FRIDAY.......... 3IAY 3, 187i
OUB SECOND VOLUME.
The season is now near at hand when
v many hundreds of our subscriptions to
the Xkw Northwest will expire. We
nrjr- upon our friends everywhere the
importance of immediately renewing
their subscription fees. A little effort
"Wtipon the part of each of our numer
ous readers will enable us to start out
with the Second Volume with debts all
cameled and in the enjoyment of safe
financial prospecU for the future. We
could then bring a light heart to our
work, to which, since wc took up the
lnad of financial care that a large news
paper business requires, wo have been a
stranger. There are also yet many de
linquents upon ourlist menand women
who have regularly enjoyed the products
of our toil for the past year, and yet neg
lect to pay for their paper. To all such
we say in respectful solicitude, wc need
thr money. The sum of three dollars is
-mali to each of you, but the aggregate
indebtedness of several hundred delin
quents makes a sum of much import
ance to us. We trust that this call will
in t be passed unheeded. We have toiled
diligently at dress-making, millinery,
lecturing, story writing, editorial work
und canvassing, doing faithfully the
v ork of half a dozen to keep up the ex-
pt-nscs of the paper, and our strength is
severely over-taxed: and wc now ask
s ur friends, one and all, to cheerfully
put shoulder to the wheel and help us
through the Second Volume, which
-hall be in all respects suporior to the
lirst.
iu Portland. Wc had supposed tha1
there -were already about as many daily
papers in this cityas could be supported.
This paper is, however, very likely only
intended as a campaign sheet.
The Dalles Mountaineer of a late date
says: Mr. William Davidson, the great
real estate dealer of Portland, has sold
Judge Humason's property in that city,
consisting of a house and lot, for the
sum of $7,500 cash. The Judge is well
pleased with the sale and spoKe very
highly of Mr. Davidson as a rename
business man, and recommends him to
all in this section vho may require the
services of an honest, competent and
thorough business man in mat city.
The Bulletin says that the Oregon
and California Railroad Company will
hereafter sell tickets at this point for all
points iu the United States. These
tickets arc what are called coupon tick
ets, and each and every road over which
the holder passes clips off a coupon.
Tickets aro sold for cither routo to Cali
fornia, via steamer or stage and railroad,
across the plains and mountains by the
Central and Union Pacific Railroads, to
Chicago by either of three roads, to St.
Tennis bv either of two routes, and from
either of the two last named cities to
XewYork by any desired route. Just
so soon as tho arrangements can be com
pleted, tickets of this description will
also be sold at Eugene, Harrisburg,
Albany, Salem and Oregon City. At the
different ticket offices on the line of tho
Oregon and California Railroad, tickets
of this description aro now sold for any
point in Oregon or California. Persons
traveling will always fiud It advantage
ous to purchase tiirougu ticKets.
NEW SEEIAL STOEY.
A new serial story of extraordinary
merit by Mrs. Susie Witherell of Port
land, Oregon, will begin with the Sec
ond Volume, and continue from wcok to
week until finished.
The following extracts from its table of
contents will enable our readers to form
- 'me estimate of its merits :
The Fortune Teller;
A proposal, and what came of it;
Tiie moonlight sail;
Clarence and Blanche;
Mcintosh and Old Katyj
A New Year;
The half made Bride;
The White Star;
Incognito Lover;
The plot revealed;
SSonora a captive;
Plots and counterplots, etc
Snake Poison. In tho last volume
of "Transactions of the Royal Society of
Victoria," published at Melbourne, there
was an account of Dr. Halford's inter
esting researches into the nature of the
change produced in the blood by the poi
son of snake bites. Tho doctor wor; ked
with the microscope, satisfied himself
mere was a cuange, and described it and
has since had an ornortunitv nf tpsllnir
his theory and his antidote. A man
working on a railway was bitten by a
snake; ere long drowsiness came on;
medical assistance was obtained, bnt by
the time it arrived the man was coma
tose, and his lower extremcties were
paralyzed. Dr. Halford was then sum
moned by telegraph; he made an incis
ion in a vein, iuserted the nolnt of a
syringe, injected ammonia diluted with
water, and tne etlect produced Is do
scribed as "marvellous and immediate."
The man became conscious, steadily re
covered, anu oceanic quite won. xietice-
iortu lei au people wno live in districts
infested by snakes remember that am
monia Injected into a vein is the remedy
for a bile. S. F. Herald.
To Freshen Rancid Butter. Hero
is a fact worth a year's subscription to a
paper: "To a pint of water add thirty
drops (about half a teaspoonful) of liquid
cmonue 01 nme. wasn in tms two anu
a half pounds of rancid butter. When
every particle of tho butter has come iu
contact with tho water, let it stand an
nour or two; men wasn the butter well
again Iu pure water. Tho butter is
then left without any odor, and has tho
sweetness of fresh butter. Theso prep
arations of lime have nothing injurious
In them." Ex.
CLUBBING 'WITH MAGAZINES.
Send us $5 00 and seouro a weekly
isit from tlie New Northwest and a
iiionthly one from DemoresVs Parlor
.Y ifiasinc for one year, and depend upon
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.. niiu. Hie fact that the New
V'KTiiwkst Is awakening so much ln-
t- ri '-t with Eastern publications as to
auso them to make magnanimous of
fi n for our mutual benefit gives our
readers an idea of the estimate that
iirst-class periodicals place upon our
J "llli.ll IUI (lie i lJjrii-.
We have made arrangements with
'lie publishers of Arthur's Home Maga
i by which, on receipt of $4 50, we
w ill be enabled to send the New North
wr..-T and Home Magazine each for one
year, accompanied by a large and ele
gant steel engraving, entitled the
Wreath of Immortelles." This picture
was engraved as a special premium for
Arthur1 8 Home Magazine, and its retail
price is $6 00.
Gixlcifn Lady's Book, the standard
5 00 monthly, has agreed to club witli
Hip New Northwest at the rate of
j io per year, in advance. Save a dol
lar by sending for both publications.
Stimulants. George D. Prentice.
who, according to all accounts, ought to
be pretty familiar with what men usually
term stimulants, writes tuus truly anu
beautifully:
There is a time when the pulse lies
low in tho bosom and beats low in the
veins; when the spirit sleeps which, ap
parently, Knows no waiting, sleeps m its
house of clay, and the windows aro shut.
the doors hung in the invisible crapo of
mclanclioly; when wo wish tno golden
sunshine pitchy darkness, and wisli to
fancy clouds where no clouds be. This
is a slate of sickness where physic may
be thrown to the dogs, for wc wisli none
of it. What shall raiso the spirit?
What shall make the heart beat music
airain. and iml.-e through ail tho
myriad thronged halls in the house of
lire? what snail make the sun Kiss tuc
eastern hills for us with nil his old
awakening gladness and the night over
flow with moonlight, love and llowcrs?
Love itself is the greatest stimulant, the
most intoxicating ot an, ami performs
all these miracles, and is a miracle it
self, and is not at the drugstore, what
ever they say. The counterfeit is iu the
market, but the winged god is not a
money changer, wo assure you. Men
have tried many tilings, but still they
ask for stimulant. Men try to bury the
lioatingdead of their own souls in the
. ..I.in I.llf (lin nnmon iLno "Wn
1IJV LUIIi UUU ,l IW A 1 I ' t
see their faces in the bubbles. The in
toxication of drink sets the world whirl
ing again, and the pulses to playing
music, and the thoughts galloping, but
the clock only runs down sooner, and
au unnatural stimulant only leaves the
house it filled with tne wildest revelry,
more silent, more sad, more deserted.
There is only one stimulant that never
Intoxicates dHty. J)uty puts a clear
sky over man into which the snyiarK-
happiness always goes singing.
H0MENEWS.
B. ker county has 309 school children.
Albany is to have a grand picnic to
morrow.
The Waklron Troupe have gone to
Victoria.
Work on the now Methodist Church at
--alcm has ceased.
The municipal election at Oregon City
occurs next Monday.
The first piano ever brought to Oregon
is on exhibition at Salem.
The Dramatic Chronicle has discon
turned publication for the present.
The next Linn county Agricultural (?)
Fair will be decidedly a "horse show."
Congress has appropriated $00,000 for
the erection of a capital at Olympia
W. T.
Washington Territory has a new Gov
ernor. This time E. P. Ferry is the
lucky individual.
The Odd Follows Fifty-third auniver
.irvwas appropriately observed in Port
land last Friday, tho 20th tilt.
Rich lead mines arc reported to have
bee n discovered at the foot of tho Uns
t'ados, in the Sauliain district, in Linn
i-miity.
The Cumberland Presbyterian of Leb
anon are going to build a fine church
this summer.. Over $2,000 have already
been subscribed.
Mr. Kyger, County Treasurer of Walla
Walla county, W. T., has been arrested
to answer tho charge of robbing the
c utility of $20,000.
Oro Fiuo Theater has been re-leased
by Manager Waldron for another year,
or until tne new ineaire uulldinc bv
How to Judge Books. would you
know whether the tendency of a book is
good or evil examine in what state of
mind you lay it down, iias it induced
you to suspect that what you have been
accustomed to timiK unlawful may,
after all, be innocent, and that that may
be harmless whicli you have hitherto
been tauglit to think dangerous? Has
it tended to mako you dlssatished
and impatient under the control of
others; and disposed you to relax in that
self-covernment, without which ootu
the laws of God and man tell us there
can be no virtue, aud consequently no
happiness ; Jias it attempted toauate
your admiration and reverence for what
is great anu good, anu to uiminisu in
you the love of your country and your
leilow creatures.- Jias it auuresscu
itself to your pride, your vanity, your
selfishness, or any other of your evil
propensities v nas it denied mo imag
ination with what is loathsome, or
shocked tho heart witli what Is mon
strous? Has it disturbed tho sense ot
right and wrong which the Creator has
implanted in the human soul? If so
If you are conscious of all or any of these
pftVcts or If. bavins escaped from all,
vnn h.ivn felt that such were the effects
J . .11 1 J.I 11. ,
it was intended to prouuee, inruw we
book in the fire, whatever name it may
thf title nacre! Throw it in the
fire, young man, though it should have
been the gift of a friend; young lady,
away with the whole set, though it
should be the prominent furniture of a
rosewood book-case aouuiey.
ID-ELY GOODS,
SCCII AS
SILKS, WORSTED GOODS, GRENADINES,
Japanese Silks, Poplins, Alpacas, Lawns,
Marseilles, Etc.
33 jQl. NT 3E2L 23 33. S ,
A Large and Deautlful Assortment ol
MILLINERY Q00DS, RIBBONS, t-MUU OL IIUiUH,
Tine Laces, Etc.,
Or every variety an J description.
Straw Goods, Parasols and Kid Cloves
Ot the best quality.
jewelry, r.VNCY goods, etc.,
On hand and made to order.
HILDREN'S AND INFANTS' CLOTHES
Of all description.
Kasnail. a French chemist, finds cam-
hora remedy for that fearful insomuo-
enco which attends the first stages of
insanity. When opium and an the
drowsy syrups of the cast fail of effect,
a grain of camphor, formed Into a nlll.
and followed by a draught of an ounce
anu a nan oi tuciniusionoi hops, mixed
wim nvc drops ot sulphuric ether, is his
usual remedy for procuring sleep.
For Felons. An exchange says that
a pouitico oi onions, applied morning,
iiuuu, unit nigm, lur iiirec ur luur unys,
will cure a felon. No matter how bad
the case lancing the finccr will bo un
necessary if this poultice Is used; the
rcmeuy is a sure, sale, and speedy one.
That terrible scounre. tho cholera, is
expected to invade us again from Europe
una summer.
eB-CONSTANTLY Receiving New Supplies
oy every steamer, do
HOME SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE.
Portland Market.
Hour Extra, S-" T5 per Iwrrcl; Extra country
brands. So 2rw5 .VI.
wiiwii si ami per cental.
Ruller Klne dulrv. IVVio ner round: onlln-
i. 1 i , . n?m '
jici uutui
OUR AGENTS.
The following persons arc duly authorized to
act as Asents for the New Xoktu west :
Mrs J. ir. Foster Mliany
Ashby I'earce
Ur. Bayley
A. A. Mminiiic
Miss Virclnla Olds.
Hiram Smith
J. H. D. Heiulen-on
W. W. lleech
..Allmny
Rer. Win. Jolly ,
Hon. T. W. IMVeniwrL.
Slnry J. Maeere.
A. W. stauanl
S. II. ClniiQliton
r. A. Ileetl
Ml. O. T. Daniels
Mrs.Xellle Curl
I. C. Sullivan
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Olympia
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Mrs. It. A. Vawtcrs
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Rev. J. V. Damon
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MKs 1L A. Owens
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California
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to net ns Agents will
please forward their names. "We want Agents
at every nostofilec throughout Oregon and
Washington Territory.
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gomery St., San Francisco.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Clotliluz Trade Iin-s, wKlilit the
Inst tiiirtrilnvK.undenroncareguinr revolution
hy Flshefi Rohertk having opened a first-class
Clothing establishment, corner of First and
Waiiinirinn strpcts. where Men and Ilovs can
bo fitted to perfection In every kind of Clothes.
They are manulacturlng on a largo scale, aud
mi.. moL-o nnvihliiir for Men and Hoys' wcarto
order In the very best Myle, at extreme low
nHc. Tlmlrnlm Is In nleajio both In lilting and
in quality. Acnll to their establishment, comer
First and Washington strcclx, will convince an
ottneinct. ui.-u-i
Aukeny is finished
The Oregon State Sunday School Con
vention for 1S72 will be held Iti the Con-
M 11
gregationai cnurcn at jiuany, com
menting Tuesday, March 23, and contin
uing three or four days.
Miss Annie Tixloy and aud Mr. Itobt
Fulford, both-well known in theatrical
circles, were married at the St Charles
Hotel in this city, by the Rev. John
Itonberg, last Tuesday.
The AMinomah Jlcjmbllcan is the
lame of a new daily paper just started
Womav Lawyers. When tho large
number of ladies who are at present
studying law in this country shall com
mence to practice in the Courts, it is
surely reasonable to expect that there
will he such a flood of eloouoncc as was
never known before. Everyone who has
had any acquaintance with tne sex (anu
who has not)? is well aware that a
woman's ton-rue is the longest tiling out.
"Extend your tongue a little further a
little further," a doctor once requested
two or tnree times ot a lauy patient.
"Why, doctor," was the arch reply, "do
you think there is no end to a woman's
touguev" hhe got well, as sho deserved.
One thing is quite certain a woman
can talk a man oil his legs any day in
tne wcck, anu retain as great a super
fluity of words as ever, l'rosy old law
yers, therefore, will not have the small-
. . -.i. . . .
est snauow oi a snow wiicu iiucut icnit-
nines tout their briefs. This will be
rather a pleasant innovation which no
one will regret, aud perhaps the sooner
legal hacks arc superceded by sprightly
racers the better it will be for clients
Generally. Tho great fear entertained in
will, as they do now, lovo the sound of
their own sweet voices aw mat
nobody else will have a chanco to get In
a wonl, and further mat they will
wheedle the jury so successfully that the
vordints will contain more flattery than
justice. Alia oatiwvuu.
rvr -vrcnTrirvES. Dr. Hall relates
4i. n!n n man who was cured of bil
lousness by going without his supper
anddrlnkingireciyoi nuiuuut.
morning this patient rose with a won
derful sense of rest aud refreshment, and
feeling as though tuo uioou u
iu,fl.. .ndii lonnsod and cooled by
lemonade and the fasU His theory is
that food may bo used as a remedy for
Dr.
NO
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, CATARRH
a tniinns nf ilio Tjincs. Deafness. Discharges
from the Ears, Nervous or General Debility,
Sore Kve, Granulated IJds, Opacity of the Cor
nea, Films, etc.. arc successfully treated by Dr.
Almrn. corner Third nnd Morrison streets.
CHRONIC DISEASES, especially such cases
as have resisteii me onunary moucs oi treat
ment, are the class of maladies which
Aborn treats with unparalleled success.
'ir IlflK fnr rVlllsultlltlon.
TnrmsMot(iraio and agrecablo to the cl
enmstances of the patient, so that all who arc
nmlcteu can procure ma iroiuucm mu
wish. nai
COBURN & McCABE,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
5 W.VSIIINGTON STREET, UP-STAIRS,
I'ortlnml, Oregon.
Woik done at REASONABLE RATES, ul
lXll UiOVtUW ouvv' W m tit II 1
by the use of salt; epilepsy and yellow
fnvpr u-inrmoinns- kidney aflectlons:
titvn avcoft oil: erysipe
las, pounded cranberries applied to the
parts affected: hydrophobia, onions, etc
So the think to do in order to keep in
good health is to know what to cat, and
not what medicine to take.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. I PORTLAND ADVERTISED CENTS. I ..,im$.f
MBS. ACH,
UST RETURNED FROM S. HIAN-
rlMX Willi a large anu spipnuiu wm-t oi
Oregon Steam Navigation Co's Notice.
BOATS OF THE COMPANY WILL LEAVE
Portland ns iollows :
For The Bnlles:
Daily (Sundays excepted) at 5 o'clock a. if.
Tor Astorln:
Monday, Veilnesday and Friday at 5 o'clock
A. n.
For Moutlcello:
Dally at T) o'clock A. M.
ns: J. C. AINSWORTH, President.
PROFESSIONAL NURSE.
USV ONE WISHING THE SERVICES of a
Coruiietent American Nurse
Can secure the same by calling at the corner of
Mini anu nuj bls. nsni
. 1
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fully nnd satbfaction guaranteed. Prices mod
erate. Inl2
PKOF. GANS
GIVES LESSONS OH THE PIAHO AT
Residences of Pnpils.
TERMS REASONABLE,
anteed.
THE
Satisfaction Gnar-
ronTriXD
-OREGON
Estallilied, 1850.
MRS. S. J. ItCMSEY,
PORTRAIT AND LANDSCAPE PAINTER,
-"AN RE FOUND IN HER STUDIO, on the
111 1 xr fill J l" v. nf l:iph U.1V -
Bar LESSONS GIVEN IN MMHCAfli
INO. "l
DEPOSITS RECEIVED AND ACCOUNTS
kent suhlect to check on draft.
IVTUWEVn nltAM.n.1 .... Tllll" nPPftCITert.
... a -..w- ununi-u ... ....... .. . ' J
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Goods Sold to Suit the Times.
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TRUST FUNDS, In sums of ONE DOLLAR
1 Aii i ui'v.JiLm irom uaiooi uvikjmu
moxey luankd on anDrovea securltv.
Ilonds. Stocks nnd other valuables received
I on dcrjoslt for safe keenlnsr.
collections maue anu procccus promptly remitted.
Invextments in Real Estate and other nroD-
Ienj maueior panics.
Sight nnd Telesrahlc Exchange on San Fran
cisco and the Atlantic States for sale.
I IGovenimcnt Securities bonirht and Mild.
Agcnuor ino iransacuon 01 an Kinus or Fi
nancial anu jtusi uusiness. ni
PORTLAND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
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AND-
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TRAICJHT
Parrisli, Watkins & Cornell,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
(E. Y. CORNELL, NOTARY PUBLIC)
90 Front St., bet. Washington nml Alder Sts.,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
"iyE ATTEND TO THE BUYING AND
Selling of Real Entatc, Nvsotlato Loans,
1 iwciil iiuuwi. iiura M5in-ii(ii nun ArEnnv .
1 cugemcuis inKcn.
WC I1LY ASD SELL
City and County Property.
PAY TAXES,
.Monthly Duet 61 00 Payable Qunrtorly
DmrcTons Wm. S. r.idd. P. c. Schuv lor. Jr..
M. P. Deady, L. II. Waketield, W. H. llmckett,
.. u. uidus, u. it. ixiwii, m. w. r eenncinier, 11
Faluns, L. Blum.
Officers:
I. II. WAKEFIELD.
11. FAILING
p. ti schuyij-:r,jiu
.President
-Vice iTcsIdont
-Treasurer
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ROYAL SMITH. Asrents Salem
D1L IL C. HILL i SON, Agents Albany
niu
31KS. 31. J. EXSHiX,
I Fashionable Dress and Cloak-Maker,
Thlrtl Street, Nenr lYimiilugtoii,
COLLECT NOTES A2fD ACCOUNTS, TTW'1" aksorpient of pat-
M IV terns, trimmed and untrlinmed.
COUNTRY DRESS-MAKERS
Negotiate Loans on Approtcd Security. Uv, flnd ,. , ,,,,. nJrantilM to cive her a
DR. VAN
Sovcrcipi
DEN BERGH'S
Worm Sjnti).
Ill IS TRULY WONDERFUL MEDICINE
I 1m rnmintiitl to exnel all wormK fnim the
Dowels and hStomacli,exceil Tape aud Chain
Worm.
The proprietor ha taken much pains to ten
the comiiaratlve merits of the principal Worm
.Meuiemcsoi me uny, wuicu,uiimeruuK as uio
Entozoa themvclvcii, have overspread the
land, each claiming forltwlf the name nf p
clnc; and, while we frankly acknowledge that
many or them nre often successful, nnd do great
good, were wo not asured that thli combtnet
advantage posiew-ed by no other worm medi
cine, ilk inirouucunn ai nils iiuc uay wouiu inn
nave ieen auempicu.
Tlic nleasant taste and exceedingly small
quantity of this medicine requlrwl to te!ttho
existence 01 worinu, or 10 remove every out'
from the system lUopcmtlnR In a few hours,
unaided by any other puree, together with its
certainty of ctrect, constitute It one of the nit
brilliant uiseovene or mease.
Had we space here, scores of certificates
might be adduced to show Its progressive and
rapuuy increasing repuiniion lor 111c lasiiew
rcars; uih 10 prumuiKuiu iui tame anu usiair
Ish Its character, wc only ask for n trial.
Its sneed v operation In all sudden attacks, as
convulsion, colic, tits or snasms. elves It an
nnrivaleJ superiority. Sent by express on re
ceipt of price.
si i ur WUUMS.
Alipmntn nallnc nnd flushing ot tho coun
tenance, dull expression of the eyes, drowsl-
InCSS.llCllinROI HID HUM-, nini Uit-r iij..
tongue whltely furred nnd thickly sieckled
with red polnu.fcted brcath.an enlarged belly,
n ,virfin nr ppiHinil swelling or nutllngness of
: . ' . . . . 1 . 1 .. 1 t 1 .1 1 1. ..r I
IIIC SKlll.ll nuvrimji 11 HIV Ntvii Mliiunih 1
the teeth, a sensation as If somcttung was
lodged in tho throat, a gradual wasting or tne
nesh, sickness ot tuc sinmacii, vomiung. a
short and dry cough, appetite sometimes vora
cious, mother times rceble, bowels sometimes
cotlvc, at other times Iooe, great frctfulncss
and Irritability of temper, pains In the stomach
and bowels, colic, Sits, convulsions and palsy.
Its value in removing masses ni cruoiun
from the stomach and bowels of children, even
where no worms exist, cannot oe 100 uigiiiy es
timated. ... . ...
Prepared ami som, wnoicsaie anu rcian, oy
DR. V.VN DEN REROH and Agent In nil cit
ies and towns. . ,
Dr. Van Den llergn can nc consuueu onnn
Nenrly Ttvputy YcniV Itelileiice
In Oregon lias made us famlll.tr witli thi vnlup I
ol City and County Property, together with the
1 Yuriuii-t lucHiions.
For Iliroruuitloii
Appertaining to tho Real Estate business, par-
iii-.x win 111111 11 io ineir inieresi 10 auvise wuu
-Mr. Parrish, who is the oldest Real Extate
ueaierin tnecity.
KtmnscrM Desiring- Iiiformitt Ion
Are reque-ted to call upon us. We are pre-
ami 10 oner tiinirawo invesiments in every
part 01 un-Kon nuu wasitingion lemioQ.
We Are Well Supplied
With Otllelnl Maps, and other Imiwrtnnt Infor-
maiiuii, which is ouereu 10 Hif-muilc.
1'AItltISll. M.VT1I.S .V I'OIIXUJ.
nirvim
calL
Orders Exerutrd with N'catncM and IJUpattb.
Charges Reasonable. ntS
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
AY
Witherell .Sc Holinan,
No. SO Front Street, Portland,
TILL FIND EMPLOYMENT FOR ALL
1 those annlvlng for situations in any ca
pacity from Wood-chopper down to a Fat Office.
Pay special attention to obtaining Farm
Help, 1IOU-.C Servants, Railroad Hands, etc.,
IrresiiectlveofNatlonalltv.
l-.mies senaing orucrs rrnm a ttistnncc mnt
lc explicit in their orders, stating Just what
they want, what they will jay, etc., (accompa
nied by our office fees. S2 u). which may de
ducted from employee's wages), stating wheth
er tuey win or win noi De responsible lor trav-
Arrangements have been made to secure the
Services of a
COMPETENT CORPS OF WRITERS
upon any and all subjects or Public Interest.
The New Northwest Is not a Woman's
Rights, but a Human Rights organ, devoted
to whatever imllcy may be necessary to secure
tho greatest good to the greatest number. It
knows no pex.no politics, no religion, no party,
no color, no creed. Its foundation is fastened
upon the rock of Eternal Liberty, Universal
Emancipation and Untranimeled Projrresslon.
OUR PREMIUM LIST."
As an Inducement lor our friends to make
exertions to secure lance clubs for the New
NoimrwRsr, we offer the following llt or val
uable premiums :
Kortwa'.y subscribers, at S3 (lOeacli.aocom-
Eanled by the cash, we will give the HOME
HUTTLK HEWING MACHINE, without ta
ble, beautifully ornamented. Price, $93.
For thlrty-tlve subscribers, at $3 DO each, ac
companied bv the cash, we will given HOME
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE, with Black
Walnut table, bronzed and nicely finished.
Price,
tor tony suDscnocrs, at a w eacn, accom
anled by the cash.we will give a HOMESHUT-
MISCKLLANEOUS.
I ellng expenses ol hired help.
I. 1C WllJihlihl.U
nltlf F. 1UI.LAHD HOLJtAN
nit oxi.ni:ssioxAi. kimhdatki
0
s. w. Mcdowell, m. d.,
r Sntrin,
ANNOUNCED AS THE
3?ooileM TomiJOiMiiicc
WOMAN SUFFRAGE CANDIDATE
CONGRESS.
OR. ABORN,
Oculist nml Aurlst. Ttiroat nml I.nns:
PIIYNICIAX.
Laboratory. Consul ting- and Opcrartinff
APARTMENTS,
CORNER THIRD AND MORRISON STS.,
I'ortlnml, Oregon. n29
J. . FBYER,
DRY (iUODS AND CI.OTlIINtS.
Groceries, Bootv, .Shoes. Nails, Etc.,
AND
PURCHASER OF FARMERS' PRODUCE.
Highest Cash Price paid for WOOL.
CORNER FIRST AND MADISON STREETS,
PORTL1XD, OREGON.
ao-nlS-tf
TI.E SEWING MACHINE, finished In extra
style, with Black. Walnut tablo and cover.
mee, s-.
The above Sewing Machines, which are war
ranted first-class in every particular, can be
seen at the office ol Geo. W.Traver, 112 Front
street, Portland.
For fifty subscribers, at $3 CO each, accom
panied by tho cash.we will give a MASON &
HAMLIN PORTABLE OltOAN, rohr octave,
single reed, with black walnut case, automatic
bellows swell, two blow pedals. Improved cen
ter pressure reed valves, etc. Price, $50.
For seventy-five subscribers, at S3 00 each, ac
companied by the cash, a double reed MASON
A HAMLIN ORGAN; resembles the first ex
cept that It has also a knee stop. Price, ST5.
For seventy-five subscribers, at $S 00 each,
accompanied by the cash and twenty-five
dollars additional, we will give a MASON Jt
HAMLIN ORGAN, or FIVE OCTAVES, ONE
STOl", SEI.I-'-ADICSnXO RBED VALVES, IM
I'KOVKD BELLOWS, TKEMULAUT AND KNEE
SWELL. Price, Slot. -
For one hundred subscribers, at 3 00 each,
nnd twenty dollars additional, wc will give a
JIASiUX ilA.MI.nN Ullli-A., FIVE OCTAVES,
I VE STOrs, TWO SETS OF ItinnATOItS THROUGH
OUT, IliritOVED GRADUATED SELF-ADJUSTINd
REED VALVES, IJIFKOVKDHELLO WS.TK FJI ULA XX
AND KNEE-SWELLS. VIOL.V, DLVPASON,
FLUTE, TREM ULANT. lrice,JI2S.
Those who desire to work for these nremluma
can send the names and money as fast as re
ceived. The subscribers will be placed to their
credit, and If enough names are not received
during the year to procure the premium de-
lreil they can choosen lessernremlum.or thai-
will be entitled to receive twenty-five percent.
In cash of the amount remitted for their labor.
rpHE DOCTOR WILL FURNISH HIS PJIO
X togrnph to any nddross In good style (cabl-
diseases that t ho liuman system Is heir to. His to vote that tIckctnextJune,for the small sum
,1111m lAin-UCUtv .1. uintwv a v. ....
children cannot o sunaseil by any physl-i-inn
In the United States or Eumnc. Dr. v. ad
vises ladles troubieii wnii any irreguinnncs oi
tho Utcnts to try his new remedies and get
cured. ... .
Ily consulting ami unucrgomg a simple ex
amination the ntlllctcd can learn If their dls
nntn 1m worms or not. At nil events. Dr. Van
IK-n Bergh can ten tnem iroin wuni uiscasc
they are suffering.
Consultations und examinations free of
chante. .. .
OFFICE Itoojis iS anu over iwiuiikvi
Salem, Oregon.
Letters uescnoing uio sympioms win u
nromntlv answered, and persons living at a
instance will be saved the expense nnd trouble
of rolling on tho Doctor. Address
DR. J. W. VA UKS lll-.ltijll,
15 P. O. Box 172, Salem, Oregon.
of "iOcIs. In postage stamjis. Send by malt or
ress
S. W
MISS MACNAMARA
TT.VS OPENED A LARGE AND CHOICE AS-
sortmcntof
nil
Mcdowell, m. d..
Salem, Oregon.
Milliiiox'y Goods,
At
Empii'c Hotel,
MAIN STREET, DALLES CITY, OREGON.
T)OARD BY THE DAY, Week or Month, on
u tne mosi rcnonniie terms.
Snnerinr accommodations for families.
Canconl Coach to aud from tho house free.
A large safe for the keeping ot valuables.
linusc oncn n nii-ni.
ul7 THOMAS SMITH, Proprietor.
1 First St, bet.AVnshliigton .t Stnrk,
Next door to Ladd A Tilton's Bank,
And hopes by nttcnt Ion to buslncssnnd prompt
ness In executing orders to meet a share of patronage.
Two first-class milliners wanted Immediate
ly. To first-class hands highest wages paid.
.iso iwo small gins wanicu ns apprentices.
.vppiy iu inc More, 1 1 irsi street, immcuiateiy
HURGREN & SHINDLER,
XEW ADVEUTISE5IEXTS.
PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE.
ALBERT A. MANNING
TT EEPS A FIRST-CLASS BOARDING HOUSE
IV fir the nrenmmodatlon of ncoole who nre-1
tcr n nulct homo to the confusion 01 a hotel. I
1 ... - . . ... ...t- i- 1- oc.r I
1 ienus niuueraiu. uiiihi, n.
JAMES F. BROWN,
Attorney, Counsellor at Law and
NOTARY PUBLIC.
EUGENE CITY OREGON
Consultations In the English, French, Ger
man anil Holland languages.
NEW MASONIC GROCERY STORE,
I'ortlnml, Oregon.
FIRST-CLASS ESTABLISHMENT !
GOODS OF THE VERT BEST QUALITY
AT TIIH
VEUT LOWEST POSSIRLV. TRICES
COFFEE AND SPICE MANUFACTORY.
vrjimcit A TOUnXEL, '-r-tnFr-r IMIHIRTERS AND MANUFAC-
MANUFACTCRERS AND DEALERS IN 1 U turcrs of every variety ot
Ueuulne Java French cli.nrnfVito nml
spices of all kinds, wholesale and retail, No. I PARLOR,
Vi .111II.IV1 CU, A uitiuim VflVJJOII. Y i 1101
I. L. ATKINSON". Notary Public
TYLEll VO0DWAKn.
D. W. Wacefseld.
Atkinson, Woodward & Co.,
(Late Atkinson A Woodward,)
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
NO. 102 FRONT STREET,
Portland, Oregon,
TT AVE Fnrt RALE FARMS AND UNIM-
Xi proved Lands in Oregon and Washington
' I'm i-rlt n.
Also, Choice city property, for saic
and to Rent. . .
We attend to Buying and Soiling Real Estate
In f!l(v nml Cjnntrv
Special attention given to the Renting of
Property and Collection of Rents, looking after
iiepnirsanu i-aymeni 01 xaxes on i-rupi-uj iu
our hands when desired.
Iegal papers written and acknowledgments
tnkfMi.
LOANS NEGOTIATED on Real Estate Se
curity. Parties having Money to Loan nre In-
Vlteu 10 give us n can.
iilStf ATKINSON, WOODWARD & CO.
IT
BED-ROOM,
DINING,
LIBRARY AND
COUNTING-HOUSE
TJRNITURE,
IN'
Oak, Walnut, Kosrnood, t'hfvtnnt, Etr.
Dlt, MARY A. TIIOMISON,
PHYSICIAN AND ACCOUCHEUR
RESIDENCE AND OFFICE-THIRD ST.
XXi between salmon anu jiam, uiijiusiu: me
lubIlcSuarc.
Calls attended In any part of the city.
Batteries for sale, and Instructions given on
the use ofclectrlciiy as a iwiimimi vikciiu nl.
n&TlC natmna-ronf eltlrxnc la roa r ft t T 1 v
cviiUtVU.
ANDERSON, HORSFALL & CO.
ra"Goods delivered free ol charge to any part
oituoclty. nIStr
3IKS. It. UVWLINS,
MANUKACTURER AND DE.VLER IN
........ nmuiFB. f,h
5HIRT5, UitutKSniHia, unnma, Lib.,
Corner Front and Yamhill sSrccts, Portland.
Shirts Made to Order
Of the best mnterlal.and warranted to tit.
All kludsofmenuinguonc.
MISS E. PHILLIPS,
FASHIONABLE DRESS, BASQUINE 4. CLOAK-MAKER
Rooms over Mrs. Levy's store.
Orders Executed ulth Promptnejs ana Dlpttb-
ns-tr
n5
Temperance House.
MOULOINCS, MIRRORS, BLACK WALNUT LUMBER,
I'ulii. Hnlr. Mow, Excelsior illiip.
Etc, Etc., Etc.
LOVE'S
Will Frlsblc...
HOTEL,
-l'roprletor
THIRST STREET, between Main and Madison,
inr.i...i iwn. New House. New Fur-
uitnre, Kxceiicni ACCOiniiiuu..""..- ' i"
week, to 4 Per day, Jl to Jl 00, according to
n39-tf
TIIl: LARGEST STOCK!
THE BEST GOODS!
THE LOWEST PRICES!
WAnr. Rooms-Nos. 1, as, 1T0 and IT
Salmon and First Sts., Portland, Orcjon.
ntltf
!, Cor.
MCRPIIY KELLY,
D KALES IS
FAMILY GROCERIES,
l-Or.MllT PROIirCK. FIUTR A0 TfclitTAIILES,
Comer of Thlnland Washington streets (op
posite Presbyterian Church), Portland, Oregon.
Goods delivered to all parts of the city HIEE
u C11AKUE. "
JlltS. II.
Hilliooro,
S. CRAWFORD,
OUR NEW PREMIUM LIST.
As THE NEW NoimiwisrrliaRnlrnfldv nmrnl
a ixpular success, we are decided that It shall
also prove a triumph.
10 enaoie our menus wno may iiccldc to can
vass for our naDcr to benefit lmth tiimcitrna
and us by Increasing our Subscription Lists, we
propose 10 give me louowing auuitioual Pre
miums to canvassers :
Any subscriber who is in arrears for the Nrrw
NonriiWEST.who will send us his orherown
subscription fee. and one new subscriber, ac
companied by the cah 36 00 we will give :
.v pairi-anan .Marine vases;
Or a Bohemian Glass Vase;
Or a Bohemian Glass Card Receiver;
OrK dozen Ivory Napkin Rings;
Or dozen Plated Teaspoons;
Or 1 pair Alexandre's Kid Gloves;
Ora spangled Lady's Fan, leathered edge:
Or a Bird Cage;
Or an Album for holding 100 pictures;
Or an Album (extra) for holding 50 pictures;
Or a Fancy Letter Case;
Or a box Toilet Articles. Including vnn.
chalk, perfumery, etc.;
uraiiritnnnia len X'ot;
Cm 1.'imc.nATnmni
Or Vi dozen Glass (tablets;
Or Yt dozen Glass Tumblers;
Ora large Glass Fruit Dish;
Or a Work Basket:
Or a Fino Embroidered Handkerehlftf ;
Or dozen Linen Handkerchiefs;
Or a Woolen Table Cover;
Or li dozen Table Napkins ;
Or dozcnTowels;
Or an elegant Portmonia.
Any snbscriberwho Is In arrears foravear's
subscription, nnd who will send his or her own
subscription fee, and two new subscribers, ac
companied by the cash making $9 00 we will
scnu :
A set ol Rogers' Table Forks, triple ptateu, on
white metal, warranted;
OrasetorRogers'TableSpoonstripJeplatod,
on white metal, warranted; , . ,
Or a set of Rosen' Tea Spoons, triple plated,
on white metal, warranted;
Or K dozen Rogers' A Russell's Table Knives,
best quality, warranted;
Or a handsome Bird Cage.
Any person in arrears for subscription to THE
Nkw Northwest, who will send his or her v
subscription fee and three new subscribers, ae
companled by the cash, making S12 00, we will
8CA handsome MarsalllesOnllt;
Ora handsome Woolen Quill, red and white'
or blue and white;
Or a pair ofTable Cloths;
Ortwo pairs of Nottingham Lace Curtains;
Or three pairs Alexandre's Kid Gloves, any
colororslze:
Ora Japanese Inlaid W ork Box;
Or IS yards best yd. wide Sheeting.
For seven subscribers at $3 00 each, amount
ing to $21 00, we will send :
An extra Castor, triple plated. on white metal
valued at $9 00:
Ora Lady's Writing Desk, of equal value;
Or aCablnet, Japanese Inlaid:
Or an Extra Japanese Inlaid Work Box.
These articles are all valunhli. nml nmwnr.
ranted to be Just ns we represent them. Per
sons living in mis city or who can visit us can
receive these articles from our own hands at an
hour's notice; or ir not convenient to visit us,
wo will send the articles by express to any ad
dress. No order of this kind -will receive attention
unless the cash accompanies It.
suml monev in Postnmoo nntars at the cus
tomary rates or currency, or send draft ir pre
ferred. All orders promptly attended to. , ,
We sincerely hope that this unparalleled
offer, which Is a new feature In the newspaper
business In Oregon, will meet with a hearty re
sponse from the many friends of our paper
who up to this time have seemed to mil tp real
ize that THE New Northwest cannot be run
without money. Now is the time to makeup
-iii IU"ln heron. V.....U miier nerson gets
j. B. Consignments fmm ih ,nntrv solie- the start of you. See what you canjlo for your
tied. nutr sell, the Public and The New jukiukui,
-Oregon,
KEEPS A FULL ASSORTMENT OF EVERV
th ng In the Millinery line.
BS-Bleaching and Pressing done to order,
nts-lm
cr3"WHEKE-Sa
M-rld Mrs. n. Get thnt Fnt Chicken Vta
"yHYDON'T YOU KNOW? SHE GOT
ASCHENHEIM & BULKELET'S WASHINGTON
MARKET,
where they keen all kinds of Fresh Poul
try, Gamo and Fish, and receive by every
steamer a splendid assortment of California
vt-ceiaoies."