Daily capital journal., September 18, 1908, Page 6, Image 6

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THE MARKETS
SAN FKANGISOO MAftKKTfl.
(United 1'reM Imk! Wire.)
Ban Francisco, Sept. 18. Wlicat,
No. 1 California- club, per cental
11.67 4 1.70; California whlto
milling, $1.751.80; northern,
blucBtem, 1.72 16 1.77 16; northern
elub, 1.07 W; inforlor grades of
wheat 11.50(3)1.00; red
1.70.
Bnrlcy Feed barloy, $1.30 (ft1
1.35; common to fair. $1,25 0)1.30;
Till SwM w Mm Flftwir?
Akjael I sw huge nad loathsome sty,
1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 in i ii "i iiiHi ii ii 1 1 n i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 i in 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i m-h
rela a drove ef wallewiue- awhw
were barred,
Whose banquet shocked Um nostril and
Tltea
toe ere;
a spoke a
of lardl1
roles, "Befe4d the course
I fled, and saw a field that seemed at first
One gmtemag sum of roes'pure aaa
wliitc
With dewy bttda 'raid dark green foliage
nursed:
And. aa I lltifrered o'er the lovely sight,
$1.05 (ft The summer breese, that cooled that
Southern scene,
Whispered, " Itekeld the source of
COTTOLKNKI" '
brewiHg at Saa FraHcIsco nominal at
11.46 l.f6; Gheraller, $1.50(9
1.66, aecerdiag-te quality,
Egs -Per doses, Calif ora la fresh,
including cae, extra, 40c; bruit,
22 HP seconds, 28; Eaotern select
ed 2Zc Ratern Irata 25 c; Eastern
teeeads, 23c; thirds, 21c; storage,
2c.
, Batter Per pound, California
fresh, extras, 29c; firsts, 26c; sec-
enU, 22c; thirds, 20c; Eastern ox
tfaa, 23c; packing No, 1, 21c; No. 2,
le, '"
New cheeee Per pound, Callfor
ja firsts, fancy 11 Vie;, firsts, lfiV4.c;
Mconda, 9 Me; California Young
AJaerletij faay 12 Vic; fir9ta, 12c;
aetata .Orea, fancy, 13c; do,
Yesng Aaei'lea, fanny, 14 Vic'.
Potato Pet1 cental, River whites
(sacks) fancy, 7.5&90o; poor
60 70c; Salinas BiurbankB, $1.5d
165; Early Iloae, 75 85c; sweet
potatoes to tho trade, sacks, $1.S0;
crates, $1,05 1.75.
Oplons Per sack, Yellow, 60
5 5 c.
Oranges Per box, Valeaclas,
$2.O03,5O.
VropomU for Supplier.
PORTLAND MARKNTS
t Portland, Or., Bopt. 18. IViittor,
extra croamnry, 3031Vic; fancy.
27 Vic; store, 18c.
nuttor fat-Dollvoroy f.o.b. Port
land, hwoot crenm, 28Vi30c; sour
20 02716 nor lb.
Eggs Local, boHt, 27 29c; or
dinary, 20; largo lots lo lens; East
orn, 36u; local storage, 24 25c,
Gheoao Full crenm flnt, triplets
and dairy, 14 Vi; Youiig Americas,
lBVi&lOc.
Poultry Mixed chickens, 1 1
11 Via; fancy hens, 12 12 Vic; roost
era, old, lOo; fryors, 14 15c;' broil
ers, 1415c; gooso, spring, l'lc; tur
keys, live, 17c; spring ducks, H18c
15c por lb,; pigeons, $1,25 doz.;
drossod poultry, llVio por lb
hlghor.
Hops 1008 crop, 08o por lb.
Wlient Huylng prlco, now crop,
Portland club, 8900o; bltiostem,
93 04c; forty Told, 00Dlc; rod,
87 88c; Wllllamottu vnlloy, 02c.
Mill stuff Selling prlco, bran
$20.50; middlings, $32.00; Bhorts,
$30(0 31; chop, $21 20 por ton.
Flour Soiling prlco, Enstorn Oro
gou patonlM, $1.70; HtrnlghtH, $3.05
4 55; exports, $3.503.70; vnl
loy. $4.45; grnhiim, ono-fourtlH,
$4 40; whole wheat, $1.05; rye, 5,
$5-50; hales, $3.
Fresh fruit OrniiKa, $3.50
4.50 bnunuus, 6Vio por pound, crutud
lemons, $4.505.5Q box; grap
fruit, $4 4.60; plneapplos, Ha
waiian, $3 3.64 dozen; cantaloupes
11 1.75; blackberries, $1; poncho.
60CGo; poarfl, 26 75a.
QrupiM - 75o$1.25; watermel
ons, $11.50 cwt.; ensabas, $2
2.25 dos.
Halom, Oregon, Scptomber 14
1908.
ThVfc of Trustees of thV
State Institution for Feebl-Mlnded
hereby .Invites' sealed proposals for'
furnishing the following supplies for
tho Institutien:
125 tubular iron bedsteadR, wire
mattress attached, single; 125 In
stitution, hair mattresses, light
weight, for Rlngle beds; 200 pairs
grey blankets, 60x80, weight 4Vi
lbs. (submit samplo).; 50 pairs grey
wool blankets, 72x84, wolght 6tbs.
(subiHIt' sample); 1000 yaVds 6-4
pequot aheetlng, half, bleached; 2,50
yards 9-4 pequot shoetlng, bleached;
500 yards 42 Inch' pdtjuot tubing,
half bleached; 100 yards 45 Inch po
quot tubing, bloached; 150 yards
half linen tablo damask, 64 In. wide,
(stibrijlt'sampld); 60 yards all linen
tibio damaW; 72-Inch wldo (submit
samplo); 8 dot, all linen tablo da-
ALL OREGON
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Is Cordially Invited
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To boo tho best and largest exhibit or vehicles ana rarm machinery ana impieraonta' ever showh .
ii. fi 4 E luJ TVU jJJ ftQT
fairy Tho cxhib'lt is aimed to Inctildd everything needed on the modern and -up-to-Wb farm. Ybu- m
flni Ibis superb "exhibit in tho machinory building to tho left, close to tho main entrance gate, at the
Market.
HAI.YlM MA ml
Iach1 WlOltMl0
Kggs 26c ,,1
Huttcr-Ojeamery, 32Vio.
Cowa $3 10.
Hem 19c young chlckont 12c.
Local wheat 86c.
Oats 40o.
Barley $23.60.
Flour- Hard 'wheat, $6j, valloy,
$4.25. ,
Hay Choat, $f; clover', $9 por
ton; timothy, $116)12,
Onions IVSJ-cwt.
Hops 1 90T' crtfpr? 0c
Caocarn Dark 2 ty 3c
Mahatr xu.
YM Market.
Wheat$1.05.
Ki-t-30c.
Sutter Couutry, 30c; creamery,
3C
Flour Valley, $1,25 per sack;
hard wheat, $1.40 1,45.
Hran 90o por Mcka $30 pef ton;
Urts, $1.30 per tack,
IJvmttQi'V,
fi- lie,
tock hoga $4.60,
tr 3V4c
Veal 5 Cf 7c
Trap?! l'rwlta,
UanD $6.50.
Oranges $4-00. , ."
Ltno9 $5 6.
JPoMHry Hon, 15c; ducks, 15 C
Hi; pigeons, old f I per iIomu.
M)luUff-rOkHt $2f.
Flour-Valley, $1 20 per sack;
Hard wheat, $1 45.
Biask. 72-Inch wlde$ 1 : : 80f 'flHRbLT.
mask' napkins, 20x20 Inches (submit
samplo); 3 doz. alt llnon damask
napkins, 24x24 Inchos (submit sam
ple) ; 300 yards half llnon check
toweling, 17 Inchos wldo (submit
sample); 300 ynrda half llnon crash
toweling, 17 Inches wldo ( submit
Batnplo); 200 yards llnon crash
toweling, 17 Inches wide (submit
uitnuln): 12 dozen crenm Turk
ish Iwitli inwol . 10x30 mhinlt.
inmplot; 4 dozen blonched Turk
ish bath towels, 10x40, ( submit
namplo); 4 doz. llnon dnninnk tow
els, blonchod, 21x50, (sumblt sam
plo); 10 doz. cotton buck towoln,
20x38 (submit samplo); 50 yards
blenched tnuHlin, light wolght, 30 in
wldo, (Muhmlt samplo); 100 yds. un
burn chod muslin Indlnn bond, (sub
mit Hnmpla); 150 Institution hoi
Bpronds, 58x87, (submit samplo);
60 MarHolllo-' bed sprends, 80x9ft,
(unbuilt Rnmplo); 125 fontlior pil
lows, 18x20, wolght 3Vilbs. feather
proof ticking; 21 feather pillows, 21
x20, wolght 5 IbB., feather proof
ticking; 12 doz. rawhldo bottom
cltnlro; Onwogo opaque shndos,
moninicd on vigilant rollers, with
brnHH pulls and brnekots, romploto
(monsuromonlH betwoon brnekots)
viz: 10 doz. 54 In.xOO In.; doz.
54 ln.x78 In.- doz. 54 In.xOO In ;
1-0 doz. 50 in.x42 in.; doz. 48 in.
xOO In.: 1 1-3 doz. 48 In.xl8 In.; 3
doz. 18 In.x42 In.; 1-3 lp. 42 lux
30 In.: 1-12 doK. 10 In.xOO In.: 1-3
doz. 40 In.x78 in.; 1-0 doz. 38 in.
x 00 In.; 1-12 doz. 30 Iux70 In.; Vi
doz. 34 In. x 54 In.
Cutlury; 1847 Hogor Dros., satin
finlHh 12 D W T, vlx: 4 doz knlvo
4 doz forks; 8 doz lonpooust 4 doz.
desert iipoons; 3 doz, table spoons;
Vidoz. sugar spoons; Vidoz. butter
knives.
12 doz. solid white metal knlvoj;
12 doz. solid whlto metal forks, 24
doz, solid whlto inolnl teaspoons; VS
doiu'volld white metal desert spoons;
in dot, solid white motul tnblespoons.
.Lists of groceries and mill feed
will bo furnished by tho clork, upoa
application.
All goods must bo In strict accord
ttnctlVlth munplo submlttod, and de
llvered, f. o. b. at tho Htnte Instl
utbn for Feoble-Mlnded on do
uvand after October 16, 1908 Koh
ld- mdalMio accompanied by cortl-
J led chck equal to 10 per cent of
fhq ,aHofmt of tho Jb!d. Checks of
M.wcciVSdfuI bidders will bo re
ffH'Immodlatoly, and thoso of
accepted bidders when tho contract
Is completed. Illds nvust bo onclod
In oalod ouvulopea and directed to
tho Clork of the Board, plainly
mnvkod, "nd for upplle Jqr
Btato Institution for Foobio-Mlnded"
and the clas,s M goods bid on Bh6uld
also bo Inscribed on tbn vnyelopa,
Prlco. fitncuis. ,aiul quality being
equal, proforonco will be given to ar
ticle manufactured, grown or pro
duced In this state. When a partic
ular article U specifically culled for,
bids on other kind, manuracturu or
brand equally good will bv outer
talned, but to liuure rcognlttou of
such bids, samples of the artlclea It
Is proposed to supply must accom
pany them.
Tho board roaorvu tho right to
roject and or all bids, or to accept or
roject uy part of n bid. nidi will
bo opened at tho Capitol at Salem,
at 10 a. in., Teday, October C,
1908.
Hy order of the Board of Trus
tea of tho State Institution for
Feeble-Mlnded 8. A. Jt'oaer,
ept, lS-34-3SOcl 3 Clerk,
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Sidtc Fair
You will sco thoro somo of tho latest and beat things some of them not before shown at any fair, t0b
will seo thero a potato digger that cleans and Backs the potatoes. Your attontlon Is called to tho bis tar
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taier, to-tne gasoline engino awpiny, to ino.wagon-aispiay.-.anawino aiBpiayoi'venicies. But you.anst
to appreciate. To particularize would be InvidlonS'atlperfluIty.
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From the Salem: Branch
This superb display was made up at the Salem branch, with tho exception of two carloads of tho htT
ler nrtlclos. Wo tako pride In Inviting every Orogon farmer to see and oxamlno this flno display, it win
bear Inspection, as a whole, and ns to each individual part.
Mitchell, Lewis
Staver Co,
F. F. Gary, Mgr. Salem Branch, 211 -237 State St
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I H I H H H H I I I 1 I I I I I I H I I I I I I I I I I I i I I I H I M I I I I I I II I m I I I I I I
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THE LITTLE PROSPECTOU"
A PLAY FOU THE TIMES
Pacific National Fair nnd Livestock
Show,
Poitlnnd, Ore., Sept. 21-20.
For tho nbovo occasion tho South
ern Pnclflc Company will soil round
trip tickets. One and one-third fare
round trip. Snlo datea: Soptombbr
21, 22, 23. Flnnl limit Scptombot
27, WM M'MURRAY,
Qonoral Passongor Agont.
11 I I I I 3 II I H 1-4-f-rfrHl 4r
Grand Opera House J
JOHN F. COHDHAY, Mgr.
A play of gonulno sonil-lnsplrlng
IntoroHt, ono which nppoals In the-'
moit forcible and Impresstvo man
ner to tho subtlo pnsslons nnd In
stlnrtK of the human hoart and nt
the tvimo time abounds In all tho
piquant nnd nllurlug olomonta of
wild romance and dramntlo fasclnn
tloti, with a strong mmsonlng of wit
and humor, Is ono for which a fn
tldlous and oxnctlng public has boep
long and loudly clamoring. Theat
rical mannKors and playwrights have
been sedulously laboring to supply
thin demand, which htthorto, has ef
fectually escaped their most strenu
ous and detormluod efforts. IVut pa
tlonco and persovoranco aro potont
mnglclnnB, and accomplish wondon
Tho vexed problem bus at last been
satisfactorily solved, and In "Tho
Llttlo Prospector," which that brll
llan little actress, "Ohio" Perkins
tonderg as this season's offering to
hor friends nnd admirers, a play has
been found which fully meets all tho
requirements of tho case This little
dramatic gem, will bo suporbly
mounted with a rich sotting of elab
orate and appropriato sconlc nnd
mechanical cKocts. Tho supportlng9 ra prlce? 5C 35p, 25q
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A delightful fnrco comedy.
Monday, September 21
FRANK G. KING
Presonta tho Magnetic Llttlo Actress
"Chic" Perkins
In tlio Nowost Wostorn Play
"The Little Prospector"
A Typical Story of Mining Life In the
Far West.
AN ATWUtAWA' HALANOKl) COM-
. PANY.
OHIOINAL 8CKNIC KFFF.OTS.
NfAONIFICKNTLY STAGKI).
Seat's On snlo at box office Mondnv,
C II. D'ARCY. Owner
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K. L. BERNARD. Lessee and Manager
LIBERT Y"
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company will bo of unusual artistic
airengm and nuuuy Tho play, thi
star and company wilt be Men at
the Grand on next Monday night,
n
Kodol 'will, without doubt, make
voiMrtamack Wroa'g aacUwIll almost
Instantly rolovo you of ail the symp
tonn 'of Indigestion. Got a -bottle o
Jl to day. It Is sold hero by all
lliigglsts?
Do not try to make scalo money
atto working-hours at the shop by
working oho w hor. it Is better for
you that your leuro time be spent
In profitable recreation. Get the
fresh air. Hubbard.
. PROGRAMME
CHHONOPHONXJ.
Mlrollo Sketch from Grand Opm
By Miss Florence McCoy nnd Honry Watora.
Aulmnted PIcturos , Foromnn's Hatred
Vaudovlllo ..:... , , Now Songs and Jokn
By Mr. Harry Holmes.
Vaudeville, Songs nnd Dances . . . . MI93 Hfldle'
CIHtONOPHONE.
Illustrated Song "Tho. Moon Won't Tell on Yo"
By Miss Francos Gray.
C. Animated PIcturos.
Mean Mia
4.
8.
t 10.
11.
12.
ClinOXOPHONE.
Animated plcbures "Lively Carnlr
Llttle Nell, Staged from CLarJes Dickens in his masterpiece, '0M
Curiosity Shop."
Animated Plcturej "Sauaage Tbie"
CimONOPHONE.
"Angolino" , By George Harrli
Accompanied by Misses May and Fannie Charters.
Animated Pictures "Frenzied Artist
Vaudeville Mr. Herbert Carlyle, In 'The Silly Kid"
m Entire cbanse of orosiram evorr
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y- . t.s . . .. Monaay ana Tnursaay. Awatioan.' -
urann upera nouse tiiiiinMIHHni,unuy,,iilt),IMtjjjjw
PfHHHSSSatailMUMSBHH
DeWttfs CErbollzed Witch Haxol
salvo is the host thing to use
piles. Sold by all druggists.
J. F. CORbitAY, MMger.
ALLTinS WKKK
GHOHOIA HARPER AND COMPANY
In a repertoire of ood plays. Prices
506', 35c aad 25c. Seats now selling
TONIGHT
"SAPHO."
A Delightful farce comedy.
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We garat to. AH of our shlrtwalits srs art
fully wakd with a special aeutral soap, lUrcbW
where they should be starched and Ironel by ex?"
who hare fcaade 'shirtwaist Iroalng a special sumt.
t Wa ,ir$ pleasing the- raoatr careful dressers In the city ""
. shirtwaist work aud are sure we can please you. May we
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