Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, January 01, 1898, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textf v S l& w IV u E.' l M jh - Bl IK Ml. i1 v'L2fc5, Buy Your Spcctack and Eye Glasses T?mm 1111 oxmrlei red optirla0'., cltJlW satisfaction. All goods warrant-"' lino or Rc-arr nlns, lace pins, lone clialtisantl many other novelties &?,!&, at rfnf Pr'CCS Watches cleaned, 75c. MnlMPnB. CHAS, H, HINGES, D, R Expert optician, watchmaker and diamond setter, 2d door norTii of postofficc Salcm,Or, M, T, RINEMAN, - Family Grocer The best is none too good for our patrons, Our prices the lowest, and be convinced, 132 State st, Try us AH The Newest - Perfumes, Delicate and Lasting, A large assortment and low prices rule at Frys Drug Store, TODAY'S MARKET. Portland, Dec. 31. Wheat valloj 80c; Walla Walla, "Co. L'lour Portland, $3.83; Superfine, $2.25 per bbl. Oats White 353Cc. Hay Good, $12fel3 per ton. Hops 514c; old crop -J(aGc. Wool-Valley, 14lCc; Eastern Oregon, 12c. MlllstuiT Bran,JI7; shorts, $17. Poultry-Chickens, inlxed,$l,75(H2.2j; turkeys, live, 8llc Eggs Oregon, 22c per doz. Hides-Green, salted GO lbs, 771c. under GO lbs,G$(57c;sliecp pelts,1015c. Onions SOfeiJl per c. Butter Best dairy, 3040c; fancy reamery, 50c(W5.)C a roll. Potatoes, 35c(M5c per sack. Apples 30C3oc a box. Iloirs Heavy, $4.50. Mutton Weathers $3;dressed, 5c. Beef Uteers, 83; cows.$2.25; dressed, 45i. SALEM MARKET. Wheat GOc Oats30c. Apples,25(a30c In trade. Ilay Baled, cheat, $9(tfl0. Flour In wholesale lots, $3.80: re tall $4.20. nogs dressed, 4Je. Live cattle-2a2. Sheen Live, 2c a lb. Wool Best. fc18c. Hops -Best 814c. Eggs- 20c In cash. Poultry Hens, 45c;turkeys,'?10c; ducks. $2.75faJ5: eeese. $4(a$5.50. Farm smoked meats Bacon, 8c ham, He; shoulder, 7i(a 9c. Potatoes 20c trade. Butter Dairy 12(3)15c; creamery, 20 to 25c. Tor Infants and Children. Tisfis Sigutus el i'es riry To Cure a Cold in One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine lib lets. All druggists refund the moiy ir It falls to cure. 25c. The gennue hasL. B.Q. on each tablet. I New Years Dinner Turkey aid an tne cnoicest delicacies at stionr; restaurant on New Year's day. CiaKTOItl.. feSSrj SsV2 e&s4bvow O.CTT.Co's STEAMERS Altona and Ramonn leaves for Portland daily, ex cept Sunday at7 :45 a. ! Quick tint), regular fsei. vice, and low rates. Dock between t tic and Court streets. P. BALDW Agent, Jalem - $ , Grocery! KX) Court st c and retail cheap, iNw currants, lew raisins, lew nuts, No old stock and cl"? everv thine - t .1SOK RTFVCJiTART I 0$ffe3&- T,rlr(H, r" II oro ttlitu those bmght lit properly to Bye J",d DAWSON CITY NEWS. Continued from first page, don't know what we have yet, but hope for the best. Uncle Wilbur is at FortCudahy, or was the last I heard or him. 1 have not heard lrom Ed for some time, except ycrbal messages by Frank ICelicnuan. He is well, and expects to gj out next fall. We expect him up to spend Christmas with us. The ground Is covered to the depth of about six Inches with snow, and the creeks are all frozen up, so we expect to be able to drift soon, Well, there must be a lot of crazy people outside, and if a few of them were here they would not be so crazy. We have done very well so far, but do not know what our property will be worth in the spring. Kind regards to all my frlends.and love to relatives. Hope you are all as well as we arc. You can let any friends read this who desire. Your husoand, J. A. Singleton. LETTER TROU JOHN UUOWN. "Dawson City, Dec. 20, 1807. Dear Mother, Father and All: As 1 have another opportunity to send a letter out, L will ayall myself of It, although I have received no word from you since I left Seattle. If you will write several letters I may get one this winter. Send one yia Juneau and the other yia Victoria. I hayc uot accomplished much so far. ,Ve built a cabin and I sold my half for $200, and have done another hundred dol lars worth of dental work, I am renting a house In town now and will commence practice. I pay $75 a. month rent; that Is pretty steep is it not i nayerrt staKeu uuy claims yet. Don't think there is anything In this district left worth staking. Mac lb making fur caps for sale 'She gets $17 a cap. We haven't many furs to make 'them of or we could make a stake this winter. "There Is a scarcity of every thing here especially grub. I have got to buy three sacks of Hour, and if 1 get them for $75 a sack It will be cheap. Mae has managed to get about $250 worth of stuff at the store, mostly canned goods. A women can buy where a man cannot get a dollar's worth, as the goods at the store have all been ordered by the miners, and they have to cut the old orders down when they let any thing go; but they say that they look out for the famil ies, so 1 am In luck to have my family with me. About 1,000 men had to leave on acctiuno of the scarcity of the provisions. "VhenDr. Faulkner, my partner at Seattle, outfitted me forthls trip he did not want Mae and little Johnnie to go with me, as he thought they would be a hindrance to me, so when I left, Mae outwitted me by going over to Port Townsend, where she cauglit the boat I was on and refused to get elf. Poor Faulkner made a dis mal future. He started with fifteen horses and a big outfit. Ills horses all died on him and he spent $2,000 for more horses, and lost them and had to turn back. I wish I could hear from you. It does not look now like I would get a letter before spring. I think 1 shall go down on the Ameri can side next spring. There Is lots of sickness here In the summer by ty phoid arm malarial revers. "The cold weather Is just setting in now. l -will write at every opportun ity, although a writing tablet costs $10. It has been over four months since I heard a word from you. Grod bye. Try and get a letter to me. "John Brown." singleton's second letter. Gold Bottom Nov. 5, 18U7. As usual there Js a great shortage of provisions hero and everything in that line is high. Flour Is worth about $75 a sack on the streetand Uapt. Hanson of the Alaska Commer cial Co., uold me ho knew of one 6uck (50 lb.) selling for $180. Other provisions urn proportionately high except sugar of winch there Is plenty. Outfits change hands at $1.23 a pound right through. The A. C. Co., tilled ull their guar anteed orders in full and the rest nearly so, but the N. A. F. & T. Co. only gave one 60 lb. sack of flour to the man and everything else In pro portion, not enough for one month. The wage question is the theme of the hour now, as the mine-owners cut the wages to $1 per hour on October 1. and the laborers quit work and will not allow anyone to work for t-hat price. 1 do not know how the matter will end, but If we hire any men tills winter we will pay $1.50 an hour us men cuntiul affura to work for less, and still It Is a hard proposition for the mine-owners, for If tue Canadian government enforces the royality of 2o percent and Vikes every other claim and only allows 100 foot claims that will give them 70 per cent or the gold and what claim Is there that can be worked at a profit for only 30 per cent? Very few, 1 can tell you, but we hope the government will try not to enforce any such unjust laws. Captain Con stantlne and Mr. Fawcett, the gold commissioner, say they will resign be fore they will try to enforce euch T iere will be a greater scarcity f fa id here next year than there Is now, .it hnni'h so manv new companies have c nnnlzed they will hardly reach here ' aet the boats bUit and up the r-UfT.Jie simeyear. as has been proven fithairiJl&bjatsontbe Yukon ex :f !h AMs and there are bo tiany cia-U peopWomlng In here VlUiuu;. supplies thaWhero I? bound tO DC a SIIUIWKC uw j"..- Iheariood rewU froui J.'Wjur r rSTS. L il. olmn. mlriP. Mil llfM lOUfe tiuii -".ig-v:v:;' -r.ow ua .ri 'o.uniKwfittorJteMOl titnsftuKKiTviruuiA-"2 iv'-'r'-j tofrS'SrTd'a.llr't' iJWiC" inir. Jr,tESE.4. iuKiw tue gravel r We share clean or clip the beard .very close for Ice would freeze on a Iing ocam Btiu ii I,, very unpleasant ,'t I down lo 20 decrees below zero ueir everr loorninif now. uammw nat.ii pTrrsnwt 4-u!P Tliey mSs below mtiSZymgNM hvij.VKOtdown tfilie gravel yet I rr.vurwr nie ricuusu is 111 ueti rn. . l: -uwiinn, up.0 rtrakfast by candle light, then work all rldf itnd by the time dark comes id t otuk tu.per. Aii aft) ready to .otfi'Md. Etrntnt Wagner Is Iving in tin b ink snoring now as I write m.d ulicr Hmvdiim gravel all duy I no not nave mucii ambition to write Licle Wilbur Cornell has the scurvy and expects to go dovVn to Ft. Cudahy and possibly covin to the mouth of ho Yukon to stay a your at tho hot springs. 1 will take care of his dog. He Is a big fellow and will be a great help toj us. From Jefferson. There has set In the usual dull period nftcr the holiday trade. All Jefferson business men report a pros perous condition. Chas Miller's "Fc.urOaks"crcaruery Is now run by water power, and he proposes to milk from 40 to GO cows as soon as he can Increase his herd Mr. Miller gets 55c a roll for all his butter In Portland, Mrs. Ida May Loughuilllcr lias bought the Jefferson hotel property and Is fitting it up as a comfortable traveller's home. This lady and her sn run the Marion hotel two years and she Is a woman who knows how to run a hotel. Tbey Play Tonight. The ."Night In Bohemia" Co., ar rived on this mornings train and will produce the grratest of all force come dies at "The Reed" this evening. You will laugh when youjhear Dusty Rhodes sing, "There'll be Murder there Tonight." Plenty ol up to date specialities. Novelltlcs will be In troduced. Seat have sold rapidly. The prices for tills holiday engage ment have been reduced to enable every one to attend and enjoy an eve ning iu laughter, Reserved seats, 75c and 50c and general admission In the gallery 25c. Assigned. Ben Gesner, a farmer residing east of Salem, has made an assignment. Ills assets aeirreirate. $1133.50 while the liabilities amount tosiiuaoo Saturday was the beginning of the year 1893 Washington's birthday the next legal holiday falls on Tues day while Decoration day and the 4th of Jul both come on Monday in 1893 and Christmas falls on Sunday, FIRE INSURANCE The wRoyal of London, TheHomc of New York, The.e two compiniss aie r presented by Gillicrt Bros., and are two of ti e best com panies to insure in in the world. The Home has cash assets of oer ten millions. The RoyU has over twelve millions. "The Home was formerly represented by C. M. Glenn and was recently purchased by Gilbert Bros. , who will be pleased to make all renewals when the policies expire. The Royal has been represented by Gilb'rt Bros., for over fifteen years. Both companies pay their losses promptly. GILBERT BROS. 28-lm Agents. A HAPPY NEW YEAR I Is made happier still by a pleasant l-lp across the contient and the pleasure of such a trip is greatly enhanced by a railway ser vice, which includes comfor , safety.courteouj treatment and fast time. Theso are tho four most prominrnt features of the Northern Pacific Rai'road and the features of which its patrons always cheeifully testify. All information as to terms, connections, etc., will be cheerful? y furnished, and tickets to all points east w'll be provided by Thomas, Watt & Co., 266 Commercial Street, Salem. Trains leave Portland 11 n. m. Trains arrive Portland 5 p. ni. tm V . Clauss' Sheafs, Scissors and Razors, They are fully warranted, eg"Also a completo stock of table and pocket cutlery and carvers. BROWN 81 SMITH. (mIUIIIiI, 10 and great excitement prevailed at the corner of Ferry and Commercial streets, Saturday afternoon when a suspicious, though a very gentlemanly lock'ng fellovv, who had been sauntering up and down Commercial street looking eagerly Into all grocery stores as If Ills life depended upon what lie sought, an otllcer suspiciously arrested nlm as he 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 Salem that he will expose the fact that Ilarrltt & Lawrence's store Is the cheapest place on eartn to buy strlctly up-to-date groceries. Cht istmas and New Year Cash Prices,. Aumsvllle and Salem flour $1 per sack. Citron 15c per lb. Walnuts o 10 10c per lb, -,. rijitrnilti (Ixandy, .'i lbs for 25c. X luKMlte awuL X tbtp.iri it.- .. Fnfh. -A Fanpjiju - icfch uc per lb. j ' k "'"rllTi'iitf'ir Y'l'i i 15 c per 'JWTWTWw?fi pfw, o,n i"ujpei mjjvt in. flamtt OW P0, MY I n. DEALER IN (GROCERIES Paint. Oils "Window Glass Var nish, and tbe most complete ntock of Brushes of all kinds in the state Artists materials, lime: hain ce i ment and shingles; and the finest quality of grass seed. gNavjtNgsmsjirsgsaKwvicsax WANTED, ETC. New today advertisements tour lines or less in this column inserted three times for 25 ctsSO cts. a week, $1 per month. All ovor four lines at same rate. WANTED.- looo bu hels Burbank pota toes at i'scific Fruit & Sujp'y Co , ISo. 205 Commercial s'.teet, C, Marsh. FOR SALE. Two 6a Ballon oil tanks. Enquire at Harriett & Lawrence's store, Salem, Or. j2-2i tf FOR RENT - A good double room for ono or two gentlemen, n business part ofiity. Rent low. Inquire at 197 Commercial street, 12-ie. tl WANTED. Growers having onion sets to fell are r quested to teyte sample and cah price at this office 12-14 ti FOR BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE And notarial woik call on It R, Ryan at I j6 8 State street, old Armory building Terms reasonable. WANTED-Uy Old Established H.mse High Grade Man or Woman, good Chuich standing, willing to learn our business then to act as Manager and State Correspondent here. Salary $900. Enclose se)lf-addrs-sed envelope 10 A. T. Elder, General Manager, Box X, care Daily 'Journal. b 12 6 lm WANTED Reliable young man, or woman. Stead employment, for right party. Barr Bro's.' Il8 State street, Salem., Oregon . WANTED Reliable young man, 01 woman. Steady employment, for right party. Barr Bro's. 1 18 State street, Salem, Oregon. J2-I-Jm ROOMS TO RENT-.Niccly furnished rooms, near state I ouse, for gentlemen. Terms teascnable. Inquire 4t 276 State street. 11-21 tfH FOR RENT. Good office room on ground fioor.lighted and heated, rates low. Inquire at iournal office. K 1 RIGHT IN TOWN.--Any one wanting drain tile in small "r largequantiiies can get them right here in town. Call at Journal office. tf FARMERS, ATTENTION. The under- signed wants u few carloads ot potatoes, beans and onions, for which he will piy cash at market piices deliveied in Salem. Robt. Hieaier, O. C. & E. R. R. dock. foM of State street. 12-31 iwj WANTED. Agents, $20 to $25 a week sure to workers no capital needed ; new goods; new plan sells at sight eyery family.' needs itHOUSEIIOLD SPEC. CO , Box 424 Cincinnati, Ohio. L 3 sat 2C4 The Home Bakery Headquarters for Christmas candies and holiday supplies. Best lioston Brown Bread, pies, cakes, cookies, etc , in the city. Leave orders early, G, A. BACK, Proprietor, No. 227 Commeicial street. Beckn?r & Hamilton have opened up business in the line of tin ning, plumbing, sheet steel and galvanized ircn works. Job work of all kinds in that line made a specialty. Would be pleased to have a ne: t ion of vour trade. Estimates on all class of work furnished. Shops on Court street in alley between High and Liberty, in the rear cf Basey's Feed stables, on Beck- ner's home property. 12 30 A -s X -. WE RECOMMEND v t 1 lb, 2 for 25c. ssk iter at, al-vrr dwn the fl6l Grocery- Hotel 5al?rR. M. FENNEI.Ii, Prop Only First Class House in the City. Rate te sonable. bample rooms in connection .'an to a'l trains and public buildings pass theriuir. Co ne Slate and High streets. GERMAN LUNCH COUNTER Hot meals served fiom Sa.ni. to midnieht. Ilierman cooking. Viill)aih & Nadstanech 225 Commercial si. II. NEUGEBAUER, iatf Prop. LIVERY AND FEED STABLEa w. J, HUFFMAN, WILLAMETTE L1TO' STABLE! Corner Ferry and '.Uwrtyjstreets', Telephone 172 Newest rigs and best horses always in readiner4. t5"Coast or mountain parties 1 specialty. 74 ti G. R. THOMAS. Proprietor of "THE JCLTJB"; Livery and i Feed Stables, Corner of Liberty ai.d Feiry streets. Best single and double rigs in the city Telephone No. 24. 11 18 t MEAT3 AND POULTRY. G.S. FREEBURGER NEW MARKET, State street, near railroad. Freshest and best meats. My patrops say I keep the besi treats in town. i Wolz Miescke, Dealers in all kinds of fresh salt and smoked roe is. Lard in bulk, nc a lb. Cheapest market in tos-n. We make it a Specialty to keep all kind of Sausage on hand. Try us. Just Reopened . Biown & Son, of the East Salem meat mar ket, have enlarged and refitted their shop and will be pleased to see all of their old patrons and the rctt of the community. Orders taken and delivered. Parents sending children may depend on having their orders con scientiously tilled, 'o ,, aud Umbrella Repair Shp L, E. GARDNER, iry'l'o arrive this week. large ntock brellb upplies. Holman block, 22S Liberty st. E, M,CR0ISAN, DEALER IN; farm Implements I jj and4,Vchicles, Exclusive valley house for McCormick Hinders and Mowers, Uuflnlo Pitts Engines and Thiashers, bpike, ,Diik, and Spring Tooth Harrows, Jihn Deere tteel and Chilled Plows. Repairs lor ull the forego ing. Sa r 55-Olllco In City Hall.. Irrigation Hours 0 to 8 a. m and 5 toll In the evening. All Irrigation bills for the suii.tuer will be duo and payable the 1st of July. Street sprinkling through lawn hose positively prohibited. No deduction for Irrigation during absence unless watr Is cutoff the entire premises. No allowance made for part c sea son as more water Is needed to bring out a neglected lawn than Judicious use for the entire season. Salem Watbii 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 contlncd to tho north west stated out of which all cities of 200,000 population are excluded. Highest numbers of assessments in any ono year has been eleven. Cost of insurance at arc 40 has sever exceeded J5.G0 per year. Kecord for 187. 27V- 000 members and tea assessments. jivaHUKL w 33 years, Amount of in ibTmmmmrfm" tm,emjm. Vqr more definite lnfrntki mm imam folders or apply to W. B. Bockson, Deuuey Head Consul, with Derby & Co., 251 Commercial street, Halem Oregon Wate O'. H.. ffiACK dentist, Soccesser to Dr. I. M. Kctne. old Whitt Corner, Salem, Or. Parties desiring inpcrio operations at moderate fees in any branch are in especial request. JUST OPENED. FRANK WDURBIN FEED OF AtX KINDS. 224 Commercial street, lie", quality and no middle man's profits. BREWSTER Ik WHITE, Dealors hi, HAY. GRAIN, Shorts, chop, flour, mill feed, etc. Telephone 178. 91 Court si ., Salem, Or. Drain Tiling. Tn largo and small quantities, at a great 'mrfatn. Inquire of Hofer Bros., carr "urnal. Silem. Or. d&wtf c. h.Tane! 211 Cummercitl st Salem 'it pySuits tK upwards. Pants i cpwands'.' T. H HAAS, WATCHMAKER AND JEWLLER, Makes a sp"-talty of fine repair work, Se' Thomas cloclu. etc., 215 Commercial Strom JAS. RADER. ELMER WHITE. CAPITAL 'CITY Express and Transfer , :COMPANY, Meets all mail and passenger trains.' Bag gage and express to all parts of thej .citj Prompt seivice. Telephone No. 70. 'AT THE OLD P0ST0FFICE. A. DAGENY, Family Wiao and Liquor Store Rt loved from 102 State to 109 Commcrcia stre .(. Bottled goods of the best quality. Salem Steam Laundry Please nctticc the cut in prices on the fcliowingi Sh.-ts, plain....' i locenu Unucr drawtrg Stoiocerb Under shirts ,...5 to looen Socks, per pair 3 cenu Handkerchiefs 1 cent Silk handkerchiefs..- 3 cents Sheets and pillow slips 24 cents per dozen and othei work In proportion. . Flannels v d other work in telljgently c ashed by hand CoL T, Olmsted Prop No more Coffin Monopllcs In Salem. J. A. ROTAN 256 Commercial street, Has Juxt added u full and complete line of Collins, Caskets, Robes nnd everyt I li (.pretnlnlug to the under taking business. Embalming a specialty. Needs no recommendation as he bus practiced his profession In Salem fur 15 years and that will speak for Itself. I also carry a full line ol furniture, carpets, wallpaper, mould ings. Prices to (It tjio hard times. Call and bo convinced. Phone at store No, ID.'), at lioiioo No. 104. I rilbustc I-jbave just fitted out astu(11o proper, and 'am prepared to tea oh the piano or Organ to children c. adults. My method for children in the newest and best A cer tifloato granted from tho West torn Conservetory, wboso Inter state Bystem I repreaout. litu. dlo over First If atlonal bank and at 376 Church at, i MRS. FRANK WXLLMAN. GREAT HEATERS ! Oregon Airtight Stovee. 3.50 to $6 50. Only full line of this home manuficturc, Stovesjiet up and repaired "promptly, BTKIKBR & BLOSSEH, Tinners and C(tovdealt 140 State af T B, Thomas Tuthill Analytical ChemitH aod Am) en IfciCotivw P.O.Box X, M4 Otttm. Prompt riun oort QmttM MMilyttosJ wotlc d4w 1RCHANTTAI11 The boArd of trustees of the Orwon State lnaajit? asviu.., t.,v.t... ii-j; -:"r: poaalrf fur farnl.11.njf nt the Mluru mr June 30, ij u.e fo.lowln jpoinsi "" Dili. QX1U3. "ra br?n.y 1eujt A Hawtlng. C in. brn118- VlJ0t A S-etlnr. K In., Si ,ri?i:,P7,uoliA, Si"tl". M bleacheJ. Mmiml' Lanialv A "tlto in.. kZjw i jus. Mariners Stilpe Slilrtlng Amos- br'Tmn5"1''' Cnnton Pnc4 Nashua XXX aalld& ..u7Bta,y rifSTJ fcr sapl8- CraSh' checkl. ".. as per' sample Tab,e " c,oth ns Pr JV'd "t,nen,al CheCked Flannel- 3iVi?c,,ialSS2!n' 8eaJ' Turk Re npViamffe!00' "' Ind'K B,ue- n- St-"9-,?1111"853 Ticking, as per sample r0,h MWZ IHnnB. as per sarHp SJ a doz. Men's Cotton Bocks. lo. 101. k I por sample, p " si0mPleAdlC8, C0U,n 1Iose' bln' ' do?.. Corsets, slaes 21-6. 23-4. 24-1 K- 26-3, 2D-4. 30. 32-4, as per sample. l.i Uoa. Suspenders, as per sample. as2,pedr0Isapae. U'"dlK' ff & W 10. Die, uoi. inimDies, 8 9-1, 10-1, as per sam- 2 a aross Pants Buttons, as per sam- ol. tio?' iSros2, rcart Buttons, smoked, 4 holes, lines 24. as per sample? per sample.1 "Cks Vlns' F' si4 EB,' ?r ramrt?Up,cx Safcty rin'1 No' BS pe3r ple?" ,,,CX Safety P;n8, No' " s ra r1-"? IL03- shW. Mllwards, 5-ca, G-zo, 7-CO, as pr nam pie. ,r,wv , . . OHOCGUIE8. J, ids. Ijlvcrnool Satt. 3000 lbs. nice. No. 1 Island. IS H"' .or" "arch, Oswego. 2ta lli. Oloss Starch, Klngford's, 1 lb ptcKages. - ISO lbs. Chlnn Starch. Dest.lbS' S0,a, A" nna " or Schl,llnS'f n'. lb2i ?em Tartar, Folger's or Schil ling's, 25 lb. boxes. 5ij iLbs- Xca?1 ur-lcy, 23 lb boxes. ii z- Ousters, Cove, Field's No. 2. c0 do. Corn, Cannwl, White Lily "New 60 "lbs. Dlulng. Nuernberg, In balls, L. & A. iSM!3, ?r,aCa,rt"!!l '." 8 lb- boxc! "VhltC." 1J l- yermleelli In 8 lb. boxes, mi,b& 8J('nric ,Wax Cndes. U on. COO lb. Snl S(,k.. 60 Oross Vulcan Snrety Matches, as per sample, D) lbs. neeswax, common, as per sample. ?10?' Catsup, Skinner & Londen. 100 ttw. Zante CurrenU In 20 lb, boxts. 222 lbs. L. L. rtrUslns, 20 lh. boxes. 500 lby. Soda Crackers XXX more or less delivered a rrriiilmt. . , . CHEESE. 600 lbs. best quality Orenon full cream tiij:ae morq or ICJtS, UellVeTed as ro- Ulf l-U SUQAn. QrunulatcU Sugar, American 1KO00 lbs. Refinery. 20000 lbs. Extra C. Sugar, American Ile nnery. COFFEE. CO00 lbs, Costa Itlca CofToe. as per sam ple. 60rt lbs. Java Coffee, ns per sample. j ?M lbs. Mocha Coffee, as per sample, 1500 lbs. Chicory, ns per sample ,paa .. nOkt'ED OATS. ETC. 1500 lbs. Oat Meal, In barrels. 8000 lbs. Rolled Oats, In barrels JOOO lbs. Cracked Wheat. In barrels. i JOO lbs. Cream Wheat tn barrels. JSS ,lba- ""ml"!", small, in barrt-ls. J25 '- Hominy, lnrtre. In barrels. lOOO lbs. Com, Men, Yellow, In barrels. 1T-.OTJII. 800 bbl. No. 1 Flour, more or less, de livered as required. , 40 bbl. No. 1 amham, more or less, de livered as required. ... , FIS- ' 600 lbs. Salmon per week, more or less, delivered as required, without heads. a ... - MEATS. 000 lbs. beef per day, more or less, deliv ered n required, equal parts fore nnd hind quarters. 200 lbs. Mutton, more or 1m, delivered as required, equal parts fore and hind quarters. ,. , CROCKERY. 10 doz. Coffeo Cups, W. a. ware, as per sample. ' 10 doz. Saucers, W. a. samples. 15 doz. Dinner Plates, W. per sam nle. varc, as per O. ware, as 8 doz. Soup Plates, W. O. war, as per samnle. " 8 do4. Pie Plates, W. sample. a. ware, as per 2 doz. Pitchers, 1 gal., W. Q. wore, as per sample. 6 doz. Bakers, 12 In., W. Q. ware, as per sample. iu uoz. Matters, 10 In,, w. Q. ware, as per sample, 6 doz. llakers, 7 In.. W. O. ware, as rer sample. implo. 20doz. Soup Bowls, W. a. ware, as per samples. 1 doz. Sugar Bowls. W. G, ware, 'as per samnle. 3 dpz. Syrup Pitchers, ns per sample, 15 doz. Glass Tumblers, as per sample. 2 doz. Salt Shakers, ns par sample. SOAPS. J500 Jbs. Net Savon best standard soap. iow uanes jvory Boan. 600 180 Cakes Toilet Klder FUwer soap. TOBACCO. "r.m ll, nin i. ' uaKcs . iverieas Kitchen sonp. 1000 lbs O. k. Durham, 2 oz, packages. Ofl,S AND TUItPENTlNB. IK R"1, Turpentine In S gal. cans. TOO lbs. Chloride Lime. 200 11 b. Cakea Parallln, as per sample, 3 'A Gross Diamond Dyes, bright green, I gross, cardinal red, 1 gross, orange ,4. seal brown, yt, black, W. navy blue, U. , , MISCELLANkoUS. 4 doz. Mop llaudles, an per sample. ?d??r Pnra,,"JJ. bandies, on per sample. 300 Pines and Htems. Klinlrai an nni m. pie. " """ 1 doz. Wash Boards, lied Cross, as per sample. ju aoz. uomns, dressing, ns per sample, 12 dOZ. Iron Ifnnrltn Tfnltrna nm nA aa.1 plo. '"' "" vw "'" d uoz. Dust 1'ans. as per Bample. 2 doz. Granite Iron Wash I'ans. as ner BM.nlA --. . 2 doz. Granite Iron Pitchers. 1 mil.. n per aimole. 1 doz. Tape Measures, ns per sample. 3 doz. Shoo Blacking, Mason's, as per 2 doz. Bath nrlck. as per sample. doz. Stove Polish, ItUlng Sun. !?d.'.,r- Pipers CarpeC Tacks, 8 oz. 100 lbs. Axle Orease. UllUHIIliS AND BHOOMS, 25 doz. No. 1 best broom, as per sanipJe. J doz. Dust Brushes, 7 B as per sample. 6 doz. Scrub Brushes, as per sampls. w . ;. VINKOAR. 1000 gnl. rtljK cider Vinegar. 40 grs., bidder to submit sample. . . syitup. 3000 gals. Syrup, bidder to submit sim- ' BOOTS AND HHOKS. M prs. I wiles' Shoes; size. 3-4, 4-20, 6-25, 6-2, 7-lfl, 8-6, as per sample. ? W8- Me' Hoots; size 6-6, 7-6, 8-20, 9-22, 10-C, as per sample. ,v, ,. DHIED PltTJNKS. CO00 lbs. Dried Prunes; bidder to submit sample. pnoposAr.B port supplies. , . OHIED APPLES. 4000 lbs. Dried Apple; bidder to submit samples. .. "irjn PEACHES. 1000 lbs. Dried Peaches; bidder to submit sample. BEANS. 6000 lbs. Beans, No, 1 Navy, as per sample, BTATIONEB.Y. 4 gross Kalcon Pens I). 2 gross London Incandescent No. 4, T.I. Jacobs. 2 gross GIUoll's No. 401. 2 gross aillott's No. COI, E. P, Double Elastic. 2 srosi Lead Penells. D!cken. N" low. 0 qts. Black Ink. Stafford's or Sanford's. nttrtna 2 lbs. Fluid Ext. Nucls Vom. P. D. & Co. 1 lb. Fluid Ext. Colomba. P. D. A Co. H gal. Witch Hazel Dint K., P. D. A Co. 1 lb. Fluid Senega for syriip. P. D. ft Co. U lb. Fluid Bay Iaurej (Cone.) P. D. A Co l6 Pll. Iron Carb. (BlauVs). P. D. A Co. 1 doz, Oascarn Cordial. P. D. te Co. G gal. Cone. Water of AmmouM tn glftss container. Mall. 10 lbs. Acid Carbolic (Oold Iible). Mall. 2 oz. Itesorcln. Mall, to lbs. Glycerine Pure, Colgate A Co. tO lbs. Salts, Epsom. CO lbs. Flax Seed Meal. E0 lbs. Vaseline. Cheseborough'a. S3 lbs. Chloral Hydrate (Cryst). Bcher ing' 25 lbs. Potassium Bromide (Oran.) Mall. 4 lb. Iodoform. Herf, A F. V, lb. Acid Oxalic. tt, doz. lbs. Milk of Magnesia. C, II, Phillips. 4 doz. Em. Cod Liver Oil (large). C. H, PhllJrps. H dox. lbs. Antisepilo Soap. Johnaoa's. nyniiRvs, imo. i. iiaviquons. Hyrtnges, No. 2. Davidson's. 4 aoz. t'jastera I'orous. AllcocK's. 2 doz. Drorao-SclUer (small). Emer son's. M, doz, Bromo-Seltrer (large). Bwr aon, 5& dox, Vln Tonlque Martanl. 1 doz. T. Uterine. Ijimbert. csy 1 doz. aiyooxoue. 1 lb. bot. MsrrhfifiMj j COAli lI'IllJHKl) THITURATK. ffl f ED TKITUItATK. 1(tAl 1nt,(MJf-V-M t r . tin. Ij lW .l,,.. u, n. 1. J. W. & lira. 1000 Hodlj Sallcy ate. R gr. J. W. BlJ. W .M..U,, tf Kl M, "..- ff. 6 KT, L00 Calomel. 1 L-r. JL- w. ro. T h 600 Culomel. H gr, V. c Hrn. W Morphia Bulplu, gr. J. W, A 'ttro. LA Morphia Suloh.. Q gr. J. Wj A Mro. 100 CocaliiB Muriate, Ti gr- 3. W. A 1'ra. 1 lb. Anllsi-ntle 'pil.t J W & Ru HOLtTKLE HYPODERMIC TABLET, .X il'i" ."i i;"- '' tf.Fr liu. vi iiypu. iuu, no, ti J w. A Bra. W Hypo. Tab. No. til. J. W A Bro, 1 Kilo. Art Bnrio Po, ftuliW. 1 Kilo. Acid TvfiU pSrtMm. UM Oramine Arid Sa Ifliyllc. Po. Biu'.Mm, 2 Kilo, lVrrt l'yrophoauhale. fVrrtlbbs, 4 Kilo, Koda et PoUh Tart, f"nn!l.b, 4 Kilo. Potass, lodhi (Or-.oJi--;-45-i. '- n Unli......l ...- . '- - t W o. Qntatiw I lbs. Ott Lenon (Denies) tkn Fin. rink 1 vnuys) tjPiiplei) Uiig . Fink. 1 m. varilH jtem t la. igr. iq 1 cl gross Vhita Ttm. tt V V ft 1 MniUM W-iratinssi I l.i- -u -A. A Inch J gal. W. tTaTsT Z? " . jR w: vrxJT OM- 14a. . 2 dot Ointment t-oU, i m Wo. lie cS" Absorbant Cotti, M 4. , -- A n. Vr. li-'?- Absorbnt Cot, ,.... c2 lbs. Absorbent Cotto, lot, 3. M. Xt P?as0tner;y(l,iicK!, J8.UV '& each elbow M, . u aBl j h,,. 1 packag brass saf ".?" Dusnings, Hx and lxt !h. :kki Drnss safety cHaln Wo. J. 'ss hose washets inch. i5,?8S hose washers 100 ft. each M and a Se eh block wu re or i inch black pipe. 36 Jenkins valve discs Inch. B coupMrS? 8CIX'W b,U for CoIurabu "' ? heiVa,XiM ,lnch ashed. .JL-E.n.pr,se Gaa Soldering and Plwub ers Btove. ,A . . TINNING., WshecU No. 21 U. a. bfack sheet ban 30x5&8he8 N0" " Ba,vnl!Ee,1 't l" S0x9&heet N" " salvanlzM bcet Iroa sa bushels charcoal. iuu ids. some i hoiM T. V 100 lbs. solder H and U. menlo redlpped reodng tt wxn. ?nu"d,l6J.,bs-Jf.No- ' bright wlr. lb., and 3 lb: 'u- " '"" ' IDUO AAPh tinniwi rlvt 11. it. it. r , ,t JIAnDWAItE. urn. No. 2. hind. No. i hind. Nn 4 himl. and No. 5 hind. . -,. 50 lb ench llnrden vIamI 1. .t.. mellum No. 2 hlad. No. 2 front. No. 3 hind. No. 3 front. No. 4 hind and No. 4 front. EO ft each toe steel Ux4 and x Inch. Ti and !a1ncnf 0ctBBOn feel : - S- w- 'c'v,''80!1 S?. Capwell hQrse shoe nails No. 5, No. , NO. 7 and No 8- . 400 ft. of H Inch round Norway Iron. . 10 ft. each of 5-l . 7-16. H and . 100 ft ench of UxH. x. xl. UxlU. M5iiJ,Sn,,x? ln?Sf fiit,iNnrwfty,4m: 2000 lhs. blacksmith's coal, (like sample.) ,B0,each, .Nor.wa.X. drrlags bolts ftn, Hxm, Hx2H. "H,x3. Hx4 and Hx6 ln?h. 100 each tire bolts 3-16x1 and V4xl4 J!T.t,rpir,vJ!ta ?nd hnna vixU Norway. 10 lbs fcach cut washers H and S Inch 6 flat bastard nlei 12 Inch? 6 tint mill bastard files 12 Inch, 3 half round bastard nies 12 Inch. 5 ?,f,h W P1"1 ,n'' . . and 10 Inch. I full side lnce leather (like sample). 300 ft. manllla rope Inch in dlam. 1 gross No. 10S bright wire screw eye. 1 Inch Butchers, or as good. Bamplts may be seen at the commis sary of the asylum. Goods must be In accordance with simples, nnd bo in orig inal packages, when possible. Other Milnes being equal, articles of Oregon production or manufacture will be elven preference. Delivery of supplies will be required wltRIn fifteen days' notice of ac ceptance of bid. Kach bid must include all tho Items and totals In full, with the exception of flour, meat and fish. Vouch er will tint ho Issued until the bidder haa completed his contract A copy ot tho advertisement must accompany each bid. and the name of tho class ot supplies be Inscribed on the envelope. Auditing of floers are prohibited from confirming ao oounts of purchase -srhca the. -advertisement does not contain a full description of t articles to be purchased. Kach bidder xvHl b require to furnish with his bid a certified check tn nn amount equal to tan per cent of his bid (save that for S2,.,r-tho-ch,c''8 to bB rorWO. tor meat 50, for fish 175), payable to the ordr of the board to be returned In case his bid H rejected or his proposal complied with. The right to reject any and all bids Is re served. Wds will be opened at the gov ernor's oftlce at 2:30 o'clock p. m, Tues day, January 4. 183R. JVM. P. LOTtD ft. It. KINCAID, PHIU METSCHAN. Board of Trustees O. a I. A Dy W. & DUNN1WAY, Secretary of the Board. NOW IS THE TIME TO BTJt. I BARR &. PETZEL are headquarterV'for them. and all work connected with the business. PLUMBERS AND TINNERS, 214 Coaimercial'st "The Light of the World OR OUR SAVIOR IN ART" Cost over 3100,000 to publish. Con tains nearly 200 full-pago engravings of ourBavlor, by tho great masters. Every picture Is reproduced from some famous paintings. Agents are taking from three to twenty orders per day. Tho book Is so beautiful that when pcoplo see it they want It. Th Hermitage, Praao.s uium, Fitti"" Vutlcun.Nntlonul of Londou, National of Berlin, lielvldcre and other cele brated European galleries have placed their greatest and rarest treasures at our disposal that they might be en graved for this superb work. ''FIRST QLANOE AT TOE PICTORS BROUGHT TEARS TO MY EYES" says one. "Cleared $150 first week's work with the book," says another. "Some high grade man or woman should Bccuro the agency here, at once, says ovary editor, "as eo can soon b? mado taking orders for it." Nearly 810,000 expended on new plates for edition coming from prew Also a man or woman of good church standing can secure position of Mas agor and Correspondent of this terri tory, to devoto ull his tltuo to employ ing and drilling agents and cor responding with tctu. Address for full particulars EA. P. T. ELDER. Publisher, 278 Michigan Avuntw Chicago. III. d 12 Situ SPRAY YOUR TREES. Now is the time to have tour little family crctiarl puUt good shap and masprif sgalntt Insects. Ban Joe Kale, wootiVsws and fungus removed, ard trees mad 'ksaltky by scientific mttbodt. Advice freei'Appiy to Richards & SHp:y, 201 IilgVr, Salem. " Hooest Jelia Tru, Cures SO; Pm Otwt. A neur'tiuMOR aj mw principle. No"kacfct preuure: Dr, Htm Drui; Store, aftMt tx Saiem Ot. ' diwia 3 3a I ' w SBSStb izssssisr ftfAttfe M AJA.t TA'JkK m3k cn-A .Jn ' ,1'i.a, lu'tjl. i . ilH " . rt. 'is-Ml n - f-f f MWL V BlUIIMlSTJI rvj sm w iinMSfTfr Pi. ItwiMi mnaln. MsssIVU'SSSh KtltWtmt ftltiLOHHo. U MWiBMTI. nrsWMiBs. -'''IssssssssssssssssssssssTkar H i'Jfi.J w m n i nil IHii'l1" ' ST jTiii 5SBP& rt FSSSSsk M BBBBBKir " '""' i "--r?- vsgnaxs- M ok. Bulphunal. Bo C i M iMMissMIMWissssI &..'