FRIDAY.. ...NOVEMBER 22, I87i EOMENEWS. Pacific University has lSO"stulleuts! A reform school to bo established in this city. Albany has a city election one week from next Monday. John Burnett lias been appointed City Attorney for Corvallis. The mills at MeMinviIIe arc shipping large quantities of flour by rail to this place. About -jfifly, buildings have,, 5been creeled In Baker City during the past season. At Baker City on the 13th inst., the snow was six inches deep, and on the mountains a foot more. It is reported that jroFadden, lately sentenced to the Penitentiary from Linn county, is likely to die. Coos Bay ooal mines sent 20,103 tons of coal to San Francisco during the first ten months of this year. The fire ooinrny of Corvallis is to be presented with a beautiful banner, made by the ladles of that town. John R. Bcos has been appointed Commissioner of Deeds for this State, to reside atT3t Louis, Missouri. A little girl was poisoned the other day at La Grande by eating wheat that contained sulphate of copper. The Republicans of Salem will hold a convention at Salem to-morrow for the purpose of nominating a city ticket. The Corvallis Aazctlc is making ar rangements for the publication of the "Benton County Almanac for 1873." The Regular says the roads are get ting very heavy around Albany, but that wheat still continues to come in. The Grand Jury of Jackson county recommend the people to build a new jail, court house and Sheriff and Clerk's office. The line of hacks heretofore running between Jacksonville and Linksville has been discontinued, owing to bad roads. Wells, Fargo & Co. have closed their office in Lafayette and opened an office in St. Joe, appointing Judge "Watts their agent C ircuit Court for Polk county, Judge Bonham presiding, is in session this week. A pretty full docket is to be dis posed of. The resignation of General Palmer, Indian Agent at Siletz, has been re ceived by Superintendent Odeueal and forwarded to Washington. The mail stage from the south by way of McMInuville connects at St Joe with the train each day, the mails being de livered at Lafayette by a special carrier. The Salem paper says: "The excel lence of our public schools is attracting attention in many quarters, and con tributes largely to the growth of our city." Two hundred and fifty men are wanted to subsciibc $100 each to the stock of the .State University, and the committee are going to work immediately to find them. Read the advertisement of C. S.S Iver In another column. The attention of farmers especially is called to his large stock of dry goods, groceries, furnishing goods, etc. "Willamette Hose Company No. 1 have a benefit this (Friday) evening, when "The Detective" will be produced. The company will appear in full uniform at the fire scene. The preliminary steps have been taken for a tri-weokly mail from Rose burg to Coos Hay. This is much needed for the convenience of a large and grow ing community. The Eugene Journal says it Is cur rently reported that the Oregon Contral Military Road Company have "sold their laud grant for $4S4,O0O. The name of the purchaser is not given. An agoncy of the popular Grover & Baker Sewing Machines can be found at 71 First street, W. T. Shanahan agent These machines will be sold on installments of ten dollars per month. The number of scholars In "Bill Wat kin's Sunday school" is increasing rap idly, some ten or a dozen applicants having been considered eligible and placed upon the rolls within the last week. Rev. A. E. Fridrichson, pastor of the Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran church of East Portland, will hold re ligious services in the Norwegian lan guage at the church on Sabbath morn ing npxt at 11 o'clock. The advertisement of W. K. Badger's music store appears in this issue. He keeps on hand a large assortment of the celebrated Hallet, Davis & Co. pianos and the George Woods & Co. organs; and all the late music can be found at his establishment Mr. Johir Turney, who lately came over tho mountains from Tillamook, informs the Yamhill county Reporter that the snow was about two feet deep. lie estimates that It must now be about five feet deep upon the mountains from the rate it was snowing. Oro Fino Theater during the past "wee nasueen loierauiy well patronized. "East Lynnc," which was put upon the boards for Mrs. Waldron's benefit, was a decided success. Mrs. Waldron's ren dition of "Isabel" was very ttnebring ing tears to the eyes of nearly every one present. The committee appointed to examine sites for the State University have been tendered the free donation of ten acres of land by Hon. J. II. D. Henderson, being a tract situated on the extension of Eleventh street, cast of the "corpora tion limits of Eugene, and will recom mend to the stock-holders that that place be "elected. Work on the Albany and Santiam Ditch is still progressing with vigor, and will be pushed forward until it is com pleted unless the heavy ralus should cause the Santiam to overflow its banks. There is now 800 feet of ditch finished, and 1,250 feet dug to the depth of eight .feet The cutting averages .twelve feet in depth, twenty feet wide at the bot tom and sloped -one by one. For the very best photographs, go to Bradley A Rulofsou's Gallery without STAIRS US-ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR., 3 Mont gomcry SL, San Francisco. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. THERE IS REASON IN ALL THINGS, AND THE MOST REASONABLE THING Just now 1 that every family may own n ITRST CLASS SEWING MACHINE By I'aylnjr Only 810 Ver Month. Why pay all cash down when you can ohtalu a Machine wlilchwlll earn the monthly in stallment, actually paying for Itself and at the amc time earn a support for the operators or family? REMEMBER That the prices are Just the fame, whether you buy for cash or on the Installment plan. REMEMBER Thai the Grover & Baker Machines make the Shuttle Stitch and Elastic Stitch, and purchas ers can at any time, exchange should they de sire to try both kind. REMEMBER That the above excellent terms are offered by IV. T. .SIIAXAIIAX, AGENT GROVER Jc BAKER S. M. CO., At No. 71 First street, one door south of Ladd & TIIton'sBonk. re Portland, Oregon. nOS BADGER'S music store: just received, a fine and large Assortment of CLASSICAL MUSIC, Published by the well known firm of Schuberth & Co. HALLET, DAVIS & CO. PIANOS. r. WOODS A CO. Oltt.AN.N. All Kinds or Musical Instruments., Call and Examine Badger's Music Store, SNOW A ROOS' ART GALLERY, 3 First Street, l'urtlniitl. nJ JUST RECEIVED AT C. S. SILVER'S, Jo. 130 1'Iki street, PJLT STEAMERS, A GENERAL AS ParT merchandise, comprlslns in BFDclSt1,iRED alpacca' HPml? LOVES Ext ra Quality, FURS A Larce Assortment. MARSEILLES QUILTS. FU5Sf H FLANNELS-All Colors, W.WP.11' FLANNEI WHITE FLANNEL. FAMILY BLANKETS, BED COMFORTS, ETC., ETC. Also, a Good Assortment of JtOOT.N AND SHOES, HATS AND CAl'S. MEN AND BOT'3 CLOTHING AND UHDERWFAR. All of which will be sold cheap forcash. Plea: jm uuu dummi- uriorepiirciiasingei.scwherc. V2nli5.tr ACKERMAN'S DOLLAR STORE QNLY DIRECT IMPORTER IN THE STATE Fancy Goods, Toys, ENGLISH AXD FRENCH CHINA, Tabic Cutlery nnd (IlaHimro, Of All Description. SHOW ROOM FOR KOGF.US PLATKD WAKE, S'ucKsI3rl's wh,ch w onVrat ""-OUTERS' STOREKEEPERS from the City nnd Com. try will do well by calling on us IcrSre coin to Sau Foanclsco, as we offer out goods at a Much Lower IEjiIc Than K. F. Vrlrm. ACKERMAN'S DOLLAR STORE, 09 Flrt Street. PORTLAND, OREGON. v2n2!tr NOTICE 31. 3r. SOrTHWOHTH, HAS REMOVED FROM FRONT STREET to the Corner or E nnd Third Streets, Where he may be found keeping a good supply or the best FAMILY GROCERIES, FINE TOBACCO, CIGARS, PIPES. PATENT MEDICINES AND YANKEE NOTIONS, Where he will be pleased to meet his old cus tomers, nnd holds himself in readiness to watt upon many new ones, and hopes by punctual ity nnd dealing In Just Weights and Measures to receive a lltieral share orpalrnaC. - M. M. SfH TIIWORTH. PORTLAND ADVERTISEMENTS. $50 00! $50 00! AVE DEFY COMPETITION! THE WILS01T AGAIN VICTORIOUS! FOURTEEN FIRST PREMIUMS ...AT THE... Oino STATE FAIR AT MANSFIELD 1 The Vanquished Competitors, disheartened and dlscournced. admit, the uineriorttvni tho Wilson Machine by running away from hon- tuuijjeuuuu. Last year the Wilton Marhlnn took alt the premiums at the treat Northern Ohio Fair, ev- ojw iiik jikuidc in ime in ino tinned states being on exhibition. This year No Premiums are offered In consequence of the general re quest of the managers or tho different Sowing Machines EXCEPT THE WILSON. Tbe Wilson It Atwiri Ef sir far HoMtl CsBpetl lion, and is Atwsji Tlrtorhml STEREOTYPED LYING IS PLAYED MTI Sewing Machine Agents nnd their respective Machines have now taken the back-seat, while the Wilson has cone ahead of everything In the market. People, do not buy a Sewing Ma rhino without thoroughly testing It yourself. The Wilson Machine Is the best in the world, and we defy tho world to produce its equal. It Is sold at a price FIFTEEN DOLLARS LESS Than Its old and vanquished rivals. AGENTS WANTED! Cull and examine for yourself at Xo. 73 First Street, I OUT LAND, OREGON. MINER A PEARSON, General Agents. eZ-AU kinds of Sewing Machine Needles on handndus scntlo any part or tho Coast by mall or express for 75 cts. per dozen. Send In your order. T2nl2 For Sale. 21 US. HARRY GODLEY OFFERS FOR SALE HER SUPERB STOCK of Millinery and Fancy Goods AT A BARGAIN. . Tlie business Is one of the best paying of the mm in uio uue.ami win bo sold solely on ac count or tho falling health of the proprietor. I or Particulars address MRS. HARRY GODLEY, rena, Albany, Oregon. GREAT BARGAINS! AT THE SAX FICAXCISCO DRY GOODS STORE. TUST REPF.TVFri Tltl' T. iTrcr cn'ruo J of Dry Goods, consisting or EMPRESS CLOTH, In Every Shade. BLACK AND COLORED ALPACAS. FLANNELS, LINSEYS, CASSIMERES, TICKINGS AND BED SPREADS, BLANKETS, Or All Descriptions. BEAVER CLOTH A INDIES' CLOTHS. Also a full assortment of Woolen Hosiery ror ladles, children nnd r-pntn-nml U'nnii. ir?4. Scarf, Gloves in fact, almost any article ner tAlnlnirlnn 11m r.w.l.. t?.n . All the nbove nnmnl nnrwla vrtll lm cnl.l cheaper than In any other store In the clt v. ilAMIiURGER, Cor. First and Yamhill stx , Portland, Ogn. v2n2ltf MRS. M. J. ENSIGN, FasMonable Dress and Cloak-Maker, Third Street, Xenr Wiulilnjcton, (Next door to New Noirnt west Office), IT AS A LARGE ASSORTMEXT np 1T. II terns for Ladies' and Children's Clothing Dressmakers can net nill ntcnrtmAnt r n terns, consisting of tineen (full size), tor $3 CO, which will be sent to any part or the Slate on cv iii ui pricr. jA iieroi iasuinn, now to trim nnd make, will be sent with each package. IVIces of slmrle nattems: I-uHes cmt i m pplonal se, . j cts. : o verskl rt, Si) ct s. ; waist 25, cts. : children's su1In,T5cs.; overskirt, 23 cts.: waist. " cts.; boys' suits. 73 cts. Cutting and nttingdone on short notice. Please Mate, age in sending for children's patterns. The above patterns will bo made for home use, and will be found much superior to East- rr t.1 ! ( All orders promptly attended to. Give me a call. 2nS MRS. M. J. ENSIGN. MRS. J. KINQSBURY, JL'KT 1'ROX KITROPR, TT.VS OPENED A NEW AND ELEGANT J.J. i . assortment of Millinery Goods, In Wlegand's New Building, CORNER THIRD AND ALDER STREETS. The ladles are respectfully Invited to coll. v2n21tr J. H. FISK, ASSAYER AND METALLURGIST, 3 Stark street, bet. First nnd Second, l"ORTLAND, OREGON. pORRKCTNKSS OUARANTItm .1 ores and pay the &&g'm MRS. S. J. RCJt.SEY, PORTRAIT AND LANDSCAPE PAINTER CVN BE FOUNT) IN HER STUDIO, on th third floor of Corbett's New Building, rrom 10 a.x. til Hp. si. or each day .'rom BiTLESSOSS GIVEN -IN LANDSCArE PAIST- ni A. C. WALLINC. JOB miXTIAG t BOOK BLXDLVG ESTAIUSHMCVr, Corner of Front and Alder streets, Portland, Oregon, B-Work Done at the Lowest Living Rates. rcuutr ISAAC BERGMAN, tlTxlIoxsl Market, Cor. Second nnd Washington SU. HAVING RECENTLY PURCHASED THI8 Market. I am now tiren.rtvl tn sell on rena. onable terms the let Mt ih mnntrr nr. if mis. ,i PORTLAND ADVERTISEMENTS. 'SKA'T'S 15 MUSIC STORES!, CLAY ST., Bn FranoUco, r! 101 First Street. Portland, Orogon. Steinway & 8ona' Xraalrb, B(h & Son's, HAINES BROS,' AND M. CRAY'S PIANOS. THE World Benowncd URDETT AND SUONINUEK OEQANS. "UOWB'S" i'owIuiiiroTtil sr.u.Q MirUINK. MODAL BUTTE RICK'S Celebrated Patterns OF - r rx cr U dies' aad ChlUrcns" QARMENTS. Agents Wanted In Every County on tho Coa.it. G. L. Del'KANS, Manager Oregon Branrh Ilonsr. v2-n9-tf JUST RETURNED FROM SAN FRAX eitco with a large and Splendid stock or X3Ef3T GOO! SILKS, WORSTED GOODS, GRENADINES, Japanese Silks, Poplins, Alpacas, Lawns, Sfnrselllct, Etc. ALSO A Large nnd Renutlful Assortment ot MILLINERY QDQDS, RIBBONS, Pine Laces, Etc., Of every variety nnd description. Straw Goods, Parasols and Kid Gloves Ot tho best quality. JCWr.LRT, FANCY GOODS, ETC. On hand and made to order. CHILDREN'S AND INFANTS' CLOTHES Of all descriptions. ('All nml Examine tho Stock. OooiU 'Sold to Suit the Time. L. ACU, 07 First street, Portland. V CONSTANTLY IIW-.lrIn.r Rnnnll by eTcry Steamer. nts LADD & TILTON, S a. 3ST 33 DEt & , PORTLAND.. .OREGON EHtnl)llHlica, 1850. DEPOSITS RECEIVED .VND ACCOUNTS kCDt SUlllCCt to cherk nn .lmfl INTEREST allowed on TIME DEP03IT8or TRUST FUNDS. In sums of ONE DOLLAR ami UfWARDS rmm date ofdeposlu MONEY LOANED on nnnmvnl seenritv. Bonds. Stocks nnd other vnluables received on deDOsIt for safe keening. Collections made and proceeds promptly re mitted. Investments In Real Estate and other prop- cnx luauo lur panics. Sight and Telegrahlc Exchange on San Fran, dsco and the Atlantic Suites for sale. Uovernmcnt Securities bought nnd sold. Agent for tho transaction or all kinds of Fl. nanclal and Trust Dullness. n 1 SPORTSMEN'S EMPORIUM. WM. BECK mi tl SON Importers and Dealurs In GUNS, RIFLES AND REVOLVERS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, FISHIBQ TACKLE, FANCY GOODS, BEADS, Darxets, Binn Cages, Cto.kijv, iroquei Games, Carts and Wagons, BABY CARRIAGES, ETC., 13 FRONT STREET, PORTLAND, OREGON AhhVj? rSu,cc!ST 'vV,10n, Sewing Ma Anc7AfeT.,'rfitL.'5. Oil. EtS . Oregon 8team Navigation Co's Notice. KPorlla'nd HVilF3 LEA VIS Tor Tlie Dallni : Dally (Sundaj s excepted) at 5 o'clock ,. at. For Astorlas Monday, A euncsuny and rriday at 5 o'clock For Montlcello: Dally tit o'clock A. it. nJT J. C. AINSWORTII, Presldont. 'jit NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE! Unparalleled Inducements to Clubs IT THE: n,eW NOETHWEST, 3 JOW JourunlfAir tlir. l-cople.-i. DEV0TE0 .T0 THE , INTETESTS OF HUMANITY. Arrangements have been made to secure the Services of a COMPETENT CORPS OF WRITERS upon any and all subjects or Public Interest. Tho New Northwest Is not a Woman's Rights, but a Human ltlzhla onran. devoted to whatever policy may be necessary to secure ths greatest good to the greatest number. It .tin,, n uu mu, uj iiuiiueH,llii rr I ik iuii, t j nocolor.no creed. Its foundation Is fastened upon the rock of Eternal Liberty. Universal emancipation nnd Untrnmmcleu Progression. OUR PREMIUM LIST. As an Inducement tor our Wends to mnfcc exertions to secum lanro clubs tor tho New Northwest, we offer the fallowing list or val uable premiums : For twenty subscribers, at $3 fOeach.aeeom- panieu uy ine rasn, we will give uie iiu.tir. MiiL iii.f; Nhwi.Mi ji.t Mir., wiiiioui ta. ble. beautlfullr ornamented. I'rice. .T0. ror tuirty-llvo subscribers, nl SHU eacii.ac- companleil by the cash, we will give a HOME M11U11L.K NtiWirU MACIIIKK, With UlaclC alnut table, brouzinl and nicely finished. i'rice, sii. panletlbvthecash, we will given IIOMESIIUT TLE SEWING MACHINE, finished in extra style, with Black Walnut tablo mid cover. price, soil. The above Scwlns Machines, which arc war ranted flrtln-s in every pnrtlcular, can be seen at tlm otlleo ot Geo. v. Traver, 112 Front street, Portland. For fifty subscribers, at M CO each, aecom- ranhil by the cnxh.we will give a MASON A I AM LIN I"ORTAHLE ORGAN, four octave. single recti, with blHck walnut case, automatic liellows swell, two blow pedals. Improved cen ter pressure ived valves, rtr. I'rice, S.VL For seventy-live Milj-eribcn.ut Wench. nc- romianlel by the mi, it double reed MASON A HAMLIN ORGAN ; n-x-mbles the tllt ex cept tbnt It has also n knee flop. I'rice, ST5. hor fccvcniy-nvo suucrlDers, at f3 w each, accomnanled br tint cash and twentv-nve dollars additional, we will give n MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN, or KIVE OCTAVES, ONE STOl". SEl.K-ADICaTISI KEEI VALVES, IM- I'ltOVED BELLOWS. TKEMtTLAST AMI USEE- swell Price, SKU. t-or one uunuretl suierliers, at S3 m earn, Riid twenty dollars additional, we will give a .lllVW. .V il.Jllil. UllliAA, FIVE OCTAVES, FtVENTOfS.TWOSETS OF llltlltATOm TllKOUOH- OUT, IKfltOVED ORAI)l-ATED- SEI.F-AIUr.STISO JtEEDVAI.VES,IMI'KOVEIinF.t.U)W8,TREMt?tNT AND KN EE-SWELLS. VIOIi., DIAIWSON, FLUTE, TREMULANT. Prlce,S12i Thoo who Ueslre to work for these nremlnms can send the names nnd money as fiistns re ceived. The subscribers will be placed to their credit, nnd If enough names are not received during tho year to procuro the premium de sired they enn chooea l-..erprcmlum,orthey win ui-uiiiimi io receive iweniy-nve percent. In cash of tho amount remitted for their labor, OUR NEW PREMIUM LIST. As THE New North wrsr hasnlrend r Proved a popular sunes, wo are decided that it shall also prove aTntUMrit. i o cnamo our rrlends who may decide to can vass for our nnnpr in linorit luith lliemselves and ns by Increasing our SubH:rlplIoii Lists, we yn-u iu Kivo me louowtng auumouai rir ml urns to canvassers : Any sunscrtber who Is In nrrenrs ror the ew Northwest, who will n his or her own subscription fee, nnd one new subscriber, ac companied by the cash so to we will give : jv pair i-nnan .Marble Vases; Or a Ilohemlnn Glass Vae; Orn Ilohcmlan Glass Cnnl Receiver; Or J4 dozen Ivory Napkin Rings: Or dozen Plnteil Tea Spoons; Or 1 pair Alexandre's Kid Gloves; Orn Iidy's Fan, spangled, leathered edge; Or a Illrd Cage; Or an Album for holding 1M pictures; Or an Album (extra) for holding 50 pictures; Or a Fancy ICttcr Case; Or a box Toilet Articles. Including loan. chalk, perfumery, etc.; Orn RrltannlaTca Pot; Or a Kerosene Lamp; Or K dozen Glass Goblets; Or J4 dozen Glass Tumblers; Orn largo Glass Fruit Dish; Or a Work llasfcct; Or a Fine Embroidered Handkerchief Or 14 dozen Linen Handkerchiefs; Or a Woolen Table Cover; Or K dozen Table Napkins; Or J dozen Towels ; Or an elezant Iortmonla. An v subscriber who Is In arrears lor a Year's subscription, nnd who will send his or her own subscription ree.andtwo new subscribers, nc- compauieu uy me ciusn iuKing w wo will send : A set ol Rogers' Tabic Forks, triple muted, on wuite meiai, wnrrnnieu; Or a set or Rogers'TableSpoons.trlple plated, on white metal, warranted: Orn set or Rogers' Tea Spoons, triple plated, on white metal, warranted: Or dozen Rogers' it uusseir Tablo Knives, ocsi quainy, warmmeu ; Or ii handsome lllrd Cage. Any person In arrearsror subscription to The New NoimtWEsT, who will send his or her subscription reo ana uiree new suiiscrlbers, ac companied by the cash, making 12 00, wc will enti : A handsome Marsnllles Onllt: Or a handsome. Woolen tullt,redand whlto, or diuo nnu winie; Or a pair orTable Cloths; Or two pairs or Nottingham Lire Curtains; Or three pairs Alexandre's Kid Gloves, any color or size; Or a Japanese Inlaid Work Rox; Or IS yards best yd. wide Sheeting. For seven subscriliers nt $.'! U0 each, amount lng to 521 00. we will send : An extra Castor, trlpleplated, on white metal valued at $9 00: , , , Orn lady's Writing Dcsk.ofcoual value; Or aCablnet,Japaneso Inlaid: n..n vrtm JniniiKO Inlaid Work Rox. Theo articles are nil valuable, and nre war ranted to be Jut ns we represent them. 1 er- sons living In this city orwiio can visiius ctu i i.ii. rmm our own hands at an hour's notici-; or If not convenient .to yi'llus, we will send the articles by oxprcss to any nd- Noordcr or this kind will receive attention ....1 m t. ...n.itlllW it. 8cnd money In INwiolHce orders at the cus- toinnry rates of currency orsecu uw. U0J?icJ,.?J'drnlunnaralleled offer, which Is a new feature in eeVPS? business tn Oregon, will meet with a hearty re sponse from tho many friends or our paper, who up to this time have seemed to rail to real- wllliout money. Now Is the time to makeup clubs. itcin .r. nine other person gets the start tif vou. Sec what you can do foryour cli, the public and The New North wkst. PORTLAND ADV33RTISEHENTS. HURGREN & SHINDLER, T-VIUECT IMPOirrERS AND MANUFAC- turerorevery arletyof PARLOR, bED-ROOM, DININO, LIBRARY AND COUNTING-WOUSE FURNITURE, rx. Oak, Walaut, Rostwooil, Cbtstniit, Kir. MOULDINGS, MIRRORS, BLACK WALNUT LUMBER, Puln, Hair, Mow, Excelsior Glue, Etc., Etc, Etc. T1TE LARGEST STOCK! THE II F.ST GOODS I Tin: LOWEST PRICES! Ware Roovs Nos. 168. 333. lTn nml T rvir Salmon and First Sis., Portland, Oregon. lit 1 JACOB MAYER, Importer and Wholesale Dealer In DRY GOODS MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, Hats and Gents Furnishing Goods, Ladles' nud Mi-wc TRIMMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS, Frames, Braids, Cords, Ornaments, Flowers Ribbons, Trimmings, etc. Dress Goods, White Goods, Tankco Xo Hons, Etc. Ladles' Cloaks, CIoaK Trim mings, Etc. AGENT OF THE ELLENDALE WOOLEN JIILLS CO. A Full Stock of Blankets, Yarns, Rea vers, Tweeds and Cassimeres Constantly on Hand. LATENT STYLES BY EVERY STJVJIER. KB" PARTICULAR Orders. ATTENTION Paid to nl "Rm lxmo Baliery DETAIN GrJSR .fc CO. Washington fit., bot. Second and Third, PORTLAND . .OREGON E MANUFACTURE AS A NO. 1 ARTICLE OF BREAD, CRACKERS CAKES, And all klndsof Pastry usnally found In aFlrst Class Bakery. jts Goods delivered to any part of thecltv J2I,71nI2 PORTLAND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. ROOMS-Corner First nud Ntnrk St., ovcrLndd & Tllton's Bank. Contains Oirr Three Tbotuand ("holre Books Over 100 Papora and BlagnTinoa. MEMBERSHIP FREE TO ALL. Monthly Dues 81 00 Payable Quarterly Dir.rcroRS Wm. S. Lndd, P. C Pchnyler, Jr., M. 1'. Deady, L. H. Wakefield. W. H. llrackett, a. i,uiDn-.s-. it. iwu,.t. vt.recniiciiuer, ii. & 1.111110, .A UtUllli Officers: TT. WAKEFIEU President II. FAILING . Vice President P. C SC1IUYLEK, Ji: Treasurer M. W. FECHIIEniER Corresponding Sec HENRY A. OXER. Librarian and Rec. Sec J. I- Atkinson, Notary Public. Tyler WooDWAnn. D. W. Wakefieldl Atkinson, Woodward & Co., (Late Atkinson A Woodward.) REAL ESTATE AGENTS, NO. 102 FRONTS STREET, I'ortlnnd, Oregon, HAVE FOR SALE FARMS AND UNIM proved Lands In Oregon and Washington T!fiorc5l"lOICE CITY TROPERTY, for Sale " wiVticnd to Buying nnd Selling Real Estate '"spUiMatt'lo'n'-glven to the Renting or Property and Collection of Rents, looking after Repairs and Payment or Taxes on Property In our hands when desired. Legal papers written and acknowledgments ULO?VNS NEGOTIATED on Renl Estat6 Se curity. lartics having Money to Loan are in vited to give us a call. nlStf ATKINSON, WOODWARD & CO. HEN DEE'S PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS, 8. W. Cor. Morrison nnd First Sis., PORTLAND, OREGON?-. PICTURES taken in all the latest and most Improved styles, and not Inferior to any on the coast. Work well done and completed In side of twenty-rour hours. bs-Babies and CniLDncN should bo brought i in iitiHcrn me uuunoi iu ana J,niwnys uresseu I In light clothe. '.'-8 nscECLvicEoui? DR. VAN Sovox'eiffii DEN BERGH'S- "Wovni Syruv rnnts truly wonderful medicine L lswarrantotl to expel nil worms from the llowcl and Stomach, except Tape and Chain Worms. The proprietor has taken much pains to test the comparative merits or the principal Worm Medicines or the day, which, numerous as ih Entozoa themselves, have overspread 'tlie land, each claiming forltscirthenameor sie clflc; nnd, while we rrankly acknowledge that many or them are often snccesstul-nnd do great good, were we not assured that this combines advantages possessed by no other worm medi cine, Its Introduction at this late day would not have been attempted. The pleasant taste nnd exceedingly small quantity or this medicine required to test the existence or worms, or to remove every one from tho system Its operating In a few hour, unaided by any other purge, together with lis certainty of effect, constitute it one of the moat brilliant discoveries of the age. Hnd we space here, scores of certificates might be adduced to show Its progressive ami rapidly Increasing reputation tor the lost few years; but to promulgate Its rame and estab lish its character, we only nsk for a trial. Its sneed v operation In all sudden attacks, as convulsions, colic, fits or spasms, gives it an unrivaled superiority. Sent by express on ra celpt of price. STJIrTOJf 3 OF WOIOtS. Alternate nalln? and finshlncr of the coun tenance, dull expression or tho eyes, drowsl Incss, Itching or the nose.n swelled upper Hp, tonguo whltely furred and thickly speckleU with red points.feted breath, an enlarged belly, a partial or general swelling or pumngness ot the skin, a starting In the. 'deep and grinding ot the teeth, n sensation ns If something was lodged In tho throat, a gradual wasting or the flesh, sickness or tho stomach, vomiting, n short nml ilrr eoiiL-h. nDnetlte sometimes vora cious, at other times recble, bowels sometimes costive, at otner times loose, great ireumnens and Irritability or temper.palns in the stomach and bowels, colic, fits, convulsions ami palsy. Its value In removing masses of crudities from tho stomach and bowels of children, even where no worms exist, cannot be too highly es timated. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retalLJby DR. VAN DEN BERGH and Agents In all Cit ies nnd towns. ' ' Dr. Van Den Bcrgh can bo consulted onnll diseases thntthe human system is heir to. Wis ing experience in aiseases oi womsn atm children cannot be surpassed by any physi cian In the United .States or Europe. Dr.V. ad- iwavs inmuieii wun any irreguianuos oi the Uterus to try his new remedies and get cured. Ry consulting and nndettmlnt- i cimnln ex amination the afflicted can learn if their dls- viic oc worms or nor. At all events. Dr. ;VHi Den ISergli enn toll them from what dlseaso they are suffering. I'onsunations ana examinations rreo of charge. Office Rooms-38 and , over Postoffiee. Salem, Oregon. liners ucscribing tne symptoms wilLJie promptly answered, nnd persons living St a distance will be saved the expense and trouble of calling on the Doctor. Address DR. J. W. VAN DEN BBRGH. , I P. O. Box 172, Salem, Oregon. THIS : XTICASIO WATER-CURE is sltuate.1 in Colt lornia the healthiest State in the Unftjn; in Marin county the healthiest In theState; and In NIcasio Valley a place combining nil the advantages of climate and beauty of loca tion. It Is reached In n, ftw hours from San Fran cisco, via either Snn Rafael or Petaltima, ami patients can, by special arrangement, have easy carrlnges, with bed, if desired, at very low rates, by application at Bay View Stabler, Sau luimaei, or hi ine livery staoie or UHKJes, Washington Street, Petaluma, opposite Brook lyn Hotel. Stages leave San Rafael, Mondays, Wedne daysaud Satunlays, at 2 r. jr., Stsces leuve l-eiaiuma at mo some nour, rueMtavs and Fridays. Nlcnslo Wntcr-Cnre has laciilties for successfully treating tlicrfek uuexceiieu uy any euro, risi or est THE PHYSICIANS nre skillful, and thev have had long experience In the Hygienic treatment ot chronic diseases. They employ In addition to the common Water-Cure or Hygienic treat ment, ELFrnictTY In baths nnd, otherwise, and inhalations ot oxvoex, which prove very valuable in many cases or lung and threat diseases. They also pay particular attention to all diseases pEcri-i.vK to women. They are well known as editors, ror the last threCyenrs. of tho "Pacific Journal of Health," a periodical which has high rank as one of the best popular Health papers In the world. We therefore confidently assert that In no place In the world can the sick receive, for tlm time nnd money expended, more substantial benefit than In theiCAio WATER-CtTHii DR. W. J. YOUNG. Manager. S. M. MILLER. LAST CHANCE, MULTNOMAH CO., HjiU. PK.VI.EI1 IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, TOBACCO, LIQUORS, VEGETABLES, WOOD, ETC; MJ Opposite the head orSauvI'M Island. V2n2r JAMES F. BROWN, Attorney, Counsellor at Iiavr. and NOTARY PUBLIC. EUGENE CIT' OREGONT Consultations In the English. Freneli. Oer- man and Holland languages. ifcf. Eitipii-o I-Iotcl, MAIN STREET, DALLES CITY, OREGON. BOARD BY THE DAY, Week or Month.en the most reasonable terms. superior accommodations for families, Csncord Coach to nnd from the house rree. A large safe for the keeping ot valuables. . House open all night. nl7 THOMAS SMrni, Proprietor. MRS. ri'IIAM IIENKEE, CLAIRVOYANT & MAGNETIC MEDIUM, Congress Ilnll, Bush Street, Between California and Montgomery streets. Room iS, second floor. Circles Thursday ami Saturday evenings. Seances for business. . , rem i PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE: . ALBERT A. 3IAXXUVO .! KEEPS A FIRST-CLASS BOARDING HOUSE for the accommodation or people whojirp fer a nulct home to the confusion oi n honl. Terms moderate. Olympla.AV.T. ntStf. PORTLmVND advertisements. THE CLOTHING STORE! IS THE PLACE WHERE GENTS' CUSTOM-MADE CLOTHING, Boys' nml Youths" Clothing-, FtUTUiMng Goods, Hats and Caps, BOOTS AND SHOES, -rlt IS. Elc. Eta, CAN BE HAD AT -1- iV 3?x-iocsiIt., 8au Francisco 113 Front Street, Portlnml. tot Harris & Prager. Wm. Harris, San Francisco. L-PRAOERk- I Portlnml. 2n7 DR. II. IL. FREEL-VND, v . -(L.VTEOPSANFR.VNCIMCO,) t D E jN T I S T - ROOM NO. TWO, DEKUMcS' BUILDING, Cor. First and Washington Sis., Portland. HAVING HAD AlroiBEKOFX . practice In San Francico, I f"J ra5.T . to do First Class Work in Denial,"" Hons. . i - Satisfaction gnamntceu. Nitrous Oxide adniluisterea. f t Beferencc:) Rev. Wm. Roberts, Judge O l$ Dick-on, Mes-rs Onlnibv "' ' "k',T ' nl Mrs. Duulway.ortlieNrW Niimt-T. ui