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The Coast Mail.'
A MMUMR CASK.
teak.! brnrfew'ro tone b ton It.
f, I Itsowi moot feltnwa Will,
ti Mt4 H-Vm liotieo mriell.tlr,
ra.yme, 'm ainmf ami.
rim met her did rno tll me
AM rt alvail to Rule the queatton
Iftif me jroo lrfl too ball room
with It mnaia ana U light!
fW y r ! flime U brlBfateat
gtt th darken of tho nlnht. B
WeU, you walked nlnnc tother,
nvorhovi ih utarut kr. .
And 1111 bet-old man, oonfpaa It
You ware fritbitnaa. Ho waa I.
yoa Mrnllett Moot the terrace,
Ihe ivtinmer moonlight pour
All tta Tad I unroot) thh water
A Miry rlppieit on the ali-re;
Till at length you gathered courage,
SiS " "w lba' none were nnjo
JM'l Yon draw hercloaa and tell tier
Tt yott .oved her. 80 did I.
Welt.! needn't nak yon further.
Anil I'm mr I wlh you Joy;
Think I'll wander down and aeejrnn
W&an you're tt arrled eb, my boy?
When the honey roi-on mover
Andy n'm aMt led down, we'll try
WbniT The rtenro yon aaj 1 detected!
Yon rejepledr Ho wax ).
A i'edeatrifin DUcoTrrcd.
"Talking about tlioso riodcslrian
oontoala," nuid old Diflfondcrier 10
Judgo Vnn Snyder, as thoy crossed
on tho Fotry tho other afternoon, " I
shall novcr forget a walking match
down nt Now Oi leans just after tho
war, ut which I acted us umpire"
"llomurkablo time, oh?" asked tho
Judge.
"Well, tho timo was good enough,
1 boliovoj but that wasn't what made
tho contest peculiar. You see there
rVroro twenty. two entries, and tho
"Valking took place in the Lnko Pon
oharlrain raco track. It was a fifty
xnilo walk, and all tho monoy in town
moat was backed on tho New Or-
loans champion. However, there was
H littlo bullet headed Canadian, with
black oyes, who jumped right
into tbo lead at the send off, and got
away from tho rest in lino style. 01
courso, all tho knowing ones laughed
at this, tccauso they knew tho Can
adian would bo all used up and
pumped out after tlio first ten miles,
when they'd easily pass him. Hut
ttomobow ho didn't let uj his gait un
til ho had scored twenty miles, when
ho went to his tent to rest. Wo took
U for granted, that was the end of
htm, when, to our surprise, ho jumped
into tbo track again in about tire
minutes, and pegged away apparent
ly as fresh as ever. Well, sir, that
little cuss kept it up for about twenty
miles more, and when bo stopped
again for rest, he was over six miles
ahead of tbo crowd. The Now Or
leans champion was doing bis level
best to reduce this lead, when behold!
Out pops tho little cast iron follow
Tor a third tunc, and apparently, in
better trim than he bad been during
tbo whole match.
"Hard man to beat, that, put in
tho Judgo.
Why, it was just impossible to beat
him. Ho won by a couple of hours,
d tho crowd were so excited ever
his performance, that they carried
klm in town and gavo him a dinner
at tbo St. Charles. 1 sat next to the
winner, and tho way that that little
Canadian tucked awa5" tho gruo was
a caution. Alter a while ho asked to
be excused for a luinute and went
out. When bo returned to the table
lie braced up and started in on the
provisions again, just as if he hadu't
eaton anything for a week. The way
he got outside of a couple of boned
turkeys and three bottles of wino
was something awful to behold. Just
as he was getting to look sorter filled
p at last, a waiter brought him a
note, and again he asked to bo ex
CUficd, and loll the lablo. Presently,
back bo comes once more, and the
manner in which ho walked into a
cold ham and made a roast pig look
like a frame houso struck by light
ning, just paralyzed tho whole rom-
pany, which was waiting lor mm to
5 ret through so as to reply to a toast,
last thou I saw tbo note ho had
received under his chair, where he
had dropped it, ho I quietly picked it
up. It road:
Deaii Nki: Dout be so all-ilred long
winded. Jack in most starved. Come
out and let hiui reply to the speeches.
Bb anro and come riht up to the room
and keep out of sight while he is on
deck. Bon.
I kinder saw through the whole
thing at once, so, as 1 passed tho po- ;
Uestnan anotiicr pie, isaiu caruicsaiv,
"Kinder good appetite this evening,
Jack."
'Yes, walking makes mo powerful
hungry," uaid ho.
"Shan't I order you a few hard
Vollod eggs, Bob?" said I.
Ke looked at mo sorter sidowaysa
moment, and then said:
"No, I guess I'm doing pretty
"well,"
"Bon't yon think a couple of por-'
ter house steaks would kinder brace
you up, Nod?" says I.
He turned white as a sheet. "For
Jieavon's sake, spoak low," ho whis
perod, "I soo you know wo are trip
lets, and havo put up a littlo job on
"the boys, xion t give us uway, aim
tr, and we'll divide tho gate money I
adfrtakos with you." j
"Wyou didnH accept his oiler?" i
aid Jdgo Van Snyder much inter-
'httre0W
iw'ell I disromombor exactly
AteKit that," said old Diftoudorfer,
TM)y "Its boon a good whilo ago,
ttwa '"
Bat jui hero tho boat landed, and
tby re uoparatod by the crowd,
but all the jmmo, tho Judgo will go
to Jl grave couvinced that tho tsold
fotrta (a the case of tho great New
Ort wlkiK match havo novcr
ally HUWO uniu now.
- Tke is a yotmar mechanic at work for
- SIL-w. s. Mvmoutli county. Mass..
wSw Wher.gnwdUUieraudgreat-l
ZZSiZLr worked boforo him; and i
bfc awadMker is mow employed,
SJSK- of oae imily employ;
rtL.rf.ta. .-i tVUaU
eft btk wuwr MHopaay, "d all within
timy-wve yn.
Tfc tt i tae Juno occurred in
IM 0y fawt week.
AtiRlCULtUK.U,
K.rKRlMRNT8 WITH WltBAT.TllO
, roport or experiments by S. M. Tracy,
professor of oconotnlo botany at the
Agricultural College of tho Univer
sity ol Missouri, shows that with 44
variotlos of winter wheat, tho JRod
May ripened Juno Oth, and yielded
32.0-1 bushels por aorc, and weighed
02 pounds; Full riponod Juno 12th,
yioldod 35.90 bushels, and woighod
t Otf pounds; JJiohl ripened Juno 12th,
yioldcd 30.G0 bushels, weighing Gl
i pounds ; Trcadwoll ripened Juno
20th, yielded 62.33 bushels, weighing
J Gl pounds.
I Although ovory varioty, with ono
oxecptton, gavo a larger yield in 1879
than in 1878, tho most marked in.
crcaso is shown in tho .Russian kinds.
I which gavo an averago yield of 31.20
bushels per acre in 1879, against 18.22
j bushels in 1878. Thoy all scorn very
, hari'y and stand ap well, but tlio
1 proportion of straw is greater than
j in tho American varieties. Tho Or
I egon varieties have all boon disoard.
I od excepting tbo Oregon club, which
yioldcd less than tho average this
year, but moro than the averago for
tho two years.
It wus lound that from the begin,
ning of harvest to Juno 2lst, in 1878,
and to Juno 20th, in 1879, there is
but littlo difference in the yiold, but
that after tlioso dates, especially in
1878, the yield decreases. Tho actual
decrcaso was greater than is indi.
catcd by tho table, as 18 varieties
which yielded less than 15 bushels to
tho acre, and arc not included in the
table, all ripened Juno 29th, or later,
in 187S, and Juno 21st, or later, in
1S79. With a selection from tho va
rieties ripening boforo Juno 21sl, the
time of harvest oxtends over thirteen
days, which in most cases is sufficient
timo to enable tho cultivator to har
vest his crop when it is in just tho
right stage. Professor Tracy tbinkB
that by a proper selection of seed
during a series of years it will doubt
less bo possible to extend somewhat
the lime of harvest.
Several of tho varieties which suc
ceeded best in 1S7S, and a few of the
varieties received last fall, were sown
on the college farm. With these
crops, Jlr. Maddox. farm superin
tendent, reports the iollowiug re
sults. " Clawson, two fields yield 23
and 2G bushels per acre; silver chaff,
20 bushels; Fultz, two 4lelds, 1G and
2."i bushels. These crops were all
raised on dry white oak ridges which
have bceu in cultivation for many
j'cars, and have received almost no
manure. On one field where Zim
merman was almost a failure in 1878,
Sanford and Smooth Mediterranean
were grown and yielded 13 bushels
per acre. Mold's white and Mold's
red gave only 1 1 bushels to the acre."
Keeping Winter Fruit. Apples
should be gathered as late as possi
ble before cold weather, and should
bo picked with the hand to insure
soundness. Pack carefully in a
clean, tight flour barrel, shako down
gently and bead up; placo in a cool,
sbady shed, that is well open to tho
air, or on the north side of a build
ing, and cover up tbo tops with
boards. La- tho barrels on their
sides on rails, and if very cold cover
up with cornstalks. Keep out of
doors as lato as possible, and then
remove to a cool, "dry cellar, where
air can be admitted on pleasant days.
Here, also, tbo barrels should be laid
on tbeic sides and on rails. Pears
should bo allowed to buug on the
trees until frosty nights, when they
should be carefully hand-picked and
wrapped separately in paper and
packed in shallow boxes, where they
can bo easily examined, for some of
them will probably rot. Jveep cov.
ered to prevent shriveling. Place in
a cool, dry cellar, and as they begin
to ripen, brini: into a warm room
and wrap in woolen cloth, and their
flavor will be highly increased.
Grapes can be kept well into the
winter if caro is exercised. Choose
the late ripening sorts, such as
Clinton, Catawba, Diana, isabolla,
etc. Select tho finest and moat ma
turod bunches, carefully cutting out
the decayed grapes, if any, being
careful pot to disturb the bloom;
after sweating a few days on a shelf
in a cool place, pack in baked saw
dust or cotton batting, one layer of
sawdust and one layer ot grapes, and
fl0 on. kcep at an orea temperature
nnd cool as nossible at about freez
ing point. Lake View Horticultur
ist. I'nrm Mo Ira.
Cooking soda, dissolved in water
to saturation, is as fatal to potato
bugs as Paris green. The Newbury
port Herald knows this to bo a fact.
Land laid down with clover is bet
ter than money in bank, drawing
more interest than any bank can pay
and compounding tho interest of
tencr. A correspondent of tho Mussachu
setts Plowman has had continued
success, year after year, in raising
nliinis. where hens were confined in
tho yard where tho troes were
",'j;
j aim',
lie BUPl,(
rue uens aio i um .,
pposes.
; atntnd that Indian corn
..i.n.i intn r-liui-coal will make val
. "
uable condiment lor poultry. U will
put tbo Iiouh in good health, and
cause a general toning up of tho sys
tem that will bo seen in moro and
hotter eggs.
Gardening is regularly and practi.
cally taught in more than 20,000
primary schools in Franco. Every
School houso has its garden, and
teachers must bo not only good
gardoDers, but qualified to teach
horticulture, or they cannot pass ox.
amlnation.
It will bo found desirable, whon
" washed, to use a soil
Horses arc- wu. ,
spongo uu v. ... '-,". .,
bo! o soap fa. been d Ubo vd. .
romovos tho etrong pungent smell,
greatly refreshes tho animals, and
Crotch CenrbiklH.
A shy young man of Sootlaud for
fourteen years had wood the lussio
of his heart. Ono night Jnmio for
Unit was his namo called to see
Jennie, nnd thoro was it torriblo look
about tho oyes, just as thoro is some
times whon they've mndo up their
mind to pop tho question. And
Jamio camo in and sat down by tbo
fire, just as ho hnd dono ovory night
for fourteen yoars, and ho talkod
about tbo woathor, and tho cattle,
and tho crops, nnd tho stock nmik-nL
I was going to say but no, thoy
didu't talk about that; and finally
Jannosnid:
"Iy'o known you for a long timo."
"Yes, Jnmio." said sho.
"And I'vo thought I'd always liko
to know you, Jonnie."
"Y o-s Jamie."
"And so I'vo bought a lot, Jonnie."
"Yes, Jamie"
"So that when "
"Yes, Jamie, vcs."
"We're dead wo can lay our .bones
logetner.
Tho fool had gone and bought a
lot in a graveyard, but Jonnio was
net discouraged. Sho know her man
well after fourteen years sho ought
to and so sho said softly:
"Jamie.1'
"Yea, Jennie."
"Don't you think 'twould bo hot
tor to lay our bones together whilo
wo'ro yot alivo ?"
".Hill tarjlionor."
A sergeant ot dragoons lias been
before a court-martial at Berlin on
the charge of assaulting and muti
lating a tanner of Grunan. Tho dis
ciple of Dollona was in Grunan on
business, and was quartered at the
houso of his victim. Ho mudo him
self obnoxious to his host in various
ways, and finally, coining in to din
ner drunk, ho took out his saber and
laid it on tho tablo beside his plate.
Tho farmer asked him what ho did
that for.
"Nothing less than n saber or a
saw will cut the meat you givo me,"
was tho reply.
Tho agriculturist went out and
brought in from tho barn-yard a
pitchfork, which bad been used to
distribute dung, and which ho laid
down on the other side ot tho war
rior's plate remarking:
"You need a strong fork for such a
niio.
Tho sorgeant took umbrago at this
eareasm and commenced, inconti
nently, to carve the author of it with
his saber. The latter was foolish
enough to resist, and was badly hurt.
He made a complaint, and the au
thorities arrested tho man of war,
and handed him over to his regiment
for judgment.
"Can you offer any excuse for
your violence?" asked tho president
of the court martial.
"To bo suro I can," was tho reply.
"What is it?"
"Honor, sir."
"Honor!"
"Military honor, sir. Havo not I,
a voteran of two wars, tho right to
joke with such a low dung grubbing
civilian without his exercising his
gross wit on mo in return? As tho
divine Schiller says "
"Wo aro not trying Schiller here.
You aro sentenced to three months'
arrest, double guard duty for six
months and tbo loss of a stripo."
WISE -SAY108.
Rivalry is only feared by inferior
minds.
Books aro the welcome companions of
the lonely.
A moment of eternity will servo to
solve the riddles of all time.
Peace baa made greater conquests than
war has ever achieved.
The mainspring f man's action is hid
den from view, a is the mainspring of a
watcn.
Women's rights are tho rights that
God has given them, to be looked up to,
respected and beloved by men.
Misunderstandings aro frequently the
cans of numberless dissensions, that
olten coukl do rectineu y iranKne.
There is wisdom in battling lwldly
with an adverse faith; there is a deeper
wisdom in a quiet submission to tho in
evitable. Tho patriot is ho who obeys his coun
try's laws, and if they are oppressive and
unjust serves earnestly ana in proper
limits to rectify them.
The world is a leo-hive in which we
are all hnnting for homey; the few are
successful, but tho many only receivo
stings and pains in tho effort.
Hoimj thrills the heart and nerves the
arm to heroic exertions; despair paralyzes
tho soul, benumbs the brain, and makes
of its victim an unburied corpse.
Joy has swift wings, and but briefly
tarries with us ere she resumes her
flight, but sorrow, with plumage black,
and weary wing, long delays hor depar
ture. There is a famo that endures and a
fame that is transient; ono in written
with indelible ink on the pages of his
tory, and one is traced by faint icncil
marks, that Timo, tho greatest eraser,
noon obliterates.
On tho high seas of life all cannot ex
pect to bo captains, but the humblest
member of a crew, if ho attends faithfully
to duty, wiJl receive due compensation
in tho log book of eternity.
It is an unpleasant task to chide a
friend for faults, anil though the un
pleasant duty should o performed, if wo
have true friendship for tho erring, it
should bo done in tho kindest and inont
delicate manner.
Ciianoe ov Location. Those enter
prising young dealers, Messrs. Coggins
i- Iteach, havo been compelled by in
erasing business to make a change to
quarters where they could havo moro
room, and havo therefore moved to 10.1
Front street, in tho store formerly occu
pied by T. A. Davis k Co. Tho lire only
retarded them for a few days, and thoy
are now fully recovered from lU effects
and aro prepared to fill all country and
city orders promptly. By the incoming
trip of tho Elder thoy have U00 cases of
glass, and othor goods will bo forwarded
by ovorv steamer. The firm is bound to
push to tho front in the line of business
in which they aro engaged, and we eorn
mend them to our readers as fair dealing,
liberal men and deserving of patronage.
K LKAMINH BtMINr.N1 HOWIE,
Messrs, Walter Brothers, of Portland,
tho well-known donlcrsjin floor and wall
furnishing goods, having just opened
their spleudid now store nt No. 85 First
street, in tho now Oro Pino lllock, wo
doom it a 1U opportunity to toll our read-'
... ...l.l ...... il.t..l- 1 i .,. I ;
vm iium u uiuiK nuout ineir imsuiewi
and business facilities,
This houso was established in this city
in 18C2, nnd has an enviablo reputation
as ono of our old and substantial houses,
lloing a branch of tho old houses of
Walter Brothers of Now York nnd D. N.
nnd R Walter & Co. of San Francisco,
their facilities for tho selection and sup
ply of their enormous stock aro unox-'
colled.
On tho right ns you enter may Iw seen
their lnrgo upholstoring deportment,
consisting of covering goods, such ns reps,
dnmnsks, plushes, etc., with springs, cas
tors, gimps, tneks and nil luticlo to make
tho upholsterer's full stock. On tho left
from the floor to the coiling are dingounl
sholves loaded with wall paper, from the
very cheapest to tho finest decorations.
Tho center of tho store contains enor
mous piles of wall paper nnd floor oil
cloth in bulk. Horo are also coir and
Napier mnttings, China mnttingSj mats,
window shades, nnd window furnishings
and fixtures of nil kinds, with ninny other
things too numerous to mention.
A nent modo of utilizing space hns
lieon adopted by running n gallery and
balustrade nround the sides, half way up
to tho ceiling, with a bridge across tho
center of tho store, nnd i stnirwoy lead
ing up so as to facilitate tho inspection
of goods on high shelves. Tho main
store is IWxlOO feet, with n neatly fur
nished and elegantly lighted business of
flee in tho rear, which commands a view
of tho whole storo. A basement tlSxllH)
affords a tluo packing room and storage
for all bulky goods hi bales.
Wo now coma to an ensv flight of stairs
leading to the grand hall above. Our
eye is attracted ly the finest uewell-post
in tho city supporting the lcautiful
hand-rail nnd balustrade.
Arriviug at the top mo found a room
50x100 feet J tho largest on this coast, for
tho display of carpetings. We are as
sured thoro is not such n room in San
Francisco. Hero are carpets of nil
styles, shades nnd grades, from the very
cheapest to tho finest known in the trade.
Oil olotlis from three to twenty-four foot
wide; a lino lino of Ineo curtains, of nil
styles nnd prices; rugs nnd mats of nil
kinds, including now designs of rubbor
mats. Wo were particularly interested
in tho fine lot of Turkish umts jitht im
ported by this house. Their chief lcnuty
consists in the harmonious blending (if
colors and the softness of their texture,
making them very agreeablo and pleas
ant to eyo and foot. They .are made by
hand nnd their patterns are peculiar, no
two ever In'ing made exactly alike. The
mat or rug M le was tho origimd form of
a carpet invented by tho ancients, made
of suitable sizes, so as to spread upon
tho floor when occasion required. 1-gvpt
is credited with lteiiig the country that
first used carpets or floor covering as
an article of luxury in her ancient
days of splendor. This was home time
before Portland was founded, or even
the house of Walter Uros. was es
tablished. Persian carpets are men
tioned in the Scriptures. The ancient
royal carets of Paris required from five
to ten years in their construction, and
cost a princely fortune. The use of car
pets has increased more in the last lift v
ycors than that of any other commodity
of equal ancient origin, the use of ma
chinery bringing their price within tin
reach of everybody. The United States
in proportion to tho population is by far
the greatest consumer of carets, of all
the nations of tho world. In fact from
the verv poorest hovel to the palace, the
carpet Is a prime necessity, nnd Walter
Bros, nre prepared to meet the wants of
all grades. On this iloor is also a work
ing room whero busy fingers aro sewing 1
and making up carpets, draperies, etc.
Hero are cornices, stair rods and all sim
ilar accessories for houso convenience
and embelishments.
An elevator furnishes convenience for
shipping and storing goods. Tho whole
establishment is well lighted throughout
and presents an attractive aspect.
Enormous quantities of goods nre con
stantly arriving. Wo notice that n par
ticularly fine lino of chintz camo in on
the last steamer.
No letter selection of goods in their
line can bo found at anv store in tho
United States.
hHATCIIKD Kill J n TJIK (JKAVK.
On a recent visit to Dr. Keek's office,
we there had tho pleasure of meeting
Mrs. P. H. Feker, daughter of Dr. Win.
Jolly, of Washington county, nnd now
tho wife of a well-known citizen of Mc
Minnville. This lady stated that for
three months sho had been afflicted with
that terrible disease, cancer of tho womb.
After being treated by one physic-inn
without receiving any lwnefit, nnd tho
cancer in tho meantime rapidly enlarging
until it attained tho size of a man's fist,
causing tho most excruciating pains, sho
consulted several physicians of high
standing in tho profession, who, upon
examination of her caso pronounced it
incurable, and said that sho must die.
Believing that her sjcedy demise was
certain sho accordingly modo tho neces
sary pro-mortuary arrangement of hor
affairs. But her father, who is also an
old physician, advised her to pluco herself
under Dr. Keek's treatment, which, with
very slight hoies of recovery, sho con
sented to do. In nbont six weeks from t
that timo tho Dr. removed tho cancer
from her, root and branch, restoring Jun
to husband, family and friends; and sho
expresses hersolf aA being now in tho en
joyment of excellent health.
Through gratitude to tho Doctor, whom
sho regards ns tho savior of Jier life, and
for tho benefit of those who are now, or
may yet be, similarly afflicted, she desires
tho publication of tho foregoing a re
quest to which we eheorfnlly accede.
InroiiTANT to Faiimeiw. Tho want of
a reliable book by which to calculate tho
value of wheat in this market when
quoted nt any price in tho Liverpool nnd
London markets has long lioen felt, but .
which is now happily niet in tho ,
"Wheat Dealers' auido," compiled by !
J. It. Farish, munager of the Morchnnts
Exchango, this city, and which ho '
has arranged to sell at tho exceedingly '
lu- nrico of 2.1 cents nor copy- cash to ,
accompany orders. It is very important
to any and all who sell wheat to bo ablu
In le than livo lulnutoa to toll (an Hioy
can from thin book) tho price of wiieat
n tliiH niarKet wnon uafu un b""
iirifOH, wJilch govern tho markets on thin
ooast. Calculations aro wnrmntoil thor-
oughly correct. .
A Denluon, Tex., girl's foot was hadly
wounded, resulting in lockjaw. A ijliy
sician was called, and terror at tho sight
of tho edged instrument produced a re
action, and the girl was well hefore any
thing could bo dona for hor.
An Ankciiotm or this Lati: Oiiam.ks
Ijrvku. Tho lvto Charles Loer, Con
sul nt Trioslo, had aceompniiied his
daughter to London. Lord Lytton,
hearing or his arrival, Invited him to
dinner. "Ah, Lover!" said ho, giooliiiR
l.t.. . i.l.iti vim inii iilitn In nllilfl.
You will im-ot your chief, Clarendon,"
,u . .. )..! .!.. ,....... AIT..!.. Vnn-
itiieii iUiiunier oi "n'mu ainumii ......
t...v.w lin.1 iimlHiul llio fnnniilitv of ill)
plvlng to leave. "I fear I mini retire;
im noso is bleodinir." ho replied, making
for tho door; which nt Hint moment
opened, Lord Olnrondon being nn
nouneod. After shaking hnnds with tho
host, U is Lordship espied Iaivor before
lie could make good his retreat. "Ah,
Mr. Lovorl I didn't know you were in
England. I didn't oven know you hnd
asked for leave." "No-o-no, my lord,"
stammered tho witty novelist, "I
thought it would be more respectful to
Your Lordship to come In and ask for it
in person."
AiTKii Thirty Ykviis. A Kansas City
paper says: Giles Paris, aged colored
nmn who enmo to Wyandotte ono Sunday,
tolls quite n rotnnrknhlo story of finding
his daughter after a nepnration of thirty
years. Ho states that about thirty years
ngo, he now being n man of nearly
seventy years old, his daughter, then n
voung girl, was taken ft out him nt Lex
ingtoin, Mo., when she was sold to some
parties going South. One Sunday, not
long ngo; ho came to this city, nnd whilo
walking up Main street snw n young
colored woman coming towards him,
nnd, although n quarter of n century had
passed over his head since ho had seen
her, still he recognied his daughter, nnd
upon going up nnd speaking to her found
that ho was corioct, ami that it was his
ilntitthtcr Jane who stood before him. It
is needless to state Hint the lounion was
a happy one. His- daughter had Ih'oii
working in this oit for some years,
whilo ho waslivingnt Big Stranger, com
paratively a few miles distant.
-I ii in iklnic nn.i i ii it'll tar or In Mr II.
I UK I rfiiiouit tiiiy niltcrllsriii- lit In
III mier )u will i'nf iiii-mIIum iIip
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Portland Business Directory
PHYSICIAN AMI Sl'llOKU.V.
CAIIPWKI.I.. W. 11, -H. K. cor. KliM nJ Mor
rUon, ner Mor'u'ii I'alaco of An.
uK.vnsT.
SMirit, lilt. V.. O.-IGT ,Klrt utrrt't,
I'urtlim I.
Mil. W.M.I.Af'K
unil I'ollrri. r.
imimplly tt-ti!i'il t'i
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MONKV I.ONKI -IIDOtw IIOlHIIll-'
LYi I'nKliico Sul 1 V- flit Collrrlisl. T.
A. WOUII A K I) . I'rlnclnl Hp1 K'talp Arnt
I'-rtliinil
Til IMtlX I I.S
Wh imvi'WKI pounil t llr vlfr In cicllrtil
nnlvr which w will "'II f r 'ttivnl ih-i louml.
W. I I'aI.xI- It. r.ntliiinl.
ADDISON C3IIIIIM.
A 1 1 ovimy V Ctti n-t'ttii'N it Iu-vr
Portland, : : : Oregon.
Rooms S and "'.over First Xutioimi Hank
t'arllcuUr aunitl hi ilt lu luinltirtt In Ihr
Uullrtl Mill" diurti-
FOR SALE.
A First-Class Lodging House
NTIIK UKsTI'itUrilK l'OK'l 1, M, Wlt.t.
A b nil'l nn e O-1111-. rii" linii.t-Im-c
imrril J.Jtj pr inonlli u .l.lrr l' Ti lll iiiuii
m inni ruin uiln In li ntlil 1 1 ion.
Aililtfrn Th.uhkm i Me- I'ot I imi.
GEMS! GEMS! GEMS I
G. H. JUOKINS.
Morrlnuu Nlreft, ftenr tlto I'ual oilier,
t'Oliri-AWII, tHMJO.,
la prepHrril lo furnluli 36 firms for M crnl;
lSdriuiiUnU.il Opiiik for M ri-ntu; 12 chpI Iu
for It 2S; I ltoii-tiin for gl; S.U, Id frump,
tl A0. ClillJrcm plctiiro a ifclUy. II
COGCIN8 & BEACH,
Wholesale anil Uttall Dealer In
AVERILL AND RUBBER
MIXED PAINTS.
Doors, Windows and Blinds, Paints, Oils.
Brushes, etc., etc.
103 from N I reel, I'urllnnil, Or.
"(Formerly ocrupleJ by T. A. Duvln A Co.)
Cnntraclom and IVlen are riiirtej
end forourll.lof price".
I
NATIONAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
I'rrparr for llnllir
nil thn nractlriil iliuleinl
Bllf In u Bl iiihIIo cruimo ol
I nairucilon III noon raninx
lllllneM KurniK, lluailipo
Vrltluiivtlo IVnninrmlilpund
li Knallali llraiiehm. Koi
Irull liiforninllon mlilreiia
l)e h-tinc A Whit J,rtln,ul
ROCK SOAP!
Xlio BMt Houp Alntlc.
Aak yonr Orocnr for It.
M. GJ. INIUWUliJItltY,
iaa KrontMt , Irtlnnl,Or.
Avent for On-Kon and W'oHlilnulon Termor'
KRIBS&M'MILLEN,
JJBALtCns IN
Cook, Parlor and Box Stoves,
COOKING RANGES AND HEATING
FURNACES.
Manufacturer of nil kind of
TIN COPPER AND SHEET-IRON WARE.
Itooling and all kinds of Job Woik
Piomptlynttouded to
So. 10J Flint HtKl, l'nrllnnil, Oregon
Jewelrv, Watches, Diamonds,
Silver and Plated Ware,
. . fippaiv Rprliiporl Prtrnn
i At breauy iieaucea rnces.
'
t No Failure, No Forced Sale, No Deception,
j ,
To mnko room for a new clock of gool wlilcli
I sin about lo w;let ieronally Inllio ICimt and hi
Hurojic, I oiler all article hi my lino
At Coat During September
Guatoinor are invited lo rail and Imtwct, ami
Ijecouvhiceil of tliu good faith of my eUUmieut.
J. VAN BEURDEK.
WM. COM.tKtt. A.OAMI'UKM.
TJIVIOIV XXIOIX WOKKS,
ISOtVWSOIW TO C0M.IU' WON WOIIKB.I
MACHINISTS AND IRON FOUNDERS
lllArkamttlilnit and repairing Uona at nhort iwllpn
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS.
Hiwlsl Allrntlnn itlvcn to Wish! WoikltiK macliliiM. 'rirr front nnri MntuNiritu
I'w tlnnil, lrmii.
DR. JAMES KECK,
So famed for his grent success In tho trenl
nii'iit nnd euro of
CATARRH.
Can. will nnd dot", positively, rsdlrnjly,
palnlcHslv, nnd uilhoul Hit tw of the kvft,
CURE CANCER.
if ,.i!ii..i,,.l i.-iiii iMd iiiri-ltiti) ilUeiiie.
heretofore usually fatal, do not, as you
value vonr lire, submit to the munloroiw
butcherv of a siiruli'iil operation, . hlj'li In
variable leaves portions of the roots in tho
llosh us jrrHi,nml nil the rnneeroiis humor
In the system ns Jml for tho growth nnd
development of ono or mow cancers,
moro pnlnful, Inrtsor nnd deeper soiilud
Mum tho first. ... ,,
W Dr. Keek's method, tho cancer, IT
not "too farndviuu'i'd, isdrwW by modi
cine, administered Internally, nnd thus
curried from the system, nour to return;
ami In tho more advanced singes, it Is re
moved bv a tncllclnal iipplliatl'tu to the
part, iiiid'thn medicine I used inlcrnally
lo cleanse the system of the eanituoiis
humor.
Do not o humlmwd bv physicians
who will show yon a number of cancer
liiit...!. mil r.i... .i.illi'tilhl ,11111 tllllMITYIMI
1IIIIIUI?, 1IH lllllll ,...,... ......
In glass jars. Tine, tho cancers nre there,
but too often tho patients from whom
thuy were cut, can ho found only in the
grave.
fall nnd see the Dortor. nnd, instead or
shotting you piintod or written ceillll
rales, he will relur you to reputable, liv
ing iltlrens of Portland nnd eNewhere,
who will gratefully testify that they have
been permanently cured by him, even
after having been pronounced incurable
and left to die bv oilier physUisns.
Olllei) consultation free. Chronic and
diseases peculiar to women a specialty.
Oliice. l.T) First si,, Strou bridge's build
ing, Poitlniid. Oregon. olfilm
riiU llninUunir Aiiirlnui la m aninili
id Ilia lj fn ninlklliril Ittniir II.
Iiilrnli.il iHlnloicnr ol
AQUARIUMS,
FERNERIES.
LAWN VASES
6c ORNAMENTS.
BraokotH and Chondoliors.
Tlir namiilcitiown liolu3,tMonof water;
la mucin of heavy 111 u t ulsna, with I ltilyorn
nieiiled Iron alHiid hiuI braaa clmloa iidnrna
inenK I'rlcn IT. Hume Hyla holdliu m gal
lima of Mfilrr wlthoiil clmlna, V Ullmt aril
rlra al iiroixirllonuiely low urlca. Calaloaua
lu rnita, wuleli muy Ihi dwluctnd from Ilia nrl
uraer.
L. SAMUEL.
113 Morrison St.,' Portland, Or.
Solo Arjont for Oroflon, WmhIi
incjtou nnd Idaho.
ATTENTIO.M J
AVI)
DON'T YOU FORGET IT !
THAT THK
CHEAPEST PLACE IN OREGON
TO 11UY
CLOTHING,
DRY GOODS
BOOTS & SHOES,
AND
GROCERIES,
Cur. I'lrat mill Yniulilll. I'orllnml,
CASL.CHT
FOR THE MILLION !
Safer than Korosono !
Choapor than Coal Gas !
Bu'N." AITO NTKI1 AOKNTrl KOH TUB
Hiirliiiinalil am MHrlilne, we urn niiir t re.
jiured h; Inlroduro Macliliira H pjm. ft J.
hirra, He, Into Couatry lUalilcricea. Ho(U.
KiM-Uirlfi. I'ulillo iiuiiiiiiiVN. !., m any part of
he Hlulo or Tcrrllorl.-. Kor fnrtlipr fiifonii".
lion apply or Plid forclrniUm. """""
JOI'NHON A IKIMIKS,
UWKronlHI., I'ortlanil.Or,
TRENKMANN & WOLFF,
MACHINISTS,
And ManufucMiriira of
Tools for PJiiiilMtf, Mnlillntr ami Turnlnir.
C'atllr llrniiiU, Iron llniiae Wurh. Iron
MhIHi.k rur mile., nuUli kliiVa
of llrnwury w,u iiimiIh
lu oriler.
Al.o Kariii Machinery iBiialrrdonMinrt nottpa
Mill I'loka mude iiuil rupalrt-d,
Nd.eitnuiloi froiilHtitei.i'arllniiil.Or.
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CLACKAMAS PAPER CO.
Manufacturers and, Dcntcrs In
PAPER
102 Front Strnot, Portlnud, Or
IN STOCK:
NKWH lMUNT, While nnd Coloird.
HOOK I'Al'KI'H, Whilo and Tinted
FLAT lWIMJHH.ofidl doseilptioiiH,
LK1X1KH I'APP.HH.
KNVKl.Ol'F.M. of nil slosuud inuilitiei
W1UTINO I'Al'liUH,
CAHDllOAUDof nil kinds.
(ILA.Hl) AND 1'liATI'l) I'AIM'.KN
COLOIU-'I) MI'iDll'MS.
MANILA 1'AI'KHH.
lU'TCIl KltS' I'AI'Fill.
HTHAW I'AIM'lt.
PAl'HU ll.UIH.
STUAW nnd IIINDI'ltK' IIOAUDH.
TWISTS, I'te.. Kto.
Curd Out to Oriler.
AoontH rorSluiltuok A RntoluM'a
woll-known Hlnok iind
Colorod Inltn.
TYPE FOR SALE.
Wo lmvo Nizoral fonts of Jnli 'Pijin
(iii'arly now), which wo will wll Ihm
(.'iiHi'd, (iiillni, liiiulit, Kuli'H ntul
PrhiterH iH'ooK-wuii'H gi'iionif kept on
hiiiul.
Ni'wriniirs outlHd'd at lit pruv -froinht
iiddod.
WJ.VanSohuyver Co.
WINE AND SPIRIT
MERCHANTS.
03 KlOHl aiiil O'J flr.l !,, I'lllllaiti.,
Adt'Nn Kill!
CyixiB Noblo DlNtlllory
l.f mliljiirg Ohio
A l' arrp nn hand a ltK at. iilmriil i'f III lot
liittliijr faioillr till! of
Will UII
I'Nnr.n wi: sr.vs'ii
WKI.I.KItw III.H llill'llinis
tM.NTtN'KSPXt. II'II'IJII IV
Ol.ll HHKOItV IIOl'Ull i
(it.n coi'i'i:it iiMrn t.i. ti it K
Porrlen and llom. aiir inr. Ilrsnille
dm, Hum, mil all llir trailing
Ui niuU of Ultur ami t'nar doudi,
i iii.it .
d'lUnnri Mll.n'U'KKK IIKKK.
M'MURRAY'S
Adjustabh- Slralnor
ANH ,
CAST IRON STEAMER.
Kltlicr or llotli Kit tod to nnj Slir.
''Mi: STKAMM1H Wir.I. h.U'l THK
priiii of lln-niH'lvrt in turouirki in nnr
family Tliry ran li iiwal Willi i.iual ailvantaii
In doilltiR, aa It l nn.aibln In I. urn inrat r
vi);ntMlii U IIik Uilloin of juiir ki'llli S lirll
llinr am iimh hi nloniiunc, wliao-vir y hi an.
OaiklllK U IllPliln i f I lie VpIIIi, llirnl x-tlinx
llio full l-nrU of llm liral Tl"-y ari' Ju-l wtiil
l wanlnl in ciuunni? fruit KillnT tin' '-I'll nrr
orrirmrr tan ! triiminl mill n kinfo rrfufl
wlitn ii, ami ri' tnilj adjiiiti) No nirnrrt
orJiilnU alitil ritlicr lliiit arn lunl .i Lrrji clrn
Knlil l) AjiriiU On in ( rula .!
Connty Iliuhta for Sale, Aililrraa
JAMI'-S MtMfltlt.W,
)Ut roiilmni, Or,
Ml) KINSTUY'S 1'ATEHT
ELASTIC, FIRE & WaER-PROOF
PAINT!
For Hoollnir hoth on 'J In nml Hhlnfflra
rMXlKIIKHTI'llKSKUVATIVKOI'TINANII
aliluKli- riMira In lli u tirlil Will aluii Irak
nn any roof, Wi mfrr Ii) prrinUalmi (ii J I
Ikinnvup, Jnlra Knapp, Allaky A llnvnlr, I"
Ijialimnll ,i Oniinaii.Miiil oihur rlllfpiia of
'ortlaml. Tim paint will lie tippllixl liy
llodiir. IImvI" A Co., I'orllnml, al l ti) per !
Ion. Kacli Kallon will p ivit J', aouaria Un
and I iliare aliliiKln roof -Iniloiin mat la HIP
raaary Full illrtclloiiaurcninpaiiy each park
UIIS. All llirflrmullnu ullli ..wii..l u. I... njlnl
ran Iw lind ty HildrraaliiK
Mf'KI.N'HTKV .t IIKNIIIIYX,
I'lirllaiid, dr.
LIME ! LIME !
Tlic mull rlKiii Im In). H, niiiailnliil afifnit
for tlio (-t'lebrnlisl
"LUUKKk" Ht.N JUAN I INK,
W'nillll rPIMYtfllllv lull llin nil, ...II, in .if ilrnlrra
HHl llilllr.l'lnra to llmt liriiml lu.rurn nun liualllK
i lanwlirrr, Wo ulinll t mliNivnr to kwii n full ""
ply on Imml ut nil Ilnii'a unil ut thn toMC-at tiinrki t
ruti-i.
WAIIIIanN A r.l.l.lKTT
JOHN J. 8CHILLINCeR'8
Patent I'lrr, Walrraml I'roal Iroof
AltTIFICIAL STONJ3.
T'..K. "NUKIlHlllNKI) I'HOI'IIIKTOlt l)K
llila viiluuliln iialriil on llio 1'arlfla l!onli
Know priipHii-il lo i'xiuiiih all nnlura for lint
iiImivb aume for walk, ilrlvca cilMia, llooia.
and hII liiilliHuir nurpoara Tlila alima I
laid In ull almpMimd III any iiilor nr vailaiyof
fi. i. !!r,le.7 .M"y ,") I'! "Hi I'mutaira-l
iippnallellia Hollon I'ou.p, Pnrlliuid, Ti-rnia
given ami rallmat madu liv mall,
OH AH, II. OlJIIUkooi' I'mprletor,
. W. PRENTICE 6c CO.
MUSIC STORE.
H0I.B AflKNTM KOIt THK
CELEBRATED WEBEH,
"flAINKfl A IlltOH.' ANH H-AHK A CO "J
Katay and blandurcl Oiifana,
Ian rirat Slrewl, IMrllaiKl frrtfOH
rivofl away fl'o'
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