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Newspaper Page TextOGAL BALL BY' JOCK Portland lost to Los Angeles yes- iltiy by n Bcoro of Bovon to four. Franotsco won irom uaKianu, r, two. , poknno nnu ADerueen in tne thWostern lenguo pulled off a ono ed contest yesterday, Spokane 11 Aberdeen 1. Seattlol, and Ta il 4. ho TrI-Clty league officials held ther meeting laBt evening In rtlnnd and the game scheduled for g city with the, Oregon City club 1 probably be called off, as that rogtlon Is In tljo down nna out 3S financially. ... ' ' Denis Hull, ono of the Cherry Wb' twlrlersj has' loft for .Coos v, where he hns accepted a sltua- n on a newly organized tenm in rshfield. Porterfiold and Jor'man ve also Bhipped to that locality piny ball. Having put the Bralnard Cubs of prtlnnd, out of the running ILt, Falrmount bnll team have only ue more aggregation to contend Hth and those nro the Sherwoods, tactically ti Portland bupch laso, L'd should the Salem boys pull a ime from the Sherwoods, the am- bur championship question will ho fettled unless some ."unknown" prlngs up. -"WOMEN'S WOES. Mem Women Arc Finding .Relief n( Lost.. it rinca soem thnt women hnve tore than a fair share of the aches ind pains that nllllct humanity; tnov hnst "Itonn int." must nttenri to ilii- t In enltn nt rnnntnntlv nnlilnir lacks, cr headaches, dizzy spells, Icarlng-down pains; thoy must stoop Iver, when to Ptoop means torture. they must walk ana uenu and woric rlth rncklpg pains and many acnes rom kidney ills. Kidneys cnuso bore suffering than any other organ rf Hin lmdv. Keen tho kldnova woll Ind healthy is easily malntlned Read of n remedy for kidnoys omy bat help3 and cures tuo kidneys nn.; i endorsed by peopio you Know, Mm. Mnrv nnunmenrdner. of 424 Vater st., Salem, Ore., says: "1 vn found Donn'H ICIdnov Pills a mr(lv that Is worthy of nil confl- enco and I am pleased to endorse hem itn Mint other RMfforcrs from Jdncy complaint may know how to t relief. I procured Bonn's km ey Pills at Dr.. Stone's drug Btore kA KCvornl inninborn of our family ava iiboiI tlinm with crntlfvlnc ro- lults. I took thorn myself for a tired, Kcning back ana a dragging uowu cellng that comes from irregular 'nd dernnged kidneys. The results rem nf (ho licst. The nclllnc ntld lorencss was banished and tho kld- ieys woro rondored normal. Jiy lealth has become bettor In every fcar." r For snlo hv nil ilnnlors. Price CO tints. Fostcr-Mllburn Co., Buffalo. sew York, sole agents for tno unueu States. Remember tho name Doan s -and take no other. SALEM MAN MARRIES. Miss Nottio Burr of Eugene was narrled Wednesday evening tit lladstone, at tho homo of Mrs, Mc Mpln, the groom'e sister; to Robert Henderson of Grcsham. Mr. Hen- person was formerly at Salem and " engage .In tho furnlturo busl- bets Mrs W. C. Tillson and Mrs. C. D. nilon of this city, and. Mrs. Laura prr. mother of the bride, attended Ibe wedding. ot" A Grand Family Medicine. "It Klves mo nleaaure to speak a Kood word for Electric Bitters," rltes Mr. Frank Conlnn of No. 430 Houston St., New York. "It's a Krana family mocUCine for uypepsm nd liver comnllcntlens: while for Pme back and weak Sldnoys it can not b too highly recommended. Elec'rlc Bitters recrulnte tho dlgos- Hve 'uncttana nurifles the blood, and taparts renewed vigor nnd vljallty to "o weak nnd debilitated or uo;a 'exes, Sold under guarantee at J. I'Ty's drug store. 50c. WT,I)MXa AT WOODBURN. Ml s Maude E. McKlnney. dnugh- per of Mr and Mrs. John McKlnney, will be married to Rev. L. S. Mochol Kit S this ovonlnr. nf thn nhnrch. HO as been pastor of 'the First Pres byterian church for several years "Ad Miss MoKlnnnv hna lifien high school teacner at woodburn. Both "v uicmy respected ana m u 18 wirhy matron of the Eastern 5- "ar , Kuck'cns Arnica Salve Wins. Tom Monre. nf Ttnrnl Route 1. Tehran. Ga.. wiltes: "I had a bad "re come on the Instep of my foot u could find nothlrg that woum ? u until I aprJIed Buckien'a Ar ica Salve. LesB than half of a 25 sat box won the day for roe by ar ming a perfect euro." Sold under Sarantee at J. C. Perry's drug vre, . TOH.I-A-. TiKiR4YiHwMMnBClr DAILY Pronosnlq tn a..n.. Salem, pregon,-junolnari903.--The Board ot.TruBtoeB Oregon Stnto Insane Asylum hereby InVlte! i;l? lng 1!sts of BUPPHes to tho nstltutlon, for the six irfonths end ing December 31st, 1908. Good! nv fl00ds Furnishing T,aiSaaf!,,,A,,,hBrt!M 2000 yds. Pcqjot 'Ar' sheeting, 9-4 In., bleached; 6' in yd8.'lI'Wot "A" Bheetlng c-4 in., unbleached; 2000 yds. Lownsdale sheeting, 30 in., bleached; 2500 yds. shirting Otis stripe, AXA or Thorndyke; nttrdB ,mmttreBS t,ck,nS (Warren Cotton Mills) 32 in. wide No. 1142; Myda chcc,ked toweling, 17 in. 3000 ydB bleached toweling, 17 In. 800 ydB bluo calico twilis 28 In, wide( asst, patcrns; 800 yds.. black and whito. 'calico twills, 28 In, wide, as3t.pdtternK; 000 yds Turkey Red calico twill, .28 in. wide, asst. pattornsf 1200 yds. Gingham, Amsk. 28 in. wide; )200 yds Blue Denim, 9 oz. Amsk. 800 yds A. C. A. Ticking, 36 In wide, Atnolr ,4000 yds Canton Flannel, XXX .xuoiiiiu, urawn; 3 GO ydi Table Oil Cloth, white, best quality, 45 In. wide; . , , 144 yd? Elastic Web, White In. Wide; 200 doz. pre. Men's socks,' Cptto'n. No. 101; 50 doz. ,prs Ladies' stockings, Cot ton, No. 1,01;' ' 20 doz tfara. Suspenders,' " 30 In. submit sample. 200 yds Checked Continental Flan nel, C oz. 200 yds, Table Linen, CC In. wide, submit samples; 200 yds. Outing Flannel (Teasle down), submit samples. 100 ydB. Scrim, plain whlto; CO luu. Crown Carpet Warp, Eureka; 20 red, 20 blue. 20 black. 230 doz. Thread, J. P. Coats' or Clnrk'o O. N. T., 200-yd. spoo'; Whlto, No. 30, 200 dpz.; No. 10, 30 doz. 50 doz. B'ack; No. 24, 20 doz. No. 30, 30 doz. 10 doz Bed Spreads, submit sample. 5 G'oss Safctv pins, No. 3 Duplex f Stewart.) doz. Box Hooks and Eyes, Black No. C, sub. sample. 1 doz. Ladles Corsets, No. 24, sub. sample. 1 doz. Ladles Corsets, No. 25, em!) sample. 1 doz Ladles' CorsotB, No. 20, sub mit sample , 1 'doz. Indies corcts, No. 27; Bubmlt Bnmplc. 1 doz LadleB' Corsets, No. 28, sub. samplo Groceries. 8000 lbs. BennB, white, (submit sam ple, 5000 )J)s. Rolled Oats, In sks., 1250 lb, more or leps, to bo delivered evory six weeks as required. 1G00 lbs. Steel O. Oats, In sks. 300 lb. do. 3000 lbs Cracked Whent, In sks, 750 lbs., do. 3000 lbs. Hominy Grltz, in sks., 760 lb., do. 1000 lbs. Cream of What, 250 do. 3000 lbs. Corn Meal, yellow, in sks., 750 lb., do. 2 bbl. Buck Wheat Flour, No; 1, 50-lb. sks.; 150 lbs every six weeks. . 3 CO lbs. Pep'per, black, ground, 5- lb tins (cub. snmples). 2000 lbs. Tobacco, chowlng, 14 oz. plugs, (sub. Bnmplos). 1000 lbs. Tobacco, smoking, 1 2-3 oz. pkgs., In cloth bngj, submit samples. , 4000 lbs. Soap, Savon, standard Or egon mfir. (submit samples). 1500 'bs. Soap, white, cap, 0 oz. cake. ' . , 1200 lbs. Sonp, kitchen, or sand soap (submit samples). 50 lbs. Soap, Wool, (submit sample). 57C lbB. Snap Pearllne, 1-lb pkg3t (James Pylo's). 5000 lbs. Rice, No. 1 Japan, (sub. ramp!e,) , 100 lbs. "Baking Powder.PIoneer, or ns good, IP 5-lb. tins. 48 lb. Chocolate (Raker's), Mb. pkgs. 1 Case Bon AmJ. 18,000 lbs. Snlt, P. L. 100-lb bags, or as good, (submit sample). 192 lbs. Lye, Concentrated, Giant, 1 lb cans. . , '.. 24 doz. Corn, cnnpqd 2 S. (submit rnmple.) 1 . 2000 lbs. Sal. Soda. In 100 11). sacks. 500 lbs, Soda Crackers XXX, mpro or lots. del. ns required. 50 lbs. Sago. 30 000 lbs. Sugar, Dry Gran. Cane, Extra Fine Dry Gran. (N. P. & A G.: Honolulu Plantation Refin ery, American Refined or Western Sugar Roflnory. . x . . 75 doz. Brooms. No. 1 best, (sub. 2 dTlSoom.. Mill, No. 1 Best, (sub. sample). , 1 Case Durkeea Salad Dressing. 1 dozgGrman Mustard Jars large). 2 doz Dot. OHce OH. large. Sallnyr. or as good. u doz Dot. Tobaseo saiioe. . 50 b-. Honey. 1st gradg, white. In 10-lb lots, as raquired. q PflHfia Salt, ivory, In 3-Ibpkgs. 1 clKSfetl. enh' 10 b0X8S In case. rsub. sample). 40 lbs. Raisin. 10-oz. cartons Pre ferred stock, weded, (submit 40SEPQufrants. 16-oz. cartons. Pre ferred stock (submit sample). 10 lbs. 2 -lb Tails. Columbia Rlvsr 6 Can'Plne Apple, sliced. Pre , SnrAPed; Preferred icSsWgSs. green, Prefer- red stock, or nsgood. 4 cases Peas. Preferred stock, or 1 ?fg0 Tomatoes. Preferred stock, CAPITAL JOTONAI, SALRM, OREGON, WEUXKSDAW JUNE 21, 1008 8 Cases Peaches, Preferred stock, or as good. 1 5 Cases Apricots, Preferred stock, or as good. 4 Cases Asparagus, lg. cans, Prefer-1 red stock, or ns good. 4 Cases Pears, Bartlett, Preferred Stock or nn t'nnil I 2 Cases Oliver, lg. 30-oz. hot., M or S, Preferred stock or ns good. 10 Qui. Olives, ,lg in balk, Jumbo, Preferred stock or as good. 3 Cafees Ollvss, 10-oz. hot.. Jumbo, Preferred slock or as good. 1 Case Olives, Ripe, lg. cans, (sub: sample). . 10 Gal. Maple Syrup, (sub. snmple). 3 Cases Shrimps, lg. can. 4 Cases Clams, whole, Boft-shell, Lit tle Neck. 1 Case Kippered Herring. 2 Cases Mushrooms, French. 1 Case Cream of Wheat. ' 2 Cases Violet Whent, or 5 Mush. ,, . 9 Onvaa OnU,l Ttr- f Mln. 12 Pkg. Shredded Wheat.. 1 Sk. Walnuts, paper shell, 1 Sk. Almonds, soft shell. 250 lbs. Coffee (Java and Mocha) roasted, to bo dollvorqd ns requir ed lit 50-lb lots. (sub. sample of green nnd roasted of the same). 24. Boxes Jello. 24' Boxes Gelatine. 2 doz. Baker's Cocoa. 2 CaseB Durkees Salad Dressing, 1 pt hot. 4 doz. Brushes, Dustr No. 7, (sub. samplo), 5 doz. Brushes, Scrub, No. 13, with handle, solid back. 5 Doz. Bmiehes, Rattan (Pot)s 10 Reams Straw Paper. 500 lbs. Cheese, Oregon Full Cream, more' or less, delivered ns re quired. 500 Gnl. Oil, coal, more or less, del. as. required. 250 lbs. Paraffin, 1-lb cakes, wrapped, (Standard Oil Co.) 10 doz. Bath Brick. 48 doz. Yenst Cakes, Magic, 12 doz. every C wks. dol. as req. 30 Balls Cotton Twlno. 100 lbs. Axle Grease, 2 5-lb bucket, 4 doz. Mop sticks, hardwood. 1, doz Parafflne sticks, Hnrdwood. 50 lbs. Bees Wax, 1-lb cakes. 20 lbs. Sage, ground, In 5-lb tins. 120 lbs. Mustard, ground, in (5-lb tins, 100 lbs. Pearl Barley, 25 lbs In box. 40 lbs. Coconnut, shredded In Palls. 5 lbs. Nutmeg, whole. 2 CaseB Fly paper, Tanglo Foot, 25 doublo sheets in box, JO boxes in en so, 2 Boxes Shoe blacking, G doz. (Ma soni'). 1 doz Blacking Brushes, No. 141. 2 doz. Stovo Polish, Rising Sun. 40 doz. Minced Clams, 2 -lb tin, Royal Club, or ns good. 100 lbs. Macaroni, whlto, In bozes, 04 lbs. Vermicelli, whlto in 8-lb 8-lb boxes. 2400 lbs. C. R. Coffeo, roasted, to bo delivered as required, In 1200-lb lots, sub samplo of green and roasted of tho wimo. COO lbs. Java Colfeo, roasted, to bo dellvorcd as required In 200-lb lots, sub. sample of green and roaBted of tho same. 400 lbs. Mocha Coffeo, roaBted, to be dellvorcd as required in 100-ro lots, sub, sample of grcon and roaBted of tho same. 100 bbls. Syrup, must be In now bills, nnd no leakage, to bo de livered In 50-bbl. lots as required, sub. sample. 200 Gal. Molasses, N .0., sub. sam ple. Shoes. , 179 Pairs Men's Shoes; 12 No. G, 12 No. 7, 75 No. 8, GO No. 9, 20 No. 3G Pairs Ladles' Shoes; 12 No. 5, 12 No. G, 12 No. 7. 8 Oros Shoo Springs, Men's, Bib. samplo. 8 Gross Shoo Strings, Ladles' sub samplo. Shoo P0IM1. 2doz. Bottles, Blxby's Shoe Satin (Black, largo slzo.) 2 doz. Boxes No. 10 Blxby'B Shoo PaUo, (Black.) Men to. 800 lbs. Beef, per day, moro or less, equivalent parts fore and hlnl quarters, to be delivered as re quired at Asylum. 300 lbs. Mutton per week, more or less, equivalent partB foro and bind quarters, dollvcred as re quired. , , 3000 lbs. Ham, more or loss, deliv ered as required. 1500 lbs. BreakfaU Bacon, delivered ns required. 1200 lbs. Fish, fresh, per month, moro or less, delivered as re quired. Mill Feed. 45 tons Bran, No. J, moro or less, d Hvorod ns required. J 15ton Shorts, No. 1, moro or les, delivered aB required. 700 bbls. Flour, No. 1, more or loss, delivered as requtrtd. 300 bbls. Flour, Hard Wheat, deliv ered as required. 100 bbls. Flour Graham, No. 1, de livered as required. All flour to bo "Patont"; submit sample, not loss than 5-lb lots. Samplw can bo seen at the Asy-. lum. and the goods must be in ac- cordance therewith. Where samples are required and not furnished bvi bidders, )q articles must be equnl to samples to bo seen nt tho Asylum, and bids will bo assumed to have been made on basis of BampleB. Lists for Stationery, Drugs, Plumbing, Tinning. leather and) Findings. Furniture. Mill Feed ami . Flour, Meats and Hsb, oboes, 1 Crockery and Glassware will be furnl'hod by tho clerk upOn appll- All goods must be In strict accor dance with sample In' original pack ages when possible, and delivered at the Sato Insan Asylum within 0 davs after the contract Is award ed, and bids must be on blank-forms, which will be- furnished, together with the Instructions to bidders, by the Clerk upon application. Eacn bid on flour or meat must be accom panied .by a. certified Check of MOO. and "each bid on fish by a certified check of 175.00 and all o"er bid by certified checks equal to 10 per cent of tbo amount-bid; checks of unsuccessful bidders to be reused Immediately, nnd thoso of accepted b dders when tho contract Is com pleted. Bid must be enclosed In Sealed envelopes and directed to the Board, care of the Clerk, and plain ly marked, "Bids for Asylum Sup plies' and thq class of goods bid on should also" be inscribed on tho envelope. Price, fitness and quality being equal, preference will bo given to articles manufactured, grown or produced In this state. When a pnrtlcular article is spcclllcnlly called or, bids on other kind, man ufacture or brand equally good will be entortnlned, but to lnsuro recog nition of bucIi bids, samples of the articles It is proposed to supply must accompany them. The Board reserves tho right to roject any or all bids, or to accept or reject any part of a bid. Bids will bo opened at tho Capitol at Snlem. nt 10 a, ra. Monday, Juno 29th, 1908. By order of the Bonrd of Trustees of the Oregon State InBano Asylum W. N. GATEN8. C-17-20-24-27 Clerk. Annual Session Oregon Christian Missionary Society. Turner, Oregon, Juno 23-July 5th, 1908. For the above occasion n rate of one and one-third faro will be made by the Southern Pacific Company on the certificate plan. John M. Scott, A. G. P. A.; Wm. McMurrny, G. P. A. G-20-5t ' o - Tho U. S. Revenue Cutter Thetis, the steamers Ohio and Transit aro reported Ice-bound off Nome. DR. KUM WONDERFUL CHINESE DOCTOR Will treat you vlth Oriental herb and cure any disease without opera tion or pain. Dr. Kum la known everywhere In Salem, and has cured many promi nent peopio hero. He has lived In Salem for 20 years, and can be truit ed. Ho U8is many medicines un known to whito doctors, and with them can cure catarrh, asthma, lung trophies, rohumatlsm, stomach liver and kidney diseases. Dr. Kum makes a specialty of dropsy and 'female troubles. His rem edles euro private disease when e erythlng else falls. He has bun dredo of testimonials, nnd gives con sulfation free. Prices for medicine very moderate. Persons In the coun try can write for blank. Sond stamp. If you want some extra fine te, get It from us. DR. KUM nOW WO CO.' Great Chinese Doctor L. M. HUM Has medlclno which will cure any known disease. Ho makes a special ty of, and guarantees to euro Catarrh Asthma, Lung, Throat, Rheumatism, Debility, Stomach, Liver, Kidnoy Troubles; ,nho any blackened or Bwollen soreness, brokon limbs; Smallpox; Epidemic; nil kinds of Bolls, Lost Manhood, Femalo Weak ness, Hernls Troubles and Paralysis Consultation free. Caro of Ylck So Tong Co., Chlneso drugs and horbi, 153 High St., upstairs, Salem, Or. 1 1 GERMAN BAKERY , AND CONFECTIONER!' Now under new mnnngoment SCHLERET & SCHNEIDER Proprietor Complete lino of fresh nnd up-to-dato bakers goodB dellvorcd to all parts of the ctty free. We are proud of our party and wedding cakes, delivered on short notice. Glvo us a trial Is all wo aBk. Storo corner Twolfth and Che ineketa Sts. Phono Main 9G1. Mr Jjfr.wSEflBi Dr. Stone's Drug Store The only cah drug store In Ore-, gon, owes no one, and no ono owos It; carries large stock; Mb shelves, counters and 6how cases are loaded with drags, medicines, notions, tollot articles, wjue and llqoors of all J kinds for mtdlclnal .purposes. Dr.' Stone Is a regular graduate in med icine, and has had many years of ex perience Jn the practice. Consulta tion are free. Prescriptions aro frn, and only regular prices for medicine. Dr. Stone can b.9 found at bis drug store, Salem, Or, from 6 in the morning until 9 at night. Millinery at Greatly Reduced Prices TRIMMED HATS IN THE VRIiY LATEST STVLItS. BEST QUAL- HIES OF MATERIAL, SHAPES,. FLOWERS, FOLIAGE, CHIFFONS, MALENES, ORNAMENTS ALL ATfllEDUOED URICES. Long SHk Gloves, $2 Quality, $1.25 paw White Parasols from 50c up,. White Lace Hose at 1&G ppjrv Lace Curtains 45c pair and up. Large assort- WhlVSilk Bleached Mus- ment of White , ,l '; litf Mouse Unms Lawn Waists WaiSIS DrWing values up to rn Canvas $2.00 ' Sheetings Special $1.25 Worth $2.5,0 ' aM at each. regular Reduced Prices SH NETSFULL SIZE BLEACHED SHEETING. ONLY 05c EACJl BED SPREADS LARCIE SIZES FROM 7Rc UP. R0STEIN & GREENBAH, $$&$ THE BUREAU Is a gentleman's resort you, not only find gentlemen in front ot tho bar but behind tho bar, F. P. TALKINGTON, Proprietor His long experience in the business has taught him that It pays to buy only the best. WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS Telephone 177. . 356 State IU t WeLaun Ladies' Shirt Waists and White Skirls Just Right. Wo guarantee to. All of our shirtwaists nro care fully washed with a special neutral soap, starched Just where they should bo starched and Ironed by experts who have mado shirtwaist Ironing a special stiudy. are pleasing tho most' careful drcssors in tho city wlih our Wo hhlrtwn 1st work and nro suro we trial. SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY Tel. 25 tfj,( .. vmjlT MCi.A', 9 fc J en li I Ji Strawberry Boxes and Crates Just received a carload of folding hallocks, t'.ntop and crates. See ui for prices In largo and small lots. H S GILE, Corner Trade' and High Sts ' HEADY TAILORED CLOTHES rOff WELL DRESSED MEN. yT , -j? rHrntn VfJ)VJW f II f V r mmwmmpwvmmmmHMMMW1 E. ECKERLEN Family Liqttot Sfoe S 44 Commercial St " 'tTfS . l :j t. h can please you, May we have a 136-168 I. Liberty it. .nuTEMrvyawwH SPECIAL SHOE SALE On brokon sizes, Closing out at greatly reduced prices, Men's Wom en's 'and Children's Shoes Included In this lot. gome up-to-date Wohwr'm nnd Children's Oxford Tips and Shoes. Also light CanvB Shoe Itu all sites, JACOB Y0GT UIS KTATE BTItKKT JUST A MUSICAL TIP Up tho rivor or down the bay the llfo ot a parly Is the music nnd the muslrlnn is cortalnly ono popular person. Wo sell musical Instru ments exccllont ones Just the kind you should buy, because th price Is right. Do not gq eisewkem until you seo our comploto line wo have Just whnt you want as wo have them all that Is, all tho good kind. Pleasod to njoot you, L. F. SAVAGE 1M7 Commercial Hlrecl. , w O) PPICE RANGE S .rsnig iMn 20 TO 4C WW Free Delivery M 1 M 1 'ul J JP; Z&8&& ,or as,:go.od., - tktiiiftfflftffor r"xJtti '.iiiiissssssssssssssstsssssssssssssssssss