The new Northwest., January 06, 1881, Page 5, Image 5

THEIKEVr XOUTHWEST, THURSDAY -JANUARY. C 18S1.
PORTLAND. OREGON. THUIWDAY. JANUARY I, lt
page
, IjOCAI EPITOME. .$
Unpaid school taxes are now delinquent.
. oilcca of advertiser will be found on
, Mr. D. C. MeKercher lsvcouvalescent aftej an
Illness of si weeks.
rnlonyer meeting are being held thU week
at Y, 31. U, A. tiau.
DurlngJSSD, 261 building were erected In Port-
. land, costl ng nearly f ouu.uuu.
Stores In this city will be clotted at 7 o'clock
v. m. front thU date until April 1st;-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flshel wllWleave by
Saturday a steaujer lor a trip to jsewiorn. -
Judge I B. Stearns has been reappointed and
confirmed as Police Judge for the current year.
- Portland ' merchants unanimously agree that
business In all branches was better In 1880 than
-ln-l79
Mr. James Welch, well-known In connection
t with trotting races in Oregon, died In this city, on
""Saturday last. tur- w
Owlng to the superior flnlslTand excellence of
work, A bell stands precinineiii atra pnoiotcrapner.
filye luiu a call. .
' . The Orrnonifin's double-sheet New-Year's edl
printed lii Oregon. ,. .
Mr. W. H. Leeds alone conducts" the Ashland
Tid'ui'i now, having purchased the, interest of
Mr. Uorllcs Jlejrltt.
' - Portland spent about f 240,000 in street Improve-
'Clients during lsyo an exceedingly large sum for
a city of i,(Mio Inhabitant..
Wm. Fteel, a well-known and greatly respected
!.!.. .11. ..I I.... ........I....... I.I. ...... 1. 1, i
tTtltEfttf-tJUfU P9fc IIIIIK k III" IIHIUVIKV. . "411;
and live grown Hons survive hi in
Tira-sal .. 1 QUA Ha nJI ..ttttiM Intntmat MWiknim
for tlie district of Oregon, as shown by the records
lulhl city, amountel to ?79,U) m.
A. Y Campbell lias beeTnttscharged from cu
- tdv. as there was no evidence to connect him
- with the Oregon City safe burglary.
' The audience-room of the Unitarian church will
soon be provided with a chandelier of fifty-four
gas Jets, with side light to correspond.
The losses by fire in Portland amounted to
- $70,iO in I880and the insurance on propertyjde-
stroyed or damaged aggregated ?85,uxi.
Al!ert W. Kinney, "a most Influential - and
highly respected citizen of Marion county, died at
his. residence near raiein on the 3lst ultimo.
"Mr. Henry Vlllard has purchased of Roach &
Son. of. Chester. Penn., a large new steamer for
the coal trade between I'ugewsoffncrancrpaTi
.-. i rahclsco.
On Monday night, the boot and shoe -establishment
of Ceo. 11.. Capon & Co., corner Front and
Oak streets, was entered 'by thieves, who secured
8U in coin. . . . - . . - " ,.
The Multnomah District Pomona Orange will
meet In Orangey. Hall, East Portland, on January
14th at 10:30 a.Ok. ' Worthy State Master 14. 1'.
- Boise is expected to be present. - . , - ' '
' Mr. I). L. June (an Ohio man, it is almost tin-
necessary to state) has been appointed by Presi
dent Hayes to inspect Jhe material to be used in
tlie construction 'tf the locks at the Cascades
- The wport"tbtJlon."lrving Ilallanl. of Seattle,
Iwa convaleHclnjrr proved untrue,' and his death
occurred on the 30th ultimo. ' lie' was ab exeuit
Clary man 'and! very highly esteemed by all who
new him.' -: 1 . .' -: ,v ''.''
1 The Congregational Churches of the Willamette
Valley and vicinity will meet in Conference with,
tlie hirst Congregations! t hurch of this city oil
next Tuesday, January- 11th, and continue In ses.
-..on mini iiwii ui iiiuimmj, tuc nuiii .
'" Fruit "and " shade ' trees and 'shrubbery " were
iaiuy.damaged iy the sleet storm wmcn prevailed
last week. The limbs were landed with lee'about
three-quarters of an Inch thick, and yards and
walks are strewn with broken branches. The
- damage- to trees in this -county will amount to
The Sunday Welcome made its appearance on
the 2d Inntant under the management of Messrs.
-Iieahy, Fleischner, Struble and Simpson, who
have purchased the paper from, Mr. J. F. Atkin
son, lis founder. ' It is Improved-by the addition
of several new features, notably society depart
ment, and snouia receive a noerai supjwn.
: Persons who desire 'first-class staple tt fancy
groceries at low prices can be accommodated by J.
V. liaiiey, No. 47 Yamhill street, whose stock Is
' .large and fresh. He gives prompt attention to
orders from the country, and does a commission
business in groceries and all products of the farm.
Goods are delivered to city patrons promptly.
A favorably known young man named Silas C
I n. .,1.11. . . la.t Tlnulii f wm
Cmatitla to Simmons' Landing with messages to
the master of the .steamer John Gates, perished
from exposure and exhaustion, and was found In
the snow. . He had refused to takie a horse, think-
r "lng the Journey of twelve miles could be madel
easier on root. . " .
The Open Temperance Meeting at the- Y. M. C
1 IIIBIUIUIII IM IOIIIICI otlluniOBIII. i'll.
. -McDougall makes an effective presiding officer.
and Mr. Heroy leads the singing, Miss Lily pre
siding at. the organ. On last Saturday evening
there was a most effective meeting, ths addresses
or Mr. Curtis and Iler JA. Oray being particu
larly felicitous, especially that of the latter gen
tleman, which took the Louse by storm.
I On Saturday evening last, Mellis Bros. ft. Co.
gave the numerous attaches of their colossal es-
. Utlishment a banquet at Sol's resUurant The
repast was excellent, and ample Justice was done
-issuer which toasts and short speecnes were in
order. -Tlie head of the firfn stated that the clerks
were present not as employes, but as fellow men
and friends, and the supper was given to them In
msognltlonof their faithful tservicea in aiding to
establish the immense business of the house. Tlie
clerks in their speeches all testified to the the
pleasant relations existing between them and
their employers, and several guests praised the
ftystera which characterises the firm's business and
eommended their great energy and enterprise.
Tlie evening passed nleasantlv. and Mellis Bros.
chanU to follow that of appreciatively reoognlx-
JJLthAjrork and worth of their clerks.
AMUSEMKNT NOTEk
Tliree thousand peopla attended the opening
pe norma nee of John Met ul lough's season in Bal
tlmore. :- 1
Marie Bore advises American girls who wlshto
sing to stay at home to study, and by no means to
gotoiiaiy. ) . - . i
r- Buffalo Bill played against. Bernhardt In Bos
ton' and received the most applause, which satis-
nes nim iuu ne is i ne Doner arini.
-It is announced that Kobert McWade will on
Monday, the. 17th Inst., Inaugurate a short season
at New Market Theater In this city.
1 Booth has made a hit in London, as Itlelielieu.
He will not .remsln -abroad lhr vears. as he at
first Intended, but will return to America next
June.- -''-f ; - ' -r: ' , " .
. Irs.rotCSiul6ns, tReactressi"w6n the. prlxe
at. a private shooting-match recently held in St,
Iouis. She used a heavy rifle and scored slxty-
nine snots out or a pOMMible seventy-two.
Miss NellieHolbrook's Impersonation of "Ham
let" does not seem "to have ImpresNed the New
York critics as anything remarkable. It is said
to be conventional in conception and' rather mo
notonous In execution ; a declaniatory, not a met
aphysical "Hamlet." " :. . .
a concert will be given at v. M. c. A. Ilail on
Satunlay eveulng of this week for" the beiiefir 4
the Open Temterance Association, Instead of the
usual exercises, to which an admission, fee of
twentj'-ttvo cents will bo charged. The best local
talent of the city has leen engaged, and no pains
ft. ft... ' a.
nave peen snared to provide an agreeable enier-
lainment. jet there be a large turnout. i
I lie rvin t ranclseo UJtronit-te says : "Tliere are
two classes of four actresses each Whf are antlthett
leal mysteries. They are Fanny Davenport. Maud
Granger, Kate Claxton and Jtose V.y Inge on one
hand, and Charlotte Thonison. Mrs. 1). r. Jiaw
ers, Mrs. Chanfrau and Jannuhek on thcother,
The mystery Is how the former quartette has
made so much money with so little talent, and the
latter tour sojmle; moncy-wttlr-sa-murh-talcnt.
. In New York -on Friday night hit, a Hindoo
child-wife twelve years of age gave birth to a
baby, of four )K)undi weight. The- Hxr" little
mother"" Is a member of a company of Hindoos
under engagement to the nianager f a theater to
perform in tlie Nautili'' da nee", andtialtB)eariil
regularly until confinement.' Tlie manager had
no suspicion of her condition, and of course her
husband sanctioned her dancing, as she Is the
fairest of tlie troupe and a source of revenue to
him.- ; '. .
Tlie American Tlieater. Phlladelidiia. never hail
a drop curtain, but uhh1 instead paiuted sceue
that slid together from the fides. Tlie shrewdness
of. the manager is now made manifest. ' A long
negjected law imposing a special tax of $T00a vear
on each theater Is now to be -enforced, and back
payments for many years are demanded. But the
act defines as" thesters all places of- amuMcment
using a drop curtain, and thus the American Is
exempted. ,
A member of Koster ft Bial's orchestra. New
York, having, refuKed to play the violin 'obligato
to a lady about to sing Uounod's "Ave Maria," on
the ground that lie was not engaged toaceoinjwny
a singer, the relnark was overheard hy WrlhelmJ.
who, promptly saying, 'Wf tlie- part brnot "goMl
enough for him," It. is for me," let! the lady to. the
platform and played the obligato. - But-then the
orchestra man is a viollnit,'and WlihelmJ Is only
a fiddler at $oK) a night. . - -;""
Mtrst Mki!'Mtkrsttl
GENERAL NKWS. .
California's iwpulatlonTexclusl ve of Clilnese, is
789.M7. .;
The public debt was reduced $5,609,430 during
Deeember.
' VIctorio, the troublesome A pm'he Chief, Is un
doubteilly dead. 'fit. f
f. ' A'heavy decrease In the "petroleuinjMWluct of
Northern Pennsylvania I rcjrted. J. .
' The bullion and ore shlpmerjtsLfL Colorado
amounted to f22,5to,lHH during IssoT V
. The Superintendent of the Census gives the
population of the l'nltei SUtes as 50, l'2,.Vlt.
Government receipts from customs and internal
revenue amounted to f 2.ui0,000ln December. '
California's legislature met on Monday last.1
W lVParks (Bepubllean) was choseit-rpcaker of
the Assembly. ' i -Subscriptions
in Nfw York to tho National
-Mexican Hallway are several millions In excess
L Al ..'.V' . . , . '
yi me amount neeiieti. ;
rst office records show that thehlncteen States
which were carried for Garfield returned $1 HO for
every dollar ex'iended for malls, while the nineteen
Hancock State returned but tW cents on the dollar.
The Cheyenne Blver and Lower Brule Sioux
havemade arrangements granting right of way
across tlielr -reer'at Ions to the- Chicago ---and
Northwestern and the Clilcago, Milwaukee and
St. Paul llallroads. r 4
The copleof Fmlrlckburg, Va. are suffering
from cold. The city authorities have taken
charge of wood-yard In order to protect' the desti
tute, and the supply of Water is cut off by the
freezing of the pipes.
l dl Giro's dcpotdtlon In the Chrtlanev ca e
stateH that Mf. did come to hlw rponv In t! e
St. Nicholas Hotel and remained there over
bight. ThU I In con diet with the testimony of
tlie clerk and a lia. knian, who swear Mrs, ( l
ih)t the woman, it ml her coutincl will move to
strike It out of the evidence, on the ground that
uim tiasltecn tlireatcne1. ; : .
Another liorror i reporteil frin 'New York.
IMuinhers accidentally started a fire on Tuesday
morning In the rear, of a fotir-wtorv tenement
at No. 4.i M ad i oii , street, where, they were at
work' thawing out frozen water plHsj and the
rtlamvM ruslit up the stairway, which was reached
by a narrow alley from the street, cutting off the
escaK of the inmates, and ten erson were
burned t.o death. Aisiy attemptisl to lift a girl
through the scuttle upon the roof, hut the burned
flesh tripcd from her arms and she, fell buck
in me names, piees of ner cnarred nesii
renialnlugin hi" hand. Eight families oci'uplcd
the tenement, and. most of the mcinlcrs ecaicd
by Jumping from windows, some being badly In
jun!. TIih Uss plumber Is under arrest, having
used gasoline, though he knew it was dangerous.
.Are you dlsturlied at night and broken of you
rest by a sick child sutierlng and -crying with the
excruciating pain ot cutting teeth?-If sof go at
once and get a bottle of Mks. Wissuiw'g Sstlit
INaSYKt'1 It will relieve the poor little sufferer
immediately lepend upon it i there Is no mls-
hiake about it. There is not a mother on -earth
who hasver used It who will hot tell you at once
that It will regulate the bowels, and give rest to
the mother and relief and health to (he child,
operating like magic, j It Is perfectly safe to use
tu all cases, and pleaja n t to -the taste, and Is the
prescription of one of tlie ohlest and best woman
fphyirirtattsnt nurws In thrilfnltettytatWiroTd'
everj'where. ,t Twenty-live cents a bottle. "
Should be stopped. Neglect frequently results In
an Incurable Ijung Disease or Consumption.
Brown's BkochiaiTrociim are certain to give
relief In Asthma. Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh,
Consumption and Throat Diseases. For thirty,
years the Troches have been recommended by
physicians, ami always give perfect satisfaction.
They are. not new oT untried,- but having been
tested by wide and constant use for nearly an en
tire generation, they have attained well-merited
rank among the few staple remedies of the age.
Public speakers and singers use them to clear and
strengthen the voice. Sold at twenty-five cents a
box verywhercr" "" "J ' " " " ;
- Mrs. A. J. Bralt ;
May still be found at ,131 Third street, where she
Is prepared to fill all orders for mik Ins dresses,
cloaks, dolmans, etc., In latest styles and best
manner at reasonable rates. I Adles are invited to
rail and see her. Instruction glvenj If desired.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
It Ym WmI MltolSrllM,
Take your bid sewing machines to Garrison's
sewing machine store, 107 Third street. He has
employed one of the best adj listers and sewing
machine repairers on the coast. Charges reason
able. All work warranted for one year.
Tfios. James, Darlington, England, says i The
"Onlr Lung Pad'Lis being thoroughly tried here,
One fady has already received great-benefit, who
has suffered for years from bronchitis ana astnma
and congestion of right lung. See adv. I
J. B, Cairns. Sheriff of Lenawee county. Mich!
ran, says: i nave worn an imiy iung nw tor
bronchial difficulties, and have not been troubled
with a cough of nlghti since wearing it. See adr.
Mrs. J. L. Pairlsh, M.V, (late of New Y'ork),
Physician and Surgeon. Office- 209 First street.
' II l ii tm
Mrs. M. J. Crump, dressmaker ami pattern store.
225 Second st. Also, boarding and lodging upstairs.
The "New No. 8" is the cheapest sewing machine
to buy. Wheeler ft Wilson MTgCo., 88 Morrison C
Miss Mattson. millinery and hair work. Mas
querade suite and wJj0U(0in
XEW Til IN WEEK.
C A.TA R R II7
T
MIK M(ST PHKVAWKXT Ht'T t.KAHT UNPKRHTOOO
of all UIim'imm, la thi PMiiM of much nNHlla uffrrinc
thntisitniU of prvynftfur rifsth annually. DIL KRCK
iIiimIa I illaaar a llf atudy. hsvinf bn S BTtat auX-
id
haa
ferr hi
ada llila llaaar a llf atudy, hsvinf
ilntarlf until euml by
TT1w
Which h haa for thirteen yn In hla priM-llrf- Mia thrrs
laat In srtlanl, OrJ put to thtrarvrrwl trata with lb moat
aat Marjory rrault lie hanalao trVkKMf eral phjralelans.
With Ihla ariimtilatlvp rvldenrr. we ara warranted la aay
Inc that no other preparation fojr I he rure o Ihladlaaaaa la
any of lu rorniairHxlve aut-h MMveraal aallafaotlon ss t
Dr. Keek's 8ure Cure for Catarrh,
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Which yorr'eah vet of your Itranht St home, or or DR.
KKCKof Nrtland,l)r.,at $1 ter Isittle, or all ImttlM for S
' The Doctor makea m apeclalty of Ike treatment and curt
of chronic dlaeaaea, especially - i - .
Cancer and Diseases Peculiar to Women.
" ' ; :
I Younr ttietr, mMlle-agef-eif wM men who are auffrrlny
from the error and Indlaeretkma of yonth, nervoua weak-
iik, earl v uecavy. lnaa uf HiannoMl,ali,ahoull conaull UK,
KM k. Kvcryihins atriciivoountieittiai.
lion aiiawcnii tlinxiKn lite mini
ttiree-ccnt ataiiip.anil adiirPH
. fno, i. r irni Hirwei, inmiaua, wrefon. t
Tlie trmle Kiipplle.1 with PR. Kr't'K'H Mt'KK CtTRK TOR!
tWTAUHll dlrwl from the lsrstrjr of Ir. Keck, or from
HodKe, IhivIn 4t Co., IHirtland, Orfiron, wholeaale scenta.
Jal ly
lufldeutlal. All proper quat
litallie promptly, hncloaa a
: I lli J K ii t& K bc:k, fc
USE ROSE PILLS.
The Ladies Emporium and Lace House
II iin Iwen i'mvhI (roiu'llfl Front lnet to
ITT II I K l NT.. II K IT M O It R I NO A 51 1 V A N II I LI.
Ox2
Vl I..VIKIK AM IM'KKAIN( TRAPK FdUCKD
to Hiwtin nictn1 coniiiiixlloiln iiiiNiicru, and we ars
now ctiitltled to dlMiilnvoiir Klcaiit Ntork of lidltm l'n
ilerwvur, Kmhroldcrh-M, I,iii'im, cphyrx, t'hunllli-n, Itellef
rictirc, ItiicliliiKo, llaiidkerchli'f'i, and all, material uaed
for fmicy work. J
All ordrr from the country recelvt 4ur prompt Sjad"
eap'ful attention. -;
nol J0II1 R. U.tMKIMO a M PrprleUra.
3iitM. rr. it. oaiviv.
Fashionable Milliner and Dress-maker.
At h atore1 opMltt Htone A Co'ijUrucer, on
rrnl Mltt. Meaillle, W. T. - noOt
- K-WT lit UWK. K WL.
SUIT HOUSE
SEND TO H. B. XTTT FOR LADIES AIX-WOOL SUITS
Trliamteal Eea;aa)lly, Sr IS r-laa llaaa)a with pr4vll'ire of euioilnliiK al Well., Fanco a Wi xpreaa
olllcc, and If not exa-lly a. r-prefiilcd, Mr. I Jit will pay the return charge. Mend
Hlse of Buat, Lrnalu of Hleeve and Mklrt.
FIRST-CLASS DRESS-MAKIN0, CUTTIN0 AND FITTINCkBT MRS. LITT,
- - Ttilal mmi Alder fUymmt INtetlaial. Prgajatav .
FOR A GOOD MEAL
,:tm to...
The
Keystone Resta'urant,
CORVEE r riESJT AMD RALMOSf MTEKKTM.
PIUvAe ROOMS FOIl LADIKH.-tot
r1 1 . H o o d' A g r i c u 1 1 u r a I I m p I e m e n t - H o u o e !
NEWBERRY, HAWTHORNE A; CO.
. IMIUKTEIU AND 1K ALEItS IN
AGJBICUIiTUllAL IMPLEMEXTS.
OcnersJ Afenta ior ths Celebrated Morriaoa PI w t, Improved Wbltewaler Wiikoii, Jteaper, Mowsra, Helf-Rlndlnf
Harveater, Header, Threahera, KnBlne, rarmer-e Prland I (rill," the fterly Hcedcr ami Cultivator, IUU road
narrow, TUIIimmuI and Mining Hhoval, lloea, Key the. Miiah, ITadlea, r"ork, tli-ka, and s Full Unsof-r""-
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Wood unci Mtoel Gootls.
Noa. 201 and 303 Front and 300 and 303 First Street, Portland, Oregon.
Hend for Catalogue. -J v' '. . - J i
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CURE YOUR BACK ACHE
And all dlaeaae of ths Kidney. Dladder sad Urinary
ran. uy wean nf in
n 1 1
mi n
rtbk
Improved Excelsior Kidney. Pad.
It la a MARVEL of HEALIN9 and RELIEF.
Simple, Sensible, DireoL Painless,
JrOwezTux.
It CtTRE wher. all etaa falls. A REVELATION snd
REVOLUTION Is Medlrlna. " AbanrpUon or direct applica
tion, a opposed toanaal lnactory Internal medicine. Mend
for our treatise on Kidney trouble. aent free. Hold by
drsfflata, or sent by mall on receipt of pries, 0. Addraaa
' THE JII.T VVMU MD W,
f r :wiUlsas Bech DMrelt. IKk.
eS"Thl. la ths Orldnal and Usnslns Kldn.y Pad. A.k "
Cures by AlWOEmoai (Nature', way) ;m
LUNG DISEASES,
HROAT DISEASES.
BREATHING TROUBLES. '
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It DRIVEH INTO lbs ay.tein ruratlv. acent. and bsallnc
medicine.
It DRAWN PROM lbs dlaeaaed part, ths polaoa that
esoas death.
THOUMANW4 TeatlfJ U IU Virtue.
YOU CAN BE RELIEVED AND CURED. '
iJoat deapalr until ymi hare tried thla Henalbls. Easily
Applied and RADICALLY KKKECTUAL Remedy. -
Hold by drncglaU, or aaat by mall on reoelpt of pries,
aa.ee, by
. the ojruauxpEii pad-c
rr-.- WllltosM aieeit, Selrell. Ulskv.
Mend for Testimonial, and our book. "Tbrss Millions
a Year." ftantrros.
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