January, 1880.
THE WEST SHORE.
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rear of the store and one at each side,
placed directly opposite, so that a per
son standing in line between the two
sees innumerable reflections of the cen
ter of the store. Above each side mir
ror is a segment surmounted by a gol
den eagle, and above each pilaster is a
golden mortar and pestle. There are
no counters, properly speaking, at the
sides, the space being taken up by four
large glass counter cases, the lower
portions being filled with the finest
toilet sets, toilet articles, perfumeries,
soaps, brushes, etc.
THE NOItTII SIDK OF TIIK STORE
Is devoted to perfumery and patent
medicines, and the south to drugs ami
chemicals proper. Presiding with
proper dignity over so elegant an es
tablishmcnt, is Mr. W. N. Wallace,
favorably known here as a competent
and careful chemist. Mr. L. Blumaucr,
who, we are proud to say, is a horn
Oregonian and thorough business man,
can usually be found at the wholesale
department, which is located at No.
165 First street, three blocks further up
First street. The laboratory connected
with the wholesale department is in
charge of Mr. T. llageny and a full
corps of assistants. The linn make all
their importations direct, and are sole
agents for the Northwest for some of
the most reliable medicines known to
the trade.
The rooms in the upper floors of the
block, which are not used by the occu
pants of the stores on the first floor, are
divided into neat, well lighted offices,
and are used mostly by physicians and
attorneys. Amongst the most promi
nent of the latter, Hon. M. C. George,
its well as Catlin & N'ichoals, occupy
suits of rooms each. Dr. W. II. Savior
will be found in rooms 1, j and 3, and
Dr. Frabcr in rooms 5 and (. I"th ot
the latter gentlemen's cards appear in
our directory of respectable physicians,
wherein none but regular graduates are
admitted.
One of the neatest and best lumished
suit of rooms in the building arc occu
pied by Dr. J.Welch's dental operating
rooms. To make them agreeable and
pleasant, nothing has been left undone
that even the most exacting taste could
possibly suggest. The Doctor hasten
established in Oregon for over 15 years
and has a very extensive practice. Some
of the most difficult operations in den
tal surgery ever performed in the North
west, were either done by him or under
his special advice and supervision. He-
sides the Portland office, the Doctor
has an office in Oregon City, his place
of residence, where he can be oeison-
ally consulted on Saturdays of each
week.
Tiik Laws of Lira. A valuable Magaiine,
boariug the abovo title, reaches ut from Dauavilte,
N. Y. Every family should subscribe (or It, rend
and heod ita advice, and thereafter onjoy life and
save hundred of dollars in doctor's balls. Sub
scription pur yuar, II SO. Austin, Jackson A Co ,
Publishers, Danville, N. Y.
Kvkky lover of music ihoutd he a regular sub
scriber to Whitnry't MtutftajJ (iurtt, published
ipinrUrly for II OU ,.r year, t Toledo, Ohio. It
I'uruishva valuable irni.nii in every inimher, well
worth live times the amount chirgcd fm sub
oription. TBI light miming " New Wilson " still remains
the lavorite amongst Sewing Machine buyers
John II. (Unison, at No. 1 It) Front street, tells us
that tlicy can't be heat.
SoMKTIimo AnoilT 8mns.-It ficipiciitly be
eoun s a source of great annoyance anil dliapxiut
meiil to have spent large sums of money BO seeds
and a groat ai.iount of labor in preparing the soil,
to be altorwards unrewarded by any yield of vege
tables or Dowers. The principal reason vfUiti
arises from the fact that the soeda are not suited
lor our aUnatt, To avoid the possibility of fall
ores of this kind, our readers should scud their
outers lor s In to II. Hanson, of this eily. He
never offeis any seeds lor sale uu'ess he tins pre
viotislv given them a thorough trial. He has been
MUblliOOd huie lor a number ol years, ami laiai
nig the general reputation of a reliable gentleman,
we take especial pleasure in recoiinm inling him to
the soed'huying publio.
A large and varied assortment of Vnh ntinci,
fro'n the most comical to the most elegant, can b
found at (Juarlus Uirstel A Uo.'s llook and Station
ery house ou First and Front streets, lislwetli
Stark and Washington. They import illrcot from
manufacturers, and supply country dealers in any
I sued quantity.
Ooouliet and Optician,
II n Mrrnoveil to
1B3 First Street,
ortliit Corner Nurrlswa),
It OM IB.
St7Helen's Hall,
PORTLAND, OMfl IK,
A lion rtl hi n ami Ihif Srioal
Ch'lM.
The KsalerTerm bnglDi on Wednesday, Janu
ary ill. Addreea
IIIHHOI' MORRIM, or
MIHH RODNKY.
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II
KXCMMVKI.Y
CARRIAGE AND WAGON
AED
wax.
Every Physician, whose name ap
pears in this column, Is a grad
uate of a reputable Medical College.
T. T. Cabaniss, M. D.
Oof, First a
Drug si io c.
H. Carpenter, M. D.
il.nle ot Mnleln.)
KKICK -Kir t end Morrison street, np-alnlrs.
Itealdenea-.Wi rrutlh Hlreet, corner of Mont-
Komcry.
Wm. B. Cardwell, M, D.
i VFFM 'F. for. First knit Main His., over I'.nni-
w nirrs
O
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KKICK and It' sldence Hnutliwe-t conn r
in. i Mn I on sireeis.
J. A. Chapman, M. D.
O kkick Mir wbrMga BalMlrt, terner kii
Hint Alder.
It sldence- l nr. rlrslnu.l Ma kat.
P. B. Eaton, M. D.
t DiSO ROD ot K.ye I Ktti.)
O KKICK- Hmi'lievd eortiir Klrat end Mmrl.
a' r'Bla.
It. side ri.-Corner K iel Park end Yamlilll.
E. P. Praaer, M. D.,
O KKICK -Norlhwe.' miner Klr-l aid Mark
st . I- Col. m I lock.
Ileal lenoe -'fli Heeond str el.
R. Glisan, M. D.
O KKICK- rUmwlirldgn llnl ding, carter Kir t
ml Alder u.ele,
Ilr-sldt'tice Noiihwil corner Tenth unit II,
J. T. Ghlaelin, M. D.
VFKICK anil Iti slilenee- Room II Aikerey'a
in ns, re I si in, isiisisn s s n ran
R. G. Rex, M. D
K tst an I Moirlsoii streets.
Curtis C. Strong, M. D.
v ' l n F No .1, i kutn's lliil dins.
I VWV. Hint I'e-hletir Koutliw al corn r
t
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llesldeoc. M W-l I'ark si reel,
W. H. Saylor, M I).
Hi I HiM.nia I. i nli'l .1, I nlon lllrk.ror.
Ural eiiil Him H i
i illlcc llo i . a Hi a in., 1-4 and 7 I .mi
Holt C. Wi'aon, M D.
yevwr. --mi Ptral i row,
lies . Corner Kniiilli an I lis
r. j. soiTHarr st in,
Cor. First od M'o roar LAPP, Oon
SUIT HOUSE.
H. B. LITT.
The only Moii.e In llraon whlili makes a
-I II i of
Ready-made Suits and Dolmans.
Hsnd for Ham pies of Hrsaa (Jotxla ami Hllka.
Iiresamakliig a Specially.
110 Third Hlrae-a,
f alHrr.
THK.
Bishop Scott Grammar School.
. V Hil l.. II. -.1 .
flMlM its KaaUr Term Wxliiswlsy, JaMurjr
t, For psitl liters, apply to
J. W. lilt. I .
I'orllsnd, Or,