MUM CAPITAL JOURNAL
TUANSrOKTATION.
THE YAHUINA ROUTE.
REG0N PACIFIC RAILROAD
Lnii Oregon Development company's
Km time than by any other route. First
Irom Portland nnd all points In thoWll-
aniettO valley i" "" num ouu r runcisco.
TIME SCHEDULE, (Except Sundays):
,- Alhnnv 1:00 PM
. rnrvnllls 1:40 PM
Krive Yaqulna 5:30 PM
i norvallls MAM
Kim Albany 11:10 AM
fo. A f. trains connect nt Albany and
porvams.
I The above trains connect at YAQUINA
tilh tho Oregon Development Co's Line
Kf&tea ,ishlps between laquina ana Ban
Francisco. ,, .
O.AI1.1.1U VA1M.
I STEAMERS. FHOM SAN FKANCISCO
Villamette Valley, Tnursany Dee 0.
rnio..,otin Vnliev Monilav " 17.
K'lll'ainette Valley Sunday " SO.
JSTEAMEKS. FROJt YAQUINA.
fc-iiinmptto Valley Wednesday Dec. 12
I This company reserves the right to
irninmniie vniiey Jiuuuuy - zi
mango sailing uaius wuuum uunuc.
n. b. Passengers from Portland and all
I'lllamette vaiicy puiuis iatu imukk ciose
nnoptlnn with the trains of the
lAQCINA ROUTE at Albany or Corvnllls.
tnd II dCSlinea w ou v ruuuisw, buuuui
frange to arrive at Yaqulna the evening
Hr,irp rlntn of sailing.
rl'assenccr and Freight Rates Alwars the
gents 200 and 202 Front st., Portland, Or,
no . .
CO. liuilua. Act uen i rn.
Pass. Agt,, Oregon Pacific R. It. Co.,
Corvallis.Or.
0 H. IIASWELli, Jr. Gen'l Frt; &
Pass. Agt. uregon ueveiopmem
Co., 30t Montgomery st.;
San Francisco, Cal
TIME TABLE RIVER DIVISION.
JTheelegantly equipped steamboats, Wm
K. Iloac, Capt. Geo. Itaabe: the N. S.
fc..i . ?-.... T ! rn..ltn . tVin Thwu.
Sisters, L'apt. AV.'t.'short; are In service
pr passenger unu ireujui. iruuiu ucmccu
orvaius unu x uruuuu unu micdutruiuiu
nints. making three round trips each
leek as follews:
I NORTH ROUND Leaves Corvallls Mon-
ay, Wednesday and Friday at 8 a. m.
arrives at buiciu iuuuuuy, y euuuu;ij mm
fridnv nt.ln. m. Leaves Salem Tuesday.
Ihnrsilnv and Saturday ntfl a.m. Arrives
it Portland Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
day si a:;j p. m.
IWUill JJUUi(JJ 1.U1VU, luuutuu muu'
lay, Wednesday ana riany ai u a. m.
Irrivpn nt.Sulem Monday, wednesdavand
Frirtnvnt ,7-lS t. m. Leaves Salem tues-
Bar, Thursday and Saturday at 6 a. n
arrives at uorvnius iuusuuy, luumuiij
Saturday at 3:30 p. m.
I for iieigntanapassenircr raies uppiy iu
no capiains ana pursers oi mo resyeciivc
IBFiont street, Portland; Gilbert Bros.,
gems, i-iaiem; i. ju. Aoair, ngeni, aiuuii)
I. A. Miller, agent, Corvallls; or to the gen-
fral freight and passenger agent, Corvallls.
10. & C. trains connect at Albany and
Corvallls.
I b w. HOWKM, supennienaem.
ft'm. IIOAG, General Manager.
Overland to California
-VIA-
joutliftrn Pacific Company's Line.
THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE.
Time between Salem and San Francisco-
Thirty-six Hours.
CALIFOltNIA EXPRESS TRAIN DAI LI
I South.
North.
1M5 a. m.
7:53 a. m.
7:00 p. m.
Po p. in.
8:11 p. m.
Lv. Portland A?7
Lv. Salem Lv.
Ar. San Fran. Lv.
rma. m.
OCAI, PASSENGER TRAIN ( DAILY EX
CEPT SUNDAYJ.
a. m.
Lv. Portland Ar. I 3:15 p. m.
Lv. Salem Lv. 12:52 p. m.
Ar. Eugene Lv. I 9:00 n. m.
1:10 a. m
HO p. m.
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
OURIST SLEEPING CARS,
or accommodation or second clas,
HHsenirnrs nttjirlipri tn fixnress trains. ,
friie t. & C. Railroad ferry makes con-
action with all tho regular trains on mo
ist Side Division from footol F street,
Tiiana,
est Side Division, Between Portland
and Cervallis:
DAILY EXCEPT; BUND AY),
l"i) a. in.
TvT
Portland
Corvallls
-AT
THO p.m.
F-a p. m.
tjj p. m. Ar. uorvaius Iav. liju.".
At Albany and Corvallls connect wltli
lns of Oregon Pactflo Ilallroad.
Ibrough tickets to all points south und
istvlaCulIfornla.
Ar.
Lv.
I:3U p. m.
BmINNVILLE KXPUESS TRAIN (DAILY
Ciww Lir a buai us a f
Ev. Portland Ar.
Ar.McMlnn villa Lv.
'or full information regarding rates,
WDs. etn.nnnlv n ti, (Vminanv s aeeni,
Mem, Oregon. .
r. uuukiis, Asst. G. K. ana ras. n
Manager.
VMllUUl
regon Railway and Navigation
COMPANY.
Columbia River Route.'
Rains for the cast U 1,omandJV!
Pand2 pm dally. . . tt to and tron
Hnplnnt in.n i-.. f aH itntliH LA
-v.,1 liuiui 1U ,1)1 ,-..
i and Europe.
ELEGANT PULMANI' $ lH
nlgrant Sleeping Qa. ofB f'
exjirauu:
MA
COUNCIIi BU.
l 81. IAO-
n of Charge and W ml Change.
'nnwtloniatl'ortlr
' i-rf-o nnd lmget Sou
' n f trdier TwtrflAaWtni 1.
or Ban Frat
rinM
nlre ol I. A
OBipnV'
1 punJwd
Fnnlni-. aeent at the
pnaiiT. ui .treat. Rulan
K iljWBll CJ IV A '
Proposals for Supplies.
THOrel?uARSUCT OP THE
the asylum ne?rsS?.ISnfor "lshlng at
ng tu5pu ig 'he sir '$? tlle -IngUanuary
i.isS: momn8- commene-
GKOCER1ES.
OOlbsiUverpool tan, one.
Mackerel, No. i extra mess,
900 " Tn?,.U,8rnnd.rnchong.
ndn.ea!)CkeS W,ra' (dellvcred n
m ' ltal,ln' Cnllfornla layer,
mmi P"mraSPerrySI,rocAv
ii!(S ! S'ranston'sornsirood.
i;Sn . Hr?cked.wllel,fre-hgrouud.
lSn "atmcJ''frcshBrounu.
"fl !!?1"c1doat5,'(Lormi'cksiatent)
i?rfj 5rcd currents. '
inm P,r',daPPIcs, machine dried.
EOm fS''mJ,run.mael"edrIed.
J Choice Island rice, Xo. 1.
iUO tream of tartar In bulk, J. A. Fol-
,m , ger's extra. '
100 Cocoa.
100 ' S?ft.!da'CAC!o.AnndlIbrnnd.
iSm J;lul white beans. '
1100 Pearl bailey.
mfstf1 lbUtIeSs)ln bulk' 1ncmc
15 doz Brooms No. 1 extra shield.
Cans oysters. Dine Points.
16 Concentrated lye (American.)
15 ' Scrub brushes (No 5)
12 ' Cans corn, Wlnslow.
1 ' 1 gallon cans assorted pie fruit
(Lusk.)
k ! iI'hF fjrshcs,Xo 81; allbristlc.
7 Bluing, Ultramalme, La.
vv! . wooden palls, ash, 3 hoops.
1200 gal Syrup, extra golden, American
rennea.
230 gals, coal oil, SO gallon tanks, pearl
brand. r
100 gal. Jlolasses, Orleans extra.
VINEGAR.
SCO gal. purejeider vinegar, 40 gr.
CX)FFEE.
1800 lbs Costa Rica, first grade.
150 ' Government Java.
75 ' Real Mocha.
400 ' Chicory.
SPICES.
150 lbs Black Pepper.
30 ' Cinnamon.
50 ' Ginger.
JO ' Allspice.
20 ' Mustard.
20 ' Cloves, all standard ground.
CROCKERY.
13 doz. Teacups without handles, W. G.
18 ' Saucers, W. G.
15 ' Soup plates 7 Inches, W. G.
15 Dinner plates 7 Inches, W. G.
6 ' Pie plates, V. G.
15 ' bowls, 1 qt., W. G.
12 ' Vegetable dishes 6 10 inches and 0
12 Inches, V. G.
V Wash pitchers, W. C.
12 ' Meat platters, one.half 10 Inches
and one-half 12 Inches, W. G.
4 ' One gallon pitchers, G.
2 ' Chamber vessels without covers,
W. O.
12 ' Glass tumblers.
4 Glass syrup pitchers,.
6 Glass saltcellars.
6 ' Glass pepper boxes.
1 ' Lanterns, reflectors.
2 Lantern globes.
8 ' Lamp chimneys, B 6un, A
hinge.
HARDWARE.
8 dor Flat mill Dies, 10 Inch.
i ' Bastard flies, 10 inch.
10 feet 'A octagon steel.
60 feet each andH round Iron Norway
10 lbs each and Jf blnllk nu,fc
lA case Albany bpludl oil.
1 case Albany cyllner.
(1 gross screus, assorted sue.
2 doscn 2x2 wrought Iron butts
4 kegs b-penny steel nails, rough.
4 ' 10-penny steel nails, rough.
12feetbteclUlJf
DRY GOODS.
175 lbs Yarn, all wool, 100 white, 75 1) fo
1000 yds Canton Flannel. Nashua .1.
500 ' Maivelllc York MTg. Co. check
300 ' Lonsdale fine sheeting, 38 incl-o
400 ' CabotADwIghtMTg.Co.
1300 ' Mariners' htrlpo(AnioskB)
C00 ' Pequot sheeting, 36 A In. hejivj.
1000 ' Pequot sheeting, 45, Inch heavy
300 ' Check flannel, continental.
100 Toweling, red nnd blue check.
M0 Calico, American, full standard.
100 ' Table oil cloth.
L'ozMeml-backed horn combs 8 In.
10DJo,zspoolswhltctliread,Nol6mllcend
15 Pairs suspenders
6 ' Turkey red handkerchiefs
12 ' epooJ"! white linen thread, No 35
i groJ Knitting needles, No 1j
CLOTH.
submitted with price.
GRANITE IRONWARE
8orSllerflStbolt.m,NoWllRlU
2 leepwffifnru
I Mplfew pans 10Xxa. 5 quarts
l5ffin?srns8lnUng
enberg Price Wst
FLOl'H
100 to 300 barrel. flour, besl roller proce.
to We delivered as required
STATIONERY
r.Ifflif-tPenCo,No
6 reams letter paper, UeOK
IVJIT8
mJl
Zt fJurBRdhlnao.M.r-
...,v ANDI.BATHKR
!, 4-4
B, ---- .jJrtB-
W Oaten t"".T2iiLi(iii " PJ?0?
-3fiSW8RK
T1XWAKK.
wW9 " "',
.ooiJi eon ,To, !D,-h by ' 'ncn
."nopth cornors.
tJL.cs.i9x19 ,nchfs nttcd for a 1-lneh
rtflW.l,h m?TOle strainer Inches
the can flanges to rest on top of
24,""'n!Jnsof XXXXtln.ll Inches on
s hi!01," '5 lncn ,0P nd 4 inches deep.
iSSSiUyJSM72.1 'nches b?" 3 Inches deep
mdef2Rusla Iron with heavy wire
""" .,cu lurnca unaer witu smootn
corners.
hit11 Plnt CHns or XXXX tin and
heavy wire top
V?zcn l-iurt dippers of XXXX tin and
hen-y wire top
nleICn ! nuart pressed pans, as per sam-
30 do,Ecn lIn chambers of XXXX tin as jer
i',,andi?"-lss'nnlHllron 2 feet 6
inches by s feet.
chesDVl8fNt'0eah"nnl,Cdlron 2 foc,6ln
5 feet "tine bra-si strainer cloth.
1 No l large burring machine, with Stan,
dant encased stow's.
1 No 2settiug down machine with Standard
Stow's.
16 sheets of perforated tin, HxiO, ns sample.
DRUGS.
.V0- Solution of Iron fortlncture.
- J 1. extract enscnm mgradn.
, J l extract ctvot, Squlbbs
l , 1 1 extract rhus aromatlen,
T , extract sarMtiwrllla comp syrup
J ; H extract vnlerlon
,. Aluria,'e eld commercial
K , Tannic acid
I , Cl.ricncid
1 , Carbolic acid, crystals
5 , Bicarb soda
2 , llroin ixiliish
1 , Iodldo ixitash
2 , Ilrom ammonia
1 , Powd mur ammonia
1 , Powd carl) ammonia
1 , hulph line, Stiulbbs
1 oz Citrate llthla
8 lbs Subnlt bismuth, Squlbbs
2 , Sach pepsin, Scliellcrs
6 , Gum camphor
2 , Powd aloos, soo
1 , Powd acacia
25 , Kpsom salts
15 , Ground flaxseed
25 oz Sulph quinine, P & W
i , Sulph Morphine. I &. W
10 , Antlpjrlnn
K lbs Vnnnllla beans, Mexican
10 , Vaseline
1 . Pyrophosphate Iron
1,00 pills, SOl'II Co
1,00 pills. G C P D t Co
1 . C C pills, Imp P I) A Co
300 Phosphorous plus 1-oOgralns, PDA Co
2 lbs Strong ether, Squlbbs
4 , Chloroform ,
1 , Oxide zlno
2 oz Ollfknes
8 , Olllemon
2 , Oil orange
2 , Oil peppermint
2 , Oil rokhinury
1 yd Silk Ixtnglass plaster white, H J
21doz Strengthening plasters, S AJ
2 lbsSuecpwool sponges
600 each Empty capsules Nos 1 and 2
500 each Empty capsules Nos .fund 4
1 gro Each corks Nos 5 and 6XX ox long
1 , Pill boxes, No ;
1 , Pow der boxes No 52
i , Tin ointment boxes 1 oz
i , 1 oz bottles, Phlla ovals
li 2
,i , , , ,
l-o,6,, , ,
3 gal Port wlno
i doz Davidsons syringes No 2
3 gal Baker'B A A castor oil
3 , Glycerine
3 , Grape brandy
8 , Sherry wlno
10 , Alcohol
5 bbls Sal soda
17 lbs Japan wax
1 bbl (300 lbs) Chlondo lime
1 can (U lbs) lluhach Insect powder,
1 skein each Nos 12 3 4 5 0 7 and 8 sur
geon's silk, Turner's patent.
1 bottlo Lester's cnrbolircd catgut ligature.
Samples may bo M'en attheollicoof the
Board ofTrustces, and goods must bo in
accordance therewith.
The board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. Delivery of supplies will be
required within ten days after notico of ac
ceptance or bid. A copy of this advertls
ment must accompany ouch bid. The
name oftho class ofsupplles bid upon must
bo written upon tho envelope, haeh bid
must Include nil tho llcm In tho special
rlnsslilfl noon, nnd must irlvc all the Items
and totals in'lult with exceptions of
bid on meat and Hour. Auditing
olllcers nro prohibited by law from
confirming accounts of pur
chases when advertisement does not con
tain a full and complete description of the
kinds of articles to bo purchased. Bids
will bo considered at 2 o'clock p. in. Tues
day, January 8, 1SS0.
HYLVIKTF.lt PKNNOYKK,
OHO. W. MtilltlllK,
O. V. V:!in,
Board of Trustceos.
Muxi.v, Clerkof Board.
A. FRANCISCO, Nov. 1st, IMS.
MM i .J.LER BROS.,
Snlcm, Oregon.
Ufj tn'iM We had tho pleasure ro
ciii.vn: lining shipment to you of our
new - l.i e t ross" Extracts, nnd send
you oy muu to-lay n very neat show card
which wo would like you to placo promi
nently In your store, nnd which will will
the attention of your trade to tho goods.
It has been our Intention for some time
past to place upon the market the finest
line of flavoring extract manufactured In
this country, und after months of study
and experimenting with the prominent
brands now before the public we have at
last succeded In placing before you a qual
ity which beyond doubt has no superior.
We cn not too strongly Impress upon
you that you M unlifmltatlngly recom
mend them to your customers us the flnNt
that emu possibly be manufactured. The
package and style generally U suoh a to
attract attention, and we predict that when
your trade have tested the quality of the
goods your sale for " White Crow" extract
will be large.
By complying with our request you will
confer a favor upon yours truly,
A. SCHILLING A CO.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. PAULS SCHOOL
tor
Boys and Girls.
The school will open on the 21th
of September. Thorough Instruc
tion In the primary nnd
advanced
English Branches.
LATIN AND ELEMENTS OF MUSIC
-In coursc.-
TKHMSand further Information may be
had on application to
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Cor. Chemeketn and State sis.
S-20-tf
WILLAMEnE
UNIVERSITY
Gnuluatcs Students In
leal, Literary,
Normal, llusinoss, Law,
AND
MEDICAL COURSES.
It Is the oldest, largest nnd lent expen
sive Institution of learning In the North
west. School owns first Monday In September
Send for catalogue to
UlUB. VAJ MlAJl,
President.
17: S4ilcm, Orcgou.
tn
Miss Knox
Will continue Her School for tho en
suing year -at the LITTLE CENTRAL
SCHOOL BUILDING, Cor. Church and
Marion Sts beginning
SEPTEMBER 10.
Vi 18l-d2w
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC !
Willamette University.
Most successful school of music on tho
northwost coast. About
150 STUDENTS LAST YEAR.
Coun.es In
Piano, Or-Run Singing, Violin,
Hurmony, unci Countur-
point.
DlDlomas on completion ot course.
Teachers: Z. M, Pun In, Kranklo P.
Jones, K a Cox. Assistant, I.uluM. Smith.
Plrst term begins Monday, September
3d, lsSS. Send for catalogue. Kor lurtlicr
imrtlcularH nddresK
X. M. PAKVIN,
Musical Director, Salem, Or.
S-17-dtf.wlt
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Monroe & Bell,
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iotr
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A Bareain For Somebody I ! !
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OREGON LAND!
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HOMELESS!!!
12oo ACRES
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VARIED! LAND
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Sale or Rent.
Quantity and Quality to Suit
Purchaser.
Lands near 11, 11, Facilities.
A GOOD OILANCE
For Particulars call at
This Office.
N13W 1300K.
DEEDS OF DARING
BY BLUE & GRAY.
Tlieicrrat collection oftho innt tlirlllliiK
iHTwiiml mlviiiilurwon Ixith Kldm during
the xrout civil war, IntriiMjIy IntvrMitliiic
itnxmnU nf iixilolt of itoriutH nml kiilm,
forlorn hoi, lierolo bmvrry. Iiiiirlnm
menu nnd halr-irudlli twniHM, romnntlo
liieidenU, linnd-to-hnnd truxiilM. liuiuor
ouawnd tnijclo ovmiU, jwrlloini Journey ,
Ixild diuihr, brilliant nueemwa nnd ma
iwnliimiu notion on wtrli rldn tli Him.
W clmiiti'm. I'rofuiwly lllutrutd to tho
lllu. No other Ixxilc t nil Ilka It. AxenU
wnnlisl. OuUIU evvrrthlnic,
'liiiiB for iwyiiiMiUttllowiMl unnt liort
of fundi mid frelht prejxitil.
1'I.ANKT HOOK CO., Iloi MHM.
114 lyw. Ht. iMUin, Mo.
M. M. MEAD,
PRACTICAL CUTLER
Filing Saws a Specialty,
HbopttnUH, lloy, ofipoilts llitbfii U;
try Hubh, Hulttrn, or.
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Itrfiirlig,
Work roinlly duuant rMuoiuibU mtw.
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, xwi juunnca nuuamr, ir "in-
BwrcUt and l'tiuitke uiwU
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