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WEDNESDAY AUGUST 20. 1880

~ cass~As aiah SSAk&o tuib ulOEoAo8s
oughs TO arrive tomorrow morning sure.
We are tempted to tell their price. but
Wont.
Tomorrow We shall hold our REGULAR
stock.prunins sale - usual. AL good
housewives have -house-elesni day"
ours 10 stock -cles ming day. 1t is the
best bargain day Of the week. and should
b. your weekly shopping day.
You cannot afford to skip . line
MISSES BUITs.-5 Misses Novelty
Wool suits, excellent for school wear:
s sase 81 is years rs Hednced from sll.7a
CHlIDKEN's REEFERs-3 Chill
drens Gray Cloth REFERS. sizes and
ioyears. Reduced from s".7o and -
CuMDREN,s LONG CLOAKs.-s
Children's Lightweight Long Cloaks for
ksduced from IS. 1875, 81. 90 aud
.r ShifS 3 JEnsrys,,s Chill nj,
dren's Al-wcoi Jerseys In Cardinal and
auced from ais. :: H and - to soc.
LADIES' WHITE suITs.-An entire
suit for the usual price Of . waist
Ladies' hite Ia liza Linon butts sizes
s.: -, 20 and 50. Reduced from s4.oo
-LkDIEs WOOL SUITS SACRIFICED.
Ladies' elegant Atwood novelty
Cloth suits, one Is an klcctrtc Blue,
handsomely braided In Black. size SO.
and the other q Seal Brown silk striped
Cloth SHIT, size "a. Reduced from
LADIES' JERsIis.-0 Ladies' Black
Braided All-wool Jerscys. Sizes ~, "a
and 81. Reduced from e. rs to 81. as.
Ladies' Cardinal Plated Jersoys ofs
superior quality. Sizrs 3U and 3S Re
duced from 81. 80 to S3.
BLAZfk.-l Ladies' Rcd and White
Striped Blazer. Size 50. Reduced from
GIOvEs.-32 pairs Ladies' 6-button
Black Suede Gloves. Sizes 81, " and
On. Reduced from 81 to 9Sc. yer pair.
AZ pairs ladies' S-button Black Nous
quetaire Suede Gloves. Sizes 50, G14,
6H and On Reduced from $50 "
VEsfs.IThe balance of our 15c.
Swiss Ribbed Vests tabOut 34) arc
offered at l2xc. They were bargain
HOSE-oS pairs Ladies' Fancy Cotton
Hose. Reduced from SOC. to 3Txc
80 paira Infants Socks. unbicached
and fancy stripes. Reduced from 25c,
to lSc: pairs for SOC.
SUMNER CUKSkTS-1 Corset, size
81, from soc. TO Doc. ~. O." Comets.
size :.3 inches, from SIC to 63c. SC.
B."Corsets, sizes % and 35 from al to
75c. IS pairs 'C.P." Corsets ali sizeA
Reduced from 81 25 to 81.
These extraordinary remnant bargains
ought to keep US busy tomorrow.
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Ii II y ANTS.
* xri'rrIoS TO THE KIREApY LOW PRCIs
THAT WE ARE SELLING REMNANTS NE HAVE
DECIDED FOR THIS WEEK TO ALLOW AN
EXTRA discount OF 40 PER CENT On TIE
DOLLAR On ALL KINDS on
RtMNANTa
BLACK GOODS. WHITE GOODS, Wool. ssIx
AND COTTON
REMNANTS.
N RxCT ALL EyHDs OF
REMRAE1s
II sxcKrIcrSe PRICES.
v. n SINISTER sons
Ane Sl9 PENN. AVE NV.
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DIX Ct OPS.
Mohsir Dress GoodA n all eolors, Csc
1lannel suitinx, y yards wide u ali colcrs 500
feetherproof Ticking. l5c
ChildreNb Corsse Wsista. 25c'
Black and Coiorsd Henrietta, oil wool, Soc.
P1llov Gaze Cotton. 1Oc
Canton Flannel, Sc.
nens Outing shirts reduced from 80 10 30a
zylonite CetlaRA Use CUTS 500
0ents Leunterrd bhtrts $50.
Rsrasols Ices than cost
HenEiests cashwsFe, I'd. wsds. IN I'll eolors ace.
1cyv Outing Wetsts. With iaesra. x5c,
Boys Outing Shirts, 2bc.
MIsSol Esd Tythsd t.nnsL 20 and Csc.
Pull Iins n poetsss's Dupisx Cosssts.
We have al the leading nAkes Of Cofoefs In stock.
Cissfs ON.f. spool Cotton. s.,<e dos.
tn TowxxR ! soS.
aul6 1916 7th st nv.
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TIE popuisr styles q Jewsry this .ason seem 20 Be
m novel and pretty de<isns Of nexr-ussye sootS W.
show wonderful variety Of the little iAce rlns With
ssncy hesds % popular inst whie m the bettsr
srsdss Display nneusscd I'm. Of b.sptsfal s,,a
pscaisr dessrns These We 10 b sxscsly -
sssed-Relied Plate and SOLID God.
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Spray Pms. Dsisas~ ana ATple blossoms. 2sc
WASHING TON. d c. 1880 Souvenir BANoLEs
Our own Resisscrvd Design. CSC
OUR SPECIAL LEADER.
Rhine Stone Ear Drops. solid gold settings. ssc
BOSTON VARIETY STORE.
SMITH uARDuELL
aueosoios eos so7. 700 Market sp.oe
BARsArNs
". b MOSES d SONS
CORNER IlTH AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
FURNITURE
CARPETS
UPHOLSTERY GOODS
WALL PAPERS
INFERIOR DECORATIONS &C.
To MAKE sIace for the goods for fan season ws
Offering many attractive taIgsips. The following
are sfew:
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
500 Curtain Poles. fun length with trimmings al
complete. worth soc. and Csc. l5c. each.
100 Curtain Poles. extra heavy. with TRAININGS
complete. worth 55c sl50. 25c each
100 fairs Lace Curtains reduced ~ Ell
Finer Curtains reduced 10 less than import prices
Alsrge assortment " poruerss less than manuf.c-
tarens' pnoss
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
Carpets Of the following saEes. made Of RemnAutA
With border all around:
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS
feet 5 inches BY 10 feet slo 80. reduced from
ais.
sfeet inches by II feet sII: reduced from ais
sfeet inches by 10 feet o inches. ans reduced
from s22.5a.
10 feet inches By Is feet ems reduced from s29.
10 feet q inches by 10 feet q inches. $40 reduced
FROM ISL
NooUETTE CARPETS
8 feet inches By IL feet inches $50. reduced
from s3a So
feet 3 inches by 10 feet 3 inches. $50. reduced
from $50.
800 Bromley Smyrna Hearth Rugs 81. so. reduced
from s425.
STRAW NATTINGs
CIV MUM WINE o1N SAhess ~ sen- WYNN 80
$50 Rolls White and Fancy 40 yds. worth st. o..
$50 kolls HEAVY Jontless. 40 yds. worth sio.
slo.
$50 Rolls Heavy Dana.l 40 yd.. worth sIs. $40
WASHING MACHINES.
The Cataract Washing MAchine-the greatest labor
saving invention OF the dRywil do in one hour what
you do by hand in ten. without the slightest eAmAse
to nnest of insterias Reduced from ESQ to els ono
weeks trial given if desired.
Special inducements offered In Refrieerstors aud
Cedar Chests
BICYCLES TRIcYcLEs AND yELOCIPEDEs.
l36-inch-wheel Bicycle ais; reduced from ga
3e-inch-whesl Bicycle. en-; reduced from slo
Tricycles No. !, 60: reduced IRON o..
Tucycies. No ., s. 90. reducedfrom Is.
i tricycle. No. 4. ss; reduced from sl2.5O.
No. .. sl0. reduced from sl4.5O.
No. 6. elo reduced from STA
No. c, sIo.65; reduced from sl5.
No. y. e.. &c. reduced from si35o
No. 7.sl2. reduced fron $3.50.
No. J. 81. reduced from 40.
Nc. ID. els; reduced from s2I.5o
z no. 40 velocipedes. 81, reduced from 81
BABY CARRIAGES.
We are Offering o. discount on every carriage $50
CT more and 81 discount every marriage from ais
10 sle. This Is opportunity to by me carriage
for very little niOpey.
WINDOW SHADES.
We are Offering fine assortment Of colOrs with all
fixtures and conf lete for 25c. each
MOSQUITO cANoPIEs.
A fun line Of every style and from as eeuts 10
$500
We. MOSES kssoSs.
Cor Ilth aud y sta nv.
Washington. ID. c.
FURNITURE. CARPETS UPHoLsTERIEs. WALL
PAPER. DECORATIONS. ke-. "a
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Earl GranviIlels talk of drsmemberins Tur-
key Is premature. The noble Tor should wais
until CArsstmas Or at least until Thank ssiTmg
ssy.
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u bus been more than q hundred years since
me icveiy valley Of Wyoming has suffered
such terror as n did Yesterday. The black
cscloee was nearly ~ bad as ti,e red sayace.
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OFFICE on
WOODWARD 4 uoruRoe
COR nth AND r sra NV.
WEDNESDAY. Avousr 20, 1890.
SATURDAY ATlP.N.

srosk CLOSES THIS EVENING AT s ocIock.
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A RIBBON Event
Through one Of those fortunate circumstances that
concern like ours is the continual look out for
we enabled to give you the benefit Of Big Rib
bon Purchase.
1900 PIECES N ALL
SHADES AS VARIED AS THE RAINBOW.
THE QUALITY PAR EXCELLENCE.
No. g. l0c per yard usually sold for lSc per yard.
NO. H. l2c ard. usually sold for 2Oc yard
No l6 15c. per yard usually sold for 25c per yard
These are conveniently laid out on our Ribbon
Counters. center aisle.
ADVANCE DRESS GOODS
To interest patrons and give them an idea OF
the prevailing styles for the coming fall and winter
take special pleasure in calling their attention to
some of the advance styles Just in.
Rough effects to be the Dress Material this Season
Ca,nes Hair pinids Fine Sargaa viii, str..b,, p,,ds
Handsome Tartane Plaids with Astrachan Borders
Observation-Disclosures In Cancels Hair Serge Plaids
to match in Cancels Hair
Handsome Combinations in Serge effects, with
stripes to match Asrachan These are particularly
stylish and nobby.
Suits Of Imperial Serge. with fronts embossed in
Chenille to match For beauty and styles these goods
are not to be surpassed
Another new handsome and very pleasing effect in
Dress Material is Self Striped surah Twill.
fact wish to mention to Tutrons-that all Of
the above mentioned Dress Effects sre Of our
OWN DlhECT fMfOhIAIlONs
And nothing Of the kind to be produced by any
other house in the city.
These high novelties being limited makes them the
more desirable. so they do not become common
few days moro aud we shall be able to exhibit our
entire fall and winter stock end for richness beauty
and elegance shall not be excelled
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e. e. E:!$ ~ r f.: Fl G.; e. E: III III
/: 4. Fl Fl / Fl Fl / s. !. I
800. 422. 424. 42e SEVENTH STREET.
Matt orders will receive careful consideration. ais
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The wings of the republican par1y spps~ to
have their fleppers very muck out OF order
here lately.
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WOODWARD 3 LorHRos.
Cor. llth and r sra n.v.
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The ehtns of our esteemed follow citizen,
Col Perry Carson have at lat been rscoenizeo,
q $3yJe per sem.
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At least one American proposes to get even
v'tA hssh-prased fereign musician and has
sued GeuDod tsr Loo 80 fssncs for Sailure TO
Keep his contract 10 couducs sixty concerts IN
stis cc,nrry.
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25per cent discount on all Mems Russell
High aud Low Shoes
20 per cent discount on all Mems Canvas
High and Low Shoes.
25 per cent discount on all Boys' and
Youths Russet Eigh and Low shoes
25 per cent discount on all BoyS and
Youths Canvas Hook Balls.
25 per cent discount Gu all Ladies' Russell
and Canvas Button.
25per cent discount on all L2dies' Russet
OxlOr0 lie1
25 per cent discount on all Misses Russet
and Canvas Button.
25per cent discount on all Misses' Russet
Oxford Ties.
% per cent discount on all child.s Russet
and Canvas Button.
25 per cont discount on all Child's Russell
Oxford Ties
This sale to continue till Saturday.
August 30.
VIM. HAHN CO..
$40 18th st. NV
1922 Penna ave- NV.
1t POI Penna- ave. &c.
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Closing out japanese fans-some ut half price--all
81 greatly reduced prices.
10-cent Jap Fans. Reduced to cents.
25-cent jap. Fans tslvsred). Reduced to 10 cents.
30-cent jap. Fans. Reduced to IS cents,
5O-cent jap. Fans Reduced TO 80 cents
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below,
Still BOOMING
The Created or Great Ribbon Saks-AH-SsM Cros
Grain Sdfin-edos Ribbons-0ns and q huh ftco
and a hay inches ,vide-dH coors and Black, for
Eteren Csntsa yard a. the
PALArs ROYAL.
tContinued below)
USpEnwrAR BAReArss

The VrRr --LATEST.
BRIGHT CARDIyAL BLAZERS-rsceived to-
duy-a striking novetty-Por and Sir Dollars each
THE PALAIS ROYAL
lCnntinnad helnrrl
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Crsss Breeds rs Winter LAYERS.

The pullets of the cross breeds,
Plymouth Rocks aud Brown Leg
horns, have proved such excellent
winter layers that would like to
say word In their praise, writes IA
farmers daughter to Country Cen
tlcinan. Some of them began laying
before they were six months old and
have continued steadily ever since.
The winter has been usually mild, |
know; still think some credit Ii
due nay improved stock because my
nearest neighbor who has about the
same number OF hens gets Only one
tenth M many eggs as l do. IL
makes me feel proud To bring IN u
nice baske'f full every day. While
she can put all she gathers in the
palm of one hand. ! took her out
10 the poultry yard the last time
she came to see me and showed her
my pretty red coInbed beauties; they
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Coed Results Of Farmers Alliances,

Washington GLADDEN. In the Nov. Forum
Hcw long the farmers will hold to
getlier In their alliances 10 difficult
To predict. 1t may I've that the die
cussiOns In which they must take
part will show them that sone ol
the measures of direct relief ON
VIII ch they are chiefly depending
are impaciic,,ble; aud 1t is cunreiv.
aUie lnat this discovery will tend to
deniorAlize them. That they can
become n permanent political furce
Is not lisely, for parties which repre-
sent only classes caunot live ~ n re-
public. But several results, 10y M
means undesirable, may be looked
for ~ the outcome of this farmers
uprising.
I. They will secure a thoroug b
uiscussiou of some important rco
noniiCal questions. They will force
the people to consider careful y the
problem of the state ownership of
the great public highways. II the
farmers eau stick together aud sticr
to their text long enough to yet this
business thoroughly ventilated they
will do good service.
III. They are lo,~ening the bands
of partisanship p aud opening the way
for y rational cooperation or citizens
FOR vii desirable purposes. 1t is NOT
improbable that it will lead to n re.
construction of parties.
III. They are helping to make
al eud of the seclioualism which
b As been large part of the capital
OF . certain class uf politicians
"Scarcely u vestige," they say, 80.
the old sectional prejudice of n fe"
years ago is now visible within their
ranks" The south aud the west
are coming into fraternal relations.
" The demsgogue politician who now
atiempts to array sectional prejudic.
iu order that he may keep farmers
equally divided on important qu,s
tiOns," Is admonishtd that he IL
about to confront ~ superior iuieli
gence that will soon convince him
that his occupation is gone" TIL.
farmers movement is not, probably
the deluge, but it will prove to be
something Of sh"wer-in s"nlt
quarters, cyclone-and 1t will clear
the atmosphere.
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The tioat.

May it not be that the American
people are neglecting very useful
animal aud IA source of much profit
and utility hy not paying more at
tentiou to the goat? That this is II
useful animal may be justly iuferr, q
from the fact that Europe raises
about half as many goats as sheep
Spain, from which We get our Mer
no sheep AID hence came tn,
Mexican, is reported To have 1000,
100 goats; Greece 2.50o, 600; German,
about 3,OCO,00Gi Italy, 2.0O0, 600; and
Austria aud Bulgaria more than
l,0OO,OO0 each, a total of 1880, 900
Were there no profit in Them, surel,
they would not be kept. They
furnish mlls, meat, fleece and p-lt
We imported last year $7,66S, Az
worth of gnat skins. Tie goats OF
Malta are noted for milk production
aud sometimes sell as high as $50 n
head. Rufus King, Of Green Ray,
Wisconsin, writes from Italy to the
department vi agriculture that the
Maltese goat gives Us high as six u
eigh; quarts vi niilk u day, aud the
mix of good quality. Many Ii
lamily with sina,l children might
Keep n goat, if they could not keti
ii COW. III the goat of Malta would
not toursii aIiinng New England
nils, there Is reason To belive thai
the Angora goat would.-Mirror
and Farmer.
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Administrators Sale.

NIOrICE II hereby given, that In pursu.
IN ance Of an order Of he County Court
OF the stale of oregon iOr Marion count,
! made ON the yrd day of November, Is0J, In
he matter OF the e.t,ie Of r., T.. EidriedHt
dece ,...d-ihe IN ersigned ldnlnistratrlx
the highest bidder fpr C ish--Or short credit
on htif the purcha>e price II desired b,
bidders-su'ject t' cbnnruintiOn or said
COun y Court, On Satlrd ~, the 9th d " Ol
Deceniber, 1880. ut 2o'clock p, m, ~ the
front door Of the dwelling h ,use on the
Interest of The said Y r. Eldrl-dge 1T The
time Of hts dea' h.. In aud tO the following
scribe'l real property, " wit:
Beginning an The towDship line Bat
chtins w. Of the y. II corner of section 3I,
T.5S., II. 2 ". of tn" Willamette meridian, I,
and rnnningthsnce 7Io, 7: il.5GchaIn.;
s,6 sa chains; W ,beSee Ss we.t enn I'd cnn. .nsnS
thence s,hih III chain-: thence =. Ssl+o,
II. ~ chains; thence N. ~, W. MA chains
10 the place Of beginning Containing about
203 ~ acres. And the following described
tract adjoining thereto Ia wit: Beginning
nj the X. W corner Of DonatiOn Land Claim
Snt ns.as T."% ,%s ."S "qss ls IS and ssn r
ihcnce j. MNo," L. is oiain.
l.. c. No. 81 thence N. ne. n. iaa3 chains.
N. sl,So. W. 1879 chains 10 the place
Of beginning, c0ntiining - Acres;
both ,iact. c.,'t,ininE2 80 acres situated
Marion, stale ~ oregon, ana knDwn M
I he "cidriedgc Wacpnd f,rn"
ANNIE ELDa'pD0E.
Ad ~ the estaI of q Liaradse. dc
salem. Ore, Nov. :, issc.
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ut San Francisco, on Monday.


A husband caught his wife run.
ming away with another man, a,
the Pacific Street wharf, S. F., on
last Saturday. The Chrnnicle states
as fbllows: "The couple had barely
crussed over tn the wharf when an
excited man rushed up to them, and
pulling the lady's escort To uiie side.
shouted IN thun.irr tones: GLOW
dare you try to take my wife away
f,om me, YOU cnwardly cur" The
rrestfal.en lothario nlade no answer,
and the next moment he was frlled
to the earth by u blow from the out
naged husband. The latter showed
his enemy no mercy, but kicked and
beat him for fully five minutes. A
crowd gathered and encouraged the
hushand In his work. Shame faced
an'l speechiess, the unfaithful wife
stood petrified and watched her par.
mOur IA he was beaten. When the
husband had finished with his enc
my he turned to his wife and suid :
us this the way you want to leave
me and your two children?" With
ou' anOtlnr word he tN,k her arm
aud le her away weepin-. Sub>e.
guently the beaten man rose to his
feet, hl-rding and terrified, and
move | of, followed by the hooling
of the crowd.
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are so gentle that they always come
running when they see ME, aud
rauye themselves as IL on ex hil,ition,
sO us to show off their bright glossy
plumage and dazzling Combs and
watt,s to the hest advantage. The
color of the cross breed is either "a
dark Plymouth Rock with white
lubes aud moderately tall combs, or
the pretty Brown Leghorns with
sometimes the larger, aud some
times the falling, combs peculiar Ia
that breed. In either cas- the cross
Is larger than the Brown Leghorns,
though smaller than the Plynouth h
Rcks, hut 1t has always "a pretty
trim shape and AN upwrightgraceful
carriage. l am sorry to say, how
ever, that the pullels inheriring the
Plymouth Rock color also retain the
propensity to sit, 40 characteristic rf
that breed. They are much more
easily broken, though, than those ol
the pure breed, two days of solitary
confinement being usually amply
sufficient.
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SPIRIT GF THE PRESS.

Sone nIiscreaut with mcannes.
outrielng "oid cloven huof," ha.
punched cut one eye of Mrs. Vai
Buren's COW. Such u person i.
nIeuler than the devil wants hun I,
be, for his Satanic Majesty woull
n condescend to such villainUu,
ts.-Roseburg Plalnuealer.
An effort will probably he made
n xt winter to get II large apprupri
q ion through the legislature 10 TAX,
tn Oregon exhibit to the WUrld's
Fair at Chicago. While this move
nIent is somewhat nieritOriOus, il
loo IS to US as though about nine.
ten hs of all the benetit accruiug
f uui this exhibit would inure L.
Portland's benefit. 1t might he just
a little more equitable If P1rtiand
would make an appropriation of say
one half of the a.iount asked, then
the state at large the reinainder.-
S.iu Press.
The resolutions adopted at the lat,
session of the State Grange in favor
of All Enabling Act by the legisla
tu e for organizing Farmers Mutual
Fire Insurance Companies is a pop
ular expression that will no doubt be
supported Ivy farmers generally.
Such companies, iusuring nothing
but detached farm property, hive
been for many years successful III
states east Of the Rocky mountains,
ami have already saved the fnrnie IS
millions of dollars. In no part of
the United States are such organiza.
tIons so much needed as In Cali
furnia. Press.
Undoubtedly the press are alive
to the true interests of Oregon, u, d
since the convention Of editors aud
publishers in Portland there ~
been II nnaninily Of sentiment in
forcing this state Into the front rank
of progress aud against the plan
heretofore adopted of la.ging IN
The rear. The power of he pres
will be felt, aid u few more heavy
Jlpwsat obstacles which block the
way, and our own state will not lie
behind the other nIenihrs Of the
progressive North west.-Ti i'm |
The Oreg0nian systematically y robs
he country papers Of their news,
md runs the items AS II they were
original under the head "Or.-
'oniana" without giving credit to
he paper that furnished the news.
I makes The country editors feel
'indIy toward that I'aper-just like
hey would feel toward u man who
toie their private property. 1t IL
y unselflsh An act that 1t helps Ia
lake the country overlook Port
'nd's selfisliness. -F,@sill Journal.
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Proposals for Stationery.
Office OF the Secretary OF State,
Sliett D.- net IL INN

Slltiil, c!., oct le, l5bu.
Sealed proporals will he received at thi.
ofiice until noon " CT nday ,Dec. i, 1880. .tn fur
nish the following articles tor the state o.
Oregon.
% reams legal cap. lab, No. 7 ruling
white laid, Carew' Charter Oak or scotch
10 reams letter paper. i1b, No. 7 ruling,
white laid, Csrew, Charter Oak or Scotch
linen.
20 reams first class Congress note, 7ib
packages. No. 7 ruling white laid.
25 y Nm 81 white envelopes, cob, No I
3sM No 10 white envelopes, soib, No rag
i2gross railroad steel pens, No 49,
DgrO,s Gillott's steel pens, No 40i
igross Gillott's steel pens. No 303.
3gross Easterbrook - pens.
6gross faber's penholders, No 1876.
10 dozen Peck stow 4 Wilcox 'sinkstands
No55s.
4 dozen Peck, Stow d Wilcox in kstands
No5H.
oioz Peek, STOW d wiicox's inkslands,
No 400 ..-...-..
u DDz ivory folders, 9inch standard,
I'D ,z~n IVORY folders, Ioinch congress.
Dcz mucilage cups, No 8, Morgan's pat
Odozen ,nucilage stands, reservoir No D.,
sreams Parkeis treasury blotting paper.
Htb, assorted colors.
agross No Eagle Recorder lead pencils,
dozen Ranford's premium fluid, quarts
dozen stafford's writing fiuid. quarts,
i5 donan gummed stub files, No u, Ilxl5
inches, 40 t,ages.
~ dozen Duplex cupboard letter clips.
Is dozen Faber's rubber rulers, l+in. lat.
10 dozen steel er1skers, Rogers No ls, las
hone.
sdossn steel erasers, Rogers No IS, Ias
ebony.
s6oxes Eaber's No 800, rubber bands. as
sorted sizes.
6Yross Faber's lead pencils. No ., hexa-
iasross Fabers lead pencils, No 2, round.
gilt.
IS doson Fabers patent Ink and pencil
rubber erassrs, mammoth.
400 Ne0ills patent paper fasteners, No 2.
0at hHnd.
soD neGills patent paper fasteners. No 4.
u dossn table pads % hold papers, l9x2i
inches, strOng leather tips.
:, u dozen waste.paper baskets, crossbar.
70 Il hemp twine, No Il. .......
Al the sanne time, separate bids will -
yeceaved 6nr is dozen fipe penhptves. 70 be
asssri9ed BY trade numbers, sampsss 70 ee
htds should be marked "Prs possls for |
stationssy. N 'ue hut the oesi uality Of
sO0ds win he ac,opied. The righ 70 reject
any or = bids II 70 ,eryed. all q above
erttc:ss BE- ds'iysred ~ salem or bs
tDrs Jsnusry v, ieei 9kO. w. n. BRIDE.
seoretary of oeAts.