v
WHY NOT ?
Buy Your Spectacles and Eye Glasses
From an experienced optician. Thcv cost nn more than
elsewhere. The frames ns veil ns tholcnscs.must tit properly
satisfaction. All goods warranted.
A fine line of scarf pins, lace pins, long chalnsand many other novcltlcb
too numerous to mention, at remarkable low prices.
Watches cleaned, 75c. Mainspring, 75c.
CHAS, H, HINGES, D, R,
Expert optician, watchmaker and diamond setter,
2d door north of postoffice, Salem, Or,
rr3 a.
Sweep
bean
For 11 Days Only
Hut 11 days for business left tn this year -and during that time we arc
going to give a "CLEAN SWEEP SALE" that will make you more money
than lurgsalc advertised heretofore.
Do you want to make four dollars buy five dollars worth of goods? If so,
attend this sale, for that will be the purchasing power of your eagles.
Everything goes, no rescryes, for It Is a "CLEAN SWEEP SALE."
B. P. NEPF,
"The Boys' Outfitter," 297 Commercial st., Salem,
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,
MARRIED.
W1NTERMUTR-WELOII. At res
idence of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. McCoy,
on Oak street, Yew Park, at 7 p. m.
Wednesday, Dec. 22, 1897,Mlss Kitty
Gertrude Wlntermute to tn. II.
Welch both of Salem.
The sernnny was parformeil by Itev
J. Batfers'ix, of Li Fayette, in the
presence only of the Immediate rel
atives of the hub. contracting parties
Mr. and Mrs. Welch will -begin
linusekcentiiu Immediately and will
bo "at home" after Jan. 1st.
VERY GRATIFYING. The- fact
that our citizens stand ready to pat
ronize a tirst-class entertainment
liberally, ia well demonstrated oy the
large sale of seats for the Schubert
Symphony club and Lady Quartetta.
There is very little doubt ota full
house to hear these favorite entertain
ers when they appear at the opera
house on January 4th, and the au
dience will be composed of our best
citizens.
Mus. Willmah, Piono
btudlo over First National
and organ
bank. B-tf
Catarrh Cured. A clear head and sweet
breath secured with Shiloh's Catarro tlteniedy
sold on a guarantee. Nasal injector free
Sold by D . J . Fry.
Karl's Clover Root Tea, tor Constipation
it's the Beat and if after using Jit you don t
say so, return the package and get your
money. Sold by D. J. Fry.
O. C-T Go's
STEAMERS
Altona and Ramonn
leaves for Portland daily, ex
cept Sunday at7 :45 a. n
Quick time, regular nei
vice and low rates.
Dock between ! 'ate
and Court streets.
M. 1'. DALDW
Agent, Jalem.
Grocery I
100 Court st.
Try oui Christmas candy.
Wholesale and retail cheap,
New currants,
New raisins,
New nuts,
No old stock and close prices
on everything,
JOHNSON & BUTCHART
We are in the market to buy
Dried Prunes,
Dried Apples,
Green Applesv
Potatoes,
Onions, .
OREGON FRUIT zV PRODUCE CO
those bjught
to glyc Kiiod
e
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.
Exercises
Planned at the Schools and
Institutions.
Tun Journal rejoices with all Its
readers over the approaching holiday
season, full of good cheer and promise
of happy reunions and glft-givings.
The children In thoSalem Orphan's
Home will have a Christmas tree and
entertainment Friday afternoon at 2
o'clock, to which many friends are
Invited. Persons wishing to bestow
presents for the cause may leave
them at G. W. Johnson & Co's store
as late as 11 o'clock a. m, Friday.
The public schools of Salem close
this afternoon forthe regular holiday
vacation. There will be Christmas
exercises at some of the rooms this
afternoon.
The program for the entertainment
at the PolytechnlcschooUsas follews:
Song By school
"The Fairy's Address".Louise Croulse
Hurrah lor Santa Claus... Three boys
Candle drill Miss Lockley's girls
Two little stockings., ..Fernle Hitter
Christmas Eve Ralph Cronlse
Song Miss Lockley's class
Experience of a Xmas stocking..
Cady Scott
Dialogue Three girls
The Christmas Dull .. ..Eva Smith
Hall to Christmas .. ..Three boys
A Letter to Santa (Jlaus..izauonstaoie
Song Mis.s Bushnell's class
Merry Christmas ... Frank Newcombe
Santa Claus' Reindeer
Miss Lockley's boys
At the Lincoln school there will be
exercise In some of the rooms but no
formal exercises by the whole school.
The school is doing hard work In the
common branches and observed
Thanksgiving day. The next day
relebrated will probably be Arbor day.
borne nice additions have been made
to the school library, nearly a complete
set of Walter Scott's works, Prof.
Yodcr donating two handsome vol
umes, and other teachers helping out
in the same direction.
Monmouth O. S. N. Notes.
School will dismiss Thursday noon
for the holidays
The work of putting baths In the
gymnasium is progressing rapidly.
The Juniors were defeated in the
game of football last Saturday. Score
8 too.
Thursday afternoon there will be
exercises and a Christmas tree In each
room of the Training department.
There are 20 teachers In the Train
ing department besides four critic
teachers and au enrollment at pres
ent, of about 250 pupils, The teach
ers meet each eveneng and discuss the
work In the different grades,
The entertainment given by the
Sub-Normal dl',.slon, .Tuesday, was
a complete success. All the essays
were well rendered, Mr. II. D. Mc
Donald, president of the clas, ap
peared In full dress uniform, and in
lilt essay gave his hearers a good idea
of the dally life of a soldier in the
United States barracks.
Soon after the holidays the societies
and classes will choose (persons to
represent them In the local oratorical
contest. Later, in the local contest
one will bo relected to represent the
school in the state oratorical contest.
W..U. Dcbatohs. The preliminary
debate between the six candidates at
Willamette university for a place in
the Intercollegiate idebate between
the local university and theUnlverslty
of Oregon, to take place Friday even
ing, January 14, In this city, was held
in the Phllodorlan ball Wednesday
cyenlng. The successful contestants
are Mattle .Beatty, Hal G. nihbard
and Bert E. Ilaney. By previous
agreement the young orators spoke
only ten minutes, and there were no
rebuttal speeches and'no decision ns to
sides, only the choice ot speakers be
ing made by the judges Re.v, W. V.
Kantner, Prof. F S. Dunn aud W. C.
Ilawley served us Judges. From the
fact that the subject discussed was
the same that will be debated with
the U. of O., there was no audience
admitted besides the judges.
What Dr. A. E. Slater Says.
Buffalo. N. V. Gents: J"rrm my per
gonal knowledge, gained in observing tbe cf.
ect of your bluloh" Cuie in cues of advanced
Consumption, I am prepared to say it is tbe
most remarkable Remedy that has cur been
brought to my attention. It hat certainly
saved many from Consumption, Sold by D.
I. Fry
du
FROM STAYTON,
Mlp Pear' Ifntis'in, was visiting In
Salem lust week, the laiust of Mis
Rile Thutiius.
Mis. M Y. IMloley has been quite
ill during the p.tstweek but is slowly
recoyeilng.
Mrs. Magrs rcftiriied home last
Tuesday a flora prolonged visit with
hur daughter Mrt. Woodlngton of Sll-
Veftoii.
Mr. Needem returned to Stayton
hut Tuetdu) after a two weeks stay
in Salem.
Mr. Morey, the popular butcher of
our little town, droycout of town last
Saturday with his family for a weeks
ylstt In Salem with relatives.
Mrs. Cros li M,lll lying very 111 at
her home near Center street.
Harry Ilenllnelshome from Salem
after a two months absenco spent In
Salem, Dallas and Geryals.
Staytnn's library Is now complete
and should be an addition that the
citizens of the town would be proud
of and make every effort to keep with
them, the books, consisting of fifty
nicely bound yolunins by standard
authors, are changed every three
mouths.
Miss Nora Crabtrec who lias been
spending the winter in Sodayllle &
attending the Mineral Spring college
Is expected home this week to spend
tiie holldujs with her parents.
Dr. Derbjshlre was called to Mill
City and Gates last Thuisday on a
professional visit.
Miss Maud Wortley, of Stayton Is
very ill at the home of her sllter, Mrs.
Rows, In Gate".
Mr. Dell Balsley, who Is a student
ut the Capital Business college in Sa
lem, will spend the holidays at home
with his parents.
Miss Tempest Dunlyan returned to
her home for i he holidays last Tues
day after a two months absence.
A pleasant time is anticipated by
the young people of our little town
upon Christmas eve, when the opera
house will be given over to those who
care to Indulge in the pleasure of a
mask ball.
Stayton was very unfortunate last
Friday In losing one of her fairest
daughters. In the person of Miss Louie
Tlllock, who left for San Francisco,
via Portland, where she spent several
days visiting with relatives and
friends, then continuing her journey
on direct to San Francisco where she
expects to remain with an aunt until
spring. Louie will be greatly missed
by her large circle of friends in Stay-
ton who will anxiously await news of
her speedy return.
It is rumorad that the young men
of the Athelltic club will have a pub
lic Christmas tree at the hall Christ
mas night.
The Misses Balsleys will give an
Informal reception In honor of their
brother Mr. Delbert Ralsley of Salem,
upon the eve of December 27, at their
home upon Sixth street, Invitation
will be Issuea" at an early date.
Miss Obic Stayton, Is expected home
for the holidays.
Excursion Rates,
Tiie steamers Altona and Ramona
leave dully for Independence Portland
and way landings one and one-fifth
fare for round trip tickets on sale,
23rd to 28th inclusive, good, returning
until Janbary 4. 18 tf
For Infants and Children.
Th fic
tions Ices
Try
vrat;:r.
Slttitnro
01
U
Stop that cough. Take warning,
lead to consumption. A 2?c.,
Shiioh's Cu e may save jour life.
D. J. Fry.
It may
bottle of
Sold by
To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take Lazatlve BromoQulnlne Tab
lets all druggist refund the money
if itfails to cure. 25c. The genuine
lisa L. B Q. on each tablet-
Fcr Constipation take Karl s Clover Root
tea, the great Blood Purifier. Cures Head
ache, Nervousness, Eruptions on the face,
and makes the head clear as a'bell. Sold by
D.J. Fry-
To Cure a Cold in one day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lablets. All druggists refund the
money if It falls to cure. 25c. 10-14-6m
Oii.STOni..
ii lit-
Italia
ef enters
of
li ca
M&&X
erer;
To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Brorao Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
U It fails to cure. 25c. The genuine
has L. B. Q. on each tablet.
and great excitement prevailed at tiie corner of .berry and
Commercial street9, 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 officer suspiciously arrested lilrn as lie was about to
enter the V. O. grocery store to buy a complete stock of
groceries and crockery and It Is feared by the other dealers In
Salem that ho will expose the fact that Harrltt & Lawrence's
store Is the cheapest place on eartn to buy 'Strictly up-to-date
groceries.
Christmas and New
AumsvIIle and Salem flour $1 per sack.
Citron 15c per lb.
Walnuts 5 to 10c per lb,
i'lain mixed candy, 3 lbs for 25c.
Dttes 10c per lb.
Uacnti 10c pr lb,
Fancy hie . Sicks I)'.- per lb
New shoulder l per lb.
Our Mother's Mince meat 15 c per lb, 2 for 25o
Fancy boiled elder for mlnce pies, 25c per qt,
rriU&LuwreoG
Old P, O,
TODAY'S MARKET.
Portland. Dec 23 Wheat
valley
78c: WhIIh Walla, 70c
i.Ji.
Flour Portland.
$.1.80; Supcrtine,
rs zti pet DDL
Oats-Whllc HXrf.lfio.
Hay Good, $12(a 13 per ton.
Heps -b(gUc;uiUuiun-l(g(ic.
Wool Valley. 140ilGc: Eastern
Oregon, 12c,
Mlllstuir Han,$l7; snorts, $n.
Poultry-Chickens. iiilxed,$l,7tVn2 50:
l u r Keys, live, lu(rillr.
Eggs Oregon, 2o per doz.
Hides Green, wilted GO lbs, 77Jc.
under 00 lbs,CiQi7r;shecp peltslOlCc.
Onions 80(rf!!fl per c
Butter Best dairy, 30C?40c; fancy
reamcry, 60c(S5."c a roll.
Potatoes, 3oK&15c per sack.
Apples 30;t3c a box.
Hous Heavy, $4.50.
Mutton WeatheiB$3;d reused, 5c.
Beef Utcers, $3; cows,$2.25; dressed,
SALUM MARKET.
Wheat b8c.
Oats, 27(a3c.
Arnles.2o((i30cln trade.
Hay Baled, cheat, $U($10.
Flour In wholesale lots. $3.80: re
tail $4.20.
Hogs dressed, 5c.
Live cattle 2(321.
Sheep Live, 2c a lb.
Wool Best. 12c.
Hops -Best 10rai3c.
Eggs- 25c trade.
Farm smoked meats Bacon,
81s;
nam, nc; snouldcr, 7l(auc.
Potatoes 20c trade.
Butter Dairy t2J15c; creamery.
20 to 23c.
He Not Deceivedl A Couph. llorseness cr
Croup are not to be trifled with, A dose in
rme ofShilo's Curo will save you mu li
touble. Sold by D. J. Fry.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that I will
not be responsible for any debts con
tracted on my account .except by mysel f
in person. Dated atSalem,Oregon,thls
November 10, 1697.
12 17 2w RUBEN LEE
HUGHES
DEALER IN
: GROCERIES:
Fainta, Oila Window Glasa Var
nish, and tbe most complete stoclc
of Brushes of all kinds in the state
Artists materials, lime; hair; oo
ment and shingles; and the Guest
quality of grass seed.
WANTED, ETC.
New today advertisements tour lines
or -Hess in this column Inserted three
times for 25 cts, 50 cts. a week, $1
per month. All over four lines at
same rate.
FOR SALE. Two 6o gallon oil tanks.
Enquire at Harriett & Lawrence's store.
Salem, Or. 12-21 tl
FOR RENT. A good double room for one
or two gentlemen, in business pait olcity.
Kent low, Inquire at 197 Commercial
street, 12-ie, tl
MONEY TO LOAN
negotiated by C.
Commercial street.
.Real estate and loans
Marsh, office No. 21.5
2-1 4 tl
WANTED. Growers having onion sets to
ten arc requested 10 leyic sample ana casn
price at this office. 12-14 If
FOR BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
And notarial woik call on K. K. Ryan at
156 8 State street, old Armory building
Terms reasonable.
WANTED--Uy 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. Salary I900, Enclose sellt-addres-sed
envelope to A. T. Elder, General
Manager, Box X, care Daily Journal.
b 12 6 im
WANTED Reliable
younc man. cr
woman, bteacl errp
party. Barr Bro's.-us
loyment, for right
state street, salem.
Orrgon .
WANTED Reliable young
woman. Steady employment,
man, hi
for rieht
emp
118:
party. Barr Bro's
Oregon.
State street, Salem,
i2-l-2m
MISS GERTRUDE ROBERTS Sten
ographer and typwriter. All classes of
work handled with dispatch Office in
Gray block, with Sherman, Condit & Park,
Salem, Telephone 14. 11 26 im
ROOMS TO RENT-,Nicely furnished
rooms, near stale I ouse, for gentlemen.
Terms leascnable. Inquire at 276 Stale
street 11-23 "II
FOR RENT.-Good office room on
floodlighted and heated, rates low
at outnal office,
grouiwl
Iniuite
tf
RIGHT IN
TOWN.--Any one wanlini
drain tile in small fr large quantities can get
them right here in town. Call at Journal
office tf
The Home Bakery
Headquarters for Christmas candies and
holiday supplios. Best Boston Brown Bread,
pies, cakes, cookies, etc , in the city. Leae
orders early,
G. A. HACK. Proprietor,
No. 227 Commercial street,HH
m
m
Year Cash Prices,
Grocery.
HOTELS AND BOARDING.
Hotel 5al?rR.
M. rENITBLL, Prop-
Only Fust Clsss Houe in the City. Rte
reasonable. Sample rooms in connection
Can lo a'l trains and public buildings pus
ihedoir. Corne Slate and High streets.
GERMAN LUNCH COUNTER
Hot meals terved fiom 8 a. m. to midnight
Herman rooklt'C
With;i!ath & Nailstanech 6 Commercial
II. JvEUGEBAUER,
lotf Prop,
LIVERY AND FEED BTABLEa
w,
T
HUFFMAN,
WILLAMETTE
u
Corner Ferry and
Telephone
.ibertvtreets
172
Newest
rigs and best
always in readineu.
horses
pyCoast or mountain parties - specialty.
74 t'
O.
R, THOMAS,'
Proprietor of
THE ;CLUB",
Livery and
i Feed Stables,
Corner of Liberty at.d Feiry streets.
Dest single and double rigs in the city
Telephone No. 24. II 18 I
MEATS AND POULTRY.
g.s. nuimn
NEW MARKET,
J State street, near railroad. Freshest and
best meats. My patrons say I keep the best
meats in town. 3 2
Wolz Miescke,
Dealers in all kinds of fresh salt and smoked
me ts. Lard in bulk, 9c a lb. Cheapest market
in town. We make it a Specialty to keep all
kind of Sausage on hand. Try us.
Just Reopened,
Blown & Son, of the East Salem meat mar
ket, have enlarged and retitted their sbop ana
will be pleased to see all of their old patrons
and the rett of the community. Orders taken
and delivered. Parents sending children
may depend on having thir orders con
scientiously filled. o-4n
aud Umbrella Repair Shop
L, E. GARDNER,
iy'1'0 arrive this weeklarge block
brellh oupphes.
Holman block, 228 Liberty St.
E , M,CR0ISAN,
DEALER IN
Farm
implements
I and Vehicles,
Exclusive valley house for McCormick
Binders and Mowers, Buflnlo Pitts Engines
and Thiashers, J-piUe, Dikk, and Spring
Tooth Harrows, Ji hn Deere Meel and
Chilled Flows. Repairs for (.11 the forego
in". Salem Water Co.
3"0ftlce in City Hall..
Irrigation Hours 0tii8u. m and 5
to!) in the cyenlng.
All Irrigation bills for the summer
will be due and payable the 1st of
July.
Street sprinkling through lawn hose
positively prohibited.
No deduction for Irrigation during
absence unless water Is cut oil the
entire premises.
No allowance made for part c sea
ton as more water Is needed to bring
out a neglected lawn than Judicious
use for the entire season.
Salem Wateu Co.
Modern
Woodmen
of America.
The Original Order of Woodcraft.
An organization of the members by
the members and for the members.
Jta territory Is conllned to the north
west states out of which all pities of
200,000 population are excluded.
Highest numbers of assessments in
any one year has been eleven. Cost of
Insurance ut age 40 has neyer exceeded
W.&0 per year. Record for 18U7, 270,
000 members and ten assessments.
Average age 35 years, Amount of In
surance In force 000,000,000. For
more dellnate Information see small
folders or apply to
W. E. Pockson.
Deouey Head Consul, with Derby. &
Co., 2M Commercial street, Salem
Oregon.
W STABLE
dIu T ILl
BUSIHBMI CARDB.
O. H. mAOK
dentist,
Successor to Dr. J. M. Keene, old Vhitt
Corner, Salem, Or. Parties desiring tupetio
operations at modtfute feet in any branch an
in esptcial request.
JUST OPENED.
FRANK W DURBIN
FEED OP ALL KINDS.
224 Commercial street. Bet quality and
bo middle man's profits.
BREWSTER & WHITE,
.Dealers in,
HAY. GRAIN.
Shorts, chop, flour, mill feed, etc
Telephone 178.
91 Court St.. Salem, Or.
Drain
Tiling,
Tn large and small quantities, at a great
bargain. Inquire of Hofer Bros carr
nurnal, Salem. Or; d&wtf
C. H. LANE,
lt Commercial st., Salem Or
-y Suits Ji upwards. Pants! rpwands,
I. M HAAS,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Makes a spwlalty of fine repair woik, So
("nomas clock,., etc., 215 Commercial Qtrct
JAS. RADER. ELMER WHITF.
CAPITAL CITY
Express and Transfer
COMPANY,!
Meets all mail and. passenger trains. Bag
gage and express to all parts of (he city
Prompt service. Telephone No. 70.
'AT THE OLD POSTOFFICE.
A. DAGENY,
Family fine and Liquor Store
Rt loved from 102 State to loo Commercia
stre .t. Bottled goods of the best quality.
Salem Steam Laundry
Please notice the cut in prices
on the fcllowingt
Shrts, plain 10 cent'
Unuer drawers 5 to locerti
Under shirts 5 to locen'J
Socks, per pair 3 cents
Handkerchiefs. , . . , 1 cent
Silk handkerchiefs 3 cenH
Sheets and.plllow slips 24 cents per dozen
and othei work in proportion.
Flannels v d other work in
telbgently -washed by handj
Col, T, Olmsted Prop
No more Coffin Monoplles In Salem.
J. A. ROTAN
256 Commercial street
Has just added a full and complete
line of Collins, Caskets, llobes and
everythingprctalnlng to the under
taking business. Embalming a
specialty. Needs no recommendation
an he has practiced his profession In
Salem for 15 years and that will speak
for itself, I also carry a full line of
furniture, carpets, wallpaper, mould
ings. Prices to Ut the hard times.
Call and bo convinced. Phono at
store No, 103, at houeo No. 104.
;
;
'.dibasic.
IJhave just fitted out aatucUo
proper, and am prepared to teaob
tbe piano or organ, to ohildrenc;
nuuiboi my tuobuuu tut minuipu
Is the newest and best. A cer
tiflcate granted from the West
tern Conservatory, whose Inter
state system I represent Btu
dlo over First National bank and
at 376 Church st.
2 MRS. FRANK WLI.MAN,
GREAT HEATERS I
Oregon Airtight
Stovee
C 3.50 to $6 50. X
Only full line of this home
manufacture, ,
Stove;set up'nd repaired promptly,
STHINDR,& BfOaBBR,
Tinners and Stovedalera,140 State st'
I, B( Thomas Tuthilli
AnalyticalJ-CheraUv .
and Assaj er.
O.lloi with, Salem Qat.IJGUt.jCo., , o
No ' Chcmcketa a'.root.. f. OBax Jr
Balcm, Oresou. Prompt return, oiurq
auiples.- Ooueral analytical worli-cclw
MERCHANTTAIIl
BIDS FOR ASYLUM SUPPLIES,
The board of trustees of the OrMoti
State Insane Aaylum iurltps sealed pro
posals for furnlHtung at the asylum near
Balein, Oregon, for , six months ending
June SO, ltot, the following supplies:
Day ooous.
2000 yds. Pequot A ShceUng, 45 lo.
brovrn. ,
too) yds. Pequot A Sheeting-, 86 in,,
Drown.
600 Jrd. Pequot A Sheetlnjr, 9-1 bleached,
SOU yds. Lonsdale A bheellng, Sb In.,
bleachwl.
2SUU yds. Mariners' Stripe Shirting Amos
keap:. STiOu yds. Canton Flannel Nashua XXX
hrowll.
30U yds. A. C. A. Ticking, 3 In.
1(XX) yd. Blue Denims H ox Amoskeag.
1500 yds. Crash, Iileached, 18 In., ns per
sample. .
,SU0 yds. Crash, checked, 18 In., as per
sample.
144 yds. White Table ol) cloth, as per
sample.
iW yds. Continental Checked Flannel,
as per sample.
700 yds. Calico, Ort-en, 8eal, Turkey lied,
31 In., as per sample.
10W yds. Calico, B. Indigo Blue, 33 In.,
ns per cample.
lOuo yds. Calico, American black and
white, 28 In., as per sample.
800 yds. Mattress Ticking, as per sample.
10 doz. Mattress Dlndlng, as per samp!.
125 doz. Men's Cotton Bocks, No. 101, as
Pt sample,
IS dis. .Ladles Cotton Hose, black, as
per sa.nple. ,
3 doz. Corsets, sizes 21-6, 23-4, 24-3, 23-6.
26-3, 29-4, 30-6, 32-4. as per sample.
15 doz. Suspenders, as per sample.
24 doz. Stay Binding, ft & W No. 10,
ao per sample.
6 doz. Thimbles, 8-4, 9-1, 10-1, as per sam
ple. 2 O. (3 roe ji Pants Buttons, as per sam
ple. 1 O. Gross Tearl Buttons, smoked, 4
holes, lines 24, as per sample,.
10 Cross Packs Pins, F. 3V4 Eagle, as
per sample. '
3 Gross Duplex Safety Pins, No. 3, as
xr sampl.
3 Gross Duplex Safety Pins, No. 2, as
per sample.
140 Papers Needles, Sharps, Mllwords,
S-61, 0-20, 7-60, as per sample.
1SOO0 lbs. Liverpool Salt.
3000 lbs. Ulce, No. 1 Island.
400 lbi. Corn Starch, Oswego.
240 lbs. aioss Starch, Klngford's, 1 lb
packages.
160 lbs. China Starch.
480 lbs. Soda, A. and II. or Schilling's
Best.
300 lbs. Cream Tartar. Folger's or Schil
ling's, 25 lb. boxes.
2S0 lbs. Pearl Barley, 23 lb boxes.
40 doz. Oysters, Cove, Field's No. 2.
40 doz. Corn, Canned, White Lily "New
Crop."
SO lbs. Bluing, Nuernberg, In balls, L.
& A.
1C0 lbs. Macaroni, In 8 lb. boxes "White."
40 lbs. Vermicelli In 8 lb. boxes.
40 lbs. Stearic Wax Candles, 14 oz.
600 lbs. Sil Soda.
M Gross Vulcan Safety Matches, as per
sample,
M lbs. Beoswax, common, as per sample,
2 doz. Catsup, Skinner & linden.
100 lbs. Zante Currents in 20 lb. boxes.
100 lbs. I I Halslns, 20 lb. boxes.
600 lbs. Soda Crackers XXX more or
less dellveied as required.
,m ,t CHEESC.
600 lbs. best quality Oregon full cream
cheese, more or less, delivered as re
quired. SUdAIt.
15000 lbs. Granulated Sugar, American
Hennery.
20000 lbs. Extra C. Sugar, American B.e
flrtery. . COFFEE.
.6000 lbs. Costa Ilica Coffee, as per sam
ple. 600 lbs. Java Coffee, as per sample.
300 lbs. Mocha Coffee, as per famp'o.
1500 lbs. Chicory, as per snmple.
., ,L nOLL-ED OATS. ETC.
1500 lbs. Oat Meal, In barrels.
8000 lbs. Rolled Oats. In barrels
4000 lbs. Cracked Wheat. In barrels:
800 lbK. Cream Wheat, in barrels.
1000 lbs. Hominy, small. In barrels.
223 ,,b" Hominy, large, in barrels.
1000 lbs. Corn Steal, Yellovv. In barrels.
. FLOUR.
800 bbl. No. 1 Flour, more or less, de
livered as required.
40 bbl. No. 1 Graham, more or less, de
livered as required.
FISH
BOO lbs. Salmon per week, more or less,
delivered as required, without heads.
, ,t MEATS.
600 lbs, beef per day, more or less, deliv
ered an required, equal parts fore and
hind quarters.
200 lbs. Mutton, more or less, delivered
as required, equal parts fore and hind
quarters.
., . CROCKERY.
10 doz. Coffee Cups, W. G. ware, as per
sample.
10 doz. Saucers, W. Q vare, as per
samples,
15 doz. Dinner Plates, W. v ware, as
per sample.
8 doz. Soup Plates, W. a. ware, as per
sample.
8 1 do.:. -Pie Plates, W. Q. ware, as per
sample.
2 doz. Pitchers, 1 gal., W. Q. ware, as
per sample.
6 doz. Bakers, 12 In., W. G. ware, as per
sample.
10 doz. Bakers, 10 In., W. G. ware, as
per sample.
i B doz. Bakers, 7 In., W. Q. ware, as per
sample.
20 doz. Soup Bowls, W. G. wore, as per
samples.
1 doz. Sugar Bowls, W. G. ware, as per
sample.
3 doz. Syrup Pitchers, as per sample,
IS doz. Glass Tumblers, as per sample,
2 doz. Salt Shakers, as per sample.
- . SOAPS.
2500 lbs. Net Savon best standard soap.
1 1500 Cakes Ivory map.
1 600 Cakes Peerless Kitchen soap.
180 Cakes ToiUt Elder Flower soap.
TOBACCO.
2500 lbs. DntUii Ax?
1000 lbs O. K. Durham, 2 oz. packages.
OILS AND TURPENTINE.
150 gal. Turpentine. In 5 gal. cans.
700 lbs. Chloride Lime.
200 1 lb. Cakes Parallln, as per sample.
3 U Gross Diamond Dyes, bright green,
l gross, cardinal red, 1 gross, orange
seal brown, W, black, W. navy blue U.
M ., MISCELLANEOUS.
4 doz. stop Handles, aa per sample.
SS?- Paraffin handles, aa per sample.
300 Pipes and Stems, Shaker, as per sam
ple. 1 doz. Wash Boards, Red Cross, as per
sample.
10 doz. Combs, dressing, as per sample
12 doz. Iron Handle Knives, as per aamn
pie.
5 dOZ. Dust Pans, ns nor umnlA
2 doz. Granite Iron Wash Pans, as per
sample.
2 doz. Granite Iron Pitchers, 1 gal,, aa
per sample.
1 doz. Tnpa Measures, ns per sample.
3 doz. Shoe Blacking, Mason's, as per
sample.
2 doz. Bath nrlck, as per sample.
1 doz. Stove Polish, Rising Sun.
12 doz. papers Carpet Tacks, 8 oz.
150 lbs Axle Grease.
BRUSHES AND BnOOMS.
?."0ZN0, l best broom, as per sample.
3 doz. Dust Brushes, 7 II., as per sample.
5 doz. Scrub Brushes, as per sum pis,
, , VINKOAR. y
.100 gal. Pure Cider Vlnegnr. 40 grs.,
bidder to submit sample.
, 8 STROP.
3000 gals. Syrup, bidder to submit sam-
M BOOTS AND SHOES.
. M pre. 1-ndleH' Shoes; size, 3-4, 4-20, 6-25.
6-2G. 7-16, 8-6, us per sample.
. 2 VI"; Mvn'B Boots; size 6-, 7-6, 8-20,
9-22, 10-6, as per sample.
DRIED PRUNES.
6000 lbs. Dried Prunes; bidder to submit
sample.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
nninn Aimr.Bg
4M0 lbs. Dried Apples; bidder to submit
. . nnilJD PEACHES.
1000 lbs. Dried Peaches; bidder to submit
sample.
.. BEANS.
taw ids. uoans, wo. 1 Navy, as per
STATIONERY.
4 gross Falcon Pens D.
2 gross London Incandescent No. 4. M.
Jacobs.
2 gross Olllott's No. 401.
2 gross Olllott's No. COI. E, F. Double
Elastic. 2 gross Load Pencils. Dickens, No. 1010.
6 qts. Black, Ink, Stafford's or San ford's.
DRUGS.
2 lbs. Fluid Ext. Nucls Vom. P. D. & Co.
1 lb. Fluid Ext. Colombo, P. D, & Co.
W gal. Witch Hazel Dlst E., P. D. & Co.
1 lb. Fluid Sanegu for syrup. P. D. & Co.
tf lb. fluid Bay Laurel (Cone.) P. p. &
Co.
609 Pll. Iron Carb. (Blaud's). P, n, & Co,
1 doz. Cascarn Cordial. P. D. t Co.
6 gal. Cone. Water of Ammonia, In glass
container. Mall.
10 lbs. Acid Carbolic (Gold Lablc). Mall.
2 oz. Resorcln. Mall.
60 lbs. Glycerine Pure. Colgate & Co.
50 lbs. Salts, Epsom.
60 lbs. Flax Seed Meal.
60 lbs. Vaseline. Cheseborough'a.
, 35 lbs. Chloral Hydrate (Cryst). Bcher
Ingy a. lbs. Potassium Bromide (Gran.) Mall.
Vt lb. Iodoform. Herf, ft F.
J4 ib. Acid Oxallp. '
doe. lbs. Milk of Magnesia. C. II.
Phillips.
Phiuf's E'"' COd L,Ver OU laree) C "'
J4 doz. lis. Antiseptic Soap. Johnson's,
1 doz. Syrinses, No. 1. Davidson's.
1 doz. Syringes, No. 2. Davidson's
4 doz. Piasters Porous. Allcock's.
.1 . doz. Bromo-Seltzer (small). Emen
son's, '
U doz, Eromo-3eltzer (large), Emer
son's. U dog. Vln Toulqui Marlanl.
I doz. Llaterine. Lambert.
1 (Joz. Cilycoisone, 1 Ib. hot. Marchands.
COMPRESSED TRITURATE.
1000 Migraine No. 2. J. W. & Bro.
1000 flodll Salicylate, 6 gr. J. W, & Bro.
1000 Salol. 5 gr J. W. & Bro. '
600 Calomel, gr. J. W. & Hro.
600 Calomel, U gr. J, W. & Bro.
600 Morphia Sulph., U gr. J. W. & Bro.
600 Morphia Sulnh.. gr. J. W, & Bro.
100 Cocaine Muriate. Ti r. J. W, $ Bro,
1 Ib. Antiseptic Tablet. J, W, A Veo.
SOLUBLE HYPODERMIC TABLET,
400 Hypo. Tab. No. 45. J, W. A Bro.
400 Hypo. Tab. No. t. J. W. & Bro.
200 Hypo. Tub. No, 61. J. W. & Bro.
1 Kilo, Add Boric Ia Squlbbs.
,1 Kilo. Acid Tartarlo Po. Squibb.
ttrt Oramnxu Add Sallayllc, Po. Hqulbbs.
2 Kilo. Fi-rrl Pyrophosphate. Squlbbs.
4 Kilo. Soda et 1'otas Tart Bqulbba.
1 Kilo. Potass. Acetate, Squlbbs.
4 Kilo. Potass. Iodide (Oran.) Squlbbs,
iVI 'ri. fliiinhnnal. TlflVAF.
. '
U fr. ABtOtamala (A. stj Chen. Co.
ea, AsMfcisnis TaWsK. t gr. Citess.
Sil . Ovtaks .Mehg IB I w. MM, t,
t lbs. OM Lemod fDnpfex) L(w VlKlb
S lbs. OH ONI (buiit). V msl
H lb. Oil WtnttUIMM. LM
1 lb. Vanilla, Beaa 8 M. leaf,
U2"
1 gross Visit Phtt oval 8 ei. ff.
r.
Inch 3 gtd. W. T7 Cor. '
4 dos. Medietas Glass (Ptieala) Me. t.
W. T. it Co. , .
2 dos Ointment Pots, 4 c. (Phea-ta) Ns.
685. W. T. ft CO. .
. 10 lbs. Absorbont Cotton, K . , B,
Lee Co. .
. 2 lbs. Absorbent Cotton, 2 os. J. B.
Lee Co.
2 lbs. Absorbent Cotton, 1 oz. J. E. L
M dox. Water Bottles Kubber (Flannel)
No. J, 3-quart, J. K. Lee Co.
2 one yard roll Surgeon's Istagas.
Plasters (black). J. H, Lee Co.
12 each elbows U. K. 1W aad 2 Inch.
riiunuinu,
12 each bushings, UxK and lxl lack.
i pacKaga Dross safety chain No. L
1. gross hose washers K inch.
100 ft. each and 2 tech black HP.
360 ft Cf 1 lach Mack ie.
36 Jenkins valve discs Inch.
24 brass screw boltB for Columbus ik
couplings. .
2 Whistle valves VA Inch finished.
1 Enterprise Gas Soldering and Plumb
ers' stove.
. .. .. TINNING.
10 sheeU No. 24 R. O. black sheet Iroa
..il.8"8 No- M galvanized shcrt lroa
30x9S
6 she!
No.
20 galvanized sheet Iron
3UX9S.
6 sheets No.
30x96.
18 galvanized sheet Iron
60 bushels charcoal.
100 lbs. solder V4 snd'H. ,t
2 boxes Ij X. menlo redlpped rcoflng tin
1 bundle 63 lbs. of No. 7 bright wire.
,1000 each tinned rivets 1V4 lb., 2 lb., 2U
lo., and 3 lb.
. .L ItARDWARE. .
100 lbs. each Burden' horse 'shoes, medi
um. No, 2, hind. No. 3 hind. No. 4 hind,
and No. 6 hind.
60 lb. each Burden steril horse s'loes
medium No. 2 hind. No. 2 front No. J
hind. No. 3 front. No. 4 hind and No. 4
front.
60 ft each toe steel x4 and & Inch.
ti10 & ?a?n 2f tairn . H. H. H.
Ti and 1 Inch.
5 lbs. each of Capwall horse shoe nails
No. 6, No. 6. No. 7 and No. 8.
400 ft of V4 Inch round Norway Iron.
100 ft each of 6-16. , 7-16, tf and
t.,., iuuhu nvrnov iruu
.iw ,. eacn or hxh.
Wxfti and x2 Inches
100 ft each of xH. Ux. xt UxlU.
4XJH and M Inches flat Norway Iron
jwu lus. DiacKsmun s coai, (UKe sampie.i
60 each Norway, carriage bolts Uxl,
J4?,1''. ...HH- HxS, Mx3H. l3x4
6-16x1 1, S-163CZ. XlfixS, 6-lfix4, B-lCxsl
7il iv s?'i Txa. .7' ana xo incn
,U5
Ut
lm Pfteh ttra in1t ft.lfiviu an l.vUC
, v.. . ... Huu 7t7
100 tire rivets and burrs Ux3V Norway.
10 lbs, each cut; washers H and Inch,
6 fiat bastard files' 12 inch.
6 Hnt mill bastard nies 12 Inch.
3 half round 'bastard files 12 Inch.
2 each fiat mill nics 4, . 8. and 10 Inch.
J full side lac leather (like sample).
300 ft. manllla rope inch In dlam.
1 gross No., 108 bright wire screw evei.
,. fncJ? S!M?ilHK gouges i. , 1, Hi and
1H Inch Butfchers,' or as good.
Samples may be seen at the commis
sary of the asylum. Goods must be In
accordance with simples, nnd b- In orlt
Irial packages, when possible. Other
things being equal, articles of Oregon
production or manufacture will be riven
preference. Delivery of supplies will be
required within fifteen daysr notice of ae
centanee of bid. PJnrn bid must Include'
all the Items and totals In full, with thft
exception of nour, meat and tlsh. Vouch
er will not be Issued until the bidder hns
completed his contract, A copy of the
advertisement must accompany each bid,
and the name of tho class of supplies be
Inscribed on the envelope. Auditing! of
ficers are prohibited from confirming "ac
counts of purchnse when the advertise-,
ment does not contain a full description
of the articles to be purchased. Each
bidder wll be require fo furnish -with his
bid a certified ctreck In nn amount equal
to ten per cent of his bid (save that for
flour the check Is to be for 3300, for meat
3250, for fish 375), payable to the order of
the noard to be returned In case his "bid
H rejected or his proposal complied with.
The right to reject any and nil bids Is re
served. Bids will be opcrte at thegov
rnor's orftce at 2:30 o'olock p. m., Tues
day, January 4- 1898.
WM. P. LORD
H. R. XINCAIb.
PHIL. METSCHAN.
Board of Trustees p. 8. I. A.
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