The new Northwest. (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, September 19, 1873, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFHTDAY SEPTEMBER 10, 1S73. HOMEJEWS. Tho Atrfilaml "Woolen Mills are ottered for sale. The public, schools of this city opened Inst Monday. The frame of the new steamboat at Marsh field is going up rapidly. Seventy-five students are In attend nnee at the State Agricultural College. The Albany ItegiMer has been reduced in sle, and is now issued twice a week. The Laiie county Court has made a tax levy of seventeen mills on the dol lar. The Oregon City Seminary has re opened with an attendance of about 150 pupils. The Maker City Academy opened last Monday with quite a large number of scholars. Tltose in want of employment should call and see J. V. Allen, on First street, next door to the Occidental Hotel. The Northwestern Stage Company will pay out in Eastern Oregon this fall, for grain, hay and straw, about $00,000. Hie distance between Astoria and Cajte Disappointment is fifteen miles, and from Astoria to Clatsop, seven miles. It is tlKMight that there were 200,000 buehels of wheat sold in the Albany market last Friday and Saturday at $1 a bushel. Dr. S. "V. McDowell, of Salem, Is an nounced by "many citizens" of Marion county as their independent temperance candidate for Congress. The Erodelphian Society of tho Al bany Collegiate Institute has received its fino now library from the East and opened It out at their rooms. A. Btireliard has re-opened since the lire at the corner of First and Taylor streets, with a large assortment of new ami feocond-haml furniture. Sec his ad. The Oregon Packing Company have cleared about two acres of ground, and have already begun th erection of their canning factory. This company have a capital of $50,000. Mrs. Chamberlain began a course of lectures last night at the Court House. As we went to press Iteforc the lecture came oil", we have no report to make further than to assure everybody that she is an extraordinary speaker. Last Saturday afternoon as two gen- tleinon were walking through the dense timber some distance southwest of Mar uam Gulch, they discovered the re mains of an unknown man. From ap jtenrances the man must have been dead nearly a year. A large round hole was made through thepkull in the center of the forehead, ami a revolver was found lying on his left breast It has not been ascertained whether ho was murdered or committed suicide. Our friend Jacob Mayer, who is a constant patron of the New North west and so, no wonder he prospers is home again with a very largo and well-selected stock of millinery and general merchandise, which he i3 pre pared to sell to dealers at prices to suit the limes. From long business associa tion with this gentleman we are enabled to recommend his house to the many ladies of our acquaintance in the inte rior towns who desire to purchase hand some and desirable stocks of millinery wherewith to deck the belles and mat rons who can all afford and will desire now hats and bouuets, now that wheat has "gone up." The Churches. Mkthowst Episcopal Church Comer ot Taylor and Third. Rev. G. W. Izer, Pastor. 1'iswetilHC services intueniorningamo'eioce in tbe evening, from April to July, at 7:13; Au- ITHt to November at 7S: December to March at 7. Communion service the first Sabbath morning in each month. Prayer meetings SabfcaUi evening, one hour ltefore preaching; young people's prayer meeting, Wednesday evwilng: regular weekly prayer meeting on Tttarsday evening, ami general experience meettnr on West Thursday evening in each MMmth; all at same hour as preaching service. .-soon meetings uaiiy. Nunaay ssenooi at z v. x.; Chinese Sunday School at 32M: Sunday Sefcool Missionary Concert on first Sunday In naen momn at z p. u stntugera coruiauy in' vUed. lewn free. I'ikhtPkksbytf.riAN CunHCH Comer 'a.,h Inxlon and Third. Rev. Dr. Llndsler. Pastor. Itesklence. corner Morrison and Ninth streets. Sabtath services at 11 a. jt. and 7:15 r. m. Sab bath School and Dtble Clam at 1130. Prayer meeting at p. x. ljecture inursuay even Ixsg at 7:4i- Gentlemen will be in attendance at the doors to conduct strangers and visitors u sous. Unitarian Chai'J3 Corner of YamhIH and Seventh street. Rev. T. U Eliot, Pastor. Reg ular services every Sabbath at 11 A. v. and 7:t p. JC Sunday School at 12:15. Thecveningser- Tie is oniuea on itie urst sunuay of every month. The Communion Service is at 3M r. x. na that day. IWofs rtwidence, Salmon net, ueiwecn i-inn auu ixm. . Baptist Chciich Corner Fourth and Alder aw. A. it. Medbury, Pastor. Preaching on Sablatli at 11 In the morning and at 7:15 p. M. I'rajfr ineetlng on Thursday evenlns of each wk at & SafcbaUi School at 12 o'clock Sun- Hjr, uumeauiifiy aiier morning preachingi IUptibt MisaioN-Kast Portland. Senices at cottage on the corner of i and Seventh atreets,everysandayatllandatnc Sabbath School after mornhiE preaching. Nelghbor- iww" unmuf a uesuay evenings. M. Second Mats, S o'clock; High JIass.MSW; Tnuirrv Chcbch Corner of Oak and Finh. Rev. It. S. Nevlfas, I. I., Rector. Sunday MsKHH m. vim .v. m. luitiiffK frvio ai 11, Kvenlng sen-Ices at 7. Lectures Friday even lugni. Hihhdp Scott Grammar School- Geo. Bur ton, Citaplaln. Divine services In the large schoolroom of the Grammar School overvSuu- ilny HMMmlng at 10 o'clock. Sunday School at ir.x. St. STKPHior CHAi'KL Comer Madison land Fourth. Iter. John Rosenborg, l'astor. Ser vices at 11 in the morning aud 6 In the evening. Sunday School directly after morning service. ifAi.r. St. Sf. K. CltrjRCH Corner Hall and Six. Ilev. W. JL Melsse, Pastor. Services at 11 a. M. ami p. m. Sunday School at 9 a. it I'myer meeting every xnursaay evening. David's CIiapki. East Portland. Rev. C R. Honnell. minister In charge. Services at 11 In the morning and ,i In the afternoon. Sun day School at iO0 In the morning. CokokboationaI East Portland Servlec at the school ltouce in the .Me3tllnm.LHsir!ci,si n m-ivie morning: comiiifM:ttwi iiiA ivc. V. R. Joslyn, Jlinister. East Powuvn V. E. CHtmcii Ilev. J. Vt Miller. lWor. Preach I nr at II A. n. and 7. r. M. Sanoay Schoid at 2 r. x. Prayer meeting insiwRf eventiuH. . A. M. K. Zion Chi-rch North Tlilrd street between It and C. Rev. J. F. Andervou, Pastor. :. , , . . " " ana ,3U i. si. sauuam Hi. Z 1. M. CoMtKKli m. K. CHcncii-Room over S. J. m htk -s siore. uev. Daniel Jones. Pastor. Mrvieas at 11 .v, m. and 7: i: m. Sabbath School at Si. FiwrCosoRKOATiONAi, Ciirnrii-Comerof ,,ti!,."J -T0.04-. Rev.J.D. Eaton. Pas- ih evi.,;,?," " ,n ",c rning and 730 In ST. TlMSJTHV Ptr .. TrA . atMlr 'Xrtttr- "-lces on Sunday ,.V!y,.I?f VIAx .!TH. ClIUHCIt-East Port , Saturday at Ml tSS lostifb Qulo, ci.i . . . .V "nu hour- w..,.,, 4 mine anemoon The WorkJJoes On. Tho Sorosis Club, which is composed of a very large number of the wealthiest, most intellectual and cultivated women of the East, has issued tho following circular, -which wecommend to the careful attention of our'inany readers: The necessity of fellowship and con certed action among women "interested in the advancement of tho race, and more especially of their own sex, is so apparent that we do not hesitate to as sert that by far the larger portion of our efforts In that direction are frttlf-" less, because lliey arc solitary and isolated. j Thousands of noble and beneficent i women, scattered all over our muntrv. . -uiu wruaj luiimiug, writing aim aeaK- "B i"o iruius wnicn au women need, and many are waiting to hear, and which would, at once, be a renovating force in the land, if the believers could, in a congregated body, unite upon practical methods for their incorpora tion into government, business and social life. Therefore, in consideration of the pres sing demand for unity of method anion'? women interested in like objects, .sorosis, wuose purpose is "to rentier women helpful to each other and useful to society," lias determined to take the preliminary steps for bringing the rep resentative women of the country to gether in a Woman's Congress, that uuueuiy we may taKc into considera tion the more important questions that affect our woman's life. We send this little messenger to all women who, by voice or pen, or practi cal work, have conquered an honorable place in auy of the leading reforms of tncuay,anu wo cordially invite tuem to signify tiictr approbation and sympathy with our cflort by sending us their names to affix to the formal Call for a "Woman's Congress," to he held in New York, in October, 1S73. This Messenger will also to be sent to such Women's Associations as have for their object tho Improvement of women in any direction. This Call will be issued as soon as we receive a sufficient number of worthy names to insure tho success of the Con gress, and wc shall not issue it until we receive that encouragement. It is not the intention of Sorosis to take the lead in tho Congress, after it shall be assembled; it will select its o Ul cers and govern Itself. We, meanwhile, constitute ourselves a local Committco for the preliminary business. As we, as an associate body, send out this littio sheet, wc append to it the names of the officers of the society, but we shall not affix to the Call the names of any ner- sons who have not formally notified us of their Williminess or desire to have their names aiinnir l.Vin,I. Tf Vn.. !,. nrnf,,lU. 1 j .....w vr... ..., . read our Messenger, you are willing to assist in calling the good women of our country together for a noble object, please send your name and post-ollicc address to our President or either of our Secretaries. Mrs. Charlotte B.Wi luck. Pros' r. 151 East Fifty-first street, N. Y. Mrs. Jennie C. Cholv, Ex-Pres't, Mrs. Marv F. Davis, Vice-Pres't, Miss Kate Hillaru, " Rev. Cklia Burleigh, " Prof. Maria Mitchell, " Miss Alice C. Fletcher, Itec Sec, 25 Stuyvesaut street, X. Y. Miss Fanny Howell, Cor. Sec.-, 470 Vanderbilt Avenue, Brooklyn. Mrs. ItoMELiA L. Clapp, Chairman of Executive Committee. Some of tho questions to be considered by a Woman's Congress will be tho fol lowing: Higher Education for Woman; Woman's Work in Literature; Tho Re lation of Woman to her Dress; Woman, the Promoter of Peace; Prison Reform, Woman's Work; Tho Inviolate Home stead; Equal Division of the Salary be tween Jriusuanu ana wiie; woman's Influence in Promoting Temperance; Co-operative Industries among Women; Woman's Place in Government; Sys tems of Philanthrophy; Law as it Af- lects woman; i.niigutencujioiiieruoou; Woman In Surgery and Medicine. "What are vou dolntr there, you ras cal?" "Merely takincr cold, sir." "It looks to mo as if you were stealing ice." wen yes perhaps it will bear mat construction." NEW TO-DAY. i INDEPENDENT LABOK REPOKM TEMPERANCE CANDIDATE ! F0K KKPKESEXTATIYK IX C0.VCUESS, s. w. Mcdowell, m. d. rE propose to the voters 0r tit state of Orc- 1 T gon ur.s. . -McDowell. ofSalem. Mnrlon county, as our candidate for Cninrross t the coming election, October lth, 1ST, subject to ui-viait'ii . iiiu i miftn. inuse are limes wneu men oi nuegriiy, morality, Honesty and capae- 5fA?CV CITiy.RV 01 old Marlon county and throughout the null-. 7 A. BURCHARD, (Formerly with Ilurchard i Powers), TK-SIRES TO INFORM THE PUnLIC THAT xj lie nasestabllslieu hlniselfat the Conier or 1'lrat anil Taylor Streets. Willi a large assortment of SPRING, HAIR, WOOl, FEATHER, MOSS AND PUtU BESS, Blankets, Bed Spreads, Sheets, Pillows, JSic.Ktc.Etc. v!Hi,e..1.,,ll,c,,lcak" rrlPall Ior second-hand QEHERM. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. rpiIK UNDERSIGNED would most respect X tuny iniorm ine pumicat large that hi lins olieneil the abo'e named odlee on First street next door to the Occidental Hotel, where he will b id wars on hand nnd on the wlnr m an. commodate all who may want employment or licip oi any kiuu. iteierences exenauge.1 ir n quired. J. V. AI.I.KX. Portland, Oregon, Sept. 16, 1S71 X-7tr J. M. FRYER IAN BE FOUND IN HIS NEW STORE, ON First St bctl'MnUIson nml Jclfei-son, Where he expect 1 keep a good assortment of GENERAL MERCHANDISE. CALL AND SEE HIM. To those who are Indebted to him he would rviiitclv. Modestly. but Firmly and Kaniesti: sav that he MUST HAVE MONEY: so call and pay what thou owesu J-o J. M. fRir.lL I. W. LEWIS, Stair, B.uildLor Shop en Oak SU, brt. Strcntb and Park'. OTORE SHEDVINO AND FIXTURES, Couu O ters, water Tans-s, etc., eic.,maue io orue Charges Reasonable. 21 To Spiiutuamsts and Other Libkrae TinsKEiis. A run supply or Spiritualist and Reform Books kept constantly forsalcatSnow's Liberal and Reform Bookstore and General Iaclflc Agency, 319 Kearny street, up Main., near Iluli. Also Adams 4 Co.' Golden Fens, Orion's Anti-Tobacco lreiaratlou,and .Spcnce's Positive and Negative Powders. All goods sold nt Eastern prices, ltemlttancesln I'nlted State paper currenoy received at par. Circulars and catalogues mailed free. Address .Herman Snow, 1. O. Box 117, San Franclfcco. Cal. vSnll For the very best photographs, so to Bradley Rulofn's Gallery without STAIRS mrAKCKND IX THK ELEVATOR, 43 Mont gomery Sa" Francisco. ITT" MISCELLANEOUS. -. r-k V f S Sin Zl lL-HLIAI 4 S THIS MOST LOATHSOME OF A IX 1. disease I liable to break out among ui at any time, it Is wdl to be prepared Tor It at all time. BOEZEATJ'S Small-Pox Cure and Preventive, Now prepared and kept on hand at my ofllce. Cor. first mill Mnln Streets, One door from Flrst.ls a sure cure or preventive tor that disease. The history at this medicine cannot better be explained than by Inserting the following letter. .SAMUEL CORWIN. Proprietor. Sax FitAJccisco, July 2, 1S72. Mv Dr..n Oi.i Fiiiesd. samdei. Corwin: I have no doubt butyouwlll be much surprised on receiving this letter, but. perhaps, not more so, or more gratified, than I was to near from you. The manner In which I heard from you. and learned of your whereabouts, is this: I happened to be looking over nn Oregon paper and noticed your name, as representative elect, from Tillamook county. Tho thrill or plcature which I experienced on reading It Indescriba ble. The many acts of kindness which I re ceived at your hand long years ago had never been forgotten, notwithstanding our corres pondence has been broken for seventeen years, well, Sam. I won't attempt to give you more than the outlines of what has lranplred with me since we last corresponded. So many inci dents of the luist, in which you and I were con nected, crowd Uon my mind that I eanuot think or write ot myself. Docs your mind over revert to the pat, when we llrst met how you took me In as a partner, when those vim should have lcen my best friend threw oil" on me how we got snowed In and had to live on potatoes straight for six weeks iiow good that grizzly meat lusted what a dlsgracciul retreat we made from our poor Innocent Jack, when we thought we were lx-selged by a Grizzly? Well, Sam, those events of KS2 frequently fur nish subject matter tor my thoughts, and, as I am writing to you, crowd upon my mind, hut I will dismiss them for the present to give place to that which will, perhaps boot greater inter- ipoc?kVcdeicv,nthou,anddoiinroutorthc "Deep Claim" you cave me In Maranosii.aiid started for home in June, 1SVV. I Invested lour thousand dollars in real estate In t ils clty.aiid iHitir npflninl .miI-miii nnrnlil tciiblu mate. Mv nroieitv here has vUdded me a liandMime In come, and quadrupled In value. I went Into business in New York city, in which I was very successful sold out two yir ago. since which time I have been traveling in Kuropean coun tries. Vou know I used to have a weakness for traveling well. It has lecn gratlned to my heart's content. 'While In France I was taken with the small-pox. The lady or the inn told me that I was fortunate to take the disease at that place, as there was nn old small-pox doc tor near by who never fulled tocure.no matter how bad the disease; and sure enough, I began to recover within four hours nder commencing to take the medicine, and in twenty-rour hours I felt quite well. I was so much elated with the magical effects of the medicine that I was determined, if ioslbIe, to obtain tho formula, III which I succeeded, by paying handsomely and promising not to divulge it in France. I see from Orognn IiH-ra that you have the disease among you. The oncloscd package contains the formula nnd sufficient material for family ue. I have cured all the oases that I have come In contact with, and find It an In fallible cure and preventive. When you an swer this I will forward sufficient or the mate rial to make you a fortune, as I have ample, and ret assured I reciprocate past favors. i win nose ior ine present ana await anx iously your answer. Direct to San Francisco. as I will remain here about two months. lours, etc, Isaac Richardson. No norson should lie without this medicine. as the disease is now In various part of the country, and may be among us any day. It Is nn oiu unu irue auage, mai "n ounce oi pre vention Is worth a pound ot cure"" Tlsnwlse mail 1 hat carries his coat on a fair day," etc. SAMUEL CORWIN, Office Southwest comer Main and First Sts. Orders sent to Samuel Corwln. Proprietor, or Smith & Davis, Portland, Oregon, will be promptly attended to. BSTricc One Dollar per Bottle.wi CERTAIN CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA! DR. E. CHAMPLAIN'S LIGNEOUS EXTRACT! Slnteineut of Dr. I- Clinmplnln. TJ 1WI. In Richland county, Ohio, I dlseov- X. ered this Extract t lie n sure cure ior uyb- epsla. The uiscovcry was acciucmm in rst Instance: but the extract never once failed case to which It was applied. Including many fiim. nrrMiAiiv nnu rjermaneniiv. every of long-standing mat nau ucneu every rcmeuy nfiim mciiicnl science of tho day. i imvn resided the Dast eleht vcars In Clover- dale, Sonoma county, Calllornla, where, dur ing an mis llllic, J liut; mini .til liij in' """ who were dyspeptic, free of charge: they intro duced their friends, who were cured In their turn, and the circle has continued cnlarging.so that to comply with all demands my whole time anu niteniion musi uc ucvoicu io mm re mount interest. Hitherto mv labors 111 this direction have been gratuitous; but on appli cation at the Patent OlIIcc this extract was ex amined nnd a patent Issued on the l.tth of August, ISTi The extract contains noaicouniic or mineral stilistance. hut Is purely vegetable, and compounded In Nature's great laboratory by a lliorougn-goiug AeniM.'miice iiinu un n. member or uiovcruaio iougo oi uouu icm- mars. Assureu irom past experience mat IJ-TtroM wIll mire nil ruses ot Dvstello. I feel confidant It will meet a Great Need ot the Civ. Illzed World. fcrtllicntc or II. Clciiii. East Portland, Feb. 26, 1S7S. Mr. VL If. Knlmiks Tir Sir: I would re spectfully state that I have been troubled with inuigesiiou nearly inrce yean. ni-HriuK K rriimnnlnln's 1 Ji-iieons Extract. I obtained a lmltlp nt Dr. M. Mack's Drue Store, and aRer nsliigabont one-half a bottle, was entirely re lieved ot an symptoms oi ijyspcpin,iuu umc no dilllculty now In properly digesting my food. I can conscientiously recommend It to such as are amirted, knowing it to be a certain cure. Yours truly, H. Out.. C'ertlflrntc oTMrs. Kllen Frcclnud. Portland, Oregon. Feb. 8, 1S71 Mr. E. H. Kulmnka TVnrSIr: I will resnect- tuiiy iniorm you mat I havo oecn trouuieu with l)ypeil" fur ninny years, and could gel no relief until I pnt n hntlln nf !r V Cham- Pinins Ligneous Kxtnict.and anor using it, nnu R has been of great benefit to me. I think It in uuKeaierm;uicnlcure. I have no hel !nncj.i """"""mending It to all who are troub- ..-u ...ui iue eouipininu loursimiv, MRS. ELLEN FRKELAND. Pric6 SI OO per Bottle. IIOIHin, t'AI.i:i' .V TO., Wholesale Ae'U. PORTLVND, OREGON, And sold by all leading Druggists. E. H. EUBANKS, Gra'l Agent for Oregon and Adjoining Territories. residence, on C street, bet. Front and First. 31tf CHRIS. .SCLOTII, TNVITES HIS OLD PATRONS AND THE X Public generally to call at ins NEW BUTCHER SHOP, Washington stone door eivst of Third . VIKAl MISCELLANEOUS THE COIVIPRESSED pany has every acuity for supplying the patented apparatus, and can ir mnice mm u- 1111- invent iiiw t imn.hni. nii.irlvn....6 .... mr jni:isniision o r r i ' i! ' AT THE DELAMATER ron Worhs, I0tb & Illli Ave. 31b nml 13Ui St.. North River, NEW YORK. OREGON IRON WORKS? Corner IJVoiit :ml IXtill Streets, PORTLAND, OREGON. OREGON MADE STOVES THE CELEBRATED DEXTER COOKING STOVES, ASI A Largo Variety of Parlor and Cook's Parlor Stoves. ALSO.. ouso Dt7xoix-t a.ncl Caistings OF EVERY VARIETY, SVAV vVlVD GKIST IIT.T JIACI IINERY OF ALT. KINDS, MINING MACHINERY, STEAMBOAT MACHINERY AND ENCINE3, BOILERS Or ALL KINDS, UrrifiK :t it (I Iron Csvs; tin HOBB'S PATENT SIMILTAXIAX SKT W0HKS 01'. HEAD M.0CKS, for Saw Mills. itonir.s patcxt :axc i:itci:u ami ciancj i..vtii mit.tm EEPAIR1NO done at Hhort Notlce.and a Olve u a call. I. A. IttlllH. MiperiiileiKleiu. REMOVED! Straight Neotllo! Toclc Stltli: LATEST! SIMPLEST! BEST SEWING MACHINE! Tho Now "HOME." SEWING IT onenioiithonrrlalonrecolptors-to. WithlHaikW.dnutThleandTreadle.nlrclyanUhed, 0. Money Rrfund.-d ( lc the ojspre oharees i on tho return of the Machine at the end of the -rnl titlfTTTf U TXTTMTriVT.'r I I.A rr.SI Southwest corner MISCELLxYNKOUS. 0KEG0.V STEAMSHIP Cd.'S STEAMBOATS. Notice. IROM AND AFTER TIIURS- . -T x : ? day, May 1st, the steamer Sr&ZCr&C. E. N. COOKE will leave Oreeon City as follows: On Mnndnv. Tueiday. Thurvday and Friday at 83i A. M.t nnu on weunetuay aim jvuuruay at iua. M., connectlnc with steamer DAYTON through to Portlanu. itciuniiiis, win ienve Portlnml Tor Oregon C'Hy nt 1 1. JI. ' r.n!reri lor LAFAYETTE and nil Inl dlate place will take the CARS at M15 A. M., connectlns at Cancmahwlth steamer Dayton, on Tuesday and Friday of each week. Throusn ncnciNjiu in iiieoiiiee oi the O. A C. R. R. Co. at Reduced Kate. All freight hy this line delivered to consign ee Free oi Drayatre. Freight received until 5 P. M. .T-Gtf J. H. RILES, Axent. FABRE, AT THK CENTRAL JIAUHr.T, llnx Enlarged hli CoffO O StiXDCLCl AND Added Such ImprovemenU As will enable him to provideHplcuret with THE BEST IN THE MARKET. PartlH lurnlshed with hot Cortee on hort notice, . month, ir .Macnine lux" rot uive nauswe-uou. .vir..j.- ... r, " In OroEon.Washlnston ami Idaho. Iflrper Commlwloiw clven than hy any other Airency In Portland. All Kind Nreilles and OH tor s-ile. Send tor fMrcular and Price n,t of "The Home." t.KII. M. TltAl.It tienernl Arcnt. ADVERTISEMENTS. AIR POWER CO. issue rights to others ... ... , oi power are iniruigements. HORACE H. DAY, GENERAL AGENT, N'o. CI Liberty Street, NEW YORK. 3 52 tf AND HOLLOW WARE! 1nv an Cool Work and Material will warrant I. ?Icfl!I.I.Y, I-renldeut. n EXCELS ALL OTHERS! l'KICK $10 LESS! KcrclvrJ Iilrrrt From Tie Msou radurfrs! SOLD AT FACTORY PRICES! WARRANTED FOR 3 YEARS. MACHINE. Ml 1 1 . v IN 1 J I rii liif .UAi 111 M'ui UUl Tldnl and Morrison StreeU, Portland, Oregon. MISCELTxtVNEOUS. I-KI'.SII SIIOAI.1V.VTEn BAY o s t e: S ! jVliHlcy &; IIce:clo', Xol 107 I'lrnt Street. ""VYSTEia erveil in every style to suit the I. F. POWERS, DR.M.F.K IS NEW AND SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, tsprlns. Hair, Krathtr, Mom, Wool n4 Pala B E r s , lllankctx, Spreadi, Sheet", Pillow Caes, etc. The Ill-liest Price Paid Tor Furniture No. 137 First Street, Portland. 3-ctr CH. LOUIS KUHN, IlTRNITURE made to onler ; also neatly re- paired, varnlhcl and pcdihed, by a com- IK'lfllV HieCliailli- iriL-HHIIiUit. " nl?ni nl eorncr Tlilrxl ami A Streets. 2 50lf PORTLAND ADrERTISEMENTS. JACOB MAYER, Importer and Wholesale Dealer In MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, Hats anp Qknts Fornisiiino Goods, I.utl I pV and 3INte TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATs AND BONNETS, Frames, Braids, Cords, Ornaments, Flowers Kibuons, Trimmings, etc. Dress Goods, White Goods, Yankee No tions, Etc. Ladies' Cloaks, CloaK Trim mings, Etc. AGENT OF THE ELLENDALE WOOLEN MILLS CO. A Itll Stock of ElankeU, Yarns, Hea vers, Ttvecds and Cassimercs Constantly on Hand. LATENT STYLES BY CVERV STEAJfEIt tar PARTicnr.Art attevtkiv ,mi.i m ntaM ... utuiia. mi PORTLAND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. BOOXN-Coruer Flnt nml Ntnrk Sto., over Ladd A Til ton's Bank. Contains Over Three Tbotuand tbJlrr HuuVs AND Over 100 Pap:rs aud Maaxincs. MEMBERSHIP FREE TO ALL. Mvutkljr Dues 81 00-Pnyohle 0.imrierly DlRCCTOHS Wm.S. Iidil. P. t'.Si-hiivler. Jr.. U. P. Daadr. Ij. 11. Wak.eilvl.1. w. II. llrseki-lt. A. a Oibbs, i II. Lewi. M. W. Feehhelhier, II. r&iuag, i uium. Officers : L. II. WAKEFIELD President It. FAILING. Vice lresldent P. O. HCHUYI.ER.JR- -Treasurer If. W. FF.CHIIEIMER CorresiKmdliu? See MEN It X A. UAt.lt Ubrartuu ana liecsec "Flmpli'o Balcoiy I 11ELLIN G 11X1 Jk. CO., Washington St:, bet. .Second and Third, PORTLAND -OREGON E MANUFACTURE AN" A XU. 1 ARTICLE OF BREAD, CRACKERS CAKES, And all klndsof Pnstry usually found in a First Clas Bakery.' Goods delivered to any part of the cilvj JIl.TInia N O TICE. X. X. SOUTH WORTH, HAS REMOVED FROM FRONT STREET to tbe Carner of E nud Third Streets, Where he msy bo found keeping a good supply of the best FAMILY GROCERIES, riNB TOBACCO, CIGARS, PIPES. PATHT MEDICINES AND YANKEE NOTIONS, Where he will be pleased to meet his old cus tomers, and holds himself In readiness to wait upon many new ones, and hopes by punctual ity aud dealing in Just Weights and Measures to receive a iiuerai suare 01 patronage. yztzz ji. ji. nuuiiLHUiuii. O. S. 8IL V JzlJEl. rs OUT OF THE FIRE AND OUT OF A L Brick Htorc, but NOT OUT OP GOODS.! Ho can bo found at No. 131 JTIr-Kt Stx-eet, In the next block below the old stand, nn the opposite tide of. the street, where 1 win sen goous at EXTREMELY LOW PRICES For tho nexttwo months. Call and sec. every body, s-s as. SILVER. J. EC. FISK, A8SAYER AND METALLURGIST, 29 Stark St., bet. First and Second. Highest Price Paid for Gold Dust & Bars. raaRK-ra ViTiR WITH CARE. AND ASSAY'S X of Gold and- Silver, Copper, Lead, Anti mony. Nickel, Chrome, Plumbago, Tin, Iron, (JinneDar, umr, anu oiner .neuiis. ;iuiii."i.i Of Minsral wateri ana mil outer suosiunces. 2 40U J. X. DOLrH. JOrt. SlMOK. JC C. BEOXXUQu. C. A. DOLPlt. noira, beosjlboh, ooirn x simon, Attornoyi-at-Law. ODD FELLOWS' TEMPLE, PORTLAND. 2-Mtf EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. J. K. WITIIEKELL, . 3f. 80 Front Street, Portland, TCHNDS EMPLOYMENT FOR ALL THOSE J- applying ior situations in any capacity from Wood-chopper down to a Fat Office. Pays nlll atfuntlnn fn Ahl.lnlnir ir.i Home Servants, Railroad Hands, etc., Irrei Ji tli ui 1MU11 . JIISCELIuVNEOUS. '& complete Pictorial History of tho Times." "The best, cheapest, and most successful Family Paper in tho Union." Harper's "Weekly. SPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED. NOTICES OF THE FRKSS. Hie "Weekl V Is the ablest and most power ful illustrated periodical published In thli country. Its editorials are scholarly and con vincing, and carry much Tvelcht. Its Illustra tions of current events nre full and fresh, and are DreDared hv our best designers. With a circulation of 150.0UU, the paper is read by at least hair a million persons, and its Influence as an organ of opinion Is simply tremendous. The "Weekly" malntiflns a positive position, and expresses decided views on political and social problems. Louisville Courier-Journal. SURSCRIPTIOXS.-ISTS. Terms : Harper's Weekly, one year . St CO. An Extra Copy of cither the "Mairailne," "Weekly," or "llazar" will be supplied gratis lutnrrj uiuiioi rive u oscri oers at Si uueacu at one remittance; or, Six Copies for $20 tt), without extra copy. Subserlntlnns fn "TlniwHa MnpnTlnp." "Weekly" and "Bazar," to one address for one year, S10 (X); or, two of Harper's Periodicals to one address for one year, $7 ML Back Numbers can be supplied at any time. The Annual Volumes of "Harper's Weekl v." In neat cloth binding, will be sent by express, free'of oxijense. for S7 00 each. A Comuletu Set, comprising Sixteen Volumes, sent on re ceipt of cash at the rate of SO Si per vol., freight at expense of purchaser. The postaae on "Harper's Weekly" is twenty cents a year, which must be paid at the Sub scriber's post-ofllce. Address HARPER A BROTHERS, n3U New York. JIAItY 1 SAWTEI.I.E, 31. ., BEING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN SA lem, offers her professional services to the public and respectfully sollrils her share of patronage. 'articular Attention PalJ to l)lrascs or Momm. OFFICE At Residence, on Court Mrect, Next door to the Court House. V2n39tl .1IUS. CI'IIAJI 1IKNDKK, CLAIRVOYANT & MAGNETIC MEDIUM, t'oiisrcvt Hull, lluvli Street, Between California and Montsomery streets, Itfxim 4S. second Hoor. Circles Thursday and Saturday evenings. Sejinces for business. -u i-i lilt. JIAUV A. THOMPSON, PHYSICIAN AND ACCOUCHEUR RESIDENCE AND OFFICE-THIRD ST. lMtween Salmon and Main, opposite the Public Square. Calls ailended In any part of the city. Batteries for ale,and Instructions Klven on the use ofuleetrielty as a Remedial AvenL. nl. McIERAN'S MILLS, Front Street, Portlnml. TP. ARE NOW MANUFACTURING, OF A rrtiperior iiauiy, anil oner lor sale, WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL. EXTRA FLOI'R; SCPERFINK " GRAHAM RYE " BlCKWHE.VT " OAT MEAL (Superior); OAT GROATS; SPLIT PEAS; CRACKED WHEAT; CORN MEAL, Yellow and White. HOMINY, Large and rMiiniir BRAN, MIDDLINGS AND CHOP. We have in our employ a man from Scotland who thoroughly understands his business, and have been to great expense In building a Kiln for thoroughly drying the grain, so that we can ?;uarantec our Oat Meal to keep Tor years In a resh state. BB- The Trade Supplied at the lowest living Lrates. orders sol letieii. ;-ll-u Mc-LEEAN A STEEL. IN CASH GIFTS, To lie distributed by the MERCANTILE PRIZE ASSOCIATION, OF NEW YORK. Daily Px-stypp-i n gs ! A PRIZE TOR EVERY TICKET ! 1 Cash Gin, riCnshGifts.ea. $l,0CO eCa.-hGins,ea. .r,ijOa Mt 1 ax) " 10) ir to sou GO to 131 2iU to 700 ai " " " ,-jol.Yin 4uu(ioiu waienes 55Swlng Machines 7." Elegant Pianos BO " Melodeons rllnl Cash Gia,SilverWare,elc, valued aUSU'OUA''1! A chane- to draw any of the above Drizes for 23 cents. Tickets describing Prizes are Sealed In Envelopes and well mixed, on receipt of Z'i cents n Sealed Ticket Is drawn without choice, and sent by mail to any address. The prize named upon it will be sent to anyone on re ceipt of One Dollar. Prizes are Immediately sent to any address by express or return mall. louwiu Know wnat your prize is ucrareyou pay for It. Any prize exchanged for another of the same value. No blanks. Our patrons can depend on fair dealing. Oi'istoss of the FrEts- t airdeallnircan lie relied upon. N. Y. Herald, Aug. 2L A genu ine distribution. World, Sept. a. Not one of the liiimlintrs nf the ,lav. IWVcklv Trihiitin July 7. They give general satlstactlou. Staats Zcltung, Aug. 5. kkkuences. By kind permission ' i we refer to the following: Franklin S. I.ine. Louisville, drew SISflW; Miss Hattie Ranker,Charlestown, &9flW: Mrs. Louisa T. Blake, St. l"aul. Piano, S7(): Sam. V. Raymond. Boston, JoOO; Eugene P. Bnickctt,Pittsburg,Wateh, SWO; Miss Annie Osgood, New Orleans, oXXJ ; Emory L. I'ratt uoiumuus, unio. i. One Cash Gift in every package of I'M tickets guaranteed. 5 tickets for SI; 11 forS2; SforS.1; t) ior go; i-xj ior sio. .Vcents wanteil.to whom we ofler liberal In ducements and guarantee satisfaction. Address JAMES HIGGINS & CO., 2 oO 3m 1 Jt Nassau street, N. Y. A. C. WALLINC,' Book and Job Printer, PITTOCK'S BUILDING,, UP-STAIRS, Comer Front and Stark streets, I'ortlimd. Oregon. Work done at REASONABLE RATES. 2-3S COMMERCIAL HOTEL, (Opera House Block), SALEM, OREGON MILS. A. J. Ill ELY, Proprietor. THIS HOTEL WILL BR KEPT IN FIRST class order, with attentive and obliging ser vants. No Chinese Cooks Employed. t'niuitu ... tuiiii!, kimki ncruiiiiuiHi- Hons to the traveling public, and will u?e every endeavor to merit their patronage. . It-- V.JCTl-11 i me iiouse. Regular Boarding at low rates. 3-3 LONQ LOOKED FOR COME AT LAST! flUIE UNIVERSAL MICROSCOPE. The best X 1iw-PrIceU Microscope ever maue. r.x ceedlngly useful rorcxamllngflowci, Inects and minute objccts.dctecting Counterfeit Mon ey, nnu Disclosing ine wonuers oi --'-scoplc World. Ills adapted to the use of Phy sicians, Students and the Family Clr,e civJres no Focal Adjustment, and can therefore be readily used by any Per"?-.,0"?!: eS2l scopes of no greater power cost ; "P: wards, and are so dimcnlt to aniemat that none but. solcntitlc men can use them. The nlkTon 'reellpi of f l. jpVS' A MuthU?in.