FRIDAY. MARCH 13, 1874.
HAIL! AND FAREWELL!
Halll arid'ferewell! Such Is'the frail condition
Of earthly Intercourse. We meet to parti
Joy perishes In rapture of fruition
. Al&a! my heart!
The Cowers we gather wither In the grasping;
On i-niuv's cheek no fadeless lilies dwell:
The hand we clasp grows throbles in the clasp
ing.
Hall! and farewell!
mall It and farewell! The untie of welcome
beamein
Brief as effulgent upon lovers lips;
In hope exultant youth but ltttle dreamelh
Of hope's eclipse;
Nor cares to think that Time, who looks so ra
dlant.
Is disenchanting Fancy's magic spell
To dust dissolving all her fairy pageant.
Hall! and farewell I
Hall! and farewell ! lis thus each short-lived
pleasure
i. Fades from our vision like nhanlnm tran-
We turn to gaze upon our new-found treasure,
adu to: us gone!
'.Mid the delights that we most keenly covet
Still are we startled by fond Memory's knell
sire ft rait! Oh! my heart' beloved.
.. :. Ball! and farewell I
THE TEMPLE OP DREAMS.
(Sometimes I wander through enchanted halU
-..And linger, 'tranced, beneath the mighty
Of visions flashing from the mystic walls;
Awed by the antique Imagery, which tells
.Of Inspirations that dull Time defy.
And claim their kindred with Eternity.
There Reentered prince, and doughty warrior
Spell-bound for ages by art sublime,
. -Wisdom serene, and loveliness unveiled.
Look calmly on me through the mUts ol
nine;
Hero History waits with Romance at his side.
iiicre revets uoye WI1U ucauiy ueiueu.
Here recal renins bids the seasons wait:
Gray Winter with bis Icy diamonds crowned
- Young bridal Snrlnrln robes of green elate.
And fervent Summer with her visage
crowned:
Here tempests gather, and there sunshine
grows
O'er fruitful Autumn, and eternal snows.
One Titan spirit wnves his potent wnnd
A hnp. . ! r A Inlna ' n .
Gnups the launched bolt and hurls with giant
X11UJU
The chariot of the thunder. A dread form.
The mist-veiled avalanche stays Its descent,
Frowning and vast a spectral battlement.
.There War's dark angel thrusts his sickle In.
And reaps the harvest of the crimson plain;
And dying martyrs, by the bigot slain,
In robes of Arc ascend to realms untrod:
There patient bows the thorn-crowned Son of
ul.
Thus do I wander where the Genii keep
Their guarded splendors, and their trophies
bright;
In haunted chambers fraught with charms
thatsween
XJke star-genn scattered from the crown of
ingui.
Drinking the spirit oi their lustrous beams,
A onptlve In the Temple of Old Dreams.
A Woman's Defense.
From the Santa Barbara Index.
I have come lo you as one of the men
tors of the press, to ask your sympathy
ami aid.
3Iy husband is a fair specimen of the
Amerienn nobility, brimful of patriotism
ami websterian sentiment; and, of
course, a great believer in, and admirer
of, the American Press.
The otber evening lie was muling
alniui tlie news of the week. Among
tlie rest was an eloquent article upon
the extravaganco of American women.
The writer or the aforesaid article de
clares that tlio main cause of our present
hard times is the excessive importation
of iorclgn goods, to the neglect of our
own manufactures. The earnest ex
pressions of tlie writer, and the evident
discouragement of my good husband at
this allocking state of affairs, really
alarmed me. Now, in the seven years
of our wedded life, it lias been ray flnl
care to be truly a helpmeet for him.
So, In the loving spirit of self-sacrifice,
I said: "ry dear Dick, if it please you,
we won't use auythitig imported for a
year, and see how we get on." With a
grateful look, and the smile which T
JiKeso well, lie exclaimed
"Just like my own little wife! If
every woman In the land were so loyal
iu ua uueresL, me country would in
deed be safe." .
Now, I pride myself on being practi
cal, so I proposed beginuing In the morn
ing. -LAi me see. o collee, no tea,
no chocolate! How Is that, Dick?"
"We'll except the coflee, wife; you
know it is the main part of my break
fast." Morning came. Wiien I set tho table
for breakfast, I put on the brown table
cover, because my white Uible-Iinon is
of Irish manufacture. Of course, there
were no napkins; hut, then, it is well to
bo self-denying in small things.
I had tho very spirit of July Fourth,
and so drank none of the amber-colored
fluid in which Dick delighted, and my
glass of water made him look rather un
comfortable, but ho said nothing. True
to the instincts of our "business man,"
he took out his watch. "Dick," said I,
softly, "English chronometer."
"IJIess you! so it Is. Please except
that." Up to the store ho went, and
with his pleasant "Good morning," la
added, as usual, "Any commissions?"
"Xo, dear; I am coming up by and
by."
After making the house tidy, and see
ing sundry dinner duties done, I went
up town to my husband's store. iTow,
in our small town, every merchant has
general merchandize, from millinery to
molasses. And our family supplies are
usually from the store. As I entered,
Dick was showing stockings and gloves
to some ladies. "Theso are genuine
Alexandre', imported from Paris, the
latest style! Aud these, ladles, are the
very best English hosiery." So he
went on. And he sold the articles too;
for they were really worth the price
asked for them. Then I produced my
memoranda: "Pins, thread, currants,
raisins, citron, aud cinnamon."
"Have you American pins?"
"O yes," said Dick; "but they are
quite inferior to the English article."
"iNbw, Dick, you know I'm to be a
loyal American woman; so give me
those of our iiome manufacture; and
the American Coates thread, if you
please,"
"How about tho American pudding
materials?" queried Dick, with a serio
comic lace, "i'lease except them, wife;
you know tlie pudding Is the crowning
"i ucie ui uiiiuer." ui course I excepted
".vm, iUr Was noiiicK'8 motucr com
ing over to dine with us to-morrow, and
accompany u to the grand party of the
S2h?.-l,1tr-bou.t my Ee. "What
first ,,".'' " pny.r was ner
ub n Ti,n.T L Uad Just Made
ent from Dhd? S"kr? Chrisimai pres
Wr It Evenfl!i rA?.d ,n'li to
Vale'ncienn'esTacS. S".,6
button cloves mm .V tl'e..Dew three-
salten werVa'il redy '"n6 ? StHrencH
to me that all these ,rX. r,t.occurred
pery. such asvaa Sfi fe" rfJP
ind I cast about foSJSS other Tr"'
ments, to the great tllt of SR. IT
ter, who asserted that she k'f,fls;
all patience with me." I wtrfS0" d?J
want to wear them; but what true wif.
prefers her own adornment to the deslrn
of nleasinir her husband ?
Dinner-time came, and with It came
Diet. . His face was all aglow with de
1ic1ft.,'over the acquisition of a snlenili.i.
looking horse, which be called mo out
to seeana atimire. "A real -English tbor-
ouch-bred, brought over by one of mv
oiu.coucgo ciiumsi"
I'lHbxto coutd you! fiDiclf .' liti Tv Vain 1thS
porua uonsef"
vine question was out before I realized
how bad it would sound. Just like
fault-finding, for all tho world! Poor
uicki tits entnusiasnx was gone. Din
ner was a very silent meal in comnari-
sou with our usually cheerful time, and
wasn't sorry to see mtn go. I put on
my ucsi new Merrlmac print, aud fas
tened my plain linen collar, after many
mum points oi my new pins uau tneu
my patience. There was a pile of work
ready for the sewlnrr machine. I ad
justed my new thread, and began Its
cheerful click. What was the matter?
My thread broke, knotted, unwound in
several different places at once. Reso-
tuieiy Keeping my temper, in earnest
devotion to home manufactures, I tried
again and again; but bad to give up at
last, rather than ruin my garments be-
lore tuey were made. Tlie morrow was
fuller of trials and mortifications. My
best table-linen, and my best China,
were from Dresden. My dinner was a
success, and was praised by Dick's
mother; but tho last remnant of my
loyalty went utterly to the winds when
Dick whispered, "Mother hopes your
new dress is stylish, and that your 1-mz-abelban
ruffis au fait."
His very words imported!
And now, Mr. Editor, while my has
band Is smoking his choice Havana ci
gar, I entreat you to save and protect us
from the unsnarinir critics of the t'av.
No doubt there are a few hundred but
terflies among us, who are only brown
coated wrens, easily satisfied at a mod-
crate cost, and doing tho service of our
own households! can you not defend us
from such dreadful charces? Then it
occurs to me to ask, what would be
come of our commerce If wo bought no
fnrolrm wnwa
Are we. the neonle of Hir rnlinrl
States, to blame, becauso we hnvn
stretched forth our hands toward all
countries, and gathered whatsoever is
desirable from each? Are. : wo disloyal
because we own that other nations' are
excelling us in some specialties, or can
mane a octter article at less cost than
we? Our country is still voutirr. "nnil
wo raay hone that she will vet excel nil
others; but isn't it wise to remember
tlie om proverb, "Live and let live?"
Dick and I often nuote "sntlo
the origin of our house furnishing; but
x ivoum not Dass sucn nnotner wmtniiivi
day. for much.
And now. from our Cochin China licm
anu &coicii terrier, to Dick's horse and
stock of goods; from my pet Japan lilies
to the stately Lombardy poplars, stand
ing like sentinels about our home, wo
send forth thauks to the brave hands
and loving hearts that helped to make
our life so comfortable and hannv. bv
bringing these things from afar.
Are we less loyal Americans?
Although Woman Sufirape Is hrrnvnt
a bold aud unsupported fact, though no
woman has yet been called to serve on
a jury nor elected by vote to any civil
office, I doubt if Mr. Frellnghuysen
nimseii values ins vote more than I do
mine. If I am a woman: for I look nnnn
Has the concession of the Government
that daughters are human as wllnq
sons, and as a stepping stone to all other
privileges; sol maintain, not only my
uucii-ub iikuv iu u voice ill mo laws a
must uuey, uui mat mo very least lue
"powers that be" can do for us Is to give
ns a fair chance and plenty of time to
prove whether we are not at least as
wen quaiuitHl to make good use of the
ballot as a freed man or a foreigner.
Then as for the Insinuation some cast
upon us that we dare not vote otherwise
than as our husbauds dictate, or that
neither male uor female voters dare vote
except as the Church authorities think
best, I can say for the former that so far
as my information extends, there is not
n shadow of truth in it; and for tho lat
ter I have struck ofl an objectionable
name from the ticket which mostchurch
members voted entire and witnessed thi 1
numbering of it, without the remotest
idea that any disagreeable consequences
to myself would follow.
It would be hard Indeed, if. nffpr lim
ing tasted the sweets of liberty, wo were
io oe remauueu to me level or idlols and
felons. And by the provisions of this
most uurenublicau bill wenre to be siilt-
jected to the old common law which
gives all a wife's inherited property,
earnings, children, person, ail but life
Itself, to her husband's absolute control;
thus In all but that one reservation, set-
uui; uer on a level Willi tiomostlc mil
mais. Wliat have we done to merit
sucn overwlielminsr kindness as Hit?
But, as I said ill the bpfinnlnc. 1 nm
only surprised and Indignant at the ef
fort beinir made, not alarmed about the
result; we poor Minor Children of the
Union have too many friends amouir
thoe who have attained to their
majority, and Woman Suflrago and
equal rights as principles have too many
mends for such measures to be counte
nanced.. God speed the day when not
only we, but all women, may enjoy
imuuiiisu unu an Kinureu privileges tin
iiuoiiuueu. uau jaikc j-jxponcnt.
Tiin Ixqcisitivk Woman. The
other day, on tho Amherst railway, I
sat next a coarse-voiced woman, wlili
nose and eyes which looked as If made
expressly for prying Into other people's
business, and a form which Indicated
mat sue had found tho occupation
thriving one. Opposite to us sat
handsome young lady in an elaborate
suit of 6ago green, with an elegant copy
of Middleuiurch on her lap. The sharp
voiced woman stared at her very hard,
fidgeted a good deal, and leaning over
commenced tho conversation In this
way:
"Hook agent, I see ! Have good
luck?"
"You are mistaken, madam; I am not
an uKeni," imucu asionisned;.
"Oh 4 Ain't cauvassing! thought
in-i a juu as. oome UO."
"Xo," (looking out the window).
"You go to school, peraps 1"
"No." fwith a half smilM
..h! y.ou llon t? Tlluf;lit per'apsyou
did," with a long respiration; aud look
ing her over as if she thought she was
not making progress, she spied a' heavy
gold ring on tho third linger of tlie left
iiuuu, aim commeuccii axalu
"Married?"
"Yes."
"Bride, per'aps ?"
"les," (wltlia glance at a tall gen
tleman who stood In the rear end of the
car, laiKiug wun tue conductor).
"Oh ! and these are your weddln' fix
In's. I might have knowedMt'triin.
ning her eyes from the jaunty hat down
the multitudinous folds and ruffles to
me uainty irencu Kid boots.
"Husband forehanded ?"
"My husband has the same number
oi nanus as otuer people, ms.dam," very
sharply, and makinir the best of lmr
to a vacant seat at the othr-r end or tim
car, wnue me inquisitive woman settled
oacK, as it suo lelt w rouged at not hav
ing met wit her usual good success.
r,, esc,hanc Sves tberollowlngln its
runny column:-"A lady suggests that
n Sfi"""?"80' Jad'cs were to dress
of fc.frVojMets, scores
who r"um ?"eua utvine service
dre. lit? ".Bf upcauso lliey
llto
cannot
.anc lump ini.i - . .
AUe 8UCCealtnn
- lUSUIUIlHIlln UluL.F.i I,
more consideration tha jok"!' WOrl"
SECOND-HAND GOODS.
DEALEIt IX
JUNK AM SECINI-HAXI. MADS.
Next to Richardson's Auction Store.
rS OHO P.?m.. "AaswAXTED:
MUytal$o,;Bottles.t Scrap Iron, etc, fop
lcl thPhlghest price will be paid.- 3 3"?
wi;
LIST
OF POST-OFFICES.
OREGOX.
.BASER CO.
'Auburn,
"Auzusta.
Long Tom,
Mohawk,
Pleasant Hill,
Itattlesnake,
Suislaw,-- I
Springfield, . .
Willamette Forks.
Baker City,
Clarksvllle,
express iiancii,
Eldorado,
Gem,
Humboldt Basin.
Jordan Valley,
Albany,
Brownsville,.
Crawfordsvlile,'
Dlamondnill,
Harrisburg,
live vaiiey,
Wlngvllle.
HEJiTON.
Alsea Valley,
"CorvallH,
King's Valley,
Liberty,
Utile Kit.
Newport, Jt ,
Newton,
Philomath,
Starr's Point,
Summit,
Toledo,
Yaqulna.
CLACKAMAS.
Barlow,
Beaver,
Butte Creek,
Canby,
Clackamas,
Clear Creek,
CntUngsvllle,
Damascus,
F-igle Creek,
Glad Tidings,
Highland,
Molalla,
Mllwaukle,
Needy,
Norton,
Oregon City,
iiaisey, ,j
Lebanon,
.Miller,
Peoria,
line,
&d??
Stxlavllle.
i'.IfARIOX. v
Aurora.
Aumsvllle,
Bultevllle,
Brooks, it '5 v
Halrfleld,
Gervals, '
Hubbard's,
Jefferson,
Marlon,
Monitor,
Newellsrllle
' Sa:emr 1UXsJ
nurenon,
8U Louis, i:ii 1
Stayton, -i
Sublimity,
Turner,
Vernon,
Waconda.
uswego, .
Sandy.
CLATSOP.-
Astoria,
Isthmus,
31UI.T0XAII.
East Portland,
Portland,
Powell's Valley,
Willamette Slough.
Bethel,
Bridgeport,
Buena Vista,
Dallas,
Kola,
Elk Horn,
Grand Itnude,
Independence,
Lincoln,
Lucklamute,
Lewlsvlllc,
Monmouth,
Nchafcm,
sklpanon, t - -.
Summer House,
West port.
COOH.
Coqullle,
Coos IUver,
Kmiilrc City,
Knchanted l'ralrle,
Kalrvlcw,
HcrmansrIIU,
Marshdeld,
North Bend,
Itandolnh,
Sllkln,
Sltkum.
COLCVntA. -Columbia
City,
Clatskanle,
Itanler,
Marshland.
i-enyaaie,
Klcreall,-
Zena.
ft
' I TU.LAU0OC.
Garibaldi,
Kilchls,
Nctarts,
Nestockton
Tillamook,
Trask.
UMATILLA.
Cecils,
Cayuw,
Marshall, ,
Meadowville, . .
Milton,
Mitchell's Station,
Pilot Itock,
Pendleton, ,
Umatilla,
Wenton.
St. Helens,
Suavlc's Island,
ncappoose.
cnr.nv.
Cliclcoc,
Kllcnsburg,
I"ortOrtord.
DOUGLAS.
North Canyonvllle,
Camas Valley,
irain,
Klkton.
Galesvllle,
Gardner,
i ,.i i
CNI0X.
Cove,
Indian Valley,
'Island Clty.r la
Grande,
North Powder,
Uro Dell,
: .Summervllle,
ninlon,!
Wallowa.
WASCO.
Antelope, i
llrldje Creek,
Hepjiner,
Hood lUvor,
Mitchell,
ML Hood,
lrlneevllle,
ipktnRia, ..
' -iakiamir.e'k
Pax Creek,
SoottsbtirrV; -Ten
.Mile,
I'mncjua City,
Wilbur.
Yoncalfa.
RRAXT.
-Canyon City,
Camp Walton,
John Day City,
Dayvllle,
Prairie Clly.
JACKSOX.
Apnlecate,
AMhland Mills,
Brownsbo rough,
Central Point,
Kasle IVilnl,
Grant's Pas.t,
Hot Surlniri.
iHT
H
i-nicnaru's,
Itock Creek,
Scott's,
Sbellrock,
Spanish Hollow,.
The Dalle,
Warm .Spring
Wasco,
Wllloujhby.
WASIIISOTOX.
Beaverton,
Cntrevllle,
Cornelius,'
Korest Grove,
Glcueoe,
Greenville,
Hlllsborp,
Mlddleton,
Kholl'slKerry,
Taylor's Kerry,
Tualatin,
Wapato.
YAMHILL.
Amity,
Bellcvuc,
-Jacksonville,
Iikeport,
Llnkville.
Langell A'alley;
Phoenix,
Hook Point,
Sam's Valley,
Table Itock,
Willow Sprlnc,
Yuluax.
JaSKPIllNP.
Klrby,
lxland,
Slato Creek,
Waldo.
LANE.
Bnlte Dluppointmeut,ljirayctte,
CoUago Grove, . McMlnnvIIIe. t
toast 1-ork, Mountain Home.
t;"P 9T??' Nortu Yamhill,
Cartwrlsht's, sheridan, .
y-.ueene City, West Cliehallm,
tranklln, Wheatland,
Junction, Newbert.
IVASIIIMITO.V TEKKITOUV.
uuyion.
CLALLAM CO.
New Dunglnrs',
Port Angelos.
CLARKE. .
- v - i M -
Battle Ground,
Brush l'ralrle,
Lewi IUver,
Martin's Bluff,
Poklu,
Pioneer,
Union Itldse,
"Vancouver.
CHF.1IALI.
Clarvllle0
ChehalW IMuit,'
Elma,
Hoqniam,
Montosano,
SaUop,
Sharon.
COWLITZ.
Castle Book,
Carmllton,
Krceport,
Kalama,
iower Cowlitz,
Montlcello, :
MLCoffln,
Oak I'olut.
LSL.1ND.
CoupcTlIle,
' ! U'PACIFlC.
Bruce port,
Chinook,
Kuappton,
Oysterrlll, .
ltlvenlde,
Unity.
Woodward's Landing.
raito,'"" 'i
Franklin,
Stellacoom,
Tacoma.
8XOH0MISU.
Iiwell,, .. .
Muklltoe,-J"'
Skohomlsh,
Tualalip.
SKAMAMIA.
Cascades,
Ahlle Salmon.
STEVE5CS.
Crab Creek,
Cna-wo-lah,
Knrt CtilTllle,
Pine Grove,
itock Creek,
Itowlle, .
spokauo Bridge,
Spokane Kalis,
Union Klat,
Wulker Prairie.
Utalad.
I i . THURSTON.
Beaver,
Coal Bunk,
Grand Mound.
JnrFKItSOK.
Port Dlseoverr.
IVrt Ludlow. ' m
'MlamaiPrulrteS'y
Olympla, -1 '
Tumwatcr,
Yelm.
WAHKIAKUM.
Cathlamet,
Kaglc Clin",
Shamokawny.
PortTownsend.
ixo.
Black Ittvcr,
Vail Cltv.
Seattle,
Slauchter.
Snoiiualmle,
WALL.V WALLA.
White IUver.
Patll.
Pntalia,
Tukauon,
Toucbet,
Walts bare,
Walla Walla,
Wallula.
WHATCOM.
Kldalso,
Guemas,
:IA Conner, T f
Loper."
Orcas Island,
SAmlsh,
Semiahmoo,
iSkatft, - si
Whatcom.
KITS.P.
Blakelely,
l"ort Madison,'
Port William.
Port Orchard.
Scabeek,
TeckalcL
KLICKITAT. .
Block House.
Columbus,
lioiuenaaie,
Klickitat City.
LEWIS.
Boisfort. vrutTMAX.
f?.w.1.',,,z., Ewartsvllte.
Palouse.
Grand Prairie, T.rIU,
inimnhrey'sLandlnf,
Skookumchuck. ttV An'"nrt
I I CM.
MASON.
.FortSlmeoe,
Konnewock,
Kittitas,
Mock See,
Nanum, .
Pleasant Orove,
Salahft '
Arrada.
Oakland,
Skokoinlsb, .
Sherwood's Jtllls.
Yamina,
Money Ordsr OBf ti.
THE NEW
urn mos Y8c nurrz mir
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' unproved center
I-or Mventr-flvc subcrlberi. nt t3 OQrarli,
li HAMLIN OltGAX? rpu-ml.i.. ii.. L..kn
. - -
i!Teuii-uve auuscrltiers. at Moo !.
Z. ,1 . . ,'uu",onB,. OT wni give a MASON 4
...-fligui.int iieea valves. Improved Bellows, Tremulant nnd Knee Swell, l'rlee, $100.
ror oue uunurcu subscribers, at J3 00 each,
MAKON A irAMT.tv nnniv n r..
....v..v... cue uiu.ui,
Improved Graduated Selt-AdJusUns Bced
Knee-Swells. VIOLA. DIAPASON. FI.1ITK.
uuiu wnoucsire towork for tlieM nremlums
ceiveu. The subscribers will bo. placed to their
uunns uie jear to procure the nrenUum desired thev ran ihnose :l lesser Drcmium. or thev
win ue eutiiieu to receive twenty-rive percent.
OUR .NEW
As Til e New Northwest has already nroved
also prove nTRiCMPii.
To enable our friends who may' declde'to canvass far nnr natw, 1n lipneflLlmth themselves
and us by Increaslnc our Sub.crlpUon Lists, we
i luiums w canvns.vers :
Any subscriber who Is In arrears for the New
wuuiuua .t, ana one new .subscriber, aecompanled by theoash SCu)-wewIII slve:
Ajairmnaii .Marine Vases;
Ora Bohemian Glass Vaso;
Or a Bohemian Glass Card Receiver:
Or JJdoieu Ivory XnpklnRlnss; ..
Or K dozen Plated Tea Spoons ; - r
. Orlpalr Alexandre's Kid Gloves; . .-.-.b
Or a Lady's Fan, spangled, leathered edirer
r til-, n n
Or an Album for holding loo pictures: '
Or an Album (extra) for holding SO pirtures-
Or Fancy Letter Case; iHT '
Or a box Toilet Articles, including : soap,
Or a Britannia Tea Tot; " T
Or a Kerosene Lamp;
-... . n. . . .
ui uuiru uiim uooiets;
ur;uozen Glass Tumblers.
Or a Urge Glass Fruit Dish ;
Or a Work Basket;
Ora Flno Embroidered Handkerchief:
Or dozen Linen Handkerchiefs!
or a woolen Table Cover;
OrK dozen Tablo Napkins; ?
Or dozen Towels; -.
Or an elegant Portmonia. J
Any subscriber who Is In arrears lor a year's
uuTOfuoa ice, anu iwo new subscribers, acrompanled by the casu maKins s'J ui c kiij
H41U 4
A set oi Rogers' Table Forks, triple plated, on
Or a set of ltcters'TableSpoons.trlplcplated.on whltamctaL warranted :
OrasetofRotcrs'TeaSpMnsAHpIopIaled.onVhitemttat.STarranteVl; ' Jn
Or M donn Rogers' A Russell's TableXnlves. best otialltv. warranteilrTrt. Ui
Or a handsume Bird Caee.
Any person In arrears for subscription to'Tiin
.subscription fee and three, new subscriber, accompanied by the cash, making J12 to, we- will
I senu :
A handsome ManalUes Quilt;
Or a handsome Woolen Qui lend1 and white, or
Or a pair of Table Cloths;
OrtwopalrsofNottlnghamlMvCurtalos;
Or three pairs Alexandre' KijQtoves, any
Or a Japanese Inlaid Work Sdci;
. Or 13 yards best yd. wide Sbetln.- tn
For seven surcribers at 6-eacb,am'ountliictoJ21 (0, we will ien.tr
An extra Castor.trlpleplaMO, on while meta!, valncil at (9 00-
pr & Lady's Writing Desk. efecjuat value:, . '
Or a Cabinet, Japanese Iolaia; ' ' xs W rt i
Or an Extra Japanese laUU.'WorkTtnr.
These articles are all valuable, and aro irarmwtn.i in'h'o iSt mrmicenV flBt' Per
sons living In this city or -who. can visit ua can
hour's notice; or If not ccavgnleat to visit us, we
No order of Ibis kind will receive, attention
Send money In Postdate orders, al thp ruxtntnnrv niUi..rf.rmn-.-nr;trii(l draa If nrerJ
KillUs
All orders promptly albKidatitft.'
We sincerely hope that this unnarsllateit
buslniss In Oregon, vlU meL wlili a. imH T.rri rmm ihi mnnr friendx of our naner.-
who up to this time hav seeiaed to fall to realize that. Tu E New Northwest cannot be ruu
without money. Naw U the time to make up clubs. Beg'tn before some otUr person gets
the start of you. Es wkstyoucan doforrvoursell. the PublicanJ Tlix Nsw Horthwkst.
NORTHVEST;l Ui-.j,
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3E vxlollc ation
!! tit...
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OR T.HW EST
the People,
'ASDJU
;OPHUMANITY.
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the greatest eood to tho greatest number? It
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..u-uiur, iiu i-ret-ii, lis louuuniion is laaieiiL-u
Kinanrlpatlon and Uulraiu'meled Progresloii,
earh.iuv-nmnnni.! l.v tl... ra.h iri. will irlvn tho 1IOMK
. .- .
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V,.l.,i.t K.I.I.. I,n,inl nn.l nlrclv nnlsl.H.l
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civm u-iiii iiir.t.if wnitiiii Tfii.iA mm n,.'
pressure rcoil valvs.tc. lrlcf .70l
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A.vHi.iiiftbuuauMi. kiicu i.(ii. rricr, i. .
nmmmnu i... ... -,i. .i .,,,-.fi.o
HAMLIN 01U3.VN.of KIvo Octaves, One Stop
and twenty dollars additional, we will jslvo a
... .. . . ...
i rvc niops.iTro neia oi luuraiors liirougoom.
Valves, Improved Bellows'. Tremulant nnd
TRRSIITt.avt ih. ir.
can semi ii... nimou nn.l momr iufiii.iir
credit, and If enough names aro not received
In tush of the amount remitted for their labor.
PREMIUM LIST.
n nnmil.np fttiAMH vrr mrt flivltlml llmt It fih.all
propose to give the following addltloual Vre-
NoimiwrT. will senJ us his orhernwn
, , -.
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OKStJS XOAHTXa
tossii t ' tti
'
,jJ
J 3'r1
chalk, iwrlumery, etc.:
s 1 r ."Y3'
njflk,
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subscription, and who will send his or Jior mm
white metal, warranted; "
"Krw 0UTiiwrsTr who1 willfseriiiriils hro her
bine and whiter
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ii
. . .
cqlor of "site' ' ' '
'' ' .,
mvlthM ,nirl r... nnr own hand at an
will send tho artleles by express to any ad-J
tmWe n.. n.i. ..nninl II.
1 "
r.frr ni.ti. ii. A. iw feature lit the newsiMDerl
Florence sEwiyGiso?pyg-ij
rator, like the nowe or Slnirer, to meet the vie ws or those prjfeirlni; that i siyie oi n"-
Ihave located permanently at Portland, and shall keep conMantly on hand a I. if 8
mentor the latest styles of the Florence Machine. Call and sc them before purehailng else
wlieiv ..... . . c.i.cm- nn.l Turlctf John Clark.
'
131 Third street, between
Sold on the Installment Plan: $io
TO
PORTLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
To San Francisco and the . East,
Si & ci STAGE-LINE !
RAILROAD, AND
I.I!B r&li
Tlirou;!i to San-.Frnnc iscO'In .60 Hours !
!.-! -r. ' oitTW 1 .mi' yf
'-l. -.uvtj -r,. ..: -is .:', i,
' i .
in ' .' .4
Oiily Miles Stufrinfir I
rnOaiUSTS shonld boar In mind that this
X. Itoutn passes through the Garden of tho
Pacific CoaHt. Tho wild" picturesque, scenery
alone doubly pays the Tourist for passing over
tills line.
TIME T.VKT.K
GREAT "OVErtLAITD MAIfr ROUTE :
5?, r, - -s s S3 sx
"f':- ii. I?5 Vc, T-ii i ?S
iSun Kan Mon.. Tues Wed Wcdu.
Mon Mon M Tue Wcd Thurs Thurs-
Tues Tue Wed Thurs Vrl- . Frl
AVcd Wed Thurs Krl Sat Sat.
Thurs. Thurs FrI.. .. Sat..-. Sun Sun
Frl FrI Sat Sun Mon- Mon
Sat . Sat... Sun. Mon Tues- Tucs
u TICKETS FOR SALE
1 AT TllE
., I . ..
orncn'or the o. c. it. it. co.
H.. . -
2 En Corner F and Front Streets.
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OREGON CALIFORNIA RAILROAD CO.
lSO.t TIME . SCIIEDtrLK. I xo.
riW .TAKE EFFECT MONDAY. FEB. lfith.
.L' lglJ, at I A. Jtv-for the government and' In
formation of employe only: the Company-rc-
secvc:iiirwrnui.iii vury.inereirom as circiim
stances) may rcqnlre.
" Pally Trains will run between-
. PORTLAND AND ROSEBURO
'' AS FOM.OWS:
IiIWVE. ARRIVE..
Portland "Hi a.m. I Ro;pbu nr -4.S A r.M,
l Hi)5lrtinf..lrSM a. it. I TVn-tlan.l ,, sin t. m,
ALU.VS7Y KXPRBSfi-i.TRAIX,
. Pally (except Sundays,
AS x)M.ows;
, I.KWK
Pnrtlapd
Albany-
iO0 r.x. I AIlMiy-. ST
..-.&3X.K. ji. I l"6rjlaid 10:03
r-.x.
A.M.
Tlie Oregon and CallCirnla Railroad Fcrrj'
make con necllon with nil Itorniini-Tmin.,
Cl-e connections nro made at Itoseburg with
nit- .-hkw ui uie i. H4i4orni4i aua uresonsta;
Comian.v.
. ,?.',3ek,, for,!le tonll theprlnclpal points
In Callforni.tand lheKa.st,at Company's orllce,
Cor.F and Frott S!s.,at Frrry Uddln-, Portland.
rtar OTIOi-Passengers for Butteville,
Cliampoes, lUyton and Ijifavette will-take the
boat r.r the aljove points at Caucmnli.
i-storase will be Charged on Freight re-
Jf" Freight will not be received forshlpmcnt
after 5 o'clock i ji.
,! J. IlRANuT. Jr.,
Ei-P." ROOHRS. . . - , .n.,.nt
Gen. Freight and Passenger Agent.
2-ltf
THE OREGON CENTRAL-.RAILR0A0.C0.
OH AND AFTKlt SUND.VY, JUNE H, 1ST3.
anHl tintlPrartherihtlrv.-trltl rtln Fre.'ehl
and Ilissenger Tralns-lrom . f .
PORT IhiVN'D TOJST?;t'JOSEPH,
s, follows;
1G I3J 1 ;
0 WERK nAVs:
4'1
LEAVE ARRIVE
Portland 7:4(1 A. M. I St. Joseph 11:10 A. sr.
St. Joseph12S0 p. x. I Portland irJOi-. st.
ox SUNDAYS:
LEAVE XrRIVE
Portland 8:20 A. sr. ISL Josonh lltan a. r
St. Joeph.I2a !. 31. 1 Portland. 3:10 p. Ji.
Connecting at Cornelius with Stages for Forest
Grove; at St. Joeph ror all points South and
West Lafayette. McMlnnvIIIe, Amity, Mon
mouth. Independence. Buena Vista ami Pn.
vnllK
mr Passengers received at Fourth streof i.i.
Ine on glvlngslgnnl to the train.
h rolcht received at tlie I'ort am wmhm.
and Dock Co.'s WharfTahd will not be rerelv.i
lor shipment:
J. U.VSTON,
aiier a,i. m. h. thielsen.
' ninl Uiir
Frelflitand l"assengerAgenL 2 SO
SSTABLZSH7JD 1059.
;-( It:
1 1
O'CONNOR & MALARKEY
HAVE HBMOVED TO
SG Front St., S. E. corner or Washington,
"Vri!ERE, WITH INCREASED FACILI-
iles.wc shall endeavor to retain our old
customers, nnd OBTAIN new ones by selling
goods that aro ut-.i.iAUi.c ami iuu value, lor
tho money asked.
Wholesale and Retail Grocers
SHIP STORES,
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FRUITS,
Garden and Gras3 Seeds.
J. O'CONNOR,
DAN. J. MALARKEV.
Portland, January 1st, 1371-
3 21
MUSEUM,
FIRST .YND ASH STREETS,-' PORTL.VND.
T. A. WOOD, Proprietor.
THE Place to visit nrst oral! pthenfi-an Insti
tution or real raeritMnstructIve,musing.
entertaining. New Wonders added every day!
Open from-9 Arsr. till 10 r. m.. Sundays except-
eu. Aumissioii.jo ns. uuuuren under ID half
price. s ICtf
7T"
THE BEST OLVCHIXK IX THE WOHLU
It docs more work, more kinds of work,
better work, and doe it easier than any other
MH lllcro Is a "Florence" within a thousand
miles of Portland not givlnc entire satlsfac
Jjon, If I am Informed or It I w U attend to It
without expense of any kind to Itf owner.
Wo have, tho new style of "Florence" Ma
chine, that feeds the work away from the ope
' ... . V .......IT k I.. . 1 ,
Alder and Morrison, with Badger's Music Store.
Down, and $io a Month till paid for.
SriSCELIiANEOTJS.
complete Pictorial History of tho
Times." "The best, cheapest, and most
successful Tamily Paper in tho Union."
Harper's "Weekly.
SPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
Ihe "Weekly" Is the ablest and most power
ful Illustrated periodical published in this
country. Its editorials are scholarly and con
vincing, and carry much -weight. Its lllustra?
tions of current events aro full and fresh, and
are prepared bv our best desisuers. V Iln a
circulation or "lHyxw, the paper Is read by at
least half a million persons, and Its influence
n an organ of opinion is simply tremendous.
The "Weekly" maintains a positive position,
and expresses decided views on political anil
social problems. Louluvlllo Couricr-Joumal.
Sl'BSCniPTIOXS. IS73.
Terms :
IHnPER's Weekxt, one year SI CO.
An Extra Copy of either the "Magazine."
"Weekly," or "Bazar" will be supplied gratis
for every Club of Five Sub-Bribers at $1 00 each ,
at one remittance; or, Six Copies for S20 00 i
without extra copy.
Subscriptions to "Harper's Magazine,"
"Weekly" and "Bazar," to one address lor one
year, $10 00; or, two of Harper's Periodicals to
one address for one year, S7 00.
Hack 2 TUMBEns can oe nunpiieu at u- nuiir.
Tlie Annual Volumes of "Harper's Weekly,"
In neat, fcjoth binding, will be sent by express,
free of expense, for S7 Oil each. A Complete
Set, comprising Sixteen Volumes, sent on re
ceipt of cash at the rate of i5 S per vol., freight
at expense of purchaser.
xne postage uu -iiuriJcm wc-eikij" i iwv-"
cents a vear. which must be paid at the Sub
scriber's posi-onice.
Address
HARPER & BROTHERS,
New York.
nCU
DIt. a. IV. BROWN'S
U. S. OREGON CHITTUM BITTERS.
THIS BITTERS Is the active principle of lho
Oregon chlttum tree. It possesses Altera
llve, Tonic, Purgative and Diuretic properties.
It Is me greatest appeuzer anu uioou-pui4t:r
known in the history ot medicine. It is n sure
remedy for nil Bilious Dideases originating
from inactivity of the liver and bowels. It is a
certain cure tor Intermittent and Bilious Fe
vers. It cures Dyspepsia and all nervous com
plaints, besides being a nice beverage; Instead
of Its weakening and debilitating the svstem it
Sircnglliens JIIIU KItr- 4411 aiJm:h4u. tui.u .
powerful tonic is required, there Is nothing bet
ter than the Oregon Chlttum Bitters. All
classes of pertons, whether male or female,
may use tlie Bitters with a certalsty that it
will Drevcntthem from contracting tnose uis-
cases which are so prevalent in this climate.
The Bitters can be found at the
CITY DRUG STORE,
ON
Ynnililll St, between I'lnt aud Second,
Portland, Oregon.
DR. a. W. BROWN, Sola Proprietor.
VITAS. XAXGI.EY it CO..
Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco,
General Agents for the U.S. Oregon Chlttum
Bitters. , 3 10 tf
AGKNTS WANTED
-TOR THE,
HISTORY OF THE
GRANGE MOVEMENT!
on THE
Tanners War Against Monopolies.
BRING a full and authentic account or the
struggles of the American Farmers against
the extortloni of tlie railroad companies, with
a history of the rife and progress of the Order
of Patrons of Husbandry, its objects andpros-
pecis. 11 win at signu senu ror specimen
naisand term to Agents, and see whv It sells
fluter than any other book. Address
A. L. IIAXGItOFTA CO.,
j r.'l Market street, San Francisco.
GLOVE MANUFACTORY.
rpHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING SECURED
J. the services of a French GLOVE MAKER,
Is navj prepared to manufacture all styles of
I.AIIirS' AND GENTLEMEN'S
KID, FUR, BUCK AND DOGSKIN GLOVES
Perfect Flttlmr anil T.ifsci.PVi.inne n.
teed.
Also, Gloves cleaned, dykl and repaired on
short notice.
3-S
C.E.D0BOIS.
0KEG0X STEAMSHIP CO.'S STEAMBOATS.
3Voticc. r
37 ROM 'AND AFTER THURS
: dajYMay l"t, the steamer
E. N. COOKE
Will leave Oregon City as follows: On Monday,
Tuesday. Thursday and Friday at 8:30 A. M.,
and on Wednesday nnd Saturday at 10 A.M.,
connecting with steamer DAYTON through to
Portland. Returning, wll 1 Leave
Portlnuil Tor Oregon Clly at 4 P. M.
r-asscngers for LAFAYETTE and all Interme
diate places will take tho CARS at S:I5 A. M.,
connecting at Canemah with stoamer Dayton,
on Tuesday and Friday or each week.
Through Tickets sold at the offlce of the O. &
C R. R. Co. at Reduced Rates.
AU freight by this line delivered to consign
ees Free of Dmyage. . .
Freight received until 5 P. M.
3-5tf J. R. BILES, Agent.
LADD & TIL.TON,
3S -A-3ST DK. 3Et S ,
PORTIVND
.OREGON
Estaljliwlietl, ISrSO.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED AND ACCOUNTS
kept subject to check on draft.
INTEREST allowed on TIME DEPOSITS or
TRUST FUNDS, In sums of ONE DOLLAR
AND UPWARDS from date ofdeposIL
MONEY LOANED on approved security.
Bonds, Stocks and oilier valuables received
on deposit for safe keeping. ,
Collections made and proceeds promptly re
milted.
luveslmcnts In Real Estate and other prop
erty made for parties.
8ight and Telegralilc Exchaxre on San Fran- c
Cisco and tho Atlantic States for sale.
Government Securities bought and sold.
Ajtentfor the transaction of all-kinds oPFl
nacclal and Trust Business. i