One Hundred Dollar JHe.
P A. Jones, member of the Canmlia
.-:.mn.t. rocontly returned to In
18
h me Benton, OuUrio, from the
ilnd of Cypru eii.l the Holy i-and.
His visit there was for the purpose of
uring queen bees from those conn
ries His apiary iu Bet'ton ix ' very
aud h hus otlu'rs in the United
!t7tes Utf haii Blli0 tiibliiUtt. ttn
.niarv'in Ltrnlca, Cyprus, which is now
'charge of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Benton.
Writing from Palestine to a friend iu
city, Mr, Jones said of his journey:
St have been delighted with with my
, I through these parts ou account
of finding a very superior raco of bees
, race I fuel sanguine, when tested, will
nrove a boon to America; and ns I am
the first to import them, I hope to get
"ugh to America to get the race estab
lished there in purity. There appears to
b but one race of bees in the Holy
Tand but they vary in color and in some
other' respects, and on this account I
have procured some from almost every
cart. Those I obtained in the valley of
Sharon, Jerusalem, and all about the
hills of Judoa, also east to Jordan aud
the Bed Hea, were sent ou mules, cam
els and asses to Jaffa, thence by steamer
to the apiary at Larnica. Thoo I got on
Mount Lebanon, in Herman, Damascus,
and in fact in all the northern part of
Syria wore taken to the coast and
hipped st Bey rout for Larnica. Just
noi (April 15) I am getting a supply
from northeast of Damascus, near Pal
myra, and they seem very fine. I have
also received a number of bees for Prof.
Cook, of Lansing, Michigan, for oxanii
ination undor the microscope. I have
itli me a stock of small vials filled with
alcohol, into each of which I place a few
bees. These excite the curiosity of the
natives, and they watch my ovory move
ment. The dangers of travelling are
yery Kroat as I am forced to go to dis
tant points, quite out of the ordinary
routes, to carry out my object. If my
losses are not too heavy, I will surprise
tho liee-keepors of America with this uew
rice of bees. I find it less difficult to
secure bees here than it would be in or
dinary seasons, as the crops were
a failure iu Palestine and Syria
last year, and starvation makes
some more willing to soil their
bees than they otherwise would be. If
I ever got out safo from these tribos I
will have no desire to return, even
should I find a superior raco in some
other locality. I will hire the native in
stead to come to mo, and let them run
the risk of having fine beos for me to se
lect from, and pay them such sums as
will induce them to perform the work.
Iu fact, it will be quito impossible to
ever do more than to get a few stocks to
breed from, as the cost is so great. In
some instances each bee could not be got
and laid down safely in America for loss
thau 8100. All I have will surely avemgo
that sum."
Mr. Jones brought with bim 200 hives.
He placed thein on exhibition in London
before his departure for this country.
They wore visited by the Baroness Bur-dett-Coutts,
Sir John Lubbock, Mr.
Terry, of tho British museum, and John
Hunter, of tho Times.
Upon arriving in New York, Mr. Jones
said:
' Notwithstanding, I have gone to tho
antipodes for my pets, I cannot safely
venture any opinion on them yet. I am the
first man in the country who has selected
Cyprian and Holy Land bees in their
native ubode. and comparatively little is
kuown of them. The queens are strong,
hearty bets, able to go long distances,
ajd maintain their own against a supe
rior force. All that I may say farther
would bo only conjecture. It will tako
time to test tho superiority of their breed
as honey producers over that of the
Italian or Ligurian queens."
Mr. A. H. K. Blood, of Massachusetts,
was tho first beekeeper that introduced
Cyprian queens into tho hives of this
country. His were received threo years
ago from some friend traveling in tho
Holy Land. There were few in number.
Beekeepers who inspected them believed
that thoy promised much. Next year a
Fort Plain beekeeper introduced the
Cyprians into his apiary, and they pro
duced such results as to cause a sensa
tion among beekeepers and to load to the
trip of Mr. Jones. The Cyprian queen
is lively and of a very light yellow color
under its body. This ofUm approaches a
straw color. She is ferocious when
attacked, and resistit vehemently. Her
workers are niucu more hardy than
either the Italian or the black bees. It
is said that in Cypress she will live for
six years. The Italian queen's existence
is confined to threo or four years. Her
other points are yet to bo tested. Her
dronos also are superior to the orlinory
Italian drones.
Besidos the Italian queen, the little
hlack, large brown and gray queen bees
are natives of this country, and have
thrived ever since they were brought out
by the Pilgrim fnthers. A good queen
will lay 3000 eggs in a day. Queens are
hatched in fourteen days, workers in
si out twenty-one days, and drones in
about twenty-four days. Among
tho successful beekeepers of this
country are General Fitz John
Porter, who has his apiary in Mor
ristown, Col. Landreth, and S. L. M.
Barlow, Esq., of Glen Cove. There are
apiaries on the tops of large buih'ings in
this city, and in the yards of many sub
urban residences. Bees find many feed
ins rrrnnn.la in tin vicinitv. There are
o many rare trees, plants and fiowers
cultivated liere, that tue lioney gmuereu
is rich in color and sweetness.
Ttoa flw hinh in flip ritV. It IS neCOSS-
ry for them to pass over the tops oi tall
houses and escape injury from the
thousands passing along the streets. Yet
they often drop to the sidewalk and add
to uieir store trom syrup, mum.-'-,
ihitii. n.1 AtliAp o.-offt inhfct.anr.0S. The
yield of honey this year will not be so
large as it cue been in lormer years, iu
California, which is a large honey pro-
dnrintr onnntr-v th ornil this Vear will
not be one-half as large as the crop of
I3i8. The yield Irom counties in una
Kuu h mnrli mallfr than during
former rears. The bumblebee stores
her honey in the ground, and beekeepers
get at it only with difficulty. When it
is collected it brings fancy prices.
The Baroness Burdett-Coutu, who is
president of the British beekeepers'
association, has written to a merchant in
New York for information as to the man-
nf mm.i tnrinff honev in
this country. The Prince of Walea Laa
an spiary.
Baa Water ai Cause or Disease.
A correspondent of the Scientific Xeivt
says: "It is not strange that doctors and
old women believe that fevers are pro
duced by drinking what is supposed to
unwholesome water. Any absurdity will
be generally behoved whenever it has
been preached enough. And the bad
water tueory lias been preacued from
generation to generation to generation.
porliaps from Adam s time dowu to uute.
"Doctors Irequeutly exsmine water
wita a inieroscopo and see small 'danger
ous' animals iu the water, and report the
fact with the bad cases of sickness thus
produced to .medical journals, who
innocer.tiv publish it all, and without
considering the fact ttint, with the same
instrument, they can see as many animals
in any and all water that healthy people
drink.
"Now, the facts are, that any persou
mar drink their fill out of any stagnant
pool of swamp water with tadpoles,
aninialcuhc, lizardsj and all, without re
ceiving any injury therefrom, simply
because the stomacn lias a way oi dis
posing of the animals: but the lungs
have not. Henco, persons should cease
to breath while drinking. The lungs
may inhale more than they can expoll.
"The water was no worse wnue an
Memphis was haviug the yellow fever
than at any other time, and had nothing
to do with producing the fever. While
tho prairies of Illinois wore being
broken, the people had more fevers per
acre than iu any other country, simply
because there was more vegetation per
acre rolled under to rot and poison the
atmosphere; and, during the prevalence
of fevers ;in llhnois, Uie water was no
moro dangerous than now.
"The are no fevers or aguo in any
country where the soil is generally poor,
no matter what can De seen in uie water.
"I believed the bad-water theory until
I commenced to run a pump factory,
which gave mo an opportunity to know
what people had in their wolls. I did
not need the microscope to see the
slippery remains of dead toads, snakes,
poisoned rats, skunks and woodchucks.
Some people nad a won ami privy in mo
back yard, some respectablo distance
opart on the top of the ground, but they
were practically all one thing in the
same strata of erravel at the bottom. I
expected to see the people get sick (as
they should) from using sucn water; out
never knew of a case of the kind, which
shows that peoplo may live healthy on
pure air and horribly bad water."
The Dkum Major. His feet roso aud
T..11 nitli tliB reffulnritr of nuartz-
crushers; his bearskiu was as towering
and fluffy as a cat's tail in spring time.
His gauntleted left nand was giueu to
his hip, and his gauntleted right hand to
his staff, sawing right and left for dear
life. Then he reached the second line
of review and prepared to salute. First'
li rnUn.l tlm stuff shoulder hieli and
wobbled it four times liko tho walking
beam of an engine, luen lie reversed it
and gave one gilderfluko to the right and
two flab dabs to the left, twirled tho knob
seven times, flung the stall twenty ieet
in nir nnil mndn a motion as if he were
going to turn a triplo somerset before it
came down again, instead oi mis, now
Avur lip rfinirli t, it deftlv. tucked it un
der his right arm, shot out his lest hori
zontally, crooked his elbow aud laid tue
l, t l,ia lion.l nn liia hriiw. And llO
did all this with such skill, rapidity and
ii i 1 1 s
pride that the small boy cneu: o,
looker him, Jimmy! My eye! don't he
look like a biled lobster nor nothin'!"
Chicago Tribune.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Portland, September 14, 1880.
Ioeal tenders in Portland, buying, par, and
selling at par.
Silver coin in Portland bansa quote at I per
cent, discount to par.
- . , . T 1. . i
(.(ii ii exenunge on new iur, i j-t uem. jjiu-
nimm. , .
Com exchange ou San lraucisco, par to i per
cent, premium.
Telegraphic trausiers on .cw iont, i k.twjih.
premium.
Horn 1'rodiire Market.
Thn fnllnwini? Quotations represent the whole-
tale rates from producers or first hands:
. ' I ... .... ot 1 1
FLOUK Uuotalile in jouuing low ui: ominiuiu
brut us, fa uunest counirv uiuuus, u
43 75. superfine. .:! TbUuii 50.
WOOL HOfu.271 for choice.
WHEAT liood to choice, $1 30.
HAY Timothy baled, buying at $16(S $18 per
ton.
POT AT1 )ES Quotable at 45fu,10e per 100 Ihs.aB
to description ana quality.
MIDDLIXOS-Jobliins at fWd,$20ft$25) fine
t r,f i-ni 'A Inn.
BRAN Jobbing at per ton, $1S(,$16.
ill K LuiH tyr liuahcl 4'JU(L-15 cU.
BACON-Sides, 13Jc; bams, Oregon S C 12
13Jcj rastern, 14di.l5c; shoulders, 9(10c.
LAUD In kegs, 10(a,U'i i in tins, 12fai 121c.
BUTTEK We quoU) cnoice uairy hi aiu..;,
good tresn rou, zuio,.ic; miuw( iu
flic, whether brine or roll.
DRIED ERUlTS Apples, sun dried, 9al0c;
machine dried, 12cJ l'ears, machine dried,
llal 'c. Plums, machine dried, l!0c.
EGGS Mo per di
POl'LTKY Hem and roosters, $4 .Wa5. Tur
kevs 1 Ka20c per pound. Gcw, $8a per doz.
CHEESE Oregon, 12Jal5c; California, 16c.
HOGS Dressed, 5ic ; on foot, 3 Ja4e.
BEEF Live weight, H to lie for good to choice.
SHEEP Live weight, Mo2c.
r LLOW yuotaule at noajc.
U I UbS Quotable at 14al6ic for all over 1 lbs,
one-third off lor under that, alao one-third otl
for tulls; green KjgSc.
Ucncral MerehailJ.
RICE Market quoted at China, 5Ja6J ; Sand
wicn isianu, iim j.
COFFEE Costa Kica, 17ol8c; Java, 2.ra:ee;
D. ir.ii7
TEAS We quote Japan in laqucred boxes 50a
7.ic ; pijier, Jija'i-
SUGARS Sandwich Island, 9jaI0c; Golden C,
in bills, 10c; hf hbls, 9jt; ( rushe.1 bbk lUc,
bf bbls, 12c; Pulverized bbls, 12c, hf bbla.
13Jc: (iranulated bb I, lljc, hf bbls 12Je.
PRDINES Qr bnxee, $1 75; hf doxm, $2 75.
YEAST PliWDKR Uonnel J, $1 "0 gross;
Doolcy, $20a22 gross; Preston 4 Merrill,
$J4 f1 rross.
WINES White, per do in case, $3 50o4; per
gnl,70ctn$l 50; Sonoma, per doi in cases,
$.1 50 to $5; per fL 0c " 60
Claret California r ga , $1 to $1 25; im
ported per go I, f 1 M to $2.
3herrr-Ca!a per gal, 1 50 to 2 50; Span-ich,'$-1
tolrt ; aswrtrd brands, $12 to IS;
imported per gal, $2 So to $7.
Port Various bmnds in qrcsks, $2 40 to 5;
fl 40 to f2 ; imiorted, $.1 to $7
6PIRHS 'itieold lieunrr Brand in qr ris
and octaves, $a 50 to $7 5 per gal ; Dun
Tiile'slrreb bisky in eases per dm, $12;
James Stewart k Col Scotch Whisk; in qr
cks and octaves, $4 ; Henoesay Hraiidy in
ease, per dot, very fine 1 star $16, 2 star,
$IT 40.3tur$19; llnllaad Gin, large csts,
$18 to tA; Old Tom Gin incas,$12; Kye
Whisky, per ral, $2 A to $.' : Bourbon, per
gal, ti Jo to $ ; A Culler, $3 Z5 to $3 40 ;
) K Cutter, $4 40 to $-i
OILS Ordinary brands ol coal, 30c, high grades;
iWWWTi.il.r, - ' '
raw 1idH, ; purelard.$Ul 10; castor,
$1 6tl eo; turpentine, o65e.
jTrees aud Health.
EveryUy know that trees luko
tho carhuljo ncid thrown out in tho
Ircutb oi noil und tiniinuls, fiuiute
it into foiipoueni parts carton ttnd
oxygen vo butli tho latter to bo
used over again ami work up tho
lonner into wood unil li uit.
It i iilfOi-ominsi to l jjonerally
uiiuoi'Kluoiliimi 'ottt ifivn ilo nn
portHiil ecr-'no in proiiiptin rain
tails, und in helping to retain tlic
burfuco wabf for oprings, sircuius
and gcnerul ige.
It is also known that certain
species, planicd in malarial locali
ties, help to tmder the latter healthy
by somehow tJing up the deadly mi-
UBI1UI.
It would t.ow appear that trees
growing near drains carry otV tho
sewerage wnier,
A gentleman whose cess drain was
constructed just like his neighbors',
and in tho same kind of soil, has
found it unnecessary to clean it out,
while tho others had to be pleanod
out frequently.
An examination allowed that three
largo trees, whoso roots had pene
trated into tho vicinity of his second
or waste, cess-pool, were clearly tho
channels through which the vasto
fill nninnnil '
H 1 1 vuv i'vt
Whetner it was changed into
planLtbod, as is likely, or was
exhaled through the leaves, in cither
case it was disposed of with equal
safety.
How to stop a ninn from talking Cut
his said off. , t
Entirely Kemveie'l
Nkw YokkI'itv, Juue 17, Hi79.
H II. 11'urner it Co.: Uewtleiaen I heiehy
certify that my wife hm. txien u.linf Warner's
tial'e Klilnev Hnil Liver Outs nir I nxhl's llaeaae
anil he Is now enfln lv revreil. When all
physlclin's ieined:i'a failed nh tnitueed
to try your remeily, ami received benetlmul re
nulli Troiii the tlmt Imiile. Alter taking four
bottle h. wan eutlrelv cuf il.
Yours truly. RQUK't J FITZOERALD.
Renslblo rauadlau.
Mr. Gai1boln,or Bnckvlie,t'mmda, after be
ing cured by the uoe of Warner's Hate 1'llls aud
Wafe Bltti-r of a prosttatliu malarial alaeaae
oiiiitrHcted in Texta, write u: "I nhall never
travel in that o'lioaro without you' Safe I'llla
anil Safe T imo as part of mvoutOt."
r Iu ni'thlna; any purrimt orln writ
Intln reiou lo auy adverllavinentla
Hilt impir you will teir mention the
nHine f I he pnr
F. E. BEACH & CO.
Hucciwaora to
.Coggins & Beach,
UKAI.EH3 IN
FJELIHTS,
Oils and Glass,
DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS.
103 Front Street, Portland, Or. ael
A NSW TKEATMEfT
for ronnilliiptloii. Asthma, llronrtillU,
nyaprpala, (alnrrh, lleadiithe, Uilrllty,
KhrnnintUm, .erl)jl, mim all CU-uuiv
aud Nervous Disorders, it la ttikeu
BY INHALATION,
And acts directly upon the creHt nervoiuard
orattiile center". ano t'nres by a Natural fro
cess of Itevltillzattoii.
HUNT fIHOl-2.
A treatise on Compound Oxvcen, Rlvloir Ibe
IIIWHIIJ'OI IUI.UCW HI I.MII ' BU ......p -
oid nf most remarkHhle cures. Wrlt fortt.
AUltreSK IIHN Pi .Mln.r.l r.lt.r..i, jiwiim
1111 O rnnl s reet. Hlil.sdelplila. I'a., or H. B.
M A'l'HKWH, 8J Muiit imery mreet, Han K.ai.
cim, Cat., from whom cn bo procured both
lufonnHtlou and a'ipplles. aeliiil
i4 S3
THE OREGON
NEWSPAPER PUBLISHING
Company
Is now piepared to furnluli
ukIJi'S, Ouifclilen and Hup
V emenla on theshortesi no
Ice. A'llres W 1). rtitmrr
Uox (9. Portland. Or.
EZ IS mS&L'l MWritt&M
ThomDSon, DeHart & Co.
iMPOKTtaa or
HARDWARE. IRON and STEEL
1 LAlbSnilll TOOLS,
IIAHU tVOOI) LU3IOKlt
WAGON MATERIAL.
COAL
(Cumberl nd. Ublh and bomeslie )
Portland, Ore ron.
Ifsatslsrltai AraltlT.
Solid Facts.
louthrMmif. Juimert-uH, anl often f.nt.1
tliHeane,
CATARRH.
Xine-tenth" of Mo pwi k of thp North
NYi'St ate Mtlt' ritiir iniro or ieh firtm
this baneful niitUcy. ItelliK of eeinf-
uioiih oripin, iii-'ee (oiiatUutninMl, it
liiaiiKi'MfUiiMii are a v.nl.cl In 1'iiiin
as the rainbow U in color, (.'atakkh
is a scrofulous allVctiuit of the mueoiiH
membrane which lines t.nt only
the tlnoat and nasal ptuisttgeH but
also all the Interior eavitlea-braln. eye",
ears, st.miache, liver, lung, intestines,
kidney, bladder, an.t ;he entire euliole
of the body, and In its iliirerent stae i
known as iir.Mii), dky or t anckroi'8
CaTAUKH. At rtrat it usually afleet
me tnroai ana nitriis, tiie impuritU"or
which tire swallowed into the stomach or
iulialed into the lunu, thus poiaonint;
the digestive, respiratory and geitito-uri-nary
organs, and causing Deatness, l)ys
nepoia.l'onstlpHtion, (.'hronie I)iarihua,
ltroiicblte, liftieori luea and ji'oiiNUiun
tlon. which latter is verv often only
I'aTARKH of the Li xos, Hence itlsev
Ident that auy retuetly to be, etlectual iu
persHatiently curing "thin diat'HSH inunt
posse the allerntive propertied nceea
miry to eliminate from the blood the
the scrofulous virus which is the prima
ry cause of the malady, as well as to
cleanse and heal the affected membrane.
DR. JAMES KECK'S
Sure Cure for Catarrh
Possesses tiiesequaiitles In a pre-einiuent
degree, having tint cured himself, aud
for the last 12 years used theSt'KKCl HE
in his practice' as a physician with the
most gratifying an I uuvarying tiuivtss.
We tio not ask you to believe our un
supported KiiteinenU nor will we pub
lish the certificates of unknown persons
residing in the Kant or at a great distance,
but on the eonlrary we respectfully re
fer those atllieted with Catarrh to the
following
HOME TESTIMONY.
.1. M. STiiOWBllIUUK, Etq., Capitalist,
rornaun. ur.
J08. HUCHTKL, Efq.. Hheriff Multlioinali
county, Portland. Or.
KKV. Ai-ONZO T. JON KS, Salem, Or.
JOS. 1UVIS. Km .Teiiino W. T
C. H. WHKELi-K, Eq , Merchaut. Kast
Portland.
C. H. HAVLIN. Rsi) , KiiKlncer, CarHbops,
ai I'ortiana.
W. H. ciiMMIN(H. Km.. Peoria Or.
We Have hundreila ol le-'lmoiilala from the
moKt respectablo cltlaetia of Ongon and Wash
ington, bitlonly refe' to 'be iiHitim of a leiv
well-kui'Wn and prominent inillvliluaN.
STAkkyour uraitKlel lor Iff. JltlKN
HkCK'N ( I k Kl t' I lt II,
Hiid see that hU slguature la on tlia wrapper of
eucli pacicsge
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE,
r Ms Hot Ilea for 93.
A liberal dlKcnuiit to driiKiflsta. H. nd onlers to
lK. J H e UM'K ')
So. I.tlt Flrat Nlreel, Furllnutl Or. or to
HODGE DAVIS & CO.
Wholesale Aen(s. I'OHTI.AWr . H
J. C Carson.
Manufaotufer aud dealer in all kinds ot
Sash, Doors, Blinds,
FRAMES, MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, Eto.
KANOXKD rilsldllKI I.I'M BKK
Couslantly ou hand.
'Importer o
Paints, Oils, Glass, Brushes.
AND A FULL LINE OK
IAINTI3RsV MATKKfAliS.
Orders from the country wl I receive prompt
and oareful attention.
salksiioom: pactory:
III trout (street. At Weliller'a Mill
au9 roKri.AXIi. sH'ssi.
wra' Mnfm IMIla are an Immedinto
stimulus fora'l'oriild hivnr, and mm dative
nes, Dyspermla, Biliousness, Ulllous Dlnrrlima.
tlalurla, Fever and Aue. and are nwful at
times In nearly all Diseases to caaso a free and
reculnr aeilon of the llnwcla. The best antl
dole fur all Malarial Poiaon, Price, 'Etc. a box.
Waracrtll!ervlne(inlcl!lr rives TUwt
anil tiliep lo tliesulTerina.ciuea lleattttcheanil
N'..uruliri. PrfWIlUl KnllenLlo Fits, snit Is the
H best remeily for Nervous Woatratlon brought
On 11V eXCemilVII UIIIIKIIIB, Wr,'Wl iiir.i.n.
shm ks and oilier cunses. It rslleves the I'sins
of all I)m!uu-s. and Is never Injurious to the
system. The best of all Nervines. Hollies of
WD .17.-71, HIUn, WW.
and H.UU.
Warner'i Wafe
Remedies are
old by Dro(rs;lat
and Dealers la
jnedlelDe every,
where.
O.WABNEB&CQ,
Proprietors,
Boekeater, N. T.
SMrflend fi.r Pamphlet
apd 'JsaUBiooiala.
IIOUMI,
II A Vl s CO.. Atresia.
Portland. Or
lie Great English Remedy
i J I. .. iw. .rar.fnlllnV I lir
f..r Nervous Debility
Khu.UJ Vlta'l y
K..riilliHl Weakness,
Herinatorrhea, Lisas
A SillO'.ls lai po
tency, Paralysis and
all t' e terrible effect
of Heir Abuse, youth
fill follies, and eiceo
aee lo maimer ye r
auch as Loss of Mem
orv.IIIU'le. Noctiir-
r!? .. f n 4iiiitv. Iilmnesa o
Vts'cn, N'olwa In the head, the vital fluid
pawing unobserved In the urine, and many
ut he -die e. f ht lead to lnanlly aud death
1)11. ITIK al l aree lo forfeit Klre
llnasr.4 Dollars lor a ease of this kind the
1 1 1 l. hi sssa I a. (under his special
silvlr.ai treatment) will Dot cere, or
anytl nr impure or liijnnoos found lo It
H. sJsiTI. irealsall ITI vat Diseases u
eefn ly without mercory. e)eallalla
Kree Trorouirli eiamlnailon and advlr. In
e utloraily.i of urine, Vi 0. Frle of llal
Keat ral e. 1 ISI per lioitle, i.r lour limes
thequ'iitii f'f iW); ent Ur any adddress
n n-ee-pt a" price, or C. O. IK. secure from ot.
servaiho. d In private name If desired, by
A. K. MISTIt;, M. D.
II Heany ettee..aaa traaelsea, al.
II H. SlITII'S KIII5IKT WEaTEBt.
aPKRI rr si. turn all kinds of Kidney
end B aAlei Conipl.l-yU. Ouorrho, Uleet,
ieunurri av F'K ie by all tlruff isu; It M
bv tie; all xt' e lor IS UO. . .
DM. MIM It.' Da.UOr l.lO PILL
are b hetl wd rbeapest 11 IPKMI A anil
HlbiMLnexe l'i ibe ua-keL for sale by all
Hrti.ll. .
llussu. I1 fO. rarUaad. r.
vtavieaal aaeata. snarllll
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Juat Itecelved. Ibe best lat of
HARDWOOD LUMBER AND HICKORY AXLES
i -.v.t tHIVrtxl
MBIalzIS BROS. & OO.
126 First Street and 127 Front Street, PORTLAND, OREGON.
. THE
Largest Dry Goods House
OF THE NORTH-WEST COAST.
GOODS AT MEW
WHOLESALE
Wine Inr Price Mm.
Dayton, Hall
THE TRADE
Solicited.
Wholesale
TIIK OBJECT of this Institution is to
tiH.il in Hie prnctifBl, t-vervday HHUim of
loss pot, nnil in liM tlmo, iliftti any other
.. '. . ... ' . , ,
KimliHlt Hranclit's will receive snunui
. - . ...
pppiinite hIikIv ifdi'siri'tl, in t'ltlier (lay or
MKTIIODH, 'ri'fiil attention, ami entire
Will Work. Iiltll V AKMHtl'Ill CtlllHllintiy in
M
VARNISHES.
WE HAVKJt"T RrCKIVKD BY BAIL
from .Ne York, Ibe followlnf llnti of
Varnlsbes:
NO. 1 COACH.
NO. 1 FURNITURE.
NO. 1 COPAL.
EX. HEAVY DAM AR.
BROWN JAPAN.
BLACK ASPHALTUM.
SHELLACK.
We ere preps, d to furnish lb above Vara
Ishes ID t.arrel or eo lols at ss low prices as
bare ever bn offered lo Portland lor same
auailtyof fwls. Thesa Varotsbesare fmra ibe
wsll known maoufsetory of William Tildsn.
Special Indiicementi Offered to Ptlnten.
JT. 12. I1KACII tVOO.
(SoeeasMri to C. B.)
103, Front Street, Pertlnjad.
Orders from riTOiU
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I i 3 5'- p a
f ' m 5' sr n r
IHf) -
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I V Z p
0 I" 5
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a". 90 '.J
! 2s: Z
Jill M
In this. MnrUet.
YORK PRICES.
AND RETAIL.
HI k I.LIN HKOt. .
A Iiambcrson.
Portland,
MmltBmd Oregon.
Hardware.
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Impart it quality of know ccltfe tlmt must be
lift', Hllonling nneru uhiho lvatioaiion ui
chiinu tor of rti linol can ollur.
.i t, ....... I..u ,u, nltr.x. 1,1 nnv
aitoinmii. i nvnw iumim m-.i
...... .1 VT . . ms I' . i . ,Iiasu r Ii VV
pvenini; e snin. nr. x. . ..r n, ....
aatialVti'm irnariinteeilto aimtiuiotUH no
IIIII'IIII.UIITI- III i.huii-w l"'l'i""-
GAFtFltLD vs
JAN60GL
T. C. W. B. S.
IT IS KXI'Kf'TKI) THAT AtX PATRIOTIH
rl'lrein will huve an iipimrtuulty innrtuosa
Irotti H'vcrnl uoinlemulliliites fur President In
the a,'irusuliltiK contest, but lu tlie ri'alm ul
TllV)YK CM)!. WATEH BI.K AOIUN't HOAP
sUmls sltine, peorless, uunvalleil auj unap
priiHohuiile. lis iihuih has become, a bouse
hull) w nl. Its virtues hare flown on the wltms
nf the wind. Its remarkable, sueeess lias stlm
iiluttnl m 1.K1110.N or tuac larr.Ti irts. uf whlob
HI.WAUK and nun.'liHe. noun llistdnas ool bear
the Imprint of tl.e ktamdakd CoaP IXi , wlio
nmniifi o ure ih most exmiiHlvs as-orimeulof
Kamllv, I.HUinlrv Hil l Toilet Moups mailo Iu the
llinieil tiaies. If your d nicer urUrumrlst Ooes
but keep our Rmnla, order dlrnetly Ironi the
STANDARD SOAP CO.
ao 1 Hin ritinento Mt.. K. al
. . L.hl 1'lM.l.nn VlnA.Um.il. l.fMvri. MH
LINFCHTH, RICE A CO.
Cis Af3'4 ( fulls Caut. 101 Htrket ft.. Cu frucfaot
' J. B. KNAPP,
Commission Merchant
AND PURCHASING AGENT. '
A II tJooda on Commission.
WOOL, ORAIX. DAIRT rilODUOTl AXD
rRUITH A BPKVIALTY.
Afenl fur I'arroll'i Talent Doubletree.
247 First Street, bet. Main St Madison
I'OKTLArTD. OkEOOX, jyW
SPORTSMEN'S EMPORIUM.
WM. BECK & SON
Importers and liealers In
Sharp's, Remington'!, Ballard's, Burgess',
Kennedy L Winchester Repeating Rifles.
Cs t'i, llenitnKlnn's, Parker's. eU Y ,
Moore's and t'labrauVi's '
BREECH-LOADINO SHOTGtmS.
HAZARD'S SPORTING GUNPOWDER
Be" In 'be wntUU. Put Bp Hi VJ, la andiSaics.
keiie. Oun W.'ds. hueils, v and
rartnlesaf all liiads at Rcaaeed Prlcaa.
r ;aT. i
Base Bella, Pn Bu-. iv .4 i 'um Velonl
Mdee.Aren-ri'. Ijh 1 -. r't I" Tackle
ofs. T (l.erl'h 11 ni. lque'liv
Car. Fro a I m Alaer at.ea, I'srUsas.
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