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.The grtW Hwne-Ho lull with fluctuant tMe
" f be marble palace of the Mandarin . . -- r
- Witlrout bloom citron gardens wUhlfl j
' Rise stately otirt-yard. ortleood mid wldei J
I hear ortlnkitnrf bells, the allvcr din
From -poreelal'n tower, whence caracole and ride .
. Great hos's of Mongols, while from JlaiAutig's side
The annual festival wrthprmrp --
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Ravished I e? lime, swcei, umrr)i gin, v -
Che-JJlaiig's most acred4)rlneeH, paNing through I
Thejiterry town where drngoned flag unfjkrl .
Their gold and argent on he hair's duitft hue
I scertier enter, catch her mil of pt-arl,-.-
And ftuiell A wondroua perfume, trance and newt
THE IltLSH LAND TROUBLES.'
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From the Independence. IUyenTdet
A? there 1 a desire on the part of niauy of our
rpftJer for a conipreliensive fetatement o(. t'he opy
"preBslve British act which have, .brought about
the prenent deplorable condition of afpiiw In Ire
land, we have taken the trouble to collate all the
information we have on the iubject, and now pre
Bent it In a condensed form. AVe will preface it,
however, with the' remark that affairs In the un
happy Isle are every day assuming a more alarm
ing phane. A Winter of uncommon severity U
. setting in, and the poor Irish tenantry are now
almost In a state of starvation. The breach be
tween, the landlo'ftl and the tenants 1 constantly
widening, and the demonstrations are of a more
sanguinary character. - The people are constantly
becoming bolder, in their demands, and are evf-
dently. well armed with improved weapons. Hut
to return to the early history of England's legis
lation, by which the Irish were robbed of their
lauds. .
At the time of the English interposition be
tween the hostile Irish kings of Unster and Mun
eter, thfe British forces' took possession of a large
portion of Irish soil, to which accessions of land
were constantly made, without warrant, of law,
until In the year 1547, when, under Edwetnl VI.,
an act was passed confiscating certain Irish estates
and conferring them upon British subjects.
In l.VM, William and Mary laid forcible claim
to the counties of O'Moore and O'Connor, and
lslnce then Leix and Oilkly have been known as
"Klnirs" and ,4Oueens" counties. ' . -
I n-MfviHjiM ttawt n connea - oy- rxya-Mn
PORTLAND.
The Great Commorcial Center of trie
.Northwest.
ItM ProwMit iinil Ita jKut lire.
It baa a population of 2UA It In to Oregon, and the Ter?
rltorlrir of Washington ' and Idnbo, -irjaV New Tor.k
CH-y l to (he Htlue of New York, a'nd bears I he mime rela-
itun U ihu Htuta and 'h'x" T'-rrltorl tltpt1 Chlru'f du" to
Illlnolii,Kt..Ioul(i to MlHMxirl, riilladolplila to lYnncylva
tilft.and New Orloann to ImUtaha. It has 'more territory
tributary to It thttrt any otln;r -liy In the fhlltnl Stale, and
will wiun Im numliertHl. with the forvnitinV ell lea In the
Tnlon. V.vrn at thin lime the hummer. ami the aaw ean he
heard In all pari, of the-elly Ih tteuiMMi for -bulldlnKala
ao cnt that fhe Ineleiitont afaaon tt Winter doea not
check the onward mart'li of lt, erwwfh. With the vimt
number of irhipaconKtuntly plylnir Ik twee n IliM and foreixu
port, frelithted with Nir eoimtautiy InerenHimr aarteullnral
proWuetH.'and the numerou. mllroBil now tributary to or
tenninatlnir at'thla citv. It will not reouire more than ten
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niry 10 aouia. liavwiK a .larger lerruory tu.n rutii
'runcliKxk to anpuurt- It, we may. pontldenUy aaaart that In
lemi than a quarter of a century NrtlMiut will lie the fore
most city on tlecoiiHt In point of wealth and population.
We will here enumerate the many raUroad enterprise
alremiy InaiiKurated. Hume of them are coiiHtruvted, and
other In prOef of AonatruoUon, all jnaklng their termini
at this city. ' - ;
, f llE WORTH r.RM PrtFIO -
I building rapidly we.t from Ihituth, on Lake Superior,
and ala from the tVilumbla Itlver eaat,and will become
pie ted at an early day, thu connecting u with all ourahtter
Ktatea, T
THC ORKOOH AHO CALirORVIA R. B.
date, Immense quantities of the very best lands in
Ireland, bestowing ;tnem on neriavorues. -
-Jn 1372, the first organlMHl Jxistance to English
usurpation was trleii, when Hir Thomas Smith
failed to establish English settlers in Ulster.
Tn l.'tMt. Hm landa nf lit! nronrietors in Munster
.- were confiscated and bestowetj upon impecunious
" ISngiishtneh. - - "
Z-Attvr the rcWlUon of Shatie 0'Neilr in 1WV
estates comprising most of the northern counties
Iwere confiscate! andjvesUMl in the crown.-
In 1U11P James I. divided the lands of -Ulster
into tracts of KKKI, l'MVund 2im) acres, and' only
KnglUh settlers were- allowed to occupy them.
-- J'or the protection of these colonists, a large sum
q. moiiey was raiseti in England. The order of
Baronets was at this time institutei,and the titles
were sold to raise this fund.' In tills year the first
Engllsliatent to land - In Ulster was issued to
sicnoias itacon. i ne King aiso exteniei ins
schemes of robbery to the fliree other provinces
"of Irelatiti-: bimI a large number of English adven
; turers, called "Discoverers,'iby most brutal and
villainous means dispossessed the rightful owners
' f t he SOi l.-- -v-!--asaa' . -
' On August "15, 1R4!), Cromwell landed In Ireland
with an army and confiscated four-fifths of all the
-lands. "By his infamous "Act of Settlement,"
itch -ewUMl iKttj. qv.ry TrUlmiun ftuinil fh
'left bank of .the Shannon should be shot,- he made
a clean sweep of the counties or provinces gf Ieiu
Bter, Ulster and Munster. - " 'j.
In -16(10, auother "settlement" was -ordered,
which confirmed the "settlers" of Cromwell and
the "Uiscove
which they had so unjustly despoiled the Irish
owners.. . ' , - i
In 1(102, a land tax of three shillings on the
: pound of rental was levied; and from that time -to
the present the British Parliament has from time
- to time enacted laws, each having for its ultimate
object the destruction of Irih liberties and the
enslavement of the Irish people. - "
- In 1731, under George IL, arrears of Tent-were
-made Tecoverableibydistrcss ; and since that date
. it has not been an uncommon tiling, but rather
- the rule, for families to be turned from their homes
without bedding, furniture or food, to starve or to
be cared for by others but little better oft than
themselves.
In the beginning of the present century, Lord
Clare, Lord Chancellor of Ireland, declared in
Parliament that "confiscation is the common title
to their property of the landlords in Ireland,'.' and
that "the whole-land of Ireland had been confls
cated, with the exception of that of five or six'
families of English blood." ...
With such a history of wrong, oppression and
rpbbery to look back upon, is it to be wondered at
that the Irish, as a people, are inveterate enemies
of England, or that they are. troublesome and tur
bulent tenants? citizens they can hardly be
-called. -We can only wonder that, they have be
haved as well as they have, and that every dne of
the'm has not imbilcd and acted upon the sent!-
Xnents'J expressed by Father llyan, the soldier,!
priest aim poet, in tue roiiowmgpusijionaie appeal
to his countrymen : . I '
Lift Jt hp t Jin. Jt-up t tb-oJd -UanftCT of Green ';
j ne bio. .a or it on haa but brtgiitenfMi ita mieen.
Vhat though the lyrrint haa trampled It down
Are II fold not emblazoned with deed of renown f
V'hat though forage it dmop In the dut .
Phall It droop thim forever t Nolnol Oodljutt
Take It up t take It from the tyrant" foul tread.
Leat he tear tlietireen Flag, we will .natch Ita laat ah red,
And beneath It we'll bleed aa our forefather bled,
And we'll vow by the du.t In the grave of ourdead.
And we'll .wear br the blood thai the Itrtton ha hed.
And we'll vow by the wreck which through Krln he.pread,
nd we'll awear by the thottnand whn, famthed, nnfed.'
wu I tie ditchea wild, howling for nrwwi:
And we'll vow bv our Iiemra-whoiM .iliit have fled.
And we'll awear ljr the hone In each cofllnle bed,
That we'll battle, the Briton through danger and dread
That we'll cling to the cauae which we glory to wed, .
Till the gleam of our ateel and t ha hock of our lead,
'Phall prove to the foe that we meant what we aald
That we'll lift up the Ureen, and we'll tear down the Redl
"F.nrrenlM Vnrronlo t wilt vmi .till Inilit An
wearing. the hair of another woman upon your
head ?"- "Alphonse ! Alphonse 1 -do-you itill in
aisv upon wearing me SKin or another cauupon
ypurfeetr' i;x. -
Terminate here, and la having an lmmen putruoage, -
. TUB WEMTKRM OKKUOM R. a..
Formerly the Oregon Central, la doing a good 'bulneai
Thin road run through the fertile country, on the weat aide
of the Willamette Klver, and U aouthern termlnu at
preaent la at Corvallla, 87 inileafrOni IVrtland.
; --Tllg CTAU JtOHTUEBJt R. B.
Will be built through hundred nf mile of fertile landa,
the produce of which muil he brought to thi city for ship
ment. Till road will connect with the Union laclne It.
U., thu aecurlng two competing line from the. Atlantic to
the Pacific, It I now a aettled fact that the
POKTLAXn, DALLES AKD SALT LAKE R. .
Will he eonatructed at an early day. Thl will give ua throe
trana-continental road.
r XtW RAILROAD KNTKRFRINK.
A home company, with unlimited capital, ha been or
ganised, under the name of theOregonlan Ittttlway Co., to
construct narrow-guage road from I hi city to the Interior
portion of the hi ate, ultimately connecting with the Cen
tral I aclflc, with hranchea wherever Inducement may of
fer. Thl enterprise I being puahed vlgorou.ly to com pie.
lion, ao that It inay.be la rcadlneaa to move thla Fall's
crop,
"ARTICLES Or TKCORroRATTOlT
Have leen filed to construct a roal from Ilattle Mountain,
Nevada. In the direction of Oregon, to connect with the
Oregohlan KallwayCo.'a road, and make Portland It ter
minu. Thla will give ua dlriHt con imu nidation with the
rlcbtwtHllvcr mine In the world, and will make Portland
one of the greatest rallnatd center In the Union.--
WhaUMooH.lMi oonneebal by rail with Ilia yirthgi
Pacific H. IL; alo with Chicago and the Atlantic cltlea.
Thousand of Immlgntnta are consluntly arriving from all
port of the civilised wcrrld, and the million of 'acrea
of -agricultural land that lie atlll un broke a hv the
plowshare, and awaiting thfradvenr-nf-rhir arunty-farhtcr.
IMrinl mati conclusively 10 ine tact mat an era of prosperity
i alr-a4ly dawning usn thi fair young Mate. -When the
Immigration haa reached Ita full tide, and three mil liona
of acre arw under cultivation, then will Oregon be known
JtalhejyeaRhlest Htate In the Union. "
POBTLAHO CITY 1IOXENTEAD.
The land In thUenterprUe Me adjoining the city, ad la
only front- ten t fifteen minute' walk from the Court
House, and A lea distance than that fiym one of thy beat
public acbool In the city., ..It la drvwedJato
' - 65E TitorsAUD TWEJtir-rerR lots,' -'
Fifty by one hundred feet In alge, with t recta lty feet
Wide. .
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1: Ail lotatflll te sold fir t li each, payable In Inslallincnt.
of pca-monthjOr the small aum-of lrt'-,ccnis ter day.- No
Interest will Ive charged, and a good and sufllcjent llond for
la-ol will Im glvert UHn the paymeut of the first .Install'
mo nl ol . anu a warramy ihmj usn receipt or iai in
atallntettt, both without exMi)e to lhepurchaer.
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v ' Those not finding It convenient to make their paVmenl
when due. will be- granted twenty daya grace- In which to
make audi imyinenia, aa it aairante mat an anun nave
every piwwlble opportunity to Keep up their payinenta.
ThtMe dtitlrlng to make full narment at the time the Hond
Is Iwoietl, will be entitled to a reduction of $10 on each lot.
or fc on cacti S l paid in. a ine
ROAD TO WKALTlf
I the most certain and mpld Through real estate Invest
ments, this enterprise oner rar more inuuceinema to tne
nubile than anv other on the coost at this t line, aa the ttrlce
and paymenta are within the reach of alL. Do not let thla
chance pass. Ituy a lot, build, and make yourself Inde-
every year for rent man wouni purcnase a lot ana iuiiu a
raf over your heal. You then would be Independent of
exacting landlord, and In truth have place to rail home.
DOST FORGET
That not many year ago some of the best lota In Han Fran-.
Cisco were sold for an ounce of gold dust, and that now they
cannot he bought for llunmn. Also, remember that In Chicago-some
of 4 ha heat laislnaaa lota were once traded for a
pair of old IkkiIs. How often Is the remark made by old
residents of Portland that once they could have bought lota
for tluu that t-JOrOno would not buy now.' It la not wise "to
despise the day of small things."
, - . ;.- IT Dl TRCB
That of all real estate Investment the homestead plan' I
the best and anfeat, aa all who Invast re Intereatml In mak
ing the whole property more vaiuame. -io iiiustratei . aup
M IHCK I .LA N Ft UH A IV K HTIKK M E N TS.
V DR. PAUL M. BRENAN,
Jhe Host Succeaiful Phyiician on the Pacific Coatt
. IN THE TKKATMKNT F AM. ,
- CHRONIC AND DIFFICULT CASES,
T I As KETUKN EI AFTFll AN EXTENSIVE Tul ltOF
X 1 the Eastern Hlales for the ast four months. ..The lc
lor vlsitd all the-primiHtl miMltcal Instiittlioim in tle large,
cities, of the United Stutcs, and nimii Im.'k with all' the
modern iiihIhmIs, Instruiiieiit anl applianct' Itivown to
.the iiiiMt M'lentin-men In Ihe profession. The las-tor has
also Itntught chart and marrtteins to lHttiHrwle his le-tur-a.-L
I'lt. I'AI I, M. ItllK.NAN baa tieen l-'turliig for .i year
on the Ijtwsof Life ami Health. In his privatd and public
lecture he haa taught men and women tie true system of
life, how to le healthy and happy, If the)' would only tie
fu tiled by hi wise Vounsvl. Hut all cannot hear hlsde
ightful and Instructive bJeture, nor can he tell everything
necessary for suflcrliig humanity to know from .thepHMIc
rostrtim la-fore a promlscuoua audience. 'There remain
much to be learned from htm.aa hisexiM-rictice extend
fiver broad flehU -of active pntfiwslonal life. Thlaknowl
dge ao neeessitry to Ihe welfare of sunVrera can tinly le
gleaned bv lrlvale ProfcasloiiHl Co'iisultatlon at his omce.
I Jlls epirU'iiec In tltc varliwi iwrt4of Knmrwind America
glvea him such opdunitles f learning the delicate dla
ease which the human family are Mie to, their uiimIo of
treatment and iM-rmaiicut cure, aa no other physician on
the Pacific Const can cll in. He haa ivot only treatd these
disease most auiiessfully.-but ha made them a life study,
aa a few momenta' consultation will prove.
He haa In-come an eiMrt In the treatment of disease,
weakues and derangement .of the re-priMluctlve organ of
both male and female, Including disease caused by the
. FOLLIES OF YOUTH, ;
Huch aa Hprrm ATonkiioxa, or KkmIsal WEAKSRaa, or Iwm
or Prurict-r Vitality. VN early twothlrdaof all theChnmlc
I ) I sense sting, either direct ly or mdln-ctly, from some de
rangement of the actual system, and yet thl subject la
neglected by the majority of the medical profession.
IT IS TRUE
That persona who are unfortunate enough to be afflicted
by any form of sexual disease have a delicacy In calling
upoo the proper physician In time, from a sense of .iikhI
ety, and sometimes fnm Ignorance, and permit lhsM dis
ease to exist until their constitutions become eorrupted,
t heir wgatviaat Ion broken-dowontI the- hoe t future
happlneaa blighted, until-death Iteetmre a welcome me
aenger to. carry them ail n( their liHserabte. existem-e..
Thiste Vho call lit time upon Imp. KAl'l, M. IlltKNAN
need have no fear hut what he will restore f hem to perfect
health and vigor, make their bodies pure and their mind
content, if they will only follow his advice and treatment.
Catarrh, llmnchitls. Throat 1 t senses, Hkln I'tscaaea,
Itheumatism, Khlney Complaint, and all Itisease of the
Eye and Ear, Htomaclt andljtlatlder, he can cure without
fall.. .Nil Uuiu'k Nostrum used : no alon treatment; no
false promise. Everything strictly confidential under all
circumstance. '
CONMUI.TATION FUEE, and a list of printed question
aent to tlMaie living at a distance who cannot consult him
personally.
All Hurgleal Operations performed.-
orncK-rNo. 4 Flint at reet.lietween Oak and Pine. Office
Hour From 10 to Vi a. m., 2 to ft and 7 to Hen.
All letter for professional bualneaa must Inf addreaacd to
IirrPaul M. lin-nan Ci.,ft1FnatreePorttMtd.4rx--l-T
NO-PATENT, NO PAVI
PATENTS
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THlC UNITED
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IITAINEIX UlinS VKNTOIW IN
Mtales, Canatla. and Kuroiie, at redned nruM-a. Wl
our principal office located in Washington, directly pii
sltellie United Hlate Patent Office, we are able-to attend to
all Patent Hualnea with- greater prwmptiua artddlspalclt
ami lea cost man any ot tier patent attorneys, wno are at a
distance fnurt-WaoUiogton, and who have, therefore, to
.emiioy-Miias4ylBte atJorneyB.- We make preliminary ex
amination and furnish opinions as to atenHtMWy free of
charge, and all whn are Interested, In new Invention and
patent are Invited to eqd for a copy of our Hlu Ida for Ob
taining Patents," which 1 aent free to any address, ami
rntttatna complete InstmcJIona how to obtsin patents, and
o"l her valuable matter. We refer to the Oerman-American
National Itunk. Washington, It. C; the Itoyal Hwmllsh,
.Norwegian, and Itthish l-gntlon. at Washington: Hon.
.Im. Casey, late Chief Justice 1 K. Court of Claim; to the
tMTtrtnl of the U. M.' Patent Ohice, and lo rK-nator and
Memiwraof Congress from every state.
Address: IOl'K HAtjOFtll A CO.. rtollcltor if Patent
and Attorneys-t-,aw, lrolt Ituildlng, Waslillig1on,l).C.
t Or to
PATENTS
4 A. IV IACKY, No. Oi V HT.
, Ington,' I. C, priiprietora-of the "MCIENTI rli'
WAHII-
ItEC-
OUI Twelve year Xwrlen-e ns Hollcltor of 'Patent.
We prtM-'ure Iuten4a on Inventions, etc., and practice Patent
jW In Ml Ita branches In the 1 "stent office and Ihe I'. H.
-ftMJjfrt. -fmr IlandlMaik on Paten U, with full direction
and al vice, sent Free., Also,amplecopieof lheMMclentlnc
IU--orl," 4he 'cheapest ux-ful and fHmlly . Journal pub
lished ; only S4 Cent a year. deO-HU
PENS IONS
A 1,1. HOLMERS MSABI.F.I
lie while In the Army are entltind to Pension! also.
pose A build a house on hi lot, and H owns a Jot adjoin
ing; H gets the benefit of Aa Improvement, while A la not
Injured thereby. Thl phlloaophy will apply to the entire
property.
We have donated a lot to each of the principal churches
for church purpose. Also, two lota are set a par for public
school purjwaies.
RAILROAD Ft'KCHASK.
, The tlverland. Oregon and (tllfornla and the Western
Rallnatd t'omimnlc have purcluow-d all the land from the
east line of the Homestead (Ninth street) to the water
front for their terminus, depot, machine iom, etc.; also
the main line of theOregonlan ItaliwayCompany (Umlted)
will have Its tertninu near by. Thu the greatest rallnatd
renter on the Paciflc Cimst lays In close proximity to these
lots. This purchase haa caused a rise In all sornrtindlng
property of liM percent, making Ihe lot In thl Homestead
from 75 to ll per cent eheawr than any other real estate In
PortlHnd. Inasmuch a thl Homestead wa advertised to
be sold for a stipulated price lx fore thi rert nl alvance, un
pleasant a It Is, we shall strictly adhere to our advertised
contract with he public to sell these lota (or ( IW each for
the next ninety day. ' -
The two hiimlml lot that were reserved for actual settlers
are now all aobti ana the ueu
great, we have been com pencil to place more lota on the
market from which the public may select for the next
ninety daynj Thl afford an opwMnTftfyTor persons o de
al ring to-purchaaethe moat beautiful reshtenee property,
TO PARTI Ea'MWIRIX tO PI KCHASK. :
Thl rrrperfy I now x-lllnc very raphlry, and those wish
ing to buy will do well to cull or send Immediately for a lot
or lota. All but the first Installment must he paid a! the
Hanking House of ldd A Til ton, In the city of iWlland. ,
f : PRRaaiva rROM A DMTARCR "
Dealrtng a lot. may forward l-Vni) to the General Manager,
nd liond will be Immediately forwanled. ' J
Money may be firwanlel by registered letter, money
order, or Well, Fargn at Vn'n Expreaa, at my risk..
For further particulars, apply to - J. M. MICE,
General Manger, l"ort land, Of.'
Or to , IIAIUHT A MH.AUOHIJIN,
,i4. i 4J Morrison t reel.
Certiaeatei ,'
I certify that I am the im-nrr nf f h'n lan f- In 1h-
I III I ISjlHI
Otty lloineitriuT-nrie I UU thereto Is perfect, belag a V. H.
patent and I authorise J. M. Itlcetoaell said property on
.the foregoing plan. , IV J M k UijU k Mi-"
- Vm, Reld
Hon. L. F.
Kelreaveeai - ,
D..I.... i xt un.k.ii e. tr. ii
Umver.L. r. Henator; J. A. Ktrowbrldge, Mer-
BY HICKNEMH OR INJIT
I hi. wmif- ill iii nwtttj mi r- r it -tuixi ,, i rii.it ma pimi
the heirs of thiwte Holdlera who died from ronsetiuencea of
nervlce 'Hend stwmrwt for Full Instntetfoo In lVnslon
ami all kinds of Moldler' Claims. ...... .
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P. O. Hog 21, WAMIIINOTON, V. D.
U 8 jC ROSE PILLS.
fll'llMOXft.
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y tttk cnirtriTcni'nT tF tiik rtatk of onEoow
for the Countv of Multnomah. s. Eni ma Htanlev.
Plaintiff, va, Cttariea T' Htanlcy, la-fcndant To Charles T,
Htenley, Defendant! In the name of the Mtatabf Oregon,
you are hereby reUlrel to apear ami answer tne com
.plalnt filed against you In the alsive-entltled suit within
ten day from the date of the service of thla summons upon
you. If served within Multnomah county, or If served In
any other county of thl mate,- then within twenty days
fm'm Ihe date of the1 service of this summons uon you, or
If aerveil by publlcalhm, or Otherwise, then you shall ap
pearand aitawcr the complaint of PlalntlfT by the first day
of Ihe next term of the aUive-entllled Court following the
exnlrailon of alx weeks' publication hereof, to-wltt.Lhe 17th
dav of January, laal j and If ymi fall ao to answer, for want
thereof, the plaintiff will pply to the tVHirt for a decree
dissolving the ismu or matrimony now existing-oet ween
PlalntlfT and I a-feiidant, and for die custoily of the minor
child, Myrtle Hlar
as may he pnMr,
further relief
it, Myrtle Hlanley, and for such other an'
nay be iniMr.
Thla summons I mihllshed In the Vrw NoRTItWRMT by
onler of ICiiIi-IkIi Hlolt, Judge of said Court, male on the
h day of ovemta-r, tmu . O P. MAhon.
WlrUt. Attorney for PlalntlfT.
1JY VIKTt'KOF A JUHTIMENT OKIEK AND HECIIEK
J to me dlrecte. Issued out of the Circuit Court of the
K.ate of Oregon for the County of Multnomah, uimmi a Judg-
ment peninoxi in saiq i an on meaut any ui um.n u, tswo,
in THvor or itenjamtn H-noneii, I'lainun, anu againat j. II.
MltchelTIeTal.. la-fendanU, for the sum of Twenty-nine
Ilnndn-d and Forty-tght Ihiller l,tW Oil), with Interest
Mt the rate-o 4 per cot per .month, aiiJ cwta ot suit and
accruing costs, I did, on the first day of lN-cciiilcr, 1H0,
levy npon the alatve-named Iefcndanta real property, alt
Mated in Multnomah county, Hiaieof Oregon, o-wltj fiiock
numlwreil Korty-elght (si In Hollailay'a Addition to the
Cly of East Portland, taj Moltnomah 4 ounty, Oregon,
Now, then-fore, by virtue of aald ludgtnent onler,on
Monday, the l day of Jnnuary. PW, at the hour of 10
o'clock A. at., mi the Court House dMr In aald county. I will
sell at public auction Ihe ateiveileacrlls-d real' property of
said Hefendanta to the highest bidder or bidder foroaab.to
satisfy aaju juugmeni, cost ana seen i lug crista.
1 ... .. JJihf.piI HucirTKr.-".
- Kherlir of Multnomah County, Oregon,
la--mber 2, I). , .
CJF- Ol 1 1 1 T" KEHT FRfcK TO THOhIR "WHO WIMII TO
0-r engage In Ihe mi mi pleaaantouid pntfltahle laialneaa
known.. Everything new. Capital not reulreT Wtrwil!
furnish you everything. fTO a day ailTfnpwardir-f-etally
made without staying away from home over night. No
XlidsiyfJl atcjf erv M any new worker wanted at once. Many
are making fortunes ai Ihe huslne. tjwltes tnakeaa much,
as men, and young boys and girls make great pay, i No one
wboj willing to work fall to make more money eVerr day
than can tie male In a week at any ordinary employment.'
Th'NMt who engage at once will find a short mad to fortune.
THAVEI.
OREGON AND CALIFORNIA RAILROAD. COMPANY.
On and after October' 11th, iHHil, train will run a 'follow
(DAILY, EXCEIT HUNHAYH):
I'Aatalde lMlalH.
mo I'MKTUSII Ttl KOKI.HI UU.
- Mall Tratlai -
. I.RAVKM AKKIV
Portland 7:10 a. m. I lUburg ..7) r.
Itiaa-burg 5:uo a. m. lNrtland..r 1:25 r. M.
. t AlbBiy Kapreaa Tralat
I.RAVKa ARRIYRM
INirtland ., 4M) p. H. I I-banon....: :3 P. a.
lA-lmnon t:t.")A. m Portland lo:u" a. n.
Frelfki Tratlai
AKJtlVKa
.:..i,a:15 a m. I Junciiorj..i.., .on r. ;
v....ti.V4." A U. INirtland p.
.The On-gou atd California lUtllroud Ferry niakcii conui
tlon with all 1 tegular Train on, Easlaide HlvlHlon. - j
I.CAVU
Irtland
Junction
v ............. -- -'friHitaWe' llvlalai.
riox portuxi) to corvalmh.
- Mall Trln
LRAVKM
Portlantl. .g;00 a. m. I t'orralll....
Corvalll a:3UA. M. PtrUaod.....
arkivi
kiliiK a.
M AaW 4
Close connection are made at Hose burg with the Htaaea
of the California and Oregon Hinge Company.
Ticket for aale to all the principal points la CavlLforaaa
and Ihe East, at. the Company' office,
tararr F mi rreat at reel, at Kerry'Uaslag, raftlaaa,
Ntorage will be chargtHl on Freight remaining la Com
pany's Warehouse over twenty-four hour.
Freight will not be received for shipment after H o'clock .
p. m. on Eastalde Division, and 4 o'clock P. at. on Weslslda
Division. 4. HKANDT,
E. P. HOOEItM. ' General Huperlntendeat
Oca. Freight ant) Passenger Agent. 2-M tf
PORTLAND TO 8AN FRANCISCO.
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Carrying U. 8. Mail and Weill Fargo & Co t
Express. " :
'T' , " "
qIIE ORKCKIN RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION COM
4. pany and lactn Coast Hteamshlp Company will dla
lateh. every five daya, for the alaive jHirt, one of their new
and elegant A 1 Iron Hteamshlp, vis. t
THE OREQON, COLUMBIA, AND STATE OP
t CALIFORNIA.
SAILING DAYHDecemter . IrM, l, at ttt.
January a, a. i
; Leaving Portland at I A. at. ..L,.
THROUGH TICKETH aold to all the principal cltlea !
ine VTirrcn mmc anu t-wwiMta.
' For paxllclara for Pasattgc and Frelgh
eight, apply be
. WKIDLErL
rentO. R. AN. I
v8team.hlp Agent O. R. A N.tkk.
Corner of D and Knint streets, Portland, Or.
7 J. MHlRA KEN
Agent ofithe P. C. M. ew 4Jo.,
60, ft! and M North Front atrect, iWUuna, Or.
U8B ROSE PILLS.
-. . . ..
OHK A. : BE CK,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER.
No. Htt Front street, Portland, Oregon.
J , A Fin Aasortment of
CLOCKS, WATCHES. JEWELRY AND SPECTACLES
. AT LOW PRICKpV ( -
' . Repnirina a tjx-ckittp AH H art KMmM,
Purchasing AM ElVlCAN WATCH EM Direct and forCaah,
and having the atvantage nf liw Rent, I can aafely proaa
lae Wiwer 1'rlcea Ihan-any other houe In Oregon. -
D-ingcoiiiH:tenl, I will repair Common or Fine Watch
satisfactorily. - . '
HPECTACLE and OITICAL OOODH a HeclaUy.
Elgin Hllver Watehea ,
Waltham Hllver Watches.
8m.
...is..vi to fftao.
.114.00 toiX
THE PORTLAND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
Romr Cornr . of Flrat and Stark Streata
(Over Ladd ATllton's Rank.) '
CwaitalM Over FAgmt Thaautsia1 Cha-la
aeeatA W D.Me
OVER ONE HUNDRED PA PERM AND MAGAZINE.
MEMBfcR8HIPFRIl TO ALlTi
MONTHLY DUEH, I.OO-T'AYABLK tJATTEKLT,
- DiaPcr-roiuv-W. at. Idd, P. C, Hchuyler, Jr.. M. R.Deady,; 5 ' BE
II. W. Corliett, W. II. Hraokett, A. C. Glbba, C. 1L Lewis. . -W.
Fechhelmer, II. Falling, K Blum. r - IT
OrrtrERaAr Matthew P. Iw-ady, President IL
Vlee-reldent; P. C.Mchuyler, Jr.. Treasurer; M. W. Faca-
helmer, Corresponding Heuretary; Henry A. Oxer, LlbrarlM
and IiccnllhgHccretary, .
ONLY aa CEHTI.
A New Zneland Woman Trial.
"OUR PIOOTTIE8,"
" HT- KKHI AH MH KLTOJf, J .
Author of "Netted," "Forty !ays. or One Vacation," "Tbe
(Heights and Ia-plha of Ambition."
. PW Address, enclosing JSrent, Authors' PubllshlngCom
pany, No. 27 Ilund atreet. New York, N. Y. JislHtO ,
CIJAOITTKIT FITRNIHIIKD FRF.K, WITH FULL IN
tp 11 t ruction for conducting the most profitable bul
ues that anyone rait engage In. The business la ao easy ta
learn, and onr tnt melton -are--ao tmpland plain tha
anyonacan make great profits from the very start. No one ,
can fall whn la willing to work, Women are as successful
aa men. Hoys and girls can earit large .urns.- Many havw
made at the business over one hnn.ln-d Uolhr In a single
welu Nothing llkglt ever knlta-ti'lH. hue. Aitmjm angnga
are urprlatl,at the ease and rapidity with which they are
able to make money. You can engage In this business ear
ing your spare time at great profit. .You do not have to In
vest capital in It. We take all the risk. Those who need
ready-money hold -Writer to u at ooce.-All rnlabed'";:
free. Address Thi'k A Co., Auguata, Maine. not-ttt)
1 f 17 T I Y'O i; RMK LF II Y-M A K I Nf MnN K Y W 11 F.N A .;
llljljL golden chance I offered, thereby always keep
ing poverty from your distr. Thse who a waits take advan- -tag
of the giaal chances for making money that are offer
generally become wealthy, while tliose who do not hnsprirva
such chances remain In Mverty. We want many men,
women, Imivs and girls to work for ua right In their own hv
calltle. : Tne btisinea will pay mora than tea times ordi
nary wsges. We furnish an exenlve outfit and all thai
yotineed, free. No one who engage falls to make money '1
very rapidly. ' You can devote your whole time to th work
or only your are momenta. Full Information and all'
that la needed scut free, Addreas HTtxao A Co., Portland, .
Maine. ewt
THE AMEIICAX .
; -8tarrv-0)falniind . Cleaning Work 7
TYE AND CLKAN AU. KIN DM OF HlL!T,""v"OOLEN
f and mixed goods, after the "beat and newest German
and French lysterrm. K 14 cloves and Feathers cleaned and
died by a new prorea. ItlantreU and Fur cleaned nloely.
Cleaning ana ayeing imiir vBmf a peeiaHyr
A
u. niNiuh At to-.
- No. 10 Balm on street, Portland, Oregon, .
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