December,
THE WEST SHORE.
8
MONTHLY WEATHER REPORT.
WAB PltPARTMEin", HlflKAL MtRVICK V. 8. ARMY,
IJIVimuf nV TKMEriKAHH A WEPQKTS FOR TU
BEMtFIT ur COHMKHCK AKU AUKtCL'LTUKK.
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tmrtrr find Thmionulrr, Munthtn V'locity of
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Moti'y Mean. ai.i'TJ 44 1) 15.77
Highest tinminclnr, Nov. Si, l:HHp.M ,30.1(20.
liw.-Kt liiiromi'Icr, Nov. HI, a i'. ai.0HO.
Monthly ruiiKfiif luininictcr, I..M11.
Highi-M temperature, Nov. fl, H f. M., A3 degrees,
lowest temprri.tiire, N-v. 27, A A. M., 2K ili-grccs.
Muni lily nmgeof lemperiiliire, 'Ci degree:.
(iri'iiie-H daily range of temperature, Nov. SO,
26 -It'itrwu.
Mi'im ot mnxltniim temperatures, WR.
Mi itti of minimum t( iniicriilnrcn, :w.ii,
Mfun dally rungi- of teiiiprraliin'r., M.ll,
Toiul raUii.tll, 1.7,77 Indit'M.
I'ri'VulllttK wind, mm th.
Tutu I niimlwrornillin Imveled.Z.WH
Miiximnm vclmliy (if wiml, N'uvvmber It), N
A. it., ' iiiilc per hour.
Number ul I'liiixly iluyn, oilier limn those on
Whli'h ntin Ml, four K,)
Number of days on which rain Ml, twonty
iiiifl i'ili
J. K, KVANh,
Hergeittil, HIkiihI Hervlce, U. 8. A.
41 Wit cheerful mind thy course of duty run ;
(lod nothing does, or suffer to be done,
Hut thou would'st do thyself if thou could'st see
Tim end of nil event u well as he."
I. F , a physician, wu in the habit of em
ploying a very ingenious artiltce. When he cim
to a town where he wu not known he pretended
to have loit hit dog, and ordered the publie crier
to offer, with heat of drum, a reward of twenty
louis to whoever should bring; it to him. The
cnor took care to mention all tliu titles and aca
demic honors of the doctor, ai well aa his place of
rosidrnre, He soon became the talk of the town.
" Do jou know," says one, " that a famous phy
etoian lias ooma here, a yery clever fellow ; he
mmt be verv rich, for Ka ufinn twntv lni.u
Andinn his lnej." The dog was not found, but
pauuuia were.
Iii Komo of tlio interior towns milk
has tfono up tivo cents u quart tor
tlio winter, but thank to our ex
cellent Hjutom of waterworks, milk
men here retail ut old rate.
HACHEW & STEMME,
Comer first and Taylor, l'onlaml, Oregon,
1h-.lri.uidji.bWn til .11 klu.l.
FIHST CLASS (5UOCKRIES,
Full .liirk miii.uilillr nn IiriiiI,
'" "' '"" "' "'" cl"
lall unit esRinlii. ,iur .tiM'k.
r
NEi MEYER & UTTER,
The only fashionable Merchant Tail-
nriiur
IN PORTLAND i
, WILLIA.MS MYERS,
(onuiUMMioH JHerrliautM,
A4 DaaJara U OrMrla Ora.a ud
CaltforaU Pl..,
XV .V r.lilral lll, k. Fr,.llt Ku, l.,ll,,, ,ni
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
Corner of From ami Morrison Streets,
POHTLIXH, OHKUUN,
Of,"
S 8
i'a.
3 s
g"1!J. IS. IB
v. i
J9n
ESTABLISHED IN 1660.
All Work and Goods Warranted aa represented.
J. R MILLER,
Watchmaker and Jeweler.
W Pint HI., Cnrbotl'fl Building, Portland, O.
Importer, Sluuufa turir sutl Drsler in
Fiie f atrbn, Clwkv Jtwelrf, SiKtrvire ni 5prrllei.
MiSHTA.NTLY HANU-WATCHK8 TIIK MUST
v cvlelirnleil miikriii of Kiinine aud America. Sm-cul
Item Ion mi .tiailii(illnuBii"lrt'pali1uKniru(niiin'tct aim
Fine Wuti-lieB. UltmiuuifiitttliiB am) euamvlliiK duuu lu
(lib luteal al.vle.
Wild Flowers of Mt. Hood.
A NEW PERFUME,
rpiIE MOST IlKMCATE AND LASTING, FLA-
X vored with Rowers from tne
BAHR OF MOUNT HOOD.
Sale rapidly increasing In the prlnulpul East'
em citluK.
For sale cor. Front and Alder Sts,, Portland, by
i tie uropnewis.
C. 11. WOODAUD A CO.
Geo. A. Pease & Co., :
Dealers la
BOOTS k SHOES,
No. 77 First Street, Portland.
The only Hetull Importing House in (lie Btnte.
GREAT EASTERN CLOTHING STORE I
V. HARRIH,
DKALEIl IN (IK NTH CUSTOM-MADE
Clothing, Furnishing floods, Hals Caps
IIuvn' ami YniiltiV Clnlhliie, TruiikK, VallNes, Ac.
No. ii Klral Btreet, Moil nus ten' illot-k, Port
land, Cregon.
Ci-.as. Hirstel & Co.,
IMrOBTBRB t DEALERS IS
BOOKS $ STATIONERY,
NOTION'S, TOYS, ETC., ETC.
SiitMcriptions received for all Eastern Publications
No. 77, Front St., Portland, Oregon.
7-BUMi BOOKS HADK TO OliDKK.
HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL,
HUBS, SPOKES, RIMS,
OAK, ASH AHD HICKORY PLANK
NOUTHBIJP at THUMl'SON,
Cor. Kroot and Yamhill, Portland.
W. JACKSON CO.,
Importcra,
Whol..Rleand retail denleni In flint finality
CHOI KEIiy.UI.AHMWAItE, FRENCH CHINA,
PI.ATKD WARK,
Hta TUOMAS- CLOCKS,
And a an.ral MMrtm.at of
House Furnishing Goods.
Aim,
PAINTS. OILS, C AOH
Net, m Front Street, Portland, Oregon.
G. H. MEUSSDORFFER,
111 Front St., Portland, Oregon.
ftS-NEW STYLES
Received by each Steamer.
tub
ESTEY ORGAN
LEADS THE WORLD.
Or.r 1.000 Mufa,otnr4 HsntUj.
Naarlf 60,000 In Actual Vat.
fend for llluatrated Catalogue. Agr-nta wanted.
A. P. MMITH it Ca.,
100 Front..!., Portlanil, Or,
Oregon Transfer Company.
OITICE AND HACK STABLE.
W, ecnier mt Scn4 mn4 HUrk HtraeU.
T NTIIj FPKTIIER NOTICE. OUB CAR-
V riB nam will O U lOIIOWBt
Calling or Hiding Id inertly limits, II att hour
Tn nr Imm Tivlm anal iHnkA.i. m...
pemin. '
Tnjnd from C.nert, Theatere, ilitlls and Pr
tlf, fl U) a nmple.
Funerals, each Hark. l 00 an hour.
will tw prunipllT oiidHM In. dmy at ulBht,
J. K. CILL & CO.,
Plrl Wm't,
JAVK AX IMMKNSK KTiVK OF
HOOKS AXD STATIOXElir
HO Lip AYS.
sW tar s gtw Uma csOL
aUHU
READ AND SHOW YOUR NEIGHBOR !
1 MERIC4S WATCHES AT PRICES LOWER
A thin an? other establl.hment on the con.1.
We have anealal prioo llt which we will en,l 10
,,nya"dreJ.,Vponappllcallon. Afullaasortmon
of Jewelry andT Hllve'r Ware alwaya on hand at
the lowe.l prices Jewelry made u order at the
Shorten! notice. Special attention paid to repair
K W. che.,nnd Jewelry by experienced work
m?n. Tlioonly Jewelry Manutaclory in Portland,
"oreaon Jewelry Miiniifuciurlng Co.
L. C. HESKICHHEN 4 CO., Piopr'a,
No. 10ft First St., Portland, OreKon
S. O. SKIDHORE,
Druggist and Apothecary,
111 FIRST STREET,
rortlunJ, - - - Oregon.
Marcu. M. Hpauldlng, Morton M. Spnulding
BPAULDINO BROS.
Dealer. In
FRESH MEATS of all kinds, Mess Beef
and Pork, Ham., Bacon, Lard, Etc.,
Central Market, 81.11. No. t , Portland.
H. SINSHEIMER,
Direct IniMrler and Dealer in
CU ISiS3 1I(0 41!Ia
INSTRUMENTS OF ALL KINDS,
143 Flmt HU, twt. Yamhill A Taylor, Portland, O
T B. I'l.iin. Ri'titrd, anil all kind, of Mu.kal ln.tru.
lent. Tuned and Rep.ln',1.
JOHN A, BECK,
WATCHMAKER & JEWELER, 100 FRONT
St., Portland. Oregon, select an.nrttnent
of Gold and Plated Jewelry P.bble HMet.
rle and Helh Thorn..' Clock. Hpeclnl alien,
tlon eiven to reualring Watches. Cloeka and
Jewelry
I W, GILLETTE
Will open a
General Brokerage and Real Estate
opnom
At No, le First Street, on the flrst of January,
CIGARS;
Win. $. (fjuivfe'n,
N. V. cor. First & Oak-sis.,
I. SINSHEIMER,
Manufacturer of
FINE FURNITURE.
ALL KINDS OF FINE WORK, In his line,
done to order.
First Slreet, between Taylor and Salmon
f
irst Class Stand.
irst Class Cigars. -
irst Class custom.
IRST AND ALDER.
WHALLEY FECHHEIMER,
Attorneys at Law,
Room. Nor. 7 and 8 In Ollnnn's Building, corner
First and A.h Htreela, Portland.
A. O. ntlllia. w. B, GILUKRT.
GIBBS at GILBERT,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law,
Cornell Balldtnar, 9S First 81,, Portland, O.
Will erartire to .11 Curt, or Reeonl In the State aud
uaj .tilrul.r altenlloa to Uiitiuru In the V. 8. Court.
T, L, NIOELIN, DENTIST,
WITH HATCH k THOMPSON,
No. ion Flmt Btreet, Portland, Oregon.
RDMOVAIi,
J. A. CHAPMAN,
IJIIVSICIAN, HAS 11EMOVK1) HIS OFFICE
to Southwest cor. First and Morrison sta.
Residence, 8. W. cor Fmnt and Market.
C. Iff. WIBERG,
Iealer In
Boots Shoes
105 Front-st., bet. Alder Morrison,
PORTLAKn, OREGON.
Tall Styles, 1875!
P. van PRIDACH.
I toiler In
DRESS GOODS AND MILLINERY.
I.A1.1ES', MIMK.,ICHM.DRKn '
HT8 AXD B0XKT8,
LaaUW .d 0..1.' TJnd.rol.thU,.
... ... N" U"1 'W y"r steamer.
" THE OEHMAX 1MIARMACY "
ur WM. PPTJNDER.
Aimciiy s Mew I hcater Block,
Cor. First and A.h Sta.,
Portland, Oregon,
Is "The" Drug store where
Pre Medlela.
Are dlaprnanl. " ' c''.la
Th. p.nmdiaii .f PravatrHptloau
a specially. Altentlane. competenL
A mil stock of
Toilet Articles and Perfumery.
JOOBBLJFffll LIFL
BY R. OLISAN, M. D.
Giving Incidents of Border
Life on the Plains and of tht
Oregon and TfashlngtonTer
rttortal Indian Wars, and
a Comparative View of the
Climates and Resources
of the Southwest, and
yorthirest Coaxt.
(W-LLUSTRATED WITH MANY
full -page Engravings of Western
Scenes, and containing over 500 pages.
HANDSOMELY BOUND.
Price, 94. 50. It en be had .t.U the Haak.
.lores 1st Portland, Orejron.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
"A Journal of Army Ltff," fa the tltl of
a book written by Dr. R. Ollsan, of Portland,
who was connected for many years with tht
armv as a surgeon, and keut an Intonwiin.
Journal of bin experiences of army life. ThU
Journal Is pi)ltinlied In a large aud handsoma
vuniiue mm n-cucn ninny iiiiereniinif auveniurct,
KlvlDK not only an Idea of life in camp and gurrt.
son, and In various portions of the far we,'L
among tribes of hoHllie Indians, but aboundl
In " moving accidents by flood and flftld," alwa i
iiiicreBiuiK mill Muiueuiims tiinuing Wlin exci rt
meiiL Dr. JIIhiui's exuerliinnn novor. thn tin t
when the Indian war raged fin Houlhern Orrgc
and Is therefore of more than ordinary lnteresc to '
the people of Oregon. We can commend it toa I
those anil Ihev are the rule mthor ihnn th. I
excepllon-who are Interested In field Rports ana
wild life In the Far West. Dr. Qilnan Baa bees i
for many years established In the BUccewfU ,
practice of medicine at Portland, and relieve, 1
the monotony of his professional labors by con- 1
piling and giving to the world this Journal of lb ;
events in which he look part In years gone by.
(i.u'nciir farmer, j
Oregon readers will enjoy tn particular that
f art of the volume which refers to our own
ndian.war of HiVJ-rt. It recalls to memory cvenli
that were of thrilling Interest at the time, ind
names that were then upon every tongue, but
many ot which have been almost forgotten.
The work Is elegantly printed and has a numb
of line engravings. Orsgonian,
As its title Indicates, It Is a history of annr
life as observed by the author, and gives a most
complete and Interesting account of the Indian
wars of our State and Washington Territory from
1K55 to 18S8. It cannot fail to be of Interest to ill
pl(lOregonlans,and beside to those who desln
Information as to the early life of Its ploneen.
The book Is handsomely bound, printed on clear
type, and Is In every way worth the subscription
prto,and will amply repay anyone to read lL
in aftwrrprtie.
We regard this as a book of rare Interest.
ine Jiiciic enrunan Ad
In connection with the evanls In nrhih h
Immediately concerned, he has given us quite an
eneyclooedlae account ol current events in ths
army and navy, throughout the borders of tat
country and on the high seas. The Journal la
eludes an account of the Indian war or 1865-4, is
Oregon and Washington Territory. The Doctor
was an active participant In the stirring event
of thoso years, In Southern Oregon, and hi
relations are intensely Interesting.
The Oregon Statcman,
Our space wilt not allow any analysis of this
work nor anv extendwifitmtB tn,m t. ..
are sure It will pay the man who will read It.
both In pleasure and edification. We claim that
the doctor has written an interttting and awtrtd
hook. It Is full ot adventure trips through naw
and wild regions hunting and fishing excursions-dealings
friendly and otherwise with
many w me inntun iriOOS, DOtll Side Of tht
Kocky Mountains.
It Is a useful book heeniu It nhmniniM ikmi
truthfully and graphically a phase of life and the (
manners of a people which will soon be a matter l
of antiquarian research and not ot every day 1
experience. There are boyi living now who I
bi'foreihelr heads are gray will see our counlrr ;
without .a frontier life or more than a scattered
Indian here and there.
............. , uvduuruniui Army IjllB -
is a uselul tKMik because It puts this frontier 111
before the boys who are boys now In a real and
hea thful way. It Is a good antidote for all tn
"O Iyer Opilc" absurdities and Impossibilities
which create the most unreal and unhealthy
views of such a life In the mind of our boys.
Here is a real story told in a simple manner
portraying the Inevitable hardships and priva
tions ju well as the awful temptations and awful
failures and ruin Incident to such a life; and last
of all the writer's own example In enduring the
hardships without a murmur and of coming
through all temptation unscathed Is one which
must Influence the reader. Ho unaffectedly and
modestly is the whole told and so little did the
writer think of himself that we fear he will
hardly thank us for calling attention to it, Th
doctor will pardon us If this commendation mar
lead mothers to put the book In the way of their
boys and if we assure hira that In our poor Judg
ment the book Is such as will oounteiaet much
poison from the untrue and sensational books of
adventure now too commonly thrown in the way
of boys. The Oregon Churchman.
OHEOON
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS
Whole! and Retail Dealers In
Mture, Bedding, Carpets, Hirrort, Etc.,
S. W. .CORNER FIRST AXD YAMHILL STS
BEDROOM BT7XT0
Mad In' Walnut, Ash, Mapl Alder. Mahogany
TnvS?'Lork,l,,'B aT,d Machinery. Warmnwd
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