V-
the teto jodihl
Jeff Chandler, has consouted
to enter the Held as 'a candidate in
opposition to Senator Vest at the
nmiratlou of the Ialters term. .J.
la claimed that Chandler will enter'
the field as ft protectivo democrat
and will liavo a large support from
tho outset of his canvass.
i
Becbetaby Windom has an
nounced, hip purpose of refusing to
renews tho lease of tho fur-seal fish
eries to the Alaska Commercial com
pany, and has decided to put tho
privelego up to open competition
and to award it, under proper con
ditions and guaranties, to thc'hlgh
est bidder. A free field and a fair
fight makes honest business.
BENATon MiTCHELL.'of this state.
has called ou ihe postmaster general
for estimates of the increased cost of
an extension of tho free delivery
system to all towns and cities hav
ing not less than 3000 inhabitants and
where the gross postofflco revenue
js at least $5000; also to cities and
towns of 6000' inhabitants with a
gross postofflco revenue of $ 7000.
The Journal's telegraphic news
.would indicate that the Chinese
government threaten to boycott
American interests in every way,
owing to tho enforcement of the
Scott exclusion act. If sho wants to
legislate against American goods we
say Tet her try it. We buy from
China three times as much as we
sell to her, and lri a few turns of the-
screw In the way of discrimination
against her products' would soon set
her to thinking.
Was Brownlug a Jew? is the
questlon'whiohis just now agitating
the minds bf the London editors.
Who cares whether he was Jew or
Gentile, bo long as his writings rank
the highest of the century for moral
strength and poetic, .beauty? He
was bat a humanbelug the reflec
tion of his maker and his highest
ideals were truth and purity.
Neither hte'origi)i,nor the blood of
his ancestors pan .add to or detract
from the greatness of his work.
The authorities of San Francisco,
are trying to relegate the electric
wires of that city underground,
as has been done in New York. The
corporations protest, and one
goes so far as to state that such a
process would throw a thousand ot
its employes out of work If that
wis the truth the company would
bury Its wires at once and Bave tho
aires of a thousand men. But
the n corporatlonrepresentatives as
aruie areMuCrssowe need not be sur
prised at some of their statements'
sfte
nowT
ate I'to got liver trouble odd dytpep-
ali
VColonel-
joy's Vegetable Susaparilla that will be long
enough.
Fred II. HIivVat. nf thnTtaMwIn TTntol.Ron
Francisco, writes: I,havo spent many a dol
lar for medicines but tho only thing that ever
'stopped my liver trouble and dyspepsia was
Joy's .Vegetable SarsaparilJa.
Gustav Solomon, of 223 Valencia street, Ban
Francfseo, writes that it has entirely freed
him of his Indigestion and sick headaches.
The 300th anniversary of the in
vention of the microscope is to 'be
celebrated in Antwerp In 189Q.
P. T. Barnunvis, anxious to buy
Pattl's castle at Cralg-y-Nos, Wales,
and end his days in that picturesque '
place.
Governor Foraker is anxious to
take's long rest before he begins the
practice ofjaw after his term of
governorship expires. He contem
plates a trip to Europe.
BaekloH's Arnica Salve. ,
The best salve in the world for
cuts,' bruises sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, tetter chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles
or no pay required. Jt is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refundd. Pricn 25 cents ner box.
For sale by Daniel .T. Fry, drug
gist. p
Ben Butterworth, congressman
from Cincinnati, has determined to
abandon nolltics entirely!- He bos
built up a large law practice in
Washington, and will settle- there
'' PJEPoently.
In Consumption Incurable?
Eesd the follewing: Mr O. H.
Morris, Newark, Ark., says: "Was
down w. tit JA ' loga, BmJ
friend i iHnb&yslcauB prpnounced
me b fnMmk Consumptive. Be
gan taking Df. King's New Discov
ery forConsumptlon, am now ou
my third bottle, and able to oversee
tuoworkon my farm. It la Ho
fluent medlcnc ever made."
Jesse Mlddlewart, Decatur, Ohio,
ya: "Had It not been for Drf King's
New Discovery for Consumption I
would mVe died of Lung Trouble.
Wag given up by doctor, Am now
n best of lumltfi," Try It. Sample
bttmhwnt Daniel J. Fry'aNrug.
Hot.
IT WM X.OHG ENOUGHS
Colol Well, what's the matfto
Uimd ought to get leave for thirty Bays.-
I'll civc you ten. and If vonSake
"Don'tyou look back on the palmy
uuja ui your youtu with regret?"
u. mine- were not so palmy as
i-uuy wro slippery and strappy."
New York Evening Sun.
Cared in One Day.
t Dr. Helden: A fotv ntr.i, i.. t
was taken'with a Horn tiimnf ....
and stlir neck. I used your' Ethe
real Cough Syrup, and by morning
I was near v well, nnri w ii.t
cured. JAMES PATTERSON.
Sunt. Woolen Mills, Stockton.
Large size $1.00, small 60 cents. For
salehy Daniel J. Fry, Driiggist.
He Why is it that strong-minded
women seldom marry? She The
reason is obvious Philadelphia In
quirer. A. Leonard Meyer, defaulting
agent of Wells Fargo & Co., at Phcc
ni$ Ariz., was sentenced to five
years in the penitentiary.
Electric Hitters.
This remedy is becominc ko wll
kuown and so popular as to need no
special mention, ah who have used
Electric Bitters sing tho same song
of praise. A purer medicino does
not exist and it is guaranteed to do
all thnt Is claimed. Electric Bitters
will cure all diseases of the Liver
und-Kidneys. will remove Pimples,
Boils, Salt Rheum and other cflec
tlons caused by impure blood. Will
drive Malaria from tho system and
prevent as well as euro all Malarial
fevers. For cure of Headache. Con
stipation and Indigestion try Elec-
uio .Bitters .Entire satisfaction
guuranteed, or money refunded.
Price 60 cts. nnd S1.00 ner bottle at
Daniel J. -Fry's Drugstore.
It may be that love makes the
world go round, but an overdose of
whisky will do it more successfully.
Boston Courier.
NOTICE.
ri WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-Nottco
Is hereby given that at a meeting of
the stockholders of the C-apltol Adventure
Comlmny, held in Salem, December 11,
1889. by unanimous consent tho capital
stock of the company was increased tram
Fifteen Thousand to Thirty Thousand Dol
lars. EUGENE WILLIS,
12-16dl6t Secretary.
Estatjlished 186&;!
The Oldest and'StannchcsUBetwcen Sacra-
rlland.
LADD &BUSH,
Bankers, Iron BnildiDgJvSalcm, Oregon
-a
Accounu kfttit. loans m
exchaugo
on every partnf the world bo1
ana sold,
letters or creou issuea to ir
tlons madethrouehout the
couec
States. British America and Mexico, tt
county
ana city warrants casnea.
er pat-
rons accommodations consistent win con-
servatlvfl banking.
wiLAMETTE
UNIVERSITY
f Graduates Students In
Classical, Literary, Scientific,
Normal, Bnsiness, Law,
AND
MEDICAL COURSES.
It is the oldest, largest1 'and least expen
sive Institution of learning In the North.
School opens first Monday In September
Send for catalogue to
TH03. VAN SCOY,
President.
7: Salem, Oregon.
Reception Saloon.
260 Commercial Street.
EUGENE ECKERLIN, PROP.
The best of Wines, Xlquors and Clears,
Balem and Export Beer, good Lunch Coun
ter in connection, where you will be served
with
HOT OR COLD LUNCHES,
Sandwiches Vlenerwurst, and in toft ev
erything is In good style, and the best of
attention will bo shown to customers.
SEW HARDWARE STORE !
Chas, Pugh, Proprietor.
(SuccessorTo Bellinger & Co.)
HARDWARE
-AMD
Farming Imnlcments
A complete line always in stock.
M v Btock Is bought new andfor cash, af.
rs . . i.
it improved machinery
BloXa'hdasntore rooms at Bellinger-, old
stand on State street.
MARVELOUS
MEMORY
DISCOVERY.
Only Genulnt Syilem ef Memory Training
for BooVi Leimed la mo- roadlng.
Mind wandering turtd. '
Every child and adult greatly benefited.
Oreot lnducemnt W correpoen"
Prospectus, with opinions of lr Win. A.
Hammond, the uorfd-famed Hpeeljllut In
Lin thV i;raat TsyciiolntfUt. J. ."
I? i) ehlm at tho CiiWton Artvjwuta
ITof. A. LOWKTTK, MT "J"-
raenio ana ro
cghi
aviern
TTtVlor
ffit
ettn
JtHwSt
ELLIS k WHITNEY,
Proprietors or the
Favorite Livery and Feed Barns
onGSthort,r?otlee?3'8 n ban1 and l8n
specialty bonrdInef horses and stock a
anmXTItret1!!9 f Trade
500 YXawftrri
vWIL
' r. - -i
rimu
yASfc
HEALTH S '
a
Le Rlchna?a Golden Bsfitm NoI
Cures Chancre., flrri andT'cond sU.
?wln tho. LK M BcUJ; Sore Ei":
srm;,, f" ."; u.r.Mi2.BaiiR.
primary forms ot tho dfwue
ii d!eM8 known is
tl'ffi S mZ&SiSAS?JK .'!.
Icha. oSldW-nfflaS NoVi
SrTSJS7i!SSP!'"'oHhe.
matlsm, Fains In the
ir..H i f,.v iV l"S5.onM. ins In tho
S,"dA oCkt?l,th?. ki Ulctrated Soro
1. LuiTiTia tnrf Mn.
tnictcd Cordi, Stlffneii
' 5f Tv?1 "le umbs, and
'," u" "' Irom the siitem.
wne.ncr causM by Jhdticretion or abuses
wuiervCUr'.cavlnjCt4bI:w1 P"n "
r iMjfc P.rle ,3 S Pr rottle.
'"ilVf Bn.l ao1fl'i 4'nUh Antl.
Uoto for tho cuo of Otaorrhcca, Gleet,
irritation Gravel.Ind all Tfrinary or Genii
taldltarrangemedts., Prfce 8a 60 por
ilottlo. ft
I.j nichau's tfolden HUmnlah In
jectlon, forjbvoro cases ol Gonorrhcea.
JnOunmatorreiett, StricturejLic. Prle
SI fill ler flotUo.
? 7Ic!f,yU'-uClolaen A'wtntont
lor the eff -olireheallnffof Sj-pMJitlc Sores,
, andFuPti- Price 81 00 Xr Bpx.
l.o ltlch.-,i Golden PIl-Ncno
and Bralnlreatment; loss of phvsical now-
ii- .exicj1 or oer.wort, Frostratton, ett.
rnci jfii uu per Box.
Tonic rfnd Nervine,
aent CTjnero,v. o. D., securely pfcked
Cvi irMnam,
v. nr iiicnARDH A: f.n. . a..!
ip & 420 Satisomo street. Corner Clay,
v oi irrancirai. is .
UiUUUL.AK -MAILED FREE.
Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r.
Warm Meals at All Hours of the Day
None but white labor employed in this
establishment.
A good substantial meal cooked in flrst-
ciass styie,
Twenty-five cents per meal.
RED U'RONT.
Court street, between Journal Office and
Mlnto's Livery.
A numbci of ten-acre tracts of desirable
and within one and a half miles of Balem,
at prices ranging from'SGO to 8100 ner acre.
Apply to
WILLIS & CHAMBERLIN,
6-29-Im Opera House Block
NEW LIYERY STABLE.
Gaines Fisher, Proprietor.
Corner Ferry andLlberty streets, NE. cor
from Chomeketo hotel, Salem, Or.'
'
Good accommodations for commercial
travelers. Flrst-closs!rlga always,on hand
myK
Charges reasonable v
J. CULVER
County Surveys
JAMES WALTON,
Topographer,
.rUBYARS,
Civil Engineer,
i, Culver & Walton
:yen k Topographers
eys, drafts, plats
maps ted descriptions
of landJLtownlots, and
roads, ditches, streets,
sewers, airys, eic. em..
made and furnished at
reasonable pilces. Old
corners and lines re-es
Lmht SouuviTi
w. u E,usisr
tablished from wlElnal
tmt,i.t. neianoies.
nkt.rtt-.
Qradesiror ditches, roads, streets orew
ers. wliwpstlmates furnished on app
tion. Address County Surveyor's oflll
seiemjturegon.
W to California
VIA
Soutliftrn Pacific Company's Line.
THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE.
Time Between Salem and San Francisco fi
Thirty-six Uonrs.
CALIFORNIA EXPRESS TRAIN RUN DAII.7
BETWEEN rORTLAFD AND B. F.
South.
North.
4.-00 p. m.
6:41 p. m.
7:15 a. m.
TvT
Ar.
Portland
Salem
San Fran.
Ar.
Lv.
Lv.
10:45 a. mA
7KB p.m.
LOCAL. rADSENOEH TRAIN -CEIT
SUNDAY).
- ( DAILY
EX
8.-00 a.m.
11:10 a. m
2:40 p. m.
Lv.
Lv
Ar.
Portland
Salem
Eugene
Ar. 8:45 p. m.
Lv. f 12.52 p. m.
Lv. I ftOO a. m
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
TOURIST SLEEPING GARS.
For accommodation ot second class
passengers attached to express trains.
O'heH. P. company's ferry makes con
nectlon with ail the regular trains on tn
East Side Division from foot oi stree
Portland.
rVest Side Division, Between Portland
and tall is:
DAILY EXCEW 8PNDAT).
7:30 a.m.
rcvT
Ar.
"PorUanbT
Corvallls
Ar.
Lv.
"850 p. m.
lao p. m.
12:25 p. m.
ii in.,.,.! uml ivrvuiil connect wltb
trains of Oregon Fuclfio Ibillroad,
Through tlckeu to all jlnts south and
east via iJallfornia
gTPIllMMTgAIN(DAILY EXCElTSPWDAy
TJDa.ni
p. ro.
-f.v. ' 1'nrtlttCd Ar.
(1.-00 p. m.
Ar.McMlnnvllleLv.
6: 46 ik.ro.
Through
Tickets
TonllpoloU
OTH and EAST
V,A
Calif6rniA.
Kor lull inionnaiion rururdinr riM
mans
Mm
rXlRltM.
AM.O.F.4i'.Air't
Mutual
J
ftlULKK,
&
:mM
(faial City Restaurant
Af J
MSrfl W
Wkwaii'lH-ars
JrwvhSmv s"N
WlWarW .SuA
OVer
OAPCTAI, HTMlNGt JOTJIOrAl.
A Grand
IvIJNN "&
Beginning oh the
i?orcasuoniy. All goods without resorvo at actual cosWintllJanuiti-.v
selves for Spring trade. These nro
pAPtifllc riif4.ilnD Allinil.n T5..
v-uviopvuiwii, v. luilio, IVUU8, JUla UUUU1, X I IIIIII1II1S, QUKS, 51
Waro and Ethbroldery, Faus and Rusches, Glovctrand Hosier
Uubber
.-
CLOAKS AND FURS, CARPETS AND ilUGS, AND
S"Spaco will not allow us to
j'
Meeks & Minton
liavo received and answered over
One Thousand Letters of Inquiry
RH1I.A.TIVE; TO ORBQON
SINCEJUNE 17, '89
No charges.'no commission, unless we
sell your property.
First Nioil Janl
Y -
SALEM.IOREGON.
VtTXr M t . A T1TTT?
- - President.
Vice President.
- - Cashier.
DU.J. RBYNOLbsJ
JOHN MOIR,
GENERAf BANKING.
Exchange ona'ortlabd, Ban Francisco,
New Yorfc, London Tind Hong Kong
bought and sold. Stati, County and City
warrants-bouifht. Farmers are cordially
Invited to daboslt nnd 'transact business
with us. Itiberal advances' made on
wheat, woe hops and Ather property at
reasonabieFrates. Insurance on such se
curity caff be obtained nt the bank In
most relurble cornpanles.
ESTABLISHED BY If ATIONlL AVTUOBITY
The Capital NatiokVBank
OF-
SALEM - - -
OREGON.
Capital Paid op,
- $75,000
Surplus, -
10,000
It. S. WALLACK,
President.
W. W. MARTIN,
.ce-Presldent.
J. H. ALBERT,
Cashier.
TORSiV
W. T. Gray,
J. M. Martin,
. W. Martin,
S. WUlace.
Dr. W". A.Cuslclt,
j.n.AiVjrt,
T,
'. I'atton. '
LOANS MA'
E
To formers
wheat and othei
market-
able pr
oltt
. consigned or in
itore,
private gramanes c
ubllo warehouses,
Slate and
not? Warrants BonektA Par.
MMERCIAL PAPER
at reasonable rates. 13:
t nn Naw York. Chicago. Han
i. Portland. London, Paris.Uerli
anq uaicuiuk
NOTICJfi.
i xrqnCEHs hereby wlven that the p?
MN ense as&essmentxw two bundred-dol-
lanTeach forthe month of December,
1889, against tn incorporators hiock in
the Gold Mountain? and Dry Gulch Consol
idated Gold andAlver Mining Company,
is past due and unpaid on the following
shares, to-wli:No 16, 1,000 shares; No.
17, six 'hundred snares: No. 44 to 47
lnclushc, 25 shares each; No 48 and 135, SO
shares each; 1408.49, 6 and 128, 10 shares
and No. 129, 60 Bhareg standing In the name
or ir. riaraesi ausiiq, hub ""? "" "" "
sold to pay said assessment at the oftlce of
said company. In Balem, Oregon, at the
hour ot i o'clock in th afternoon, on
ir..Aw..An Tani.nrv II 1 MOO linlPSfl HAWl
asKcment is paid before tbs,t time.
Dated tnu 3d day or uecemoer, a.u.,jkw.
13-(dW4W It. II. niLiLilV-i AHIDW,
t-
GREAT 0VERUND ROUTE.
TWO FAST TilAlNS DAlfiT !
UU jixtuajr wrtJiw
SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO
And all points East via
St. PAUL and MINNEAl'OL.lB.
The Northern Pacific railroad Js the only
line running Passenger trains, Hecond clas
sleepers (free of charge) Luxurious uay
coaches, Pullman Palace Weeping Cars.
Palace Dining Can, (meais 70c; iroin ur
land to the east
Bee that your ticket read via the Northern
I'acinc rauroua iuu u mw
cnaogeoicars,
Leave Portland at 8 a. m.atjd 8:40 p. ro.
dally arrive at Minneapolis or Ht. Paul at
8'PACirao DIVMIONT-Trafns leave Front
and U street dally at 115 a. in, and :W
". ...,. ... 'Punninu Ht 7-1(1 n 111 and
p.m.: Arrive auaonv r, ""
iio a, ro arrive HeatU ltt6 in and Oin.
ro
'I'llHMIIfll I'll I I II111 II I UMiMJKt flCVI'ltlSL
are,
elegant day ooucntt, flnml palace oiDrog
cart between Irtland, TwinijBd BwUle
dlrecu Dally nervlce. A.D.CIIARMON
AMt. (len'l Pass. Agent, i:int HU, Cor
Washington HI- iyrtd. Oregon.
Deiot Corner First andO ritrMts.
1UIWUSM ---- . - . .. I
FOR MEN ON Y!
ANIITIVtLlsVVy
rtcH
IlTT TIE .Ifmr
VkMMI
:
"f TT1".Tu.s.j 4.
'-"" sr .i.Li a,
. Bisi siiiiiirg fi "
WMa IVSWPBT
WZ.ii.tmi
isxr
T-tHTrK
IkUl
M
tfliMffai
A
A
v
T t
DIRhf
R.
4icF
oi
V
oaoce
leffln
DlscounUd
drawn dfrM
Kranolseu
uong utong
3 .
Northern Pacific Railroad
ra.varffi
wmmtH
uieaf
VB
6th of Dece,
facts. All gootls will bo
T - n 1 m-i ,..
Gossamers, Umbrellas and all 1
mention all good
Come early and
ity
fem cit
Tnx Notice.
The Stf:
Ity taxes are now duo and
payabUatmv olllce with Williams & En-
Gillian
plcaso
puma: Taxpayers win
crovern
themselves accordingly. '
E. J. SWOFFOUD.
City Tax Collector.
School Tax Notice.
Tho school taxes or District No. 21, In
Marion county, nre now duo'nud pnynblo
nt the clerk's olllce, No. llH Court street. In
Optra House block, Salem. 'The sntno will
be deemed delinquent unless paid within
slxly days from date.
DAVID SIMPSON, School clerk.
October 15, 18S9.
J. H.
HAAS,
Watchmaker
and Jeweler,
COMMERCIAL STREET.
First-class work e-unrantccd. Give liln
a call and you will not regret It. 7-31ml
GEORGE WILKINS'
NEW BUTOHER SHOP
On Liberty street, across tho brldgo In
North Violent. All kinds of meats kept ou
hand. 6-dOtf
For the Public Good.
'A
Itlsanindlstr
liable fact that tho hand-
somest vestlbuli
trains thav aie
on tho American!, continent aid. thoso on
the uurllngum route, icivying from union
depot In Denver, also Ht. Paul, Immediate
ly on arrival of all til rough trains from the
west. The first and, second class couches
are magnificent, tha iec'lnlng chair cars
suburb, the Pullmansleepers extremely
luxuriant, and as foe the meals that are
served In those palacd Hurllngton dining
errs ynm.yum. T;
e nexi uhiu yuu ku
Chicago or Ht. Louis,
east to Kansas Clt:
If you mention to tue ticket acent mat you
want your ticket W readiroin Denver or
Ht. Paul over tha Durllnlrton route, you
will get it, and you will always be glad of
If vou eo via tho NorthernVr Canadian
Pacific, the eWgant vcbtlbuip trains of
rno iiurungion iiouie, dcuvcchi ou raui
ana unicago, of oi. iouis. win eirry yuu
alone the eastarn shore oi the Mississippi
river for a distance of 350 mlles.Xamldst
scenery that aunnot be surpassed; orf you
Jo via the Oregon Short Lino or Southern
'aclfic, anjay your tlcset reads vlaHThe
Burlington Jloute from Cheyenno'or Dsp'
ver, you wHl pass tbrougn all the thriving
cities and towns located In jrhat is popu
larly known as the Heart otfne Continent.
or lurtner iniormaiionnpniy 10 a. u
General Agent;' so 'First street,
urcgon. jf ., i'lvuawu
7Zfi
DRJ0RDAN & Co .'
iUSEUM OF ANATOMY
'siiittrltetst.Ban Frnnc)sco
rAamission a cents.
Oonud learn how to avoid
aiseaae. uonsuiiuuun uuu
trpfttmhnt nerKonallv or bv
letter, oa. spcrmatcrrhota
orgcnitai weuancss, anu un
dlsciissenf iiran. Bend for a
book. Private olllce 211
Geary street.. Consultations
m
a,E. STREWN!
Jf Nov 303 Commercial Street,
SALEM. -- ' OREGON.
rDXALEn IN-
V
STOVBSand RANGES
PlimHng, GasVd Sfcam Fitting.
Tinware and Artistic Metal Work
a SpeciaHy.
Mf Agent for the rtlCnAUDHON &
BOVNTON COMPANy'H 'Furnaces. Es
tablished in IMS
ivia . rfocn AMONTIIcanbemade
PlsJ IU J)JU working for
Ingrorus. Agents
ilsn horse and
nrftinrrpa wnu cjlii .luruinu ml
give their whole time to the business. Spa re
moments may berprofltably employed aim,
A few vacancies in towns and cities. II. I-.
Johnson fc Co., 1009 Main st.. Hlchmond,
va. i ' J. .
N. B. Please state age and business ex.
Derlence. Never mind about sending
stamp for reply. U.F.J. A Co. Wim
1NHURANCK
Company.
Flro and Ma
rine. JOH. ALBEItT, Agent, - Kalem, Oregon
I
wish to employ a few ladlps on a salary
to take i
nkechurgeortny nusinetM atiiivir
omen. Light, very fascinating ana iieoiiu-
ful. Wages HOper week,
iien-rum en uivL"
Good pay for part time. Address wlin
(rtamp,MilH.MAItlON WALKF.lt, lxul-
.'hi.. II 'Xl-fti
Vllie, Ky.
j
John A, Cason,
COUN'caOH WOIEV..lT-Uff AND
I'Af I'UULIO .
NO'J
W
timber of tli- ljr " Ontario, Canada.
Office, WHMfw hired, Haleiij, Oregon.
JlKJflUtKNCKri AT TOIW.VTOi
JIon.rTJoma Osit, C'blef Justlea o(
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ROWN'S,
1889, and .Ending
1st 1800. In order to mln. stnnu
yo havo
iillns&'Iushes, Velvets, Ribbons and Laces, Lace Cloak-., Handkerchiefs, Lace
y, Batons and Corsets, Muslins and Uuderwear, Knitted Underwear,
lues belonging to Staple and Fauoy Dry Goods.
A RGE STOCK OF MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
late.
floods onco bought not taken back or exchanged.
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Proposals for Supplies,
miin UOAUD OF thustkis of 01U
Bun oimu iiiKiinu Asyiuiu nereuy in
N Ito scaled tmnxisnls for rurnlshlniriii tin.
asylum near .Salem, Oregon, the following
supplies for tho six months commencing
Jauuary lt, I8H0.
DRY GOODS. '
150 lbs yarn, nil wool, while,
1000 yda canton llanucl, Nashua XXX,
WW yds I.nnsdiile lino sheeting, 30 Inches.
HO yds Pequot sheeting, heavy, 15iu.
'J00 yds Toweling, red checked.
HXX) yds Calico, American full standard.
S00 yds check tlannclcontlucntal,
SOOydsllluo Denims AmoHneg, Ooji.
40 yds canvas buck, Hot.., white
120 yds water proof cloth, heavy.
8U0 yds Kentucky Jean-j cloth, lionvy,
W) duz bikioIs white thread; HO No. ao, S)
No. 1(1, 1 No. (O.
12 dor turkey red hnnderchlefs.
4S cross shirt buttons, N'o.UO F 11.
10 doz metal backed horn combs, 8 In,
long. SjlS
SLIPPERS AND LKATIIEIl.
!!0 doz prs leather slippers lOSprs No 8,
(10 prs No I), GO prs No 10, 48 pre No 11, 30 prs
No 7, 12 pis No 12 '
1 sido harness leather, Or. extra good
i nll of solo leather, from 23 to 27 lbs per
side. Stockton, extra heavy
1 amnestic call skin Charter Oak)
10 gross shoo laces, 4-1.
rnuiT.
1500 lbs Italian prunes, machine, dried
HAItUWAIli:.
1 Dlstou hnnd saw, 12qunllty, 8guiigo, 23
menus long
4 Jennings bits oao 4. 8,11, 12, 12-10
1 fllmln. Itllu lti..LtAl..n 1-lit
6 doz strap hfnges; 2 3-lucli, 2 4-Inch nnd
liincu
2 doz pr 2x2 wrought iron butts
1-lneh tap No lU.Oi-een river brand
:w lbs blank nuts, 10, yt ,10, 1.10, nnd 10, ,
Norway
10 lbs No 7 l'utman horso nails
1'JO fectb ind Iron, Norway; 60 a lx
a x2nnd 25 a Hx4, 651bs
til i n.inM.n i.w.1 .tu.1 t inli.
1 pr Button's comb pllcis nnd wlro cut-
tcrs, inencs
1 pr Htubs cutting nippers, 8 Inches
PLUMBING.
2 doz elbows, yt doz 1, 1 doz , 1 doz i
incurs
2 doz tees, 1 doz l, doz 1, i doz Jf,
1 doz Buckets, y, doz ench of If, , and
4 doz bushings, doz VAxAot, yt,
i uuz ncn jixj. xy,y8;
1 doz 1-Inch unions
'PA doz Jcnkln's Bros valves rcinqvable
disks ! doz 2-Inch, Jdoz lUlnch, doz
i;-incu, i uoz i iucii, uuz y incii
'.Aat 1 Inch So head ston cocks
X 3 do
41)0
U Hnv Tlminliltih irtiMlllitnra TMt tiVi
u Uw .u..v.....q ....,........, .w v-
PAINTS AND OILS. '
oxes class: 2 boxes 14x20 and 2 boxes
ioxjj
60 lbs putty In bladders
50 lbs whllolead, Pioneer
6gull. boiled linseed oil
6 gall turpentine
80AP.
2500 lbs Klik's Savon, or nsjgood
FLO till.
850 bbls best rollor, process, dollvcred as
wunicu
VINKGAll.
400 gall puro elder vinegar, 40 gr.
MDATO.
400 lbs per day, moro orlcss.of beef ami
mutton aa required, In oo,uul parts of fore
and hind quarters
TINWAItE.
15 soup cans of XXXX tin 13x14 deep
.-in WiirilliiirkeLsnrXXXX tin 11x12 deed
IHdnpplngpnns 18x23 by 3 Inches deep,
mado of !fll Kussla iron, with heavy wlro
rim and well turned under with smooth
corners
21 llarlnir pans of XXXX tin, 11 Inch on
bottom, 15 Inches top, fi Inches deep
12 quart dlpiiers f XXXX tin
fflHtlnchambo sorXXXX tin.
2 bundles each No 18, 20 and 22 gal Iron,
3flxlKI,JunlctUi brand,
UUsheeU XXXX tin.
GIIANITE IKON WA UK.
21 gem water pitchers, 5 quart
12 deep dish nans 21x7, 30 qua. ts
Uslop)ars with bales, No U
GKOUKIUi:
8000 lbs Liverpool salt, lino
720 lbs tea. U H brand Ponchong
U00 IbsUibacco Knpldan brand.
M) lbs Chlnu starch.
600lbssoda crack i m (extra) fresh
3U0lbsrall"H, Cal layors
12,000 lbs sugar, 7000 Golden, CflOOgraln, In
sack, ,. , ,
U) lbs cheese, Cranium's, or as gxd
25U0 lbs com meal, Gold Dust, fresh
ground
1,70 lbs cracked wheat, fresh ground
1500 lbs coamo lioinlny, fresh ground
1600 ibHcmt meal, fresh gn,und
1U20 lbs itilled oats. Coniilek's patent
MW lbs dried currunls
111 lbs ntrb. soda, U A- Co's A II brand
1U0 Ins uackerel Mi 1 extra mess, 'WHiitcli
600 lbs salt salmon
mollis dried apples, mat-lilne dried
MOO lbs t-liiilcc Island I lco No 1
1UO0 lbs Utile while Ik-jiiih
100 lbs cikIIIhIi (biint'lcxs; Pnrlllc ixast
.Vwlbs drltd K-aelu-H
150 )h mum of tartar, J A l-olg'r(prlme)
III lbs gloss smri'ii, usuigo
2 do. miIi hoards
2 do, wlilsk brnoniK, 2 siring vel Up
20 doz brooms
1 de: i-lothc baskets, willow, largejle,
sqiiariienils
iMilozcuiisnjKtcni, Blue Points
lniloziua roiici-iitruK-d lye, American
lOduniiisiiorii, Wliulow
fi do ilust brushes, ji u ', 7 ii
IOiIik M-rnli brushes .Nni
n doz wooden tmlls, i-dnr, H hps
lOdo bluing. I'llramancii, Iji
2 do Woru-rit-Mlilmsmiu!, I, A P qls
12 do mop rug
il do mop slicks
Hti gull syrup, iixtni golden r lliu d (A)
fjgull cixil oil, ixjirl bruml
200 gull iiiolusscs, orlt-nus t-xlrii
r-oi'niu.
It') lbs (! idea, 1st gnulu
15i)bsGoti-riiim-iitJuvu
7Abal MimIu
2liJlbs(lilmr'
HI'K.'IX.
Hi) lbs black Mjpcr
rjOlbsitliiliuliKli
() lbs ginger ,
yuocKiiuv.
J) nut ill Ixiwli.l
)iloqt yiwt,vtn
U ,o wasli hluliur, w i)
2iuii'cuiiiiiii;
I ill) ITl'UIII
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Sale
January 1, 1890 !
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& BROWN.
H lb acid ben7olo.
i Ibncld bornclopowder.
6 lb acid murtatffl com.
1 lb acid nil rlc OP.
n lb acid sulpliurla Com.
2 Hi Held tannic.
r lb ammonia spirits cone.
2 lb carbonato powder, v
2 Ibbnimldn. i
" Hi mm Into powder, "Sqillbs."
2 lb alum powder. .
1 Ibantlpyrlno.
2 becsvn. ' j
K lb bl-sulplmte mercury.
5 lliehlniofoiiu,"bqulbbs," , i
I lb rbloratu hydrate, K SehSrlUg,
l Hi thud uitnict arnica, Fl.-P 1) A
1 lblluldoxtract bluclf cohosh. I'D. Co.
2 lb. tluld extract, bluelibcrry, I'Jlt A-Cu.
2 lb fluid oxtmct,onsoitmHagrn,Il)V Co.
2 lb fluid extract com silk, I D A Co.
1 lb fluid extract, ergot, P 1) .t Co.
2 lb tluld extractjuliip, P l) co.
1 lb tluld extract, rhub.irb.P 1) ACo.
1 lb fluid xtraci, rhubarb, aromatic, P
DA Co. ,
2 lbs tluld extract rims, P 1) A Co.
3 lbs fluid extract, senna alox,P DA Co.
1 lb fluid extract, Hqullls cotnp.
1 lb fluid ct met, stllllngla, P D A Co.
X Ibgumkluo. . -. .
Ji lb Iodoform.
i lb morphia sulph. " ' '
y, lb Mon-eW solution.
2 lbs Monitor absorbent cotton. "
21bsoxulozlnc. r r
1 Iboll lemon.
1 Iboll wlntrrgrccu. ,
1 lb nil orange.
i lb oil ruo. i
J4 lb sassafras. '
2 lbs oil l'yrol'hos, of Iron '-Sol'
I
t
Jloseii
gnrtcn ANin,
i lb phenncctla; mckcssch it 11.' '
lbpsraldehyde.
21bs potass biomldo. r J
2 lbs potass blehromal,qs ,
3 lbs potass chlorate powder, Squbbs.
Vi lb potass carbonate.
5lbs isitasN I) 1 1 into powder.
1000 pill IllOlll lOlllll ML-K.l n. I
KXW pill cartlmrtloi-omp; U H P.
200)1111 calcl KUlphldo I gr, mckMc A.
100plllcalelsulphldu2gr. ,
30 oz qultilup sulph, P A W, In cans.
Klo7. sulfolial Imyor.
2"i lbs salts, Epsom.
60c) lbs sulphur roll.
2 lbs solution pcr-chlnr, Iron,
2 lbs sodium bromide; Mulllnckrod,
6 lbs sulphuric ether, Hqulbbs.
21bsspoHgrs, buth,andlcsH. ,
y. lb spongeH, surgeons medium
JiJlb:uretliaioMC'7AH.
10 lbs vusalliify puro, In ciiuh. ,j
2 lbs vanilla bo in, Mux,
20 gul acoliol, Eastern,
5 gul castor oil, linker's A A. t
lutMoncli empty MipsulcH, NoO, Nil I and
No 2, PDAi-o. ,
2gross y, ot phials, oval, ,
1 gross 1 n. jililals, oval,
1 uniss2 o phials, oval. '
1 gross! oz phials, ovall t
I umssUoz nhlals.aval. '
gross cacn coras' jsos -i, L', 3, 4
andO,
A '
taper. to 1 Inch long. , '
2 cross powder boxe3448fl'KX In,
zgroHspin oiixi-H,'i,o,uirui-u wuaii.-
J gro s ointment Iwx-h1 ot, till.
) gross ointment hoxe2 0z, tin,
2 do, strengthening itlasters, H .t.T.
2 do Almck's porous plasters W A J
2 roll oinplastrum caullmridus. S A J.
2 roll umplastrum capsicum, HA J, -
2 roll silk Isinglass plustor, white, H A J,
6 yds 12-lnch wide rubber adhcslvo plas
ter, Meade's H.t J.
'A do Davidson's syringes, No I.
2,dozcamcIs hair pencils, Asst.
I Uozgliss Is rs, umber screw top, l..
2 do nrudlelnu gluss measures, tea and
tables poonful, Eng lines.
1-0 do morbus each 2und o, glass,
1 mortar, Wedgwood, I oz.
1 Graduate, 1 ... English Hues.
1 Graduate 2or, Knglli'g lines.
2 Graduate 4 o, English llmx, .1
dospatulauich,3, l,ai)tt (I Ineb. '
HTA-rioNiuir,
2 reams legal mp.
(I leiuiih letter luiii'r, LlvoOuk. ,
Hitoen I'nyson's Indelible Ink.
1 ilueiik'u(lieiiclli
Siiniiilt-H may bo hc-ch at llio olllc-o
ofllio bourd of tniHtct'H at tliui caul
to, and kooiIk imiHtlJU in accordance,
thcrowitli. GooiIh niiiHt coinufin
original iwic-knucfl when oA.Hlblu.
Dtillvury of HupplIi'H will bo rcrjnlictl
witliin tun duyu' notlco oracnt'iitanco
ofbldH. A copy of thin ndvcrtlBu
munt iniiHtiu-coinpany each bid, and
thu nainuof cliiB.sof HiippllcH bid up
on miiHi bo written upon thu envel
ope. Each bid must include- all tho
iteniH In thoHpeclul cIu.sh bid upon
nnd iniiHt ivu Itenm and tottdH In
full with the exception of meat and
Hour.
Auditing olllctTH aio prohibited by
law from uoullrnilng neeoitiiU of
purchuscH when the advcrtiHenient
tloeH not contain a full and complutu
dertorlptlon of tho klmlH of'artlcleh
to lio'pttrchaNcd.
Thu rljrht to reject any or all hliln
1h ri'Herved.
Hldh will bo ())oticd at 2 o'clock
t). in. on 'i'tichilay, Jantmry 7, 1800. .
HVI-VKHTKItl'UNNOYKIt,
(1KO. W. McltHIDK,
(J. W. WHIM,
Hoard of 'I'riiHtccH.
Win. A. MI'NIjV, Chjikof Jloard.
.. " -nl. w. j " -..' T .
JIIIS.K A.CHJMr,
A Now; Vorkl ModUte, who IAi bad fifteen
years' cxsrlciK In
Cutting and Fitting
Would bit pleased lo see llio IiiiIIih of Hu--iii
ut licr moms, Uu, 401 Hiiiiiiner slrivl,
corner of Minion.
Just Received
AimiHrrrjMlvirts Mljlimwy iuiuiir!i
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