1
She Hen? fertoest
FKIDAY NOVEMBER 24, 1S7J.
iK Absconding Contractor. Mr.
Jordan, one of the contractors for the
construction of the canal and locks
around the Willamette Falls at Oregon
City, has absconded. A late number of
the Oregon City Enterprise has the fol
lowing in regard to his disappearance:
"One of the contractors, Mr. Jordan, of
the work to construct the locks across
the river, disappeared very mysterious
ly last Monday, and it is thought that
he has absconded. He left here last
Saturday for the purpose of going to
Portland to get money to pay off his
hands. After he arrived at Portland, he
wrote back to Mr. .Lord, who is superin
tending the work, stating that he had
coneluded to go to San Francisco and
lay the aflliirs before his sureties, and
would leave on the steamer on Monday.
He did not go on the steamer, and it was
ascertained that he had passed up the
valley on the railroad on Monday even
ing, taking the cars at Milwaukie. It
looks very suspicious, and the impres
sion is that he lms absconded. "Ve are
informed that the contractors are very
heavily involved. They are in debt at
Portland to a considerable amount, and
in this eity. Mr. Lord, who has en
dorsed for them, is said to be the loser
of about 518,000 ; Mr. Charman, of this
eity, about $5,000: and a number of
smaller accounts around town, probably
to the amount of $5,000 more. They are
also in debt on their pay roll to the
lmiHla about $0,01X1. This la.st sum the
Lock CoinjMiiy pidikwc to jiay, so that
the laborers will not lose anything.
Capt- Smith, the 'Company's engineer,
has taken charge of the work, and will
continue to prosecute it on behalf of the
Company as fast as the condition of the
weather will permit, and in the spring
put on a large additional force of men
to complete the work in accordance Willi
the obligations of the Company to the
State. Mr. Jordan had won the confi
dence of our entire community, and his
conduct lias taken all by surprise. "We
hope the matter may turn out better
than it now appears." 1 1 is now stated
that the contract to construct the canal
and locks is virtually closed out, and
the State is a loser to the tune of thous
ands of dollars by the transaction.
John FostkOojjvicti;i. John Fos
ter, the libertine who lured a young
girl from tin "SMfcEair Grounds, and
accomplished hor ruin in Portland, has
been corrvieted. His sentence will be
pronounced to-morrow. The extreme ,
punishment; mat. can ue liuiicteti upon i
him under thetatu'tes is five years in
the PoriSnX!ary;,Snd threastsix
months In the county jail 'Considering
tl'jTpn oythffiffiftencef thitjs cer
mty aery ifgElxidEafion'oF just ice-
KBOBAPHT. LftU.tW,
here's
for you 1 Bead C A. tier's
at anu Mtkeadvantagopf the
pf3JHWBitW lrere offered. TlroseoT you
who are rusting out for ometbingto do,
photild p-'iv Attention tot'.iis niui'cr at
once. Tiio&e of you wlv . v. r irked
at hard, unremuncrative labor should
learn such work as this, and drive able
bodied men to the fields and mine camps.
Railroad Contract Let. The
Oreyoniati learns that Messrs. Abbott,
Lamb and Malthrop of this city have
been awarded the contract for construct
ing a twenty-five mile section of the
Northern Pacific Railroad, commencing
at the end of the section now in course
of construction, or twenty-five miles
northward from Kalama, a point a short
distance below Pumphrey's.
Columbia Riveh Trade. The O. S.
N. Co., says the Mountaineer, will have
taken down the Columbia river from
AValhila, by the time the present season
closes, about three thousand tons of
freight, composed of wheat, barley,
flour, bran. etc. Thus gradually has
this trade increased until it has assumed
its present importance.
Thibd St. Store. John Wilson's
new advertisement will appear next
week. In the mean time, if you want to
deal with a reliable business man, and
purchase first class goods at the lowest
market prices, there's a first class place.
to co. Remember the first Third Street
Store.
Mns. Levy's Advebtisbment. Mrs.
C. Lovy and her clerks have been too
busy waiting upon customers to write
hor advertiscment for this issue, as was
promised our readers last week. Go and
.sco her assortment, evcryuooy, aim sni
isfy j-ourselvcs.
Sbattle Lumbering Mill. Read
our advertisement of the Seattle mill
property. Wo are prepared to give full
particulars to those wanting to make
such a investment. The chance is a rare
one.
Grain in Store. Large amounts of
grain are in store iu 'Washington coun
ty, awaiting the further completion of
the railroad before being transported.
Huge Cabbage. This oflice is under
obligations to Mr. Geo. Sheppard for.a
huge head of cabbage. lie keeps the
best in market.
Attobnhy. J. F. Brown, of Eugene
City, comes forward with his card. Busi
ness entrusted tohim will receive prompt!
attention.
Track Laid. The track of the Ore
gon Central (West Side) has been laid a
distance of over ton miles, and the M-ork
goes on.
Prosperity. Fifty new buildings
have been erected in Eugene during the
last four or five months.
, ,
A. Clarke
Hole Proprietor. Mr. P.
has again become sole proprietor of the
Oregon Vahsman.
ialb College Party. The Yale
College Exploring Party, says the Bul
letin, departed en route for home by the
Oriilaramc last Wednesday evening,
They carry with them a large amount of
curiosities, fossil remains, etc, eta,
wiilcli they have collected during thei
explorations through the country. They
also have descriptive notes of the coun
try through which they have passed,
which they propose to publish as soon as
possible after reaching home.
Thanksgiving Ball. "Vc have re
ceived an invitation to pay throe dollars
for a "ball ticket" and fifty cents for a
"lunch" at the Chemeketa House on
Thursday evening of next week. Should
be happy to oblige our friends, but must
decline, as we always want roast turkey
on Thanksgiving.
Medical. Dr. Aborn, whose adver
tisement we give in another column, has
permanently located In Portland; where
we doubt not his success will continue to
to be as remarkable as heretofore.
Crowded Oct. An interesting com
munication from Olympia is crowded
out of this issue. "Will appear next week
Hoarding House. Albert G. Man
ning, Olympia, keeps a first class private
boarding house.
hNOW. A few days ago snow fell to
the depth of two inches in the valleys of
Baker county. "
Niixt "Week. Look out for Himcs &
Bacbelder's new advertisement next
week. . . .
Steam iio.VTiNo. Boats arc now run
ning to Corvallis, on the upper Willam
ette. Almomds. Almonds possess ono verv
important quality which is not known.
isy pouuuing and mixing with water,
and straining, a beverajre almost pre
cisely similar to the sweetest and rich
est milk may be obtained. Cream even
separates from this milk, and can bo
converted into butter. Thus almond
orchard would allord us a superior
fuuiny oi miiK, cream ami nutter.
"Bee's Cyclopedia," in a rec-iiH; for pre
iKiring milk of almouds. irfvcs the nro-
liortioii as one ounce of almonds to one
quart or water. And as the trees fully
grown average twenty pounds per tree,
half of which we may estimate as shell.
we may cxjiect one hundred and sixty
cious properties, it is said by chemists
to be fully equal to cow's milk, and fine
medical properties, being a valuable
remedy for heartburn, acidity, etc. It
becomes acid from age, but never rancid.
The varieties advertised bv iitirsorvmmi
are the sweet hard-shell, most hardy,
ladies thin shells for the South, Sultana
or papcrshclls for the North.
Shut Your Moi-rir.-This is rather
a strong phrase, but analyzed, it is a
very important one. Pulmonarv weak
ness, loss of teeth, dyspepsia, proneness
to infectious diseases all, we have been
told, may be charged upon the habit of
inhaling through the mouth and an
open mouth is not only the cause of dis
ease, but a sign of weakness, anil shows
a very wavering character. Therefore,
if you would keep your lungs free from
the organic dust in the atmosphere, shut
your mouth, and render yourself less
liable to infectious diseases. If you
would keep your lungs healthy, your
teeth good, your digestion excellent,
shut your mouth. Then there is often
a moral safety in keeping one's mouth
shut, i ou may thereby tninii twice be
fore you speak once, and often put a
padlock upon an unruly tongue. When
children were children, which is not of
ten the case now, the advice was more
valuable. y. Y. Express.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
"BEHOLD THE WOMAN!"
MRS. M. M. MILLER,
WILL LCCTUIIE AT
Philharmonic Hall
SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER St.
Subject:
"BEHOLD THE WOMAN."
T la. s Spaco
Is reserve"! for
IVEDFLS. C. LEVY,
DEALER IN
MILLINERY AND DRY GOODS,
TTNT1L SHE OBTS TIME TO WRITE AN
KJ Advertisement. n)
MRS. M. J. ENSIGN,
Fashionable Dress and Cloak-Maker,
Third Street, Near Washington,'
TrEEPS A FULL ASSORTMENT OF PAT
IV terns, triiumed and untrlinmed.
COUNTRY D KISS-MAKERS
will find It to their advantage to glre her a
call.
Orders Eicrntrd with .ratnrss n l)lptfh.
Cliarees Reasonable, n!9
OUR AGENTS.
The following persons are duly authorized to
aci as Agents for the New Noirru west :
B. Blood Traveling Agent
;;nh3i:.Jfrr,cs- .Traveling Agent
; If- l clch Washington county
Dr. J. Watt Lafayette
A. N. Arnold Alhanr
G. W. Lawson Salem
M. 1". Owen . . -Salem
Mrs. C. A. Cobum-
Oregon Cltr
-Mrs. J. DcVore Johnson.
Thos. Parsons ,,,
-Oregon City
MI1W
iwaukle
it- Pcntland..
The Dalles
MissHallie Applegalc
-Yoncaua
jus- Li. iiwens ,
Rosebure
J. T. Scot!, Esq
.Forest Grove
jirs. .- iorwin..
O. W. Morgan.
J. W. Jaeksnn
jenaicra
Walla Walla
Eugci.e
I I. Klshcr San Francisco
Mrs. Laura DcForce Gordon uainomia
Other parties desiring to act as Agents will
please forward their names. We want Agents
at every postofllcc throughout Oregon and
Washington Territory.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A RARE CHANCE
CAPITALIST !
A ONE-HALF OR ONE-THIRD INTEREST
YESLEK'S
Mammoth Lumbering Mills !
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON TER.,
CAN HE HAD
pOR PARTICULARS INQUIRE AT THE
OFFICE OF THE "XEYV NORTHWEST,"
THE PROPRIETOR AT SEATTLE.
Nov.29,ls71-n2)
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
ONE OF THE MOST ESSENTIAL BRANCH
esofa
Lady Education
I. the
.SCIENCE OF ELECTKO.TELEGRAIMIY.
THE TELEGRAPHING DEPARTMENT
Of the
National Business College
Aflbnlsall the facilities for a thorough knowl
edge ofthU science.
Indies devoting one hour each day for three
months will become
FIRST-CLASS SOUND OPERATORS.
There Is no lulncx. In the world more Invlt
I ntr or more appropriate for Lad les.
The Miuly U not labor!oiior tedious. To
IhoM? having k-Uure hours It would serve as a
Ikiktlme.
Uidles may ncenpT the hlchest positions when
povs.ed with the required Skill.
Scliolarolilp (Time Unlimited) 830.
For further Information nddrK
C A. WHEELER,
"29 Box 101, ltortland, Oreson.
JAMES F. BROWN,
Attorney, Counsellor at Law and
NOTARY PUBLIC.
EUGENE CITY OREGON
Consultations In the Knsllxli, French, Oer-
PRIVATE BOABDIHG HOUSE.
ALIIEKT . MANNING
XTEEra A FIRST-CLASH BOARDING HOUSE
XV lor me accommoiiation or eoplc who pn
ter u Ulet home to the confusion of a hotel,
Terms moderate. Olympia, W. T. rcstf.
DR. ABORN,
Oculist and Anrlst, Throat and LniiK
PIITMICIAX.
Laboratory. ConsaltiBgr aad Opcrarting-
I APARTMENTS,
CORNER THIRD AND MORRISON STS.,
Portland, Orefon. rO
ADVERTISEMENTS.
CALL AT
Ackerman's One Dollar Store,
09 First Street.
Between Washington and Alder, next to Dr.
Chapman's Drugstore.
3Px-o o s Lowor
THAN ANYWHERE ELSE
ON THE PACIFIC COAST
Ackermau's Dollar Store !
UTBT STILES LADILS', MILLS' AXO CUIlUIiU
Volvot Hats !
BESIDES,
AT OUR ONE DOLLAR STORE
We have (Up-Stalra) tlio Largest and lUst Re-
leclcdStoek of
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS.
(ALL OUR OWN IMPORTATION),
lVIioIratle nml Itelnll.
Portland, Oct. 6, 1871 nil
BANCROFT & MORSE
WHOLESALE! AND RETAIL
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
104 Flrtt Slreel.
Poirtlaxici, Oregon
Portland, Oct. C, IS71-n2l
2kItS. ACH,
JUST RETURNED FROM SAN FRAN
Cisco with a large and Splendid Stock of
XDEf32" G-OOXS,
SILKS, WORSTED GOODS, GRENADINES,
Japanese Silks, Poplins, Alpacas, Lawns,
Marseille. Etc.
ALSO..
A Largo and Beautiful Assortmcntot
MILLINERY GOODS, RIBBONS,
Tine Laces, Etc.,
Of every varlct y and description.
Straw Goods. Parasols and Kid GloTt's
01 the best quality.
JEWELRY, FANCY WOODS, ETC..
On hand and made to order.
CHILDREN'S AND INFANTS' CLOTHES
Of all descriptions,
at'nll nml Exnmlne the Stock.
Oooiln Sold to Suit the Times.
I- AC1I,
37 First street, Portland,
RSr CONSTANTLY Receiving New Supplies
by every Steamer. n'-
iik. j. ;.
LENN,
X 3E3
NTIS
107 Front Street,
PORTLAND -
nl
GO TO HENDEE'S GALLERY
I?OR REMI1R.VNTS, PHOTOOAPHS. SUN
; Pearls, I Jfc-slzc lectures, aud
IMctiirm of Every rnde.
Children's nnd babies' Pictures taken cheer
fully and satisfaction guaranteed. Price mod
erate. Inl2
MRS. It, LAWLESS,
JJANUFACTURER AND DE.VLEJl IN
SHIRTS, UNDERSHIRTS, DRAWERS, ETC.,
Corner Front and Yamhill streets, "Portland.
Shlrti Jlnde to Order
Of the brstmaterial.and warranted tout.
All kinds of mendins done. t
PORTLAND
PORTLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
ri am nr. claykt.,
San Kk.vscic.
Bll.NCII, 121 I'iiwtSt.,
l I"oirrL.isD, Ook.
M. CRAY,
Importer and Dealer In all kinds of
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
Sole Agent Tor the l'nclfic Const
.roit.
STEIMWAY'S AND OTHER FIRST-CLASS PIANOS,
. .AND. .
The "33ivdctt" Organs
I
The Best in the World!
PIANOS AND ORGANS TO RENT.
And rent applied In purclias-e.
ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Timctl nml Itcpnircil.
Every
Instrument Fully
Warranted
FOR FIVE YEARS.
WANTED:
,)rent In Etrry Tumi in tlie Slntr.
Catalogue and Price LUt sent free un nppll-
catlon to O. I DelMl.VNS,
Mana'ger Gray's Branch Music Store,
121 KIn.t St., Portland, Oregon.
Auuvt 1, 1371. lull
PACIFIC
Boot and Shoe Manufactory !
Tito Only rnmilUetoi-j-
LADIES' AND GENTS' FINE SHOES
Ou the Northern fonst !
s
HOES OF EVERY CLASS
Hade
to Order on Short Notice,
Wholesale and Retail.
ARE BEINU MADE DAILY.
DEPOT AT
PACIFIC BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE,
I'rutzninii. tSlllllinn A Co.,
Comer First and Morrion SLs., Portland.
J IT ST OUT:
The Box-Toed Oxfords and Gaiters,
JERSEY TIE,
The easiest fitting Summer Shoe made.
Anaustl, 1S71. in
JIRS. S. J. KUMSEY,
PORTRAIT AND LANDSCAPE PAINTER
UK FOUND IN HER STUDIO, on the
U'third floor of Corbetf New lHiildlng, from
10A.M.tllHl'.M.oieaciiuay
ISB-LEssOSS OIVKS IS I.sslSCAvr. P.VIfT'
tsa.
ELI-I3VG0KTt CO,
Washington St., lel. Second andTliIrd,
1-ORTLAND .
.OREGON
fE MANUFACTURE AN
A NO. 1 ARTICLE OF ,
BREAD,
.CR.CKKRS,
CAKES,
And all Idndsnf Pastry usually found in a First
uiass uaitcry.
K.V Goods dellvcreil to any part of the eitv
Jil.llnli
KAST & RICHARDS,
PMl:delpMa Boot & Shoe
Have Just received a
Xen NtocU of Hoots ami Klio-,
Store,
Etc
All are invited to call aud examine.
112 Front street (opposite McComUck'sj
Book Store). Portland.
No.
3
PORTLAND ADVERTISE3IENTS.
BEAL ESTATE
Stitzel & UPTON
REAL ESTATE BROKERS!
COBNER FRONT AND WASHINGTON STS.,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Agents for the Sale or Lots and Blocks in
HOLLADAY'S ADDITION.
EAST PORTLAND.
rpO OUR PATRONS AND THE PUBLIC
X Gcnenilly deslrlns to make SAKE and RE
LIABLE INVESTMENTS IN REAL PROP
ERTY, we lies leave at this time to call your
attention to this Desirable Tract, which has
been huhdlvided into Illocks and Lots, and Is
now in the market, to be sold In Alternate Lots
and Illocks.
No one has ever visited this body of land but
what will hay that It is the most eligible for
Suburban EcMdeuccs of any ottered 111 this
market, the land bavin: a gradual elope from
the river back to Seventeenth ht., there bcim;
scarcely any Block In thecntirc tract but what a
Fair View or the City of Portland and the Wil
lamette river can be had.
Another advantage this proierty will have
for residences: No hish water will excrallcet
the drainage of the city.
THE O. & C. R. R. CO'S NEW FERRY IIOAT
Is now makln?recular trlis from the foot ot
St., Holladay's Addition.
IMPROVEMENTS TO BE MADE:
Aside from sirautlc IninrovenienLs now in
contemplation by too Itallroad Company. In
III. UlUQII Ul llrtl WS, llillVJIUUVHilllU
Machine .Shops, finite a number of citizens will
commence crcctins Fine Residences and Bus
iness Houses. Also, street improvements, un
dcrcontRict,byKradinsandpluukiii7HoIladay Avenueits entire length, to connect with the
Sandy road. We run say that at least Half a
Million iraiiars win ic expenueu in permanent
improvements
ou tills
Atldtlou tli
present
sea&on.
Tcrmi of Nnle:
Forty Ir rent, cash down ; deferred pay
ments, six and twelve months, witli Interest at
the rate often percent. cr annum. .
KO QUESTION AS TO TITLE!
STITZEL& UPTON
Offer for sale a larse amount of IORTLAND
and K.VST l'ORTIM) RESIDENCE and
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
I"arties wlshlm; to purchase farms or lands
will be conveyed to them and shown the same
free of charge and at all times to suit the
convenience of our natrons.
A. lnrce amount of choice FARMING LANDS
for sale sltnated til Multnomah. Washintoii,
Yamlilll, Polk, IkMltoji, Lane, Marlon, Clack
amas, nml other counties of this State. For
PRICE LIST call at our otnee.
FOIl SALE:
Eighty Acre Lot TorMile.adJoliiiii;; Holladay's
.uuiuon ou me eusi. .vpp'y lu aiuzei &
Upton.
Fivo and Ten Acre Ixts for sale.adloinln
East Portland, on retusouable terms. Apply to
.smzei .v i pion.
Five and Twenty Acre IN for ale on the
Mcdamlzel roail tlin-v littles south of the
city limits. Apply to Stitzel A Upton.
r.VRJI.N TO KENT.
We have a number of Improved Farms, situ-
nf.sl in wasuinstiin eniiuiy. iroin louneen O
twenty miles or 1'orianu.
WANTED.
At this oflice. immediately, from Two to
Three Hundred Dwelling Houses, situated In
Portland and East rortiami. Tenants waning
patiently. nl STITZEL Jfc UPTON.
JACOB MAYER,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer In
D ZO--5T GOODS,
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
Hats and Gents Furnishing Goods,
I.ndles anil Misses'
TRIMMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS AND
BONNETS,
Frames, Braids, Cords, Ornaments, Flowers
Ribbons, Trimmings, etc.
Dress Goods, White Goods, Tankce
tlons, Etc.
Ladies' Cloaks. CloaK Trim
mings, Etc.
AGENT OF THE ELLENDALK WOOLEN
MILLS CO.
A JPull Stock of Blankets, yarns, Bea
vers, Ttceeds and Cassimcres
Constantly on
Jfand.
LATEST STYLUS MY EVERT STEAMER.
E- PARTICULAR
ATTENTION Paid to
Orders.
nl
On Tltirrt Stx-cct,
ItetHeii Morrison nml Yniiihill,
AT JOHN WILSON'S
CAN BE HAD:
lions Cloth, Pciue,etc
Vet all nl" and I"Ices-
-"Smearier
. ,ueuCambric Handkerchiefs, Plain,
U H EM Hcnimcd and Hem-stttclicd.boys' and
rents' Hemmed. Children's Linen
Itraldcd Suits,
Dress IJncn, Tabic
Linen, etc.
BLACK DRESS SILKS "American Gros
" tlrak' "warranted not lo crack or
change coior.unucrine severest usage,
for years."
SUNDRIES-Fans, Parasols (silk and al
8 para), White Zephyr Knit Shawls,
Ladles' Paper Collars (a prize in each
box), Lace Collars, Rubber Cloth, Silk
Buttons. Trlmtnlngand Sash Ribbons,
I
v eivci iuooous, usie inrcad utoves,
etc
HEW COODS-Opened every week, tin
NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE!
Unparalleled Inducements to Clubs
THE NEW NORTHWEST,
A Jonrnal for the People,
AXD
DEVOTED TO THE INTETESTS OF HUMANITY.
Our Intensely Interesting Serial Story,
JUDITH R E I D
I
A Plain Story or a l'lain Womnii,"
Is now being published from week to week, and
Is attracting universal attention, a limited
supply of buck numbers yet on hand.
Arrangements have been made to secure the
Services of a
COMPETENT CORPS OF WRITERS
upon any and all subjects or Public Interest.
The New Northwest is not a Woman
Rights, but a Human Rights organ, devobirt
to whatever ioliey may be necessary to teeure
the greatest good to the greatest number. It
knows 110 scs.no politics, no religion, no party,
no color, no creed. Its foundation Is fastened
upon the rock of Eternal Liberty. Universal
Emancipation and Untrammeled Progression.
OUR PREMIUM LIST.
As an Imliiremcnt lor our friends to make
exertions to secure large clubs for the Nbw-
NoKTiiwRsT. we offer me lotiowtng hsioi vai-
uablo premiums :
Kor twenty suuscnuer, at mwcwh,hwiii
panted by the cash, we will give the HOME
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE, without ta
ble, beautifully ornamented. Prlee,S38.
v.ir tiiirtv-Hve snltseribers. at ?! Hi eaeh.ae-
romiianled bv the cash, we will give a HOME
pni"pp! t fi'ii'TV.- r fTr r vl-' win. I llu..L'
Walnut table, bronzed ami niceiy nnuneu.
Price, 15.
For rortv subscribers, at S3 09 each, accom
panied bv the cash, we will give a HOMKSUUT
TLE bEWING JIACHINE, flnlslieil in extra
style, Willi Black Walnut table and eover.
Price, S30.
The above Sewing Machines, whieh are war
ranted first-class in every particular, can be
seen at the oflice or Geo. V. Traver, 112 Front
street, Portland.
For fifty subscribers, at S3 GO each, accom
panied bv the rash, we will give a MASON fc
HAMLIN PORTABLE ORGAN, four octave,
single reed, Willi black walnut case, ammonite
bellows swell, two blow pedals. Improved cen
ter pressure reed valves, etc. Price,.
For seventy-live subscriber, .at $3 W each, ac
companied by the rasli, a double reed MASON
.V HAMLIN ORGAN; resembles the tlrat ex
cept that It lias also a knee stop. ljjtfp.
For svcnty-five subscribers, at SW each,
.,..nr,i.,i i,v the cash and twenty-flve
dollars' additional, we will Rive a. MASON &
HAMLIN UItUA, oi rive vi.v, wk
STOl'. SELV-.IirSTIX KKKI i-n-
ritUVEII 11KI.LOWS, TKEHUIV?.T
swei.i. Price, siw. , . ,
For one iiuiiiireti suiisvriut-n, . w cwu,
and twenty dollars additional, we will lve a
M.VSON & HAMLIN ORGAN, MVE octa-rs,
FIVE STOPS, TWO SETS OK KIBRATORS THROU81I
OUT, IMIT.OVEB 01l.DCATED SEI.F-AFUCSf IN
KEElVAI.VE,IMPIlOVEInEI.IJ)WS,TKKMCUNT
AXI. KNEE-SWELLS. VIOIuV, DLVPASON,
FLUTE, TREMUIVNT. Iriee,il35.
Those who ileslre to work for these premiums
can send the names and money as fast as re
ceived. The subscriliers will be placed to their
credit, anil if enough names are not received
durins the year to procure the premium de
sired they can choosea lesser premiuni;r they
will lie entitled to receive twenty-live per cent.
In cash of the amount remitted for their labor,
OUR NEW PREMIUM LIST.
As The New Northwest has a trendy pro veil
a popular success, we are decided that it shall
alo prove aTliicjirir.
To enable our friends who may decide to can
vass for our lMiper to benefit both themselves
and us by increasing our Subscription Lhstn. we
propose to Rive the following additional Pre
miums to canvassers :
Any snlisTllMr urlio Ip In wrreorw for tike Naw
Noimi west, who will send us his or her own
subscription fee, and one new subserlbw, ac
companied ly the cash S6 00 we will gtv :
A pair I"arian31arble Vases;
Or a liohemian Glass Vase;
Or a liohemian Glass Card Receiver;
Or V, dozen Ivory Napkin Rlncs;
Or dozen Plateil Ten Spoons;
Or 1 pair Alexandre's Kid Gloves;
Or a spangled Lady's Fan.leatltered eihce:
OrallirdCaue;
Or an Album for holding H) pictures;
Or an Album (extra) for holding fiO picture;
Or a Fancy Letter Case;
Or a box Toilet Articles. lneitllnir aoan.
chalk, perfumery, etc.;
ura iiriiannia lea i-oi;
Ora Kerosene Lamp;
Or dozen Glass (.oolets;
Or Yi dozen Glass Tumblers;
Or a larso Glass Fruit Dish;
Or a Work Ilasket;
Ora Fine Embroidered llandKereliter;
Or K dozen Linen Handkerchiefs;
Or a" Woolen Table Cover;
Or H dozen Table Napkins;
Or dozen Towels;
Or an elegant Fortmonla.
Anv sulscrlbcr who is In arrears torn vaar's
subscription, and who will send his or Iter own
subscription fee, and two new subeertlier, ac
companied by the rash making $6 W we will
semi :
A set of Rogers' Table Forks, triple plated, on
white metal, warranted;
Ora set of Rosers'TableSpoons, triple plated,
on white metal, warranted;
Ora set of Rogers' Tea Spoons, triple plated,
on white metal, warranted;
or !4 uozen nosers' Kusseirs rattle Knives,
best quality, warranted;
n.. I. o .1 ...... f ltlnl ISim
Any person In arrears for subscription toTiiK
New Noktiiwest, who will semi his or her
subscription fee and three new subscribers, ac
companied by the cash, making Sri W, we will
eiii :
A handsome Marseilles Quilt;
Ora handsome Woolen liullt, red ami white
or blue and white; v
ur a pair oi lame . loins;
Or two pairs of Nottingham Laee Curtains;
Or three pairs Alexandre's KM Gloves, any
color or size: .
Ora Japanese Inlaid work Kox;
Or IS yards best yd. wide Slieetlnir.
For seven subscribers at S3 80 each, amount-
in to yl Ul. we will send :
An extra Castor, tripleplated. on white metal
value.! at S9 00:
Ora ridy'.s rittngiiesK, or equal value;
Orat'abinet, Japanese Inlaid;
Or an Ext m Jaianese Iulahl Work Box.
These articles are all valuable, and are war
ranted to be Just as we represent them. Per
sons living in this city or who can visit us ean
receive these artlelesrrom our own lianas at an
hour's notice; or ir not convenient tovWttv,
we will send the articles by express to any ad
dress. Jioordcr or tins Kind will receive awemion
unless the cash accompanies H.
Sena money in iiosiouice oruers we cus
tomary rate of currency, or send draft If pre
ferred. All orders promptly attended lo.
v Eiii-in.ii- hone that this unparalleled
otrer.whlchlsaiicw feature in the "t1F
. . . . III . . 4 . arft 4 1 A hiMri V 1 W.
sponse from the many friends of oar W
uusiness in ureifon, wm im ?""rlW i-.i.r
who up 10 inis uine rnnot be run
seTf'the' l'ulllc anTTiiK Umw Xtwritwr
Jf:miiic' Hotel,
M VIV STREET. DALLES CITY, ORECON.
Vin vr.D riY THE DAY, Week or 3Ionth,on
TJ the most reasonable tcniis.
..Virloraccommodatlonsforfanillle,
t irord ; Coach to and from the hooe free.
"are safe for the keeping ot valuables,
house open .n p,
SHADE &- CO. .
RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE PUBLIC
that they have established a
PIONEER DYEING AND SCOURING BUSINESS
In this city, and are prepared to receive orders
for Dyeing and Cleaning Ladles Dmw,
Cloaks and Mantles. Also, Damask Curtains
nnd Gents' Clothing. Work done In the best
style and Warranted. Kid Gloves neatly
Cleansed. Please give us a call at our Dyeing
Establishment. First St.. between Oalc and
Ash, opposite the Oregon Bakery- .
July 21,1371. vlnl2 SHADE & CO.
$20 A DAY
TO MALE AND FEMALE AGENTS!
riH) INTRODUCE THE CELEBRATED
$25 Buckeye Shuttle Sewing: macume.
Stltch alike or lf
licensed h"te MacMne in CeIcbratenyil
for l,,uainknowlcdgcdby all to be the
rAlb-Maelfor heavy and lightsew-
ir?gin thcmarkeL
Outfit free. MIXEK 1'll.iHSOJI,
Address . Fts AltAnv Oregon,
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