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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-23

:, SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES TO CHARLOTTESVILLE
-ihe PleuMOat Airline will sell special ex-
CufslOa tickets Ia Charlottesville Va from WASH
lngtOn u ali points on the virginia Midland Diyt
1 .he - 70 - inclusive, good TO return until
Of Virginia.
Special interest will attach TO this occasion In
TIE anticipated presence Of the Pres dent and Mrs
tleFeianc- Addresses Will De- delivered by Hon
DehieL voorhees, and Prof. w. Gordon McCaUe L, e
iAlrd Regiment or Virginia Military. Col werten-
IdAef "l4i DC IA camp at Charlottesville, June p
U 80, lending additional attractions OF the pomp
anu circumstance OF the military.
LADIES do not Ike 70 shop In very hot xrea,ber.
SUI certain amount OF shopping must be done
Mhen the weather Is uncomfortable as well as
Nheh IL / Pheasant. and the place that Offers the
greatest variety OF attractive goods, thus obyiat
lnS TIE necessity OF running around when IN.
mercury Is climbing up Ia the nineti,,- 4, sure m
uiaM Deslness. That the Palais Royal under
sNiius TINS can be seen by It's two-column an
houheeihent Of novelties In another part OF to-
"a! paper To this interesting catalogue the
eyes Vi the ladies' Will naturally lie directed
RARE OPPORTUNITY Is offered for investment or
Tor securing homes IN the admiuistTator,s ssIs ot
houses 1l23 and ll23 New Jersey avenue nort h.
49,, 49, VII, .hon ttAsS piace at auction on Monday
~'H Suie' al o'SO OciOck pm-See ADVERTISEMENT
The SALE or FINE FURNITURE In house lOI7 Con-
Lseucut avenue, whic h was 10 have taken place
on Wednesday last, but unavoiIabiy Do,fn5ned
WI positively take place on Monday June ~, ar
10 O'Clock am--IdtL -
BiscHOSf PUPILS COScEEr.-The concert 10 be
given De Dr. Bis nons pupils on Friday evening
June -, At the congregational Church promi,ss
10 Oe a most Interesting musical event. deserved
Seats can be secured Tor - cents at Kills a 90 =
HuS'c STORE on anu after Monday, June -.
SELECT EXCURSION TO LURAY.-A special train
VIII ParlOr Cars attached, VIII leave Baltimor.
and ONO Depot for Luray at $50 - M, June ~
and reach " Washington on return trlp at 4, N m
Ealng Tour hour tolnspect the wonderIuIea verns.
Dinner can ne procured at Luray station ResIau-
Iont OF AT the famous Luray Inn
Inc EOund-tr fare T. $3.50. Parlor Car for
round ZIP 81 extra Reserved seats in Coaches
no additional charge. Tickets and reserved seats
can De secured at Baltimore and Ohio Ticket
AdrL
FOURTH OF July ExcURsIoSs.-The Baltimore and
Ohio r. h CO. Will sell excursion tickets 10 and
from all stations On its lines east OF Ohio River
az reduced rate on account OF the national holiday
Excursion tickets viii be sold Tor all trains Juy
"a. ID and Avn, valid FOR return passage until July
9th, inclusiye.-AdrG
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-24
BASEBALL TALK.
olnh has disbanded.

The Denver club has disbanded'
Catcher McCloskey has signed with the
Buffalo club
Sutton Burdock and Brown viii soon %
released by Boston.
Pittsburg will probably secure Fi1chsr
Dalv, of the Jersey City club
Wcpbee Of the Cincinnati club, has never
,,oan aned eitherby a manager or an umpire
coorgo Pechinsy, pitcher for the cinein-
..i % oiSb in 's5 and 's6, has been released oy
the Canton (0.) club.
win White, the once famous Pitehel, WI VIZ
80 into the box for the Cincinnati heas lo' .
farewell game before tho season Is over
The game between the fhllansi G, " paiI ,i.vsd ~
w - yeTr baseball reporters viii 6e PLAyea
NC" ov tbs Athletic grounds, PhiladeiPhiA' Oh
Tuesday, July TO- ,D..-.,.. ar,
Saws er-President stearns, o. DesiUlr sis ", a. :
S4ys lya,+;n 4 given a fair trial, with an eA-
"a ;eoed Dsosl catcher before him. he Wiu ,n toLi
Pt - be one OF the best pitchers N 'ne TiID. ~
Cus .Sar ~ - thing. Charley BALDWIN TlI 49, y
AnJsn' .losiDg GOOD ball for the Detrolts DelOs1
pl''-s .ason closes have the utillo1s -. ~.
the , seAsSa ,ba, Detroit viii again capture 'n'
nennant"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-24
DRAWING ROOM GOSSIP.

The paraphernalia of the household in In
dia is now introduced with great success at
the country homes of our own rajahs.
Oscar Wilde says that the most beautiful
room is that from which nothing can be
taken away without spelling its appearance
Umbrella and cane stands combined, made
of bamboo, are new and pretty, but have no
paddock to prevent purloining the umbrella
Hammocks have become very elaborate,
and the ordinary Mexican affair has been
superseded by elegant ones of silk cord and
fringe.
One kind of bird does not make sum
mer. nor does a "baby waist" on a woman OF
five-and-twenty convey the idea that she is
an infant.
Garden and lawn furniture in the line OF
chairs. settees and rustic benches is very
pretty, and fashionable people love to sit
down outdoors.
China and glassware are now specially
made for country houses, and in pattern and
decoration beautifully appropriate In
creased opportunities for the wealthy TO ENJOY
tbis life are to be noted on every side
T,dia water coolers are a Questionable house
hold necessity now and are coming into ex'
tensive use. They keep ice an entire day IN
temnerature OF 70 degs., besides being orna'
mental and enabling us to start CaIcutta
conversation.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-24
DAUGHTERS OF EVE

inches tall. "'e Aees nina
soornts cnlss Bayard, Of Baltimore, niece Of IN,
secretary OF state, is six feet tall - 'N'
ro,ts oata3 1 Bernhardt recently beat the bank Of
-ion'e carlo to the tune of $1,000 -
mary W. Whipple succeeds Maria Mitcbsu
40 professor OF astronomy at Vassar.
Nine. Olarovsky, the wife of +ro p,.-,--
coast. VI Vne racine
mrs Mackay has presented the P,.ircoss
UoIonna ,,1,, with a pair Of jeweled bracslets
.s Hls I Logan has secured all the mementoos
S,aI W ner uead husband that she can obtain and
mas arranged a memorial room. ''i-
cara Mayer, the ingenue of the German
sIase, Is no longer young and pretty. bnt is
'aNeu over by sentimental maidens.
Frau Hedwig Niemann-Raabe, the ro-
uowhed German actress, is small in stature
win regular features, but not beautiful
queen Margherita, of Italy, is making a
couectlon of pearls with view TO decoratino
some day, the wedding dress of bor her "slS sop;,
bride D'' SUI ;
queen Victoria will present a fine painting
OF herself to Prince Bismarck as a souveniI,
OF her visit to Berlin, for which he will rn-
turn a chrome.
hev. Carrie j. Bartlett, who used TO he q
Minneapolis newspaper woman, has been for
nearly TWO years the pastor of Unitarian
church at Sioux Falls Minn.
Dowager Empress Victoria of Germany
Will reside for some months with Oueen Vic.
torla in England, and eventually take m
her residence with her eldest daughter in
Saxe-Meiningen.
Lady Cardigan, widow Of the English earl
who led the charge of the Light brigade at
Balacava, is threatened with Imprisonment
for debt. She has large estates, but dislikes
parting with ready money.
Queen Victoria has accepted q birthday Gift
from Miss Hood, one Of her maids Of honor,
in the shape of painted table, the work Of
the donor, the design Of which is bluebells
and mountain ash, with the queens mono
gram and crown, and the date 1888.
Mrs Oscar Wilde is said to wear the same
''best" dress through the season. If not the
same dress, it is made on the same plan,
being white clinging silk, embroidered
down the front in gold and adorned arounG
the neck with high standing ruff la Queen
Bess.
The young Princess Wilhelmine, OF the
Netherlands, who is s years old, is being edu-
Gated in a democratic way. None 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 $25,0OO,
5000 of which comes from the government
in the shape of a pension. General Garfeld's
estate netted the widow about $40, 600, and in
addition she received sos, reinsurance on his
life. Congress gave her $4,000, and the
popular subscription raised just after Gar
fields death amounted to S3l2,0O0
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-24
In Love With His Wife.

"What can I do to regain my hus-
ends lover" writes Mrs. Carrie H.
Toronto. She adds that seven
ears ago she was married undeI
be most happy auspices and unui
X months since happiness crown
d her domestic life; then her nus
and became distant in his manner
pward her, until now he is positl-
Fly cold Mrs. r. gives no partlc-
lars but if she is afflicted with dis-
ases peculiar to her sex II heI
heeks have lost their bloom, aud
er eyes their sparkle it may explain
be cause of her complain. In TINS
Gent DR.. Pierce's Favorite prescrip-
ION will effect a magical change
'nd restore her TO health. As pow
fful invigOrating tonic, Dr. Pierce
avorite Prescription inpaIl55
lrength to the whole system ana
P the womb and its appendages' III
articulaT. For OverwOrked worn
lt, rundown, debilitated teacheIs
lilliners, dressmakers, seamstres.sez
bop girls, housekeepers, nursing
lothers, and feeble women genera
/, "FayOrite Prescription" Is lhe
reatest possible boon, being, uii,
lualed as an appetizing cordiai anu
estoative tonic.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-24
CHRISTMAS,

.-...,os sends its chimes once more
ChrlsStL5td Chrlss.S,Iand plain, by sounding shore,
De,Iliiiiing liiiiii Of a Savior's birth
~ he scattered homes of earth.
.,,,rdrous story of the star
MOI 1,en follow from afar
Ne Ne 5rous miracle of grace,
~ was born in lowly place
hIlstb E he lived, and taught, and died,
iyW .yTered and was crucitied.
mis- the story-rich and old
,nI.i,cb Nv, the Ginning bells have told,
dding in their joyous strain
ASot rom death he rose again.
,-.r NAV gladness fill the earth
tbe iaV which speaks his birth;
in,,r,,i,,g bells peal forth the story;
lL while fades all human glory,
md while Empires pass away,
nj nj ne dawns this natal day,
Nider over land and sea
wells the praise we yield to Thee.
sortb's proud Kingdoms rise and fall,
Emmy reign surpasses all;
ot as marshaled hosts prevail,
eCr U none Thy victories bewail:
Van nv faith Thy cOnquests are,
b,orefll as was Bethlehem's Star.
sondrous star and wondrOus story
R-Ondrous love and wondrous glory
fncrpasing as the ages fly,
nd boundless as eternity
mining bells, oh chant again
fbe Angels hymn on Bethlehem's plain
fierrv lie. the greeting be
Ending through each century!
let thy peals be glad
And if hearts,are sad
ghen tossed on sin or sorrows wave,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-24
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. LIST, 1885

fnahaH ANaAtNN
Messrs. WELLER BROS,
Salem, oregon.
Gentlemen: - We had the pleasure re-
Gently Of making shipment 10 you OF our
new white Cross" Extracts, and send
YOU by mail to-day very neat show card
which we would like you 90 place proml-
nentIy ln your store, aud which viii call
thcattentlon OF your trade % the goods.
II has been our intention for some time
past to place upon the market the finest
line Of navoring extracts manufactured In
this country, ana aner months Of study
and experimenting with the prominent
brands now before the public we have AT
last succeeded In placing before you a qunl'
ity which beyond doubt has no superior
We can not too strongly impress upon
YOU that you can unhesitatlngly recon-
mend them 90 your customers as the finest
that can possibly be manufactured. The
package and style generally IA such ns 10
attract attention, and wepredlct that when
your trade have tested the quality OF the
goods your sale for White Cross " extracts
will be large.
By complying with our request you VIII
confer a favor upon yours truly,
A. SCHlLLiNG g. GO.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-24
Santa Claus.

Santa Claus is wonderfully popu-
lust now. His name is in the
buths of all the little folks; sun
queer epistles are indited to
n, beseeching a remembrance in
shape of a doll, rocking-horse,
trumpet, or some much desired
Possessed of boundless re-
trces in Santa Claus, in the be-
of childhood; a charming vari-
of mysterious gifts are at his dis
BAL /; and more than that, he has
enviable reputation of liking to
Ike the little people happy. Never
Is a saint more extensively popu-
The history of Santa Claus-a
rious mixture of truth and fable
les far back into the ancient time.
injuries ago a child was born in
Bia Minor who received the name
Nicholas. His parents were
.ealthy and of high rank and de-
hing to express their gratitude to
bd for the birth of their son, they
solved to educate him for the
ristian priesthood. The child
Is sober and thoughtful, and
bile yet young both his parents
Il ed, and he inherited their great
ealth. He considered the riches a
bred trust he fed the hungry, he
bthed the destitute, and perform
all kinds of good deeds as secretly
possible. AS a priest he was
eatly beloved +; as bishop he con-
lued his benevolence after his
ath the Church canOnized him,
Id became one of the greatest of
,tron saints. He was revered as
e helper of the poor, the protector
the weak, and as the especial
ltron saint of little children, who
Ere taught to believe that their
bod gifts came from him. Many
iraculous incidents were added to
e story of his life, which the un-
tored people fondly believed
Anto Nicolaus was the name given
m by the monks, and this was
miliarly changed to Santo Nic'laus,
pd finally clipped down to Santa
laus, who is still represented as re-
ining his old habits of secret
fnevolence, and coming down the
himney at night, laden with
hristmas presents for children
pleasant fiction it is to them, un-
pr the cover of which that charm
g secrecy concerning the donors OF
fits is kept up, though little eyes
hd ears and minds are keen, and
hnta Claus is usually very well
hOwn to them as a much more
fodern parsonage than old st.
icholas. But the children enjoy
le harmless pretense, the mysterl-
ls filling of stockings, and the
eavily laden Christmas tree. A
berry Christmas to the little ones,
pd to all who love them
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-24
TINE TABLE-RIyER DIVISION.

The elegantly equipped steamboats,, VIM
NJ. Hoag, Capt. Geo. Raabe; the N. :.
Bentley, Capt. j. ,P. Coulter the Three
Sisters, Capt, w. p. short; are in service
for passenger and freight traffic between
Corvallis and Portland and intermediate
points, making three round trips each
week as follows:
NORTH BOUND-Ieavcs Corvallis Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday at $ n. m.
Arrives at Salem Monday, wednesday ana
Friday ats p. m. Leaves Salem Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at 9 a. m. Arrives
at Portland Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day st $3.50 p. m.
SOUTH BOUND-LeaVeS Portland Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday at o a. m,
Arrives at Salem Monday, wednesday ana
Friday at 7:l5 p. m. Leaves Salem Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at y a. m.
Arrives at Corvallis Tuesday, Thursday
Saturday at $3.50 p. IN,
For freight and passenger rates apply 10
the captains and pursers of the respective
boats, or to w. NJ. Darling, agent, &O ana
2O2 Front street, Portland; Gilbert Bros
agents, Salem; l. NJ. Adair, agent, Albany
C. A. Miller agent, Corvallis; or tothe gen
eral freight and passenger agent, COrNalhs,
o. & c. trains connect at Albany ana
Corvallis. .
f. w. BOWEN, Superintendent
VIM. HOAG, General Manager.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-24
CREATIONS LOWER ORDERS

,oskipg bird in Albany Ca "niS'iS
Boulanger's march ,.,-,...
A. Dve Of Jesgup, Ga, has nAlf - -,
W. u, -, 80 sheds OF every spring an'
Gov. Gov. It D cool through the summer
- .,,,uor, /, growing over hsr three 'a..S eIis, ,
BalIlloIhS, ~h,.b asw so miles in little osss o,,
pigeons g,-' I'D snd 50 broke tho record Tor 'l-A'
distance ii. that "a driven
AGeorgia man has niue q. ,1rrb nm. \ on a Sun,
SoSS y Sna Is 50 iHtslg5a' =. .aii ~ y stiIstioz
l'r. olys' NJ VII 60 straight 70 l''
According 70 tie DAY
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-24

smooth corners.
milk can lQNlQ inches tttcd for a l-iuch
faucet with movable Straiuer inches
deep, fitted with fiangeS TO rest on top Of
the can.
2tfiaring pans Of NNNN tin, II inches on
bottom Is inch top, and inches deep.
bread pans l1N2t Inches by SinchcS deep
made of u Russia iron with heavy wire
rim and well turned under with smooth
corners.
u dozen pint cups OF NNNN tin and
heavy wire top
dozen l-Quart dipperS Of NNNN tin and
heavy wire top
dozen quart pressed pans, as per sam
pie
SO dozen tin chambers otNXXX tin as per
sample.
bundle No. Is galvanized iron > feet +
inches by feet,
bundle No ~ galvanized iron . feet in
CheS 10y feet.
8 feet fine hlNSS StruiuCr cloth,
No large burning m0chinC, with stan
dard CnCaSCd slows.
No 2Settiug down machine with standard
Slows
10 sheets of perforated tin, tNO, rs sample,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-24

ONE or THE LARGEST FssTABLlsH-
I lments In the State. Lover rates Than
Portland. largest stock Legal blAnhs pa
the STATE. I'd biggest discount. send for
price lat ~ fob printing, and catalogue oi
legal blanks. - ~. " ~,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-24
DRUGS

l 10. solution Of iron for tincturc.
. H. extract CasctIa sagmdN,
III extract crgut, SQuibhS
n extract rhuS Orom0ttCO,
III extract SarS0pOrillN comp syrup
| III extract waterman
MuriatiC acid commercial
y TOnutC acid
Ci.rtC acid
Carbohc acid, crystals
BCOrh soda
RrOm potash
l lodide potash
Rrum ammonia
l Powd muir ammonia
| HOWd Curh ammonia
Sulph zinc, SquihhS
| OZ Citrate lithi0
lbs submit biSuluth, SQuiObS
Sach pepsin, Schetlers
Gum CumphOr
HOwd UlOoS, soc
powd acacia
- Epson salts
10 Ground tlaNsced
- oz Sulph quininc, L \ w
n Sulph Morphine, Pc w
10 Autipyriue
u lbs VANILLA beans, Mexican
10 Naselino
Pyrophosphatc iron
&C pulls, = G 4 II Il Co
& & pills. G G L u n Co
& { pills, Imp L ID n Co
500 Phosphorous pins l.5O Ogralns, y II n Co
. lbs strong ether, Squibbs
ChlOrotOrm
oxide zinc
. or oil cloves
s oil lemon
2 oil orange
= oil peppermint
. OH ROSEMARY
yd silk isiuglaSs plaster white, : n
2lldo1 Strengthening plastcrs, : NJ
2lbs Sheepwool sponges
GOO each Empty capsules Nos ana
500 each Empty capsules Nos sand 4
gro Each corks Nos and BNN eN long
Pin boxes, No 20
Powder boxes No o.
l. Tin ointment boxes %
a loz bottles, Philn ovals
Il 2,
Z j.
3 gal Port wine
u doz Dnvidsons syringcs No2
gal Bakers A 4 castor oil
GlNCerinc
3 Grape brandy
3 sherry wine
10 Alcohol
8 bbls Sal soda
II lbs Japan wax
bhl 600 lbs) Chloride limo
/ can (6 lbs Buhach insect powder,
1 skein each Nos . a 3 q 7 and sur
geon's silk, Turner's patent
1 bottle Testers cnTbuliZCd cntgut ligaturc
Samples may be seen at the office of the
Board ofTrustees, and goods must be In
/ accordance herewith.
The board reserves the right to reject nnN
| and all bids. Delivery oi supplies WIZ n'
| rpouircd within ten DAYS after notice OfNC
ceptance Of bid. A copy Of this adVcrtis
! ment must accompany each btd. IN,
name ufthc class ofsupples bid upon mus!
| be written upon the envelope. Each bld
must include all the items In the specia
| clnss bid upon, and must givCa all the Items
and totals ln.mll with exceptions o
! bid ON meat ana flour Auditing
officers are prohibited by law rom
! confirming accounts OF puf
/ chnscs when advertisement does not con
| tain rill and complete description Of tht
| kinds of articles 10 be purchased. Bld'
] will be considered Rt O'Clock p. IN. Tues
! day, January 8, lHNl.
! SYLVESTER PENNoNER,
Gio. W. MCBRlDE,
q. W. WEBB,
Board Of Trustees.
! WM. NJ. MUNLY, Clerk of Board.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-24
Proposals fOrSuppieS.

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
i Oregon state insane asylum hereby
invite sealed proposals for furnishing at
the asylum near Salem, Oregon, the follow
ing supplies for the six months, commence
ingiJanuary l. lSSl.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-24

Is s1ap cans with eide handlea, wired ut
Cop. lZEl8 deep, of xxx tin With covers.
~ ward buckets with balls uf XXX un
with oDVrrs, liHl1. deep.
sdupping pans - Inches square p Inches
deep made % - sheet steel with heaff
wire rim and we'll turned under Win
sulnufn curnera.
I6 dipping pans lfH23 inches by 3 inches
deep made Of ~ iiusaia iron Win hcatf
wire rim and well turned under with
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-24
~ nuYELB' 0UIDB D

Ths BUYELB' GUIDE is
Issued ID Foh and Sept,
each year. It u an onoy-
clopodin Of useful infor-
nation for all who pur-
Nu-Y chase the Injuries or the
necessities Of life. We
can elotks you and furnish you with
eu he necessary and unnecessary
epBlinncea 20 ride, walk, dance, sleep
ost. ash, hunt. work, so 70 church.
or stay Al home, and Ia various sizes,
stvLsa and quantities. just hGuro out
What IL required 70 DO ali these thingn
cOMTORTABlI. and yOu can make iaii ~,
ssfimato of the value OF me bu AiAo
GUIDE, which vih DO sent epou
reeSipt of 10 cents " pay postage
MONTGOMERY WARD a Co
IiI-ll4 Michigan Avsnae, Chicago III
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-24

Snow lies on the ground six inches
'eep at SissOns.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-24
DRY GOODS,
CLOTH

600 CARDS heavy cashmere pants cloth 81
Wide, oregon goods. samples 10 De
submitted with price,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-24

600 CARDS heavy cashmere pants cloth %
Wide, oregon goods. Samples 10 be
submitted with price.
GRANITE IRONWARE
o Oblong pudding dishes, llltxs In.
] Coffee boiler, pit bottom No. p llAqts
Coffee boiler fiat bottom, No. .BllH qts
"a Gem water pitchers No IS, o qis
2 Deep stew pans l34Ni lny quarts
2 Deep stew pans lO13X8lE, s quarts
y Basting spoons ls IN long
~ Deep dish pans 2iN7, 10 qta.
d slop lars with balls No
Seamless square pans No llh, rs IN
Numbers taken from Goldsmith a Low
enberg Price List
FLOUR
100 10 800 barrels Hour, best roller process,
70 he delivered as required
STATIONERY
lObxs 4Ol Gillotts pens
2 london Incandesoent Pen Co, No
Z, genuinel o.. ,,,.,..,,.
Cots ink; 5qts ArnOld'a At stnuord :
n doz Lead pencils Fabers No 2and 3
Is PaysOn's indeilible Ink
q Breams letter paper, Live Oak
MEATS
$50 pounds per day. more or less, Of beef
and mutton, as required, ia equal parts
of four and hind quarteu
SHOPS AND LEATHER
y dozen ladies shoes, ~ pairs No I; ~ pain
No =. "a pain No 3; ~ paiu No 4; ~ palrs
NO5
gl gruss shOe laces. -
shoe blncking
10 dozen pairH men's heavy hhOeso % u
] side harness leather, Oregon extra good
~ dozen pairs mems heavy Shoes stitch
down. % pair No ~: ~ pair No ) ~
palm No v ~ pairs No 10. " pairs No .,
u pain MOI
a0 dozen palrs leather slipper, l0s paiu no
80 palra MOB 10 palr No 10 - Fairs
80 ll. "a palrs No 3. - pain ho4
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-24
SHOPS AND LEATHER

3 dozen ladies shoes, ~ pairs No I; Y pain
No y "a pain No 3; ~ paiu No 4; ~ pairs
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-24

$50 pounds per day. more or less, of beef
and mutton, as required, Ia equal parts
of four and hind quarters