The new Northwest., January 23, 1874, Image 4

FRIDAY..
JANUARY 23, 1S74.
WILL THEY DO IT?
X IirLIVZRED BY C W. ST AST, AT GOOD
TEMPXAKS' HALL, JAXCAET 17, IS71.
There are two questions that the
American people must and will settle;
they are man's right to get drunk and
woman's right to vote. The same Influ
ences that upholds the former, opposes
the latter.
The liquor Influence is felt and ac
knowledged by the politician, states
man and priest. Before the throne of
King Alcohol all bow the knee in
weak submission. Temperance, we are
told, ia an old and threadbare subject
Yes, it is an old subject; as old almost
as me worm ttseir, but by no means
threadbare. Ever since old Nick
tempted mother Eve In the garden of
Eden, there has always been a continual
warfare between temperance and in
temperance. Temperance societies exist
edlongbefore the soilof America was pol
luted py Bourbon whisky, Holland gin
or2ew England rum. Long before nice
young men smoked cigars, or old women
consoled themselves with snuff and
pipes, priest and kings cried "woe unto
him who pntteth the bottle to his neigh
bors lips."
The Roman, Groplau, Persian, Egyp
tian and Chinese iitstorics for thousands
of years back record the edicts and laws
promulgated against drunkenness. Tb
evils flowing from man's following the
delusive pleasures of the intoxicating
cup extend farther back than the mem
ory of man; farther in tbo dim past
than history itself can fully verify.
No pen can describe the crime, miseries
and sorrows that have been and are
still being produced by man's fondness
for the contents of the bottle aud decan
ter. Bat notwithstanding all the lea
sing and experience whfch theso bring
Us, mankind still seeks after
"That forbidden fruit,
Whose raort&l taste brought death Into tb
world,
And all our woes."
Men have always considered it their
exclusive and divine right to get drunk
as they just now consider it their ex-!
elusive right to vote. So far did they
carry out this principle in the olden
days, that in the time of Romulus It
was death for women to tasto the intox
icating fruit of the grape, and near rela
tives were permitted to kiss them to see
If they had been drinking wino and
when so found the law was rigidly en
forced. But in these days woman has
acquired man's right to get drunk, but
to her honor be it said, drunkenness
does not exist to the same extent among
women as among men; hut they
are fast becoming entangled in its
meshes.
Women have no political power, no
right to vote, but they have a power
greater than the ballot can givo that
will do more to remove intemperance
from our midst than any prohlb'torv
law man can enact or enforce, If they
will only use It, aud that Is social ogtra
cini fur the man who drinks.
Women endure poverty, suffering am'
persoual abuse, yet they cling to the
men who abuse them; but thanks to the
common agitation of the day they are
fast becoming aroused to a true sense of
their false position. The husband may
spend his means and bis time in the
club or in the saloons while the home
ones suffer and his wife waits with tear
ful eyes for the coming of his footsteps.
He may be a brutal, abusive, drunken
sot, coming home night after night
drunk, and the womau suffer In silence.
But reverse it; let the wife be drunken
and brutal, coming home night after
night drunk, neglecting her home and
children -how long do you think that
family will hold together? Do you
think tho man would suffer In silence
would he not rather close the door on
who, iu all tho pride of a mother's love,
said, "I have raised six "stalwart sons
and four daughters, aud there is not a
beer drinker or wine-bibber atnonir
them." What is the grand result upon
which the eye of every mother, wife aud
daughter in tho land ought to be fixed?
Unquestionably the overthrow of the
drinking customs of society is the 1c
gltimate work of woman; and while
women are clamoring and striving for
Womau Suflrage, let them not forget
woman's sufferings are caused by drink
ing usages, and exercise that power and
Influence which they possess in tho so
cial circle and banish all that can intox
icate and the intemperate from their
presence.
"Tis done," was tho exultant boast
when our forefathers threw off the
yoke of Great Britain and achieved
our Nation's independence, and when
women shall have done their duty, and
aided men iu their battles to overthrow
the despotism of strong drink, a now
"Independence Day" will be declared
and another exultant shout will break
from the depths of the forests of Maine
which will mingle with the gladdening
strains wafted from the shores of the
Pacific, until-tho whole Nation will rise
up In one grand jubilee over the downfall-
of the alcoholic demon, leaving a
rich legacy of peace and happiness to
future generations.
SECOND-HAND GOOD3.
DEALEU IX
SECOND-HAND QQDDS.
JUNK AND
Next to Richardson's Auction Store.
Pl nfT POUNDS OK RAGS WAwren.
O.yVJV also. Bottles, Scrap Iron, etc., for
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LIST
OF POST-OFFICE8.
OSEOOX.
BAKER CO.
Auburn,
Augusta,
ua iter city,
Clarksville,
t-iprcss iwncn,
Eldorado, '
Gem,
Humboldt Basin,
Jordan Valley,
nyo vaucy,
Wlngvllle.
Alsea Vallev.
'Corvallls, .
King's vaucy,
Liberty.
Little Elk,
Newport,
Newton,
Philomath, '
Starr's Point,
Summit,
Toledo,
Yaqulna.
CLACCAVAS.
Barlow,
Beaver,
Butte Creek,
Cauby,
Clackamas,
Clear Creek,
Cnttlngsvllle,
Damascus,
Eagle Creek,
Ulad Tiding,
Highland,
Molalla,
Mllwaukle,
Needy,
Norton,
Oregon City,
Oswego,
.Sandy.
CLATSOP.
Astoria,
Isthmus,
Nehaeni,
Kklpanon,
Hummer House,
Westport.
COOS.
Coqullle,
Coos Itlver,
Empire City,
Enchanted Prairie,
Falrvlew,
Hermans villi,
MarshHeld,
North Bend,
Randolph,
Sllkln,
Sltkutu.
COLUMBIA.
Columbia City,
Clatskanle,
I Lanier.
Marshland,
St. Helen.
Sunvle'a Island,
Scappoose.
her And take steps for a final separation?
Sayings and Doings.
Jceianu lias altogether the start of
America, we propose to celebrate our
nation s centennial in 1S7G; but mean
while, from the land -of snow nnii t
volcanoes and geysers, comes the intel
ligence that tho Icelanders propose to
celebrate their millennial in 1374. In
S74 Ingolf, a Norwegian chief, planted a
small colony on that island, which .had
been discovered a few years before. In
about half a century many thousands of
hardy settlers had established them
selves on this cold and barren isle. At
one time the population numbered no
less than 100,000; but the inhabitants
have suffered greatly from famines,
epidemics, and volcanic casualties, and
the number Is now reduced to about C0,
000. Iceland contains nn area of 40,000
square miles, of which the glaciers cover
a surface of upward of 4,000 square
miles; and there are thirty known vol
canoes, of which eight have been active
within a century. There are also
numerous thermal springs, the princi
pal of which Is the Great Geyser, In
which the water, t a depth of seventv-
two feet, Is thirty degrees above the ! ccanr.
boiling point. Water and stones are ; Ei','.'
thrown at Intervals from this geyser to : lirtortord'
a height of 100 feet. No grain of any J
kind can be raised in Iceland, but vege- ' foroLAH.
tables can be cultivated, and fish and ??,ff?vm'(
uirus are abundant. oresU formerly Dram,
abounded, but now the island Is almost ':ikton.
destitute of trees, and the want of fuel is t oaiMviil.
severely felt. The Islanders are of the Keiiotp-'.
bcanamavlan race, anrt are by no means 1 ixkinKi&n,
lacking in Intellectual capacity. Al- i irkil0i i ek
inougn mere are but lew educational In- ' icreek
stitutions, domestic education is unl- 'Roseburg,'
versai, anu the people are Intelligent. Ivhr
jiiiuv oi lue iuuui vuiuuoie WOrKS 01 Umixiua-Tittr
.cuiisu iiiuuuuie uuvd ueen irausiaieu
Into the native tongue, and are read and
appreciated by the common people. All
the inhabitants believe the doctrines of
the Keformatton in their primitive sim
plicity, and the majority of them aro .Vf Cl,3r'
LiUtnerans in proiessiou. in short, the prairie city.
Icelanders are as prosperous as could be
expected of any people living In sucli a I jackojj.
barren country, and deserve a national I A,V,Jen.tSi,
fnstlviil Ashland Mills,
iesiual. ; Brownsborougn,
" 1 1 ' i Central ioint,
Tidy Door Yards. When a man fr??' i"0'".
wants to sell his place one of the iirst ! hS spring',
thlngw lie does Is to fix up his front door 'Jacksonville,
yam. j-ence naimcs that had fallen oil .
are nailed on, broken binges are re
paired, crooked walks straightened,
rubbish moved out of the way, and an
aspect of tidiness, which, to tho casual
observer, is an aspect of thrift, is given
to the place. His wife will see to it
that no cobwebs festoon the front porch
or curtain the windows, that tho f,hnrlp
are clean and not hung askew, and that
me uouse uas a uouuay iook. Time
spent iu this way is counted well in
vested and certain to tell on tho price
for which tho owner can sell. But
whore the owner proposes to retain his
property, Is there any reason why it
should not bo nut In first-class order ?
why he should not rejoice in tasteful,
pleasing, even picturesque premises,
around his house? why his children
may not have fostered within them by
(!.!- 1: - , m , "'.
Long Tom,
Mohawk,
Pleasant Hill,
Rattlesnake,
Sulslaw,
Springfield,
Willamette Forks.
iisx.
Albany,
Brownsville,
CrawTordsvllle,
Diamond Hill,
Harrtsbarg,
Halsey,
tebannn,
Miller,
Peoria,
Pine,
Bclo,
Shedd's,
Soda Springs,
HodavUle.
MARIOX.
Aurora.
Anmsvllle,
Buttcvllle,
Brooks,
Fairfield, -
aerv&U,
Hubbard's,
Jefferson,
Marlon,
Monitor,
Newellsvllle
Sa.em,
Sllvcrton,
fit. Louis,
Stay ton,
Sublimity,
Turner,
Vernon,
Waconda,
Woodbiiru.
MCLTNOMAII.
East Portland,
Portland.
Powell's Valley.
Willamette Slough.
their surroundings a love for order and
He would not tolerate In her what she
tolerates In -him. Our forefathers sub
mitted to the impositions and injurious
burdens or the mother country until
tboy rose and threw off the yoke of
Great Britain. Lst tbe women imitate
the example ot our forefathers and have
nothing to do with men who drink wine
aud whisky aud abuse them, and these
self-constituted lords of creation will
mkju be as humbled as the British lion
was. It Is their duty to demand and
exact of rht men the same purity and
the same tvobriety that the meu demand
of them. 1 have no faith in the woman
who talks about Woman's Bights and
the evils of intemperance, but allows
the same air she breathes to be contam
inated by the man whose breath Is reek
ing with the fumes of alcohol. I say to
the women, purify the aociM circle or
this curne or -humanity and you atl
vanceagreat way toward making our
homes the abodes of peace, virtue
and-true manhood, lou can dictate
the terms upon which men may as
sociate with you, and say that no mau
shall pollute . your presence whoBe
breath smells of liquor. Aro you willing
to see this tide of woe aud sorrow, whose
flow you can arrest, still roll onward by
you to posterity ? As man has placed
you at the head and mode you queen of
iue social circle, and given you powerto
do so much, are you willing to take the
consequences hy leaving It undone?
Mothers, don't wait until your sons have
acquired the drinking habit and appe
tite before ym, teach them that "wine is
amoeker"that its proa,!,, of pleas
ure and health are a, delusive L tbe
"af tbat turn t0 nshes oa
the lips;" for when your son ia once In
the toils or the destroyer your tcar8 and
pleading will be In vain. H0 will revel
and reel on though he hears in every
clJnk of his glass your groans of ncoav
Let no Buch reproach be cast at you as
Ioucejieard a son who was suffering
irom aeiinum ireiueim say, "lolher,
yoU taught me to drink,"" but rather
let your Joyful boast ba similar to that
of one of our noblest temperance mothers
neatness and beauty which thev shall
carry into homes of their own ?
John W. Fornev savs: "I often amnso
myself with anticipations of the man
ners and customs of those who are to
follow us in the Great Upronfipr.
Whatsortor newsnaners will ho nrlntfifl
In 1973? How many new utilities will
have been nrodnio.l frnm
electrlciti', chemistry, geology, botany
and science generally? Will our pos-
leruy traverse the air as we now travel
the land ? Will tho dream or Mr. Mait
iand in his. curious English novel in
'Bye-and-Bve.' Iia r.iimiiti.
uuderiaid with telegraphs, light per
forming the ofllces of heat, coal ex
hausted Iu nil the great centres, bal
loons superceding or surpassing loco
motives. Women vnllnrr nnil Iixrlslod.m
and men chosen to oflice only because
they are honest and Tit? Will our
descendants look back to us as warnings
wi,i.u!s.e ay A,cot, nutllr of
"Work" and other novels, in a letter
excusing herself for not coming to the
late Woman Suffrage meetiinr in w
,k,C,.ty' J: ;he "CTyour note
aloud to tlia family, asking, 'What
shall I say to Mrs. Stone?' .ny honored
father Instantly replied, 'Tell her vou
ore ready to followyour leader sure that
vou could not have a better one.' My
brave old mother, with tbe ardor df
many unquenchable Mays whining hi
her face, cried out, TeH her I am
seventy-three, but mean to go to the
polls before I die, even If my three
daughters have to carry me.' "
A young lady, fitting for college at
one of our academies, wished to enter a
class in Horace, for the lato fall term,
but was not up to .the requirements.
Spending her summer vacation at her
home in Boston, she resolved to spend
tbe hot August days In making tho nec
essary preparation. As all her gentle
men friends competent to hear her reci
tations were tired out, broken down,
aud out of town for a vacation, she read
by herself, writing out her translation,
fifteen hundred lines or Virgil and two
orations ot Cicero, and was booked for
Horace. Yet women are not able to go
to college !
Mrs. Livermore arraigns "Tho Hub"
city for spending, last year, $41,000 for
wireshments for the city government
the lr y ,W W" pald for ""'P for
Bethel,
Bridgeport,
Buena vista,
Dallas,
Kola,
Klk Horn, ,
Grand Houde,
Independence,
Lincoln,
Lucklamute,
Lewlsville,
Monmouth,
I'errydale,
lUereall,
Zeiia.
T1LLAVOOE.
Garibaldi,
Kllchis, '
NetarU,
Ncstockton
Tillamook,
Trunk.
OMATILLA.
Cecils.
Cayuse,
Marshall,
Meadowvllle,
Milton.
Mitchell's 8UUu,
Klot Bock,
Pendleton,
Umatilla,
VrtU.
Cove,
Indian Vallsy,
Island City,
La Grande.
North Powder,
Oro Dell,
Surumcnrllle,
Union,
Wallowa.
WASCO,
Autr.lope,
Hrld;e Creek,
Heppner,
Hood lUver,
Mitchell.
Mt. Hood,
Prlncevllle,
Prilchanl'f,
Bock Creirk,
Scott's,
Hhellrock.
Spanish Hollow,
TheDallei., .
Warm Springs.
Wasco,
WllloutUby.
WAsarxoTow.
Beaverloo,
CentrevUle,
Cornelius,
Forest Grove,
Gleucoe,
Greenville,
Hlllsboro,
Mlddleton.
Midi's Frrr,
Taylor's Ferry,
Tualatin,
Wapnto.
YAMHILL.
Amity,
Bellcvue,
Dnrfnn.
Butte maappnlnttnut,Larayettc,
Cottage Grove, McMlnnvlllA,
Coast Fork, Mountain House.
Cnmp Creek, North Yamhill,
Cartwrtsht's, Sheridan,
Kujtenc City, Wet Chehallm,
Iranklln, Wheatland,
Junction, Newberg.
WASHINGTON Tr.HKITOKY.
I'miKi
; i sin.
. Yonculla.
Canyon City,
uamp waison.
Mnkvllle,
I-aneell valley,
Phu-ntx,
Bock Point,
Sam's Valley,
Tablo Hock,
Willow Spriugs,
Yaluax.
JOSEriUNE.
Klrby,
Lolaiid,
Slain Creek,
Waldo.
LAXfc
CLALLAM CO.
NVie DunKines,
1011 Angflos.
Battle Ground,
Brush lYHlrle,
lpwls Itlver,
Martin's Btuir,
lVkln.
Pioneer,
Union Itldre,
Vijneouver.
catii.il.14.
Cedarvllle,
Chehalls Point,
Rlma,
Hoqulum,
Montesano.
Satsop, .
Hiiarun.
corLtrz.
Castle Bock.
Carrollton,
Fiwimrt,
Kalama,
Iwer Cowlitz,
Montlcello,
Mt. Coffin.
OakI"olnt.
is LA XII.
Coupcrllle,
Covcland,
i i ...
JEFFEIUON.
Port Wseovery.
l"ort Ludlow.
PortTownsenJ.
KINO.
Black Itlvur,
Fall Cltr.
Seattle,
Slauchter,
Snoqualmle,
KTTSAl.
Wakeltly,
Port Madison.
Port William,
Port Orchard,
Seabeck.
Teckaleu
KLlCCTTAt.
Block House.
Columbus,
OoMendale,
Klickitat City.
LEWIS.
BoUfort.
Cowlltr,
Claquato,
Oleudem,
Grand Prairie.
ateuf,rdin.
TACirtC.
Bruceport,
Chinook,
Knappton,
Oystervlllf,
ltlverslde,
Unity,
Woodward's L&ndlnr.
rlEECK.
Kills.
Franklin,
Stellacoom,
Tncoma.
SNOUOXHH.
Ijowell,
Muklltoe.
Skohomlib,
TuuUilp.
JKAHAMA.
Cascades,
White Salmon.
STEVENS..
Crab Creek,
Cha-we-tah,
FortColvllle,
Pine Grove,
Bock Creek,
Bosalle,
Spokane Bridge,
Spokane Fails,
Union Flat,
Walker's Prairie.
nicasTos. '
Beaver,
Coal Bank,
Grand Mound,
Mlama Prairie,
Olympla,
Tumwater,
Yelra.
WAUVIAX'VU.
Cthlamet,
EaRle cim;
Shnmokaway.
WALLA WALLS.
rani,
Pataha,
Tukauon,
Touchet,.
Waltsburr,
Walla Woila,
Wallula,
"wnATCoi.
Pldalgo,
Guemas,
I j. Conner,
Lopez,
Orcas Island,
Karalsh,
Semtahmoo,
Sltajlt,-
Wbatcom.
Kwartsvllle,
lulouse.
Atlonnm,
Kllensbur?,
FortSlmcoe,
Konnewoek.
KltUtas,
Mock See,
Nanum,
tleAMtt Drove,
Money Ortsr Offlct.y1" '
nmchuck.
KA.SOS.
Atvada,
Oakland,
Skokomlsb,
Sherwood's -Mills
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The "Weekly" maintains n positive position,
and expresses deelded views on political and
social problems. Louisville Courier-Journal.
KCOSCKHTIOSS.-1873.
Terms:
HARrrn's WKKKi-T.one year 11 CO.
An Extra Copy of either the "Magaxlne,"
"Weekly." or "Haxar" will be supplied gratia
for every Club of Five Subscribers at it 00 each
at one remittance; or, Six Copies for $33 CO
without extra copy.
Subscriptions to "narper's Mesaxlne,"
"Weekly" and "Rarar." to one address tor one
year, SI0 CO; or, two 01 Harper's Periodicals to
one address for one year, $7 M.
Back NotBERS can be supplied at any time.
The Annual Volumes of "Harner's Weekly."
in neat cloth binding, will be tent by express,
free of expense, for $7 OI each. -V Complete
Set, comprising Sixteen Volume, sent on re
ceipt of cash at tho rate of 55 'Si per voh, freight
at expense 01 purcuaser.
The nostaee on "Haroer's Weekl v" Is twenty'
cents a year, which must be paid atthe'Bub---
scrioers posi-ouice.
Address
U3H
AT THE
urnci: or tiii: o. a c. k. k. co.,
a 59 Corner K and Front Streets.
OREGON & CALIFORNIA RAHROAD CO.
NO. 21. I TIME SCHEDULE. I NO. SI.
flK TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY, DEC. 7th,
1 1STS. at i A. v. for the government and In
formation or employes only: the Company re
serve the right to ary therefrom as clrcnm
stances may require. -
Dally Trains will run between
PORTLAND AND 1108EBURO
as yor-tows:
I.KAVK. ABRIVE.
Portland .720 A. X. I Roseburg 7:10 P. V.
Roseburg 5:15 A. sc. Portland 4:15 1 it.
mar Freight Trains (with Passenger Cars at
tached) will run between
PORTLAND AND JUNCTION
Dally (Except Sundays),
as follows:
lkaye. akrive.
Portland 8.-05 A. V. I Junction 6 .-00 P. v.
Junction 8:00 a. M. I Portland 5rt5r.x.
HARPER BROTHERS.
New York.
Illt. . vr. BROWVH
U. S. OREGON CHITTUM BITTERS.
The Oregon and California Railroad Ferry
makes connection with all Regular Trains.
Close connections are made at Roseburg with
the Stages of the California and Oregon Stage
Company.
Bar Tickets for sale to all the principal points
In California and the East, at Company's office,
Cor.F ana Front SI J., at Ferry lindlag, Portland.
-tr NOTICE. Passengers , for Buttevllle,
Champoeg, Dayton and I-afavette will take the
uoar; ror me auove poinu ai LaQomsn.
" Storage will be Charged on Freight re
maining in waieuouses qver.t nours.
sir Freight win not be received for shipment
arter a o'ciock r. M.
J. BRANDT. Jr.,
E. P. RfXlERS, Oen. Supt
Geu. Freight and Pjuseugcr Agent.
rriHLS BITTERS U the acUve principle of the
L Oregon chlltum tree. It possesses Altera
live, Tonic, Purgative and Diuretic properties.
It is tbe greatest appetizer and blood-purifier
known In the history ol medicine. It Is a snre
remedy for all Bilious Diseases originating
from Inactivity of the liver and bowels. It Is a.
certain cure lor Intermittent and Bilious Fe
vers. It cures Dyspepsia and ail nervous com
plaints, besides being a nice beverage; Instead
of Its weakening and debilitating tbe system It
strengthens and gives an appetite. When &
powerful Ionic Is required, there Is nothing bet
ter than the Ortgon Chlttum Bitters. AH
classes of pertons, whether male or female,
mar use the Bitters with a certalsty that It
will prevent them from contracting" those dis
eases which are so prev&Ient in this climate.
The Bitters con bo found at the
CITY DRUG STORE,
ON
Yamhill St , between First and Second,
Portland, Oregon.
DR. O. W. BROWN, Solo Proprietor.
t'JIAS. LAXCJI.EY dfc CO.
- Wholesale Druggists, San Francis
General'Agents for the U.S.Oregon Chlttum
Bitters. 3 10 U
CLOVE MANUFAOTPRY.
THE CNPEIWIGNED, HAVING SECURED
the services or n French GLOVE MAKER,
Is now prepared to manufacture all styles of
LAMES' AND GENTLEMEN'S
KID, FUR, BUCK AND DOGSKIN GLOVES
rerfect Fitting and Latest Fashions Guaran
teed. jtlo. Gloves cleaned, dyed and repaired on
short notice. 3-3 C.E.DCBOI8.
OUR NEW PREMIUM LIST.
As TitcNvrw NoHTHWMThn already proved a popular enccess, we are decided thatlt shall
alo prove aTRium.
To enable our friends who mav decide to rnnvaas for our naiwr In benefit both lbemelve
and us by Increasing our .Subscription Lists, we propoe to give the following addltloual Pre
miums 10 canvassers :
Any subscriber who Is In arrears for the New Nouthwkst, who will end us his or her own
tubscrlptloh ree, and one' new subcrlber, luvonipaiiled by the cash-SO u-we will glTe :
A pair Parian Marble Vases;
Or a Bohemian Glass Vase;
Or a Uohomlau Glass Card Reoelsvr;
Or j doieu Ivory Na pkln lUngs ;
Or 1; dozen Plated Tea Spoons;
Or 1 pair Alexandre's Kid Gloves;
Ora Lady's Fan.spangled, feathered edge;
OrsBlrdCage; , .
Or an Album for holding 100 pictures;
Or an Album (extra) for holding 50 pictures; '
ur a tancy letter Ce; .
Or a box Toilet Artlclw, Including soap, chalk, perfuwefy. eio.;
Or a Britannia Tea Pot;
Or a Kerosene Lamp; . j f
Or V, dozen Glass Goblets;
Ordoreu Glass Tumblers,
Or a large Glass Fruit Dish;
Or a Work Basket;
Or a Fine Embroidered Handkerchief;
Or Jj doten Linen Handkerchiefs;
Or a Woolen Table Cover;
Or ; dozen Table Napkins;
Or ; dozen Toweli";
Or an elegant Portinonia.
Any subscriber who Is In arrears fornyeari tubsi riptlon.anJ who will send his. or her own
subscription fee, and two new subscribers, accompanied by the cash maklng'-lS U)wa will
send:
A t ol Rogers Table "orks, triple plated, on wUite metal, warranled;
Or a set of Rogers' Table Hpoons, triple plated, o white metal, warranled;
Or a set of Rogers Teaspoons, triple plated, onwhite metal, warranted;
Or tS dozen Rogers' Russell's Table Knives, Uit quality, warranted;
Or a handsome Bird Cage.
Any person In arrears for subscription to Tun New NoktHweht. who will send 1.1s or her
subscription fee and threw new subscribers, w-companled by the cash, making SU 00, we will
send :
A handsome Marsallles Qnllt;
Or a handsome Woolen Quilt, red and whlti;, or blue aud white;
Or a pair or Table Cloths;
Or two pairs of Nottingham Laoa Curtains;
Or three pairs Alexandre's Kid Glows, aty '"lor cr slur
Ora JapanrselulalJ Work Box;
Or IS yards best y J. wide Sheeting.
For seven subscribers at M 00 each amounting lol.'t 00, w will tend :
An extra Castor, triple plated, on w'ajte tattaj, va)ued at t' 00;
Or a Lady's Writing Jsk,orequal vmlue;
Or a Cabinet, Japanese Inlaid;
Or an Extra Japanese Inlaid WorkuBox. . ..."
Thtsa articles are all valuable, and are warranted to be Just as we represent theui- Per
sons living In this city orwho eaa visit us ran rectve these articles from our owribands at an
hour's notice; or irnot conviile-tIotUltui;TrcwllLfcndthe articles by exprvs to any ad
dress. No t.rder or thle kind wtll reeerv attention uoIcsh th cash accompanies It.
Keud money In Postoffite. orden Mt the custom arv rates of currency, or send draft If rre-
f erred.
Ail orders promptly attended to.
We slueerely hope, that this, unparalleled cVTer. which U a new fealure In the newspaper
business In Oregon, will meet with' Wrtyrej doum from tiTe many rrlendfi or our pape
who up to this Ursa have seested to, fill ta'reattie ttist Tier Ntw jjonruwisr tannotberua
without money. Xow Is zna llnt'fir tv" ..i.,k- sito before some othsr'person gets
Vht'iUrtofyou. Siawhaiyacaatf'ofoTyourjel'.the Public aud THi-NswNoiuwaT. 1
THE OREGON CENTRAL RAILRDAD CO.
VN AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE 8, 1S3,
J and unUl further notice, will run t rergni
anu sasscngcr j rains irom
TORTLAND TO ST. JOSEPH.
Connecting at Cornelius with Stages for Forest
Grove; at St. Joseph for all points South and
West Irayatte. MeMlnvllte, Amity. Mon
mouth, Independence, Buena Vista and t,or
vallls. KEAVE JiB1V'J, ,, .
Portland' 7dO a. at. I fit. Josepb-.-ll-Ji A. v.
8t- Joseph115 A. jr. I Portland 1 r. M.
B-Passengers received at Fourth street sid
ing on giving signal to the train.
Freight received at the Iortland iouse
and Dock Co.' Wbarf.and will nnot 1 be recelveu
lor shipment aHer5 r. M. H. T1?-Vr
J.aASTON. . ('enlbu.P
Freight and Passenger Agent. . m
NOTICE.
0UEC0X SIEA1ISUIP CO.'S STE1JIB0ATS.
IVotlcc.
IROM AND-AFTER THURS
; day, May 1st, the steamer
E. N. COOEE
Will leave Oregon City as follows: On Monday,
Tuesday. Thursday and Friday al sao A- ai.,
and on Wednesday nnd Saturday at 10 A. M.,
connecting with steamer DAYTON through to
Portland. Returning, will Leave
Fortlaud for Oregon City at 4 P. 31.
PAssencers for LAFAYETTE and all Interme
diate places will take the CARS at 11:15 A. M.,
connecting at Canemah with steamer Davton.
on Tuesday and Friday or each week.
Tnmugn ricscu soiu at inc omce 01 tne u. a
C. R. It. Co. at Reduced Rate&
All frelcht bv this line delivered to consign
ees Free of Drayase.
reignt recei eu until a r. ii.
3-5tf J. B. BILES, Agent.
AGENTS AVANTED
,yor. Tnt
HISTORY OF THE
OREGON & CALIFORNIA R. R. CRANCE MOVEMENT!
A DAILY SPECIAL EXPRESS TRAIN
iV will commence running on Sunday, June
s. W73. between Salem and Portland, stopping
at Mllwaukle, Oregon City, Aurora and Ger
vals.' Time as follows:
LEAyB ABMVE
Salem t.:n A. x. I rortIaud...10KB a. sr.
Portland..-. 3-M P. v. Salem 75 r. M.
3 60 J. BRANDT.Jr., Ocn'l Supt.
..OR TUE-
OREGON STEAM NAVIIATION CO.'S
FASSEXGEH SCHEDULE.
TJOATS OF THE COMPANY WILL LE-.VE
jj iDrusua as lonuws .
Dolly (Sundays excepted) at 5 o'clock .1. M.
I'ur Astoria:
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at C a. m.
Tor Halama and Olyinpla:
Dally (Sundays excepted at tf A. K.
....... --Inoriirlljl""'!
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 6 A. .
For Taooma and Seattle!
Monday, Wednesday and Thumday . A. X.
For Tletorla;
WD'dn.SD.4vVeerTTe..de..
W. 8. CARDWELL,
Fhraletas. and Bnreeon.
rt -ond floor, S. W. corner
OtBee-Ilooni No-e.seeonu;
Third and Morrison.--
trance en iniru --- d.
In oflice t'an hJUrS;iJ
ont on profasslonal toslsst-
,nairs
JUU
Farmers' War- Apainst Monopolies.
BEING a full and authentic account or the
struggles of the American Farmers against
tho extortions of the railroad companies, wltn
a history or tho rise and progress ot Order
or Patrons of Hubandryi .""f.n
pecu. It sells at sight, senuv tor nteiTarn
pages and terms to Agents, and see why It sells
faster than any otherW.. ca
S2 721 M'arket street, San Franolsco.
LAPP t& TILTON,
33 3NT DE3 3Ei S ,
FOHTIO.XD-
O It EG OS
13MtntlIlioU, 1850.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED AND ACCOUNTS
kept subject to check on draft.
INTEREST allowed on TIME DEPOSITS or
TRUST FUNDS, In sumsor ONE DOLLAR
AND UrWAHUM iromuaiooiueposiu
MONEY WJ.t.u on approveu secuniy.
Tinnds. Ktocks nnd other valuables received
on deposit for safe keeping.
Collections made and proceeds promptly re
niltted.
investments In Heal Estate and other nroD
erty made for parties.
.SlghtandTelegrahlc Exchaxxe on San Fran
alseo and the Atlantic 8tates for sale-
Government Securities bought and sola.
Anntfar the transaction of all kinds of Fi
nancial and Trust Business. al