CHRISTMAS.
m. i.nnns sends Its chimes once more
SftSSSdptata. by sounding shore,
,tflfeofalort With
lOtUOBCUlMi'" . w v. tu.
n-nndrous story of the star
S-S5 men follow from afar!
trnndrous mirucie 01 cnux,
ffit was b2r?J? ' W-CS L.,
itnw he uvea, uuu ""ft"'. '",
Suffered and was crucified.
-wi ho story rich and old
iS'1' !.n.1-5riiln hells have tnlrt.
JddTngln their Joyous strain
bat from death he rose ngaln.
v-.n may gladness fill the earth
vTtho day which speaks his birth;
E;hflomde'9allT;umanBlory,
i"? " l ' '";. Y s natal TdavT' '
I Ider over land and s
wells me !"" "" j"- '- -"-
,.jw nmiirt Klnedoms rlsoand fall.
KVitTby eign surpasses all;
P!:i. Jnirihalcd hosts prevail.
tnrnone Thy victories bewail:
Wva by faith Thy conquestsarc,
fecetiil as was Bethlehem's Star.
Vnndrous Star and wondrous story I
l.imiw ln e and wondrous glory I
Increasing as the ages fly,
iDd UOUUUlusa io v.w ....j
Fhlmins bells, Oh chant again
fcu. a n5et Iivmn on llethlehem's plalnl
lerrj le. the greeting be
iOUmling IU1UUB" mjuwmmj .
liCt my pu.ua uo B"i, '
mil If benrts.nrc sad
. t,.n tossed on sin or sorrows wave-
Snow. Oh heart I that Christ can save 1
Santa Olnus.
Kanta Claus is wonderfully popu-
lust now. His name is in the
liitbs of all the llttlo folks ; sun-
queer epistles arc indited to
beseeching a remembrance in
'p slmne of a doll, o rocking-horse,
trumpet, or some much desired
Possessed of boundless re-
Irces in Santa Claus, in the be-
f of childhood : a charming vari-
of mysterious gifts are at his dis-
al : and more than that, ne nas
3 enviable reputation of liking to
bke the little people happy. Never
s a saint more extensively popu-
fhe history of Santa Claus a
rious mixture of truth and fable
L's far back into the ancient time.
jnturies ago a child was born in
lia Minor who received the name
Nicholas. His parents were
Jalthy and of high rank ; and de
ling to express their gratitude to
bd for the birth of their son, they
lolvctl to educato him for the
Jristian priesthood. The child
Is sober and thoughtful, and
hile yet young both his parents
id, and he inherited their great
lalth. He considered the riches a
;red trust ; ho fed the hungry, ho
ithed the destitute, aud perform-
all kinds of good deeds as secretly
possible. As a priest he was
patly beloved ; as a bishop lie con-
bued liis benevolence : after his
pith the Church canonized him,
Id became one of the greatest of
Itron baiuts. He was revered as
je helper of the poor, the protector
the weak, and as the especial
Itron saint of little children, who
bre taught to believe that their
Sod gifts came from him. Many
praculous incidents were added to
go story of his life, which the uu
Itored people fondly believed.
into Nicolaus was the name given
m by tho monks, and this was
miliarly changed to SantoNic'laus,
id finally clipped down to Santa.
laus, who is still represented as re-
lining his old habits of secret
nevolence, and coming down the
aimuey at night, laden with
uristnina presents for children.
pleasant fiction it is to them, un-
t the cover of which that charm-
g secrecy concerning the donors of
fts is kept up, though llttlo eyes
ad ears and minds are keen, anu
Juita Claus is usually very well
iowii to thom as a much more
fodem personage than old St.
ieholas. But the children enjoy
be harmless pretense, tho mystcri-
as filling of stockings, and Uie
bavily laden Christmas tree. A
Jerry Christmas to the llttlo ones,
ad to all who lovo them !
In Lot? With Hli Wife.
"What can I do to regain my hus-
uuua luver' writes .aire. vi"u
rTnrnnln Cl.n nAAa flint. BCVell
ears ago she was married under
lie most happy auspices anu uih
s-viiiuiuilS 81UC0 Iiappill ;"
u uer uomesiio uie; iiiuu no"
iiiwi iuiw.tni..innf in i.id mniiner
kiinw1 i.- ....ah ..... l.n lu nnaltl
"muiicf, until uuw m i" --
tr-j livm lure, xv. iji en " i
tore but if she ia afflicted with tlis-
ps peculiar to her sex h u
Pieeks have lost their bloom, aud
er eyes their sparkle it may explain
Bie causa of hnr cnmnlain. In t"
vent rp iior-n'a Wuvnrlto nrescrip-
on will eflfect a magical change
pm restore tier to iieami. vai"
mi InvicoratiiiK tonic Dr. lMercefl
lavorito I'rorintiou imparts
jfrcngth to tho whole system, and
3 me womb mm Its appenuaB1
nrtiii. i.'- ...n.kiii worn-
ut, ruiMlown. debilitated teachers
lilllUPFH dnmrnntnriL BealTlStrOSSes
P girls, ljousekeepers, nursing
lothers, nnd feeble women pouerai
f, "aurite Proscription' U the
i" hi-i ns r.n appetizing wu" -
-i'Jruii ionic.
fn"U he-son the ground six Inches
DAUGHTERS OF EVE.
consul, ls cneo, the beauties of the Pacific
Mrs. Mackav has presented the Princess
Mrs. Logan has secured nil tho mementoes
1 artd ?USband trtocan S? anl
aas arranged a memorial room.
Ctara Mayer, the ingenue o tho German
rtagoji. no longer young and prettyTS
raved over by sentimental maidens.
Frau Iledwig Xiemann-Uaabo, the re
nowned German actress, i, smalf Saturt
with regular features, but not beautiful
Queen Margherita, of Italy, is making a
collection of pearls w.th a view to decoratin-
brX th WCddinS dreS3 of ber S
Queen Victoria will present a fine painting
of herself to Princo Bismarck as a souvenir
of her visit to Berlin, for which ho wiU re
turn a chromo.
Kov.CarrioJ.Bartlett.whoused to bo n
-Minneapolis newspaper woman, has been for
nearly two years tho pastor of a Unitarian
church at Sioux Falls, Xlinn.
Donager Empress Victoria of Germany
will resido for some months with Queen Vic
toria in England, and eventually tako up
her residence with her eldest daughter in
Sase-Meiningcn.
Lady Cardigan, widow of tho English earl
who led the chargo of tho Light brigado at
Balaclava, is threatened with imprisonment
for debt. She has largo estates, but dislikes
parting with ready money.
Queen Victoria has accepted a birthday gift
from Miss Hood, one of her maids of honor,
inthoshapoof a painted tablo, tho work of
the donor, the design of which is bluebell
and mountain ash, with tho queen's mono
gram and crown, and tho date 1SSS.
Mrs Oscar Wilde is said to wear the same
''best" dress through the 8oason. If not the
samo dress, it is made on tho samo plan,
being a white clinging silk, embroidered
down tho front in gold and adorned arounc.
the neck with a high standing ruff a la Queen
Bess. '
Tho young Princess 'Wllhelmlne, of the
Netherlands, who is 8 years old, is being edu
cated in a democratic way. Nono of her
teachers is allowed to address her as "royal
highness" or even as "princess" during school
hours, ard she is allowed to play on equal
terms with street children.
Mrs. Garfield has an income- of $25,000,
$3,000 of which comes from tho government
in the shape of a pension. General Garfield's
estate netted the widow about f 40,000, and in
addition sho received ?25,000 insurance on his
hfo. Congress gave her 40,000, and the
popular subscription raised just after Gar
field's death amounted to $312,000.
DRAWING ROOM GOSSIP.
Tho paraphernalia of tho household in In
dia is now introduced with great success at
tho country homes of our own rajahs.
Oscar Wilde says that the most beautiful
room is that from which nothing can bo
taken away without spoiling its appearance.
Umbrella and cano stands combined, mado
of bamboo, are now and pretty, but havo no
padlock to prevent purloining tho umbrella.
Hammocks havo become very elaborate,
and the ordinary Mexican affair has been
superseded by elegant ones of silk cord and
fringe.
One kind of a bird docs not mako a sum
mer, nor does a "baby waist" on a woman of
five-and-twenty convey tho idea that sho is
on infant.
Garden and lawn fumituro in tho lino of
chairs, settees and rustic benches is very
pretty, and fashionable poopla lovo to sit
down outdoors.
China and glassware aro now specially
mado for country houses, nnd iu pattern and
decoraticn beautifully appropriate. In
creased opportunities for tho wealthy to enjoy
this life aro to bo noted on every side.
India water coolers are afashionable house
hold necessity now and are coming into ex
tensive use. They keep ico an entire day in a
temperature of 75 degs., besides being orna
mental aud enabling us to start a Calcutta
conversation.
BASEBALL TALK.
Tbo Denver club has disbanded.
Catcher McCloskoy has signed with tho
Buffalo club.
Sutton, Burdock and Brown will soon bo
released by Boston.
Pittsburg will probably secure Pitcher
Daly, of tho Jersey City club.
tho Canton (0.) dub. .
will White, the onco famous piteher, wui
nTo the boxfor the Cincinnati Red. for a
UgabeforethoseasonUover.
' gaT between the Plfed
Ed Beotin to given . Wr urn,
out to be one of tbetx pi u
Another ?JXivtritM befom
pitching goodUU WJWfc, BUn06tconfl.
encTthat&t wS ta Ptur. U
pennant."
CREATION'SjWf" OROERa
ABocBSWrfInAlto,y0'WhIfU,
TT M. Dy. rf 3em?' " JTteE aud
EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL
TKAXSroKTATIOX.
THE YA0UINA ROUTE.
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD
And Oregon Development company's
steamship Hue. :35 mile shorter, 20 hours
less tune than by any otber route. Klrst
class through passenger and freight lino
from Portland nnd all points In the "Wil
lamette valley to nnd from San Francisco.
TIME SCHEDULE, (Kxcept Sundays):
Leave Albany 10 1" At
LeavoCorvnllls 1:I0IM
rrle Ynniilna - &JUI M
Leave Yaqulna ....... -(HI AM
Lenvo Corvallls lft.Vi A M
Arrive Albany 11:10 AM
O. & C. trains connect at Albany nnd
Corvallls.
Tho above trains connect at YAQUtXA
with thn Oregon Pielopment Cos Line
jf Steamships between Yaqulna and San
Francisco.
SVIMNCI DUES.
STEAMERS, FROM SAJFKANClSCO
Willamette Vallev, Thursday Dec fl.
Willamette Valley Monday " 17.
Willamette Vnllev Sunday " SO.
STEAMERS. FROM YAQU1XA.
Willamette Vnlley. Wednesday Pec. 12
Willamette Valley .Monday " 24
This company reserves tlio right to
hange sailing dates without notice.
N. B. P.isengers from Portland nnd nil
Willamette Valley points can make closo
connection with tho trains of the
YAOPINA P.OITL nt Alluny ofCorvnllls.
and If destined to San Francisco, should
arrango to arrive at Ynquinn the evening
before date of sailing
Passenger and Freight I'.Mes Alwtns thf
Lowest. For Information apply to Messrs
HULMAN r-o.. Freight and Ticket
Agents iSX) aud 202 Front St., Portland, Or.
or to
O.C. IIOQUK, Ao't Gcn'l Frt. A
Pass. Agt., Oregon Pacific U. It. Co.,
Corvallls, Or.
O II. HASWELL, Jr. Oen'l Frt; A
Pass. Agt. Oregon Development
Co., B0I Montgomery st.;
San Francisco, CnP
TIME TAI1LE-1UVEU DIVISION'.
Thoelegantly equipped Rtennilxvxts. U'm
M. Hong, Cnpt. Oei). ltaabe; tho N. S.
llentley, Cnpt. J. IP. Coulter; the Three
Sisters, Cnpu V. P. Short; nro In service
for passenger nnd freight tralllc between
Corvallls and Portland and Intermediate;
points, making three round trips each
week as follews:
NORTH HOUND Leaves Corvallls Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday nt 8 a. m.
Arrives nt Salem Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at3 p. m. Leaven Salem Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at (1 a. m. Arrives
nt Portland Tuesday, Thursday nnd Satur
day st 3:30 p. m.
t-OUTH IIOPND Leaven Portland Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday nt 0 n. in.
Arrives nt Salem Monday, Wednesday nnd
Frldavat7:15 p. m. Leaves Salem 'lues
day, Thursday and Saturday nt (I a. in.
ArrKes at Corvallls Tuesday, Thm-sd-iy
Saturday at 3:30 p. in. , ,
For fi-clght and passenger rotes apply to
tho captains and pursers of tho respective
boats, or to W. M. Darling, agent, SU) and
303 Front street, Portland; Ullbert Pros.,
ngents, Salem; I. M. Adair, agent, Albany
C. A. Mlllcr.nRent, Corvallls; or totho gen
eral freight and passenger agent, CorvalllH.
O. A C. trains connect nt Albany and
ora s. j10VVKjfi superintendent.
Win. 110AG, General Manager.
Overland to California
VIA
Soiitlmni Pacific Company's Line.
TliK MOUNT SHASTA ROUTEL
Time httvteen Salrm and San Francisco
Thirl) -$U Hoars.
(LJTOBMAJRXrISTllAISnAII.1r
'South. I I "rth. .
4.00 p. m.
b:ll p. m.
Lv. Portland Ar. 10:45 n. in.
I.v. Salem Lv. 7:Kla. in.
7: la a. m.
Ar. Han Fran. Lv. 7:00 p. m.
rnnl. lAH.1KN(ir!lt TKAIN
" DAILY "EX.
ChlT BUJiliAT;,
Lv. Portland Ar. I 5: . in.
Lv. Salem Lv. l'AW p. in.
Ar. Kugeno Iv. I U.W " m.
PULLMAN BUFFET SLBBPBRS.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS,
For accommodation of heconit das
pateugeni nttuclied to oxprewi trains.
F'ruoO. A C. llallroad ferry moke con.
nectlon with nil the regular trains on tho
Kati Blue jhwmuii "i" i"""" ""'i
Portland.
Yest Side Division, Between Portland
and Cervallis:
IIAII.Y EXrWT HWNPAY).
-m u m. I L . Portland
Xf.
"ft0 p. III'.
...jm. .. ..-. 1 A IVir'alllH
Lv.
ISJ)1I.I". I"" -" I , '
iUV p. Ill
""At Albany and Conuliu eaniiect with
iralnsofOrinPaclncltallroad.
'llmjughtlekeutoall jwlnts couth nnd
mat via uiiwrai.
-JJD. m-ILv. l'oriland Ar.
B:O0 a, in.
8il) P. m. Ar.McMlnnvlllel.v.
&K n. in
For full Information regarding rate,
mops, etc., apply to me uumpmi su.,
ILKOBHLKii; Manager.
Oregon Railway and Navigation
COMPANY.
-Columbia River Route.'
iTalni for th MM llve I1rtlai(l
. iltnd Jii WdilSy. ?Ukeu to and fn
Srmipil IbI " be "n" 8to,N'' ,B'
da and Kuropa.
ELEGANT PUIMANM PALACE CARS
6XPMM tWlM W
OMAHA
COUNCIL HLUPKfl
ami HT. PAUL
Fre of Charge ni Without Change.
nM' A. L MAmi " T A
H M01C0MB, Ot J. ner
Projiosals for Sullies.
T11K 1IOAKD OF TUUSTKK3 OF TltK
Oregon f tate lnanp nyhmi hereby
invite sealed proposals ror AimWlilng at
the nsylum nenrSnlem, Oregon, the follow
ing supplies for the six months, commenc
lugiJummry 1, Lv;
GKOCKUIKS.
ftX01bLierp.xi salt, flue.
aIO " snip, Kirk's wvon.
40J " Mackerel, No. I extm mess, 'SS
CHtCh.
720 " Tea, U.S. brand, nmchong.
IXX) " Totwcco, nnpldan brand.
SX) " Corn starch (Oswego)
141 " tlloss starch iOsmo)
17 " China Starch.
S00 " Nxla crackers, extra, (delivered as
wnnled.l
ICO ' ItaKlns, Collfornla layer.
UW Uerniea SHirrv's proce.
VMM ' sugar, (WW gulden C, 4AX) granu
lateil. !W ' Cliew.e, Cranston's or ns gixid.
1(W) ' Corn lueal.irold dust, frwli ground
1AX) ' Cracked wheat.tVesh ground.
VXJ ' li.il meal, fnli Kroiind.
I'M ' Course lnmilnv, frecli ground.
HI0 ' ltolkxl it, (tSirinaek's patent)
'XO ' Dried currants.
1000 ' Dried npple, mnehlne dried.
1000 Italian pruneK, luaehlno dried.
&KX3 ' Choice Island lice. No. 1.
X) ' Cream or tartar in luilk.J. A. Fol-
gcr's extra.
100 Cocoa.
141 ' Caibsoda.CACo. A and Hibrand.
11X) ' While castlle Mmp (Conll)
41XX) ' Little bite lcn.
1100 ' Pearl tmrloy.
MX) CodlUh (boneleM.)lti bulk, lMclllc
coast.
15 doz HnHims No. 1 extra tdilild.
IS ' Cans oysters, llliio ltllitn.
ltl ' Concentrated 1) o (American.)
15 ' Scrub liriibhe (No S)
VI lms itiru. Wllislow.
4 ' 1 pillon ns aborted pie fruit
(I.USK.)
B ' lllacklngbrushen.No 81: all bristle,
8 ' Hath brick.
T . itli.l.n. llllMiimiloin T i.
. IMIIIIIK, UIIIIIIIIIIIIIIV.
4 ' wooilen palls, ash H lumps.
l'JOOgiil Syrup, extra golden, American
rellned.
250 gids. coal oil, CO gallon tanks, pearl
brand.
100 gal. Molasses, Orleans extra.
VINKOAll.
300 gal. purejilder vinegar, 40 gr.
COFFKK.
1800 lbs Costa Hlcn, first grade.
150 ' (loNcruinentJaMt.
75 ' ltoal Mocha.
400 ' Chicory.
SPICES.
150 lbs Illack Pepper.
; Cinnamon.
GO ' (linger.
JO Allspice.
M Mustard.
IU ' Cloes, all standard ground.
CUOCICF.HY.
doz. Teacups w Itliout handles, V. O.
' Soup (ilatcs 7 Inches, XV. CI.
Dinner plates 7 Inches, V. O.
' Pic plates, W. O.
bonis, I .it., W. (1.
Vegetable dlshCM 0 10 Inchos nnd 0
12lmliCH, W. (I.
' Wash jiltchers, W.C.
Meat plaltera, onchalf 10 Inches
and one-hulf Vi Inches, W. O.
' Ono gallon pitchers, . (1.
1 Cliumbcr MtosclH without covers,
V. CI.
1 Cllass tumblers.
' Glass syrup pitchers.
(llass saltcellars.
' tllass pcpjr boxes.
' ljintcrns, rellcctors.
' Ijuitcrn globos.
' Ijiinp clilmneys, K " sui M A
hinge
HAHDWAHK.
8 doz Plat mill llles, 10 Inch.
2 ' linstnid UK, 10 Inch.
10 feet octagon Meol.
50 feet well Kiind U round Iron Norway
10 lb each and X blank nuts.
IU caso Albany splndLi oil.
1 caso Albany oyllner.
II grass screws, assorted size.
2 dosen 2x2 wrought Iron butts.
4 kegs 8-peimy steel nails, rough.
4 ' 10-puuuy steel nails, rough.
12ructnteull4:tl.
DHY C100D.S.
175 lbs Yarn, all wool, 100 whllo, 75 blve.
1000 yds Canton Flannel, Nashua XX.
UU ' Marseilles York MTg. Co. checks.
aw ' Ixinkdale lino sheeting, SO Inol-es.
411) ' Cabot A llwlght MTg. Co.
la) ' Mariiien.' stripe (AmoskuHg)
U00 ' Poquot hliectliiK.SUA 111. heavy.
HM) ' Peiitiol sheeting, U, Inch heavy.
:!U0 ' clieckllnnnel, Continental.
loo Toweling, red and blue check.
Hi) ' Calico, American, full standard.
100 ' Tablo oil cloth.
luo ' Llnolemn . ,
10 doz MeUil-buckel horn combs 8 In.
10dozKxUwhlUithreHd,Nol0iiilleend
15 ' Palm susiKinderH
Turkey rl Iiundkerohlefs
12 ' Skki1s white linen thread. No 2n
2 grow Knitting needles, No 16
CLOTH.
nmiriirfW linnvvfwuattufre iMtiits cloth (M
wide, llnwin go. ids. hstmples to be
submitted with price.
UKANITKIUONWAKK
6 Oblong pudding iIUIim, HHxS !.
1 Coirwlsjller, pit bottom No.U UMrU
1 Coitw)lx)llerlliitboltm,No,lll)qt
31 Horn water pitchers No 55,5 qU
2 IHK'P stuw iians l)Vix I In., 8 quarts
2 IHHipslHr iin10KxK. 'U"rt
12 Hulling spoons 18 In long
12 IleepdUh puiis2Is7.nO lts.
6 Slop Jars with balls No a
S Swuiiless square xilis No 118, 18 In
NumlHun taken fromCJuldsinlth A Ixiw.
en berg Price LUl
FIXJUH
100 to .100 barrels Hour, best rolltw process,
U be delivered us required
HTATIONKHY
Ml l.va iAl rilllnll'M fiAns
S Ixmdon InmndesoenlPen Co, No
A naimltial
BqtslnkjSiits Arnold's, I ql Htafford's
It doz Id penells, Fulxr's No 2 and 3
if j-aywin inuciiiDiB ins
II reiiis lttr r, Live Oak
MKATH
SfiOisMindsporMay. more or !, of bs
and iHUltfln.m rwiulrod. In ejunl jsirU
of four nnd hind auurlws
HUOrM AND I.KAT1IKH
9 iUo lsdlss' shiMM, a vn No 1; 13 lalrs
JfoTsi jmlrs No S; M inlrs No 4j 31 lr
No
' gfWJ hoe Uch. 4-1
I s4h l4aUlng
ia - nuim rusll's Iuslvv mUtM to IX
1 side barnfM Iwthsr. Oregon extra rood
3d SiMa pain mH's lisavy sImsm. sfltcti
owkM !! Soil. TilminSoK 8
in .'so r, hj istira u m n jiain
No
mOiNo7
.t 1. i.A lt... . IAl tuln Vn
mVt mIm No. h9 pslr. No Ut. H 'rs
HHI wammrm IIWIIrWT illr. ivi immtim '- ,
Jlo II, pairs o ; pair u i
wttii slda haadloi. wlivd at
39Wff nvrm wuh inw .
ll a
V1UI wnwii IIAM, IMW.
g Jrlprln r WM" )or inettt
dcarp uuMto alM siusK tUal with lust'T
wirrrlm and welt turn! uodrr wiU
umi h ourtMna.
H t'lppibK sn isi it In. h- lv 1 Inrlm
,l , , U..V- rtltiiMiiairi.n win dSD)'
wir run and wtU turned under wuh
smooth corners.
I milk enn ltxlt Inches fitted for a 1-Inch
laucct with movnblo strainer 6 Inehe
deep, fitted with llangcs to rest on top of
tho can. . . .
24tlarlngpnnsofXXXXtln.il Inches on
bottom 15 Inch top, and 4 Inches deep.
8 bread ins 17x31 Inches by :t Inches deep
made of 3d Hussln Iron with heavy wire
rim nnd well turned under with smooth
corners.
12 dozen pint cups of XXXX tin and
henvy wire top
ldoren 1-quart dippers of XXXX tin nnd
heavy wire top
0 dozen 1 quart pressed puns, ns jier snni
ple. Stl dozen tin chambers of XXXX tin as per
sample.
1 bundle No. IS galvanized Iron 2 feet 0
Inches by 8 feet.
1 bundle No ao Knlvnnlied Iron 2 feet 6 In
dies liy 8 llvt.
5 ft-et tine brass Mraluer cloth.
1 No 1 lsure burring machine, with Stan
dard encased stow 's.
1 NoSstming dow u machine with Standard
Stow's.
10 sheets of pci forated tin, Ux20, ns sample.
nuuc.s.
1 lb. Solution of Iron ftirtlnetuiv.
" , Fl. extract mteam sagrada.
I , PI extract onrot.Squlbhi
1 . Fl oxtmi't rbus nminntU'ii.
2 , Fl extract mrhHintrllln mip syntp
1 ; ll extract valerian
6 , .Muriatic neld commercial
W , Tannic aeld
1 , ll.rlcacld
1 , IVrlMillo aeld, crystals
fl , lllcnrb soda
2 , ltrom imtnsli
1 , lodldn Hlasli
2 , Hrom ammonia
1 , Powd mur nnunonla
I , Powdixirbainmiinla
1 , Sulph lne, Squlbbs
1 oz Citrate llthla
!l lbs Subnlt bismuth, Squlbbs
2 , saeli pepsin, Schellers
5 , Ouiu camphor
2 , Powd Hloes, soo
1 , Powd acacia
25 , Fpsom wills
15 , Oround llaxswd
25 oz Sulph quinine, P A
X , Sulph Shu phlne, P .V V
10 , Autlpyilno
X lbs annum inxins, .-Mexican
10 , N'ascllne
1 . Pyrophosphate it on
1 , O C pills, S C P D A Co
ICC pills, t) C P D A Co
1 CI! pills, hull P D A Co
SOO Phosphorous pills 1-50 grains, P 11 A Co
2 lbs Strong other, Squlbbs
4 , Chloroform ,
1 , Oxldorlno
2 oz Oil cloves
8 , Oil lemon
2 , Ollorango
2 , Oil peppermint
2 , Oil rossmnry
1 yd Silk Islnzlass plaster while, S A J
Vlldoz Strengthening plasters, S AJ
2 lbs Sbcepwiwl siHinges
000 each Linply capsuU-s Nos 1 and 2
61X) each Kmpty capsules Nos Jliind 4
1 gro lvach i-orks Nos 0
i 1111 biives. No an
.XISU nun u.x.v iia mug
1 , Powder boxes No 52
H
Tin olntiueiit boxes 1 oz
loz bottles, Phlla ovals
8
K . 4 , , , i
l-t , tl , , ,
3 cal Port w I mi m, ,
if doz Davidsons syringes No 2
S gal Maker's A A casloroll
3 , (ll)cerlne
:i , drape brandy
3 , Sherry wine
10 , Alcohol
5 bills Sal soda
17 lbs Japan wax
1 libl (!Ki lbs) Chloride llliio
1 can (II lbs) Iluliach Insect jsiwder,
1 skein ouch Nos 1 2 3 4 5 U 7 and 8 sur
geon's silk, Turner's patent. ,, .
1 Iw.ttl., Ij.ulnr'd riirlmlliil rallMllllimtUlO.
Samples may bo seen at tbuolllcuof tho
Hoard ofTrustccs, and g'Hds must, bo In
accordance lliciuw It li.
Tho board teservis tho right to reject any
ami all bids. Dellxery or supplies will bo
required w It bin ten days aller nollro ofao
ceplanceof bid. A copy of this ndvertls
inent iniut accompany well bid. lhu
naino oft he class orstippllcs bid upoiunusi
bo wrlllen iiHm Ibo envelope. Knell bid
iiuiMl liu'luilniill tbo Items In tlm special
class bid niKiii, and must glxoall tliolteius
and totals lli.lnll Willi exccpllous of
bid on meat ami Hour. Auditing
olllci'rs aro prohibited by law from
continuing accounls of pur
chases when advertisement does not sui
tulu a full and complete docilptluii oflho
kinds of articles lo be piucliascil. JHds
will becousldeiedat 2 o'clock p. in. "lues,
day, January 8, Isso.
Si i.vixri'.ii Pknnoviui,
(IMi. W. Mi'llilini:,
tl. W. Wt.nn,
Uiwild of Trustceus.
Vl. H. M UN l.v, Clerk of Hoard.
HAN FKANCIHCO, Nov. 1st, 1888.
Messrs. WKLLKll HltOH.,
Halem, Oreijoii ,
(Icntlemen: We had Ilia pleasure ro.
centlyof mulling shipment lo you of our
now "SVhlto CKM, Kxtnicts, and send
you by imiil hnlay a very iut show raid
whlehwu would like J ou to place promi
nently In your slofti, and which will will
tlieattentlnii of your trade lo the goods.
It him been our Intuition for smn lime
iwstto place iiMin the inarkel the llimst
lino of flavoring extracts inanufactiireil In
this country, and nner months of study
and exiwrliimnllng with the prominent
brands now berore me puouo we iiauuv
last suceeded 111 placing before you a quab
Ity wliloh beyond iloniil lias no suiwrior.
We wn not U) strongly Impress upon
you that you win unlieslUitlnnly recom
mend them to your customers as uie uuwsi
that can possibly be iiiumifKOtured. The
uiikniMi unit stvle uenerully Is such as to
nttraet attention, and weprwllet that when
your trade have tested the quality of tho
goods your sula for " While cross uxiruuis
will be large.
Ily complying with mir request you will
confer it favor iisjii yours truly,
A. WIIIIXINO A CO.
PRINTING.
QNKOKT1IK IIHJFJST KMTAIILIHII.
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. jrtlund. Ir.l stock ls i"k" '"
the8Ut.a'd tlgg dUemint. 8iid for
dlsetMllit. Bnd foi
iK. and jHtalevye o
ft M. WAlTH,
r, HahMti, Oregon.
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fitwin Print,
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issued Mj:h and Bept.,
eaah ydar. II is an ouoy-
(Olopeulo 01 iuwjui ""
motion for all who par
cbasa the Juxurioa or th
.....ItlMa nf ltfa. Va
-I..Y-. -.. .ml furnish TOU with
nan BiUliv jv. ' t
all th n04.iary and unnMa-ary
appllanOM to ride. walk, doneo. loap,
Mt, fish. hunt. work, so to ehurab.
or star at horn, and in vorioui sues,
atrlea and quantltlas. Juat lur out
what Is required to do all those things
ffi0aKo?Ltlr
(JUIDB, whleJi will bo sent upon
reealpt of 10 eenU wi pay postage,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
lli'U4 JSUohmaa venue, Cbieogo, UL
EDUCATIONAL.
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L
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Tho school will open on tho 24th
of September. Thorough Instruc
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ailx.inccd
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LATIN AND EKMKNTS OF MUSIC
-In coursc.-
TKHMS and further Information may be
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8--Vtf
WILLAMETTE
UNIVERSITY
tlniduates students In
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AND
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It Is the oldewt, largest and least expen
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17: Salem, Oregon.
SELECT SCHOOL
m-
Miss Knox
Will continue Her School for tho en
suing year at tho LITTLE CENTRAL
SCHOOL BUILDING, Cor. Church and
Marion Sts.. beginning
SEITKMHKK 10.
1UI-112W
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC!
WlllnnioUo Univtii-slly.
Most successnil hoIhmiI of miisla on tho
northwest insist. About
150 STUDKNTS LAST YKAU.
Coursm In
r-'liinu, OrKiin airntlnu. Violin,
llurniany, and Counlur-
point.
Dlulomas on completion ol isiurso.
Tisiebers: ', M. Parvln, I'mnkln P.
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First term begins Monday, Scplemlier
Ud, ISH8. Send for catalogue. Forlurther
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