Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, December 13, 1898, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textt-"t III I ik r h. Judges chew Piper Heidsieck Plug Tobacco not' only because they are competent to judge its quality, but because they know that the unconscious muscular movement of chewing helps concen trate thought. Try it and prove this for yourself. CHAMPAGNE FLAVOR. DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. BY MOITBt BHOTHBR8, TUESDAY, DECEMDER 13, 1898. DaSy, One Tear $3,00, In Advance, Dally, Four Mouth $1 00, Iv Advauoa. Wae4dy, Ona Tear $1.00, hi Advanoo MR. CHAMDBRLIN SPEAKS. Hon M, L, Chamhcrlln addresses not very sugar-coated Christmas greet . logs to tho chairman of the Marlon couoty Republican commtUco, and tho chairman of tin first district Congressional Republican committee, Appraiser of Customs of the Port of Portland, and Chief Bugler or the McBrJde-Mltclicll faction of tho Re publican party. The cotupllmeuts of tho season as presented In this paper are very Im portant because they bear unsolicited testimonial from a stalwart fellow partisan of many years standing, to the character and methods of the McBrldo-Mltchcll push and Its richly rewarded local mouth-pteco that has for twenty years dominated tho Re publican party In Marion county but Is now passing, tor the public, Into a happy, decreptltude. Thrice in ona year has that aggre gation of appetite, gall, Incompetency, extravaganco and corruption been waved asldo by a cyclone of public wrath, and told to stand back with all persuasive power of the political , ptledrlver. First at. the school elec tion whoa Bingham aud Davis wero snowed under, next at tho Republican primaries, and last tlmo at tho recant city election. It looks as though tho people had learned how to deal with the combination pretty effectively. If tho combination struck at co successfully three times, undar the leadership of men like Mr, Chamber lln, hava political stock la trade,from United States senatorshlps at Wash ington to Jaultorshlp-s a t the state In stitutions, It dues notgrow out of uoy exprtwlons of publlo conttdonce In tho community where they are best kaown. It would seem as though their days for fattening at tho publlo crib were numbered. While this Impression of complete lack of public confidence has not yet reached tho cars of the administra tion at Washington, It may do so In time to savo Oregon for MoKloley In 1990. But the president will liavo to t his ear to the ground arid play tho IMrt of willing listener before It is too ItvU, lor even Charley Fulton said , fttusr the recent city election at Salem, ttont the people could be trusted after nil, and were more than apt to be rtakt. THom who cannot see that a com yJtte oclipte of decency has come over fee Republican situation in Orcgor, m vigorously hinted at by Mr. Cfaawtarlln, will have U get their P pY t6W tlousapdl more Wti of force la the way of eastlga lto from tiw people. Tim? la a Dew v- program on foot, or there ought to be, If tin voice of the people moans any thing. It remains to be seen whether the new state administration can grasp the sltuutlon, or whether they will grope blindly under tho hypnotic Influ cn:o of statesmanship Hint must hence forth be confined to tho highly problematic occupation of conducting a political peanut shop from tho buck door of the Oregon pollcal morgue. FOR IittTTER ROADS. Plana Inaugurated by Judge Uatton in Linn Count). There Is no doubt but the peoplo of Oregon suffer moro Injury and actual loss from the Isolation produced by bud rouds thun from any other one cuuso. Any oue Intercsltd In tho subject of good roads will find uomo excellent ideas In the plan recently Inaugnr ated by County Judge (Jeo. D. Burton, of Linn county. The road laws of Oregon may be fairly good In theory, but, lu practice they leave much to be desired. To say that every thing depends on tht cfllclcncy ot Hie road supervisor hardly dctlncs the situation, for It takes uu extraordinarily eillclcnt supervisor to produce fairly satisfactory results; whllo tho efforts or tho average official are crowned with the bog-holes and lines of mire with which tho whole Htate Is Interlined for over hair ol every year. In working for better conditions, however, we are obliged to tako things as we (lad them, und tun first thing to bedono Is to arouse a good-roads sentiment among the people, and especially among the country peoplo. Tho next Is to sou that the best available men are appointed as road supervisors. Even uudcr the dlsad- VHiat lovp can compare with the tender self sacrificing spirit of the weary, watch-worn mother br the aide of her suffering- little one? Such mother take little or no account of their own weariness and weakness, but keep on until they drop. They seldom realize how completely their baby' health depends upon their own. livery mother, and every woman who ex pects to be a mother, ounht to obtain the health -bringing, streng, i-creating assist ance of Dr. Pierce's favorite Prescription. It give elastic endurance to the organs concerned in motherhood, and nourishing vitality to the special uervecentera. Taken early during (Testation, it makes motherhood perfectly aafe and almost pain less. Its beneficial effect ia transmitted to the child In Increased constitutional vigor. It protects the mother against relapse and Improves the quantity and quality of nour. isbment during the nursing period. It reinforces tired over-wrought women at every critical stage, end heals the special dlseaaea to which they are subject. It was designed for tbla express purpose by an educated physician and skilled specialist. Dr. Pierce has devoted thirty year to this particular field of practice. Ilia thousand page book, the " People'a Medical Adviser," will be sent free, for at one-cent stamps to pay the toil of mailing only. Or, cloth bound for ,u stamps. Address R. V. Pierce, M. D., Buffalo, N. Y. Mrs. I. B. Clough. llox oj. Lisbon. Orafton Co.. New Ifsmpshlrv, write i " I am the mother ol a nice babr four aad a half mouths old. He ts a perfect child and weighs about eighteen pounds. If you remember I wrote you about a year ago about my condition. I cannot give too much praise to your 1'avorite Prescription ' as it saved me a great deal or suffering. I got along re- maixabiy wcu, tats twing my nrsi uauy.- vantages Imposed liy the prccnt poor law, much may be accomplished in this way, Tlieie two polnt9 are covered In the plan referred to In the above. The Journal U In receipt of a copy of a circular Issued and signed by the county court of Linn county nnd-dl- rected "to the taxpnycraof the sev- eral rad district of Linn county." j The central Idea Is expressed asfol lews: "To the end tliut tlic people! may have better service In rond build j lag In Linn county, v.u request, each , road supervisor to call a meeting of the voters of their respective districts to convene durlug the mouth of De cember, 1893, at Rome central point In said district fur the purpose of dis cussing and laying plans for ntxt season's road work. One of the necessary adjuncts to economical and systematic road building u. op erated under the present Inadequate road laws of Oregon, Is the sclcctlou of a qualified supervisor. At this meeting we suggest that the voters present select some good, energetic, substantial resldednt of your district as supervisor for 181)3. The residents of a road district are more familiar with their wants, and know much better than any county court, who i la ! ftiinf. run n nmnnrr I It At si fnr 3 lltU UUOV IIIHU lUWMIfc Wlt.la-1 J supervisor. Select some pushlngand enthusiastic road man In your dis trict, without regard to his religion,' politics, or color of his hair. Send J his name to the county court, and at the January term we will gladly ap-. point him supervisor of your district) for 1809." I This plan should result In awaken log an active Interest among the peo-i plo and getting them to work to-1 grcdlcnts Is what produces Buch won-getl-eron an Inttlllgeut planjand It j for tciffM.cnfuls.'rreL? CaUrrl,,Scnd prctty likely t" sccuro the appoint ment of u good supervisor, as well ns 1 toglvolilma feeling of more dlrct, ' responsibility fb the residents ot hlsj district. It is an excellent plan so far as it goes, probably the best that could be dcvlied without a radical change lu our road laws, and other county courts would do well to follow the example of Judge Barton und his associates. M.L. CHAMBERLIN. Continued (rota Kliat Page. or find associates elsewhere, your paper Btood In Avlth-the machine and I prolng a brick court nouns ror Linn strenuously supported tho orders tVp1""1'' nt- Albany, Oregon. All work ,, , . ,. , .... to be completed by September 1st. line tip and spot all who had the m uccor(K l0 plans and spcclbca- iciJiuuiy m queniiou tin uruers, ur re- l fuse to obey the commands, and then proceeded to read certain life-long Re publicans out or tho ranks. You mistake public sentiment. People uro more patriotic thun par tisan nowadays, und good honest government Is prized higher than party success, especially when that party U wolghed down by unscrupu lous homos. Do you wonder ut the overwhelming defeat or party and iiiachltio at tho hands or an Indignant ncoplu last Monday? 13 ut. Mr. lien drlcks, this ulone is not, all ttiat can Oo laid at your dsor. You are n party man, aud believe he should bo aon sctenceleis to be a successful politi cian. In your misguided aud cor rupted Idea ot politic, you have drifted near tho precipice which will prova tht downfall or our American Institutions Hooner or later If allowed ( to contlnuo and control our municipal, I A Box of amoice state and national affairs, I refer non , a tiling seldom bought but when to jour notion lajt Monday at the i you buy one of thoso rragrant Cc city election In Ward No. 3. 1 hope! Llttlo Champion cigars you gel a dell never again to witness another such clous smoke' ,i disgraceful spectacle A diminutive J . colored man, of tho hobo suedes, sup- The Tennessee, ported by two burly ward heelers, was , Undersigned has still a few tliou presontedat that polling place to vote; sand or those Tennessco strawberry and he wns challenged of course. ' plants left at $1.00 a hundred. They Among other disqualifying nnswer to I are the finest table berry, or for the questions it was shown that ho was I ,ome market. Early and brilliant an ex-convlct, and the circumstances red, Now Is the time to put out to seemed strongly to roro tho opinion ; Ket a spring crop. K. Hofek, that the suspicions or Hit Judgo were ' d & w tr. Balom, Or. correct that his vote had been pur-1 . chased. The judges promptly denied Notice. his right to vote, whereupon yourj Tho annual meeting or tho sharo rrantlo etlort to Iniluenco the Judges ' holders of the Capital National bank or to accrpt his voto was disgusting and n,,nlnlll,l.. l.S'a.. ..,... u.i r, ,.., .., ""'" U'V ".., um h-"'" j at iiiu i)wits uesciieu ana siunic out 01 sight, ashamed ot their leader. Your action was so bold and ilugrant, and caused so much unfavorable comment that I reel It a duly to call your at tention to It, and llvo In the hopes that It may be benotlcleut In the future. I have delayed writing this lu ex pectation that oouie moro pungent pou psn than initio would lake up the sub Jest, and do It full justice. It Is my uncerstaudlng that you tiro the ostensible editor of the Statesman and that you arc tho Republican county central committee man from Marlon county and chairman or the the congressional committee. Yuu also hold a federal position In tlw custom house service at Portland, aud I am In formed your Judgment and wisdom nro much sought after in party councils, and yet, notwith standing these polt loin of trust and honor, you so far forget yourself iw a law abiding ultlzon and by this action eudangor tho purity of tho ballot, selling an example before the youth of commonwealth, the effect of which ts most dangerous and destruc tive to all free Institutions. Wo must stand ror a higher ordar or citizen ship in the future Learned scholars and eminent professors are taking up the subject, and showing the great Importance or It at this time In our progressive Ideal of American ex panslon and our ltborty-lovlng de votion to our ctierrlshed land. Yes, we are reaching nut ror greater aud better things, Wt must go rnrward or backward. Which aimll It be? No 111 will or personal hatred Is meant In theso comments, Mr. Hen. drlcks, but you should bhovr a greater spirit of toleration and respect for j thoso who may differ from yuu. As Weak Tired. ThotuiAtidsaroln this condition. Thoy are despondent and (floomyj cannot 8lcep, have no appetite, no energy, no ambition. Hood's Sarsaparllhtsoon bring help to such people. It gives tliem pare, rich blood, curixi ner otunMH, create nr. nppstltc, tonei and strengthens ihi Btomnch and Imixuta now llfo and lit crcascdvigortoallthoorgauBofthMniJy. Sarsa- parilte Is the One True rilood Purifier. AIIIrogi;'ts. -Mood's Pitts cure nil Llvrllls. ssom years roll by men and wotuon are be coming more Intelligent and Inde pendent, In thought and action. The time W past when you can lino up a party of men who will sulMcrloe to everything that their fathers believed or that a polit ical boss dictates to them, When you undertake to read nin out of your party because they will not act and think as you do, can It bs expected that Intelligent Americans will tamely submit? M. L. Chamiikrlik. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured, with ileal applications, as they can. not reach the seat of the disease. (Juluirh Is a hloou or constitutional disease, and -In order to euro It you must take Internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, and nets directly on the blood and mucous surfaces, liniifluainrrii uuro is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one or the best physicians In this country for years, and Is a regular prescription. It Is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting di rectly on the mucous surfaces. Th. perfect combination of tho two In F. J. Chunky, Props. Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, price 75c. Hull's Family Pills are the best, A Beautiful Snowstorm Is predicted for this week by many cldjtettlcrs, and tho high grade grocer ies at Branson & Co's store are con ceded to be the best. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed bids will be received by the County Clerk of Linn County, until Jantirary Cth, 1809, ut the hour of 1 o'clock n. in. for lubnr niul miitprlxl renulred In tho remodellnir and I in- uons on Hie in my nillce. The County Court will consider bids as ioIIewm: First. For tho completion of tho entire work. Second, All mason and carpenter work, Including material or brick, stone, lath and plastering, cementing, concrete, lumber, etc. Third, Heating und plumbing com plete. Fourth, Galvanized Iron, tinning und slating. Firth, Painting, 'Pita mw.ni.jdf.,1 Kllrl.i tulll h ,n. quired to glvo an aporoved bond ror aiii; PUI.1.1 noi u, uiuuui ! Sl . tiif amount or ins oiu imnicaiatciy after the contract Is awarded htm, upon such conditions as tho court may determine and demand. The County Court rcucryes tho right to reject any or all bids. Hy order of the Comity Court the 11th 'a y of November, 1893. Fuanic Crautkki;, Clerk or Linn County, Oregon. 11.2U-5W I oMnin ror tlio election or (ilrectors.itnd I fclHJ' nillCIIUUIClIb 11 IICCUICU UUVIBUUIU Cf article third or Its articles or asso ciation, will bo held nt its banking houso at 3 o'clock p. ni., of Tuesday, the lOtti day or January, A. D 16UU. J. 11. Ai.HKnr, cashier. Salem, Dec. 9, 18'j8. 11-10 td Call for Warrants. Notice Is hereby given that there are funds on hand applicable to the payment or all warrants or- tho City of ijalem: endorsed on or beford Octo ber0, 1390. drawn upon the general fund. Pleas.) present said warrants for payment nt LaddtSj Bush's bank, as interest on the same will ceaso rout I ho da to of this notice. A. A Lkk. City Treasurer. Kalftin. Nov. 20, 1803. 2 lOt Nervous Seasonable Goods.., For Christmas and New Year's Presents -. Agrjcat-yarictyHpf. silk handkerchiefs and muff icrs, silk . .umbrellasflcecc lined gloves, albums, dressing cases, . perfumery stable linrns and overcoats; chenille table coY.ersrhpiicfy, fine clothing for .boy or man. 1 Goods of the best. r?rices the lowest. ltGMBMDIiR With each purchase Christmas gift of a Fine Hat. FRIEDMAN'S Corner Commekcial SALEM, MXRKBT. Poiitland Dec. 3 Wheal yalle) 62: Walla Wala,G9o. Flolir Portland, $3 00; Superfine 12.25 per bbl. Oats White 404lc. Hay tSlO per ton. HopB 14(5)17 Jc; old cropCc. Wool-Valley, 1214c; Eastern Oregon, 8W1 lu Mlllstuff Bran, $10; shorts, CIO; SIC. ' Poullry-Chlckens,mlxed,t2.603.00 turkeys, live, I3l4e. EitfB Oregon. 27("ffi30c tier doz. Hides Greco, salted CO lbs, 8(81c. under 60 lbs,GJ(rt7e;shccp pclts,1520c. Onions 75c(n$l Der sack. Uutter Best, dairy, 40Qi43c; fancy creamery, 60c(fififc per roll. Potatoes, f0(C0c per sack. Hogs Heavy, 14.75. Mutton Wcathei3Jc; dressed, 7c Ifccf-itecr8,$3.233.GQ: cows, t2.M) (jj2.7f.drcsscd, BTQ. HM.KM MARKET. Wheat-50. Oats .Toe. Hay Baled, '.heat, J.50(i7. Flour In wuolesale lots, .1.00: re tail 83.00. Mlllstuff Bran 3121 without and tl3t with sacks; shorts 91314 por ten without sacks. Hogs drc-acd, 5c. Live cattle 2i3c. Sheep Live, $2TG0(aW. Veal -53. Butter Dairy 20c: creamery 25c. Wool Best. 15c. Mohair 26c. nops Best 1617c. Eggs 25c in cash. Poultry Chickens, 7(fl8c; turkeys, llyc, 10c. Farm smoked meats Bacon, 81c ham, 10c shoulder, 0(7c. I'otatoes 30c. Apples 30c. PLATED OUT Dull Headache. I olns In vatlouj parM of the body, httiklngat the pit o! the tt nncn, Lom ot appetite. FevetUhncu, Pimple or Sore ar all positive evidences of impure blood. No matter how It became to It mutt be nuilfied in older to obtain tool health Acker'i Blood Eiex'r hai never failed 10 cure Scrofulous or Syphilitic poisons or any other blood dista es it ts certainty a wonatnui remedy and we will tell every bottle on a positive guarantee. Many a bouteholl it saddened he:aus of failure to keep a safe and ceitain cure foi croup such as One Minute Cough Cuie. See Ibat your lit.U ones are protected. Stole'. Drug Stoic, OASTOrllil.. Bout tis j? live Kind You Haw Mwars Boujff Soothing, healing, clenmg, DeWItt'i Witch Huet Salve, the enemy of sore, burns and wounds It never uiU la cure piles. Lunn & ISrooVt, diugejiu. SICK HEADACHE AlliOLUTELY AND permanently cur:d by uiinp Mold Tea. A pleasant herb drink. Cutes constipation and indigestion, makes you eat, sleep, work and hippy. Satisfaction guaranteed or money back. 25c and 50c. Lunn & Drooks druggist. o jol. m t o x. x ja-. Bsarstts IMKindYouHrjArjranBouztl Overcome evil with good, Overcome jour coughs and cotdi with One Minute Cough Cure It cures croup, bonchitls.pneumonia, la grippe and lung diseases. Stone's Drug Stoic The sooner a cough or com Is cued the belter. Lingering colds are dangerous. One Minute Cough Cure quickly en es It. Why suffer when such a cough cure is within reach? It U pleitxnt. done's Drug store, A cough U not liki a fever. It does not hLve to tuna c.rtaiu course, Curt it quickly with One Minute CouahCure, the best rem- edv for all We reccomm:nd It because Its good. Stone's drug store. DYSPEPSIA CAN IE CURED UV using Acker's Dypepia Tablets, one little tablet will give immediate relief or money refunded. Sold in handsome tin lutes at 25c. Lunn & Drooks. druggitts. OASTOI11A. tit f- ilall) teziwt. (&&Ayy-&dA( wjh a &&; When you ask for DeWitt'a Hazel Salve don't accept a ciunttiliet. There are more caes of piles being cured by this, than all others. Stone's drug store. EXPERIENCE IS THE PEST TEACHER Use Acker's English Kerned)- in any case of coughs, colda or croup. Should It fail to give immediat e telle money refunded, 25c and 50c Lunn & Drook., druggists. Lite to bed early to rise prepares a man for his home in the skies. Little Early Riser, the pill that makes life longer, betiei and pUcr. Stone's drug store. Constipation pievents the body from rid. ding itself of waste matter DeWitt'a Little Early Rbi rs remove the trouble and cure sick lieadachc. Biliousness. Snail sugar coated, don't giipe or rause nausea. Stone's drugstore. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Ilii Kind You Have Always Bought Boars the Z&tf$M. Signature of a suit of clothing, you rccelye a NEW RACKET and Stats Streets, OREGON. TODAY'S PROPOSALS INVITED. The board of trustees of Oregon State Insane Asylum, hrby lnrlta staled- proposals, for furnishing to tb asylum, near-Satem, Oregon, for ttx months owllng June SO, law, goods and supplies as hereinafter described. . samples may basoen attba asylum, or secured from tho asylum commtuary, excapt wliera blddsrli required to furnlili tampW. DtlY OOODS. 1000 yards Pequot A shectlnj, 45 In., brown. l.tOO yards Puiuot A sheetliiK.SO In., brown. 1.0O) yards, Lonsdale limiting, 34 In .bleached. 1.0W yards Mariner's stripe shirting, Amos- auo'yanls A. C. A. ticking, ai lu. 400 yards mattress ticking, as por sampie. 1.000 yards crnsh. bleaclied, 18 In., ptr sainplc. 400 yanls crash, chickpd, 18., In. ier sample. BOO Brd sllcsia drob, per sample. 100 yards Farmer's satin, per sample 1.000 yanls Klngham. cr Knmple. 4H).vorilscalho, grten.scnl. turkey red,3lln, peraamplo. 1,000 yards calico, fl Indigo blue, S3 In, per sample. ... . , ,. 1,000 yards calico. American, black and white, 28 In, per sample. ..... . ,,. 144 yards white table oil cloth, best quality. 75 dor men's cotton socks No. 101, per samplo. 30 dot ladles' cotton hoe No 101 per sample. 3 ilox corsets, sins 22-3; 1l- 25-6. 2J-0, 2-, 6, as per sample. , O UOI lllimDieS, nu O, ftri nuiil 15 doz suspenders, as r sample. l g gr pearl uuitons.smoaea, 1 1 lea, lint 2, as per sample. .... .. 1 g gr p arl buttons, whlto, 4 holes, lines 21, as per sample. . , 6 g gr shirt buttons, F. D. 40. as por sample. 6 gr rest buttons, as per samplo. 2 gr coat buttons, as per sample. 2 if trr nant buttons, as per sample. JJdoi turkey red handkcrctifeis, 21 lu, as per sample. ... ., ... ... 24 doz star binding. II W . No. 10, whlto. 15 paoks ulna, F 3 1-2 Kaglo, a per samplo agr Duplex safety plus, o 3. as per sample, lwpatxrs needles, sharps, It. Mllwanl iSous, 8-M). 7h0, -70. , , ,, n M doz thread, J. P. Cost's or Clark's O. N.T.. white. 50-10. 35-130,10-20; black, 5010, 3C-23, 1C-15, OHOCEIlir.9. 7.000 pounds rice, No. llsand. , iMU pounds glo.w starch, Klnford's lib pkg 300 (niuiids soda, A. A ft. Mb pkg. 40 doz oysters, oovn. Fluid's. 200 pounds macaronfii. white, 8-lb boxes. l'lim tinnttil. Bill mcun. (OiHiunds beeswax, common, as per sample. l.ouo pounds eari uaricy, a io ooim. 100 pounds cream tartar, Fulgcr s 25 lb boxes, 'J) pounds candle. Htcsrlc Wax, 14 o. 40 doz corn catintd, ''llattle Ax." 10 doz (llant iowdend lye, Mb cans. 2 doz Worchester9lilra sauce, quarts, L. : P. 40 ouuds blueing, Nurcinburg, ball, u A, 100 pounds China sturch. 120 pounds fM I rslslns, 20-11) boxes. 2. gr safety matches, Vulcan or Uarima 500 pounds Hoda crackers, XXX, uoto or less aenvereu as rcquireu. 75 pounds sago, iu.uaj pounus Llrerpool salt. 9UGA11. Orauulatod nouiiila. sugar, cane, (Am. Kef.) 15,000 Hef.J 15,000 Extra "C" suar cant, lAin. pouuas, 8YIIU1. 2,t00 gal syrup, bidder Io submit wimple. SOAP. 2.SO0 pounds, net, 9avon, best standanl soap, On-Hou mnfR, per sample, sou cakes Peerless kitchen soap per sample. CIIKIldK. CCO pounds OroRon full cream chece, more or lets, bvnt quality, delivered as required. FLOUR, 800 barrels No 1 flour, more or less, delivered as required, 10 barrels No 1 (Iraham, mora or less, de Uverud as required. MEAT. 750 pounds beef per day, more or lf, dellv cred as required, equal parts foro aud html quarters, to com men ce Feb. 1, 1899. ad pouiuisiauiion per uay, moroor ic,uo Ilvored as reuulretl. eaual Darts fore and hind quurtcrs, toccinmcuce Feb. 1, ls99. FISH. WX) pounds of salmon per wcok more or Iocs, delivered as required without hcsils. llltVHHEH ANDllItOOMa 11 dot No 1 best brooms, per ssmplo. 3iloz whisk brooms, per sample. Silos scrub brushes,!:), per sample. 3doi dust bmshus, 7 II tfuniet, per ssmplo. 1 ilnx dust brushas, "II. II." per sample. 1 do feather dusters, ostrich, 23 in, per samplo. SHOE.". 7il pair ladles' shoes sites 312, 4-20,3-20, o-23, 7-10, b-4, per sample. l2frot shoe laces, 4-4 per sample. VINEGAR, 700 k1 vlnogar, 40 gr, pure elder, bidder to submit Kampie. COFFEE. 4'G00 pounds Costa Itlca coffee, per sample. too pouiuisjava, per sumpie. sou ioutids Moeha, per sample. MM pounds chicory, per sample. ROLLED OATd.ETC. 8.000 rounds rolled oats. In barrels. 2,uxiKunds steel-cut oats. In barrels. 4.0UO pounds cracked wheat. In barrels. .VJO pound cream wheat In barrels. 1.000 pounds hominy, large, in barrels. 1.000 pounds homlnr. small, tu barrels. ,JUQ pounds corn meal, yellow, in barrels. TOBACCO. 2,000 pounds Oattlo Ax tobacco. DEANS. 1,000 pounds beans, No. 1 Nary per sample. BI'ICES. 800 pounds pepper, black standard ground, S.lbcans. 100 pounds cinnamon, standard ground, S-lb cans. U pounds mace, standard ground Mb cans. U pounds saKO. staudurd ground, 8-lb caus li pounds cloves, wholu. 6 pounds alsplce, whole. CROCKERY. 20 dos coffee cu ups, W 0 ware, per sample V 0 ware, per sample. 2a dot saucers. ' 10 dos dinner plutes, V u ware, por samplo. 0 aus )ue piaies, w u ware, per sample. 2dos pitchers, 1 gal, VY U ware, per samplo 1 dot pitchers, toilet. W 0 ware. rer sample. 20 dos soup bowls, Vt 0 ware, per sample. Bdoi Ilaker'a 7-Iu. W O ware, per sample. 10 dos Dakcr's 10-ln W a ware, per sample. & dos cream pitchers, W 0 ware, per somple. 6 dot platters. 10-ln. V u ware, per sample. 2 doi salt shakers, par sample. 1 dot vpier shakers, er sample. 1 dos mustard bottles, per sample. 2 dos vinegar bottle, per sample. 2 dot syrup pitchers, per sample. 15 dot glass tumblers, per sample. CHLORIDE L111E 400 pounds color lime, l-lb cans, par sample. STATIONERY. 1 grlndellbleink, l'ay son's. A qts Ink, I'aulVaa per sample. 4 doz lead pencils, A W JFaber'n No 4. 1 gr peas, incaudesennt. No 4 Jacobs. 5 gr pens, Olllott's No 601, E V, db lelas. 1 gr tens Falcon 1). 1 Kr peus, Rest s stub, No D. MISCELLANEOUS. S dot combs, dressing per sample. 8 doz sho backing. Mason's No 4. 12 doi bath bricks. 4 doz bowls, granite Iron, No 12 per sample. 10 dos knives, iron baudle. per sample. ISO pounds axle grae. DRIED APrLES. 3,000 pounds dried apples (bidder to submit sample.) TINNING. 2box-sl X Menlo redlppod roofilng tin, SOxM 100 pound solder, M and ti, SO bushels charcoal. 8 sheets No. It), gslv iron, 10x96, 6 nheeU No. 21 ksIv Iron, SOiVA, 12.lie.iU No. 22 it. Q. black iron, 80x06. 6 doz No. 2 malleable iron kettluoars, tinned, 6 doz black Japoned bAll woods. 1 box 1 X bright charcoal tin, 90x28. rLUMBINO. 24 ecu H and H In. elbows. 1UJ fl. raoh , Hi X, IH, In black pip. 12 compression hose lllbbs,nnlshed U lu. with stu0mgboxandtl.O.T. U TUrda bnu safety chain. Nn. t. Ueach pmnd gauge glaas.wuher,i, ) and 12 each sqaaro guage glass washer H, S and IIAHDWARE. . 100 pounds mixed No, 4 horso shoes, light. American or Ffucolx. lOOpoundi mixed No. S horso shoe, light. American or I'tiaenlx. 100 pounds mixed No. 2 horse shoes, light. American or Phoenix. 6 pouuds rath No. 5, 6, 7 and 8 Capswell horso shoo nails, common head. 4 horse rasps, Heller llro. It in. 2.000 pound. Cumberland coal, per lample. SCO leet H In, round N irway iron. 100 reel tach round Norway iron, MS, 7-16, M. S, ii la. lOueach carrlasa bolt. Ux2H, UxJ. VfxjK, ?'Pi'unJfooh blank nut W, S and U In. 10 feel or lln square tool steel. 6 feet of IJ-, In. miuoto tool steel. SO feet oT H-io. sqiuru harrow looth stseL 1 Armsirouf tool holder. No. 2. 1 gr ech , In screw No 2, 4, A , I gr each H In cnrw, No j, , a and 8. 1 gri In screws, NosSaad 15, Sgr Hlnscrrw.No6.7,Saud 9. 1 gr tach V in screws. No t, 8, and 10. Kgreach lu screw. No S 6. 8 and 1J. Slgrrovhli&scivws. No 7. S and 1L 4 gr lach 1U in scraw. No B. 10. 12 n,l u 4KrechlUcrw, No 8,10. It. and 1 rr cti Ij-iln kCrewo, No S, It, is. anU li. 1 ut ch S in soiew., No S.aud 10. I Kr ech 34 la terews, No 11 and IS. 1 rims A tu sorvw. No 10, 11 and 1. 1 doa . Um Up tlo, 4, , ( u I U. 14. DRUOH. lOOcramyol Mere oxide, Bqulbb. 2 kflogracld boric powd, tiqulbb. 1 kllogr acid tartaric powd, Hqulbb. 2 kUogr aaunon brom ffrmn, bqulbb, 1 kUogr aoaoia powd, isqulbb. 2 kitogr bismuth sabull, Htmlbb. 3 kUogr chlurororm. 500 sr bottlM, Bqulbb. 4 kUogr sod brom Bqulbb. U kllogr nux Tomica, powd, Sqnlbbs. SO pounds acid carbolic gold label, Merck, 1 pound acld.nltrlo V I' Merck. CO pounds chloral hjd cryst, Merck. 2i pounds potassium, brum, gram, Merck. & pounds sodium phosgntn, Merck. . . 1 pound Mex van beau tyi In Iehu A Fink. t Spouudsoll or orange, sweet, duplex, hand pro-scd, Luhu A FIsk. . . zu pounufl nniiuuu, LiiiviiuiiKnui. 25 pounds borox powd. ... , 10 gal stronger ammonia In 6 gal gloat contain. era, Mat. ... ..... a pounds oilier suipn. oiai. 24 rounds acid muriatic com. In lb glass stoppertd bottled, Mai. 0 ids maguesut caru n, .n. 6 pounds preparnl chalk select. 1 pound tKjwd orris root, seluct. 10 iHiund gum arable, select. 30 pounds Taaelino, Cbetwlxirough. , , l.OuO lab, trlt, alolu. ballad & podoph, yoth. 15U0 tab trit calomel and sod, hlrarbco, eth. LOO tab Ult, codeine sulph H. Ur Wi etll. 1,000 tab lrlt,uplumlKr)oUi. 500 pills Dover rxwd, lY, gr W)ctli. lgui tl ext sarsap Co, (lor syrup) Wjstk-. Slbwinouf Coca Wyclb. Xdozvlf sodphus. 1,UM hypodoriulo lab Mo. 45. Wrath. Ogalnulsyr hypophos, Nol, Wyelh. i lb com .ath pills, imp Ho IbO.l' U 4 Co. l gal uisv ext warn nazal, r u a io. 2 pounds pepaino powd Faircliitd. 3 pounds lfa'dousvlbCo. 0 Dm milk ormagiitsla, I'hllllp . so ponuusuigcstiuio cocoa, i ldoz llatlleV pspino 2 pounds llattlon' broraldla, 2 iloi Lambert's llsterine. 2 pounds Worden's, geoifna nasal and throat spray. H doz katharmon. 1 doz Tin marianl. H doz zymocide, It & 0. U doz Afioock's porous plaators. 2 pounds absorbent cott n, H lb package. 15 pounds absorbent Cotton 1 lb pkgs. 1 gross oach pastoboard pill Uixos, Nos 29, SO indai. ... ... X gross Miller's pat tin oiotmont boxes, ft oz. 2 11 ci i,z glaM eur nyr. small. 1 100 ixivrd luimr. No. 73 II W T A Co. 1 Kscfi (iHTimn Dorcolain ortttjoratlnir dishes. No 0 and io 1 W T A Co. 300 white tiller papers, 10 In, W T 4 Co. 100 each white til lor papers, 13 and It In, WTiCu 1 grows each prescript, rials, pliiloval t, s aud 4oz,WTCo. 1 doz chamois, per sample. liOcakfa Williams' ahnrlug soap por samplo lOUOdnig onvolopea, 'xiy, in. H doz Alpha fountain syr, No 4. All goods must bo in accordancu with samples and In original packaged when possible. U'her things being equal, articles or Urogon manu facture or production will bo glvvu prslcrence. Each bid must include Items, as wull as totals, exceut bids for dour, moat and fish. A copy or ... -... .. .- .. .. i inisauvrniKOinenvmusi hcouiuiit rutu nanv each bid. and the name of thu class ot supplies be Inncrilwd on the envelope. Auditing otlicers uro pro iilbiteu irom connrminv ocvounta oi purcuase, unless the adxertliomcnt coutalnaa lull de scription of tho articles to bo purchased. Each bidder will be required to fUrnUh with his bid a certified check for an amount equal to 10 per cent of his bid oare that for Hour the chock is to bo 1 100, for moat tOO. for floh V$). payablo totlio order of tho lxard-to be returned In ease bid is rejected or proposal complied with. Delivery" of supplies will bo requlrod within IS days afttr notlco of accepuncu or bid. Voucher will not bo Issued until the bidder has compiled with nls contract. Tho rifc'ht to reject any and all bids Is reserved, iilds will bo opent-d at the office or the governor, at Ualem, Orpimn.al 2:90 ci'nlnek n. in. on Monday. JatiU ary., 15W, Dated at Salem, Oregon, Decomber iry l.Ii fl Ui - ......nH. WILLIAM l'-LUHU, II. It. UIMWAIU, I'Hlli MErSt-HAN. Board or J rusteos, O. H 1. A. W.B.DUNIWAY, Secretary of Board. i ' - shorter find a wliolc half day quicker thun nny other lino to Omaha, Kan sas city, St. Louis and ull other sutheru and southeastern cities, Thiee route east via Dftiver, St, PhuI, und Billings, Mont. Tickets ut unices of connecting lines. If you ct eisl vlu Otnnliu, you can stop oil and see the Truns-Misslsslppl exposiuon A. C. SHELDON. Gen'l aent Portland Or QUICK TIME NO CHANGE COMPLETE COMFORT Thoie are the points that mike railroad travel dtssrablc. Those are the qualities that are the delight of the pas enger over the populsr NOltTHERM PACIFIC RAILROAD Tne roadbed cf the entire line has beet. Im proved and rides as smooth as a floor and now with Immense New Engines Yeslibol. Double Doar CoaLcs Delghiful Sleepers There is othln left to be detirtd. Ratei always low to all points east. For particulars se THOMAS, WATT & CO. 217 Commcnial Street When Going East Use a first-class line in traveling bitween Minneapolis, St, Paul aud Chicago, and the principal towns In Central Wisconsin. Pullman Palace Sleemne and rh, ... inseivicc. The Dining cars are operated In the Inter, est of Its patrons, the most elegant service ever inaugurated. Mean arc served a la Carts. To obtain first-cU" service your ticke should read via The Wisconsin Central Lines. for all connections at Chicago and MilwauW I For eastern points. i ' miormation call on fcodr nearest uck"1 agent or write JAS. C. POND .Vo"?" P"- AKn'MiHwi.ukee. B. 9!JAh'tt CWCK, G-neral Agent Wis Stark Street Portland Or CURE Y0URSELF1 l' l'icJ f.ir unniuril iiLitiiikx, lunuuiiiuttiuui. ...,., vi. vt UllVrBlltfOS jf tulltull, i.uilir..nB Irmou ntimi,, PaiblMi, nt oni ilin. ITHltusjCHtu eitCo, " or tw.otK. .1 ieiswstn,o.K5M KiJ r imnuu. -yr Mm in rlaln r.ppr, J,i,.,pr7J." "fMiJ. tot II fn or 1 boiil.i, v.li. Circular int on rnotU. iViAD IVI t-: A tV3AfM .X TABLET, TOt Il! El. rmii S Lf An u f,NUM.t'ti, i,o 11. ifi'V-'" TjtaJ.11 iu oW cr imu TanS ralB, Um.-Tb ."Tril'.,,'?,n4'n.wU'o it 20u Miles For sale in Salem Or., bytD. . FRY di.gkL. 0.R.&H: ORPART roR TIMK SCHEDUtK. From Portland. ARKIVE. Fast Mall 8 pm .Sail Lake. Denver m llf .1 i ----- vortn,umalia. Kan... Cltv. bl Louis, Chlca. o and East. " llllllt.tdt , Spokiine Flyer Wjlla Walln. Spokane. ppokane i.iiiiiii.apiii,, oi. raui, Her I0.M5 a m uuiuui, mnwAUkee JJIii cago and h'ast 8 p m OCEAN STEAM HIPS. 4 P m aii sailing dales sub icct to elm ct. For San Francisco. Dec. x, 4 7, i 13, ,6, 9. ",25. sb V. 3 ti m COLUMHIA RIVER STEAMERS ex, Sun. Satutdny Io p 111 To Astoria and way land. 4pm ex Sun '"li-. VVILLAMEITE RIVERS Ar Salem 1 ouiand, Newburg and Way Laiidlngj. I For Da) ton Salem on.ta. Mom Wedi Fri 7US P m lues Ihurs Tu Thur MonWe.l Frl toa m. Sat Wif m .... .. Ar Sliest la a ra Men Wed an Fit WILLAMETTE RIVEL L .alem Tu.'lhui bat 3P. m Corvslllj Albany and Way 1'oii.ts. WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVlSlU . -Dally bout to I'ortlattd as above. Transfers to street car line at Oteg City if the steamers are dslayed there ouna trip tickets to all points in Oregon Wmp'iu ton, or California. Conuectio j made at Port, land with all rail, ocean nndnver lines. W. H. HURLI1URT. (en'l Pas. Act. Portland, Or. O. M. POWERS. Agent, Trade sheet dock Salem. POISE a DARKER, City Agents. EAST AND SOUTH VIA THE SrHSTA RO'JTE OF THE Southern Pacific Co RXrRESS TRAINS RUN DAILY 6:00 r M 8:i$ pm 7.MS A m Lv ..ri'ortland. ..ArionoAU rLv.....Satcm ...,Lv 4700 A u Ar. ban rrnncisco.Lv (b.-ooru Above trains stop at all principal itatiot r bet. Portland and Salem, Turner Mirk a jeflerson, Albnny, Tangent, Shtdd, Halirv, Uarrisburg, Junction City, Eugene, Creswell Cottage drove, Drain, Oakland, and all sis lions from Roicbutg to Ashland, inclusive, ROSKBURU MAIL, DAUjV a.'3o ami Lv. . . Portland . . Ar 1055 a M Lv.... Salem.... Lv 530 r Ml Ar....Ro5eburg.. Lv H'jors I I 50. T U 7:3a A M Pullman bullet sleeper and second cl ah sleeping cars a'.uched to all through Iraint WEST SIDE DIVISION. BKTWKKN PORTLAND AND COUVAtLI'. Mall tiains daily except Sunday. 70 AMI b 'oViland.; Atl'sof ia15 I' M Ar....Coivallis.. Lvj" i.'oS P m At Albany and Corvallit connrct with trains ol the O. C & E. Ry. KXPRKSS TIIA1.N DAILY tBXCRPT SIINDAV. 4.-50 P M I Lv . Portland . A 7.3o r M Lr . . McMinnvllle L H.-3Q rM)Ar Independence I.1 Ar Lv 8:25 A M 5.-50AM 4.'50 A U v Direct connections at San rranctscu with Occidental aud Oriental and Pacific mall steamship lines for )APAN AND CHINA. Sailing dates on application Rates and tickets to Eastern points snd Europe. Also JAPAN, CHINA, HONO LULU and AL'.SVRALLIA, can lie obta-nH from W. W. SKINNER. Ticket .;ent ' Salem. R. KOEHLKR, Manner. C. H. MARKIIAM. G. F. &P. A. Portland Oieffon Short Line. -vthf Quickest, safest, Cheapesr Line for all points E-nt and southeast. FREE reclining chair cars, Pullman pUee sleeping car, and uphjlstered tourist sleep' ing cars on nil thiough trains. UOlSE & UARKElt, Agent Salem, Or C. O. T.ERRY, Tiaveling Psenger Ageo W. E. CO.MAN, Genera) Agrnt. 124 Third Stree Portland, Or. TAKE THE Canadin Pacific R.R. And Soo Pacific Line TO Ntn.neapolu St. Paul Chicago Philadelphia j Washington Montreal Toronto New Yotk Boston aid all points i4t and sojihei,!. Cheapest lates, bcitsetviee and accJtnmo. dations 'Ihroagh tourist sleepers to Minneapolis, St. Panl, Toronto, Montreal, and Uoitcn without change, Canadian Pacific Railway Co's. Empress Ine of steamships to Japan and China, The Ustest and finest ships on the Pacific ocean. Shortest and best route to tne orient. Canadian - Australian S. S. Co. To Honolulis, Fiji and Australia Th shortest route t-i the col mlci. . For rates, foMtni and any lafoimalicn call on or address. Salem Ancy 2S3 Commeiiiai II. II. AlB"T, Ageat, ii6 Ihird str et. Portland, Of. E J. COVLE, D r Dlmrlcl Passenger Agent, Vancouver, o. o