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at. " a !) N a j ! SJ o U f fr aivS!?r '..u.rTMAlo1 ,HlMl? -ravnttAx iym.H pu.Surmmbel) Everybody surrenders to Battle Ax. There is no greater t prived of your aIIIa Aw PLUG and any one who has once chewed Battle Ax will give up most any thing to get it. 10c. buys a larger piece of Battle Ax than of any other kind of high grade quality. Remember the name when you buy again. DilLY CAPITAL JOURNAL. HV HOlfRR DHOTHKRS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER C, iSq8, Dally, One Yew 93.00, In Advarioo. Dally, Four Mouths 01 00. It? Advnnoe. Weekly, Ono Year 91.00, in Advance AFTER THE BALDHBADS. Wo ttro reminded of tlio boys In tlio Hlblo wlm ridiculed inc. oh buld, headed prophet Elijah und were eaten by tho bears, Bomti of tho Republican newspaper boys and they nro good bo, 8 .but merely boys uftcr all contlnuo to bellttloMr. Corbett as an antiquated octogenarian crlpplo who should retire to Innocuous citizenship. Their maintaining tho gold stand ard Is the supremo Issue In tlio Repub lican party, when bunks aw falling all oyor tho country and thoro is posi tive danger of another Ilnunclal panic, whon the McKlnloy administration needs men of substantial character In the senate to deal with tho prob lems of tho war, It is great sport for tho kids to make war on a man llko Mr. Corbett. Impecunious, insolvent, moro pup petsja.the hand of unscrupulous turn coats and trickster's, theso boys "voice tho acntlmoiUH of tho Republican parly" about as much us frogs In u mudholo voice the muslo of tho spheres, Mcn llko Mr. Corbctt who are pillars of strength in tho business vrorld, whoso hand, brnln and pockot aro called on to support eyery pub.Uo enterprise of Importance, a p!onwr New E.iglander of some character and. culture struggling tor recognition In a party dominated by mere gab and greed ami so unpntrlotlo as to boldly declare they prefer that uo Republican sonator go from Ore goo, It U a pathollo. Bpectuclo for a great nation to bohold any way you look .,'at it. In tho 1803 tight tho Repulolcaus opposed Mr. Dolph who sincerely and con scientiously differed from him on the silver question, In 1807 Mr. Mitchell had made himself un Impossibility by his, tight on Mr. Itaurno and his silence on the money question. Hut tho kids who are lighting Oorbctt do pot pretend that ho Is not qualified In ability or principles. It Is simply "the boys'J falsely pretendlug to tight aw old man hecauso ho Is no longer young. A LKADKR WANTRU. Jwi Alfred . Dennett should re e4wMeoi4Hil!ntwy vote of the mimrimf lu tktwtt legislature. He k of eMiitnrlal calibre and to support mm Mitp wottM uIk the Union er fce mUwuUw or the people or Um t4r-JlMifeuri Review. A, K. Jswuwu received the vote or Mm H UJ NttMihero on tho ballot .MttfMwtclMHtfttt, Tuesday, Rutin Jeeai vmymtk), Wednesday, the 1 1 Um IMw Hwwlttra .was cast i far Mel. WaWOj.jft.Js presumed I It T hardship than to be de- en& that Mr. Dennett, will receive tho vote of the joint convention on some day, us It Is understood the compli ments of tho season are to be extended to some representative man of each of tho parties of the Union. After all the opposition has more berlous business before It than pur vcylng compliments. The reform voters or tho state are pretty badly divided nnd almost hopelessly dls organized for want of real leadership. In fact, In -the sense of leadership that Washington, Nebraska, Kunsas and other states have had to extri cate them from tlio mlro of corrupt Ion and extravagance, Oregon ban had none. Oregon has even had re formers who were not leaders of the poopto but plunderers of tho peo ple Alleged Democratic and Populist leaders could be named who enjoy tho confidence of Republican bosses tar moro than they do of tho people No term uf contempt can express tho abhorenco in which the honest reform voter nipst hold tho politician calling hlmsolf a' Democrat or a Populist and yet sharing In tho plunder of the enemies of tho peoplo as a catspaw for tho worst Republicans. j. no way men win iiguro 10 get a complimentary vote for senator re voulsa peculiar weakness or human nature. Men who know thoy can never become senator, who liavo few or no qualltlcatlons to till the otllce, who huvo no ability or qualities that cunstltuw leadership, yet seem to think It un honor to got a vote for an I The world contain no more charming picture than that of happy and radiant tin- I---, uuvu. nn iuu nM.....iiM t. - happtnesa and radiance In the young girl' face U doomed to be blotted out by the nuetor KICK- neat and auf ferlnir. No young woman i fitted for wifehood and motherhood who uf feri from weaknean end disease In a womanly way i'or uch women wifehood only hold out the pro- Sect of Buffering and motherhood the pro ability of death. . There la no reason why thl ihoutd boJ true. If a woman will take proper care of the delicate and Important organ that make wifehood and motherhood possible, there 1 no rea on why the may not te a healthy aud happy wife aud mother. Dr. Pierce' Fa vorite Prescription the greateit of all medicine for women More of It hat been old than of any other medicine for women. Over ninety-thousand women have testified to It marvelous result. It act directly on the dbtinctly womanly onranUra, and give it strength, health and vigor. It allays in I aannuatlon, heal ulceration, wothe pain I aud tone the nerve. It doe away with the ailment of the period of anticipation and makes baby' advent easy and ulmoal palnles. It Insures the new comer' health and an ample supply of noutUhment. In Dr. Pierce' Qommon Scute Medical Ad vlser hundred of women relate over their algnature their eiperlencc with thl mar vclou medicine It I sold by all good medicine dealer. "Last month I had uo pan at all aud vnrked every day without lncourtnUue. It wa the fint time I pawed that period without iialu," writ MU Lauretta McNec. of Keno (l 6. Uox 3). Wairhoc Co.. Kr. "Ur. ritrct' Favorite WeKiiptloo did ft.' "The People's Medical Adviser" con. taint several chapter devoted to the physi ology of women, with direction for self treatment which every woman ought to read. A ptrbound copy aent absolutely free on rcctJpt of u one-cv-nt stamp to pay for faailtmrcf or, clothrboutidjjt statu pa AdteM Dr. ; V. Pierce. ButfaloTN. Y. ' ,'',.J.4I,1.iv PwrKflft r I . ..V 1 CNc n7.-zz& VHMLWEr offlw utterly beyond tholnarasp. But of such Is tho political klognpm. The present) opposition to the Re. publicans baVo a splendid chance to make a record for themselves that shall endear them to the people.' With n good record many of them can be returned from their peycra) counties. The training they arc now getting will tit them for a better rec ord in the regular sesslon.'Thcy should utilize the fight oyer the senatorshlp to developed real leader of the oppo sition forces In Oregon. Complimentary votes arc well enough In their way. They arc among the graceful amenities of politics. But the occasion demands a more serious consideration than this. Un less the reform forces In Oregon can got better leadership than they haye had In the past, the state will remain the booty of the Huns. Goths and Vandals or Republicanism and their Impoverished camp followers. Tub Jouiinal believes that the 24 Union members should boldly choose ono of their own members who pos sess some of the elements or political sugaclty requisite for leadership or a minority and cast a solid support for him for senator. They aro here upon the ground. They are fresh from the peoplo. They must return to the people with tho record made at the special and regular sessions, One of their own number In tho house or senate who Isfam lllar with all that is done at this session should be made leader and kept before the people as such for better or for worse. That will tend to build a reform party. All the casting of rMiipllmcutary voles will not be worth ono straw to the people. It Is doubtful If, indeed, under the present party muchlnc system onyrcller can bo nfTorded the people by any party. JOURNAL "X-RAYS." It Is some time since Senator Ful ton's clarion voice rallied the Silver forces In Oregon. . Old age, buslccss success and sound principles aro crimes In the eyes of Republican anarchists. Thk Jouknal receives a great many compliments and subscribers these days. It appreciates the former and prefers the latter, w Mr. Mitchell may go to Washing ton to attend tho supremo court but Ills lieutenants are uot asleep and If tho bars nro let down too low, you'll sco Mr Mitchell slip In as U. ti. sen utor. That's all. Prlnevlllc Review. Oov. W. P. LortUhus commissioned H. P. Irvine, IhoCorvalllsjournullst, as a member of the board or regents or the Oregon Agricultural College, vlco Prof, E. tt. Lake, resigned. Mr. Irvlno Is ono or tho ablest Democratic newspaper mon In Oregon. . Jackson county Is cutting qulto u Hwath In state affairs. Curler Is speaker; Leeds Is stato printer; Sher wln is regarded as a leader or the Union forces In the house; Col. Connor ruus the Willamette; It looks us though the Ashlund Normal school would Ret there. Republicans so Intelligent that they dld't know enough to mark their bal lota so as to elect two Judges In this district must have opened their eyes In wonder to hear tho Hon. J. Thorn, burn Ross refor to Mr. Corbitt as u "patron of art." Tho avcrago grafter must hayo thought It had something to do with the sack. How long may It last ? Uuder the constitution and statute or Oregon, .Sunday la a non-Judlclal day, but not a con. legislative day, Tho lawmakers may do business on this day as os others, if they sco Ml, somothlng, howoyor, thoy very rarely do. Should Sunday be observed as a holiday tho session will last until Tuesday, October 18, and If they utilize tho duy for business, it will clobo on Saturday, October 15, at mid night, and then they may may stay as much longer as they like. There are plenty of men In tho Re publican party who huvo no uxes to grind who would ubly represent this stato In our nutloual legislature, and from this group ono should bo chosen. Do nob look to either faction for a man wnoso amy it is to represent all tho peop'o. Kugcne Register, ir theres's a man in tho Republican parly who lus not html ono to ten uv0 ,,.,... ..... . ,, ttXea lt Krllu' wo ! "0t SOl him; or In other patties for that matter isn't the Lane pretty strongly And, by the way couol7 delegation factional. Tho editor of tt.o Salem Indepen dent otToiti somo very sarcastic remarks regarding the Transcript editor, during his absence. We know to a certainty that Mr. Fletcher has been compelled to get down on his knees to the Transcript editor several times In tho past, and tho last remark he made may lead to a further apology. Yumhlll County Transcript. To .appreciate tula a description or the Transcript man s necessary but An OldSoldier Ma Story of Wht Hd' 8ar saparUla Hat Dons Whole Family Greatly Helped fcy Thle Medicine "I am an old run down soldier, my whole ay stem being out of order and my right side partially paralyzed. I bare tried various remedies and realliod only temporary relief. I havo been taking Reed's Bartaparllla and Hood's Pills, and havo derived moro real benefit from them than anything I havo tried. My wife has been greatly helped by Hood's Sarsapa rlllo. She was all ran down and her system much out ot order. My two lltUo boys recovered quickly from the effects ot diphtheria by taking: Hood's Barsapa rllla, wbloh rid theraot troublesome sore and symptoms ot the croup. They are now well and hearty." W. F. JBcmtHTT, Starkcy, Oregon. Remember Hood's Sarsa parilla la the best-In fact the One True Wood rorlfler. u Ji mil,, cure nausea, Indigestion, MOOa S PUIS bUlousne.coDsUpatloa. no pen can do him Justice. He has a kind of hatchet face with ancaglp nose and shark jaw, His forehead overhangs beetling banditlike eye brows and restless hycna-llkc eyes glitter underneath. No woudcr Fletcher trembles before Such an aggregation. THE MEMBERS. Official List of Those Composing the aoth General Assembly. Following are tho names, political designation, where elected and post ofllce address of the 24 members who constitute tho opposition to the Re. publicans In the 20th General assem bly: senatoks 0: J. Olctu. pco., Albany. J. W. Morrow, dem, Heppner. Justus Wado, pco, Sutnmcrvllle. R. Daly, dem. Lakevlew. E. I). Dufur, dem, The allcs Wm. Smith, union, Raker City, Ri:PIti:8RNTATl'K9 18. J. R. Hlackaby, dem, Jordan Valley. Peter Fordnoy, pso, Arks. W. F. Gray, sll-rcp, Cottage Grove. I). M, Jones, sll-rop, Soduvlllc. II. M. Palmer, pco, Albany. A. I). Stlllman, dem, Pendleton. J. J. Whltnoy, dem, Albany. Geo. Knight, sll-rcp, Cunby. E. S. Platts, pco, Port Oxrord, J. W. Conn, union, Roseburg. W. Ji. Grace, union, Uukcr City. F. N. Gregg, Dem, Dallston. I). A. M.'Alllstcr, dem, LaUrandc. E. A. Sherwln, union, Ashland. J. W. Virtue, union, Lcland. W. W. Wilson, union, Yoncullu. J. H, Stump, pco, Suvcr. G. W. Woucolt, union, Riddles. THK KKl'UIIMCANR lii the house and senato are us follews: 8KNATOKS 24 s L. J. Adums, Sliverton. Gcnruo W. Rates, Portland. George C. Rrowncll, Oregon City. Theodore Cameron, Jacksonville. John D. Daly, Corynllls. J. D. Driver, Eugene. 0. W. Fulton, Astoria. E. W. Haines, Forest Groye. C E. Harmon, Grants Pass. J, E. Haseltlnc, Portland. W, A. Howe. Carlton. P. It. Kelly, Albany. VV. Kuykondall, Eugene. N. II, Loonoy, Jefferson. Donald Mackay, Portland. John MIchell.The Dalles. R, F. Mulkey, Monmouth, G, W. Patterson, HUlsboro, L. L. Portor, Oregon City. Gcorgo W. Proobslol, Weston. A. W. Reed, Gardiner. Ren Selling, Portland. Joseph Simon, Portland. T. 0. Taylor, Pendleton. KKI'ItKSENTATIVKS 42: J. C. liayor, Portland. S. C. Reach, Portland. F. M. Ilrattaln, Springfield, Abner Brlggs, Dllloy. Clarence Hint, Newberg. E. V. Carter, Ashland. Wm. L. Cummlngs, Shaw, C J. Curtis, Astoria. G. E. Davis, Morrison. R. N. Donnelly, Waldron. S. Farrell, Portland. E. II. Flagg, Salem. E. L. Freeland, Heppner. J. E. Hall, Clalskunle. S. G. Huwson, Arlington. George II. Hill, Portlund. Peter Hobklrk, Portland. L. Krusc, Stafford. Annual Bales pvarO, 000,000 Botes rOH BILIOUS AND NERVOUS DIS0UDEB8 auch its Wind and lVtln In the Stomach. UMdlnosa, FiiIiiom otter meals. Head actio. Dlzzlnt-iui, Drovrslneua. FlushlnRS of Rent. Xa&s ot Appetite, Oostlvenoas, lllotchoa on the Skin. Odd Chills. Dis turb! SliH'ii. lYUIUful Druama and ll herous and Trombllu Hunsatlmia. THE HR3T D03E WILL OIYE SEUET IN TWENTr WlNUTEa Esery aufforor will uckuowloUt'o thum to bo A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. HClXHtM'N PlI.IJ8.taEcn as direct Ovl, wllWiuloklrniitoro Foiualea to com, pleto hoalih. Ther pnmiptly remove obstruction or IrrtMjuliirltles of tho ars torn Vd euro hicU HcadKcho. i'or Weak Stomach Impaired Digestion Disordered Liver r. , vvmN uxHl.BIIIH eeoham'a rlH r ; VMaVB m m m Snatk l ft itnout a Rival AJ bit lh Ar LARGEST SALE., or any Puteut Medicine t lite- WtU.- 3Jc at Ml Drue Btorca, 13,3?. Lamsoni Wlllatnnla. Abner Lewis, fjhawf Q. W. Marsh, CVntervllle.r W. A. Maistnglll, Lakevlew. J. W. Maxwell, Tillamook. John McCourt, Salem. J. W. McCulloch, Salem., . John McQueen, Lorane. R. E. Moody, Portland; J, W. Morton, Hood River. 0. T. Myers, Portlan.1. R. J. Nichols, Monroe. L. R. Rccder. Pendleton. , A. S. Roberts. The Dalles'. J. T. Ros?, I'ortland. J. ESmSthi Pilot Rock. F. S. Stanley, Perry. Matthew Stewart, Ashland. Alex Thompson, Clackamas. J. R. C Thompson, Tualatin. Gcorgo P. Topping, Bandon, J. T. Whalloy, Portland. J. N. Wllllnuipon, Prlnvllle. Jolian E. Young, Astoria. Deafness Cannot Be Cured by local applications as they cannot reach tho diseased portion of the car. There Is cnly ono way to cure deaf ness, (und that la by constitutional remedies. Deafness Is caused by an Inflamed condition of tho mucous llblnir of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube Is In llatucd you hayo a rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing, and when It Is entirely closed, deaf ness Is the result, and unless Inflam mation can be taken out and this tube restored to Its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten aro caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an In flamed condltltlon of the mucous sur faces. Wo will glye One Hundred Tollars for any caso of deafness (caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send lor circulars; free. F. J. Chkney &, Co,, Toledo, O. Sold by Druggist, 7Gc. Hall's Family Pills arc the best. When ycu call or DeWitt's VV itch Hazel Salve don't accept anything cUo Don't be talked Into substi ute or piles (or 5ores for bums. Stont Drug Stcre. Tiuth wear well. People have learned that De Witt's Little Early Rlsert are re lable little pills for regulating the b wells. They duu't gripe. Stone Diug Store. . m You invite disappointment when jow ex periment. DeWItt Lltlle Eirly Rters are pleasant, easy, thorough little Tills. They cure tick headace at tu.e at you take them Stone Drug Store. A stubborn cough or tickling In the thrott ) ields to One Minute Cough Cure. Harmless in effect. It acts at once. Stone Drug Store. Acker's Englldi Remvly Will Stop a couuh at any time, and will cure the worst cold In twelve hours, or money refunded. 25c and coc. Lunn & Brook druggists. DeWitt's Witch Harel Salve hat the l.rgest sale of any. This fact hat led dlt- hont peorle to attempt f counterfeit it Ijaok out wnen you call lor D Wilt's Witch Hetel Salve, the great pile cure Stone Drug Stcre IV broken tu.laces. tore, insect bliet bu.rnt there is one reliable remedy. DeWitt's Wtch Harel Salve. When you call for De W'u-e don't accept counterfelu. You lll no be dlw.pDolnted Stone Drug Store. More thtn twenty million free snmpletot DeWitt's Hazel Salve have been dtstiibited. Wftat better proif f th-ir confidence do you want ? It cure plies, burns, tca'ds, tores tn the shortest time. Stone Drug'Store. One Minute Cough Cure suipriies people by its quick cure. It hit wo the b tt repu tatlnn of any prrpatatlon for colds, croup, or obv.lnate cough. Stone Drug Store. Dyspepsia can be cured by using Acker' Dypepslo Tablets, One little tablet well fjlve immediate tellof or money refunded, bold In handsome tin toxes at 35c. Lunn & I) rooks, druggists. Sick headache abtoiuteiy and permanently cured by using Mokl Tea. A pleasant herb drink Cute constipation and Indigestion, makes you eat, sleep, work and happy. Sat Itfactlon guaranteed 0:' money back. 35c and Lunn & 11 rooks druggist. Aokei's Dyspepsia Tablets are toll ona hosltive guarantee. Curet heart-burn, ralsinc oft he food dittrett after eatlnc or any form of dyspepsia One little tablet glvct Im mediate relief. 35c and and 50c. Lunn & Ilrooks, druggist. Drink a steeping of Mokio Tea pefor letlrlng at night, and sr how soundly you will sleep and how jyou4ly you will awake In the morning, tt supplies food for the blood while you sleep, producis a clear and beauti ful complexion, aad curet constipation and tick headache. Lunn & Ilrooks, druggist. mt Mokl Tea positively cures tick headache, indigestion and conttlpatlon. A delightlnl drink. Removes all eruptions of the tkln, producing a perfect complcxlou, or money re funded, aj cent and 50 cents. Lunn & Ilrooks, druggists REMEMBERED. There will be quite a number at londlng the state fair who In the near future, expect to erect monu ments for their departed friends. Don't fonret to call on Mr. T. 11. Walt In tho large navllUon. or at 1 Ti30biaie sireet und 144 Mill street. who will exhibit to you riusluna (Im has nearly 700 of them) and specimens of the white bronze. 1 .... ...... . .. . . I -.u...,7 v, ,imo t.ium0- -Aucsica oy Eminent Scientific Authoritcs. Pure cast zinc, In my Qplnlun, will IB9l IUI UUCV, f ... w ruoK.n. p. citAia, Analytical Chemist ror the Govern or the United States, Washington, 13. L. Will resist tho chemical effects of the atmosphere lor all time, Watt's Dictionahy op CiitfMrsTitY. For durability and beauty they aro all that can be desired. P. L. Hahtlktt. Assayer of Metals ror tho Htate ot Maine. Every doubt has been dispelled as to the durability of iiim in rim open ulr and tinder the Influence of overv kind or weather- URK'8 HlCTIONAHY OP AHTS. Manii. KAtrruuuy anu .minks, Vol, 60 page 1 it is wucli superior ror. theso p to eUer marb,0 - UiUi, cause It can not disintegrate. fliiAn ft n . . JT... . - w pur TJ108. It. Bakkm. Pit., n Prof.of Natural Sciences. State Normal school, Mlllersvllle, Pa. M1&N 'ItJDAY'U MARKET. Portland, Oct 0,-Wheat vallc) 01; Walla Walla, 67c. Flour Portland, 13.25; Supertlnq 12.25 per bbl. Oats-White 3330c. Hay 1012 per ton. Hops-Gl2ic;old crop 4(35c. Wool-Valley, 10i2c; Eastern urcgon, bmisx. Mlllstutl Bran, 814,', shorts, Poultry Chickens, mixed, $14. J3.C0 turkeys, live, 10121c Eggs Oregon, 20c per doz. Hides Green, salted GO lbs, under GO lbs,0i(a7c;shccp pclts.l Onions 75c(.Jl per sack. DButtcr Best dairy, 40(7?43c; 38iC. j20c. fancy creamery, 45CM&5C a roll. Potatoes, 553C0c per sack. nogs Heavy, J4.75. Mutton Weathers 3c; dressod, 7c Bcef-Utccrs,3(3.7G: cows, J2.503 dressed, r0r. S.U.KM MAIllCET. Wheat-40 Oats 28i$Mc. nay Baled, jhcat, $(S(r47. Flour In wnolcsalo lots, 83.40; re tall (4.00. Hogs dressed, Cc. Live cattle 2j3c. Veal 53i, Butter Dairy 20c; creamery 2Cc. Sheen Live, 82.60(533. Wool Best,15c. Mohair 25c. Hops Best 1012c. Eggs 20c in cash. Poultry Hens, 78c; spring chick ens, 7(q9c. Farm smoked meats Bacon, 81c ham, 10c shoulder, 07c. Potatoes 25c. Do You Read. What pooplc are saylmr about Reed's Sarsaparllla? It Is curing tho worst cases of scrofula, dyspop sla, rheumatism and all forms or blood disease, crruDticns, gores, bolls, nnd pimples, It Is giving strength to weak and tired women. Why should you hesitate to take it when H Is doing 30 much tor others? Hood's Pills are the best family cathartic and liver tonic. Gentle, reliable, sure. Qreen Smoke, People very seldom sec green smoke but, when they use one ot those 6c Little Champion cigars they have one, no old dried cabbage leaf. The Philippine Islands. Almost any man would like to be the owner of the Phlllplncs except a hungry man und he would rather own ono of those 25c meals nt Strongs. PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY. Otllce or the Secretary of State, J Salem, Or,, Sept. 3, 1803. f Scaled proposals will be received ut this olllco until noon, November 4, 1808, to furnUh tho rollowlog articles for the State of Oregon; for the use of the 20th Rlcnnlal Session of the Leg islative Assembly. I 35 reams leiral can. 14 lbs.. No. 7 ' L" "".?,' n!1'10' ?' 'K ak' b .?n ' , ., VlVa I'fiTv0 Papefc . , .fSSn ?.?? tt?,?010' ' I.?,"n?' Ii 7 rUl,"K' W,,lt0 '"M- or , nLu ,PaPcr' , 1K 20 reams letter paper 12 lbs., No. 7 ! ruling, white laid, Carow,, Charter on ""t" :""' ViV" "SS S?ffr: u,r ,?"" X .V 'i1 ! ... !??& W 'llovP Z in . J .mS. b P Company, or other good j -" 20 reams tvncwrlter nanor. lr-iml I size, Paragon letter wove No. 3L Valley Paper Company, or other good pupur, 0 boxes Little's satin finish carbon nntnM Itli.n Im. Out. (juirci, uiug, ou.v olt. 0 boxes Llttlo's satin finish carbon 10,000 No. OJ envelopes. CO lbs. No. 1 rag, XXX, 12 gross railroad steel pens. No. 40. 20 gro9sGllotts steel pons No. 401, 4 gross Gillot's steel pons, No. 303. 8 gross Esterbrook "J" pens. 0 gioss Falcon steel pens No. 048. 0 gross Esterbrook & Co's. Probate steel pens No. 313. 0 gross Esterbrook & Co's. Judgo quill steel pens No. 31s. 0 gross Esterbrook & CVs. Chancel lors steel pens No. 230. 0 gross London Incandescent, M. Jacobs No. 4. 2 dcz. Sanford's cardinal red Ink, pints. I fi iftOSS nenhnlders. black enamel, J 111 rue. ,, , 1 lOdoz. Peck.jStow & Wilcox's Ink sianus wo. osh. -4 doz. Peck, Stow & stands No. 654. Wilcox's Ink 10 doz. Peck, Stow & Wilcox's Ink stands No, 420. 12 doz. lynry tolders, 0 Inch standard. 4 doz. Ivory tolders, 10 Inch con gress. 4 doz. mucilage cups, No. 8 Morgans patent. 10 doz. mucilage stands, resevolr, No. 0 Morgan's patent. 3 reams Parker's treasury blotting impcr, urua giiotl, nu IjOS. Willie. 2 gross No. 2 Eagle 'recorder load pencils, style GGO. 5 doz. Sanrord's premium fluid, quarts. 2f duz. StafTords wrltlnt; fluid quarts, 1 10 doz, Nonpareil gummed stub tiles No. 22, 11x16 Inches, 600 stubs. 4 doz. Duplox cupboard, letter clips, legal size. 20 doz. Duplex letter clips. 15 doz. tabors rubber rulers, 14 Inch Hat. !5doz steel erasers. RoMrs Nn. i. f 140. bone. 'ldoz. steel rasers, Rogers No. 140. etony. la. 70 Hoxes Fabers No. 300 nanas, assorted sizes. 0 itross Fabers lead ncm-lls. Vn n hexagon, gilt. 12 gross Fabers lead pencils, No rnunrl L.llr. " 2 20 doz. Fabers natenfc Ink nnd n. 1 ell rubber erasers, mammouth. 3,000 McGlll's patent paper raUen-! ers. No. 2 Hat head? T3.000 Mc Jills patent papor fasteners, ' No. 2, round heads, white. '. !( iiii'iria luiiirn 1 J.ooo JlcUllls patent paper fasten ers, No. 4, Hat head. 15 doz. Table pads, to hold paper. 19x24 luches, strong lerther tips. 15doz, waRto paper basketa, cross bar, No. 4. a doz. waste paper basket, small, No. 11. round. 20 lbs. hemp twine, No. 2. 4 doz. Sanford's mucilage, quarts. All bids submitted should iu "'"kea "Proposal for Stationery." u" uui mu ucst quai ty or goods will bo accepted. The right to reject any or all bids Is reserved. All the above articles must be de llyered at Salem, Oregon, on or before December.10, 1893. Very respectfully. II. R. KINOAID, Secretary or State. u reams typewriter paper, legal size, Paragon letter wove No. li, Valley Paper Company, or other uood naner. (oltowlna for tlietr icenlc attraction. 0. K. & N, via Ogden and Denver Shasta Reute via Sacramento, Ogden .and Denver. ,, , . Shasta Route via Sacramento, Moj rc nnd A,AfqdUaqyUe,tlne of through PULLMAN PALACE and lOURtSTSsLEEl'ER-, San. Francisco and Lot Anceles to Chicago this it The Short Line from southern California To the East. Apply to the agents of the O. IV & N.. 0. b. 1.., boumern racmc, or the undersigned, for tolders and descriptive literature. J. J. DEVERKUX. llldg, Portland, Ore, Gen'l AgtWorcester, TAKE THE Canadin Pacific R.R. And Soo Pacific Line TO Mu.neapolls St. Paul Chicago Philadelphia Washington Montreal Toronto New York Uoston a ' all points east and southeast Cheapest rates, besttervice and accommo dations Through toutlst sleepers to Minneapolis, St. Panl, Toronto, Montreal, and lioston without change Canadian Pacific Railway Co's. Empress Ine of steamships to Japan and China The fastest and finest ships on the Pacific ocean, Shortest iml Wsl route to the otlent. Canadian Australian S. S. Co, To Honoluh:, Fiji and Auttralla The shortest route 1 1 the colonies. For rates, fo I'era and any information call on or address, C. K. P.RANDENI1UKG, Agent, Salem Or. 11. II. AIJI10T, Agent, 146 1hird street, Portland, Or E J. COYLE, Disttlcl Passenger Agent, Vancouver, I). C. When Going East Use a first-class line In traveling between Minneapolis, St, Paul aud Chicago, and the principal towns In Central Wisconsin. Pullman Palace Sleeping and chair cars In service. The Dininc cars are onerat -d in ilv.lmi-r. est of its patrons, the most elegant service ever inaugurated. Meals are sered a I Cart:. To obtain first-clas? sen ice ycur ticke should read via The Wisconsin Central Lines. for all connectiont at Chlcagoiand Milwaukee For eastern points, tlcketfull Information call on fcodr neatest tlckrt ugent or write J AS. C. POND lieneral Pas. AgentMillwaukee. Or IAS. A CLOCK, Cueral Agent Wit Stark Street Portland Or Oregon Short Line. VTHE- Quickest, safest, Cheapest m.&J.11 po,nl,, E,,t ""d southeast. IKfcE reclining chair can, Pullman palace sleeping car, and upholstered tourist sleep Ing cars on all through trains HOISE & BARKER, Agent Salem, Or C a TERRY, Traveling Passenger Acen W. E. CO.MAN, K 34 Third Stree Portland. Or?' AEem' The Northern Pacil 0 Railroad still continues the popular route rorcastern travel and now that summer is opening on It becomes more I ? evcr. The pTeasant and com- Ifprtablo accommodatlona fnrnUiiori Passengers are proverbial and need nn mcntion.Tiiequlck-tlmomade,wlthout n',n .St.! P1"" universally known. -. V : 1. vttur!,ws l,1 ru06i magnltl '"bber 1 "" ,S' ,? . M? .world, o.T - mimioiiiuu cuusmnt. Keen- cijr ULLrucnvn nnri nti.n n nnJ'r - Vi0 traveJer Ks through w'lths 80 Xn,i : V"" ?U"IS?I1!8 V ? Journey s h rough Washlnirton. Idaho. Mnntnnnn .... .MM.UUD .L-iuiKiusr uiNianro. ah Oakota, Nebraska and the other iatcs' the ev, ,3 feasted with scenes Pleasing and impressive, while r... an(1 fit0. suffocating atmosphere or wwiii.i ffn.iiA.M.ll..t..... Ji - . ninluilil, r, . ik.. . .,l".,la B,c ubmuiuiii, ul' .1 iKTfi.Mrf.rra ma tlcularscallon par- THOJLAS, WATT CO. No 225 Cnmmon.1,.1 c..,, Aif?'s building formerly occupied by Dan i! I ry's drug store. Salem. Or. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. thi Kind You Have Always iNgiit Try ficolllln' But tea and UUm fowdw. J Oflers travelers choice of tho routes east. They are all famous DRN ORPAKT TIMK SCJUDULK. for From Portland, ashuvb. . t Fait b'alt Luke, Denver F, Mall Worth, Omaha, Kami 8pm City, S't Imlt, Chicago and East. ........ ...................... ....... Spokone Willn Wall, 2 Spokane, Snntn. Flyer Minneapolis St. Paul FI" 3 pm Dulu'h, Milwaukee Chi- ,,.' cago and Eatt n 'ms 8pm OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. 4 ., All tailing dates sub- ' jeclto change. For San Frnncisco. Sail September I, 6, n, 16, si, 26, 7 p m To Alaska; 4 Sail Sept. 17 4pm 8pm COLUMBIA RIVER ex, Sun. STEAMERS w Saturday anm 10 p iu To Astotia and way land. ex tjun tngs, 7 a m Tucs. WILLAMETI-E AND Thurs YAMHILL R1VEKS ,,.. and Sat Oregon City, Daylon and i'j,i0l way landing! yt 6am WILLAMETTE RIVER .., m Mon 'u Wed Portland to Salem Thuri Frl and way landings ,t Leave SNAKE RIVER Lv Uw uiP"ia Uton i.'45 a m Leave Klparia dailg ex- 545 a tn Mon cept Saturday. Sun Wed Leave Lewlston dally ex- Tues Friday cept Friday. Thurs WILLAMETTE PIVER DIV1S10.N. PORTLAND-SALEM ROUTE-Bteamei Ruth for Portland Tuesday, Thursday q,iJ Saturday at 7:15 a.m. Transfer to street car line at Oreg City if the steamers are delayed there ound trip tickets to all points in Oregon ishlng ton, California or the cast. Connecting made at Portland with all rail, ocean nnd river Hues. Steamships tall for Sen Francisco, Sept. 26, 29. Oct. 2, s, 8, 11, 14, 17 20, 33,26, 29 W. II. HURLBURT. Gen'l Pas. Agt. Portland, Or G.M.;POWERS. Agent, Trude street dock Salem. KOLSE & BARKER. City Agents. EAST AND SOUTH VIA THE SHASTA RO'JTE OF THE Southern Pacific Co EXTRESS TRAINS RUN DAILY 6:00 P M B.-25 PM L,v ..Portland. ..Ar Lv....Satem ....Lv 19:30 A M i 7.'00 A M I ti.'OOT VI 7.M5AM) Ar. San Frnncisco. Lv Above trains ston at ail rincipal statlom Marion Halsey. bet. l'orllnnd ond Salem, Turner Creswell And nil tfta tlons from Roseburg to Ashland, inclusive. KIBKUUKa HIIL. l)Alt.V. 030 a ; io;ss A 1 Lv Lv. TortlamTT.Ar ..Salem.... Lv .baleni... Roseburg 1 50." P M 7.'30 A M S20 p Ml Ar . m. ....... uuuci nccpcr ann kccond-cluss I'll m.H !...... ., " .- t T .......i.-T-.j sleeping cars attached to all through train wii SIDE DIVISION. BETWEEN PORTLAND AND CORVALL1S. A'al! t'aln daily except Sunday. 730 A M I Lv. . .PortlaruT. . TTl "sT-cop i 'a;'S''").Alr-.-Corvallis.. Lvf i.-oSPl A All,..,., ";j r "' ;r.r- -. M U At Albany and Corvilll. trains of the O. C. & E. Ry. connect with KXPRESg TRAIN DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. 4--SOPMI lv ... Portland.... Arl 835 ". 730PMM.r .. McMinnvilleLvU.-so. H:3Q PMjAr Independence Lv) 4.'fo , Ar) 8.'3 A U eLv C.-coa M LvJ 4.'J0 AW Direct connections at San 1-rancisco with Occidental aud Oriental and Pacific mall steamship lines for JAPAN AND CHINA balling dates on application Ratet and ticket to Eastern point an I Europe. Also ;APAN, CHINA, HONO LULU and AUSTRALLIA, can be obtainH from W. W. SKINNRU Tt,t.. ". . Salem. ' '''0", . .. ...,.-.. R' KOEHLER, Manager. .. H. MARKHAM. G. F. &P. A. Portland Corvallis & Eastern R. K. Company, 1 ForYanuInn Train leaves Albany Train leaves Corvallli.,.. Train arrive ut Yacjulna.. 13150 p, m. :4S P. . 6:to p. m . . nciuruinir.- Leave Yaquinn 7:00 a.m. i"TM AC,?n",llU "Mo a. m. Arrive Albany 3:3? p. m. ror uciroir PVM AC.trya,,U 7.'ooa.m. Leave AW 8S a, m. ReSin1'01' "?. I aiiii rij.!a P :;:""" 13140 p.m. Leave Albany 605 a. m. Arrive Corvallis 6155 p. m. I and 3 connect at Albany with Southern I acific train giving direct service 10 and from Newj ort and adjacent beaches. Train for the mountains-arrives at Detroit at noon glvlny ample ttme to teach campinc groundt on the lireitenbush and iiantiam river same day, EDWIN BTONE, Manacei, H. I. WALDEN, T. F. t P. A. J. TURNEK, Agent Albany, BBS 20u Miles shorter and a whole hair day quicker than any other line to Omaha, Kan sas city, bU Louis and all other suthero and southeastern cities, Tlneo routes east via Denver, tit, Paul, and Billings, Mont. Tickets at offlccsof connecting lines. It you go east via Omaha, you can stop off and see the Trans-Mlaslssipp! exposition A. C. SHELDON, (Sen! agent, Portland Oi Jenerson, Albany, Tangent, Shedds. iiarrisuurg, Junction City, Eucene. Lottaec drove. Drain. Oakland i . 'jv ' s $k tttmiimtmimmm" a, -i-waseliSiS-ltV- .