The west shore., January 01, 1882, Page 20, Image 16

THE WEST SHORE.
January, 1882
Fowt St. mom cot. or Washington. ,
One of (he principal business corners in this oily.
Front and Washington, it illustrated in this issue.
The building, a substantial brick with iplendid
hewn (tune liaxtnent and ample "double deck"
wharves, wai originally erected ly K. Corhclt and
M. S. Ilurrcll. A short time lince Mr. J. O'Con
nor purchased I lie intercut of Mr. (,'orlictt. Thil
block it occupied and especially adapted to the
wholesale trade, being handy to the shipping. At
the roomy wharves in the rear may be wen most
any day three or Tour " deep water " slii from
different parts of the world, discharging or tak
ing in return cargo.
J. O'Connor hai been established here in the
grocery trade almost since Portland began to be
city, and the volume of business transacted by
him annually is very targe, lie enjoys and fully
deserves the full confidence of his numerous pa
trons, as he is one of the most reliable dealers in
his line in this city.
Mark I-cvy, commission merchant and iniMr
ter of tiopical fruits, occupies No. iaa Front
and although established only since last year, al
ready has a very estensive country trade. He Is
the only diiecl importer of tropical fruits in this
city and therefore is enabled to ship a much
fresher article-lltan any one in his line; this fact
is becoming pretty generally known and is taken
advantage of by country merchants, A visit to
Mr. !evy'i establishment will convince any one
that he understands his business, his manner of
handling, storing and packing fruit certainly
seems perfect. This, however, is not to be won
dered at when it is known that he has been for
fourteen years past connected with one of (he
largest fruit exporting houses in California, His
diiecl Importations mark a new eta in the fruit
business of Frrgon, and consumers of oranges,
lemons, (limes, cocoanuts bananas, pineapples
and other tropical fiuits have every reason to feel
thankful for Mr. L s enterprise. Oesides import
Ing tropical fiuits, he also exports Oregon fruiti
and produce generally and having correspondents
In California and eastern markets is fully able to
handle all that may be offered in Ms line.
ft I AW Fn,t$, is the title of a well
piloted and handsomely bound book of 150 paces,
of which Mary Olmstcad Stanton is authoress,
and the San Francisco News Company are pub
lishers. It contains a gieat deal of valuable and
Interesting information on Physiognomy which
should be thoroughly studied by every man who
expects to make success of his avocation, and
eveiy woman who wishes lo rear her family prop.
erty.
To people troubled with the blues advise a
dm of Tixti Siiixp, which will relieve almost
Instantly andcuie permanently if applied regularly
tvery week, Ttsai SiImp is a spicy eight-page
weekly iper, published at Austin, Texas, by
Sweet A Knot, at $a.co per year. Anyone sub
scribing lor It will find that it It money well in
vested. Dayton, Hall & Umberson, the most enter
prising haidware hosts in the northwest .have just
issued steal tad comprehensive illustrated ata
ksgu and price list of 40 pages, which they tend
Ire to any on on application. It contain illus
tration ami pikes of lb latest novelties in the
Van) war Use and should be la the hands of every
Ulldet, and la tact every no who sue hard war.
Wrinkle & Co. are now commencing their an
nual clearance sale of Dry Goods. I-adies will
find this a Rood opportunity lo lay in a supply of
household linen or dress goods. The fiim is one
of the most reliable in this city, and those who
cannot visit Portland in person, will find that by
corresponding with Wrinkle Co. they will be
enabled to purchase anything in their line fully as
cheap as (he closest city buer.
The advertisemenl.of the Salem Marble Works,
of which Mr. War. Staiger is proprietor, appeals
in this issue. This is one of the oldest establish
ments in this line of business in Oregon, and the
enterprising proprietor has always taken pride in
turning out none but the very best work. Per
sons needing anything in the marble line will do
well to call at this establishment.
For the very best photographs, all sizes and
styles, go to Abell's gallery on First street, between
Morrison and Yamhill.
1'he largest assortment of books and stationery
on Pugct Sound can lie found at Woodruff, Davis
&Co., Seattle, They are direct importers and
are prepared to supply dealers elsewhere on favor
able terms.
The old established clothing and gentlemen's
furnishing house of Fishcl & Kolwrts dissolved on
the first of January, Mr. Fishel going into the
wholesale clothing business in San Francisco
and Mr. Koherls assuming entire control of the
Portland house. Mr. Roberts is well and favora
bly known In this community, and has been in
the clothing business here for over fifteen years,
and is, therefore, fully piepared to take charge of
so extensive an establishment.
Name and resident es of successful! Whole I No.
competitors in Dee. Herald. I wo. ent. Correct
1 Mamie nicnsru'on, rnu
1JB Campbell, Htockwell, Ind...
i iViiiw a A limley,i'leaiantv,ie,i.J
4 8 K Hoot, ChebeHgue, Maine,... ..
DN L Heguin.tUJ Walnut Htl'hitw.
(I .Mrn-Xona Morrin.l'red'cktown.O
CojrifltrJ, 1SS1. All rfikli mrtvtj,
LEXICONIC ORTHOGRAPHY
The Great Literary Prize Contest.
Appropriately Dedicated with Mrs. J.
A. Garfield' Express Permission, to
the Memory of our Late Illus
trious President
OPKSTO ft A T) WTPT TU Grandest Keat-
A 1.1; iwasvs urof the Ate.
Wbowsssrer Idenuliod with progressive education.
LEXICONIC ORTHOGRAPHY
Now acltatinf th minds of the cultured of America.
LEXICONIC ORTHOGRAPHY
Is a paid pleasure. "A New Way to Hay Old Debts."
LEXICONIC ORTHOGRAPHY
Any child oan 00m pete a successfully as a professor
LEXICONIC ORTHOGRAPHY
Will become an sff-tlr of National moment, arousing
th liveliest inturest wherever the Ens-link Ian.
guage is iH)ken, and call Into active play the beet
talents ana roininenaaoi aulllUMt our people.
LEXICONIC ORTHOGRAPHY
(Irandast feature orthoses. Offers cash for every
our p wora, simple as is a m. Honorable awards,
Names and raaideoeeeof lueoosiifull Whole No-
ompetitor la sept. Umqp. No sent ICorroct.
rcWt). llardr.Oakla-id. CaL... i 7jT
1 Mrs. J. W. Mrisier. Wert Unity 0 IM 111
SJas. M. Welch. Millille,N. J-. J lj
4 A. K.Vddll,Cbaj,Uvitle. Vsw I Hi 111
t I'dilla Thomas, OnarsJUl..! 2M HI
NMUesaadresidoneesorsueeeMfui Whole I N.
eoipoOtors i Oct- Hsaqn. No. sent I Correct
I K. f . Nkboliua.M blinker's, N.C Su iilT
i Mr (1 V Mtobgea, U arietta. Pa- 270 ill
I K i Harrison, Koanoke. Ala. .... 211 'ill
4 A(i 8uhl, (Sandwich, III M i
aMinAnesStrk'klaBd.tlrmly.Ool ys 211
N ames and rouea of successful Whole I NoT
cowl (itnrs Is Nov. Hums No. sent. Correct
I J B CaavkeU. KtockweU. lod m Ki
I A J Uadsay, Meatreal, Cis' -. M ;
I Joe AUa.tUekruf4.Mirh 111 STI
Seal Jehasoa, New Carlisle, U uj ei
t W K B.kA, Clew-Sis, Ti.l aj I sn
2IH
2ta 2m
i 216
2"Kt 2111
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217 215
LEXICONIC ORTHOGRAPHY
Every contestant will be ouito as much astonished
at the roKulta as those who nuvo nover before eon.
sidurod the wonders of our language; and the super
ficial egotist who would nave soorniuuy scouted the
idea of not understanding his niothor tongue, will
be taught a boneflciul though a humiliating lesson.
LEXICONIC ORTHOGRAPHY
Never was any plan nroposod that offered travelura
a more fascinating way of occupying the dull hours
in a rai road trsin. It is impossible to read while
the car is shaking, but with a pencil and panor
Lenconio Urthorgrapny can do advantageously tol
lowed to prolit and delight- Try it on your next
journey. What was th simple, innocent amusement
01 working the mocks in tns game ot rttloen" in
comparison with this equally exciting, and far more
profitable studyT
LEXICONIC ORTHOGRAPHY
To edit the oontest with all due oare, we hare engaged
Mr. Kinnrson llennet the distinguinlred author, and
Mr. W. It Hatch compiler of "Oartleld's Words" and
late managing editor of the Amtrican, who will be as
Hinted by suflioient corps ot aids. These gentlemen will
be governed by conciontious impartiality , and wl'l
doolde with unbiased judgment ootwecn each and
ait, and award to merit what to merit is due "with
out fear, favor, affection, or, the hope of reward."
As an important faotor in the way of educating all
classes in'lhe art of spelling, dissecting, analyiing,
constructing and oouiprohending the unglisu tan- r
Kunjfo, Biuiu Mil 111a pieiumrun ui m uuuguuui piutiiiiiu,
it has nevor had its equal: and even without
the stimulus of other reward for excelling than that
great honor whioh is born of victory ovor all com
petitors, we Doliove that thousands of tbe best mmds
will give it a goodly portion of their time.
LEXICONIC ORTHOGRAPHY
Five dozreos of honor and five classes of awards are
equally open to all who choose to avail themiolvot of '
the privilogo. Who shall win? Is it not as likely to
be the toiling mechanic as the wealthy morehant?
The modest pupil as the learned profossor? Th hum-
Die workwoman as tbe lady ot tashlonT Both sexes
all olassos, all ranks, all ages, will contend for th
honor and glory of wtnning.even if caring naught for
the pecuniary awards in Uold.
LEXICONIC ORTHOGRAPHY
A Drlse of IT) is herubv oifared fnr th brat Wht
line poem or acrostic, or the two combined, on tbe
name of UarDeld, to be inserted on the Uarliold Lex
iconio Aarostio Souvenirs. Mend lllenniafor mhi
of the paper, explanations, rules of both contests,
J.i.iir.l.l....J r..ii .....!...! ... . i-. 1. 1- 11
umiv vi uivniiiB kuu iuii iiariivuinra, eua. UI sue IUUOW
ing enterprises.
TllK. OMENTAL CASKET
The Initial number will hn nntillahsil Jinmn 1.
W2, and will be a first class, high toned indopendont
literary monthly, printed on the verv best nuulilv of
cream tinted Paper, be filledwithoboicest gems from
the greatest living writers, and be under the editorial
management 01 f.mkhhox Uksxktt, the popular Nov
elist. I,UJ UOI.U Kree 10 subscribers.
M-OO per Assssnsss. HIssirle.evpISM a.1 J
THE AGENTS' HERALD
Voluntarily amman! bufttra MusriifratA nf Pn.irt
No. 8. L. Luill iSulth. who d.ilh iHir f hal tk
lation of the November (1(0(11 lUaALiin,t,l 'Jisi..
Bubscnbed before m this second day of November,
l1!- KOBKST R. HMITH
W will trust any Han, Woman or Child in North
America for a VMr'a iil.anrliitl.in Ji,rln .v. Mn no
davs.
O ersste M-r stassuni, alsssrle copies) 10 e.
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a OeW.DOat and faMinajinviiAAUIiBjifin mr ImAlum Anil
gentleraen.beautilying their homes.places of business.
" vacanoy ion felt In tbe ornamentation or
common window pane. Diplomas awarded by th
American institute, and Pennsylvania Hut Fairs
Kissssplcw susii lMlraeilusjr mail ItScs.
SMITilOUUAPHY
The art of drawing portraits, etc., with pen. pencil,
or cravon from small photos, etc, to lire sis, is to
easy that a suoceMfuf knowledge may be acquired
R?11.".",,,,r ,wi,.n. 'h printed InsUuetioas. Over
liissj were sold during Ui. Centennial It is th
bast drawing teacher koowa. Highly reoomuended
by artists and teacher. Can be learned in live mis.
arle by Mall. 3e.. l.)s3 stsstl 'J.S.
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