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About The new Northwest. (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1881)
i ! - 8 THE NEW NOUTH WEST, THURSDAY, JANUARY 1881. 1 ex. com. o. y; v.. s.a. The Executive Committee of the Oregon State - Woman 8uffhcg VvcItIon. met, pursuant to call at the residence of Mr. M. A. Edmunds, cor ner Fourth and Oak streets, Portland, at-2 o'clock r. M., January 4, 1881. v " ; Present Mr. E. F. IIeroy, President;' Mrs. J. PeVore Johnson, Recording Secretary; MrsrM. A. Edmunds, Corresponding Secretary, and Mrs . A. 8. Dunlway. ' -, --. ' ; Meeting called to order by the President. Mrs. Ihinlwsy movedjthat a committee be ap 1 pointed to revta Jhe constitution and Jby-laws of ' the Association, said revision to be proposed to '.the 'Association for approval. Carried; and the ;' President appointed Mrs. A. 8. Dunlway, Mrs. a A. Coburn and Mr. W. 8. Dunlway. " Mra. Edmunds moved that the Revisory Comj. - ml ttee propose to' the Association the creation of the office of "Vice-President at Large." Carried' Mrs. Johnson moved that the Revisory Com- "mi ttee pniK)e to theA"HcitIon that 1 U an n ual meeting be appointed for, such a day In the second "week of February a thie Executive Committee ball consider expedient, from year to year. Car ried. .-. 1 : '. ' Mrs-Kdinands moved that the Revisory Com mlttee report Its work to the Executive Commit tee at 2 o'clock Saturday, February 5th, at the residence of Mrs. A. 8. Dunl way. Carried. Mrs Johnson moved, and it was carried, that two hundred Invitations be printed from postal cards for. circulation among the members, apd friends of the Association throughout the" State, inviting cooperation at the February meeting. T Mrs. Dunlway reported to the meeting that Pro fessor Cook, upon invitation, had agreed to fur nish mnsic for Wednesday and Thursday during' the session of the Association. ... . " ' - Mrs. Elmunds proposed Mrs. Dalton,Mr. Ileroy and Miss Leslie as a Committed on Programme, to meet as soon as possible and to report to the Executive Committee at It afternoon meeting on February 5th. Carried. "U . The President appointed Mr. U. C. Dunlway a committee of one to engage a hajl for the annual meeting of the Association. . Committee adjourned to 2 o'clock, February -6th. Mrm. J. DcVork Johnson, 8ec'y. : - WOMEN, ATTENTION. . ' . AWAKE AND CAPTURE, THE FOURTH -jor JULY, tTH &JBIBT1I DAYOF- Til E-R EIV B I.KV -The. various "organisations of women are re quested to issue circulars to tlivlr auxiliaries all over the country, asking that henceforth the day of our National Independence be celebrated In a fitting manner bylhe" daughters of the Pilgrims. Let the women in every school district from "Maine to Texas, from the-Atlantic to the PacIflcT unite In this new departure. Select at once for the orator of the day the woman in your school district or town who can best write ao4 speak, that she may-have the intervening months for thorough preparation, and thus honor herself and 'the occasion. . We have listened to the rehearsal of man's achievements and built statues to his metnory for one long century ; now let us sing the praises of the Pilgrim 3Iothers, and gamer from - the lea-Teeff-tho-paat th glowing words and gen-" rous deeds of their daughters, Le.ui bring to this ''Harvest Home" for the first time in our hlstory-au -adequate record of woman's work. -With the , Declaration of Independence in one hand and the 16th Amendmeut to our Constitu tion in the other, let the women of this Nation simultaneously declare their equal rights In the great experiment of a government by the people. As under the genius or our free, institutions the rights of women are at last being recognized, her thoughts should be lifted from a narrow family - selfishness into the high 'and holy channels of ' patriotism. On, the threshold of the second, cen tury of our national life, let woman celebrate one watch-night of the Republic, one ante-natal hour of holy musings, councils, aspirations set to the music of a peaceful chorus, without the uncivil- "lied clangor of booming cannon "that has hitherto .distinguished the world's great festivals. With oft muslo In shady groves let the voice of woman now be heard,' and let her sons in silence learn her will. - -' ' : . Let the 4th of July, 1881, usher in a new day of peace and liberty to all. ' Elizabeth Cady Stanton, . Elizabeth IIovnton Harbert, ', ' Phebe W. Couziks, - , . i - ' May-Wkioht Thompson, - ' HrsAK R. Anthony, - , irr----': - Matilda Joslyn Gage. v As the above idea emanated from the brain of llrabeth Boynton Harbert, and was first, pro- posed by her ln the Woman's Congress recently held in Boston and as she occupies a central po .tltlon In the country, let all communications on the subject be addressed to Mrs. E, R Harbert, Editor "Woman's Kingdom," care Intrr-Ocrttn, Chicago, lit ! . - ' ' ' -rAMHILIrCOUNTY- Wrffc-Ar- The Vamhlll County Woman Suffrage Assocla tlon will meet at McMlnnvllle in Mohawk Hall On, Friday, January 14th, at 2 o'clock P. M., at which, time the annual election of officers will take place, and plans for the ensuing year's work will be agreed upon. , In 'the evening there will -be a grand ral IIa. good programme. lsajready prepared We hope all the members and friends "ttnrrnshtrat the county ptelayWnoxJoliil to be present. Those who cannot come will please forward the annual dues, as it costs something to hold such a meeting. Arrangements will be made 10 accommodate all who will come, IL A. LouaiiABY,Corr.8ec'y. THE NEW NORTH WE8T8 .ADVERTISERS. We this week1-.refer briefly to business houses and professional people who aid In sustaining this Journal., Some of them may not fully sanction all the Ideas advanced and principles advocated In Its columns, yet all believe in freedom of thought and speech, and readily and cheerfully support a. paper that. honestly and fearlessly ex presses its convictions of right and JustlcCjtth ecribers, and readers are asked to carefully note the firms represented in ltaadvertlslng columns and regulate their patronage accordingly. The Woman Suffragists of Oregon and Washington will do the. New Northwest a favor antTserve themselves by mentioning the paper when pur chasing of Its advertisers, because its revenue, will be Increased and its proprietors edabled to furnish a superior Journal, i , - - .-; If you have legal business in Polk county,' give John M. Daly, of Dallas, a calk ! Mrs. M. J. Crump's dress-making and millinery store is at NoJCtt Second tiwt.--'-T- The Aurora Restaurant, as of yore, provides a ."good, square meal" for 25 cents. Mrs. A: J. Rrazellj No. 1.11 Third street, con tinues to do only first-class dress-making. Riles & Co., No. 171 Second street, deal In boots and shoes from the leading manufactories of the East. ; r . -, . ' . . . Dr." Ruwt, near the post office, will pull or plug your old teeth, or make you new ones, good and cheap. . - Mrs. West'sTtore, No. 27 Washingtooistreet, Is the only one in the city devoted exclusively to millinery. - - " - J. Van Reunlen, the Jeweler, No. 107 "First street, makes a secialty of "fine goods and diamond mountings. . " - tlon at bis dental rooms, corner First and Yam hill streets. . Dr. Paid M. Rrenan may still be consulted free at his office, No. 63 First street, about all chronic, and difficult cases. . 1 ItliimaiiA. JU AlnA 1Tt anil fi!frlr bMw4a are tne nianuracturersoi tne ceTeurateu and ernes Clous "Rose" pills. - . - . .' The time schedules of trains on the east and th? west-side railroads appear regularly,. under the heading of "Travel." , - Mr. J. Sorensen, at the foot of E street, will fill all orders for wood, sawed or unsawed, and deliver It to any part or tne city. - , JlMitJieUAJJemenlcoiTU!rlr8tJindIouion streets, will attend to your law . business with promptness and dispatch: O. Conrad A Co., No. 10 Salmon street, clean and dye all kinds of goods after the newest Ger man and French systems. 7 '- " ; - Mrs. Dr. J. I Parrlsh will return from Salem on Saturday, and can thereafter be-found at her office, No. 260 First street. Dr. Keek's "Sure Cure for Catarrh" is a stand ard remedy for the nauseating malady, and thou sands testify to its efficacy. Frank G. Abell, No. 167 First street, haTeamed his claim to-TTefminence aa photograplier. ..His work is as Hue as can "be desired.'" "-- -" Tlie Portland IJbrary contains over MW books and over 100 papers and periodicals, to which ac cess may be had for f 1 per month. Dolph, Rronaiigh. Dolph A Simon may be found in their office In Odd Fellow? Temple, where all litigants will be honorably dealt with. J . Burkhardt & Spauldlpg, Nos. 35 and 37 B street, keep a neat and clean meat market, stocked with everything that a market should have. Allskjr A Hegele, Nov-145 First street, are-proprietors rthe largest ahr"fi6sf"Ieganrcxhfec::r tionery establishment in the Northwest. The sailing dates of the steamers Oregon, Columbia and State of California are regularly published under the heading of 'Travel." - - John A. Beck, the well-known jeweler) No. 149 Front street, will sell you new goods cheap and repair your old watches and brooches ditto. Benjamin I. Cohen, Esq., attoraey-at-biw and agent of the Central Law Journal and Its law pub lications, may be found at .No. 155 First street, up suirs.,. " ..... :. Mr. G. Nelmeyer, No. 162 First street, does fine merchant tailoring at reasonable rates. His stock of Scotch, English, French and domestle cloths is unsurpassed. , J Vosa A Fuhr, of the famous Empire Bakery, No. 34 Washington street, will Sell. you bread, cakes, pies and -crackers cheaper than you can-make them at home. '. Mrs. T. H. Cann. Front street, Seattle, W T., Is conducting her millinery and dress-making store In a manner satisfactory to her patrons and profit able to herself. ..... L. . '. . J. W. Bailey, No. 47 Yamhill street, has become oneof the most popular grocers In the city. Prompt attention to orders and fair dealing have had their effect. . Mis Dr. Angle Ford, rooms 4 and 5, No. 167 First street, will cure your bodily ills by he med icines and alleviate your mental troubles y her cheery presence. ' . ; Salinger's Cash Auction Company, No. 210 First -treet,-wlll -next -week -move to 190 First street, as their Immense and Increasing trade de mands more room. rt ' r-v ' Mrs. M. J. Ensign, favorably known as a dress maker, can be found over Hummer's drug store, corner First and Main streets.. She cuts and bastes suits for one dollar. ThTTotlntBeTortiand i I6metearare"nearly ail sold, and it will at one time be a cluster of homes. I U location will, be the best in the city for residences in coming years, ..-" Mrs. Dr. M. J. Solander, new school physician, is prepared to furnish special remedies for diph theria and diseases of women at her office in Mc Klnnell's block, on Second-Street, , Woodward St Magoon, corner Second and Taylor streets, are reasonable In their charges for livery rTgr ami-hoarding horses. Orders for hacks are promptly attended torday or night ,, , h-)rcgonTransfer Company, corner Second and iSUrk stret7aoesa-generLireignting, ior wanllng and commission business, ana promptly, answers calls for hacks, day or night Persons suffering from kidney troubles should write for an "Excelsior" pad, and those afflicted with throat or lung troubles for a long pad, to the "Only Xung lad CV.," of Detroit, Mich. Is devoted to the preparation of pupils of either sex ior me transaction or ail business requiring a knowledge of penmanshitf, bookkeeping, etc The elegant display of furniture at Shindler A Chadbourne's Is giving all the 'young ladies (be marrying mania. And no wonder. Their parlor, dining-room and chamber sets are Irresistible. , Hlmes, No. 5 Washington street, is-recognirel as the leading book and Job printer of the city, and his work Is excellent, as the neat press-work of this paper, which is done Jn his establishment, testifies. . : Newberry, Hawthorne A Co., corner First-and Madison streeti keep every agricultural Imple ment the farmer needs. Their business extends throughout the Northwest, and is constantly in creasing, f-- r;.: ; , , . , ... : -Bobbins A Yates. No. 229 First street, are agents for the Decker Brothers, the J. A C Fischer and the McCammou pianos and the Whitney A Holmes organs. They also have a full line of everything pertaining to a picture store..-, - -yrpZ-Xm-Mni "street" maintain their rank as the leading music dealers of the Northwest. They are agents for the Weber pianos and the Estey and Standard organs, and carry a large stock of sheet music."; The -Keystone Restaurant, corner First and Salmon Streets, Is rapidly gaining prestige as an excellent eating house. The proprietor, Mr. Cohen, personally oversees the establishment. Private rooms for ladies are provided. - Olds A King's famous Third-street store Is con stantly thronged with cuxtoniers. Their stock of dress-goods, trimmings, staples, notions and nov elties is always full, and everything they offer for sale Is Jutt What they represent it to be. , Flxhel A Roberts, corner First and Abler streets, are deservedly recognized as the loading clothiers and merchant tailors of the city. Their statement that "low prices and ample assortments will be found In all departments" of their store, needs no I euuorsemeui. . V. T. Shanahan, on Morrlon street," between Second and Third, offers superior inducements to nersons dewirinr to seh.ct from the Decker llrnth- en, Jiie J. A C. Fischer, or the Emerson A Dun ham pianos., lie also sells the Clough A Warren and Palace organs. l- j. "Tlie mammoth wholesale mUllnervand fiisn lull ing house of Fielwhner, Mayer A Co. is noteI for Its large sales, small profits and excellent goods. Mr. Mayer is Mow in New York, negotiating with , lue notice will manufacturers for Spring goods. be given or his return. f L;,,Tpc , OrejEPP JF.urnJ tu.refanufkcrinkohli patiy's elegant work Is to be found in every nrst class hotel and steamer, and In very many of the elegant drawing-rooms wherever our field editor travels. Reason, firstH'lass work,' reasonable prices and honorable dealing. Mr. H. B. Lltt. of the Suit House7No;:143 Third street, will forward C. O. D. ladies' all-wool sulta-- price,"Sl5-'taany aWresi.-r,urchasers may ex amine them at express offices, and if not as repre sented1he will pay return charges.. .Mrs.- Utt la one of the best dress-makers In the city. John' BT Garrison A Co., No. 167 Tli I ni street, carry a large stock of latlleaLynderwear, embroid eries, liandkerchlefs, xephyrs, ami all articles per talning to a lace house. Mr. G. is agent for the Davis, the New Wilson andthe Royal St John sewing machines, ami makes a specialty of repair ing old machines Of all kinds. - i ' , Xewls A Strauss, of. the White House, No. 123' First street, still continue to excel in the millinery line. Ladies from the country, in ordering hats and bonnets from this house, may depend upon being served as faithfully as If present themselves. Their stock of cloaks, dolmans, dress goods, laces, etc., etc., is also always complete. ; Mr. J.' H. Wilson, pf Wallowa Valley, while hunting on Wednesday, the 22d ultimo, came upon three Indians, and one of them fired at him. Hejumr-fromhishorepookeover behind a tree,' and returned the fire. The Indian had got behind his pony, and It was killed. The other two attempted to cut off Mr.-Ws retreafbut he mounted his horse and escaped. He was unhurt, but there were two millet-holes In his clothes. miscellaneous advertmementh. "llbBBItlS 4 YATES, qqo ZJljrat otroot -CflQ W A V B i THE URCEJT AK3 CEJT ASJORTEO STOCK Picture Frajaes,-'-;7"--7Trrr ' nonldiogt, ' 7 EnfTavins, ., , .... fjjjjjg, ' TelYet Goods, Belief Pictures, . V-S. .'" . " ' ' . ToUct Articles; T ' Fhotographt, ; Accordions,- ' . Card Board,' - r-- Allmma, '"' .1. liTCards, ,T bsfttond In lHNiliuMl, sn4 s PRICES THAT WILL SlflT ALL. i, .., - . - UO C R O 0 C P I L L 0 . THE AHEKICAtt Steam Dyeing and Cleaning. Works DTE AND CLEAN AIX KIN W Or WI.K, WOOLEN nd mix Ml vtmmI. snrr tb hmt Slid Dfwmt OvrmM and Fenrh ytin. KM UIotm and Fmlher elmnrd and dlHl by new rorn . Blanket and fun rlraned nice 1 7. Ctsanlsg and djrrtnf UeaU ClotainS plally. .. .. ..I,."-- O. X)S HAD a CO., Now W Salmon atrret, fori land, Orrjoo. MISCELLANEOUS A IlVERTIHEM ENTK ' Remo val Sale I . 1 "t . ..br. V" flaaf THE ENTIRE STOCK I - : ' ,....Of SALINGER'S CASH AUCTION CO , llo. 210 First-Street --4. BETW EEN UTLOI AND MALMON. rORTLA!D USE ROSE PILLST . TJSZrTJL HOLIDAY GOODS We bare In atork a Larx VariHy of Goods soluble for THE HOLIDAYS?1 And offer the beat Inducements to TrnBitv-. goods V'.'; runmoHinc coodo. Our Holldar Block eonalirta of articles hsvlnf IITTIIIITOIO - xxehit. - Hubatantlal Talae fuaranted for ererjr dollar's worth of gnoda boafht si oar stare. OLDS tL KZZIO, JT. 147 TB)lrdl Street. lMrtlSMl. Or. T- . ' X "t' Eastern and Ohoalwater Day Oysters I fMaifATi first art, ktwai Allr ava4 Morrlau ; - " - THB AURORA nCOTAURAniV Northweat eonier Front and Alder streets, x lathe Only rUoe In rortlsnd where you can get . A SIOOD aqrAKE MEAL FOB S CBVTaV USE ROSE PILLS. oaa-mal.or Room over flammer1 drug store, cor. First and Main 8ts SUITS CUT AND BASTED FOR ONE POLLAK. mab quenMle and Theatrical Coatumea made to order and for rent. All the lAtcat Hlylea of Kaahloit IMalea kepC I traction In regard to trimming given free of charge. f dlea are invited to call and examine fr themselvea. .-1 .-, ri , 1 - 1 :s: . . -.
