-JULY 3, 1879.
H0MEJTEW8.
The prospect for nrio to-morrow is
aoite good.
Tlie California will sail for Sitka ami
way ports on me am inat.
The various banks of tbe city will
close to-morrow and Saturday.
Remenyi was serenaded at the St
Charles Hotel on Monday evening.
jolin T. Raymond may be Uie next
atmctioo at jnbw jtiarKet.iii8a.ier.
Sheriff N onion will swear In a large
number or deputies rasjie irourtu.
The cricketers wbo- are to play the
Victoria eleven left yesterday for that
city.
Pure buttermilk cab be obtained of
Mr. Stitzel, corner North First and B
streets.
Tbe visiting post ofllce ouloiala agreed
that Portland la entitled to free postal
delivery.
The Idaho CIlv World eavs Portland
Is the most rapidly growing oity on the
1'actnc UoasL
Tbe steamer Lurllne and tbe barge
Autocrat have been engaged for the
printers' picnic.
Prdbablv four orews will ooutest the
double-scull rae to-morrow, to come oil
along: tbe elty Trout.
Tbe Open Temperance Association's
mooali;bt excursion on Tuesday night
was numerously attended. -
Mr. W. C. Cbattin Is now sole propri
etor of the Sanitarium baths, corner
Second aud Taylor streets.
Judge Bellinger last Saturday sen
tenced James Nolan to the penitentiary
for ten years for an afasanlt to rob.
Mr. R. L. Durham was unanimously
elected Auditor and Clerk by tbe Com
mon Council on last Thursday evening.
Owing to the superior finish and excel
lence ol work, A bell stands pre-emlueut
as a photographer. Give him a
call.
Tbe daily papers were not so sareful
to suppress tbe suicide of a poor printer
last week as they were that of a former
member of a prominent First-street Qrra.
No. 2' s nine defeated the Owls (No.
8) yesterday afternoon by a score of 21
to lo, fairly outplaying Ibem at every
point. This was tbe fifth game for the
oat.
All those who need cleaning ordyelng
uooe win do well to remember that O.
Conrad has removed from 227 Second
street to 10 Salmon, between Frout and
JfirsL
Tbe closest contest so far for the oham
pion bat was played last Saturday be
tween tbe nines of No. 28 and No. 4's
engine compauies, tbe latter Anally
wiuning.
George H. Himes, the reliable expo
nent of the "art preeervativeef all arts,"
is able and willing to do any style of
book or job priming. Call at Ito. 5
Washington street.
Tbe National Employment Bureau Is
at tbe cottage, 107 Morrison street, op
posite the post oflle. Mrs. BUI Jones
superintends tbe ladies' department. J.
Russell Jones, manager.
To-night Mrs. II. S. Stubbs will lead
tbe prayer meeting at the Congrega
tional Church, giving her essay read at
tbe geueral association at Forest Grove;
subject, "Sabbath Schools."
The cases of the State of Oregon vs.
Jackson Grant and the two Chinese un
der sentence for murder In the first de
gree will be re-tried at the present term
of the Slate Circuit Court.
Bishop Seghers, who has been ap
pointed to take charge of this diocese,
arrived here Tuesday afternoon, from
Victoria, and was tendered a reception
by the Catholic clergy aud laity.
Manager Maguire is negotiating for
the appearance of the comedians. Hob
son and Creue, after their visit to Cali
fornia next September. Tbey will open
tbe regular dramatic season next Fall.
A Fourth of July bull will be given
to-morrow evening at Turn Halle by
tbe Washington Guard Band. Profes
sor Boos will lead the orchestra, which
Is sufficient guarantee that the musle
will be excellent.
Notice tbe announcement, In our ad
vertising columns, under "New To
day," of the popular Third-street firm,
Olds & Kinr. Their establishment is
first-clans In every particular, aud their
prices admit uo grumbling.
Young Hodson, tbe Incendiary who
fired the Santa Rosa Wine Ompauy's
works, first conceived the idea while
listening to tbe utterance of the agi
tators of the Kearney stamp that so
overrun and disgrace California.
Rev. E. J. Galvin, of Walla Walla,
and Miss Mary E. Maek, sister-in-law
of Rev. T. L. Eliot, were married at the
Unitarian Choreli In tbls oity last
Wednesday evening. The happy couple
will make a tour on Paget Sound belore
leaving for Walla Walla.
Tbe pupils of Hillsboro sehool at
tended the funeral of Miss Fearuslde
last Thurxiiay In a body. A correspond
ent of the Oregnnian says: "It Is seldom
that a teacher will gain the love and
confidence of her scholars in so short a
time as Miss Fearuslde has."
A young man named E. A. Kern fired
two shots at Henry Wilmer, keeper of a
livery stable, on Wednesday morning,
at the corner of First and Washington
streets. Wilmer assaulted him, knock
ing hfm ott a carriage, aud endeavored
to take tbe vehicle and horses to his
stable, when Kern sent a couple of bul
lets after him. The trouble grew out of
the fact that Kern owes Wilmer a bill
for stabling.
Tbe number of arrests during the
month of June was 166. About 90 per
cent of this article whs for "drunk and
disorderly." The .psllce seem to have
beeu exercising themselves a little, ow
ing to tbe fact that there Is a new mem
ber in tbe Board of Bailee Commission
ers, and raided 'the long-uudlsturbed
opium-acnoking dsns. The number ar
rested for violation of tbe ordinance
against this vlee was 21.
Of tbe Jbrtr-one teachers engaged for
tbe poblte sebooVs.ln this city for the
ensuing ye'
seven are ladles.
The hmo nw
all tbe seboote
Klla C. SaWn
iglier brandies' In
pi the North. Miss
ig '"principal in that
school.
inline teachers beinir
employed hi tl
:t .building. It need be
tbufr the gentlemen re-
hardly stswea
H hrntt salaries and escape the
.ry of UflffiJUB tue youoBest
r'ipiia.
ft is a
hexoltizens of Port-
and that
itSi like tbe great
Kesaeoyi
lay-tosmall audiences
wuiie a
ramatic company was
forced U hoBnt the sign, "standing
room onlv." every night. Barrett Is nn
iinnt mrtat. but liia sunnort was poor.
iUmeoyl and the two people with him,
Mia Ktnntsv Thurston and Mr. i.
Di'i'.-ken, ars without doubt the greatest
r-jst. tfat ever vtsttea i-ortianu. ine
Vanrfaff sewn s to be about right when
it Mva the nerfnfmatice is too classical
for the stventee Porllander. A matinee
ill be given to-morrow afternoon, and j
In the evewtag tbey will make their last
appearance lo Portland. '
THTHSDAY.
LMILStV
mas
mi
sboatKlIB
ca
The sale of tbe 0. S. N. Co.'s property
was consummated lost Tuesday after
noon, Mr. Henry Vlllard representing
the purchasers. In all, there were
twenty-peven steamers and three barges,
aggregating a carrying capacity of
about 10,000 tons. In addition,
the locks at Oregon City, a large
amount of wharf property, live miles of
railroad at tlie Liower Cascades, fifteen
miles from Tbe Dalles to Cclilo. and
thirty mites from Wallula to Walla
Wallo. were inoluded in tbe transfer.
It is said that S2.000.000 was tmld down.
though that does not inolude tbe entire
purchase price. It is said tbo purchasers
received four-fifths of the company's
biuck anu six-seveutus ol tlie walla
Walla Railroad.
tsarretl's benefit, last Friday, was
largely attended. It was perhaps tbe
most murderous performance ever given
of "Julius Cassar." Willie Seymour
was called before tbe curtain at the end
of the third act for a poor rendition of
.Marc Autouy. air. Uarrell wisely gave
tbe forum scene for blm in the follow
ing act. At itsconclusion be was called
before the curtalu, and a poem, written
by Mr. A. T. Hawlev. of ban irancisco.
was read by Judge Deady. Tbe Sunday
Welcome describes Its reudltlon In tbe
following truthful manner: "Judge
Deady's song at Barrett's benefit sur-
prlteu even his most Intimate friends
by the latent powers of vocalism dis
played. Many, however, would have
preferred to hear some talented elocu
tionist, like Colonel J. McCrakeu, read
the poem, instead of hearing the Judce
sing it without an orchestral accompa
niment.'1 Tbe performance would have
been more satisfactory If the prompter
bad been provided with a trumpet; his
words would have been a little more
audible.
A lady In North Portland, tbe other
day, ordered the Celestial who presides
over tbe culinary department of her
nouseuolu to prepare a certain Kluu or
pudding for dessert, in which the Haver
ing essence was extract of lemon. Tbe
"little brown man" informed her that
me no got lemen." She was going up
to a grocery store, and said she would
get a bottle of tbe extract. She returned,
but forgot the extract. Tbe domestic
shortly after was Hint up stairs for
something, and discovered a lemon bot
tle filled with a light-looking fluid. He
thought the lady bad forgotten to give
him the lemon, and so carried the bottle
dowu and flavored the savory dessert
with the contents. When the pudding
was served, it was discovered that some
thing was wrong. It was not particu
larly good. The madam remembered
she had failed to get the essence of
lemon, aud Inaugurated an investigat
ing committee. She now thoroughly
believes that hair oil, even if kept in a
lemon bottle, dims not give an inviting
taste to anything. The young lady of
the be use, In one of the little freaks that
uo mortal person can understand, had
filled a lemon bottle with the oleagin
ous article. Kearney's slogan, "The
Chinese must go," fell on the inno
cent's fan-like cur, aud the poor Mongol
now (Hinders over the eccentricities of
a 'ilelioan woman's toilet as he waits
for another situation that will yield
him the munificent sum of four dollars
per week.
It Is claimed that the announcement
that Bolivia had authorized vessels sail
ing under her flag to seize Chilian mer
chandise even in ueutral ships aud not
contraband of war, emauated from
Chilian sources. A Bolivian ageut at
Lima, Peru, disclaims any knowledge
of the proclamation.
That the pbonasrapfa caa "bottle op" the
voice and pass It down to future ages Is Indeed
a womler, bat Is sot the restoration of a lost
voice more wonderful ? And yet Dr. Ileree'a
Golden Medical Discovery speedily restores a
lost voice, oars hoarseness, sore throat, bron
chitis, and consumption. Many ministers
who had abandoned the pulpit, by reason of
sure throM and general debility, have, by the
nseof the Discovery, been restored lo perfect
health and suengtb. Sold by drain tit.
Tbe proper coarse lo be pursued by any one
troubled with a disease of tbe skin Is to pro
cure and use wKbovt delay Glennm Sou-hfr
Soap, the most reliable of partners. It com
pletely removes) those eruptions which olnt
ments so often full U cure, and remedies Irri
tation, abrasions and roughness of the skin.
Pimples, blotches, tan, freckles, In short, all
eomptexkmal blemishes are eradicated by It,
and It aflbrds prompt relief to m ancles and
Joints racked by rheumatism. Clothing and
linen which have been used In the stek -room
caa be thoroughly disinfected by It, and dls-
of an obnoxious nature prevented by Its
It completely does away with two paces
sity ol costly salpbnr baths, since at a merely
nominal expense it prod doss the saw cflfeeU.
Phyrtclans of eminence speak In lb highest
terms of Its remedial properties, and It has
been used as a disinfectant and deodoriser In
hospitals and Inarmarles with the most satis
factory results. It is extremely popular with
the fair sex, on account of the eiearoaes and
smoothness with which It endows tbe cuticle,
thas heightening personal comeliness, as well
as promoting a healthy condition of the
porous system. Sold by druggists. Price, B
cents per cake. On box (t cakes), 73 cents,
sent by mail, prepaid, on receiptor price, c
N. Crttieaton, proprietor, 7 sixth a venae, New
York City.
NEW THIS WEEK.
SUMMER GOODS!
LADIES' LINEN SUITS AND OUSTERS
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
PIQUES, LAWNS & GRENADINES
IN THE BEST VAI.UK4.
FANS, PARASOLS AN3 SEASONABLE UNDERWEAR,
NEW AND CHEAP.
THE BEST BARGAINS IN
BLACK DRESS AND TRIMMING SILKS
BVRK OFFERED IN 0HB8ON.
OLDS & SING,
No. 117 Third street, Portland, Oregon.
8-5
A CARI.
To all wboareranerlBs from tbeorrorsand
lnd herotkras of youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss of manhood, etc, I will send
recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
Tbls great remedy was discovered by a mis
sionary la South America. Send a ulf-ad
dressed envelope to the Its v. Joseph T. Inman
Station D, New York City. 8-29
Certain Cure for Oncer.
Mrs. Dr. Mary O. Brown takes this method of
y log to the afflicted that she I In possession
of a safe, certain, and painless cure for that
most loathsome and terrible disease known as
Cancer, in all its forms and phases. Her
remedy Is never known to fall. Address lira.
Dr. Mary O. Drown, Olympia, W. T. 7-
off- The National Gold Medal was awarded
to Dradley A Rulofson lor the best Photographs
In tbe United Stales, and the Vienna Medal
lor the best In the world. 129 Montgomery
street. San Francisco.
Illlll Hair ami Whisker Iye,blaekorbrown
0 cents.
DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY.
GREAT DISPLAY I
'THE WHITE HOUSE!"
MILLIXEKT GOODS!
Tho Vory Latest Stylos
Direct from NEW YORK.
flowers, it i n no xs, featiihiim, rtc.
In all New Colors and Shades.
HA.T3 AND BONNETS
In all the New Shapes, trimmed to order by
an leoomplMted Milliner.
PATTERN HATS IN ELEGANT VARIETY
A Carefully Selected Stock of
FASHIONABLE SPRING DRESS GOODS,
TIBS, GLOVES. RUCIIINOS, BUTTONS,
AND FRINGES.
Merchants from the Interior ate respectfully
Invited to Inspect our-goods before purchasing
their Spring supplies.
LEWIS A- STRAUSS.
839 No. S7 Vint Street.
SUMMER MILLINERY I
MILS. J. STKl'IIEXSON
Hasjast received a large addition to Iter stock.
wubhuri; ui mi ciegani varmy oi
SUMMER MILLINERY!
TTAVINO
ENGAGED MISS FULTON, a
IT leading
milliner of Snn PruneJsoft. we
otter the Latest and Choicest Styles In tbe elty
at the LOWEST RATES.
Apprentice gtrl wanted Immediately.
Six large rooms to let.
MRS. J. STEPHENSON,
No. 247 First st, tL Main and Madlsou.
8-W
n WASHINGTON ST., PORTLVND. OltE
U gon. respectfully request all the readersof
Ibe Nbw Nokthwrst who have work la his
line to call U Don or aillnM hltn VllmniM
given on application, and all Inquiries
promptly answered. n-Al
OREGON TRANSFER COMPANY
General Forwarding and Commission.
FreJsht and bassac forwarded and tieilvered
with dispatch. Pianos and Furniture moved.
Orders far Hacks I'rarnptlr Attended to, Day
or Night.
Oilier S. tr. Tor. Second nud Ntnrk Sis.
or Maris, Care of O. T. Oo.
SOMETHING NEW FOR PORTLAND
PURE MILK AND CREAM!
KAIMtOAD 31 ILK BRPliT!
HOTTER MILK and SOUR MILK always on
band.
S-M
FARW'SLL A OILKBY.
BENKERT'5
BOOTS
WIBERO & KIERNAN'S,
115 Front street,
PORTLAND
-0RHO0N
S-IT
S. A. NEPPACH,
Plini'miicint,
Dealer In
DRUGS, CHEMICALS AND MEDICINES.
DEUrSCIIE APOTHEKB.
Corner First and Oak streets, Portland, Or.
Phystatans Prescriptions Prepared at all
o uours. uay uriKuu
XOTICK.
0. CONRAD HAS REMOVED
Djcln; and Clcanin
Establishment
Prom
Second street to Jfo. Salmon, h-
ivhd nnuw rronL 8-41
Ico Croam and Soda Water I
ALISKY & HECELE'S
PliEMIUa CAXDT JIAXU FACTO BY,
rimt St., bet. Alder and Morrison.
S-3S
CHRIS. S CLOTH
pfJTTBS 1113 OLD PATRONS AND TTTE
A. i-uuue generally to call at Ills
NEW
BUTCHER SHOO
" CSM stu AUUU.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FISHEL & ROBERTS,
LEADING
CLOTHIERS, HATTERS,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Corner ol 11 rt nud Alder streets.
PORTLAND, OREGON. -
THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK !
THE MOST FASHIONABLE STOCK!
TUB HOW EST PJtlOES
Of any House In the State.
EVERT GARMENT WARRANTEO AS REPRESENTED
risur.i. .v nonr.RTS.
Turner First nnil Alder Streets.
6-se
SINGER
SINGER
SINGER
Sewing Machines!
Sewing Machines!
Sewing Machines!
GREAT
GREAT
REDUCTION!
REDUCTION !
These popular Machines are now sold
greatly reduced prlees. Call or send for price
before purchasing any other.
Machines sold on note or lease, and a liberal
discount for cash.
THE SIXCrit MTG COMI-AXT,
WILLIS a FRY, Manager,
lis First street, between Yamhill and Taylor
T It 41 I I ..
EMPIRE BAKERY.
VOSS & FUHR,
(Successor to Peter Wajner),
Manufacturer of
Bread, Cakes, Pastry, Pilot Bread
Soda, Picnic, Butter, Boston,
Su;ar and Sboo Fly
CRACKERS,
JENNT UNO CAKES, GIKCER SNAPS, ETC.
SI Washington street, Portland Ogn.
oOnIers from the Trade solicited.
PORTLAND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
KOOJIS-forucr First aud StnrU Kl.,
over Ladd A TUton's Bank.
Osnlalas Orcr Klgbt Thousand Cholre Book,
Over 100 Papon and Magazines.
MEMBERSHIP FREE TO ALL.
Monthly line SI OO Iaynble Quarterly
Directors Win. R. Ladd. P. tiSclinrlpr. Jr
M. P. Deadr, II. W. Corbett, W. II. lirackett,
A. a aiblw, d II. IwIs,M. W. Fechhelmor.IL
riuiiBg, L 111 U III.
Office m
MATTHBW P. DEADY..
.President
I. KAILIXH-
-Vice iTesUlent
I", a SCHUYLKR.Jn
-Treasurei
M. W. KKCH1 1 HIM Ell .Correspondlne Sec
HENRY A. OXER Librarian and RecSec
G. NEIMEYER,
MERCHANT TAILOR
First street, bet. Ash nud I'lur,
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FINE
ami complete stock of ,
SCOTCH, ENGLISH, FRENCH t DOMESTIC GOODS
Yi'hteli aro unsii.passed, and which he
will make up
AT COST PRICES.
as
PROF. E. COOK,
HAVING SEVERED HIS CONNECTION
with the Oregon Conservatory of Music,
has opened
MUSIC PARLORS
On First U, bet. Mnlu and Salmon,
Over the Music Store of Robblns A Yates, and
Is prepared to teacn riano, urgnn, oice uuuu
IncSinRlni;. Thorough ISassand Harmony.
Annllcatlons may be made at tbe Music Store
of I). W. Prentice A Co., Robblns A Yates, or at
Morse's Palace or Art.
Pmf. Cook, throoch the conrtesr of Mr. Jas.
Steel, Rev. J. A. Cruzan and D. w. Prentice A
Ok, begs leave to refer lo these gentlemen as to
personal cuantcirranu professional aoiiiiy.s-.ii
GO TO
THE AURORA RESTAURANT,
Northeast cor. Front and Alder streets,
The only place In Portland where you can get
A GOOD SQUARE MEAL
6 For 25 Cents. 35
W. J. QUINN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Stark street, between First and Second,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
SUITS MADE TO OIIDER
I 1 T.(t Ul.l.
and guaranteed to give
' lauuicuuu
THE NEW NORTHWEST.
SIXTH l'EAK OF Pl'BLlOATIOX !
THE NEW NORTHWEST,
A Weekly Journal
DEVOTED TO THE PEOPLE'S BEST INTERESTS I
Independent In Politics and Religion!
rniHS WELL-KNOWN WEEKLY J0UR-
nal begins Its Ninth Year of Publication
with Its Issue ot May 1st, 1ST9, under the busi
ness management ot the Diwiway Pudlish-
isoConrAr, to whom all letters connected
with the Editorial, Advertising or Subscription
Departments of the paper are to bo herentter
directed.
The Nrw Northwest Is not a Woman's
Rights, but a Unman Rights organ, devoted
to whatever policy may be necessary to secure
the greatest good to the greatest number. It
knows no sex,nopolltIcs,no religion, no party,
nocolor.no creed. Its foundation la fastened
upon the rock of Eternal Liberty, Universal
Emancipation and Untrammeled Progression.
OFFICE OF PDBIJCATION-Southwest cor
ner or Front and Washington Streets, (up
stairs), Portland, Oregon.
THE OHARMING SERIAL STORY,
"ELISOR XORTOX,"
Br MRS. MARY SHANE SMITH,
Was commenced In our Issue of May Sth.
MRS. DTJNI WAY'S peculiarly original style
of Editorial Correspondence will continue
from week to week to attraet thousands of
readers, and Editorials are promised upon all
the leading topics of the day. CORRE
SPONDENTS are also employed to furnish
weekly letters from Washington, New York
and various parts of Europe.
No pains will be spared to make THE NEW
NORTHWEST the leading newspaper of Its
class In America. Its literature Is always
moral In tone and Instructive and elevating in I
character, and Is sousht after by the best and
most Intelligent class of readers. As a medium
for Ad vertlslHg, this Journal has no superiors.
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Six months ,
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LI RUR AL INDUCEMENTS
Agents and Canvassers I
SEND IN YOUR ORDERS EARLY!
Rally. Friends, Co the Support of Jlmnan
Itlelit on'1 The People'a raper.
DUNIWAY POBLISIIINO COMPANY,
Corner of Front and Washington streets (en-
trance on Washington), Portland, Or.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FLEISCHNEE, MAYES & CO.
Front and First streets, bet. Ash and A,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers
SUMMER SEASON.
M
R. MAYBR HAS MADE VERY EXTEN
slve pureiiaseaor a run line oi
MILLINEEY GOODS,
Direct from the Manufacturers and Importers
In New York. Our stock will consist oi me
latest styles and shades or
JTeutlier-H nnl PluincH,
French Flowers,
Hats, Shapes,
Ribbons, Plain, Gros Grain and Fancr,
Silks, YelTCts, etc., etc.,
To whleh we (nvlte the attention of the Milli
nery Trade of Oregon and Washington Terri
tory. Being the only Wholesale House In trie State
Importing MILLINERY GOODS direct from
New York, we will be prepared to offer extra
Inducements to our Friends and Patrons.
OREGON
FER.VITl'KE a.LVUFACTUniXG C03IPAXY,
Manufacturers of
And dealers In
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
MATS, RTJ6S, CDRTAINS,
WALLPAPBR,SrRINO BEDS,
HAIR MATTRESSES, Etc.
Sales-rooms, Cbrner First and Yamhill Sts.,
Steam Factory, Ooi Br Front and Madison SU..
PORTLAND. OREGON. 3S
Portland to San Francisco.
Carrj ins U. S. Hall and Wells, Fargo i
Co.'s Express.
The Oreiron Kleamshln Oomnanv and Pa-
elllc Coast steamship Company will dispatch,
every five days, for the above port, one or their
new and elegant A 1 Iron Steamships, viz:
THE OREGON, GEO. W. ELDER, AND
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
SAILING DAYS June 3, S, 13, 19, 23, 28.
. THROUGH TICKETS sold to all the princi
pal Cities In the United Stales and Canada.
For partienlars for Passage and'Frelgbt,apply
to G.W. WEIDLER, Agent O.S.S. Co.,
Corner F and Front Sts., Portland,
Or J. McCRaKEN ACo.,Agts P.C.S. S.CO.,
00, 62 and 61 North Front ML, Portland, Or.
COBBETT'S
LIVERY, HACK AND FEED STABLES,
Cor. Second snd Taylor streets.
Reasonable Charges for Hire and JjSl'!,zC
Haek orders promptly attended. Day or Nlgnu
WOODWARD AvMAOOO.V
I'roj"s.
PIONEER WOOD-YARD,
Fjot of Tamhlll street.
JULIUS BORESSEN.
AIL KINDS OF WOOD,
Sawed and unsawed, constantly on hand, and
c HAllrered tA an Dart nt the rlfv rr
BARBER & NICKLIN.
DEXTI8TS,
(Successors to J. IL Hatch,)
No. 100 First street, Portland, Oregon.
MiTlrr
TIi?,U?5SI2'EDV1fS' TAKING LEAVt
.-f- . , . . hi n ii is sincere tnanksfoi
the liberal patronage that has been bestowed
""J'dbespeat for his successors contin
uance of the same. Both Drs. Barber A Nick
,ln ?re eeot'emen In every way worthy ofanv
confldence that may be placed In theni.indii
SuCll 1 rMl r MnlAnllniial . .
to m v roTeVVrienH . . n.i Vf. ,'""""nci mem
. rMUu3.
J. 11. HATCH.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Importers, Jobbers, and Re
tail Dealers
IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE I
onStrtsini i n
Between Morrison and Yamhill streets.
In order to make room for our
SPRING STOCK I
We have made
Surprising Reduction in prices
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
Dry Goods I
Dry Goods! Dry Goods!
Dry Goods ! Dry Goods! Dry Goods!
0-003DS!
Dry Goods! Dry Goods! Dry Goods!
Dry Goods ! Dry Goods I
Dry Goods!
FANCY GOODS!
Silks, Novelties, Clothing, and
FURNISHING GOODS!
Hats and Caps, Ulsters and Overeoats, wltl all
oe sotu at
Astonishing low Prices.
BOOTS AND SHOES
"WITH
Grocery Department Connected,
T TUB
GREAT AMERICAN STORE.
COMSTOfK & PFLIIGEB,
Second street, between Morrison and Yamhill,
roruano. x
JOHN A. BECK,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER.
Hi Front street, Portland, Oreeon.
Fine Assortment of
CIQCXS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, AND SPECTACLES
At LOW PRICES.
Iam selling American Watches at EASTERN
PRICE'S with Wells Pareo charges added.
NO HUMBUG ! Seth Thomas' Clocks at Old
Rates.
REPAIRING a Specialty.
In Prices I Defy Competition. 8-3
CATARRH POSITIVELY CURED !
DR. JAMES KECK, THE CELEBRATED
Catarrh Doctor, of Chicago, formerly of
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..II1UI .IlltlUI.I) I J 11 VJ .1 .UW.VU IU 1 III V. lilt.
Oregon, where he gives (at his office) a FREE
TRIAL of a
SURE CURE FOE CATAHEH.
The Doctor treats snceessfallr all nhmnta
Hf Cli Una anil P.mnta U'mlrnuu.. u. ..
eer without pain; has a never-falling cure for
rr.ctu wiiu auus. jieaicines senc to all
parts of the countrv. and ail nroor Questions
answered through the mails DromDtlv bv en.
closlnstwostamps. OmceConsultatlon FREE.
h me, or can anu see ine Doctor II you are
needing medical aid.
oince birowbrldge'sBulldlng.cornerlttand
Alder streets, north of Town Clock, motni
No.'s IS and It, second floor.
Office hours From 11 a. v. to 12 jr., ami from 1
to 5, and 6 to 8 p.m. Sundays, 1 tot p. x.
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NEW MARKET.
NEW ENGLAND MARKET
(Formerly Amador),
Corner of North Fonrtli mid l: streeta.
rf THIS MARKET YOU WILL FIND AT
all times, and at the LOWEST POSSIBLE
PRICES, Fresh, Smoked and Salt Meats, Poul
try. Lard and Birzs. Also Henrv Ames i Co.'s
Standard St. Louis Sugnroareu Hams, and.
James E. Boyd's Extra Omaha Hams, the
nan auey oranu.
BirGlve us a call.
8-9 NEW ENGLAND MARKET.
DR. J. a. OLE XX.
TJentiwt,
Southwest corner First and Tamhlll
PORTLAND. OREGON.
ATTORXEYS-AT-IiAW.
w.cjonssos. r.o.M'cowjf. la.macrux.
JOHNSOil M'COWH i MACRUM,
Attorneys and Counselors-at -Law
WIHPraellce In all the Courts of theState.
AJm.ua - ' " ' , 1 1 1. w v. A i 1 11 n. VAJllCfT-
tlons, lncludlne Rents of Portland Property
promptly made. Abstracts furnished, and
Real Estate Leased, Bought and Sold In Mult
nomah and Clackamas counties. Particular
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Offlce, Oregon City.
Offlees-Monnastes' Briek, First street, Port
land, Oregon, and Main street, Oregon City.
J0I1K II. MITCHELL RALl'lt X. DKMKNT.
MITCHELL & DEMENT,
AHorncys-at-Law.
OFFICE Cornertirst and Morrison streeU,
rooms rormerly oooupled byBuehtet'a Pie tBre
Gallery. 8-3S
3. If. BO LP ir.
Z. C BROSAUOII.
JOS. SUJOW.
C A. DOUU.
Doirn, BBoxAuon, dolfh a siho.i
Attornc vs-at-Laro
ODD FELLOWS' TEMPLE, PORTLAND.
JNO. M. DALY,
Attorney-a t-Law
DALLutS, OREGON,
WILL PRACTICE lviu
United States Courts.
rlLL PRACTICE IN THE DISTRICT AND