. Squibb. 4 Kilo. Soda et 1'oraa Tart .Bqulbb. 1 Kilo. Potass. Acetate. Squlbbs. 4 KUo. Pota.. Iodide 3ran.) Squibb. 60 oz. Hulphonal. Bayer. (A. TLS ChMH. Co. Tablet, t ge. Chm. J QtaMi fa I M. cum. r. I 'P. OlI.7-ewo 0Jex Itm Fink. 3 lbs. Oil Oraua in.r. i -,.. X Fink. ' I lb. Vanilla Bmuj 8 tn. long. Lrtmjt 1 gross Vials PhH. oral 8 m. "W. T A Co. 1 German Evaporating DMi No, inch 3 gal. W. tT & Co. . X 4 doz Medicine Glass (Phenlx) No. '. 2 doz. Ointment Pots, 4 os. (Phenlx) Kft, w. v. T & Co. 10 lbs. Absorbant Cotton, 16 ox. J. B. Lee Co. 2 lbs. Absorbent Cotton, 2 oz. J. B. Ie Co. 2 lbs. Absorbent Cotton, 1 oz. J. B. L 4 doz. Water Bottles Jlubber (Flannel! No. a. 3-qunrt. J, K. Leo Co. 2 one yard roll Surgeon's Islnglas. Plasters (black). J. B. Lea Co. .. , PUJMlilNG. 12 each elbows , K. m and 2 Inch. 12 each bushings, Ux9i and lxl4 Inch. J packags brass safety chain No. L JJf1?85 nM0 washers Inch. 100 ft. each and 2, Inch black jtfpe; 300 ft. of 1 inch black pipe. 36 Jenkins valve discs Inch. Z4 brass sprt.w hnlfj, fn rv.ii.v,t...a a.i. couplings. - Z Whistle valves 1W Inch flnlhi,1. 1 Enterprise Gas Soldering and numb ers stove. TINNING. 24 R. G. block sheet Iron 10 sheets No, 30xg. 10 sheets No, 39x56. 6 sheets No. 30x9: 6 sheets No. 20x96. 24 galvanized sheet Iron 20 galvanized sheet Iron 18 galvanized sheet Iron 60 bushols charcoal. 100 lbs. solder tt nnd V,. 2 boxes I. x. menlo redl 20x2S. I. X. menlo redipped rooting tls 1 bundle 63 lbs. of No. 7 bright wire. iwu ach tinned rivets W, lb.. 2 lh.. 2 lb and 3 lb. ,a .. HARDWARE. 160 lbs. each Burden horse shucs, medl "n. No. 2. hind, No. 3 hind. No. 4 hind, and No. 6 hind. 60 lb. eijch Burden stee horse shoei rnMIum No. 2 hind. No. 2 front. No. 3 hind. No. 3 front, No. 4 hind and No. 4 fronu B0 ft each too steel Ux4 and H Inch. Tt nd' l'lSchf octnBon 'ietl H- H. H. . & ,c8I'aci, f,f Capwell horse shoe nails No. 6, No. 6, No. 7 nnd. No g. 400 ft. of U Inch round Norway Iron. i-1 k 1' eJfc5, ot M8 7-16. H and S Inch round Norway Iron. . 100 ft each of UxU. Ux. Uxl. Uxl. U5UJ,?naT2 ,nh rfatNorway iron! 2000 Ibsy blacksmith's coal, (like sample.) , W each Norway carrlags bolts fexl, HjJH. Hi2M. 94x3, Hx4 and x'inch. 100 each tlrs bolts 3-16x1 and 14x2 JOO' tire rivets and burrs Ux3 Norway. 10 lbs. each cut washers U and H tnch. 6 nat bastard fllei 12 Inch. 6 flat mill bastard files 12 Inch. 0 nan iuuiiu I'iimaru iues ia men. 2 each flat mill nirs 4, 6. 8. and 10 Inch. 1 full side lacs leather Olko remple. 300 ft manllla rope K Inch In dlam. 1 gross No. 108 bright wire screw eve-J. VA Inch Butchers, or as good. Samples may be seen at the commis sary of the asylum. Goods must be In accordance with simples, and be ln orig inal packages, when possible. Other things being equal, articles of Oregon production br manufacture will be given preference; Delivery ot supplies will "be required within nrtecn days' notice ot ac ceptance of bid. Each bid must include all the- items and totals ln full, with th exception of flour, meat and fish. Vouch er will not bo issued until the bidder hns completed his contract A copy of th advertisement must accompany each bid. and the name of tho class of supplies ba inscribed on the envelope. Auditing of ficers are prohibited from confirming ac counts of purchase when the advertise ment does not contain a full dtsorlpUon of the articles to be purchased. Each bidder wll be rcqulrv to furnish with his bid a certified check in an amount equal to ten per cent of his bid (save that for flotr the chsck Is to be for $300. for meat $259, for fish 275), payable to the order of the board to be returned tn ense1 his bid H rejected or his proposal compiled with. The right to reject any and nil bids Is re served. Bids will be opened at the gov ernor's office at 2:30 o'clock p. ra, Tues day, January 4. 189. jy,M. f. LUllU n. iu KINCAID, PHIL. METSCHAN. Board of Trustees v. a. I. A. NOW IB THE TIME TO BTJY 18 BARR&PETZEL are headquarters "'for them aud all work connected ' , with the business. PLUMBERS AND TINNERS, 214 Commercial at "The Light of the World OK OUE SAVIOR IN ART" Costovor 8100,000 to publish. Con tains nearly 200 full-paRp cnRravinRs of our rJavior, by the rreat masters. Every picture Is reproduced from some lamous paintings. AKcnta are taking from three to twenty orders nor dav. The book Is. bo beautiful that when peoplo seo It they want It. The HermltaRe, Prado.3 DUlzl, Plttl Vatltan.Natlonal of London.National of Berlin, Belvlderc and otlier cclo- onueu European galleries navo placed tiielr greatest and rarest treasures at our disposal that they might be en graved for this superb work. ' FIRST GLANCE AT TTJE PICTURE URODOUT TEARS TO MY EYES" says one. "Cleared $150 llrst week's work with tho book," says another, "Some high grade man or woman ehonld sccuro the agency here at once, says every editor, "as $500 can soon Im mado taking orders for it." Nearjy 810,000 expended on new plates for edition coming from press Also a man or woman uf good church standing can secure position ot Man ager and Correspondent of this terri tory, to devote all his tlrno to employ ing and drilling agents and cor responding with tern. Address for full particulars A. P. T. ELDER Publisher, 278 Michigan Avenue Chicago, 111. d 12 C lrn SPRAY YOUR TREES Now U the time to have )our liitle family orchar I put In good shape and laadc- prrof a Bal nil intecti. San Joe scale, woolly arhli and fungus removed, and trees made healthy by scientific method, Advice free. Apply to Richard & Sltpey, 2oI High street, Salem. i mi i , , CURE YOURSELl. Lm I'l J CJ fur iinn.lu,. dluliarittu, JatiumrumiuBK Irrltatliia .r ntrr-,i.IkZ Jc,.m MkiMiva. I'slnlcM, sad uol ' . Mil ! tin,! til luueum metnliran . IM. "" or paunnaui. Bald by BrBgal.U. "or Mat la pUla wippt. ta-oar bojtlT W.Jr Html hs4 oa nhsv tHiiWri"WBWWrW Is Now Busy.j glaus RKSIVINQ ADVAHCI OROKRS for rue asm or DtciMfttn, . You can ctn IJm.no helUrti(llnHr.ta tA tU I Mm your boy o lUi ougU (a bw uliiwly lioala ,!.. rr.-.A a.... Mtu k.tk orfn tywm wm I Yar m Wilf VMt). HS E THIS SW94M.B K W THC etHWTIM m Swpl coplc Mot la uy mlaVwi on nedpi ui a ?c, iawp. E UXOOlStV ft ICUOOt, AVTHOiri IN lYHT E 'TTa'rw thivkien: TUC UflT mug UMM fltiW.MHStrol Wcw fcVM. , . II . AaUkaatftIA & os. AntlkniMM Co. PUMPS .. CUV KBtTIUtUaHCiC4 vMOi:!Miri..lBl ' ,0Tb. ir-jm tmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm a 1 ;?' ' ', 'V Tlri, 4feH stjcts. j. . j.a , .,K fi