The west shore. (Portland, Or.) 1875-1891, June 01, 1877, Page 182, Image 10

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THE WEST SHOKE.
June.
Amur kissing,
Without doubt) society young ladies
arc adepts in the ;irt of kissing. When
they meet they at once fly into each
other's arms and kiss any number of
times. Their ardor is Increased rather
than lessened by the presence of men,
especially if there is ground for the
supposition that said men would like
to do a little killing on their own ac
count. I low much love lies at the
bottom of tin's kissing it is Impossible
to say. It is said that it is a mistake
to estimate it according to quantity of
kisses which are given and taken.
This may he an unjustifiable calumny
upon the army ofkissers, hut it is true
that a grand kissing performance is
often the precursor of a brilliant display
of backbiting. We have known sweet
little creatures in pink to say very bit.
ler things of sweet little creatures in
blue, whom they had been enthusiast!'
cally kissing, and we hflve known the
sweet little creatures in blue warmly re
ciprocate i he smart things which have
been stated of them by the sweet little
creatures in pink. The fact is, it is the
fashion for women In kiss each Other
on meeting or parting ; the only diff
erence in them being that some arc
such adepts at humbug thai they kiss
more heartily than others. Lovers,
husbands, and brothers have come to
regi rd the kissing performances of their
female relations with callousness. The
delays w hich the kissing performances
occasion may he aggravating1, but they
are borne with comparative calmness,
which is sufficient proof that man is
not the tyrannical being which he i
ometimcs represented.
ADVICE TO KUMMBK TOURISTS.
It possible, lake with you ;i well
filled purite, as you do not know what
emergencies may arise during your ab
sence ; at all events, lake one-fourth
more money than your actual estimated
expenses. Have a good supply of
small change, and have no bill or piece
higher than leu dollars, that you may
not take counterfeit change. Lei your
luggage be as compact as possible ;
better lake one large trunk than two
small ones. Uc very particular in the
matter of diet, as your health depends
in a great measure upon the food you
eat. l)o not commence a day1! travel
before breakfast, even if that has to be
eaten at daylight. Dinner or supper,
or both, Cat! be more healthfully dis
pensed with, than a good warm break
fast. A sixpenny Sandwich eaten leis
urely in the cars is better for you than
a dollar dinner bolted at a "station.1
Take with you a month's supply of pa
tience, and always think thirteen times
before you reply once to any supposed
rudeness or insult, or inattention. Da
not suppose yourself especially and de
signedly neglected, if waiters at hotels
do not urlng what you call for in double
Quick time ; nothing so distinctly marks
the well bred man as a quiel waiting
on such occasions- passion proves the
puppy.
A SCHOOL BOV n CORN'S,
Corns are of two kinds -vegetable
and animal. Vegetable corn grows in
rows animal corn grows on toes.
There are several kinds of corn ; there
is the unicorn, the capricorn, the corn
dodgers, the field com, ami the com,
which is the corn you feel the moM.
It is mid, I believe, that gophers like
corn ; but persons bavin-; corns do not
like to " go fur," if they can help it.
C'orn have kernels, and some colonels
have corns. Vegetable emu grows on
ears, hut animal nu n grows on the feet,
at the other end of tin- body. Another
kind of corn is the acorn ; these kind
tfrow on oaks, but there is no hoax
bout the com. The acorn i a corn
with an indefinite article, indeed, Trj
it and se-. Many a man w hen be has
a coin wishes it was an acorn. Folks
thai have Corns sometimes send for a
doctor, and if the doctor himself is
eonud, he wont do so well as if he
Isni, the doctor snyi corns are pro
duced b) tight boots and shoes, which
Is probably the reason why, when a
nun is Ught, they sa he is coined. If
a tat mi l manages well he can gel a
pood deal of uun on .m acre ; but 1
know of a fanner that has one corn that
nukes the biggest acini on his turni.
The btfgei crop of vegetable com .-1
man raises the battfl he likes it ; but
the bieest CfOp of animal com be
raie the hettet he does not like it.
Another kind of corn is the corndodg
er. The way it is made is very sim
I pie, and it is as follows that is, if you
! want to know : You CO along the
street and meet a man you know has a
corn, and a rough character ; then you
step on the toe that has a corn on it,
and see if you don't have occasion to
dodge. In that way you will find out
what a corn dodger is.
Tin; Ska. The sea is the largest of
all cemeteries, anil its numbers sleep
without monuments. All other grave
yards, in other lands, show some dis
tinction against the great and the small,
the rich and the poor ; but In the great
ocean cemetery the king and the clown,
the prince and the peasant, are alike
undistinguished, The same waves roll
over all ; the same sun shines, and there
unmarked, the weak and the pow erful
the plumed and the unhonored, wll
sleep on forever.
CHEMEKETA HOTEL,
Salem f Oreo on,
a. r. MATHEWS), I , . Proprietor.
Cuarors Par Dny-fiimi si upward, accord
ing to loraii r .,,,, unit sUontlnnoa dwirod.
Board mill iMit'iiiK from 5u week upward,
Day Doardf $" pw week.
Great Reduction to Immigrants.
.1 Fri r Otnnibut t" and tnm aft nvnu.
Prom long experience m Hotel btulnsss, Mr
MailiowM frolijueUflod in expecting a fttlribara
ol mi' patronage of iin- Traveling unit id
trade. Try the CUEMEKETA one and you win
Mm again.
Sash,
Doors,
Blinds,
Mouldings
AND
Furniture.
AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
Dollvmd hi ii,.!,,- mill Cum rrt.
toad tot Prkw i.M to
0. F. DENNIS,
Salem, Oregon,
I. K. NTAKIKR,
I list. I. II. ut.l,.
BOOT MAKmii.
Men's Klrst Chtss
t nit, Hli ii ml NioKlt ltiHttM
Made to Order. ,
inn Unw' smre, Corai elVl stren,
C. W. SHAW & CO.,
M i iey Brokers
AND -
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
sl, KM, OBKQON.
Salem Foundry and Machine Shop,
AI.I-.M. ORKOON,
ii. r. iiK.tHi:. . . PfoaritMr.
QTKAU KN0INKB,8AW am, atUHT Mil. I
l . i''".1".''"' I',"lll'"''"lll kuxl" una lj l,.f
inn. rurnlihml nt ibort notlM, Alio.in.nur.o-
'i",','1' "', K??'.K."!'lll"K 1'I.ANKIl .M ATCH.
." ivntno Mill Nil A I'l.us.
Siovon, Tinwnre,
PUMPS AND PIPE.
. II. citAffEOIlD,
Commercial Street, Salrm, Oregon.
If yen want i get Shaved,
BEN. KELSAY'S
AT HIS NEW STAND.
Xr irl) ,,ihii,. nii'mrkcla lloli'l, 8l.m, Or,
A. L. STINSON.
Bcolc and To"b Ixiiiter.
OM Ktnu. ch.rabw, Itolmu. Block,
RALRJ.,
MR mill J.. PrlMllHi RORllj NOWItM,
1 ""i in.uh lkwk.DMH,hHUin.
tf m.,A.,,.,,.uii, nM4A
r. LEVY,
ir. VwmmmM mid sink laitm.
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING,
In ttrtivrnl.
9 Photographs.
Mil in.- riURtaw V
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W V- A. SMITH, Artist,
v rVlmrrm mi. al nia.i. i .o.ai t ,
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V PRU I I UK mONARLX.
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T. CUNNINGHAM & CO.,
Salem, Portland, Albany, Junction City and Walla Walla,
Hole AfBIlU for fo lowing flret-clusK Heh!nM, Which we An now receiving for iMMn or 187-
J. I CASE'S THRESHING MACHINES,
Ilolli End and side Rhakft-T1thWl-j
WESTINGHOUSE VIBRATOR THRESHING MACHINES,
TlgbH3eared, Emi-sn,.,.
J. I. CASE'S THRESHING ENGINES,
H, 10, 12, IS nnd 18-Horsc Tower
TREADWELL Wrought-Iron, Single-Gear HEADER,
Manufactured by J. I. Case & Co., with New and Valuable Improvements fnr,,
HAINES' ILLINOIS HEADER,
Hinifk'-lieiir, W rough l-Iron and Screw-llub Wheels. Adjustable Heel and Truss Fram.
Johnston ll'roaait-Iron Harvesters, Also, Wronqht-Tmn
Russell's Combined Reapers and Mowers,
Wood's Single and Combined Reapers and Mowers.
Wood's Single Mowers, three sizes
Johnston Mowers, one rAzc,
Adams and French Harvester, "Conqueror"
Furst A Bradley Sulky Rakes; CENTENNIAL Sulky Hake, Self. Dump, The best ui use
NEWTON WAGONH.
Tlilmbh-skeln ami Iron-Axle Farm and Freight Wiiiinns, nil sizes
NoWtOD l-Spriiii; llnckH. in Hit e . BftSSl 5 lor Ihp Or. -mi Mnrkrt,
Newton TheHpring, l'latform-SiriuL', and seroli sprini; Hueks nnd lluet:lin
Harden City l'low, Harrows ami Cult i valors; r,;u'di'ii City Sulky anil (iium Plow-- Fur inputs. .
(ruin hillU.: Van iinun , liavis" Mi iMIdli, l!ina,., :isl Si r.lrr ami i 'nil i valor- C vi'iT.r nJ
Cl-I.TIVA IMltS, CC NIN(;II A M'S lUIriVATiHlS-The best In the world I
Leather and Rubber Belling, .Mi.ehlne Kxtias; II A.HIHVAKK, IltoN and STEEL
Special Cireulnm, Illustrated with prices, eent to any nddresi free of dame Wo nre If it
UfAOTuRHRS' AGENTS, and will skll at bkd-iiock feices. waa
T. CUNNINGHAM & CO.,
Front MI., I'KUTLANP; Commercial St., SAI.F.M, nnd Chendle's Block, ALBANY, Os
JOHN W.
Boots and Shoes, Shoe Findings,
HARNESS, SKIRTING, BELTING AND LACE LEATHER,
French and American Calf Skins, Upper anil Sole Leather,
Morooooi, Unlng., Km, Hlcke.1 Caak i-rici- rm.i ror HMra mi inrv
JONES & PATTERSON,
Eeal Estate, Insurance
GBJiBKAL
Salem,
improved tartm, ami unimproved land, fur sale on easv term.. Circulars, de
scriptive of the Willamette Valley for gratuitous distribution on application.
Largest Marble Works in the Pacific Northwest. I
I WM. STAIGE1,SAIEM, OltEGON,
IHaa the must extensive assortment of Designs in this State lor Monuments.!
Obelisks and Headstones, which he executes in
Italian and Vermont Marble.
0rl t"'" H l"t of Ureeon, Wuhington and uUho Mlldtod ami prompt!; attendea to. S
FAILING HEALTH iX
Oat Meal manufactured on Scientific Principles.
Afk your Urocer for
McLERAN BROS' CENTENNIAL BRAND.
ii reostvod iiip PnAnium u la. Otattnntal ExblblUon u PRlladaiptiia,
Take no other, and sec that " Mcl.erans' Mills, Portland, Oregon," is stamped
mnnn Him u i -..a ;,i ,,,;,. .,,',":.
i lt-lb.' Sujor'?!1' QoUBld..'onriotfi
AJl1""
.o. 105 First Street -
Mannfin-turers of ill klndi of C kMtllRi
Ainl Wholesale Dwleni In NUTfl of nil kind.
Country Hftrahnuti
u KiHiih.
N H ill lllHl II In Ih. lr
I tO Mil on tU,
5- in our LL.H 11 ROOMS and
delicacies are served up
ESTABLISHED 1Q51.
1 1 A It IMVA1C B.
I HON v n i STEEL,
FHMkcrllUiri Tonl,
HiHrttoniiih' Wniorlnl.
vSlM, li. .lis. RIVOWi
ui. WmImn. Borax,
IIOfM- MMM It lilt N it I I
Wrong lit nmi njttafelt iron.
rr Run b
NORTHRUP & THOMPSON,
.' Front .Street, Portland, the (inn
OREGON FURNITURE
SALES
l or. Tint nml Ymnhin mi..
Steam Factory,
'"'" t'roin ami "nil,,,
I'llHTI.AMl. u.
FUOTITUHE
Carpets, Oil Cloths, llaft.tomiiis, Wall Paper, Spring Beds
GILBEET,
IlEf;oi.
AGB3SIT8,
Oregon.
"in', - v Z .Z ',!'"" ' '"'r more
5r .I't " ,""!' "y "' wetptofTScu.,
MoLKKAJi linos. . lorllna, Or.
Sz hegele,
- Between duhr ,i JAwWmh
The n. mil I). ni
I eieitam es;1i,i (. ),,,,, f the kind
i lai'ltl,' I OIlf.1. 1111,1 lllWlkVH shirk. -1 Wllh
ll.e la st famlle, f our own nianiifiieture, n
" on ii iiiiiiiiiiJiriiirt i
lllllKirtcil l puii..h t .... i... . :
OYSTER SALOON, all the seasonable
in neat style and at all hours.
HARDWOOD L.TJMTJX3B.
Ill its IPOKn i i mm,
n m i, hi Axlw,
Viam Mi, i. ,11, n,i ni-nniH,
Tnr. IMli-h, nhuni mul Onn.
Tnr'il mul nnulla 4'onlftjte.
Anckom nmi OMInnj
till mi I ,-,MIKhl VnllO, Soikrs. Ar.
MANUFACTURING CO.
ROOMS.