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CHANCE TOR YOUNG MEN
OR YOUNG WOMEN TO
Earn Easy Money and a Fine
Vacation
FREE TRIP
TO THE
BIG FAIR
Journal Will Give a Free Tirp
and Visit to the Lewis
and Clark Fair to Ac
tive Young Person
The Journal baa a tontest on 1b
which It wishes to enlist the services of
a ecoro of nctlre young men and women.
In this work these ysung pooplo can
havo paying employment all tho timo,
and tho Trinnor in tho contest, tho one
irho gots the boat results, Trill rocoiro
n froe trip and admission to tho Lewis
and Clark fair. High school pupils,
business collcgo graduate nnd othor
Ilolllstor's Rocky Mountain Tea is
imply liquid electricity. It goes to
ovory part of your body, bringing now
blood, strength and now vigor. It
makes you woll and keeps you woll. 35
cents. Stono's Drug Store.
SLENDER MEN striko terror to
tome clotbiors, but wo wclcomo them
feecauso wo nro prepared to please
them. Why ono man remains thin
ni another grows fat on the some
diet wo do not care to diecusa.
"Why wo can do ns well by slender
mm as by any other is something
that wo do wont to talk about. That
it n part of our business.
If you havo doubts upon tho sub
ject, put us to tho test.
E. KOPPE,
Clothing and Furnishing goods. Y.
IT. 0. A. Building, Salem.
University Shoes
$3.50
Tho host shoes In tho market for tho
money. Noted for style, quality and
comfort.
V.'o manufactures ladles' woolon
shawls to order. Seo our designs.
Standard
Wholesale
1 48-1 56 South Commercial St
We make a specialty of catering to the family trade of
Salem. Try out Claret or Riesling for a hot day cooler,
or a little of our Rye or Bourbon for that tired feeling, or
some of otir Imported Sherry or Port, some very old goods.
We can also supply you with Mineral Water, Bottled Beer
x m.uu tut weal grciot;: vx 11 iuca ur tt uiaiut;a m pmia ccuo
I quarts.
I STANDARD LIQUOR Co., A. G. Magers, Mgr.
young peoplo who want pleasant and
profitable occupation for tho summer
should call at Tho Journal offlco at an
early dato and loam of the exceptional
opportunity offered.
The question of profitable employment
for tho summer, with light, easy and
ngrccablo work, at which you nro learn
ing something, and making rnonoy easi
ly, is one thnt is worth considering.
A prizo worth working for is a free
trip to the Lowls and Clark fair at the
end of tho cummer's work, oa tho guest
of Tho Journal, as n representative of
tho press. You nood only to be ablo to
wrlto plain English, and have a littlo
knowledgo of business, and you are
ready to tako up tho work. Young or
middlo-ngod men or women are eligible)
to undcrtako tho work. Call at Tho
Journal ofileo and ontor this contest, not
later than 0 o'clock, any day of the
week. Contest begins at once, and you
can begin work nt any time. Only a
limited numbo can bo taken, so do not
dolny applying for terms.
In Mad Chaso.
Millions rush In mad chaso nftor
health, from ono oxtrcmo of faddism to
another, whon, if tboy would only cat
good food, nnd keop their bowels regu
lar with Dr. King's Now Lifo Pills,
tholr troubles would all pass away.
Prompt rollc and quick euro for liver
and stomach trouble. 25e at J. C.
Perry's Drug Storo.
OA19VOELZA.
3mm th vf II" Kind Yo" Hart Ahnp fo
i ' i ' i ' ' iH
Barny Ilenard in "Tho Financier," at
the Grand Juno 15th.
Successors to
J. P. ROGERS
and Retail
Phone Main 2181.
Trym 'gffiiriwrar' in'1iWCTmOTn'm,lgMflTtIMM
Liquor Co.
DAILY CAPITA!. JOUBNAL,
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES
Balcm, Oregon, Juno 10, 1005.
Tho Board of Trustees of tho Oro
gon Stato Insano Asylum hcroby in
vites scaled proposals for furnishing
tho following list of supplies to tho In
stitution, for tho six months ending
December 31st, 1005:
GltOOEBIEB, '
4000 gallons syrupy sub samples,
150 gallons N. O. molasses, sub. sam
ples. 8,000 pounds beans, white.
G,000 pounds Costa liico coffee.
300 pounds Java coffee,
200 pounds Mocha coffee
1,600 pounds Chicory, coarse
0,000 pounds rolled oats in drums.
1,500 pounds steel cut oats in drums.
3,000 pounds cracked, wheat, in
drums. '
1,000 pounds Cream wheat, in drums.
2,000 pounds hominy gritB, in drums.
3,000 pounds corn meal, yellow, in
drums.
30.0 pounds block pepper, ground,
5-lb. tins, sub. samples.
CO pounds mustard, ground, C-lb. tins,
sub. samples.
20 poumls sage, ground, o-id. tins,
sub. samples.
6 pounds caraway seed.
0 do7cn lamp wicks, A.
3,000 pounds chewing tobacco, 16 oz.,
sub. samples.
1,200 pounds smoking tobacco; 1 2-3
oz., cloth.
3,000 pounds Savon Bonp, standard,
Oregon manufacture.
000 pounds Whltccap soap, 8 oz,, CO
lb. boxes.
800 pounds kitchen Boap, sub. sam
ples. 72 pounds Pcnrlino, 1-lb., James
Pylos.
6,000 pounds Japan rlco, No, 1, sub.
samples.
120 pounds corn starch, Oswego, 1 lb.
120 pounds A. & II. Soda, 1 lb.
UV ponnus i luauur uumug jiuwuur,
or ns good, 5-lb. tins.
30 pounds Baker's chocolato, 1 lb.
20 pounds bluing, Nuromborb, balls,
Ii-a-A.
240 pounds macaroni, white, 8 lb.
boxes.
18,000 pounds F. L. salt, 100 lb. bags.
CO gross Vulcan enrcty matches.
20 dozon concentrated Grant lyo, 1 lb
cans.
60 dozen oysters, canned, sub. sam
ples.
CO dozen corn, canned, sub. samples.
2 dozen Worcestershire sauco, quarts,
L. & P.
20 pounds Beeswax No. 1 Yellow,
1 lb cakes.
500 pounds buckwheat flour, No. 1,
CO lb. bags.
200 pounds Pearl barley, 25 lb.
boxes.
1,200 pounds sal soda.
600 pounds soda crackers, XXX,
moro or less, del. as required,
600 pounds tyo flour No. 1, 60 lb
bngs.
100 pounds sago.
COO pounds cod fish per month, moro
or less, delivered as required, (from
largo fish).
1,000 pounds tea, Japan, not exceed
ing 30c per lb., submit samples.
Dealers
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SALEM, OEEfON, TUESDAY, JUNE
30,000 pounds dry granulated cano
sugar, American refined.
120 pounds powdered sugar In tins,
30 lbB.
40 dozen brooms, No. 1, best.
1 dozen .scrub brushes, No, 13, with
handlos.
20 boxes Tanglefoot fly pnper, 25
uoublo slicots to box.
10 reams straw paper.
2 dozen parafflno sticks, hardwood.
Vi dozon washboard, Bod Cross.
C pounds cotton twine.
3 boxes pipes and stems, Shaker.
50 pounds nxlo grcaso, 25 lb. buckots,
COO pounds Oregon full cream cheeso,
moro or less, delivered as required.
GO gallons turps, in 5 gallon cans.
1,000 pounds chlorldo lime, Acme, 1 lb.
cans.
20 gallons boiled linseed oil, C gallon
cans.
COO gallons coal oil, moro or less, de
livered, as roqulred.
100 pounds parnfllnc, 1 lb. cakes,
wrapped, Standard Oil Co,
36 dozou yeast cakes, Magic.
DBY GOODS, FUBNISIIINQ GOODS
AND NOTION8.
1,600 yards Pcquot A shooting, 30 in.,
unbleached, per yard.
3,000 yards Pcquot A sheeting, 51 in.,
unbleached, per yard.
COO yards Pcquot A sheeting, 0-4
bleached, per yard.
1,200 yards Lonsdale 38 in., per ynrd.
2,500 yards shirting, Otis stripo A X
A, per yard.
400 yards crash
checked toweling,
18 In., per yard.
2,000 yards crash bleached towollng,
18 In., per yard.
GOO yards bluo calico twills, 28 in.,
assorted, per yard.
COO yards gingham Amskg., 28 in., as
sorted, per yard.
1,200 yards bluo dnlm, 0 oz., Amskg,
por yard.
300 yards A O A ticking, 30 in., per
yard.
3,000 yards canton flnnncl, XXX
Nashua brown, por yard.
125 yards union Farmers' Satin,
33 in., per yard.
180 yards table oil cloth, white,
45 In., best quality, per yard.
15 dozon pairs denim overalls, 0 oz.,
rlvlt, per dozen.
3 dozen pairs 30-32.
2 dozen pairs 42-34.
5 dozen pairs 38-31.
5 dozen pairs 40-34,
5 dozen jumpers, 0 oz. denim, per
dozen.
3 dozen 40,
2 dozen 42.
100 dozen pairs men's cotton socks,
No, 101, per dozen.
20 dozen pairs ladles' cotton stock
ings, No. 101, per dozen.
20 dozen turkoy red hnndkcrchlofs,
24 in., per dozen.
10 dozen suspenders, 40 in, long, por
dozen.
25 boxes stay binding, B. & W. No,
10, white, box.
0 Gt. Grs. shirt buttons, F. B. 40,
Qt. Or.
2 Gt.
Gt. Grs,
2 Gt.
Gt. Grs.
Grs. shirt buttons, F. B. CO,
Grs. bar pants buttons, black,
4 Grs. whito pearl buttons, 24-200-,
Or.
4 dozen linen thread No. 25, black,
per dozen,
10 dozen paper pins, F. 3 Eagle,
per cozen.
4 pounds knitting cotton, No. 12
white, per pound.
100 pounds crown carpet wnrp, 25 lb.
caoh, white, red, bluo and black, por
pound,
4 dozen napkins, per dozen.
150 dozen thread, J. P. Coats' or
Clark's O. N. T., per dozon.
"White: 100 dozen 30; 30 dozen 10.
Black: 10 dozen 30; 10 dozen 10,
1 dozen hnlr brushes No. 302, per
dozon.
1 dozon shaving brushes No. 3, per
dozen,
1 dozen turkoy feather dusters No.
10, por dozen, ,
2 dozen D. silk thread, Carlson-Currier
& Co., per dozen,
1 pound rubber tlssuo for tailor, per
pound.
BOOTS AND SIIOF.S.
34 pairs men's boets: 12 pairs 8;
12 pairs 0, per pair.
108 pairs men's shees: 12 pairs 0;
12 pairs 7; 36 pairs 8; 36 pairs 0; 12
pairs 10, por pair.
36 pairs ladles' shees: 12 pairs 5; IS
pairs ; 12 pairs 7, por pair.
16 gross cord shoo laces, per gross.
MRATS.
700-. pounds beef per day, moro or
lew, equal parts foro and hind quarters,
to bo delivered at tho asylum and nsy-
lam farm ns required.
quired. (About O0O lbs.
at
the asylum farm overy other day),
po"- pound
300 pounds mutton per week, moro or
less, equal parts foto and bind quar
ters, delivered as required, por pound.
All meats to bo fresh and wholesome;
no eoid storago mjati to be supplied.
3000 pouuds hams, more or less, de
livered, as roqulred, per pound,
1,500 pounds breakfast bacon, more
or less, dollvered as required, per
pound,
1,200 pounds frosh fish per month,
more or less, dollvered as required, per
IU,
MILL FEED AND
FLOUB.
45 tons bran, No. 1.
more or Hm,
delivered as required, per ton.
25 tons shorts, moro or less, deliv
ered as required, per ton.
1,100 barrels flour, more or less, de
livered as required, per barrel.
SO barrels graham flour, No. 1, more
or less delivered as required, por barrel.
3 tons oil meal, old process, per ton.
Samples can bo seen at tho asvlum.
and goods roust bo in accordance there
with. Where samples aro required aud
not furnished by bidders, the articles
must be equal to samples to be seen
at tho asylum, and bids will be assumed
to havo been made on basis of sam
ples. Lists Furniture, Stationery. Drue.
Plumbing, Hardware, Tinning, Leather
' and Findings, 'Crockery and Glassware
I will bo furnished by tho clerk upon ap
plication. All goods must bo in strict accord
ance with sample in original packages
Stato Insane Asylum within 20 days
13, 100G.
after'tho contract is awarded, and bids
must bo on blnnk forms, which will
bo furnished, togothor with instruc
tions to bidders, by tho clerk upon ap
plication. Each bid on flour or meat
must bo accompanied by n certified
chock of $300.00, nnd each bid on fish
by a certified chock of $75.00, and nil
other bids by cortlflcd checks equal to
10 per cent of tho amount bid; checks
of unsuccessful biddors to bo returned
Immediately, nnd thoso of ncccptod bid
ders when tho contract is completed.
Bids must bo enclosed in scaled envel
opes nnd directed to tho Board, caro
of tho Clerk, and plainly marked "Bids
for Asylum Supplies,'' and tho class
of goods bid on should also bo Inscribed
on tho onvclopo. Price, fitness nnd
quality being equal, preforenco will bo
given to articles manufactured, grown
or produced In this stnto. When a pnr
ticular artlclo is specifically called for,
bids for other kind, or manufacture,
or .brand, oqually good will bo onjer-
talned, but to instiro recognition oi
such bids, samples of tho articles it is
proposed to supply must accompany
them.
Bidders will tako notico that there is
no appropriation nvailablo for main
tonnnco of tho Asylum. Therefore,
claims for supplies can only bo audited
by tho Secretary of Stato and certifi
cates of ovidonco of nllowanco issued
to claimants. As soon as thcro is an
appropriation nvailablo warrants will
bo Issued In lieu of tho certificates.
Tho Board reserves tho right to ro
joct any or nil bids, or to accept or re
ject any pnrt of a bid. Bids will bo
opened nt tho capltol at Salem, at 10
a, m., Monday, July 10, 1005.
By order of tho Board of Trustees of
tho Oregon Stato Insano Asylum.
W. N. GATBNS, Clerk.
June 13, 20, 27, July 4.
Tho Southern Pacific Company
Will sell tickets, Snlcm to Boswcll
Springs and roturn up to nnd including
Septcmbor 30, 1005, 1005, limited to 30
days, rata of $5.55. 0-5-tf
OIIILDBEN CRY TOE
OABTOBIA.
rLETOHBR'S
-eaae00oMMeae9e&
Fruit Boxes, Trays for fruit
Dryors, call on
G. F Mason 1
Miller Street, South 8alom, Phono
2101 Bod.
IAAA4UA
rwwn
MARKET QUOTA
TIONS TODAY
"Make Oalem a Good Home Market"
Poultry st Rtslner'a Market
Eggs Per dozon, lflc.
Ducks 1012c.
Chickens 010c.
Hons 10c.
Frys-1210e.
Baker, Lawrenco & Baker.
Eggs Per dozon, 10c.
Fruits, Vegetables, Etc
Potatoes 83c.
Onions 5c.
Tropical Fruits.
Bananas O'Je lb.
Coeonnuts, $1.00 per doz.
Oranges $2.00(2.00.
Lemons $2.7B3.50.
LIvb Btoolt Marks
Stoers 33.
Cows 33Vi.
Sheep 4c.
Dressed veal flc.
Fat hogs SMt,c.
Baled Clover $0$10.
Bran $22.50.
8horts-$24.50.
Eggs, Dutter and Cream.
By Commercial Cream Co,
Buttor-21.
Buttor fat 10c at station.
Drain, Hops and Flour,
Oats-Choice white, $1.30.
Barley-$2323.60.
Clour $4.40.
Wheat 80c,
Portland Market.
"Wheat Walla Walla, 8384c.
Valley 8587c.
Flour Valey, straights, $4.10; gra
ham, $4.00.
Hay, Fe-siJ, Its,
Baled Cheat $10.
Oats-Choico white, $1.351.40.
Millstuff Bran, $10.00.
Hay Timothy, $13.00.
Potatoes $1.151.20.
Poultry Chickens, mixed, 12W
13c; per lb; hens, 13c per lb; roosters.
old, 10c per lb; fryers, 22c per lb;
ducks, $4.009.00 per doz.; geeso 8
Oo per lb; turkeys, 1718e per lb;
dressed, 2021c per lb; squabs, $2.50
3.00 per doz.
Pork Dressed, 7&Sc.
Beef Dressed, 25c.
Veal 58c
Mutton Dressed, 6J$7e,
Hops Contract, 1305, 16e; 1004 crop,
25c for choice; 2324o for primes and
mediums.
Wool 1005 clip, Talley, coarse to
medium, 2425Hc; fine, 2828c;
Eastern Oregsn, 19229ae.
Mohair Nominal, 3031c
Butter Fancy creamery, 2021e;
dairy, 16,I7c; store, 1515c.
AaalMlON
Throo Trams to tho East Dally,
xaruufiu luiuuoa Bionoard im
tonrlst slooplnk care dally to OmiU,
Chicago, Spokano; tourist Bleejtoi
care dally to Kansaa City; throt
Pullman tourist sleeping cars (j,,
aonally conducted) woofcly to Chic
go; reclining choir care (scats tm)
to the East dolly.
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Ocean and River Schedule.
For San Francisco Every firs 6tn
at 8 pi m.. For Astoria, way poind
and North Boach Daily (except 8u
day) at 8 p. m.? Saturday ot 10 p. a
Dally Borvlco (water permitting) ot
Willamette and Yamhill rivers.
For fullor Information ask or rtu
your noaroet ticket agent, or
A. U CHAI0,
Qoneral Passenger Acoat
Tho Oregon Railroad ft Narlnuai
Oo Portland, Oregon.
CORVALLIS & EASTERN
RAILROAD
TIME OAUD NO. 29.
No 2 for Yoqulna
Leaves Albany 12:45 PJf.
Lcavos Corvnllls 1:45 PJL
Arrives Yaquina 5:45 PJL
No. 1 Rotumlng
Leaves Yoqulna 7:15 AM
Leaves Corvnllls 11:10 AX
Arrlvos Albany 12:15 P.M.
No. 3 for Albony-Dotroit
Loaves Albany for Detroit 7:30 AIL
Arrives Detroit 12:30 P.M.
NO 4 from Detroit
Leaves Detroit 1:30 P.M.
Arrives Albany 0:30 P.M.
No, 6 for Albany
Leaves Corvnllls 0:30 A.M
Arrives Albany 7tl0 AJt
No. 8 for Corvallls
Loaves Albany 2-40 VX
Arrives Corvalll 3.-20 P.M.
No.-7 for Albany
Leaves Corvallls 0:00 PM.
Arrives Albany 0.40 PJl
No. 0 for Oorvollls
Leaves Alhanv 0:15 PAL
Arrlvos Corvalll 9:55 VM
Train No. 1 arrives in Albany Ii
time to connect with the S. P. o
bound train.
Train No. 2 connocts with the a P
trains at dnrvnllta nml Alhnnv. triritf
direct scrvico to Newport nnd adjientll
ucaches.
Train No. 3 lcavos Albany f
Detroit at 7:30 n. m.. arriving tker
. , a
in amplo time to reach the Brrtt
bush hot springs the samo day.
Train No. 44iotween Albany anil De
troit connects with the Eugene ted
at Albany, also with local from Cm
vallls. Train Kn. K linv Cnrvallls St 0:M
a. m., arrives nt Albany 7:10 a. m, 1
time to catch Eugene local to Portlssl
and train to Detroit,
Trnln 1T a Inooaa Alhnnv for Cot-
vollis at 2:40 p. m., after the arrirsl
of S. P. northbound overland.
Train No. 7 leaves Corvallls at o.W
p. m., arrives in Albany at 040 p. i
in time to connect with the local f
Eugene and way points,
Train No. 0 leaves Albany for Cr
vallls aTt 0:15 p. m., after the arrirU of
the S. P. local from Portland,
For further information apply to
J. O. MAYO. Gea. Pa- t
T. COOKEItELL, Agent, Albany.
II. H. CRONISE, Agent, Oorvalllt.
EXCURSION
RATES
During the Lewis and Clk
exposition tho O. C. T, Co. will
make the following rate? Salem
to Portland, ono way, 75 centi;
round trip, $1,00. Tickets gol
for tea days. Boats leaving daily
M. P. BALDWIN, Ast
Dock Foot of Trade Street
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