The new Northwest., February 06, 1874, Image 4

FRIDAY..
.FEBRUARY C, 1874.
TEaBS 100.
i. Hl'SDBED
SrXU BEFOBE TIIE ifcrrE.V.VIAI. TOAST .M
TEA rAKTT." JAK. SOTO. 1S7L
Here, on the slope of the surging Pacific.
A centurj ' remove from those scenes of the
past.
We're assembled to celebrate valor of heroes,
Whose name will survlTe while republics
hall last
A century ago! Ah! then rock-ribbed New
England,
Inspired by Ercedom, awoke In her thrall,
And watching the swoop or the glorious eagle,
Who scorned as a captive mong tyrants to
crawl.
Aroused her In name of the Ood of tho freeman
To shake off the shackles that as serf she had
worn,
And become her own ruler, law-giver and
statesman.
Thus proving that peopleare sovereigns born.
Away, o'er the billowy, storm-tossed AtlanUe,
in an isle of the sea, sir, Great Britain, the
strong,
Purse-proud and pedantic, sat, claiming
birth-right
In America's sons, who had bowed to her
long.
Oh! that was before the grand era of steam.
ships,
When the great Iron horse, with his nostrils
aflame,
In the womb of the earth lay asleep In his
crudeness.
'Ere Franklin the lightning had taught to be
tame.
Then thcNew England matron made garments
ol homespun;
The New England maiden spun flax, wool
and row;
The New England officer rolled In a carriage,
And the New England fanner raised corn
with the hoe;
Their wee world was bounded by savages mer
ciless. On North, 'n and South, while the wide,
surging ea,
'Twin them and Rrlttaola kept up s fond
chorus.
And ended each stanza with, "Freemen, be
free!"
This plain, simple people, inured to the hard
ships Or pioneer life, broke the sinewy thong
That had kept them in bondage to uujust taxa
tion, ' A great, grevlouc burden, endured by them
long.
Then Brlltanlaceneluded to havea"lea party;"
And sho called on Columbia to foot up the
bill;
But the lady refused ; "Brother JonatUsu"
grumbled,
And England eried out: -Paylhetas; 'tis my
will !"
"Deon't see It," salth 'Jonathan; "No, no,"
quoth Columbia;
"You give us no voice In the making of law?;
Voa tax and oppress tin, abuse anil dl.trrs us;
Get your lax front the fishes the tens iu
their maws!"
'Tls needless lo Ml you, kind friends, of what
followed;
The history Is written In bloodshed and woe.
Fair freedom Is ever by tyrants resisted,
And those who would win her must fear not
her foe.
And a here on the. slope or the surging Pacific
We stng the Atlantic's refrain to the free.
Let memory revert to the tombs or our sires,
Wha bequeathtd to us freedom from brond
sea to sea. A.J.O.
LIST
Taming the Bean.
TIIE YOCNO ftOVEKXE.S.1.
"I supiiose it is a very fiueold placo?" !
she went on.
"Very for those who fancy fine old
places.' To my taste, they are opt to b
overrun with raU, full of draughts, and
picturesquely inconvenient."
"And haunted, perhaps !" mischiev
ously put In Lettice, the roguish sparkles
corning back to her eyes.
-co tar as l Know, Jiisterharu Hall is
free from auy supernatural occupants."
"I atn sorrv for that." unlfl Ttiv.
He arched his eyebrows.
"You would like to aim ro vnnr mom
with a ghost or two ?"
"o; but I do like a little romance
about the place something to set it a
nine auove ana oevonu me level oi ine
common-place."
He did not answer; and talkati vn Letty
once more set the conversational ball
rolling.
"The Easterhams are very rich, I sup1
pose ?"
"Yes."
"I never heard of iheru until last
week," aald she, musingly. "And now
how strancrely llilntrs are ordered In this
world! I am going to cast my lot among
them."
"How does that happen?" said the
gentleman. He could not very well say
less, iu ordinary politeness; and yet
Letty felt triumphantly that she had
"drawn him out."
"They wrote to Madame Moligny, my
old teacher, to select a governess quali
fied to teach two little boys; and
Madame knew that I wished forasltua
tion, and so here I am. I wonder how
they will like me?"
"I hope you will like them," said the
gentleman, suiting a yawn.
"That isn't the question," said Letty,
imperatively. ".Mr. .Kastcniaru U
dreadful bear."
"You are acquainted with him ?"
"Oh, no: only what I have heard,"
auswereu ueiiy.
"And whut may that be ?"
"iou are a neighbor," said Letty,
uouDiiuuy. "I'erhaps I liavo said too
mucn already."
He Iauched with more animation (linn
she had yet seen in his manner.
"Depend upon it, I shall not betray
you to Mr. Easterham. So he Is a bear?
Well, I have thought so myself, some
times."
"But he won't bite me if T am a srood
girl, and do mv dutv to the little ones:
and they tell me they are very nice little
ooys," persisted lattice.
"Tliev are verv like their father. T lio.
Iieve."
"Oh," said Lettice, smiling, "f can
tame young bears; It is only the full
grown specimen, with sharp teetli and
lone claws. In.ni nfrflld of. ( )niv t'lfnlr
anda demure, apprehensive expression
came over ICetty's round, blooming
countenance, "no goes an n round tlie
house, all day long, aud never says a
word to any one."
"He must be a savage, indeed," ob
served the gentleman.
"And Miss Electa Easterham, the old
maiden aunt, who keeps house for him,
has quarrelled successfully with every
governess they have had," went on
Letty, patting her little foot on the
rustling straw on the stage floor; "I
woVt let her. I'm too good-natured,
and too accustomed lo humoring people,
especially old ones. Madame Moligny
wrote me word that she disliked young
and pretty eovernesie itarticulnrlv.
row I'm not young not very young, pcreet,
you see." "Roseburg,
"X6?" scottiurg,
"I was twentv last wwk. snfil 7!I..1,,.?"m.
solemnly, "and I am only tolerably de- 'Wilbur,
cent looking. Now, if madame had se-: onca,,a
lected Olive Day tore, who used lo be In ' grant.
the same class with me she wa a reg- ! Can3on city,
ular beauty, with groat shady eyes,, and Cninp Watson,
a complexion all pearls and roses there ' i&vviVi?01'
would-have been danger then." I prairie City.
The fctrangcr began to look interested.
"Tell me more about your school," j Jackson.
said he. "I have a sister whom 1 think yWjJfS't-,,,.
or placing In some desirable Institution, ' itrownlborougu.
miu iMjuiuu iinc iu juuge wnetuer
Madame Moligny' would beagood home
SECOND-HAND GOODS.
DEALER IS
JUNK AND SECOND-HAND GOODS,
Next to Rlchardson'J Auction Store.
r rWi POUNDS OF RAGS WANTED;
J.UUU also, Bottles, Pcrap Iron, etc, for
which the highest price will be paid. . 3 3
OF POST-OFFICES.
OBEGOX.
BAKER CO.
Auburn,
Augusta,
rtaker City,
Clarluville.
Express Ilancb,
Eldorado,
Gem,
Humboldt Basin,
Jordan Valley.
Itye Valley,
VlngvllIe.
BENTON.
Alsea Valley,
Corvallls,
King's Valley,
Liberty.
Utile Elk,
Newport,
Newton,
Philomath,
Starr's Point,
Summit,
Toledo,
Yaqulno,
CLACKAMAS.
Barlow,
Heaver,
Butte Creek, -
Canby,
Clackamas,
Clear Creek,
Cuttlngsville,
Damascus,
Eagle Creek,
Glad Tidings,
Highland,
Mololla,
Mllwaukl?.
Needy,
Norton,
Oregon City,
Oswego,
Sandy.
CU1TSOP.
Astoria,
Kthmus,
Nehalem,
sklpanon, a
Summer House,
West 1,10 rt.
coos.
Coqullle,
Coos Itlver,
Empire City.
Enchanted Pralile,
Falrvlew.
Ilcrmansvlllt,,
Marshlleld.
North ltcnd,
Itandolph,
Sllkin,
Sitkum.
COLUMBIA.
Columbia City,
Clatskanle,
ltanler.
Marshland,
St. Helens,
Suavlc's Island,
Scoppoose.
cxr.or.
Clictcoc,
Fllensburg,
Port Orlord.
DOUGLAS.
No'rth Canyonvllle,
Camas Valley,
Drain,
Elkton,
Galesvllle,
Gardner,
Kellogg.,
Ixikluglass,
Myrtle Creek
uaaianu.
Contral Point,
r.agie I'oict,
Grant's Pasi,
nui springs.
A belter day. Not n pleasant day lo
travel on by any means; but then Let
tice Malnwaring was one of the sort that
makes the best of everthlng. j Letty's pyM brightened, her cheeks ! -JackJonvfii'
i n a,J . JurHe-v .over tne Hills, .reddened, and her tongue was loosened H1?,'
miss," said the wire of the landlord of at once. '. Hl ft'aiia.
the little one-story tayern that was i Her traveling companion was social i Phanix. '
perched on the crest ot the highway; . and chatty, and the time passed swiftly V?'.nt
"the snow is powerful deep." away. . TMoitoit3 '
-j. ininK a winter landscape Is thi
prettiest thing in the world," said Let
think a winter landscape is the! "You are going?" sho cried, as at a willow sprfnyi,
est tillnff in the world." said r jf-! Innelv rrlpn Inn. ntroMlinrtn.ir.wl Yalnax.
- !l" . - - . - i -"VI --."". V. .Iltli,
wue, cueeniy, as sue wounu ner rur silver-stemmed birches, a light chaise.
round and round her neck.
"And old Stokes' stage Is awful un-
cuiujuriauie,- nuueu ine ianuiad'
drawn by two milk-white horses, was
waiting.
"I have reached my journey's end,"
he said, nnnrfpntmlv tminliltirr l.lu f,.,-
cret thfrp till ilnrlr
lirM. ll. I. .1 , " . -J- . ..... iuiciiuui iu nvc i Ull HI lUO
"UU, tnst Is sooner than r prtvwivrU i nui nf tUa miia !.. i i
j 11(1 littlv rllmKiul .in 1 t . l . . a t . . . . r .
T Ti i , 4 I 1,0 slase or c nerc. i wish you every sue'
"i like stage riding," assented Lelly.
iuu ii uui kul mere iin nar
JosErniNi-.
Klrty.
lyl.-in.l,
SInu Crt-ck,
Waldo.
L.VNE.
Butte Dls.ipioIn!mi
Cutagi- (inn e.
?!z.t ... J .if i0?1 "fak.'nK and groan- J cess and happiness iu your now task of 'A
i bear-tamiiif rrtirHi.i.t.
chaise rolleil away, Letty felt
Ing at the door, having Just rumbled up 1 bear-taming,
from the next village, a mile orso down As the cha
me mil. , hrsoir iiinoiit
nn5il0inranyr VTse,r caM ' "I afnii.l Vve been talking too
?PcE?u.C "?r7a lnH',dk nan. with much," thought Letly; "but what is a
flrL to do, ii.nl upVll day long In a
ri"'t- ' r."" 1 "ve. -secoacn witli a conversable gc
,.i , , , in?, ncaviij irirameu man ."
wjiii sauie iur. Ami Mio
rartwrlchts.
'Kugene Cltv,
Franklin,
Junclloit,
Long Tom,
Muhawk,
Pleasant Hill,
Rattlesnake,
ulslaw
Sprlngfleld,
Mlllamcllc KotVs.
Lis
Albany,
Brownsville.
Crawfordsvllle,
Diamond Hill,
Harrlsburg,
Halsey,
Lebanon,
Miller,
Peoria,
Pine,
Sclo,
Shedd',
Soda Springs,
. sodavllie.
XAKtOX.
Aurora,
AumsrlUe,
lluttavtlle.
Brooks,
Kalrfleld,
Gervnls,
Hubbard's,
Jetrerson,
Marlon,
Monitor,
Newellsvllle
'Ka.em,
Sllverton,
SU Louis,
Stayton,
Sublimity,
Turner,
Vernou,
Waconda,
Wood burn.
JICLTNOVAU.
Kast l"ortlaud,
Portland,
Powell's Valley,
Wllamette Slough.
POLE.
Bethel,
Bridgeport,.
Uucna Vista,
Dallas,
Horn.
Grand RouJ,
Independeucf,
Idncoln,
Lucklamute,
Iwlsvllle,
Monmouth,
1'errydale,
Blcrcall,
Zona.
TILLAMOOK.
Garibaldi,
Kllchls,
Netarts,
Nestockton
Tillamook,
Trask.
rVATII.LA.
Cecllr,
Caynss,
Marshall,
Meadowvllle,
Milton.
Mltchbll's SttUon,
lHot Uock,
Pendleton.
Umatilla,
Weston.
TJS'lOJI.
Cove,
Indian Valley,
Island City,
La Grande,
North Powder.
Oro Dell,
HummemlllF.
Union,
Wallowa.
v.vsco.
Antelope,
Urldgo Creek,
Heppner,
Hood IUvr.
Mitchell,
ML Hood,
ITIncerllle,
l'rltchanl's.
Itock Creek,
Scott's.
Hhellrock,
Spanish Hollow.
The Dalles,
Warm Springe.
Wasco,
Wllloughby.
WASuiMaro.M.
Bcaverton,
Centrevllle-.
Cornelius,
Forest UroTj.
Glcncoe,
f'recnvlile,
Hlllsboro,
Mlddletou,
Sholl's Krry.
Taylor's Ptrry.
Tualatin, "
Wapato.
YAUIIILL.
Amitj-,
Uellorue,
Dayton,
it.Ijifayetle,
McMIunvlile.
Mountiln Hock,
North YamUltl,
.-therldau.
Went ChehallBi,
Wheatland,
Newbt-rg.
W.tSIIINGTOX TKRHIJftHST.
gentle-
He nodded brleflv. In rlnrn tn t.m. I " ' " J. -'ss .Mainwanng'3
, 1 1 "naiillllie ICUIOUS.
n.rfi.Mr ",.,., t.ih...en ey arrived at
...w aaHw I A X I SS.Iii: in
wiin a polar dear. Had a ixilar bear
chanced to be her traveling companion
Lettice arranged her rugs and her
basket and tier bonnet strings, and won
dered secretly how fur the tall man
was going.
"Can I be of any assistance to you ?"
"Thanks no," said Letty, coming up
again with very red cheeks, aud curls a
little dehcveled. "Are you going all
wiu nuy lurougtl .'"
"As tar as the stage goes yes."
j O," said Mij Mainwaring; "
'so am
The gentleman nodded interroga
tivelv. and went i.nf.v- n i.:.
"Cross thins!" thonelit Lcttv. invoU
tarlly, P9"liMghercherrvlins. "Whv
un
can't lie talk and niuk. hi
ble? And he knows very well that we
are to be shut up here together for eight
long hours."
But the wild landscape, as It flitted by,
white, gleaming with snow, and darkly
fringed with waving boughs, was, after
all, nearly as good a study as the "hu
man face divine."
Letty soon forgot her temporary an
noyanco and chagrin in the white
skeleton-like walls of a deserted old paper-mill,
long since disused and fallen
to rum
Hall, n snniri ...ill.
warlet moreen curtain?, and the coml
shine of a great wood fire In a stone
paved hall, as seen through the half
open door, most delightful and wel
come. Miss Klecl. a tall, prim old lady, in
snowy cap, ribbons and a brown atin
dress, stood ready to welcome her.
Aal just behind her ltty saw a tall
gentleman, with two little bo&s clinging
about him.
"This is my nephew Philip:" the old
lady said.
And Letty felt as if the blood In her
veins was turning to tire aa she recog
nized her traveling companion of the
day.
w!'15?,1. look very much ,ike ar,
Miss Mainwaring?" he asked, laughlnir.
omv muvru ticiuuiiu ;mu tongue-tied
before him.
".No; don't color. I promise you to
uijscii iu uecouie very tameable.
And you must not cry, either," as the
tears came Into Lctty's eyes. "There is
uumiug jor you to cry for."
"Why didn't you tell me
were ?" she asked. nitPni.aH.
Letty resolved within h
Wnillrl AHra V.Qfa.ltnni ,1 . .
But she didn't keep the resolulio
who
you
t ,v..,.. ir ii ... i .. . . . ..... ' . . ri- rr .",c 'pmuuon
. ,t 43 imuuicu. Bniu sue we veur a I'liu aiie nail liMtlior mnr.
S?4, . , relledtvItbMlrtElectanorMr
ostrangerstniled.andlalddownhislham, aud the liUIe boys thought Miss
I c .ir.i . .
"Do VOU !ll Ifll'il In oiiaU fl.la.w. Off t.
aslrot auui luiuga . no
Lettice Mainwaring laughel and col-
"Of COUI-SO im)
much acV,ualntt
wuuiry
And yet Are you
in this part of the
er-
"I have lived
. "Oh! then twVhJ000. L,lea'-"
ham Hall ? 1 ,uu "now iSast
HU face brlghUneil.
Oh, yes. You are imin .1
"les. 1 11m f
So did theirTather.
"Letty," said he, "tho year for which
I engaged you is over."
"Yes," she responded softly.
"Will you stay another year? Will
you stay with me always, Letty?"
And so, within the shine of a wedding
ring, Letty found herself a prisoner for
ever at Kasterham Hall.
.t. t.1f.1-i r. i governomi in
lime tuuuren," said Jjettv , 1 1 "aa recently created among tlie
8ieioentigntenldmastobPrtr,,2 Ppw residing arouud the canal basin
litlon, In order that li.t,.V, i"" to-; in Petersbiinr. V. hv tlt itc--frt- r
prehend that she was no eleMnV?.!?- ? bun.dIo floating in the water, which.
ady coming to the Hall to rnake a vlair8 i IvJ? lte.aPPeance and other suspicious
but a humble little working le. 4bV n,nmsta5.c' was susposed to Indicate
wu comnnllpil tn toll st.Hr.?.f.. , Y110 murder. Ftilltr i.n-...-, ... n.. .1 .1 .
dally bread,. . . . , uy of a murdered InfaSt wis enclosed
iue ounillo f 10 -t.. 1
and onin HoroneraDU Proceeded to land
tound to contain sir deceastil pup-
iV Sold Comsicnity. Great excite
ment was recently created among Hie
T .1 1 1 . .
CI.ALLAU: CO.
New Duntrlnesi,
lort Angelos. .
CLARKE.
B.UU Ground,
Brush Prairie,
Lewis Itlver.
Martin's Willi,
Pekln,
l'lonerr.
Union lUdge,
Vancouver."
CHKIIALH.
CoilarvIllP.
ChehalN IVuul,
Klina,
llooM!ni,
tnr.ie-ano,
SnUop,
Sharon.
eowLtrz,
Castle Book.
Carrollton,
Kreeport,
Kahuna.
IxiwerCowllt.
MonUpelio.
Mt. Co.'Su
Oak l)lio.
LSLAD.
foup.vIlle,'
t'oveland,
UHalady.
jrrFERVJ.v.
Port Discovery,
Port I .lid low,
IVirlTownsend.
Black Itlver,
Kail City,
Seattle,
Slaughtir,
Snoqualmle,
Snuak,
While River.
KITSAP.
Blakelelv,
IVirt Madlon,
l"ort William,
l"ort Orchard.
Sealieck.
Tckalr.
JCIJCKITAT.
Blook House.
Columbus,
Goldcndjlc,
Klickitat Clly.
Lrwts.
Bolifort. .
Cowlitz.
Claquato,
uieuuem,
Grand Prairie,
Pumphrey's Landing,
Skookumchuck.
r.tctrtc.
Brueeport,
Chinook,
Knapptou,
Oyst?rvlll.
ltlvcdde,
L'nlty.
Woulwanl'a Landing.
riKIiCK.
I-.1IN.
iVanklln,
Stellacoiini,
Tuitims.
SXOUOMLtU.
I1W11,
Mukllloe,
SltoliouiUli,
l-u.lallp.
sicxitxaix.
Cascades,
White Salmon.
STKVXMS.
Crab Creek,
t.'lia-we-lah,
1-ortColvlllc,
llneGrovt,
ltock Crk,
Itosalle,
Spokane Bridge..
Spokane Kails,
Union Klat,
Walker's Prairie
TiicaON.
Beaver,
Coal Bank,
Grand Mound,
Mlama Prairie,
Olympla,
Tumwater,
Velm.
WAHKIAKinA.
Cathlainei;
Kagie. cinr;
Shamokaway.
WALL l WALM
Patll,
Patoha.
i-unoou,
Touchet,
VValtsbtirjr.
Walla Willa,,
WIlula.
WHATCOl..
Fldalco,
Gueinas,
I .a Conner,1
I5pet, -, .
Orcas Island,
Samlsh,
Semlahmos,
Skagit.
Whatcom.
wmniAN
Ewartsville,
I -louse.
"Indeed 1" lie said.
And Letty was vexed at herself for
noticing the polite indifference into
which bis tone subsided.
TAKIMA.
Attanum,
Kllensburg,
Kort SImcoe,
Konnewook,
KlUltas,
Mock Sec,
Naoum, . c
Pleaaut Orove
Yakima.
-Money Ordsr Offices.
MAIOV.
Arcada,
Oakland,
bkokomlsh,
Sherwood's Mills.
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nuuiiL.iv. ami.NU MACHINE, with lllack Walnut tabl. bnmsrd and nicely UnUhed.
Price, i.
For tbrty sub:ribers, at i 00 each, accompanied l theeah.tae will nivo u HOME SHUT
TLE 8EWIKG MACHINE, Bulshed Iu extra style, ith Uluck Walnut table and cover.
Price. 500.
The above Sowing Machines, which are warranted Urst-class In every particular, can b
seen at tho ffloe ot Oeo. W.Traver, corner Third and Morrison streets, Portland.
.xM-ii' at W W eacb' npanled by "the cash, we will give a MASON 4
1IAML.IN POirTABLE ORQAN, ronr octave, single reed, with black walnut case, automatic
bellows awell. two blow pedals, Improved center pressuro reed valves, etc. Price, S00.
i.ifl6 Wr,b.MM CO each, accompanied by the cash, a double reed MASON
HAMLIN OHO AN ; resembles the first except that It has also a knee stop. Price, J75.
l?Irf5n "avf aubcrtt, at Jt0 each, accompanied by tlie cah and twenty-flve
Se fTd.uuinL0nl.rVW, " lAH IIAMU ORGAN. of Flv Oeuves.Ono Stop.
vr n ImPro"d Be"own. Tremulant and Knee Swell. Price, J1C0.
" w t'nty dollars addlllonal. we will give a
"A"r'ItN,01'a,AK' "vc Oeuvw. Five Stops Two Ret. of lllbrators Throughout,
SSJ "1UnS ValVMl ""Pved Bellow.. Tremulant and
Knee-Swells. VIOLA. DIAPASON, FLUTE, THEMCLANT. Price. I2&.
Ibosuwhodelrc toworkfor theie premiums can send tl. names and money ivfa.tasre-
Hi. Jir '-e Piaccu to their credit. Vnd if enough names are not received
-7n V .ff.. ",c Imn i.esirea they can ehoo,e a lesser premium, or they
will be entitled to receive twenty-nve perecnU In ca,h of the amount remitted for th.lr labor.
f
OUR NEW PREMIUM LIST.
r. irH. ' 1 are decided that It shall
T.i enable our friends who may deride to ranva for our .,n, t .,.., ....... ......
and us by increasing our Sub rlptIon Ij.ts.we p.opov. to give Ihe following additional Tre-
i .7 , . '"""'""' --OKTuwEST.who will send us his orherown
iuimii.uuu kit, uu uun ow juuKriofr, accompanied by the cash U lfl-we will give
A pair Ihtrian Marble Vases; ''
Or a Bohemian Glass Vase;
Or Bohemian Glau Card Hecclver; ' ,
Or ;dozu Ivory Napkin Kings; -
Or H dozen Plated Tea Spoons; ,
Or 1 pair Alexandre's Kid Gloves;
Or a- Lady's Fun.spaugUd, leathered edge;
Ora Bird Cage; w e-.it -
Or an Album for holding IU) pictures; . f
Or an Album (extra) for holding W pictures; " i
Or a Fancy Letter Case;
Or a box Toilet Articles, Including soap, chalk,, perluniery etc-i
Ora Britannia Tea Pot; ' O
Ora Kerosene Lamp; r - '
Or Vi dozen Glass Goblets; , v
Or idosen Glass Tumblers,
Or a Urge Glass Fruit lllsh;
Or a. Work Bosket;
Or a Fine Embroidered Handkerchief;
Or dozen Linen Handkerchiefs
Or a Woolen Table Cover;
Or K dozen Table Napkins; i .
Or S dozen Towels;
Or au elegant Portiuoma.
Any subscriber who Is In arrears tor a year's subscription, and who will send his or bsr own
subscription fee, and two new subscribers, accompanied !y the cash making H tO wolwlll
sand:
A st ol Rogers' Table Forks, triple pUtsl, on white metal, warranted;
Or a set of lUfu-'TaMe Spoon j, triple plated, ou while m'etal, warranted;
Orasetof Itners'TcaSpoous, triple plated, u white metal, warrautVil;
OrSdonn Rogers' A Russell's Table Knives, best quality, warranted;
Or a handsome Bird Cage.
Any persou In arrears fur subscription to Tit New NoRrawLaf, who wilt send his or her
subx-rtptlou fee and three new subscriber, m-compsiuled by Ihe cash, making (12 00, we will
send:
A handsome Marseilles Quilt;
Orahandsome Woolen Quilt, red and white, or blue-and white;
Or a pair of Table Cloths;
Or two pairs ofNottingham Lace Curtains;
Or three pairs Alexandre's Kid Gloves, any color or size;
Or a Japaness Inlaid Work Box; ", JT .4.-- i
Or II yards btt yd. wide Sliettlng. '
For seven subscribers at WW each, amonn ting to J21 CO, we will send :
An extra Castor, triple piste J, on white rueta!, valued at it) 00 :
Or a Ladys WrlUng Desk, of equal value;
Or a Cabinet, Japanese Inlaid;
Or an Extra Japanese Inlaid Work Box.
These articles are all valuable, and are wananted to be just as we represent them. Per-
. . .v.j . -1... u '"HU can receive these articles rrom our own hands at an
hour's noUce; or If not courenlent to visit us, we will send the Articles "by express W any ad
No order or this klud will recelvi attention unless the cash accompanies It.
Send aiouey In Postomce orders at the customary rtV. of currency, or send draft If pre
ferred. All orders promptly attended to.
We sincerely hope that this unparallslel offer, which U a new feature In ihe newspaper
business In Oregon, will meet with a.- hearty response rrom tUe many friend of our papea,
whouptoUilittm.hav. se.m.d to ail7to realize thatTn Sw NoimtwErr na
without money. Now Is the tlma lo make up clubs. Begin before some ot?" person gsu
Ihestartofyou. Set whatyou.candotaryouruU,th Public and TJs oTirwwx.
To San Francisco and the East,
RAILROAD AND 0. C. STAGE LINE!
MISCELLANEOr'
"A eomploto Pictorial History of th
Tlme."-"The best, cheapest, and most
successful Family Paper in tho 17111011.
Harper's Weekly.
SPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED.
NOTICES OP THE PRESS.
Hie "Wceklv" Is the ablest and most power
ful Illustrated periodical published In this
country, tis euitonais are y -r,tr
vlnclng, and carrj- much weight. Its i"nstra-
iiuun oi curreni evenu un- .. " " wI.vTI
are prepared by our best designers. With a
circulation of rofiOa, the paper U read by at
least half a million persons, and Its influence)
as an organ or opinion Is simply tremendous.
The "Weekly" maintains a positive position,
and expresses decided views ou political and
social problems. Louisville Courier-Journal.
Only S-TS MUch Statritr
rpOURLSTS should- bear tn mind that this"
1UT. tU.VUlf U 111.3 lttlUtU VI IUC
ftallfln 1 a . T. II.. ..I ...... .. . ..
. .kiuk vj w.. . uc Mini v"lu' 'vluc svciruc.j.
alone doubly pays tho Tourist for pa-lng over
this line.
TIME TABLE
GRE.VT OVERLAND MAIL KOUTE:
St- ic 5 ! Si 5g
-5 & 5SS h 2 3,5
f I i 1 ?Z
Sun.... Sun Mon Tues Wed- Wed ...
Von Mou Tue Wed Thurs Thurs.
Tues . Tues Wed Thurs FrI Fri ... ..
Wed Wed Thurs FrI Sat Sat.
Thurs- Thurs Fri-. Sat. Sun ... Sun
Frl Kri Rat Sun Mon Mon
Sat.. Sat .Sun Mon- Tues- Tnes-.
TICKETS FOR SALE
AT TUB
OFFICE or THE . A V. It. It. CO.,
SCO Corner F aud Front Streets. .
OREGON & CALIFORNIA RAILROAD CO.
NO. 21. I TIME SCHEDULE. I NO. 31.
M'HSCnilTIOX.S.-1873.
TcrwM :
- . . .Jl 00.
rpo TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY, DEC." 7th,
X 1373, at b. t. 3. for the government and In
formation of employes only: tho Company re
serve the right to vary therefrom as circum
stances may require.
Dally Trains will run between
TORTLAND AND ROSEBUP.G
as follows:
leavk. aheive.
Portland 73 A. V. I Roseburg 7:10 r. it.
ltoitburg 5:15 A. if. 1 Portland 4:15 r. u.
avar Freight Trains (with Passenger Cars at
tached) will run between
POP.TLAND AND JUNCTION
Dally (Except Sunday),
as toi.lows:
leave. arrive.
Portland tl:0u A. v. I Junction 6:00 r. v.
Junction. . 6:00 a. v. Portland 5:13 r. jr.
Harper's Weekly, one year
. . . . . , . . . I uvr.M.ia
An t.xira i-opy oi euurr mr- j.aj,......
"Weekly," or "Bazar" will be supplied gratis
for every Club of Five Subscribers at $1 00 each
at one remittance; or, Wx Copies for $'J0 W
without extra copy.
Subscriptions to "Harper's Magazine,"
"Weekly" and "Bazar," to one addrecs tor one
year, SI0 00; or, two of Hurpert Periodicals to
one auuresn ior one year, j, iaj.
Back Numbbrs can be supplied at anytime.
Thn Annual Volumes ol "HarnerU Weekly."
In neat cloth binding, will lie sent by express,
free of expense, for j7 () each. A Complete
Svt, comprising- Sixteen Volumes, sent on re
ceipt ofcah at the rutf of 53 25 per vol., freight
at expense oi purcua.ier.
The poitage on "HarperB Weekly" Is twenty
cents a year, which must be paid at the Sub
scrlber. post-ofllce.
Address HARPER BROTHERS,
ul New York.
nit. u. w. imowvH
U. S.- OREGON CHinUM BITTERS.
rpilIS BITTERS Is the active principle or the
L Oregon chittum tree. It possesses Altera
tive, Tonic, Purgative and Diuretic properties.
It is the greatest appetizer and blood-purltler
known In tire history ot n.edlclae. It Is a sure
remedy for all Bilious Diseases originating
from Inactivity or the liver and bowels. It is a.
certain euro tor Intermittent and Bilious Fe
vers. It cures Dyspepsia and alfnervous com
plaints, besides being a nice beverage; Instead
orits weakening and debilitating the system It
strengthens and gives an appetite. When a
powerful tonic is required, there is nothing bet
ter than tlie Oregon Chittum Bitters. All
cIhssks of pcrtnns, whether male or female,
may use the Bitters with a certainty that It
will prevent them from contracting those dis
eases which are so prevalent In this climate.
The Bitters can be found at the
CITY XKXJO STORE,
ox
YhiiiIiIII fit , between First aud Second,
Portland, Oregon.
DR. G. W. BROWN, Sole Proprietor.
CIIA.H. LANG LEY Jt CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco,
General Agents for the U.S.Oregon Chittum
Bitters. 3 10 tf
The Oregon and California Railroad Ferry
makes connection with all RcgularTratus.
Close connections are made at Rosebunrwlth
the Stages of the California aud Oregon Stage
Company.
o-Tickets for sale to all the principal points
In California and the East, ntConipany'h office.
Cer.F an Front Stsst Ferry Undlnj.Purtlsnd.
v- NOTICE. Tasscngers for Battevllle,
Champorg. Dayton ami ijiiaycue win lute me
boat for the above points at Canemah.
jssrStorag will be Charged on Freight re
maining in Warehouses over2t hours.
eae- Freightwlll not be received for shipment
after 5 o'clock r. u. .
J. BRANDT. Jr.,
E. P. ROGERS. Gen. Supt.
Oen. Freight and Passenger Agent.
2-istr
THE OREQON CENTRAL RAILROAD CO.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. JUNE 8.-1S7J.
and until further notice, will run Freight
and Passenger Trains rrom
PORTLAND TO ST. JOSKPH,
Connecting at Cornelius with Stages for Forest
Grove: at HU Joseph for all points South and
West Lafayette. McMlnville, Amity. Mon
mouth, lndetendenee, Buena Vista and Cor
vallia. EKAVK ARRIVE
Portland 7:30 A. St. I fit. Joseph-..-ll: A. M.
St. Joseph13S5 A. 31. PorUand VJSv. St.
t- Passengers received at Fourth street sid
ing on string signal to the train.
. Freight received at the Portland Warehouse
and Dock Co.'s Wharf.aud will not be received
for shipment after 5 f. M. H. TH IEL3EN ,
J. GASTON, Gen'ISup't.
Freight and PassengerAgeut. 1 So
NOTICE.
OREGON & CALIFORNIA R. R.
i T.Tr.v aurnr i t urimpoa m..
A ... .v. . . j x..vi lvr.T(V 1UAI.
... w-iu.ni; iMiiAiiiiR uu 3unua3,june
. hot. between Salem and Portland, stopping
. D viickuu fiijr, ."vururH ana uer-
thh. urns u follows:
T W 1 l". i .........
Salem. S:i7 a. if. I Portland 10:05 A. m.
Jo P. M. salein -.75 f. X.
! 50 J. BRANDT, Jr., Gen'I Sxt.
CLOVE MANUFACTORY.
riMIE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING SECURED
X the services or a French GLOVE MAKER,
Is now prepared to manufacture all styles pf
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S
KID, FUR, BUCK AND DOGSKIN GLOVES
Prf.vi Tilting and Latest Fashions Guaranteed.
Also, Gloves cleaned, dyed and repaired on
v.. r uuiiui..
short notice.
s-s
0HEG0.Y STEAMSHIP CO.'S STEAMBOATS.
Notice.
IROM AND AFTER THURS
. day, May 1st, the steamer
Z. N. COOEE
Will leave Oregon City as follows: On Mondav.
Tuesday. Thursday and Friday at 8:30 A. M.,
auu on eunesuay anu iiiruay ai iu .. n..
connecting with steamer DAYTON through to
Portland. Returning, wllLeave
I'ortlMli! for Oregon City at -1 1. M.
P.isseneers tor LAFAYETTE and all Interme
diate places will take the CARS at 8:15 A. M.,
connecting at Canemah with steamer Dayton,
on Tuesday and Friday of each week.
Tiirougu TicKeis soiu nr. ine omce ot tne u. a
C. It. It. Co. at Reduced Rates.
All froinliMiv this line delivered to conslin-
ees Free of Drayagc.
rreigm receiveu until a i'. M.
3-ltf J. B. IU LES. Agent.
ESTABLISHED 1859.
O'CONNOR Sl MALARKEY
HAVE KIMOVKDTO
88 front St., 8. E. corner of WnsUlngtou,
UnjERE. WITH INCREASED FACILI-
1 1 ilea, ww nij.uur,.J-
cusiomers, ana uuiaia r,7, tor
goods that are RELIABLE and full value, for
tn money asieu.
Wholesale and Retail Grocers
SHIP STORES,
POItEiON & DOMESTIC. FRUITS,
Careen and Grasa Seeds.
J. O'CONNOR.
DAN. J. MALARKEY.
Portlaud, January 1st, 187L 3 21
AGENTS WANTED
ror. Trtc
HISTORY OF TIIE
GRANGE MOVEMENT!
..OR THE
Farmers War Against Monopolies.
BEING n full and authentic account of the
struggles of the American Farmers against
the extortions of the railroad companies, with
a history or the rise and progress or the Order
of Patrons of Husbandry, Its objects and pros
pects. It ells at sight. n.dJ?' KES
pages and terms to Agents, and see why It sens
faster than any oth lAtW. CQ
711 Market street, San Francisco.
LADD & T1LTON,
3NT BL JE1 & ,
W.B.CARDWELL,
l'liyslclan aud Surgeon.
. .. . va O iMWml fliwvr M. U. ftrr. i.
Third and Morrison. streets-rcomsrroom, en
trance onThlrd and Morrison. - -inofflM
at all. hours: Day, and Night, unless
out on profssslonal buslnsss. 3 13 U
POItTIAXD
-OREGON
EHtaliliHliort, ' 18CO.
DEPOStTS RECEIVED AND ACCOUNTS
kept subject to check on draft.
i.TEUEST allowed on TIME DEPOSITS or
TRUST FUNDS, In sums or ONE DOLLAR
AND UPWARDS from date ofdeposlu
MONEY LOANED on approved security.
Bonds, Stocks and other valuables received
on deposit for safe keeping.
Collections made and proceeds promptly ra
mltted. r
Investments In Real Estate and other prop
erty made ror parties.
Sight andTelegrahlc Exchange on San Fran
cisco and the Atlantic States for sale.
Government Securities bought and sold.
Aseptfor tho transaction of all kinds of Ft.
nanclal and Trujt Business. nl