SaSlSgfe: ,
"TTTTTtsnAY 1C0BM1KQ. SEPT. 19- lfo.
0EEG03J.
Eastern Oregon waar ran.
jhe people of La Grande have discovered
that Chinamen vrill steal chickens.
Mrs. Dr. Sawtelle, formerly of this state, is
publishing a health journal in California.
Hall Johnson, of Lafayette, has the con
tract lor carrying the mail between that town
and Salem.
John "Whitney has been retried at Salem
for the murder of Kiberts near SHverton, and
bonnd over to await the action of the grand
jury.
A man by the name of Z. Jones accident
ally shot himself last Saturday, at a sawmill
about one mile from Philomath, Benton
countv. The bullet struck him in the wrist,
passed up the arm and lodged in the shoul
der, makiDg a very painful and dangerous
wound.
The Ore which occurred at La Grande, did
not, as weetated, destroy SnoJgras3 & Miner's
store. The following is ihe loss by the fire :
Cullen fc Welltnan. stable and contents
$300; W. J. Snodgrass. damage to store, $300;
Cullen & Welltnan. new lumber, shing'es,
$100; Snodgrass & Miner, damage to goods,
etc, $300.
A correspondent writing to the- Gazelle
from Cove, Union county, says: "The fruit
yield iu this section this year is not as abun
bant as it has been heretofore, but what there
is of the crop is delicious, and sells very read
ily at good prices. Applei sell at from 5
cents to 9 cents per pound, and plums from
10 cents to 124 cents per pound.
Last Monday Wang-te-luin, one of the
Columbias. who was known to the Cayuse
and Umatilla Indians as having been engaged
in the late Indian war, when told that he
must deliver himself up to the whites, cooly
drew a nistol and blew the top of his head
off and took a trip to the happy hunting
grounds.
Al. Benson and a Mr. Hall, who were ar
rested on one of the steamers on the Sound,
as deserters of the U. S. army, have leceived
discharges from the military authorities at
Vancouver, after a thorough examination.
There was no doubt but they had deserted
the service of Uncle Sam, but for good con
duct while connected with the army, and
gentlemanly deportment since that time,
they were given honorable discharges.
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Financial.
Wednesdat Evenixg, Sept. 18, 1S78.
Legal tenders In Portland buying 9i4; selling,
par.
Silver coin 1J2 per cent discount.
San Feascisco, Sept 16. Currency WX bay,
par tell.
Silver 9S bay; S8J4 sell.
Trade Dollars buy; 97) sell.
New Yokk. Sept. 1011 A. M. Gold. 100.
Silver bullion 1.000 fine. SI 12 per fine ounce.
U. S. bonds, 5 20's or 18C7, 105; 5'fi of 1ES1. 100.
Londok, Sept. 10. Consols. 94 1-1G money; 95
1-10 account.
Silver English standard, per ounca of 925 fine,
01 9-10.
V S. bonds 6's, &; 4js. 5; N. Y. 5s closed at
San KrnucUco Produce and General Mar
kets. FIEST niSPATCII
San Francisco. Sept 17.
Whpat Dull but firm for good to choice; most of
the efferiugii in off condition.
Barley Unchanged
Flour The steamer for China to-day carries 17.
OOObbls. SECOND DISPATCH.
Itccelpts the past 24.hours : 20.000 qr sks flour.
31.000 ctls wheat. 1,200 ctls oat, 1.70J sks pota
toes, 1.200 doz eggs.
Wheat Choice to extra choice California mil
ling. SI 72 is offered ; sale of extra choice flip
ping at f I ttVA ; good do. SI 05. Oregon valley re
ceipts ex Aucon unsold.
Flour Walla A'aila and Oregon valley; stocks
are small, leaving little scope to operations ; de
mand Is good.
Hurley, butter, oats and eggs are unchanged.
Potatoes Cheaper; quotable a S11 25.
Wool Eatern Oregon long, strong staple, coarse
fibre and dirty sold at 16c: same quality sold at ISc.
Pear In plentiful supply.
Dried fruit Choice Is wanted.
Rice Trade is being stimulated by shading
price.
ATLANTIC MARKETS.
Chicago, Sept 17. Wheat Trade Is light atS7Jfc
for Ociober delivery.
Barley Quotable t 51 OS ; no sales for October
delivery.
New Yqek. Sept 17. Wheat Cull.
Kugllth itlnrkcts.
London, Sept 103 P. IT. Floating cargoes,
quiet but steady; cargoes on passage and for
prompt shipment quiet but steady; Mark Lane
market quiet but steady.
Quotauons of good cargoes, off coast per 450 lb
sea damage for seller's account, less usual 2 per
cent commission ; Med. Ch. or MIL wheat, 41s;
red winter. 43$ G d ; California, 4949s Gd.
Shipping vi heat, fair average California, on pas
sage, per 100 lts. Qurenstown for orders, just ship
ped. 4CsGd; nearly due, 49s; Ch. or Mil., for ship,
ment during present month and following one, per
4S0 lbs. Am. terms, 40.
1.1 Kiiroou Sept 1C 3 P. M Wheat market on
spot, very little inquiry at the following quotations:
Fair to choice shipping California, per cental, 10s
(10h 4d; fair to choice shipping club, percental.
lOs-ldalOs 7d ; red Am. spring, No. 2 to No. 1, 9s 4d
$9 lOd.
English country markets Unchanged. French
couutry markets unchanged.
Wcaiher in England, line.
Shipping Intelligence.
(BY TELEOEArH.
Pout Townrend,SopU& Arrived Bktn Amelia,
San Francisco.
Pout G amble, ScptlS. Arrived Bark Atalanta,
San FrancLsco.
Seattle, Sept IS. Arrived Bark Aureola, San
Fran Cisco.
Victouia. Sept IS. Arrived Bk Victoria, Sand
wich Islanns.
Orr Stalebane's Heap, Sept. IS. Br ship Seirol
Writ, lor Calais.
Liverpool, Sept 10 Arrived Br bk Cormorant,
Williams, from ban Francisco May 14.
San Francisco, Sept 17. Ss Great Republic and
Ancon arrived yesterday.
Cleared Ss Oceanic. Hongkong ; Br ships The
Bruce and Gryfc, Queenstowu ; Br ship Roxcllano,
Liverpool.
Sailed Schr Annie Stoffcr, Port Orford.
Loading Rk North w est bound ports; schr Jen
nie Stella, Coos bay.
SAN KKANC1SCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
San Francisco. Sept IS
B J. B-210 hs SI. S0J4, SO?. SO, 29j. 30J
uaia ba sushis1 4, ism;. is.
Savage 2S0 shs S17U. 17' 4, 1VA. 17, 17.
Con Va-2965 shs 514 VJ, 14tf. IVA b 6, 14$ D SO, UU.
Chollar ISO shs S44. 45. 44
H A M 1050 shs S14:. 14Ji. 15$.
FoInt-SS5shsS9V.9r9S S. $.
Jacket-lS70 shs SJ.215i. 2l$.
Imperial 3300 shs SI. 1 05.
Kentuck 250 shs S7, 7.
Alpha J00 shs S14. 1334.
Belchcr-C730 shs $9)4.9. 9)J.9?i,9J, 10,10ys, 10.
Confidencc-SW shs ir. bj.
Nevada-275 U! S1C2. 101. 102 b 3, 161M.
"'tah-ihO sh 542. 4ljf 43
Jnllion 1930 ihs S12. 12'i. 12.
Exchequer 14.15 shs $JVS, Si, b.
Ovcrmin 470 shs 51GU, 16J.
Scg Belclier 10 shs S3u.
Justice 290 shs $9y.
Succor 320 sbs S2 190. ISO
Union 050 shs S107. 106. 10oJ$.
Lady Bryan 32 10 shs 53).4 3 90.
Alta-SS5 mi SIS?;. 14, 14Vi. 14$. 1VA, 13J.
Jul:a-955 shs $5?. 5J& 5J
Balto 395 sha 82, 1 95.
SUrer Hlll-115 shs $2U. 2 CO.
Challenge W shs 51 70.
R llaud-450 shs $50.
Dayton 50 shs 550.
21 Y 1 10 shs 52 10. 2 05. C"
Caledonia 2G0 shs 51.
Occidental SO shs 51 05.
Sheridan-720 shs S2j;. 2 65.
Wood vllle 95 shs ikjc. 50. v
S Comstock 100 shs SOc.
Lady Washington 140 shs S3, 3f.
Kossuth 500 shs 40c. SO.
Andes -ISO shs i5c, 90
AFraasooN sales.
Valley 100 shs 40c.
R & E 215 shs SO 5
Eu Con 715 shs $10. 40
Jackson-S55 sUs S10K 11, 11JC. -
Belmont 1050 shs H. 4J.I, 4 ltt.
PHomix-lOO shs S3.
Leopard-COO shs El CO. 1 75, 1 70.
Jeflerson 950 shs 52.
Glla-OOOshsSOc
Belie 200 tixt si?i;. 10. lojx.
Huwey-2920 shs we, 9j, SO S5, 75.
ManbatUn 470 shs 57.
Defrecs 3jO hs SOc
Prlte 300 shs 56, 5J. Si.
ArgeDta 3030 shs $;U, u SS, 2 75, 2 SO '
Karajo 17J0shsJt 4U.
Endowment 1405 shs 45c 40.
Independence 900 shs SS. 2 95.
bur 330 shs 51.
Tuacarora 1700 shs re.
Belle Isle S50 shs 45c
Day Silver TOO shs GOc. 50.
IlilUide 775 shs 54JC, 4.
High Bridge SSO aha 52.
Modoc SoO ahs COc 55.
2ew Coso 100 shs SOc
Uodie 630 shs T20. 19Vi. 19V
JJechteJ -lib hs Si so. 1 10' 1 15.
(JR. PAUL M. BRENAH,
Hia "Wonderful Success
V -IN JHS TESATMEST OF ALL
He has Astonished the People
of this Coast by his skill
ful, Operatiens.
HSTMAS TATJGaT1 TN II1S
public and priyate'lcctnres the True principles Df
hralth tr.i1 llfn tn fcftlh male acd iSraale. He has
also warned them against habits that iroald bel
likely to produce disease, m plain and comprehen
sive language. But where he haa found them
crashed and broken down by dl-ase, mentally
and physlcallv. he has restored them to health and
happiness, for It Is well understood that without
health there can be no happiness.
DH. Bit EN AN
has made a specialty in the treatment of the fol
lowing diseases Catarrh. Bronchitis, and all dis
eases of the throat and chest by an entirely new
system only known to himself. Disease! of the Kid
neys -and Crinsry Organs, including Spermator
rhea. Seminal Weakness or premature loss of Man
hood. In the treatment of these diseases he has
made a world wide reputation by his astonishing
success, not only ou this Coast but throughout the
whole United btatef Diseases of the stomach,
bowels, liver and kidneys as well as all diseases of
the blood and skin he has become master of. and
never fails to give relief at once, and permanently
cures the case if he Is applied to in time.
THE DOCTOR. HAS G1VKN SPECIAL
LTCCTUIt.ES
to ladies only for years and Ls perfectly fanjiliar
with all female complaints, and understands their
delicate and refined organization, as well as the
proDer remedies which should be used to allay
their suffering and rcstor6 them to perfect health.
THE DOCTOR HAS THIS ADVANTAGE
OTer most physician? hi can tell the patients' dis
ease the moment he comes in contact with them
without any aid trom the individual. This ac
counts In part fovjiu great professional success.
All surgical openttlons can be performed by his
skillful hand, and the patient need not fear the re
sult DR. BKEXAIi
will send to these living at a distance and who can
not well visit his office a 1M of Printed Questions
and by the answers when filled out he can tell the
disease as well asnthe proper treatment almost as
well as seeing the patient personally, and will for
ward the proper medicines, or instruments, to any
part of the couutry with lull instructions and ad
vice. ach letter requiring advice or list ef ques
tions, must contain two postage stamps.
Everything strictly confidential and honorable.
THE DOCTOR
has studied in the est Medical Schools in Europe
and three years is. the Jefferson Medical College at
Philadelphia, as more than one of the Medical
men of the Medica1 Faculty in this State can testify.
CAUTION.
Persons coming to Portland, requiring medical
treatment of the proper kind.who desire to consult
with me, will please beware of persons who may
try to coax them away to other so-called Doctors,
through pretended friendship for the patients
Look out for them : they are fcnaves, prompted by
selfish motives and what thy can make. Be sure
and ask for DR. PAUL M. 3REXAX, the ifcdi'caZ
Lecturer, and read his sign on his door.
Office, G'J Flrt,t street, over McCormick's
Franklin Bookstore.
LIVERY AND HACK STABLES.
mmm traksfbe coMFini
GENERAL
Porwardrsq: & Commission.
EREIGHT AND BAGGAGE FORWABDF.D AND
Delivered with Dispatch, Pianos and Furni
ture moved.
OHDEU8 FOK HACKS PROMPTLY ATTENDS!
to. Day or Night
Ofilcc S. W. Cor. Second itml Stark Sta
Mark. Care of O. T. Co.
E. CORBETrS
tftfeagy
Livei'y, Back & Feecl Stables
(FIBK PROOF).
COR. SECOND AND TAVLOR STKKKTi
Reasouc!le Ctinres for litre. '' .iictilsa
Attention paid to E on nl in;; ,iontt.
Order tor Unclt Promptly Attended te
OAY OK NIGHT.
SOMETHING
That lias been Wauling: for 3Iany Years.
rpiIK PATENT RIGHTd HAVING EXPIRED ON
i the leading Sewing Machines affords a chance
to an enterprising Sewing Machine Company to
combine and simplify the best points of tho Stan
dsrdeYing Machine": in one
Messrs JOHNSON, CLARK & CO. having done
so w ith their new Machine, as well as added a few
lmproemeuu makes the
W
W
?
Of 1&7S. for
Strength, Simplicity, durability nml Ca
iaci3'". Machine that cnuuotbe equilcd.
Do not believe Sewing Machine Agents who try
to run it down. Ah we ask U to call am examine
the Machine. Ef rig any iirtt class disinterested
machinist who will ic&tify as to its durability
W. .T. RILEY, Agent.
S. E. Corner Third and Alder Streets.
Bjgp N,
45 First Street. Portland. Orecron.
Don't Fall to Go and See
MA-DAailE SM.ITn,
The 'VVondcrfnl Gifted
ASTROLOCIST AND SEERESS,
GC Tnlilifcton at., bet. Thlrtt A KourtJi.
Hours 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
She can be consulted on sickness, journeys and
business; and also has charms for loe-luct and
happiness, and will give luck to all that want It
TheSeeress also will give the true likeness of the
future husband, wife or lover. Sent by mall to
any address on receipt of one dollar and stamp.
Consultation fee, S-
EVERDING & FARRELIi.
DEALERS IN
Groceries, Flour, Uacon, Lard,
Ac, Ac Also,
HAY, STRAW AND FEED
Of all kinds.
Front and Alder Streets, Portland, Ogn.
Office Klamath Indian agency. Oregon,
September 1C, 1S7S. J
SEALED PROPOSAL?. ENDORED PROPOSALS
for furnishing Stations Stock Cattle. Beef on
foot and Wheat will be received at the Post office
at Llnkville. Oreaon. until 12 o'clock il.. Saturday.
Sept 21; 1.S7S, lor furnishing supplies for the In
dian hervice at mis Acency. lists 01 wuicn wita
Darticular Instructions as to requirements of bid
ders may be found at the Poctotnces at Ltnkville,
Athland, Jacksonville, and Hock l'omt all tn Ore
con.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids, or
any part of any bid. Bids w ill be read publicly at
the place and hour above named. Bidders arc in-
Vliea 10 Be prceuu 1. xx. auuaiv,
slCd5t D S..lnd. Agent
J. OfCONNOR,
Dealer in
Groceries &jProduee
snip STOKE,
Garden and Grab Seeds, Foreign and Do-
inektlc KrulU,
Has reopened at the old stand.
Corner of Front and Washington atreeta.
And will be glad to see all his old customers and
the public generally.
DISSOLUTION.
THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
L ing between Ye Ark to. In the Grocery and
Provision business conducted in the city of Port
land, on Second street between Alder and Mor
rison, it this day dhaolved by mutual consent
Ye Ark & Co. withdrawing. Tho business will be
continued as usual by Luti JPing. who will collect
all the debs due said firm. YE aRK & CO.,
LTJH PING.
rcrtland, Or., An& 23, 1S7S. auSOdlm
" . .. -
CtiranicairaliMiiiltlJises,
j.
5. SI WSJ ;Cf
Grubber sTCMPSm f&&
8TtHn il '" VALTioTT-r.lillllHftM ETCm
SHINDLER & CHADBOUBNE,.
ImBrtcra, WliIca&Ie naa Retail Dealers In.
FUSMITXIRE AND BEBDIM61
We are constantly in receipt of Designs from tne "best
Artists in Europe and tne
recent importations, in Ch.am.ber, Dining. Xabrary ana
Parlor Enrnitare, in EASTI.AKE and QUEEN ANNE
designs. Our stock of PUE.NITUB.E COVERINGS is
unsurpassed in K-aw Silk, Casnmere, Tapestries, and Sat
ins, in tke most unique designs. Also a complete assort
ment of Carpets, Oil Clotns, Mirrors and Wall Paper.
we fully understand tne
and our goods are adapted
An inspection of our stock
are guaranteed to be tke
SHmDLES & CMADBT3TJK.NJE,
First and Front Streets, between Morrison and Yamhill, Portland, Ogn.
99 fcgi.rf-wfJ5.BjJ
Manufacturer and
I Saddles, Harness, Saddlery Hardware,
I BRIDLES, CALIFORNIA TREES, LEATHER, &c. g
CO
if-
61 Front and 62 First Street. Portland. Oregon.
IAIVI0ND GROSS-CUT SAW,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS.
E. C ATKINS Sc CO.,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
13!&'lEaTBm& 'iSKSi
THE BEST U TUE WORLD FOR SrEED, EiSE AXD EC0XO3IT.
Price $1.50 per font, including one Patent Reversible Handle and Guage. A
liberal discount to dealers. Dewarc or Imitations called Diamond Pattern.
ICITtTC SHELDON, OSast Portland.
SlSlm Sole Agent for Oregon and Waslilnj;ton Territory.
PinoHisoM mm $m sale.
JuiiiisywBiisiu
CUaJa. ,
I WILL SELL THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE I
Breeding Animals: 1
PKIDE OF PERCIIE or GEK. r LEDRY. DOLL.
WIIITEROSE.TKMPK5T, these are all full bloods, j
jtiSMt. amieen six'ecmn diooo. won um uecu
bred to "Arabian Boy," the other three to Gen.
Flcury. AH appear to be in foal, and have proven
Ko. l'brood mares.
JOSIE. ayeailinc filly by Gen. Fle'uy. dan? Jeu
nle. This Jilly will be enrolled in the fDrthcim
Ing Percheron-Konnan rtud Book, having fine
croses from Percheron sires.
ELLA, a yearling filly, by Gen Fleury. dam
MaEririe.
The above reven horses are the most valuable j
breeding auimals of this Stock ever offered for sale I
on this coast, and will be a valuable acquisition t
any rection they may be located in. i
I would nrefer to sell theJot together.
I will have part of the above number at the com
ing State Fair.
"I
WTLIeAMET ISOlSf WOE1S,
Incorporated Sejrtemtxr I-, lsrS,
COtrVJER Of NORTfl FltOrvj" VIVO 7 'rUKW!
J. W. SPP.AGUE. President. PETEU TAYLOB.
Iron ami Briiss Foanders, Boiler MaUers, (icneral jvhlnlg
And Engine Bsiilders
MAKUFACTCP.K AND HAVE rOB SAL?
lllfili and Lint fxesimre Jlnrtne anil stnttonary iS?iUIKs unit UUlLailtS j as.tr BUi
urtKt rilllsj tiuaitz, minnif; anu Agricultural aummery.
AKcnt for tlic Celebratcil jJIOOUK &. PiVllKEil VATlUt WIItKL, cheaper than any ui
aa vneci.
aSPAlUL'G OB1 MACHJlSEltY AMD BOILKKS prompUy attended U and crecutedj wlti
neatness and dispatch.
Till LAitaKST AMU 3EST STOClt OJP PATTEKJSS North of San Francisco. No ciarga
tho use ot them.
Agent tor Knowlca' Patent Steam Pump, the best In use. Also, Agents for the AminORlesa
Preparation for the Prevention and Removal of Boiler Scale.
XteGroot's Ornamental Iron Fence j a variety of Beautiful Patterns for Cemeteries, etc.
House uuungi, iutc, nxc,
SMITH BROS' IRON & BRASB WOBES
South Front Street, between Ilarrlson and Hall,-
In Fireproof Buiidiug formerly occupied by the Oregon Iron Works Company.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Steam Engines and Boilers, Sa-w Mill r"rist Mill, Quarts
and Canning: Machinery, Turbine 'Water W&eels,
Iron and Brass Castings, Hetties and Sheet
Iron Work and Iron Railings.
XACHirVKRY, BOILERS and CASTINGS ot all kinds made to order on short notlc.
MARKETS.
A. H. JOHNSON,
Stalls 36, 37 and 38 Central BJarkt.
Dealer In all kinds of
Fresh. Meats.
PACKER OP" BEKF AND POIUC
Highest Price paid for all kinds of Fat Stock.
CHRIS. SCHLOTH,
1
WasalnKCon St., near Tblrd,
Is prepared to supply Fresh
Beef. Pork, Mutton, Yeal, Etc.
Free delivery t any part the dry.
j. S. KETJLSR,
Cor. JSadff a and First Streets.
Is prep-ed to 'upp.y Freeh
Beef, Pork, Mutton, Yeal, ItCn
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JOHN R. FOSTER & CO.
UMATILLA,
Forwarding & Commission
MERCHANTS,
Agents Oregon Steara yavigatloa Co
DElI.TT.SnT
Dry Goods.CIotiiiiig, Groceries,
Hardware tm& Oeaeral MerciiandJs
Mark Goods
rare J.R.K.
U.
JOHNR.lV)STER4
J One price to aU at the C O. P. Grocery.
East. "We are now opening
requirements of tne trade,
to all classes of purckasers.
is solicited, and our prices
very lowest.
s
Importer of
t
3s 3
mmm
jj
Jis
Also, "A KABIAN BOY," some Yearling Coltsand
F'.Ules, with the Shetland Ponies, and Sucking
Shetland filly "Minnie.'-
It is 27 j ears since tho Percheron slock was intro
duced In Ohio The Secretary ol the Ohio Board of
Agriculture J. II. Klippurt.rsq , publishes in hisre
cent unnual report, repliux received from the vari
ous counties in the State, to the f jllowing ques
tions: Have the Percheron horses been Introduced
in your countv? Do they give general satisfaction?
To the first. CS comities ansvyer Yts. Tq the second
53 answer It, and 9 answered So And from the
same report ihe average prieeof good geldincs and
mares for farm u'c were higher in Union county,
where they were fim imparted, than anyrther
county in tho State. This certainly speaks well for
the Percheron Fvery horseman knows that a
large well formed horse will always bring a good
price in any m-irkct.
Send for terms and catalogue
IV. C. MYER.
Ashland. Oregon. Sept. a 1878. s5d&wlm
Vice l reta i . WALTER Tr-.OMPcOK.Secratary.
JAMES LOTAN. Superintendent
WALKS AND DRIVES.
Seiiillinger's Patent
FIRE, WATER AXD FROST PROOF
ARTIFICIAL STONE!
THE UNDERSIGNED PROPRIEROR OF THIS
valuable patent on the Pacific Coast la now
prepared to execute all orders for laving Sidewalks.
Grden Walks Carriage Drives. Corridors. Office
Floors. Cellar Floors, i-table Floors. Kitchen Floors,
etc The stone is laid in fqnares. ovals, rounds,
diamonds or any other reqnis.te shape, to conform
to any form of surface, level, curved or deprefsed.
It is also maGe in any color or variety of roiors.
and is as durable and ornamental as marble: is
periectlyfire water and frost proof, while nothing
is more economical.
Beference Is confidently made by the undersign
ed to the work done several years airo on the ele
gant premises of W. C. Talbot. Emj., f55 Jackson st .
and more recently on the msgniuicnt premises of
J. B. Hagin, Esq Taylor street, San Francisco, from
whom we have testimonials of satisfaction; also
the work lately done in this city for E Green, Esq ,
Judsre Harmon, and Mr.Grayson. on Jackson street,
A. K. P. Harmon and V. E Miller, Esqs., Webster
street, and Mr. Ward on Lake street.
Orders may be left at the office of DILG BR03.
Front street two doors south of Oak.
CHAS. B. DUHKKOOP,
Proprietor, Oregon and Nevada.
N. B The public are cautioned against all par
lies infringing on this patent, the Edvertiser betas
the only person oa the Pacific Coast permit td to
use the pieces. anCOdlm
COLLIE WS
IRON WORK!
44 Front St., bet. Pine and Oak,
MACHINERY OF STKBT DE8CBIPTI0S
Made to crder at short notice.
REPAIRING
Promptly attended to by experienced workmes.
BANKS.
OREGON fc WASHUdCTOM
TIUST ISY1STMEST COMFAM
OF SCOTLASD.
Office, IS First street, Pot Hand.
Mori sage Loans at Tec per cent, en Real
Estate Security only.
MONEY TO LOAN AT ALL TIMES FOR
periods of three to five years, repayable by
annual Installments or In one sum, just as the
borrower may prefer when he takes the Loan.
Persona desiring to build their own Homes In
Portland, or Farmers wishing to Improve their
Farms and repay the cost cf their Improvements
by half-yearly or annual nayments (Instead of pay
ing away rentsare recommended to try the Trust
Company's Installment (Building) Plan.
Installment Flan, 10 per cent.
SIM every half-year for four years wipes off
every S1.00v borrowed. Interest included. 5129 50
every half year for five years wipes off every $1,003
borrowed, interest included. In no Instance and
under no circumstances will the company loan
enough money to Induce borrowers to allow a
foreclosure. -
OltKGOK & WASUIXGTOK
M0ST9ASE SAYEVGS BASK,
(LIMITED)
OKI ce In Portland,
SAVINGS BANK'S BUILDING,
4S First street
President of Scottish, Board of Directors,
ALEXANDER GODRLAY, Esq., Shipbuilder,
" Dundee.
Head Office, 27 Bani St., Dundee.
President of Oregon Board of Directors,
DONALD MACLEAY. Esq., (of Corbltt & Macleay.)
This Bank's deposits (along with its capital) are
principally Invested on Real Estate Mortgages
secured over improved Farms and Portland City
Properties: also on alignments of Mortgages, State,
Territorial and County Warrants.
INTEREST on TIME Deposits, 4-$ and 5
per cent.
MORTGAGE LOANS at lO PER CT.
WILLIAM ItElD,
Managing Director.
LABD & TILT0N, BANRERS.
"I EPOSlTS RECEIVED I COIN AND
J CUIULKNn.
COLLECTIONS MADE on all Points.
BUY AXD SELL EXCHANGE ON
SAN FRANCISCO,
NEW YORE,
CHICAGO,
ST. LOUIS,
LONDON,
PARI3.
BERLIN.
FRANKFORT-ON-MATN
WASHINGTON, D. C. An I HONG KONG.
BAM of nnwrn Columbia.
Incorporated by Boyal Charier.
Paid up Capital. $2,000,000
TCith power to increase to $10,000,000.
HEAD OFFICERS CornMll, London.
.BRANCHES. ...Victoria (B. C), San Fran.
Cisco and Portland.
A.GKEIVXS.
NEW YOP.K "I
CHICAGO S-Banlr of Montrenl.
CANADA J
MEXICO & SOUTH AMERlCA...Lcndon Bank
of Mexico fc South. America.
IRELAND . Bank of Ireland.
SCOTLAND..... Brltl&U Linen Company.
ENGLAND .TJntlonal ProvUiclal Banli
of EnglnmL
TTrcT?TnrT JBnnlc of Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL j yortn .fcSontU Wales Bank
This Bank transacts a General Banking business.
Deposits received on current account, subject to
check.
Approved Bills dfecoun'ed. Loans made on
available security. Collection"! made promptly.
Exchange sold on Loudon, Liverpool and on the
principal towns and cities iu Ireland and Scotland
from 1 upwards. Also on all places in Canada in
sums to suit Coin and Currency drafts and Tele
graphic Transfers on New York and Chicago.
Commercial Credits gran ted, available in Europa
New York. China. Japan, South America, Australia
and New Zealand.
W. IV. FRANCIS, Manager.
Bank of British North America
INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER
PAID UP CAPITAL - - $5,000,000.
Head Oilice London, England.
Branches in the Dominion of Canada:
Montreal, Kingston, St. John,
Quebec, Brantford, Halliaz,
Toronto. London. Victoria, B. C,
Hamilton, Ottawa. Stanley, B. C.
In the United States:
NEW YORK, SAN FRANCISCO. PORTLAND, Or.
Agents:
SCOTLAND National Bank of Scotland,
Commercial Bank of Scotland.
IRELAND Provincial Bank of Ireland.
National 3ank Ireland.
WALES West of England and South Wales Bank.
LIVEREOOL Bank of Liverpool.
PARIS. France Marcnard Andre & Cie,
Drafts and Telegraphic Transfers bought and
sold, Bills discounted and collected. Loans made.
Moneys received on special deposit, or on Cur
rent account, subject to check ; Commercial Cred
its granted, and a general Banking business trans-
J. GOOD FELLOW, Agent.
S FIRST NATIONAL BSkM
OP POP.TLAND.
Dealtrnatcd Depositary and Financial AffssiS
United States.
President....,
Cashier
-..HENRY FAILING.
UAME3 STESL.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED IN COIN OR CTJREENCX
subject to check at sight.
LETTERS OF CREDIT lesued available Is the
Atlantic Cities
SIGHT EXCHANGE AND TELEGRAPHIC
TRANSFERS; payable in Coin or Currency: for Eale
CH NEW YORK, BAN FRANCISCO,
CHICAGO, BT-LOOTS.
SIGHT or SIXTY DAY BILLS drawn in soma to
suit, direct on
LONDON,
BERLIN
PARTB.
FRANKFORT-ON-THE-MAIN
UNDERTAKERS.
.EWS3K.Y 6C GlLNQJ15
CaMnct Makers & Undertaker?
DEALERS IN
HetffUc & Wooden Coffins. Cnsftcts, Case
and all kinds of Undertakers Goods.
All kinds of CABINET WORK mado to order.
5 Furniture Repaired.
Corner Washington and Second 8ta.. Portland. Ogn.
$350.
TEWARD OF 5350 IS OFFERED BY THE COM
LV raon Council of the City of Portland for the
arrest and conviction of JAMES IOHNSON, charged
with the crime of murder. Description as follows:
About 5 feet 5 or G inches high . dark brown, straight
hair, rather short, dark brown eyes, rather callow
complexion, a little hump-shouldered: black felt
hat with cord and tassel, mixed brown coat fine
checked; dark pants, red binding ronnd the waist:
new buckled shoe ties about No. VA or 8. gray
checked cotton shirt, no collar; white canton
flannel undershirt, breast in shape of a shield,
bound with blue: smooth face; about 23 or 21
years of age. On fingers of left hand imitation of
rings tattooed in India ink. Also the letters " F.
T." in India ink on left lez betneen ankle and
knee. L. BESSER, Chief of Police.
Portland. Sept. 4. 1878 s5d
JOHN H. MOORE'S
XROET WORKS,
G7 F-Streer, between Third and Fourth
PORTLAND. OREGON.
Manufacturer of
Steam Engines, Boilers, Qnartz Machin
ery, Saw'Mills, Flouring Mills,
HYDRAULIC PUMPS,
Shafting, Hanger, Water Wheels, etc
And also the Duval Patent Iron Running
Gear, for Vehicles.
Repairing done at short notice. mv6d6m
HERMAN HIRSCH.
Billiard and Show Case
MAWUPACTTJREH,
And CABINET MAKER,
So. Ci Front St., Portland, Ojjn.
Country orders promptly filled at current rale.
The nub now is at the C. o. D. Grocery.
OOEAM STEAMERS.
INDEPENDENT X2NE!
BETWEEN
l0ITIAtfD & SAX FBASCISC0.
the KPr.TncnTTi Trrar.-P'pvccrnj's"
rSIDE-WHEEL AMERICAN STRAW
ISHIP GREAT REPUBLIC,
3SS2Tons,
JAMES CAKROLL COMMANDER
WIU leave Pacific Wharf for SAN FRANCISCO
On or about Saturday, Sept. 3S.JS2S
Rates of Passage and Freights t
KtppTUga 3 o CO
Bridal 'Koom&I.'.'JZ.'lZrr .ZZ.ZZZlJilZIl 10 00
The Steerage on this Ship is SUPERIOR to the
Cabins on most of the other Coast Ships and her
Cabin Accommodations are unequalei by any
other ship on the Pacific Ocean
OVERLAND TICKETS from San Francisco to all
points in United States and Canada.
For Freight or Passase apply at the office, loot
of B street, next door below Alln & Lewis.
N. B. INGALLS. Agent
For Port Towuseud & Ticioria.
THE SIDE-AVHEEL STEAMSHIP
oiL.-sriiri?iA.,
500 Tons Register-CAPT. THOMAS STOTHARD,
Will leave Allen & Lewis' wharf for the above
ports on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER. 19, at 5 A.M.
For freight or passage, having superior accomo
dations. apply on board.
Cabin Passage.... SIQ I Beck S5
Freight SI per ton.
GEO S. WRIGHT.
Puset Sound Steaia Nav. Co.
FOR VICTORIA. B. C, AXD WAY PORTS
OX PUGET fcOUXD.
FROM. AND AFTER DATE AND
until further notice this Company's
'Steamers will leave New Tacoma
for Seattle and Port Tawnsend
and Way Ports. Daily at R P. M., and for Vic
toria, B.C., Sundays, Tuesdays and Thurs
ays at C P. SI.
TICKETS for sale at the office of the O. S. N. Co.,
Portland, Or.
L. M. STARR.
August 12, 1S7S. a3dtf
0LYMPIA AND SEATTLE!
The P. S. T. Co's Passenger Packet
MESSENGER
Leaves Olympla for Seattle and way ports,
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday morn
ings, at 7 o'clock, connecting at Seattle with
Steamers for the various lower Sound Ports.
Travelers can go from Kalama to Olympia by
Rail, arriving at the latter place at 4-30 P. M.
RIVER STEAMERS.
Oregon Steaia Navigation 03
PASSEHCER SCHEDULE.
Beginning 1st March, 1878.
r-gt PASSENGERS LEAVE PORTLAND
it5S283 FOR DALLKS Daily, (except Sun
day) at 5 o'clock A. M.
FOR. UMATILLA AND WALLULA Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday at 5 A. M.
FOR KALAMA, TACOMA AND SEATTLE
Dally (except Sunday), at 6 A. M.
FOK ASTOrUA Daily, (except Sunday,) at 6
A.M.
For Cathlamet, Cay Vlcsr, Skomockaway
and Urookfleld Monday, Wednesdav and
Friday, at 6 A.M.
For Westport, Clifton and Kuappa Tues
day Thursday and Saturday, at 6 A. M.
8. G. REED. Vice President
Dayton, Sheridan and Grand
Monde S. B. Co.'s
SPEOIAIi NOTICE
TO SHIPPERS & PASSENGERS.
From date until further notice the Elegant Steamer
City of ggggt Salem t
Will leave DAYTON daily (except Sunday), for
PORTLAND and all intermediate landings on
Yamhill and Willamette Rivers, passing points be
lows on substantially on the fallowing time :
Leave Dayton at 5 o'clock A. M : passing Cham-
Lnoeg at 7: Butteville at 7:30; Oregon City at S 30
frrive at Portland at 11 o'clock A. M.
Belurning Leave Portland at 2:30 o'clock P. M.,
passing Oregon City at 4 30; Bnttcville at 7: Cham
poeg at 7,30, arrive at Dayton at 0 o'clock P. M.,
connecting with trains for all points on line of road
to end of track.
For rates of Freight and Pasoge apply at the
Co.'s office at Dayton, at office of U. B. Scott & Co.,
Portland, or on board of Steamer.
, U. B. SCOIT & CO., Agents.
Portland. Aug. 26 187S.
THE WILLAMETTE
Transportation and Locks Co's
fJjc&jBlJ STEAMERS leave PORTLAND
S:S"SSV from the Central Wharf, between
r mMWt Washington ana Alder streets, as
follows :
FOR DAYTON Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
day at 7 A. M.
FOR. SALEM. ALBANY, CORVALLIS. and
intermediate point Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday at 6 A. M.
For lightering and Towing of Vessels
Between Portland and Astoria apply at the office
ol the Company, near corner of Front and Ash sts.
FRANK T. DODGE. Agent
The People's Protective Transportation
Company's Steamers.
The STEAMER MeMlNKVILLE
Will leave Smith's Wharf hereafter
as follows.
For Dayton, Lafayette and McHlnnvIHe
On Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7
o'clock A.M.
Steamer S. T. Church can be chartered for
Towing, Picnics, Lc.
For rates apply at the dock or on board.
C. O. T. WILLIAMS. Agent
Portland & Vancouver Packet
THE STEAftrER VANCOUVER.
JA8.T. GRAY. Master.
WILL LEAVE FOOT OF ALDER STREET
daily. Sunday excepted at 3i0O P. M.
Returning. leave Vancouver at 8 A. M.
For freight or passage applT ou board.
Towing done between 10:30 A. M. and 2 P. H.
daily, except 8undays.
TR.ENKMANH & WOLTF,
MACHINISTS,
And Manufacturers of
Tools Tor Planing. Molding & Turning,
Machinery, Patent Models.
Dies, Stamps.
Also FARM MACHINERY repaired at short notice.
Particular attention paid to BOILER WORK,
MILL PICKS MADE AXD REPAIRED.
Ko. 40 Front St.. Portland. Oregon.
ThLJT. POPULAR
ADAM ZOBN
Can be found at
"ADAM'S EXCHANGE,"
31 "IVASKIKGTOX STREET.
Our genial ADAM keeps the Mllwaukle and
AVelnhard BEER.
The Best Wines, Lienors and Cigars.
ELEGANT LUNCHES DXlLY.
PIONEER WOOD YARD
FOOT OF YAJCHILL STREET.
J. BOJRJEXSSJEIN.
ALL KINDS OF WOOD,
B&TQ& Tlrt uasawed, constantly on nand and
livared to any vart of the Giir.
The C. O P, Grocery is now all ths wge.
RAILROADS.
Otcgts California 1. 1. t
To Take Effect Sunday, Sept. 15, 1S7S, at
IS o'clock Keca.
DAILYCKSCEPT SUNDAY).
As fellows:
PORTLAND AMD RQSS&'Jfttf.
LEAVE. ASSIV3.
Portland TOO A. JL I Bosefcnr TOO P w
Boseburg 5a A. M. Portland i2.P,2
ALBANY EXPRESS TRXiH.
DAILY, (5XCEPT SUNDAYS)
. as follows:
L2AVK. ABSJVS.
PcrU&ntJ 3:50 P. H. I Albany. s S P. tt
Albany -iO A. M. Portland 1&C5 A. 1C
FREIGHT TRAINS
DAILY, (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) A3 FOLLOWS
LEAVE. AESIVE.
Portland &15 A. IL I Junction 60 P. n.
JuncUon 5:15 A.M. j Portland 12 p. J
The O & on and CalLVmia Railroad Ferry csia
connectl-a with all Regular Trains.
dose connections aro taade at K03E3TJB8 fwitl
the-Stsges of the California and Cicsoa Stage Oasr
pany.
W-EcketsiorS&lotoallthQ principal poina Us.
California and the East, at Compaays Office,'
Cor. P and Front Sts., at Ferry Landing,
PORTLAND.
Btorsse will bo charsed on freight reaalnini is
r arehouse over 2t hours.
Freight will not bo received fox shipment afisr
0 dock P. M,
2. P. EOGSKS, J BSANDT' U
GcaT Freight and Passenger Agent.
northern Pacific BaiiroaS.
PACIFIC DIVISION.
KALAMA TO TACOIYIA.
AND
TACOMA TO WILKSSON,
(Coal Mines.)
ax-fixN- x-.xisr: tx5.a.xivs,
DALLY, (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.)
um.YE. I JLBBXVX.
Salama 1120 A. K. I Tacoma 5. P. ii.
Ancoms . 7iw a. M. Kalama 12:00 Pr
ju-vtyantip Road Trains.
LEAVE J ASEIVK
Tacoma 6:45 A. 11. Wllkeson A00 A.iL
VtUkcson ASO P. M. I Tacoma... 5.50 P. l
C0NNKCTI0N3
At Tacoma vrith Pacific Hall Steamships 'oi
Ictorla and San Francisco, and with Sound
Steamers for Seattle. Stellacoom, Olympia and all
points ou PnjretSouno,
At Lake view with Staje for Stellacoom.
AtTenino with stages for Olympia.
At ttalama. with O. S. N. Oo.'s Boats for Port
land and aU points on Columbia River.
At Portland on Wednesday and Saturday at J
A.M. with steamers for Port Townsend. Victoria.
Nanaimo. New Westminster and Fraser River.
Through Tickets for sale at Principal Officesal
the Company, and at the Office of the O. S. N. Co.
In Portland, Oregon, to Victoria and Seattle, and
via P. M. S. S. Co's steamships from Tacoma and
O. S. S. Co. arfd P. C. S. S. Co's steamships from
Portland to Snn Francisco.
Through Tickets to Portland. Oregon, for sale at
Victoria, Seattle.Tacoma and Tenino.
SAM'L A. BLACK, Gcn'l Sup't.
W. WAYNE VOGDES. General Ticket Acent.
OLYMPIA ASS TESIHO S. ?u
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
Trains connecting daily with the
North.erxi Pacific R. R.
At Tenino, will leave Olympia at 7 o'clock A. M
and Teniuo for Olympia oa the arrival of train at
3 P. M.
J. P. JUDSON. President.
To til Unforimiate
DR. CISBOH'S
DISPENSARY .
0:43 KearnySt, San Francisco.
Established in 1S54. for the tre 1.
ment of Sexual and Seminal Bis
i eases, such & Gonorrhoea. Gleit,
Rtriclurc syphiliiLi allltsforms.
Seminal 'ttcaiseii. Impotence
Skin Diseases etc, permanent, y
cured, or no charza.
SEMUTAL WEAKSfXSS.
Seminal Emissions, the conssnuenca of seir-aocre.
ThLs solitary vice, or depraved sexual indulgence, ic
practiced by the youth of both saxes to an almost
unlimitfd extent, producing with unerria? certain
ty, tie foUowing train of morbid sym?toms,.unless
combattcd by scientiSc medical measures, vis.: Sal
low countenance, dark Epots under the eyes, pain in
the head, ringing in the ears, noiso like,tho rustling
of leaves and rattling of chariots, uneasiness about
the loins, weakness of the limbs, confused vision,
blunted intellect, loss of confidence, diffidence In
approaching strangers, a dislike to form new ac
quaintances, disposition to shun society, loss of
memory, hectic fiushes, pimj.lcs and various erup
tions about the face, furred tongue, futid breath,
coughs, consumption, night sweats, mo-iomanla srd
frequent insanifr.
CURED AT ROME.
Persons at a distance may bo CORED AX H33E,
by addrcfcbing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, stating caie,
Bymptoms, lecRth of timethe disease hu contmnsd,
and have mediVines promptly forwarded, free from,
damage and curiosity, to any part of the caunny,
with full and plain directions. By Inclosing Terr
Dollars coin, in registered letter throaija the Post
oRc or through Welis. Fargo iS Co., a package of
medicine will bo forwarded to any part of the
Union. Address DR. J. F. GIBBON,
Box 1.357. 3an Francisco.
CHRONIC DISEASES OF MALES AND
FEMALES A SPECIALTY.
A PHYSIOLOGICAL
View of Marriage f
IMiT.tfJ.ft.
A Guide to Wcdlocfe end.
confidential Trrctisc on tbs
duties ot marritge anl tha
cu;es that unSt tor it: the tc-
tfi ffVfirTl6
creU of Eeproducticn end.
tha Discuses of Wcmes.
I A hook for puvs.tr. connd-e-ste
reading 00 poses, pries
Actx.
A DBIU4TC MCntOAl antQrT!t
On all duonfrrs ot a Privato I'aturo arjm troci Salr
Abusa, Exceesea. orBflcret Diseases, vuh. tb bcit
means of cure. E4 :ar7epge. prir to ef.
A CLUIICAI. LZCTTTaE on the sot- dlsetsei and
those of the Throat and X.angs, Catirrh.Hupturo. tht
Opinxa S&bltac price W cts.
i.ither book sent postpaid en rreetpt oi price i or all three,
eontainire UO pas. hcsntiftilir illustrated. torTtts
Address SB. SUTT8. So. 12 K. 8lh St St. iouu. o.
ASSIG.VKK'S SALE.
XNTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States, for the District of Oregon. In the mat
ter of The Rock Island Storage Co .bankrtior. No
tice U hereby given that the underii;ned assignee
in bankruptcy in the above estate, will sell at pub
lic auction at the court house door in Oregon City,
on Saturday, the 21t,t day of fceptember. Ih78, at thc
hour of ten o'clock A. M. to the highcft bidder for
cash in U. S. gold coin, all hU rifltit. title and in
terest es assignee, in the following Town Lots situ
ate iu the town of Ntw Era, Clackamas county
Oregon : Block 2, Lots i 3. 4; Block 3, Lots 1 , 2. 3,
4; Block 4, Lots 1. 2, 3. 4, 6, 7. 8; Block 5. Lois 1, 2, 3,
4,5.6.7 8: Block 6, Lots 2. 3. 4 5,6. 7.8; Block 7
Lots 1, 2, 3. Deeds at expense of purchaser.
B. N. BARNiSfi', Assignee.
August 28, 187S. au9dtd
NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NOTICE,
that letters testamentary with the will of Gus
tav Sieman, deceased, annexed, were by the
County Court of the State of Oiegon for Multno
mah rounty. duly issued to the undersigned on the
20th day of August. A. D. 1878. All persons having
claims against the de-edent's ctate are hereby re
quired to present them to the undersigned with,
the proper vouchers within tlx months from the
date hereof, at the office of Aleasrs. Whalley &
Kechheimer. Glisarys Bulldlnz, Portland. Multno
mah county, Oregon. Dated t us 20th day of Au
gust, A. D. 1878. HENRY WEINHARD.
Executor cf-Will of Gustav Siemans, deceased.
HUJIdlw5tY
PIPER & KNAPP,
ARCHITECTS,
OSlc In Jlonaastea' Building, First ?&
Between Morrison and YarnhP'.