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About The new Northwest. (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1878)
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 8, 167S. ETEP.Y 1 IIAE." The peine baa lea or brightness Every rear. AMd Ike enow aauxtUer vrhtteoes. Every year ; Jior do summer's flowers quicken, Nordo sutumn's iruitage thicken A titer onee did. for we sicken Every year. It Is growing darker, colder. Every year. AM tkt heart and oal grow older Every ear: leave not now for dancing. rlkttH m is with passion alaneln;: Love Ml tew and lea entrancing Every ear. Of Che lores end mrravi blended OT the Joyatrsendshlp ended Of the ilea that still' might bind me BuUI Time to lltsdh resigned air. My Infirmltta remind me Xvery year. Oh! how nasi to look before k - While the aW-nTgrow darker o'er me - 'Where wo ana thoMbsom laden - That to Maean -we sdaht have aided, i And Imam awl mulea-di braided. To the nMtmt more dead (aces Ootne no aenr ones In their places Every year. . Baeiywheia the sad eye p til the events; dnsk the .had to tome to them en yea meet us. hev greet us. i to them entreat as Every y"r. "Yeu are gmrlnc old." they tell , "Every ear." "Yew ate mere alone," they tell as. Yaai eaa win no new affection, mm have only recollection, jmsaser aormnr and dejection vary year." Thanh Ood. no eloods are shifting Every year. O'er the land lo which we're dri Iliac Every year. "Vm seams there will grieve us, JWr loving usee leave on. Bar death or friends bereave an. Every year. THE IMDIAX WAE OF 1855-8. Moving forward, we eanipetl on the Columbia River six mile nbove (he DeeeituUea. Here we were honored with a visit and an address by Gover nor Steven's, who afterward fell at CbsHtilla while gallantly defending his eaaatry's flag against armed treason. i?nt as the fierce wind caused a con ataat napping and rattle among the touts and wagon-covers, his utterances were wholly lost upon my eager ear. Kor was hie address a leugthy one, yet be most, have raid more in tlinee brief minutes than ever mortal did before iu the Mine length of time, if tbe few who beard him above the general uproar were to be believed; for there was not a qu&ttion, political, military, scientific, social, or moral, mooted during the Hummer, but was anticipated and set tied in that short address. Arriving at Butter Creek, our worthy on plain determined to allow tbe wagon train to rest a day while lie proceeded to pay Ills respects to an Indian village located, as be was informed, at a place known as Camas l'ruine, a day's jour ney to tbe south. Captain GofT, though on tbe alert nince the previous Novem ber, bad never met an opportunity of tenting bis pro we, and was by this time spelling for tight. He accordingly o base stjciy men and started out Just at dark, hoping to reach tbe doomed vil lage before the dawn of the following day, and, after performing tbe slight task of capturing four or Ave hundred warriors, would return in triumph, alri v itg some thousands of cattle and horses before bim. Two Cllckltat prisoners, who answered (in Chinook) to the eu pheuiouB names of Win-im-i-pe-nutr-sbettaud We-low-we-Iow-I-ickt, whleh extended sobriquets we were relieved to learn were synonymous with "JCetl" and "Billy," respectively, aeenmpariietl us as gulden. The doctrine of total de pravity, though a tenet of tlie eliurub In whleh I was reared, was one upon which I hail previously enter tallied seri AttSdetibte; buta thorough acquaintance with the former of these savage) ills peJIdQlbem all, respecting Indians at least, for if he rMjaseasetl a single redeem ing trait. It wan scrupulously kept out of sight dHring his three months' stay willi ua. About daylight next morning we de scended to Iione Itock Valley, where we allowed our abused steeds to luxurate -on native clover while we add rexeed our selves to tbe killing of rattlesnakes. Here we swallowed our last mouthful f food, when, remounting, we pro ceeded forward, our veracious guides as suring im that we would reach our le ti nation in another hour, itot the sun was at its meridian when from a tim lieretl table-laud we looked down upon a met enchanting little valley. It was small In extent, but carpeted with green ami encircled by hill, pine and lurch - severed, from where sprang an Icy cold spring of pure water of sufllcieut vol urne to drive a mill, and was indeed a perfect paradise. Rut tbe village was deserted. Had it been otherwise, how ever, these sketches, I am persuaded, would never have been written. The sites of no lees, than one hundred lodge were visible, and, as Indians live as much in deAaoee of "cubic-air ordi nances" as the Chinese of Portland, there must have been a population of from Ave to eight hundred hero but a few days prior to the inception of our fool- uaruy expedition. For, In the light of subsequent events, it became plain that ed, tbe deprave,!,- had cunningly oeeoyed our i.-cre..,i, commander, with tbe Inelguiflcau foreef away from tbe main body, In expectation of wit nessing their utter extermination. ist we took up our line of march u k to ward tbe wagons, and ab(H1t bu ,-t reached a fork ot Willow Creek, when hungry and exhausted, we lay dow,; upou me grass to pass the night. Kext morning we were aroused by the music often thousand crows, ami daylight dis closed tbe fact that we bad innocently invaded a breeding-place of these Inter esting creatures, for the oottonwood grove at hand literally swarmed with newly-fledged birds. We pointed our merciless muskets at them, and in an isoredible sliort space of time dozens of sis thflrfaiin rMirmOMq WfiTA SmokltlfT DV our blazing camp-fires, I have never. sampled "crow straight" since, bat, if it always tastes as sweet, people are dis playing a deplorable want of enlighten ment In loading their tables with roast turkey and chicken, while allowing a far more savory bird to tlie of old age. Tlie following midnight we reached Fort Henrietta, to which point the wagons had moved In our absence, aud aooti we were feasting on our regular hard-tack aud beans. I bad but fallen into a sweet sleep when 1 was starlit! by the tongue of our little cannon as It joyously heralded the dawn of our coun try's uulal day. The ntriolic Ameri can never allows the "nloriotis Fourth" to pass without Mime sort of recogni tion, and, though we, were not prepared to spread a tempting feast, we were in iiofrsestton of powder, and, us for orator!", we were not so much troubled to find men able and anxious to We us, as we were to discover means of restraining the scores of Patrick' Henrys that as pired to that honor. liut a "eommlttee of arrangements" was at length agreed upon, and, as there was a position of prominence for each one of them, they wisely agreed to divide tbe honors of tlie occasion among themselves as the easiest and most acceptable solution of tbe perplexing problem. Hence, one was to shine as "Header," ow as "Mar shal," and one as "Orator of the day." And here I am reminded of that apt couplet In that most polished poem of Thomas Gray: "Foil many a gem," etc.. And have .ever since deeply regret toil that some one had not been present to snatch from oblivion and preserve for the delectation of future generations, that gem of an oration that was wasted that day upon tbe "desert air." tor 1 reai I that, but for the art of "short band," Webster's inimitable opeech In reply to the Southern champion, Hayne, would have shared a like fate. Our Cicero began, however, by thanking his auditors for the high liooor conferred in Selecting him to "orate." Said that, In his opiuiou, tbe choice was a judicious oue, however, forheeameof revolution ary stock; that his father was killed while leading a forlorn hope under Gen eral Iturgoyue at the great battle of Thermopylae, July 4, 1776, and that some honored representative of tlie family had been prominent In every important battle fought on American soil since that time. "One brother tit at Waterloo, another at Hobenliuden, and your present speaker bravely faced the cannon's mouth at the great battles of Tipaeauoe nud Tyler, aud is as ready to-day to lead his less-experienced com rades forth to victory or death as ever." Tbe Marshal tclcctcd for tbe occasion was aroused to such a pitch by the patri otic appeals of the orator that lie felt something commensurate with his abil ities was due from bim; hence he "mar Bbaled" us all iuto line aud ordered a simultaneous discharge of our muskets in honor of the day. I was the proud bearer of a venerable weapon that, if it hail been carried by a royalist during tlie revolution ami surrendered at York town, probably wishing to avenge lis national honor, administered to me euoii a stuuning rebuke when I evoked from Its uuuilliog throat a recognition of my country's freedom, as to completely dampen my patriotism, and drsaipate for tbe time my enthusiasm iu the pro fession of arms. But one of my mess mates, If be told the troth and he said he had been Hogged for lying in his youth until he had entirely quit the habit bad a more Incorrigible kicker than I. His-shouhler had been jam moil to a jelly during tbe day by tbe spiteful recoils of his Infuriated old Ilint-Ieek until he could bear it no longer. So, loading it to tlie muzzle, be balanced It aeross a large rock, aud, standing to OMe title, t ouclied It oil. Jlaaklt went, strlk a large tree, ami It osMluued to kkkk until it forced its way entirely through the solid trunk. On examination, he discovered that the half-dozen balls with which it was charged bad fallen (terpendicularly from tbe muzzle of tbe piece, and be became convinced that the ignorant mechanic iu "stocking" it had placed the barrel wrong end fore' most! To be continued. A dandy of twenty-six bavin? been termed an "old bachelor," appealed tn an elderly geiitlemau to decide whether he should be called old or not, giving i age as twenty-six. .-ui me ehlen y gentleiiian: "It is owing to bow you take It. Now, for a man It is young enough, but lor n gouae It Is rallierold Tlie story comes from Dead wood that a member of a certain church coogre Kalinn was howte-kuifed by a zealous deacon for putting a counterfeit quarter Ih the contribution box, and the excited pastor, without leaving hi pulpit, sliot the gooti ilea eon lor creating a disturb ance during divine service. Qtiestiou not the veracity of a friend. a:j:yts roit tiii: xinvxtntTiiwnsT. The following petaoaoara duly authorised to act as Agents Iter the N aw KoarratWEtrr : Mhw MaryMshop Brownsville Mr. S. A. Nhthola Dal la Mrs. H. A. lionghary ...Amity Jt. T. Hobison lnlly Mm. Maria Rammurr .Norm 1 amhlll Mrs. M. Kelty Lafayette Mrs. J. llevore Jonnson -..(ircirnn city Mrs. Bunnell The IMIkM Dr.Bayley - Mr. K. A. Vawters Mrs. H. R. Bishop.-. Mrs. J. W. Jaekaoo W. W. Hsaeb A. W. Atanard - 8. II. ClanKhton.. C. A. Beed . Mrs. M. P. Cook - Mrs J. H. Foster Corvallls -Walla Walla ....Pendleton -.Eugene City ...roTfax.W.T .-.BniwuMvllle . ... Lebanon Salem . . Lafayette ... Albany J. T. Scott. Ban. Mrs. A. E.Corwln . ..Korent lirove .Astoria I i. 1-. risber.. 8aa Franeiaeo Mr. Laura De Force Gordon, Asbhy Pearce MlseVirclnlaUlda. M -1. Nellie Curl Hiramsmitb ...CaiifornlH ... Benton county McMinnvlile Halem HarrisbxrK M. I. Owen Mr-W. A. Mills "Woman's Journal' 1. f oner I- "Mto "-' M. Foils Soqucl, California - . Clackamas ..HoKton, MaaxacbitiuHUi .s;.eJd'. urecon .-New Era Kan Jo-e. Cal Albany "..rajr mS: c naieut wfte" Mr. m. a. wii?; Kutrene City - Latirande llllliiboro ..Spokan Falls. W. T """ r u.-.irii., pli'aw Irw ril ti 1 Hi irlliK lo act a AKrnts will ir num... v,. wjih Washington TerHtorv',r,'Ui'b0Ut 0reK,a andl LIST OF PSJ OFFICES. oRIIUOX. BAKca cotnrrr. Aoburn", Augusta, JI.W City". CTarksvllle, Express Banch,Eldofoo,w.ir--.-. sin, Jordan Valley, W Sautter, Sim, Connor Creek, 2rb vXwder, Terrysvme. BE3TTOK. i-.n rnrvalfla. Ontllna. Kln?s Valley. IJbertv.'uule Elk. NewioH, Kewum, Oil jIU. PI.II"UiHi. M.trrN ivmt. summit. TuImIu, 1 aqulna. Monruc, nic.-i. CLACKAMAS. Bearer. Butle Creek. Canbjr, Clackamas. Clear Creek, Cutlingnviiie, isMru. wit- waukl'e. Needy, Norton, Omron Clty, Onwero, --k- . iu im. (I Mr in hum aimii. Handy, Hpnngwntrr, """JY'S """-".i ' ' ti n im. itDH jninw. ' ' 'J tttngo rout, Hwwmi, CI-ITOU I-. ratftM, .immII. rcaauna. Mebaaem, "7" ' ,1.1- ii.miu. Vmiinit. Isthmu-,, vie. rVmaratv.Oanallla. Dora. Empire City. Kn- rvvlile, atarMneM, imm now, , dolpb. MIIKln, rtitaom. unw mij mu- vuTiMln.iMvel Ford. Iowa loach. Freedom, Jljrile roinl, orway, tHimaer, i--Tacraofa- oeuniBiA. nler, Klverslde. .St. Helena, Bauvle's Island, Scappooae, Clear Creea, vtainn, ernonia. Ctftutr. Chetcoe, Ellensboi;, rVnt Ortord. IIOOOLAB, Vallov 'cbnatand. Colew Valley. Drain, Elkttm, Galeavllle, Uardner, K el !, UuoKlosxl", MyrUa Creek NMth Canyon vllle. UaSland. IVmb Creek. Koaebnrg, Moott har.Taii Mlle.lTinlnaa Citv.Wilbnr.Yonealla. Comstoek, nayV Creek. Kit Creek, Elk iieaa nuruasa, nsmt 1-rawra.pwiaviaruai mi. eajurr. Alvnrd. Oanyoa City. Camp Watson, Itay viue.Jonn imj uij, i-raine uny, i w"""""! lyUahaoCs, Hmnter. Catae lfamey. (Irani te Monument, ML Vernon. I'enola. jacsw.v. Anhlmrate. Ashland. Hffsnenmhoroartl. On tral Point, Eagle loint, aranfi Pass, Hot ipringa, Jackaoavllle. rkport, Pharnlz, kock ra,aaari vaiiey, laoie twea, n -low prlnfn, Barron, rag Hotte, Ilardanellea, JOSBPHUIB. Klrby. Inland. Slate Creek.Waldo, Allbouae, Mieky ttueen. Mnrpny. LA Antler. Bonanza, Dairy, Cbewanean, Drews' Valley, Gna Uahe, Imtut View. Lanaeli Val ley, Unkvllle, itenranuan. Kaw line Creek, silver Latk'e, Apragne River, Somraer Lake, Tule lAkavWMletwU, VVMlshVs Kerry, Tainnz, Plevna. UASK. KiC ltmbta, Cottage drove, Cresvell, Oamr Creek, uastwncurw, uaxier, City, Franklin, Janetlon, Long Kuiatr. llasaaaL 1 fill. Sulslaw.ni 'fom. Me raawOraak, Stnaiell,'rrent, V1UaMM Wrw-Ka,Chsolnr, Belknap Hprings, Butte !MmmolDtment.Crow, Kasi. Fork. Oat Creek, Oeabea. Ida, Irving, isaaeit Bridge, sabetrs, lisahent, Uvarpoot, Mabel, MeXaasie i, waiterviui tlKSf. Allainv. Mr PaMrie, ! Craw fbrdsvtiie. IKamoml UIH POx Valiy, Onus kUaar. HorrisKirs. JUrrU .Raoah, Halaey. jcKlaN,lbaimn.llur.DM.iy,Mt. m Peorla. Pine. frto. ahedd's. Hoda Sprincs da vllle.HweetHome.UnkviUe, Tangent, Water- da vl loo. MAKIOK. Anrora. Anmsvtlle. Knttevtlle, Brooks, Fatr- Oeld, Uervals, Hubbard, Jefferson. Marwo, Monitor, NeweIlsv:ile.aaient-,iiTerion,y- ton. Ht. rani. Turner, woooonm. Aiaer, raw- ell Prairie, Mebabem, sublimity. XUUnfOHAH. Vmmt ivutland. Hortland. Powell's Vallev. St. Johns. Willamette Slonah, Alblna, Koostar Kock, Sanvles. rOUC Grand mute reall, 'ana. TILLAMOOK. Garibaldi, lUlehea. Netaria, Nestoeklon, Til lamook, rrasK, enaiem. OH ATI U. Butter Creek. Henpner, Leaoe, Marnhall, MeadowvUle. Milton. Ilia Roea. riMM Umatilla', Weatoa, Willow Forks, Overton, Midway. U3TIOK. rwa. lalaaal ChW. La Onusde. North Powder, dlan, k flat, PralrUi-Crsek.Hpana. Antalops, BridKe Creek, Hood Rlrt ell, MkoM nprlnevUle, Meott-s, I SpanlVh HolSw. The i DnHesJ. Warn Wasco. Wlllooghby, Fossil. I Pine Cn Creek. Hood Rivar. Mllcb- oneiiroea. si nonnas vniiAoarbbv. Foaall. Pine Creek. Lone Bock. Bake Oven. Crown Koec. camp rHk, riearbutea. Dofnr, Howard, Klngsley. Alex. soring Valley, Tyak Valley, Upper Ucboeo, Waplniua. WASHXaOTOV. Beaverton.Cedar XUl.Cornellns. Dtlley.FOr nOriWV,UieiKW,rei"i,Bia"w',wwi" dleton, Monntaln bale. Peaks, gholpa Ferry, .Tlor-n Ferry. Tualatin, Wap. Oentervllle, Sale's Creek, Oaston, Joppa. Reedville. Went Union. raasuii Amity. Bellevue, Carietoa, Day ion, Lafay ette. MeMlnnVIUe. WIU aaauui. mmnosa WMCMsW Wheatland'. Kewbarg. 1VASIUK!TOJ XltKKITIIKY. rT. 41.1.1 w OOtTMTV. Xeah Hay, New Uungeneae, Port Angeles, Pysht. CbAJUCK. Battle Qronnd, Brush Prairie, Fourth Plain, ..rTTn. tnr ovaaaev. Htooa-bton. Union RiTufe" Vaocwver. Wasbougsl. Fern Prairie. La center, iiao, . CMBHAUa. r-- iii. nhehalls Mtlnt. Klma. Hoaamm, Monteslno, Oakvllle, rlataop, Sharon. COLTKBXA. , Aaww ' Castle Bock, FieeporU Klama, IwerOow- llta. Monttoslio. Jit woibwjw- 811 verLsaa, urswsaw, v.., MbANIk Caaorvllle, Coveland, Dugally, rhmlady, Oak Harbor. 1 port lMseovery, Port Ludlow, Past Townsend. Kuro. Mack Riven Dwamlsh, Fall City, Seattle. Hlonxhter. fmoonalmy, Haaaek. While Klvsr. Useeola, Benton. KtraAP. port Blakely. 1'nrt Gamble, Port Madison, Port Orchard, iwaueva. Teeain. KLICKITAT. Block House. Colnmbaa, Ooldendale. Klleki tat. White Salmon, Blakely, Fuhla, Klickitat Lamina. Algernon. Bolatort, Cheballa, Claquato, Cow nu nien feden. Little Fhlla. Meadow faoofe. Mossy Koek, Napavlne-Jfewauknaj, Hhookans- cnucK, Huver utsck, rv intoca, taseuo. XABON. Arcnda, Lbrhtvllle, Oakland, Rkokumlsh. I'ACIPtO. Brneeport, Brook aeI4. Knanpton.Ojrstei lUle, BtvavsMe. Month I lend. Unity. Woodward Landing, Bay Center, Lake View, South Issue, Ilwaeo. PI Klhi. Franklin. Ike View, Xew Taooma, ruyalTun. Bwilaooom City, Taeoaaa. AMar town. Carbon, Acton, Summer, Mnek,WUka son. HAN J VAX. sm Juan, Iopas, Oraas, East sonncl, Friday Harbor. SSOHOMWH. Centerville, Lnwell, Mukllteo, Talallp, Park l'lace, Stamwood. HKAMANTA. Caacadsa. Collin' IaMdlng. rvns. Crab Creek, Four Lakes, Fort Colville. Hana man's Creek, line Grove, Bock Creek. Rosalie, Spokane Bridge, Spokane Falls, Union Ridge, Walkers l-rame. THCK8TOK. Coai Bank, Beaver, Miami Prairie .Olympta. Tanalqnolt, Tentao, Turn water, leba, Tnds- pentlence. WAHKIAkrx. Cathlamet, Kagie OHO, Sksxookaway, Water- Ibru. WALLA WALLA. Pataha lfairle. Watlsbnrg. Walla Walla. Whitman, w auaia. WHATCOM. Cedar Grove, Gnemas, I Conner, Ilimhl, Lumml. L-ndn, Noottachk, Point William, samlb, seahome. (selahmoo, Kbip Harlnr, Ship Inland, 8katt.Trnuer,Whalcoin,Fidalito. WHITMAy. Cedar Creek. Ceilhx. Kwartvllle.Owensbore, rwoww. Steptos, Union J"0. f"' Illehvllle. Panawana, line Creek, Rosalia. Lincoln, inrautown. TAKrHA. Attanum. Ellennborg, Fort Slmcoe. Kfltl'o", Konuowock, Nanum, Plt-ajul Urove, Meiah, Yakima. ' Money Order Offices. rflGHTHVBAK OF rUDLlhifloy ! FHEosNi&W?- NORTHWEST, DEVOTED TO THE PEOPLE'S DEST INTERESTS! Independent IiiKi'olIiIr.s and Hrllgion 1 MPJ...J.IilMnAT- ina.f.A.iocii: .lultor'and Proprietor. , Associate IMIIer. OPPIOB OK I'UnuavIbNI-atHbweiit ear ner or PranVaba ; AVa A)mi n SfjaMs, (hp- Malnt), I'orlla WI, OrBW. EDITORIAL ROOMS-aomsrF rth and "F" Streets. 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"IIWi llilr aitJ ITUrtw Dje," Ihsrk or Brsira. tOc. o. y. mmm, to-v. 7 m at. s.r. 4 7-5 1 OREGON TRANSFER C0MPA?.Y. Otasral Forwarding and Coramfssion. Fielght and baggage forwarded and detlvered with dispatch, pianos and Furniture moved. Orders tor Hacks lVomady AUrmied tn. Day or NhrbL HlHer S. Vt. Cor. .Seconil uml Slnrli s'lt. rfsPMark. Caraaf O. T. Co. CHEWIEKETA HOTEL, HALEil, OREOO.V. S. I JIATTIIKWN - - - - - Proprietor No pains or expense will be spared lo keep aw ciuame ana every ueparunent oi uua mna nllleent Hotel op to the mark ax THE BEST HOTEL IN OREGON'. DR. WM. K0EKLER, DEUTSCHER ZAHNARZT, (Established WSJ.) tuentaI. BOOMS First street, between Mor jimn and Yamhill, lIonBt IHeak Port land, Oregon. (WW HOOD AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT HOUSE. w.a.sBWBcaT ? i . lm.cjasJMA.v. NEWBiraT, CHAPMAN ft CO.. ' f j- - - - ImpoHm maA Denlen In Agricultural Implenients!' (feneral Agents far I- M. OSMMtW K tc Ow. WO KIJVRKNOWN ED MOWKaW. REA i'KRH, AXIhEI' KIKDntO I1A KVEKTERH, IMPROVED WHITEWATER WAGON, MORRIROK BROl-R CEIJ5BRATED PLOWR. THB LIOXSkLP-DOhTPHUIJCT BAKE, "WtBSf SICKLE ORIMDKR, Threshers, 1 Its lam, and THE DYER HACKS AND CARRIAGES, For the tate of Oregon and tbe Territories of Washington and Idaho. The Falter A- Rayn Sulky. "KELLB OF THE WEST," with rohtto Digger Attachment; the heat Potato Digger made. The .Sulky can b ned to attach a Stock Rake or I low as wall. Tbe REED SPRING STEEL TOOTH 1IAR ROW AND CULTIVATOH.nnewaad valuable Invention. I slew and best of Its class. l.The 0K.NTKX.V1AI. KAN MILL, superior to all 3fmfiiirKV. tuiAi'ji.v.v .v :.. m A as Front, and m . St2 First SC. Portland ( Branch Douses at Rosebnrg. Oregon, and 7 Walla Walla, W.T.) 38 '.V Complete I'ielorlnl IfKUiry of the 'riiiie.---'r!ie let,elietiiKst.iiii(l mo-it Mliert-,Hlnl I'timily I'itier in llio Villon. Harper's "Weekly. IIXCSTRATEIX KOTicaH or tmk nna. 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Subscriptions received for Harper's Perlodl calaooly, Xewspapers are not to eopy this adeartlse ment without Ma ai rmi order eg Harner A Brothers, Address HARPER & B BOTHERS, nlz New York. PORTLAND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. IlOOJI.S-Coriirr First nuil KtarU Sli over IaM .V TIMoa's Bank. 0tslB llrrr lags! TbeaMnJ llniltr Ka A2t Ovcr 100 rarirs and Magazines. MEMBERSHIP FREE TO ALL Monthly Due (11 00 Paynblc lnnrlerly DianrrORs-Wm. s. add, P. C. uyler Jr, M. P. ItmAr.n. W. CortetLSJI Jfe,' A. C. Olbbt, i H. IwK M. W. Feehheher.H Pamng, U Blum. Officers: MATTIIRW F- DKADV. President ..Vice ITesident .Treasnret t" u' FKCI1HK1JIKR OorrespondlngSee II K.VK V A. OXKR- --1 Jbrnrtan and Ke&Sec AIIIXI-STnATOn.S XDTICB. "OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE underaigneu nas oeen duly appointed ad ministrator oiiae estate or ji atina Kaiser, de ceased: and all persons bavins claims and de mands acalnstMtd estalearereantrerl to rmsve snd present tbe same within six months from this date. ANDItBW KAISER. September 17, 1878. Administrator. JNO. M. DALY, Attorncy-at-Law, DALLAS, OREGON, WILL PUACTICBINTnE DlaTKHJT AND United Slates Courts. MsBCELLAXBOOB. OREGON & CAUFfiRKIA RAILROAD CO. 0.2. TIMS SCHEDULE. 1 NO. 14. f JX TAKE EFFECT mnAT. REIT. 1 A. KS.as oau Mar saw Mover assent and In lormathMi of employ-- nmj; the Company t. serve the right to vary therefrom as -nn,, Dally (Snnday excepted) as folios-: PORTLAND Wa ROSEBUKt, AS PoiXOws: LKAVS. a. m. Riawlmig T: a-sl I Port land , 4 . P. M. aVLAl Y EXPRESS TBi IN Daily texeept Rondaya), Aa-roLLOWs: UBATB Anaivk rXntaaad t p. at. 1 Albany 8-Ti r AThaary S3B A. ML I rorthUM, lose a. x. FREIGHT "TRAIWS. Daily (exoept Sunday) I.BAVK. AWiva. Portland :15 a. m. a. x. 1 Junction tMr. m a. a. I Portland oasi. m. 3 The Oregon and Callfbrnia Railroad Fero makes connection with all Regular Trains. Close connections are made at Roseburg with the Stages of tbe California and Oregon si.ii Company ST Tickets for sale to all the principal pot n I -In California and the East,at Company's onVr, Osr.P and Pieat St., at ferry ,rrtlaa. will be Charged on Freight rv hiebouses over 34 hoars. twill not be received for shipment at. J. BKABDT, Jr., K.P. ROOERS. lien, t-liut. Oen. Freight and Passenger Agent. 2-nju KHTABI.IHHED Is. K. S. & A. I LACZTY, Attorneys-ai Law 589 Seventh street, WashinctoiL D. C. Inventor. We procure patents In all countries. Xo a r- TOKNKY rri IN ADVASl-a. No chance Ullh the ualent la granted. No lees ror mating n llmfnary exan?luatiuni. No additional u- lor obtaining and eonductlnc a reiiearnu-. Special attention given Lo Interference '.'- -before tbe Patent Otlice, Kxteusion.o t -1 . . i . -Congress, Infringement So Its In ditt.i-ii: Mates, and all litigation pertaining b Iiim ii tions or Patents, .send stamp tor paruphU '. giving fttli instruction. I'nlleil Mutes t'ollrti aHil Demrtnenl-4. Claims Drosecoted in tbe Supreme Court ! the Dnlted States. Court of Claims. Court Commissioners of Alabama Claims, Souili'-i u Claims Commisiiton. and all claaes oi M.tr claims before tbe Executive Department!.. Arrenrn r lay nml Homily. OhVers. Holdiem, and Satlom of tbe lale w.ir. or their heirs, are In many cases entitle,! in money from tne uovernment, oi wnieii in have no knowledge. Write full hislorj ot wi vlee. and state amount of pay aud bounty ir- eetved. Enclose htamp, and a full repl , nfi-r examination, will be given you without t-ti.irK . 1'entioii. All Offlcers. Soldiers, and Sailors wournli-a captured, or injured In the lale war, tiouevt r alhebt, are esilitle.l to, and can obtain a p n I'liitett Slates tleneml Intuit OAiee. Couteated Land Cases, Private Land Claim Mining, pre-emption, and Uomenteaii Civ - Kaiecuted before the General Land OUW au'J partment ol the Interior. I .Mud Warrant. We pay-cash for Bounty Land Warrants. aiM we invite correspondence with all parties lin ing any lor sale, and give lull and explicit in struct lona where asslenxueuta are imfx-rii ci We conduct our busincsaiusepa nite Hnr :n. having therein tbe elerk-al asiaiauct- oi -it . and expeneiteed laayers. ami j;ie iniri'ln-. personal huperviston toever important p:iH r pre par cii in each eaae. prompt attention tim secured to ail business entrusted to us. An dreas It. . A A. r. l.A'trS. Attorneys. WAHLUTUN,D '. Any person defifrlng intormation as lo tl,, stauuing a.itl responsibility of the firm vul,,,:, request, be furnished with a satisfactory n i i - in uia viciniiy or congressional aisiru-t. fi-17 DR. A. 3. SPISKET. No. 11 KSARNY STEEBT . TrOHtsnll t'hroHfe anil Sfieelnl Ilii-asr YOUNC MEN 1rHO MAY BE SD FEE KING FI ' ft ellcclsof outhlui loillesor lin . will do well lo avail themselves ol n. -greatest boon ever laid atthealtaro- .'' humanl'y. UK. Nfl.NXEY will jrua.jn -forfeit 9.SIV lor every case ol seminal weakn'---or private disease of any kiud or churacit r which be undertakes and fails to cure. MIDDLE-ACED MEN. There are many at the age of thirty to si t who are troubled with loo Ireiineiii e acu.it. ,,n of the bladder, often aceompanieil by a -ii-hi smarlins or burning sensauoo, and a weaken ing oi the system in a maimer the iatient can not aceocnt tor. On examining tbe unu.irt deposits, a ropy seiliinent will often Ih- i-hiii.i. and sometimes suiall particles ti alliuiiu-u will appear, or tbe color will be ot a tlm mtlkiiu hue. again ebangrng tn a tlark ,u,.i torptti appearauce. There are many men w h, die or this ditncalty ignorant of the cus, , which is tbe second stage or semlual ikn,--. Dr. S. will guarantee a perfect cure in all sui li cases. and a healthy restoration of the j;, nii,. nrlnary organs Omce hours 10 to 4, and stoS. Bundays from 19 to II a. a. Consultation free. Tborouuli ex amination and advice, (a. Call on or address, DR. SPINNFY t i ).. 7-32 No. II Kearny HL.Han Kraucix-,,. 2MPIRE 3AEERY. CARL VOGS, (Boceensor to Peter Wagner) , Maniifs stiiier of BroJ, Cakes, Pattry, Pflot Bread, Simla, l'lcnlc, nutter, ostH, Sugar and Shoe rlj CRACKERS, JENNY LMiB CA'ES, WX SHAPS, ETC. St Washington street, Portland Ogn. BB-Ordem from the Trads sol Idle.! . rr :s PAY & MANNIH-Gr, -r-FAU5BS TN OROCERIEft AND PKOVIs DFruflsand Vegelables, Corner ofTliiril anil I streets, PORTLAND, OREGON. We return our thanks for tbe liberal patron am reeelved. and would announce to our pat rons and tbe nubile aenerallv that. In addition to our present location, we have opened u oranen store, CnriierTnirteeiitli nml II streets. PORTLAND, OREGON. 7 OO TO THE AURORA RESTAURANT, Northeast ear. Front and Alder streets. The only place In Pottrand where yon can m t A OOOS SQUARE MEAL For 25 Cents. P CUIUS. NCLOTII Frvm HIS OLD PATRONS AND THK Pnbllc maera' ly to call at bis NEW BUTCHER SHOP, Washington hL, one door east or Third. vnS.' V