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About The new Northwest. (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887 | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1874)
FRIDAY.. ...APRIL 24, 1874. BOhDACE--OF-DKlXE. BY FEAXK PATTOX. You think t love it rtl(jm nerveless hand Could gain Immortal strength thus very hour, .d rVp. th4? h1rti ra-fflc,frota.Uie land . Ana crush tlssbllghtlngf'maddenlngynlght- mare power. Yea, now, with all ray latest, dying breath, i-ji curse ine ming mai arags me down to death. Lore It? I loathe It! Yet I drink and drink, d hamy bondago wlth-a loathly hate, And halo myself ax tlirough the town I slink. The pledgor No, no! Too late too late! jjicuski j.'yc incu it twice a wate of breath! Too late! There's no release for me but death! It's bad enough to drink; hut not to drink Doth such a train of ghastly horrors wake As In one hour woulddeavl) me dead, I think. v Ah, keep away, ye fiends, for pity's sake! The very thought ol them affect my brain; My end will be -when they shall come again. Love nim ? I'd lore to hold my head up high And breathe God's air a free and Tearless man. And look with undlmmed eyes on earth and sky , With steady nerve to do and head to plan; I'd love to grapple trials a they come Iii manlyfashlon, brave and strong. Love rem? If only I could come Into some land "Where no drink is, God knows how willingly J'U ngiit those dreadful torments of thedamned That clutch the soul of him who would be free. But marshal up those grizzly shapes of woe To fall again as twice before ? No, no! Ah, If I might have known how it would be In those old college days so wild and gay When first I drank In youthful revelry! How easy then to put the cup nwayl A mother hope and Joy I was till then; Now sec me trembling ha! Thoseeyes again! Back, flcry eyes, to hell, where yc belong! I'll drink ye down what, blood? Drink blood! Help! help! They come, a hideous, devilish throng! Baek, get ye back! They'll toss me In the flood! Long, crooked hands are clawing In my hair! Is tills the end? Ha! ha! Too late for prayer! THE GBEATUPBISIHG. To the EniTonoFTiin New Northwest: Intemperance, our common foe tiw-oughout the United States, is now prominently before Hie public, and tue subject is being discussed tnot thor oughly both pro and con. For one, I most heartily endorse the movement, as to kind and stj-Ie, that is being made against the Tyrant that has engulfed so many of our race in drunkards' graves. There never was a greater mistake made than that of licensing and legalizing uie wuisKy tralllc, and I have no doubt but future generations will look back with horror upon the barbarous practice as once thus in vogue in our country. The war now raging against intemper ance will not go backward ; like that against American slavery a few years since, the watchword is onward it is God's work and must succeed. This war is to be fought in a hand-to-hand fight, so far as prayer aud moral suasion iiiu cuiicurueu. it will not CIOSO 1U a few days, weeks, months, or years, but will go on until there is a complete i-otc or the enemy. Our'foe ia a gigantic enemy, la?kcd by Intelligence, money, and legions of votaries. They work day and night the wliole year round. There are no spas modic efforts of a few weeks merely. The work of death goe3 on amid the shrieks and groans of the impoverished widows and orphans, who are left to grope out Jife as best they may. As they sweep out their thousands by death, by the aid of their money they make war upon the rising generation, enticing all they can to drink down theirpoison- otis draughts, knowing that when intem perance ban once fastened Its fangs there Tliiril Th'cVnVcTpT7mJc"Hc,n,?, raent Is likely to produce a 'perfect revo lution. Indeed, the minds of the people are alrea'dy undergoing a radical change, aud the tendency is to trust those only who arc favorable to Temperance. "Ve then look for a,thorougb reform in public sentiment. "W . '' i Fourth Public sentiment once re formed can not fall to reform our Legisla tive bodies. Hence, when this is done, it will be an easy matter to strike at the very root of the evil, the manufacturer. Let the manufacture of intoxicating drinks be placed on the samo basis with that of coining money, that is to say, let our.Governmeat manufacture what ever may be necessary, just as in regard to our money, and then punish all out side of this just as In counterfeiting money, and by this method you may banish alcoholic drinks from our coun try. The tendency of this crusade is to bring about this state of things through outourland. "Vesay,letitcome. R. DRY GOODS7 JIabk Twain's Turkish Lunch. I never want another one. The, cooking apparatus was in the lunch room near the bazar, and it was all open to the street, rue cook was amy, anu so was the table, aud it had no cloth on it. The fellow took a mess of sausage meat and coated It around a wire, and laid it on a charcoal fire to cook. When it was done he laid it aside, and a dog walked sadly in and nipped it. He smelt it at llrst, and probably recognized the re mains of a friend. The cook took It away from uirn and laid It before lis. Brown said, "I pass." Ho nlavs Piixlim suiiitHiuics. ne an nasseti in turn Then the cook baked a hrn-irt. tint wheaten cake, greased it well with the sausage, ana started to bring It to us: It dropped in the dirt, aud he picked it up audpolisheditou theseat of his breeches and laid it before us. Brown' said, "I pass." We all passed and called a new deal. He put some eggs into a frying pan, and stood pensively prying slabs of meet from between his teeth with a fork. Then he used the fork to turn the eggs with, and brought them along. Brown said, "I pass." All followed suit. We did not know what to do. and so we ordered a ucw ration of finus.nf Tho cook got out his wire, apportioned a proper amount of sausage, spit on ills bands uud fell to work. This time, with one accord, we all passed out. Wo paid aud left. That is all I learned about. Turkish lunches. A Turkish lunch 'Is good, nodoubt, but it has its weak points. GLUE ASA Hb.vi.iso TIkwp-mv T Field writes to the Scientific American: For the last twelve or fourteen years I have been employed in a shop where there arc over three hundred men at work, and, as Is the case in all shops of this kind, hardly a day passes but one or more of us cut or bruise our limbs. At llrst tncre were but few that found uieir way to my department to have tueir wounds bound up; but after a while it became generally known thata rag giueu on a nesn wound was not only a speedy curative, but a formidable pro tection against further Injury. I will here cite one among many of the cases" cured with glue. A man was running a boring ma chine, witji an inch aud a ijuartcr augur attached; by some means, the, sleeve of his shirt caught In tho augur, bringing his wrist in contact with the bit, tear ing the llesh among the muscles in a frightful manner. He was conducted to my department (tbe pattern shop;, and I washed the wound in warm water, and glued around it a cloth, which, when tlrvi shrunk into a rounded shape, hold ing tho wound tight aud firm. Once or twice a week, for three or four wecks,cI dressed the wound afresh, and it was well. The man never lost an hour's time in consequence. The truth of this .statement hundreds can testify to. I u.-e, of course, the best quality of glue. r C. S. SXX.V13K, srifTlTsG fJOODS 'vERY 46V, 131 First Street, Between Morrison and Yamhill. AT 21 lTist FPb'ST-OFFIcii. BAKER CO. Auburn, "Augusta, Baker City, Clarksville, Express Ranch, Eldorado, Gem, Humboldt Basin, Jordan Valley, Rye Valley, W'lngville. BKNTOS. Alsea Valley, 'Corvallls, King1 Valley, Liberty, . Little Elk, Newport, Newton, Philomath, Starr's Point, ,)'! Sumnilt, Toledo, .vjj Yaqulna. CLACKAMAS. Barlow, Beaver, Butte Creek, Canby, Clackamas, Clear Creek, Cuttlngsvllle, Damascus, Eagle Creek, Glad Tidings, Highland, , Molalla, " ' ' Mllwaukic, Needy, Norton, Oregon City, Oswego, Sandy. ' CLATSOP. t Astoria" '' Ihnius, OKKGOX. Nchalem, Sklpanon, Summer House, . West port. ' ' Coo. Coqullle, Coos River, Eihplre City, Knclianl.il Prairie, Kalrvlew, Hcrnianxvillt, .Murshneld, North Bend, Randolph, Sllkln. Sltkuiu. Long Tom, Mohawk, Pleasant Hill, Rattlesnake, Sul&law, Springfield, Willamette Forks. ' a. 1 LINK. Albany, Brownsville, Crawfordsvllle, Diamond Hill, 'Harrtsburg, Halsey, . Lebanon, Miller, Sclo. Shedd'x, Soda .Springs. 'vnst.smosr. Aurora, Aumsville, Buttevllle, Brooks, Fairfield, Gervals, . Hubbard's, Jefferson, Marlon, Monitor, Ncwcllsville Sa.tm, Sllvcrton, St. Louts. Ktaytonl I Sublimity, Turner, Vernon, Waconda, "Woodburn. SrULTNOJfAn. ARnstiPortland;tt l'ortlrindr IVwell's Valley, Willamette Slough. POLK. . Bethel, : , Bridge port, Buena Vista, Klk Horn, Urnnd Ronde, Independence, Lincoln, Lucklamute, Lewlsvllle, Monmouth, Perrydale, Ricreall, Zena. Columbia City, Clatskanlc, tutuier. Marshland. St. Helens, Suavtc's Island, Scappoose. ft connr. Chetcoc, Pllensbunr, PorlUrlord. : 3C Tii3aioo Garibaldi, Kilchls, Nctartx, Nestockton Tillamook, Trask. m 1 As Others See Us. A writer in a recent number of the Edinburgh Jir vicw says: "It appears now to be ac knowledged by the. most competent American authorities that nothing can be more corrupt than the representative bodies In that couulry.-whethcr Federal t-ougress, tslate Legislatures, or inuniei pai corporations. Nobody can liav waicneii tiic course or Aslllvcri nF At.intlo ... 41... is ounitue nope ioriuetn to bo reached j United States during the past dozen ijy reform ; hence they secure them aud ! years withont having been painfully their money, which are thus identified with the cause of intemperance for life. Thus backed with intelligent men, money, and legions of votaries, they threaten the destruction of this the best Government in the world. Let us Jook behind the scenes. We find father, husband, brother and sou, all in that mighty whirlpool. Some nave been there for many years ; others but for a short time; still others are just entering. Are we philanthropists? Do we love our race, and shall this work of death continue right in our midst? Or shall we rise en masse and quench the raging fires, and rescue our friends who are now amid the flames? Shall we not dare to demolish the license law and drive intemperance to Its native hell ? Have we not suffered its Insults and wrongs long enough? Does not forbear ance now cease to be a virtue? But how shall it be done ? The pres ent style of crusade on the part of tbe noble women of these United States, if backed by the prayers of all Christians, will do the work. The success so far Phows that there is a God in if, and if ioi lowed up it will effect the d.esired end. We say then, let the women ail over this country fall into line and do what they can to rid our nation of this deadly foe; and let it be said, when we are dead aud gone, that our children took up the war-cry and ceased not until the enemy wasiully vanquished in every part of vue land. uut some are ready to Inquire, what t,"w " 111 "e present uprising do ? First Thousau is who are moderate It ?in"W.U1 b h,duced to it up. H Will brinir ltil i.. '-l'UlO lUU swill I Ions who are just begin- will glass, and mini ulnar will i...wi... .. . -----wun tueir CUD9 . ujr lue wota . . very lowest sinks of Iniquity ' will bear and bdleveonS TT wonder that the clergy d lg this work years ago. They certaluW dare to go any where ou.earth, and yet they have neglected this fidd. t " any reason why they should have doue so? May they not learn a good lesso,, from the noble sisters of America, in this matter? It.is not Temperance that Inspires-the 'hearts of the women, but theihopjojojigavIngiasalnkingiworltLi imnresseu uv tne varied mass or ev dence of the marked deterioration that has taken place in the personal charac ter of their public men. Xothluff that we could say on this subject would be stronger or more injurious to tlie party in power man tne statitnents which have appeared without contradiction in the most respectable organs of the press in New England, or indeed than tho ev idence taken before the American courts of justice in several memorable cases. New and Important Uses ok the Osaoe Oranoe. The osage orange has uecome a laminar snrub in many oiaies oi tne union as a nedgo plant but according to the renort of the Agri cultural Department, it Is now nronosed to utilize it for other and very important purposes. A decoction of the wood la said to yield a very beautiful and very permanent yellow dye; and thisdecoc tion, carefully extemporized, forms i bright yellow extract called aurantino. winch may be used in imparting Its color to fabrics. In additiou to this col onng-maiicr, tne wood of the osage orange is rich in tannin. Experiments luaue iu lexas represent mat ntues are tanned quicker with the wood of this tree man witu oak bark. The seeds yield a bland, limpid oil resembling oiive on. anu which may in general use oe snosiituieu lor it. Girls who place all their dependence on pink and white beauty ought to re member what N. P. Willis once wrote on the power of education to beautify that It absolutely chiselled the features: that he liad seen manv a'clumsv nosi? nnd thick pair of lips so modified by thought awakened and active senti ment as to be unrecognizable. And he put it on the ground that we so often sec people homely and unattractive in youttr, bloom iu middle life into a soft ened Indian summer or good looks and mellow tones. nomatve Jsxponcnt. V clcrrrvman proposes the abolition of golden, silver, tin, wooden and nil oilier weddings.andthcBubstitutionthcreforof an anniversary renewal or tne fee to lite minister who outdated at tne original ceremony. .,! v W33 Twcutv-ono vears azo a vouner eirl from Portland, Me., deposited $173 in the Lowell Institution for Earnings, and then went away. Wheu she Temcm- uered it shefouud $789 was awaiting her call. Iti Ic;P-cached, by Invitation. Hod. orth" or grave disapproba? Cecils, Cayuse, Marshall, . Meadowville, Milton, Mitchell's .Station, Pilot Rock, Pendleton, Umatilla, We!ou. U2!I0 Covp, Indian ValUy, iittunu vuy, aPLa'Crandc; North lHjwdcr, Oro Dell, .Summcrvllle, . Union, Wallowa. WASCO. Antelope, Bridge Creek, Heppncr, Hood River, Mitchell. ML Horn), I'rlncevllfe, PritcbantV, Rock Creek, Scott's, Rhellrock. Spanish Hollow, T'heDjIlex. Warm Springs. Wasco, Wllloughby. WASHISOTOS. Beaverton, t'entrevlllc.k, Cornoirus; 'Forest U rove, Olencoe, (reenvlile, HUIstjoro, Mlddlttou, Slioll's Kerry, TnylorV Kerry, Tualatin, Wapato. VAMIIILL. Amltv. t ivr ISellevue, i.a.n f. IMylon Bultoi Il&ipplntiiient,ljif.iyette Cottage Oroip, MeMinnville, orkf Mountain Houe, tampCri-ek. North Yamhill, ' Curtw-rlglitte, Sheridan, , ' , lv?nt?. y' VVt ChehalTm, " Irnnklln, Wheatland, Junction, Jfcwberg. W.lSHIXGTOJMrEHRITORY. CI.AI.I.AM ro. New Dtingines, Port Angelos. D0CGL.VS. orth Cauyonvllle, Camas Valley, lnln, Elkton, (Jalesvllle, flanlncr, Kellogg", lyKiklnzlassi. Myrtle Creek 'Oakland, ' -l'nss Creek, Roscburg, Scottburg, Ten Mile, UmiMiua City, Wilbur, Yoncalla. OltANT. Canyon City, Camp Watnon, John ruy City, Dayvllld, Prairie City. "JACKSON. Applegate, Aslilami Mills, Brownsuornugti, Central lVtnt, Kagle Itolut, Hot Springs ' JaekMinvllle, Iikeport, Llnkvllle. Rorfc I'olnt, Sam's Valley, Table Rock, Willow Spring", Yaluax. JOSKI-IIINP. Klrby, Lelaml, Slate Creek, Wal.lo. H CLAHKK. Battle Ground, Brush Prairie, Lewis River, Martin's Bluff, Pekln, Pioneer. Union RIdce. Vancouver. .... CHEHAI.H. Cedarville, Uhehalls I'olnt; " KIma, Hoquiam, Montcsano. Satson. Sharon. COWLITZ. Castle Rock, Carrollton, r reepon, Kalama, Lower Cowlitz. Montlcello, .Mt. Cottln. Oak I'olnt. BLISI). CouppvlIIe, Coveland, Utalady; JEFFKCSOX. Port PIscoverv. Iort Lndlow. Irt Townstnd. BlackJUvcr. Fall Cttr. Seattle, Slaughter, Snoqualmle, Squab, White River. KITSAP. Blakelely, iort Mauison, Port William, , Port Orchanl. 1 Sea beck. Teckalet. KLICKITAT. Block House. Columbus r K Ooldendale,' - J KiicKitat city. LEWIS. Bolsfbrt?" I'ACIFIC. II nice port, . "Chinook, Knappton, Oystcrville, Riverside, Unity, Wood want's Landing. ... Kills, -Franklin, Stellaeoom, Tacoma. I - M ? . SNoirourin. . , Lowell,, i.Mukliioe,W - Skohomlxh. . Tualallp. . SKAMANIA. Cascades, White Salmon. " isf STKVEMS. Crab Creek, Clia-we-tah, . Fort,Colvllle, i. Creek, ltosalle, Spokane Bridge, Spokaii" Kails, llnlon Hat, Walker's Prairie. THURSTON. Beaver, Coal lfcnk, . ,f jrandlMound, Miama Prairie, cOiympla Tumwater, x Yelm. WAHKIAKCM. Cathlamet, Kagle enrr, Stiamokaway. Valla walla. Patll. Iataha, " Tukauon, Toudiet, Waltsburg, Walla Walla, , WaUUhV yr WHATCOM. Kidalgo, Guemas, 1a Conner, Loper, Oreai Island, - Kamlsb," -Kemlahmoo, . Skagit, Whatcom. THE 'EW NORTHWEST. IS THE TIME XOI SUBSCKIBK - w. .J iSOHg a If A ttOOl TT IfPA'RAI L E LED SJC ' .: - i.' I IN DU CE MENTS , TOJCLXTBS! Cowlitz. Clanuato. Glendcm, Grand Prairie, lMmphrcy's Landln, HkooKumchnck. wnrnfAy.'' EwarUvllIc, I'alousc TAKIMA. Attanum. KHensburg, -JVKortSlmcoe, . Konnewoek;v' ' Kittitas, Mock See, ' Nancm, Plcisaht Grove, . V as., Jl Yaklnit.'H . so Arcada. Oakland, Skokomlsh. Sherwood's Mills. ..i i -t itf "-tr' U'fol'oa'tion S ...'m i -k i: 4' tr-. T H E N;E.W N O R f H W EVST A Journal for tlie People, -AND 1 - h ti-vM 44 tun OFFICE OF BMCOl-CorF'ront andStaiioStreeU'Portland, Oregoa. f rrH.:- or sas tiHnai Arrangements have been made'to secure tiie Rrvlces of a I M Jtftttt COMPETENT COFfPS tWRlfEiR.S ,e - - O F " t3HOTiia win Upon any and all subjects or IHililte Interest. : - i - FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE.' .JJW. I"'0Rr,IWEST" not a Woman's .R7Kh-U.lbna1liimtiRrghtsorSan,' devoted Lnn... verpo "fy mar necessary to secure the greateit goal-to the greatest number. It ,,,W.i X,' n ,ol"lcs'n,,rK'on. no party, nocolor.fio crce.l. Its foundation Is fastened upon the. rock of Eternal Liberty, Universal Emancipation and Untramrueled Progression. I sfc 5 t ?m OUR PREMIUM LIST. -mm?5l!lUD'mnt fr Dr ri'nii lo make tlon to secure large clubs for the Trw ..OKTliuiAT, we offer the lollowlmr llstof s-ali,ni- c.lM0r-P.ni"!ff,P1,' nt S500 och,aecompanie,l by iho'rnsh, wc will give the HOME v!. .h , ? MACIUNK, without table, beautifully ornamented. lrlee.3J. ror tlilrtv-flro snhwrihn. n, c. ,. , .. .. . ... . c,l --, KTiiiiiniiieu oj ii, casn, wo win given Jiujir. SHUTTLE SEWING MACH1XV. win, . -.... , I . -r ...... K ituiiiiii iTCifir, tiniiiAru uiiu tiiwvijr uuinuru. For forty subscribers, at il 00 each, accompanle.li.i"tlie ri.L SEWING MACHINE, finished lu extra style, with ;cai.lfswi!lll giveJa'JIOM&SHUT- lllack Walnut table and cover. TI. Price. $.TOi Tli- c , . . . ... m-wuiK -wacnines. wnien are ir,rmni..i niu.. i ., seenatthe onice ol Geo. W.Traver.cornerTh.r .iAinZX ' HAilLIV TORT VBI p'onn a v FX" by '0 cash., wa. will glve a MASON i b;IILi"?,: fUr .lKta.-lih MM walnut case, automatic v.. . --"".-'.- i-vuaii., improvcu center pressure reed valves, etc. Prlce.JSO. II IM tv nnn. v u'ic"w'".atS3 OOeach.accompanle.1 by the cash, a double reed MASON IfTad.l,.l,IOnl, WC W"1 C,VC a 5IA.S0N A HAMLIN ORGAN, of Fl Self-AiUustlng Reed Vnlrn i.r,..i . ..... ' ' . . . "'"i"'" iMTiiuwi, ireuiuiani unit Kn or one hundred suhtrrilwr. n, a i. ...... ... the- cash and .twentv-Uve Five Octaves, One Stop, one hundrw! .,,..n ' I V ' "-""" race, siuu. IV .1- if rTv"","7:., " w cn, ana twenty collars additional, we -will give V . .. . -. r,v vc Stop, Two Sets of Rlbrators Throughout. .. in-.-i 4uive, tmproyed Bellows,-Tremulant and w.u-.u., H.UTK, TREJIUIVNT. Price. S1L MASON Unproved Gradualetl Knee-Swell". VIOLA, TlinsK trim ..... . ' ": iur "'-c premiums can send the names and monev as fast as - will l.n I.l . , . " ' unj in, " "vcniy-nve jerccnt. In cash of the amount remitted for their lihnr ,.,.. ... ... liiniirau uui Kcim mi? names anu m duVltS t.r? to'ST "edit, and If enough names 17... ",?..?FTo P ho premium destml they can choose a lesser, aro not received they can choose a lesser premium, or they -OUR HEW PREMIUM LIST. Am Tif . vitf vnn. . iUKIIlH liT IlflK nlrPflllV r wm-a. I t . . . . .ilso prove aTimi..,. ' '""" rPar success, wc are decided that It shall iind-nl.vt.. ..... '"sum, um or our paper to benefltboth themselves ' ""r -suuscripuon usts.wo proposo to nlvo tho following ,i.ini,i Il nr rtnrntrii uuscnoer,accouipauled by Uio eash-SO W-we will give: ralums to canvassers : suwST'fee1'!!!! U ,narTCnftl.eXkw XonTHwnsr.who wilt send subscription fee, and one new subscriber. accomnanii i.vtV kr.. A pair Parian Marble Vases; ur a uonemlan Glass Vase; Or. a Bohemian Glass Card Receiver; Or )J dozen Ivory Napkin Rings OrJdoien PlatedTea Spoons; ' Orl pair Alexandre's Kid Gloves- ' " Or a Lady's Fan, spangled, feathered edge;' Or a Bird Cage; Or an Album for holding 100 pictures- Or an Album (extra) for holding W pVetures Or a Fancy Letter Case; ' vr a uox ionct Articles, lncludln f a uriianma Tea Pot; THE BEST MACHINE IX THE P.D It d-KS more workmore kinds of. work tttevorfcnnd doeTIt u.-u.Ier than any other MIfCth?re is a "Florence" within a thousand miles or Portland not glvliiij entire sallsfuc Uon. ir I am inrormed of H f will attend to It without expense of any kind to Us owner. Wc havePthe new yle of "Florence" Ma chine, thatfeeds the work avay frorn. the ope rator. Hie the Howe or Singer, to meet the StantbinVS a lirg assort I have located permanent y at Portland, and ahall 1 keep MtantIy on haiia a mentofthelatettstylesoftheiiorence Jiacnme. John Clark, e Oil 131 Third street, between Alder and Morrison; with Badger's Music Store, where. I have also the airencr Jr., and Co.'s Spool Cotton wM JAMES It. I.OOMIS. enrl Ant, . 1 .a . , . "II " f r Soldon the Installment Plan: $io Down, and $io a PVlontn tin paia ior. PORTLAND ADVERTISEMENTS. To San Francisco and the East, RAILROAD' AND 0. 4," STAGE LINE! Through to SaH Francisco In SO Hours I Ouly S75 MUCH Stasia- npOURISTS should bear In mind that this JL. Route passes through the Garden.of the Pacific i Coast. The wild picturesque scenery alone doubly pays the Tourist for pavsfng over this line. TIME TABLE GREAT OVERLAND MAIL ROUTE: san Molw Tues Wed Sat . Sun Wed Thurs Frl Sat SQ5. : O !?5 Mon Tries Wed Thurs I-YI Sat Sun ra !S - n Tui-s Wed Thurs Frl Sat Sun Wed Thurs Frl. Sat. Sun Mon Mon jTues. i- s fa" Wed Thurs. Frl Sat. Sun Mon.... Tues . TICKETS FOR SALE AT THE OFFICE OF TIIE O. A C. K. It. 2 50 Corner F and Front Streets. CO- Or a Kerosene Lamn: Or H dozen Gloss Goblets; O.rK dozen Glass Turabters, Ora large Glass Fruit Dish; ": Or a Work Basket; Or a Fine Embroidered Handkerchief OrJJdoren Linen Handkerchief.; ' Or a Woolen Tablo Cover; Or H dozen Table Napkins; Or K dozen Towels: Or an elegant Portmonia. soap, chalk, perlnmervkric - f -s "i Anv tnKaii...i.. . .x. . rw"ois in arrears lor a year's snbscrlr.lion.nndnhowttrsen.1 h'ls'or her own ocrs, at n.,. " " s:' "eHpoouSjtrlpIe plated. on white mctal.warrauted; nhriminn r " uriypar-s subscription, and who wllt'send Ws'or li lvc una iwo new KiihsAii;M . . . .. . g.m.i. ..luvia. uiTOjminiuieu r lue cusu-uirkiut 3? ui-wv win n "J!?ZCn'XeFotlWe Plated, on white metal, warranted; . . " Or 1 V, poons, triplo plated, on white metal, wairauted; Or a hand some Bird : CageT ' n . Any jwrson Inarreara fnraMii.. r. - JLut knbscrlptlou fee and three new subscrilK-rs.nccompanlcd by the ih.Jjnakfi$Tl2. we.wlll A handsome Marsalllcs Qnllt; . "..... -1 Or a handsomo "Woolen Quilt, rcrtand white, or blue and white';' Orapalrot Tablo Cloths; - hma -. ... 1-j Or two pairs of Nottingham Laco Curtains; Or three pairs Alexandre's Kid Gloves, any color or, size: Ora Japanese Inlaid Work Box; " . - . ,r Or IS yards best yd. wide Sheeting. -For seven subscribers at $3 CO each, amounting to S2I 00. we will sn.l An extra Castor, triple plated.on white meu!, valued at $0 U); m OraLady'sAVrllfngDcsk.oreuuftl.Talue;' v. .. OraCablnet,JapaneseInIaId; .. t Or an Extra Japanese InIaId"VV6rk Box. These articles are all Valuable, and' aro warranfwl tn tin Inst n trn nnmtnt them. Vtrr. ons living In this city or who can visit us can-recelvo these artlcIpAfrontourjOwuhands at an hour's UoUce; or lr not convsnlent to visit us, wo will send tho artfcTra by express to any ad- ooruer of this kind will receive attention unless tho cash accompanies it. oend money In l'.nt,,m, nninn. n ti. ....,.. ,u 1 i-.,.. j - ...... ... ..... vu.nuid.wj 1 . 1 1 t tuiltutj, ui miiu ...o.v .. 1 1. All orders prouirrflv n.n,M t -. We slncerclrhm.i fi,f ..' .i-.-j . t .... .. business laOrcrontrtll'm.rrs)fir. L.. - ..- ..i.-.. v vhnnnfAtl 1 .1 " .... m uiij ru&niuc irouuuo ilhwijhiiakuw uur-j.cr, wifi Si m Te Mmel'o ia reaUze Uiat Tun New Noiruwest cannot be ruu Ttl., XarrZ' awU Uma to make up. clubs." Begin before souie othrr' perou gets iu mart or you. BshatsrncaiMn.r,.ii.n .,i.iim... Mra-.-i-rv -j s , JWMliait UV Jt MU HUM ' s sss b sf aai, 0RE80N i. CALIFORNIA RAILROAD CO. NO. 21 I TIME SCHEDULE. I NO. rpo TAKE EFFECT MONDAY; FEB. lGth, A. ISTI.att a. sr. for the government and In formation of eninloves onlr: the Comoanv re serve the right to vary therefrom as circum stances may require. Dally Trains will run between PORTLAND AND ROHEBURG as roLLows: tZAVK. ARRIVE. Portland7:t.A.M. Roscburg X2. p. it. itoseDiirg ii) a. n. i'ortIanil.jiaO v. si. ALBANY EXPRESS TRAIN, D.dly (except Sundays), ( ah kolixiws: J.rAVE ATiRtVK Portland..L.3iB p. sr. I Albany 8:25 p." Albany .5a.si. IortIand 10.-03A.it. TI10 Oregon nnd California Railroad Ferry makes connection with all Recular Trains. Close connections are made at Roseburg with the Stages or the California and, Oregon Stage Company. c- Tickets for sale toall the principal points iu uioruia nuu lue x.asi, ni vonipanys nmce Cor. Y and Front Sts at Ferry landing, Portland. KS NOTICE. Passengers for Buttevllle, Champoeg, Dayton and Iifayctte will take the boat for the above points nt Cancmah. HB Storage will be Charged on Freight re maining in waieiiouscsovcr2! hours. uv KrelghtwIII not be received for .shipment niter a o-ciock p. si. J. BRANDT, Jr., E. P. ROGERS. Gen. Supt. Gen. Freight and Passenger Agent. 2-mtf MISCELLANEOUS. 'A complete Pictorial History of the Times.'-"Tho best, cheapest, and most successful Family Paper in the Union." Harper's Weekly. SPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED. XOTICES OP THE TRESS. a he "Weekly" Is the ablest and most power ful Illustrated periodical published in this conntry. Its editorials are scholarly and con vincing, and carry much weight. Its Illnstra tlons of current events are full and fresh, and are prepared by our best deMgners. W 1th. a circulation of I.'jOMW, ne PaPer Is read by at least half a million persons, and Its influence Tho "Weekly" malntnlns a wsitive ; position, and expresses dechled views on political and social problems. Louisville Courier-Journal. -sunscnriTioxs ists. Terms: Harpep.'s Weeki.v, one yenr SI 00. An Extra Cops- of either the "Magazine," "Weekly." or "Bazar" will be supplied gratis for every Club of Five Subscribers at S4 Weach at one remittance; or, Six Copies for 820 00 without extra copy. ... ... Subscriptions to "Harper's Magazine," "Weekly" and "Bazar," to one address lor one rrar. slu 00: or. two of Harper's Periodicals to one address for one year, S7 00. Back SUMUERS can be Mippueu ai any uuie. Tho Annual Volumes of "Harper's Weekly," In neat cloth binding, will be sent by express, free of expense, for i GO each. A Complete Set, comprising Sixteen olunies.sent on re ceipt of cash nt the rate of 3 Si per vol., freight at expense of purchaser. The postage on "Harper's Weekly" Is twenty cents a year, which must be paid at the Sub scriber's post-office. Allures tiiui'r.ib x Divuuiciui, n3G New York. - DR. G. IT. BROWN'S U. S. OREGON CHITTUM BITTERS. THE OREGON CENTRAL RAILROAD CO. ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE 8, 1S73, and until further notice, will mn Freight auu rassenger i rains lroui PORTLAND TO ST. JOSEPH, As follows: ON WEKK DATS: LEAVE ARRIVE Portland 7:w A. sr. I St. Joseph ll:n A. St. St. Joseph12S p. St. I Portland ts p. st. ox sundats: LEAVE AJtBIVE Portland S0 A. sr. I SL JoscdIi 11-1) a. sr. St. Jo.sepb.120) p. St. I Iortland 3:10 p. sr. Connecting nt Cornelius with Stages for Forest urove; at ar. jasenn for nil points south and West Ifayette. MeMinnville. Amltv. Mnn. mouth, Independence, Buena Vista and Cor- " Passengers received at Fourth tiroi-t i.t. Ins on rlvlnz sumal to the train. Frelgtit received at the Portland Warehouse and Dock Co.'s Wharf, and will not be received iuruiJuicmuiier3 p. SI. It. UIIKI.siKN. J. GASTON. n..ii Freight and PassengcrAgcnL ' g Just received, a full stock of Fresh FIELD, PLOWEn, VEGETABLE, TREE, CAR1EN SEEDS! FRU-IT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, Greea-Hoiiso l'lauts. EVERGREENS AND SHRUBBERY. Send for catalogue. HACHENEY A' STEMME, Corner of First arid Taylor streets, S-2J Portland, Oregon. S. D. BRIGGS, ! SEME8AL JOBBER IN THE FURNITURE LINE. Washington SL, bet. Third and Fourth, Portland, Oregon. FURNITURE REPAIRED &. VARNISHED. Cfaaln Ee-Caacd s&4 Cane far Bale. " Will co out-to residences to do anvlhlno- In" myJIne. . . .1,11. . --w.- i -.Mai:cine itpainngot uuairs a specialty. Dou't wsnt any nat.Purses around. Bri rniHS BITTERS Is the active principle of the JL Oregon c-iiiiiuni irec. it possesses Altera live. Tonic, Purgative and Diuretic properties. It Is the grcute"t appetizer and blood-purifler known In the history ot medicine. It is a sure remedy for nil Bilious Diseases originating fmm lii!utlvitv nf the liver and bowels. Itls a certain cure tor Intermittent and Bilious Fe vers. It euros Dyspepsia ana an nervous com nlalnts. besides being a nice beverage: Instead oflts weakening and debilitating the system It strengthens aim gives an appeuie. wnen a powerful tonic Is required, there is nothing bet ter than the Oregon Chlttum Bitters, All classes of pertons, whether male, or female, may use the Bitters with a certaiaty that It will prevent thejii from contracting those dis eases which are so prevalent in this climate. The Bitters can be found at the CITY DRUG STORE, ox TnmliiU St, between First nnl Second, Portland, Oregon. DR. G. W. BROWN, Solo Proprietor. CIIAS. IAXCXJET A CO., Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco,1' General Agents for the U.S.Oregon Chlttum Bitters. 3 18 U" AGENTS AVV3STJEI HISTORY OT TIIE GRANGE MOVEMENT?! on the Tanners' War Against Monopolies. BEING a full and authentic account of the struggles of the American Farmers a'irnlnst tho extortions or the railroad companics.-with a hUtory or the rise and progress of the Order of Patrons of Husbandry, Its objects and"pr6's- pccis. n srui. .n sigm. -nti lor specimen pases and trmt to Azenls.and see mhvlt sells faster than any other book. Address A. I BANCROFT A CO., ; 721 Market street, San Francisco.' CLOVE KIAPJUFACTORY. riMIE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING SECURED X the services of a French GLOVE MAKER, is now prepareu to manufacture all styles of LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S KID, FUR, BUCK AND DOGSKIN GLOVES PerfeetrFlttlnir and Litest Fashlnns (Ininn. teed. Also.GIoves eleane.1. ilrsl in.1 mmin nn short notice. S-8 C; E. DoBOIS; OREGON' STEAMSHIP CO.'S STEAMBOATS. Notice. IROjr AND AFTER THURS : day, May 1st, the steamer E. N. COOKE Will leave Orecon CItr as follows: On Monday. Tuesday. Thursday and Friday" at 8S A. M.. and on Wednesday and Saturday at 10 A.M., connecting with steamer DAYTON through to I'nmanu. iieiunung, win irave 1'ortlnuil for Oregon City nt 4 P. M. Passcncrcrs for LAFAYETTE and all Interme diate places will tako the CARS at S:I5A. 31., lYintin-iinir nt r.inpm.ih with steamer Dayton, on Tuesday and Friday of each week. Through Tickets sold at the office ot the O. a R. H. Co. at Reduced Rate. . All rrelght by this line delivered to consign ees Free of Drayagei hrciglitreceiveo hiiui .. .. 3tf J- BILES, Agent., LAPD & TILTON, POnTKVND -OREGON Estublislica, 1859. . TF.POSTTS RECEIVED AND ACCOUNTS ilnmc Bonds. Stocks nnil nthfr v-iliiihlo. on deposit for safe keeping. mltted uaue una proceeds promptiyrei: Iuvestmcnts In Real Estateand other propi. ertymadjjror parties. ;ju tilght'und Telcgrahic Exchavzo on Sun Fran- Cisco and tha'AtlantlcStatesfOrsale. - uovernmentsccuritles.boughtana soiu.i Agent ror thctmnactlonof all kind of Fl auclal and Trust Business nt V