i- -tf w i mn&t tt
IGO, NOTED GUN MANr
0N0I3 LIVED IN SALKM.
(CorvalllB Times.)
A character of moro than usual
notoriety In former times, passed
uway Monday at Wrdnn, , Benton
county. Ho wns William Igo, whoso
title to fame roita, on. the fact that
lio was something of a Ilgurc In one
of the biggest (mooting nffnlrs that
ovor occurred in Orogon. it was
back ln187G or 1870, that n father
nnd two sons wero tho victims ot a
foud which brought-on two shootlnt;
Bcrnpes, nnd In tho laRt of which,
nil wero killed. They wcr tho Whit
toys, of Polk county, and tho man
who did tho shooting was noted Till
Glaze, who tiled Bomo time ago at
I'rlnovlllo. Igo's part fn tho affair
was that ho Was n partisan of tho
Whltloys, nnd for n tlmo after tho
first shooting, wnB omploycd ns n
body gunrd for tho fnthor nnd sons.
Those wore dnya of rougher men nnd
rudor socloty than now, 'and thts
foud was ono of tho worst that ovor
took placo In Oregon. Igo and tho
Whltloys wore In Corvnllls onco dur
ing tho days of tho foud, and their
visit Ib romombored by old timers,
who hoard with horror Inter of tho
affair, In which dlnzo encountered
tho thrco Whltloys, nnd slnglo
banded nnd nlono (muffed out the
lives of nil of them with his ready
rovolvcr. Tho affnlr mndo n Bonsa
tlon throughout'Orogon nt the tlmo,
and long nftorwnrd, Qlazo was point
ed dut to piiflsorflby ns a man of for
mldnblo chnrnctor. IIo was a man
of good nppoarance, of mngnlftcont
physical proportions, nnd n strong
nnd very good looking fnco. Ho af
terwards bpenmo n nnloon keeper nt
Prlnevlllo, nnd wnB nB fnr ns known
a pencenblo nnd well behaved citi
zen. It Is Bold by Corvnllls mon
who remombor nil nbout tho Glnzo
Whltloy nffnlr, tlmt Qlazo was not
tho aggressor.
Whoro Igo wns when tho flnnl
duel occurred, nobody scorns to re
mombor. Aftorwnrd ho wont to Sa
lem wlloro ho lived for somo time,
coming thon to nenton county, whoro
In Wren precinct, ho Bpont tho re
mainder of his dnys, UBunlly ho be
came a well known figure In county
elections' whoro both Hides to tho con
tent usually counted moro or less
on his support, but novor with parr
tlrutar certainty. IIo died nt Wren
yesterday, and during tho nftornoon
a casket wob Bont out for use nt his
burial, which It Ib supposed took
plaretodoy. IIo was something over
00 years of ngo. Ho and IiIb brother
Bpont tholr childhood nt the honlo
of MrB. John Wolls of this city. Al
Igo, a brother, who.wns nt ono tlmo
very well known In Corvnllls and
Salem, Is said now to bo In Alnskr,
O'
Horn In Iown,
Our family woro all born nnd
rnlsed In Iown, and hnvo used Cham
borlnln'a Collo, Cholora nnd Diar
rhoea Remedy (mado nt Doa Moines)
for years. Wo know how good It
Is from long oxporlence In tho uso of
It, In fnrt, whon In HI Paso, Toxas,
tho wrltor's llfo was saved by tho
prompt ubo of this remedy. Wo nro
now engaged In tho morcnntllo bust
nosB nt NarcoosHoo, Flo., nnd hnvo
Introduced the remedy horo. It has
provon very aucco&ijful and Ib con
Btnntly growing in favor. Entila
Ilros. This remedy la for Bnlo by
Dr. Stnnn's drug storo.
o
HAKF.Il OITV WOOL
ClIlOWKIIfl DISAPPOINTED
(nnkor City Horald.)
Thoro Is consldornblo disappoint
ment on tho part of tho wool grow
on todny ovor tho low prices of
fered for wool nt first snlos day In
nakor. Whllo many ot tho firms
nro roprosonted horo by bnyors tip
to noon thoro had been but four loU
of wool sold.
Fletcher nros, sold to Chnrlo
Greenn 9532 pounds nt 13-71 cons.
G S. L. Smith of John Day Bold hU
clip to GreonB for 13 cents. Oroono
also purchased 8900 pounds of M. J.
F Morgan nt UA conta and 4132
pounds to J. C. Moore nt 11 conta.
Several growors would not nccopt
tho bids mado by tho buyer on tholr
wool, tho pjlces ranging all tho way
from 9 to 13 cents, -
There In somo talk nmong tho
growers thnt thoy aro victims of n
trust on tho part of buyers, and thoy
purposo to hold tho wool rathor thnn
accept tho offers mado, "
1IG SRAWALTi TO
PROTECT CHICAGO
V
Old Lako-'MIchlgan'a ravagos may
niako necessnry tho building of a
breakwator similar to tho ono at Oal
vc3ton. This Is partly a result of tho
strong Buctlon of tho drainage canal
through tho Chicago rlvor, which la
believed by onglneors to t make tho
lako storms moro damaging. The
now wall a inllo and a half long may
be built, entailing an oxpendlturo of
about 1500.000, In order to protect
from ravagos by tho lako a big swor
thai cot $2,Oft0,90O. City engineer
Erlcson baa ordered an IromeJIato
Spasms
St. Vitus' Dance
Many persons who suf
fered untold agonies from
epilepsy, fits, spasms, and
bt. Vitus' Dance are to
day well. The strength
ening influence of Dr.
Miles' Nervine upon tho
shattered nerves having
restored them to perfect
health.
t,? '"(lurt1 Kony that wordi can
Jjot, ,cF,?m 'torn Bt. Vitus' dnnco
which followed n very severe spoil oi
rheumatism. I tloctorrd with a Dhv-,
?.&.Uut th0 oro took of hfi moSr
imlSIV'yiVcd. 'no' After shcliad becoraa
nlmost lienrt-broken , iu well na phy
J"1'1 exhausted from constant "arc.
thftite,t.t,eiof D.r- Mcs-Nervine. From
tho flret Uoso to the last a contlnunl
I waTwMI lnAA, tnjl' c,cwn tottlm
4 waa well, and In robust health "
North Manchester, Indiana.
iRii"1 Inany PhJTlclnns. ho con
tlnuetl tp urow worso until h had ten
Mum In ono wcolc About that time
our attention was called to Dr. Mil
Hf'no- We beenn giving- It to him.
11 is-,mpr?Vc.nlen.t . "eenied slow, but
nilcHho ,iad Ihilshed tho fourth bot-
iT no,t ca rccn now 'or yoari. We
Nervlae!"aya rccommcna "r HUtf
MJtS. BHLLB M. TINDALT.,
Hastings, Neb.
Dr. Mlle Nervine ti sold by your
gnnt, who will ntmrantse that the
"W oo"h will benefit. If It falls, he
will refund your money. '
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
Jio dono. . Tho fodornl government
may bo nckod for data showing nil
tho lake currents which nffoct tho
ghoro line. In thd question us to
whothor tho city shall pay for this
or tho Illinois Contrrtl railway
which preempted tho lako front for
Its ubo nnd wrung an casement from
tho city yenrs ngo an Interesting
legal jiolnt linn nrlscn, In tho oase
mont between tho two corporations
nothing was said as to which should
pay for Biich ItnprovomontB. Engln
cors hnvo assorted that Chlcagi
ihotild take n lesson from Galveston
and uso a nca wall with tho sloping
fnco, although It will cost much
hioro, rnthor than tho old stylo of
a straight wall 6nco considered ndc
qunto protection against tho lako.
o
ThlnkH It Snvrd Ills Llfo.
Lcstor M. Nolwm, of Naples,
Mnlnc, says In a recent letter: "I
hnvo used-Dr. King's Now Dlscovory
many yenra, for coughs nnd colds,
nnd I think It snvctl my llfo. I
hnvo found It n rollnblo romedy for
thront nnd lung complaints, nnd
would no moro bo without n bottlo
Hum I would bo without food." For
nearly 40 yenrc Now Dlscovory hns
stood at tho head of throat nnd lung
romcdlcs. Ab n provontlvo of pnou
monln, nnd healer of wenk IningB It
has no equal. Sold nndor gnnrnnteo
nt J. C Torry's drug Btoro. GOo nnd
$1.00. Trlnl bottlo freo. t
o
Katablcs havo Jumped Into tho nlr
In ChlcngD. Flour Is 10.25 n bar
rol nnd moat Is in tho sky.
i-
TEA
was a royal indulgence
two hundred years ago.
T'isyct.
Your rocer teluth Vut money U you (Joa't
Ulo SchllUua Dct! wo pay bl
"Tho Vanishing nar"- la tho bond
ing of nn Orogon pnpor's editorial.
It looked llko a tompornnco Item nt
first sight, but proved to bo only n
mouth of tho Columbia dlssortatlon.
Often Trie Kidneys Are
Weakened by Over-Work,
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
It used to le considered that only
..! -...I i,ln.l,1..r trnuttleg uere to 1X3
Hniuirjr u.. m. 7- -,,,. tl(llle..8.
but now modern
science proves that
nearly nil diseases
have their beginning
in the disorder of
these most imjwrtant
organs.
The kidneys filter
and purify the blood-
Therefore, wlien jour kiuh - "---r
nut of order, you can understand how
;Sl?jS2ffiU ixxly is afleete. am
llow every organ seems to fad to do Its
if you are pick or "feel badly." Isln
takitur the great kidney remedy, Dr.
as your k dneys are well they wtu neip
all the other organs to health. A trul
ilvraKkcan make no mis
ake'Sfit doctoring your kidneys.
nTllnerwK
Pi f,rJ remedy is soon renlued. It
- l.!.t.....AfMUMlt
of tlie mo5ii-..a .
. iifrlis IIV lilt I f
dtuggiststn fifty-cent
and one-dollar size
bottles. if" "' sr .
t iLw s Su-ami-Root, and the wl
SuSk.Y..everyU,t.
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OtlKGON,
Proposals for Supplies.
Salem, Oregon, Juno 2nd, 1908.
Tho Board of Trustees Oregon Stato
Insano Asylum hereby Invites
sealed proposals for furnishing tho
following llsln of supplies to tho
Institution, for tho six months end
ing December 31st, 1908.
List , of Dry Goods, Furnishing
Goods nnd Notions, from July to
DcccinlKT, 11)08.
4000 yds. Potiuot "A" sheeting, 3tf
In., unbleached;
2000 yds. Peauot "A" shooting, 9-4
In., bleached;
G000 yds. Pequot "A" sheeting C-4
In., unbleached;
2000 yds. Lownsdnlo sheeting, 30
In., blenched;
2H00 yds. ahlrtltig Otis stripe, AXA
or Thorndyko;
inoo yds mnttroBS ticking (Wnrren
Cotton Mills) 32 In. wldo No.
1142;
2000 yds Checked toweling, 17 In.
wldo;
3000 yds blenched toweling, 17 In.
wldo;
800 yds blue calico twills, 28. In.
whlo( nsst, patorns;
800 yds. black nnd whlto calico
iwllln, 28 In, wldo, nBSt. patterns;
COO yds Turkey Red calico twlllti,
28 In. wldo, nBSt. pnttorns;
1200 yds. Glnghnm, Amsk. 28 In.
wldo;
1200 yds Blue Denim, 9 oz. Amsk.
800 yds A. C. A. Ticking, 30 In wide,
Amsk.
4000 ydB Cnnton Flnnnol, XXX
NnBhua, Brown;'
SCO yds Table Oil Cloth, whlto, best
quality, 4C In. wldo;
144 yds Elnstlc Web. Whlto, In."
wldo;
200 doz. prs. Mon's socks, Cotton,
No. 101;
fiO doz. prs LadloR' stockings, Cot
ton, No. 101;
20 doe pnrs, Stispcndors, 30 In.
submit sample.
200 yds Checked Contlnentnl Flan
nol. C oz.
200 yds. Tnblo Linen, CC In, wldo,
submit snmplcs;
200 yds. Outing Flnnnol (TcnBle
down), submit samples.
100 yds. Scrim, plain whlto;
CO Ibo. Crown Cnrpot Warp, Eureka;
20 red, 20 blue, 20 black.
230 doz. Thrend, J. P. Coats' or
Clark'B O. N. T., 200-yd. spoo';
Whlto, No. 3C, 200 doz,; No. 10,
30 doz.
CO doz. Black; No. 24, 20 doz.'No.
3C, 30 doz.
10 doz Bed Spreads, submit snmplo.
d Gross Snfotv pins, No. 3 Dnplox
(Stownrt.)
V6 doz. Box Hooks nnd EycB, Black
No. G, sub. snmplo.
I doz. Lndlos Corsets, No. 24, sub.
sample.
I doz. Ladles Corsets, No. 2d, mil)
snmplo.
1 doz Lndles CorsotB, No. 2G, sub
mit snmplo.
1 doz. ladles corotB, No, 27; Bubmlt
snmplo.
1 doz Lndles Corsets, No. 28, sub.
snmplo
Groceries.
8000 lbs. Bonus, whlto, (iwibmlt sam
ple. 5000 Ilia. Rolled Oats, In BkB., 1200
' lb, moro or less, to bo dollverod
ovory alx weeks hb required. "
1C00 lbs. Steol C. OatB, In ska. 300
lb. do. .
JlOOO lbs. Cracked Whoat, In ska, 7&0
lbs., do.
3000 lbs. Hominy Grltz, In skfl., 7H0
lb., do. .
1000 Iho. Cronm of Whnt. 250 do.
3000 lbB. Corn Menl, yollow. In sks.,
750 lb., do.
9 Mil .it unit Wheat Flour. No. 1.
r,n.n. ska.: 150 lbB ovory bIx
wooks,
3 CO llw. Poppor, black, ground, Ti
ll) tins (sub. BnmptoB).
2000 lbB. Tobacco, chowlng, 14 oz.
nhica. fstib. sninnlos).
1000 lbB. Tobncco smoltlng, 1 2-3
oz. pkga., In cloth bngj, Bubmlt
samples.
4000 lbs. Bonp, Savon, Btnndnrd Or
egon mfg. (Bubmlt samplos).
1500 lbs. Soap, whlto, cap, 0 oz.
1200 lbs. Soap, kltchon, or sand
soap (submit snmplos),
50 lbs. Sonp, Wool, (Bubmlt Bnmplo).
570 lbs. Sonp. Pearllno, 1-lb pkga.,
(Jnmos Pylo'H). .
5000 lbs. Itlco, No. 1 Japnn, (sub.
snmplo.)
100 lbs. Baking Powdor, Plonocr, or
na good, In 5-lb. tlnB.
48 lbs. Chocolnto (Bukor's) 1-lb.
pkgs.
1 Cnso Bon Ami.
18,000 lbs. Salt, F. L. 100-lb bags,
or as good, (submit snmplo).
192 lbs. Lyo, Concontrntod, Glnnt, 1-
1b cans.
24 doz. Corn, canned 2 8. (wibmlt
snmplo.) .
onnn n.s. Bnl. Bodn. In 100 lb. wicks.
500 lbs. Bodn Crackers XXX, moro
or loss, del. ns roquirou.
50 lbs. Sago.
30.000 lbs. Sugar, Dry Ornn. Cnno;
Extra Fine Dry Gran. (N. 1. .A
a n Honolulu Plantation Rofln-
ory, American Rofinod or Western
RniTfiF Dnflnnrv.
75 doz. Brooms, No. I best, (Bill).
samples).
2 doz. Brooms, Mill, No. 1 Best,
(sub. snmplo).
1 Cnso Durkeoa Salad Dressing,
largo. . ,, , .
1 doz Gorman Mustnrd (Jars, large).
2 doz. Bot. Ollco Oil, largo, Ballnyr,
or as good.
Vjt doz. Bot. Tobasco Banco.
50 llu. Honey, 1st grade, whlto, in
10-ft) lota, ns required.
3 Cusob Salt, Ivory, In 3-lbpkgs.
1 Caio Sardines, French, 100 boxes
In caso, (sub. sample).
40 lhs. Raisins. 16-oz. cartons, Pro-
forrod stock, eeeded, (submit
samplo).
40 lbs. Currants. IC-oj, cartons, Pro-
forred stock (Bubtnlt anl'l M
10 lbs. 2 -lb Tails, Columbia Rlvor
Salmon. ,.
C Cases Pine Apple, sliced. Pro
" forred stock or aB good.
2 Cases Pine Apple grated, Preferred
stock, or as good.
4 Cases String Beans, green, Prefer
red stock, or as good.
4 Casea Peas, Proferred stock, or
A Casea Tomatoes, Preferred stock,
or as good.
SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1008
8 Cases Peaches, Preferred stock, or
as good.
5 Cases AprlcotB, Preferred stock,
or ns good.
4 Cases Asparagus, lg. cans, Prefer
red stock, or na good.
4 Cases PenrB, Bnrtlott, Proferred
stock or aa good.
2 Casea Olives, lg. 30-oz. bot., M or
S, Proferred stock or aa good.
10 Gal. Olives, lg., In bulk, Jumbo,
Proforred stock or na good.
3 Cnses Olives, 10-oz. bot., Jumbo,
Proforred stock or ns good.
1 CaBO Olives, Itlpo, lg. cans, (sub.
snmplo).
10 Gal. Mnplo Syrup, (sub. Bnmplo).
3 CascB Shrimps, lg. cnn.
4 Cases Clams, vholo, Boft-sholl, Lit
tlo Nock.
1 Caso Klpporcd Herring.
2 Cases Mushrooms, French.
1 Cnso Cream of Wheat.
2 Cnses Violet Wheat, or 5 Mln.
Mush,
2 Cases Suited Wafers.
12 Pkg. Shredded Whoat.
1 Sk. WalnutB, paper sholl.
1 Sk. Almonds, soft shell.
250 lbs. Coffeo (Jnva nnd Mochn)
roasted, 'to bo dollverod ris requir
ed In CO-lb lotB, (Bub. Bnmplo of
green and roasted of tho samo).
24 Boxes Jello,
24 Boxes Gclntlne.
2 doz. Baker's Cocon.
2 Cases Durkccs Salad Dressing, 1
pt. bot.
4 doz. Brushes, Dust, No. 7, (sub.
snmplo).
3 doz. Brushes, Scrub, No. 13, with
hnndlc, solid bnck.
5 Doz. Bmi8hcs, Rattan (Pol).
10 Renrns Straw Paper.
500 lbs. Ohccso, Oregon Full Cream,
moro or lesn, delivered ns ro
q ul red.
COO Gal. Oil, coal, moro or loss, dol.
aa required.
250 lbs. Paraffin, 1-lb cakes,
wrapped, (Btnndnrd Oil Co.)
10 doz. Bnth Brick.
48 doz. Ycnat Cakes, Magic, 12 doz,
ovory C wks. dol. na rcq.
30 Bnlla Cotton Twlno.
100 lbs. Axto Greaso, 25-Ib bucket.
4 doz, Mop sticks, hardwood.
1 doz Pnrnftlne BtlckB, Unrdwood.
7t0 lbs. Bees Wnx, 1-lb cakes.-
20 lbs. Sage, ground, In 5-lb tins.
120 lbs. MtiBtnrd, ground, In C-lb
tlnB,
100 lbB. Pcnrl Barley, 25 lbs In box.
40 lbs. Coconnut, shredded In Palls.
5 lbs. Nutmog, wbolo.
2 CnsoB Fly pnpor. Tangle, Foot, 2C
dotiblo sheets In box, JIO boxes In
cnso.
2 Boxca Shoo blncklng, G doz. (Mn-
sons').
1 doz Blacking Brushes, No. 141.
2 doz. Stnvo Polish, Rising Sun.
40 doz. Minced Clams, 2-lb tin,
Royal Club, or ns good.
1C0 lbs. Mncnronl, whllo, In 8-lb
bOZCB.
ill lbs. Vormlcolll, whlto In 8-lb
boxes.
2400 lbs. C. R. Coffeo, ronatcd, to bo
dollvored na required, In 1200-1b
lots, sub snmplo of croon nnd
roasted ot tho samo.
COO lbs. Jnva Coffeo, ronstod, to bo
dollvored ns rcqulrod In 200-lb
lots. wib. snmplo of green and
ronstod or tho samo.
400 lbs. Mocha Corfeo, roaBted, to bu
dollvored as required In 100-lb
lots, sub. samplo of greon nnd
rnnfltcd of tho Bnmo.
100 bbls. Syrup, must bo In now
bills, nnd no lenkngo, to bo do
llverod In 50-blil. lota nB roqulrcd,
sub. snmplo.
200 Onl. MolnBsoB, N .0., sub. aam
plo. Hboofi.
179 Pnlrs Mon's Shoos; 12 No. C, 'i
No. 7, 75 No. 8, CO No. 9, 20 No.
11.
30 Pnlra Ladles' Shoes'; 12 No. G,
12 No. 0, 12 No. 7.
8 OroBs Shoo Strings, Mon's, sub.
snmplo. ....
8 Gross Shoo Strings, Lndles' nub
snmplo,
. Shoo PolUh.
2doz. Bottlca, Blxby'a Bhoo Satin
(Black, largo alzo.)
2 doz. Boxes No. 10 Blxby'a Shoo
Pnrto, (Black.)
Mead.
800 lba. Beof, por day, moro or low.
oqulvnlont parts foro and lilni
quarters, to bo dollvored as ro
qulrcd nt Asylum.
300 lbs. Mutton por weok, moro or
loss, equivalent parts foro nnd
hind quarters, delivered ns re
quired.' . ,
3000 lbs. Ham, moro or less, dollv
erod aB required.
1500 lbs, Bronkfast Bacon, deuvoroJ
nB required.
1200 lbs. Fish, fresh, por month,
moro or lesa, dollvored na ro
qulrcd. Milt Fwd.
45 tonB Bran, No. 1, moro or less, do
Uvorcd ns required.
K.tons Bhorta, No. 1, moro or lcai,
dollverod na required.
700 bbls. Flour, No. 1, moro or Iobs,
dollvored as required.
300 bbls. Flour, Hard Wheat, deliv
ered as required.
100 bblB. Flour Graham, No. 1, do-
livnr.ul ii u r.imilrod.
AH flour to bo "Patont": aubmlt
sample, not less thnn 5-lb Iota.
Samplea can bo seon at tho Asy
lum, and tho goods must bo In nc
cordanco thorowtth. Whoro samples
aro required and not fiUrnlahed by
bidders, tho articles must bo equal
to samples to bo seen nt hu Asy urn,
and bids will bo niwuiued to have
been mado on basis of tuniplox.
Lists for Stationery, Drugs,
Plumbing, Tinning, Uthor and
Findings, Furniture, Mill Food and
Flour, Moata and Fish, 8"oo'.
Crockory and Glassware will b
furnished by tho clerk upon nppll-
nllnn
All goods mint bo In strict accor
dance with sample In original pack
ages when possible, nnd delivered
at tho State InBano Asylum within
20 days after tho contract Is award
ed, nnd bids must bo on blank forms,
which will bo furnished, together
with tho Instructions to bidders, Y
tho Clerk upon application, bacn
bid on flour or meat must bo accom
..I-.,. 1 v n .nrJIHnrf chock Of $300,
and each bid on fish by a- certified
check of 175.00. and all other b id.
by certified checks .ul to 10 per
cent of the amount bid;, ckeeka of
Summer
NKWPORT, on Yaqulna Bay, la tho most beautiful and dollghtfal
summer rosort on tho Oregon const. Tho llehlng, boatlna; and driving
aro unoxcolled anywhoro. Miles of tho llnost bench combined with moun
tain scenery tnnd trout strenms mako a combination lhat will Bull the"
taato of nil. Bolow nro tho leading firms ot JNowport.
I AM THE MAN
Who was clonncd out by tho tiro last winter, but I'm In busi
ness again on n Inrgor oxtont than ovor, nnd nm rendy to serve
nil old customers nnd nn many how ones na coni' to Newport.
Fronh eggtt, vogetnblea, nnd nil stnplo groceries. Everything tho
summer peoplo need. My now grocory store la tho finest In Lin
coln county, Freo delivery.
LEE W. WILLIAMS, Ncwport.Or.
mf ! f litlf lttHWilTf 4HHMH-4 HittllWp
Yott Will
H u vim Diit'ij ju nun uvuiviiiiih vuu nluv-ui IMv, uio lineal
T. frnal, lilitlnt nHil rtt.AlnKli.V nf mII 1iIm.Ii. m... h..ham mh .1 T
j. ..dii uuuvi iii.u iuf,-inuiwa ui
J Nye Bench and ono nt Newport.
A iltUIJ,
HOTEL BRADSHAW
Rooms and board. Rooms with froo ubo ot furnlnhed kltchon,
including dlshoj nnd wood. Half wny In Nye Beach, ovorlooklnx
tho ocean. Rntca rcnsonnblo.
W, O. COOK, Prop. NeiviM)rt, Oiy.
unauccossful bidders to bo returned
Immediately, and thoso of nccoptod
blddora when tho contract Is com
pleted. Bid mimt bo enclosed In
sealod envelopes and directed to tho
Bonrd, euro of tho Clerk, nnd plain
ly marked, "BUIb for Asylum Sup
plies," nnd tho class ot goods bid
on should nlso bo Inscribed on tho
envelope Price, fitness -nnd qunltty
being equnl, profuronco will bo given
to nrtlclea mnnufneturod, grown or
produced In this Btnto. Whon n
particular artlclo Ib specifically
called for, bldn on other kind, man
ufacture or brand cqunlly good wllf
bo ontortnlned, but to Jnsuro recog
nition of such bids, samples ot tho
nrtlclea It Ib proposed to supply must
nccompnny them.
Tho Bonrd rcBorves tho right to
roject tiny or all blda, or to nccopt or
reject nny pnrt of n bid. BldB will
bo oponod nt tho Capitol nt Salem,
nt 10 n. in. Mondny, Juno 29th,
1908.
, By ordor of tho Board or Trustees
of the Orogon Stnto Insane Asylum
W. N. GATKNS,
C-17-20-24-27 Clerk.
Dr. Stone's
Drug Store
Tho only cash drug store in Oro
gon, owen no ono, and no ono owos
it; carries largo stock; Ita Hholvo.
counters nnd ahqw casea nro loudod
with dnugB, modlclnos, notions, toilet
urtlclcs, wines nnd Hquora of nil
kinds for medicinal purposes. Dr.
Btono Is a regular grnduatp In med
icine, nnd has had ninny yenrs of ex-
perlonco In tho practico. uonsuiia
llnna nrn frCIO. PrOHCrlHtlOnS HTO
freo) and only rogulnr prices for
medicine. Dr. Btono cnn bo found
nt his drug store, finlom, Or., from
G In tho morning until 9nt ulghL;
MIri'KKMUT llltKAD.
It Is worth more than any other
i.read yet the prlco Ji wo hlghar
ror sal- at your grocers',
CALIFORNIA RAKRItY,
TIioiiuu Coolcy, I'rtp.
n OHK OK MAMY COLOK8
LAROBST FACILITIES
IN THIi WBHT FOR
TIIK PRODUCTION 01
IIIOII OUABB WORK
IMII it U At UIIIIB Hlltll
r
Resorts
Need Food
mi niuun. 1 iyu BVUIV3, uiiv i. J.
You rw,lora solicited; troo do- J
lAuuuo iiiwo., iivvHiri, um. f
Whon yon go to Newport remember
Bain's Hack & Pray Co.
given Rpeclnl ntlentlou lo transfer
ring baggage and cniup outfits. Fur
nished nnd unfurnished houmw;
wood nnd Any for r.ulo. Loavo or
ders nt llnln'n Bnkory, Nye Crek,
Newport, Orogon. Phono conaee
tlons, Hlmtnul IahhHoii the boatmaa.
Lnunchos nnd r klmln of boau
for ront. Kxrurslnnlstn tnkoH to
nny pnrt ot tho bny, Will wept
trnlna nt nnv tlmo nt YHqulaa '
request. Rntoa rcnannablu. New
port, Oro,
A. J. Nader's Caqiping Growwd
Hero you will find -good water,
septlo tnnkn, gqod ipcntlon; fouuda
tlon nnd furnished toata to ruat at
Nye Crook. A. J. Rndor, proprietor,
Nowptrt, Orogon.
HOT SEA PATHS
HOT SEA BATHS
Nye Beach, &
A CouifortHblo Hummer lloardlitf;
IlOHttO.
THE SEAVIEW HOUSE
Mm, H, H. BtMTOwa,
Hnlf-wny between thp PostoWco aad
Nye Creek. JtatcH,' 1.25 a day,
room nnd bonrd. Newport, Oretoa.
THE OCEAN HOUSE
MAItY OAR1J. .MnHflitcr.
Flno vlo" of Bny, bonutlful loca
tion nway from iuiIhq nnd tho dust
of the Htreots. Block nnd half from
bout landing. Opon summer nm! win
ter. Newport, Yaqulna Bay, Oregon.
rnior
TIIK IIKST KOART TIIJI
FAMILY KVKK HAD
Can b obtained from our prima
tnndor and juicy beef, mutton
pork. All our aU ara li4
from tbq chotcot, and prepr4 tt
the tabhi to suit tb d6aaud4 at tk
fantldlous. Our prlcos are nwr tt
quality than you can ad at ai
ilact In Balotn,
K. O. OROH H,
MHIIMHWHH
I Gold Dust Flour t
"Miiihi y 'I'lll'HYltSKro
Kit CXlMl'ANY. Hldaoy. Ore-
goH. Mwdo for frtwlly mm,
Ak or KTorfr for IU Ikaa
nnd Miiiriij Hlwityx oh lwwl,
P. B. Wallace
AGENT
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SALEM WATER COMPANY
OVi'WH CTTY MAWi.
Kor wtw iwrvlea apply a MM
Pills parablw laoataly la 4wm
- -lj.ifm; .uf-A.'yrair
m
m
survey to flwi wht Is nceasary to