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THE NEW NOltTUWEST, TIIURSAYi-JANUAItl 1.1SS1.A
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Portland, oeoon.
6 PA Yr 4 A X U A II Y It, WK1.
V - IX)CAI KriTOME.
, Scarlet fever Is quite prevalent In Portland at
- The wife anl daughters of ex-Senator Mitchell
-.,' are in Paris- . .. . . ' , - -;
Ellsworth 1W, Graml Army of the Republic,
ha beenrjranlziMji In "Vancouver. . ..
' On the 29th of Novemberr-Mrr Clyde Cooke en
' tered the royal art school at Munich. "
Mrs. and Mtarl-t Iioquejf Oreiron City, have
returned from'a three-months visit in California.
The printers t Portia"nl are makliipr arrange
fnenta for the, formation of a Mutual Aid Hocietyt
"" During 1880, frt4,2oO cljrars wre- manufactured
--lo Oregon-niost of them being made in this city.
, Governor Thayer has appointed Colonel Cann as
Commlsslonerloruregon, to resiue in seatue, wvjr.
.-Tbw Ifrajkh.jlAndJL
a public eniextainment on the evning of lv 7th
" Instant. - f ' ,:..--;' v.
Mr. Jos. K. Bentley, a pioneer of 18.M, ijled In
- Lebanon, Linn county, on the 9th Instant, at the
age of 74 years. 1
Thomas Chamters, of the Workinjrmen's Cloth
ing Store, has left the city, leaving many cred
itors to mourn. - ' .
Owing to the iuperlor finish and excellence of
work, A bell stands preeminent as a photographer.
Give him a call. .. :r
Attention Is askel to the announcement of the
" New York Sun for 1881, which appears under
-'New This Week."'
" The annual reports of the ofHeers of the Unita
rian ChUrch show the society to be In good condi
tion, financially1 and otherwise. '--
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. O. Hummers was
-luirglarlzcd on Tuesday evening, the thieves ear-
rvlnz away a watch and c
chain valued at $10.
Victor Volnev. Third street, near Morrison ad
vertises for sale his large and elegant collection of
oil lIntings,chromos, engravings, mouldings, etc.
Mr. D. C Southworth, book-keeper for Flelsch
v tier, Mayer A Co., was married last Sunday even
r ing to Miss Mary L. Olds, Rev. T. I Eliot offlcl-
-sting. -c
The prospectus for 1881 of Olds & King, the
Third-street . dry-jroods merchants,. Is published
under New This Weejc." It is worthy of careful
reading.'" -';' '
Hon M. C. George, Congressman-elect, visited
3uiiiralGiLrfb'ld at Mentor on the 5th Instant.
He thinks the Pacific Coast wiHTe represented af
the next Cabinet.
Mention of the emancipation jubilee was inad
vertently omitted from these columns last week.
At this fate date It Is only necessary to say that
our colored friends acquitted themselvea, ml they'
always doK nobly. - '- ;
The monihly sociable at the Unitarian Church
will to-morrow evenings take the form of
"doughnut festival, "diploma" hetng awarded
iortnebesi oougnnuis. Aiierwam mere win oe
the usual sociaj time..'- " -"Pearl
Corn Powder" Is warranted by Its manu
facturer. M. Jr Ensign." corner First and Alain
' afreets, over Plummer'a drug storcv-to take
corns, warts, etc. J'rlce, 50 cents a box. Hodge
Davis A Co., wholesale agents.
rllo'n. G. C Chandler, of Baker county, died atJ
his residence In Powder River alley, on the awn
'of December, acred 63 years. He was a member
of the Oregoft-leglslature In 1874 and 1878, "and
had been a resident of Raker county since48U2.
Mayor Thompson has recelvedfron President
Hayes a copy of his last menage to Congress, the
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i, . I!"1 reiaung io ineuiuniDia mveroeing uiarae!.
This Indicates that the Executive appreciates the
importance of improving the channel and the bar
of the C?lumblar.:" xT"
And now comes E. F. Herov. who says that the
""New Domestic Sewing Machine-Is-tlie-Iighest
running, the most simply constructe!, the best
looking, the easiest managed, lasts longer, keeps
the ladles In better humor, and adds more "Do-
- niestic" happlneas to the family, than any other
sewing machine In America. . .
Those who aend ten cents to James Vick, of
Rochester, N. Y.. for a copy of his Floral Guide
for 1881, will receive a handsome book of 120 pages,
with an elegant colored -flower plate. and 600 Illus
trationscontaining descriptions of the best flow
ers and vegetables and directions for growing.
Vlck'a seeds are the best lr the world. -V
- Onv the 3d Instant, the British shlp.Lupata was
wrecked near Tillamook rock, a short distance
k from the new lighthouse, on a reef of rocks run
ning out from Tillamook Head, and It Is supposed
that all hands were lost. Twelve bodies have
been found on the beach, all stark naked. The
hlp was In ballast, coming to this port for grain.
Mr. J. W. Balley, of No. 47 Yamhill street,
- wishes It announced that on the 1st of January he
adopted the rule of selling for cash only. luN
chasers of fine staple and fancy groceries will re
ceive the benefit of this change, as he will Incur
no losses by bad bills, and make his prices corre-
spondingly low. Orders promptly attended to, and
;: goods delivered, in the city.- -i .-. y
On Monday evening, the Blue Ribbon Club of
East Portland elected the following officers": Pres
JdentMrs. - Oj,jtosj First Vlcel'resldent,
Iter. Mr. Pr Ire; Second Viee-I'rrtl(lent, W. B.
Hall; Third Vice-President, MflC Geo.. Johnson ;
Secretary, S. F. Malehornf'Aaslstant Secretary
and Treasurer, S. B. StoreV. The Oregnninn says :
"The reflection of Mrs; Rosa to the presidency of
the club Is but a Just compliment to her efforts
forthepMLy'earaJn behalf of the plub and the
. cause. The other officers are efficient worker! lo
the cause of temperance,"
The Willamette Conference of Jjaxregatlonal
Churches, now In session In this city, is well at
tended, and It meetings are deeply Interesting.
Several excellent essays have been read and able
wrmons preached. One of the chief oblects of the
, Conference Is the promotion of social Intercourse
among the membership of the churches and their
1 congregations. The cause of temperance is made
a leading feature of the Conference, particularly in
its relations to young? people, who especially must
be educated to r'touch not, taste not, handle not,"
Intoxicating liquors In any form. The devotional
exercises .hrn wall attrn'M tr
ImpressTve character, prayer for a baptism of
the Holy Spirit being thejcnd sought.
' AMUSEMENT NOTES.
Ou Vednenlay evening, Jauiiar 26th, a con
cert will le given at New Markel T'heatejr fur the
lenefH of-the Woman's Home. MLs Belle Du
Bola has engaged to arrange the pnramme.
Mr. Tom B. Merry will fecture'at. New Market
Theater on Saturday evening for the benefit of
ingrihe iireamirkTvicesor Davuii;. jsroii,rick'
On Monday evenlnsr next, at Ne,W Market The
ater, Mr. Roltert McWade will Inaugurate the dra
matic season by giving the Portland public hs
Intenrctation of the .character. 1 of . " .' Rip A'an
,Wlnkie," which , he has-- t lulled' for yearstand
which ha9 gained himrawide repulall'dii. Thl
piece will also be given on Tuewlnv evening and
at the Saturday matinee.- On Wednesday -and-
Thurmlav evenings, "The Knights of Arva" and
"Dlck"wTlTrrtI Eycsare promised. The latter is
a laughable burlesqueof "Richard III." For FrU
day and Sat unlay evenings. ToodleV' "Paddy
Miles" ami "Dick wlthIII Eyes" are underllnwl.
'Mr. McWade4trings hl-own company with him,'
anil It Is to be hoped Portland's reception will Ik?
cordial.. r "-
'-Ttw-ertneert gl v-by-tl- OpnTctupcrance.
Society on last Saturday evening was a grand
success In every particular; The opening and
cloning 'quartettes by Mr. and Mrs.' Wyfttt, Mrs.
Dr. Bird and Mr. C. P. Schuyler Were well ren
dered and well received. The solos of Mrs. Good
sell and Mrs. Wyatt were gems and received" en
thusiastic double cneorcn. Mr. J. ' T. Williams
sang with ; his usual excellence. Mr Francis
Vinton's piano accompaniments were played in
excellent taste. Mlns Ella Stephens rendered
two pjano solos, and Mrs. M. A. Hoi brook played
the .accompaniments for the two quartettes.
Lolla O'Connor's recitations were beyond her
years, and Inspired the listener with fear
lest her physical and. mental strength prove
unequal to .the tasks . she assumes. The re
ceipts, even at the low rate of ,23 cents admission,
were quite, substantialr and the concert reflects
great credit upon the managing committee.
Mrs. Gladstone has opened a home for business
girls In liondon. The establishment will accom
modate twenty-five young women, who will be
expected to pay according to their means.
. The Chritflan McMengrr of Monmouth has just
closed 'Its tenth volunfe. Miss ' Mary Stump
rreditablvrfllls-the posltlon-tf-office-eHtor-amI
publisher.'"'"""''!'- ' -.
Mr. J. H. Neal Is now associated with , M-.
11. Shepherd in the publication of the Canyon
City Atw. , -
The DatlcB"30Hnt ti hirer 1 rmslscattied itea
J MtherI Mlkrlt MlbrtU y
Are you disturlied at night and broken of your
rest by a sick child suffering and crying with the
excruciating pain of cutting teeth 7 If so, go at
once and get a bottle of Mrs. WinkLow's Somf4Ljf
lNaYBUP. Jt will relieve the poorjittiesunerer
immediately depend upon it; there is no mis
take about it. There Is not a mot her.on, earth
who has ever used It who will not tell yo.u at once
that it will retrulate the liowels, and give -rest to
the .mother and, relief and . health to the chlldrJ.,
0fT f-ope rating like magic. : 4t is pertectiy sate to use
in an cases, ana pleasant w ineiasie. anu is tue
prescription of oneof the oldest and best woman
physicians and nurses In the United States. Sold
everywhere. Twenty fl ve centsja bottle, r' .
Jt rmk, UK w Kn Tkmt
Should be stopped. , Neglect frequently results in
an IucurnbTe jAmg Disease or Consumption.
Bro-wx'sBboxciiiai.Trochks are certain to give
reiiefIn-AsthmapBronchltIsiCoughs,-Catarrh,
Consumption and Throat "Diseases. rorthlrty
years the Troches have been recommended by
TwhHanwTarKttirwayg-irl ve-perfoeii sat 1 sf act ion.
They are not new or untried, but having been
.tested by wide and constant use for nearly an-eh-tlre
generation, they haveattalnel w'ell-merlted
rank among the few staple remedies of the age.1
Public speakers and singers use them to clear ana
strengthen the voice. Sold at twenty-five cents a
luv, .tfanrwhaM
Mn. A. t. Brall ':'..
May still be found at 131 Third street, where she
is prepared to fill all orders for making dresmys,
cloaks, dolmans, eto-ln-latest styles and . best
manner at reasonable rates. Ladies are Invited to
call and see her. Instruction given, if desired.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
W. E. Miller, of Bellevue, Ohio, says i I haye
been troubled with asthma, and received no relief
until I procured your "OnlvXiUng lad." I can
recommend it to anyonehavlng the asthma.
Beeadr.
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MnJ.L. PaiTi8hVM. D., (late of New York),
Physician and Surgeon. Office 209 First street.
r . v - v r- . 1 1 1 . ii . A
IMrs.,1. j. yruuipi uressinaner im iierii sior,
225 Second sL. Also, boarding and lodging up stairs.
to buy. Wheeler A Wilson M'f g Co., 88 Morrison sU
Miss Mattson, millinery and hair work. Mas
querade auita and wigs tor renWW Morrison at
. AOKim TO TUB kw soavriiwEHT.
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GENERAL NEWS.
tJVngrWman Cinger has been elected Senator
by the Mlchlgan Legislature.
' During 1KS0, 116.3(i,2:7: busluU of grain were
shipped to Europe from New York.
Wealthy New Yorkers are handsomely sub
scribing to the World's Fair pnject.
Only half a docn fire Insurance companies did
well during isso, and they are most ly European.
J. C. iflood, one of the Itonaula firm, gave $0,000
to charFUble Institutions In San Francisco last
Chrlstrrnrs.'- ' ,
w The Ktrafrortl.i-ount.v (New )amphire) ponr-houae-ua
burned o"nT,he7lh Instant, ami thirteen
Hrsoi)s (KTishel.
The Island of Tahiti oilers a subsidy of $-V),(K)
for monthly connection by steamer with-San
Franclwco and Australia. ,' .
A so-called pet rifled woman has Wn found In
Cascade Ijike, Nevada. The relic Is small,
scrawny, brown and htdtous.
It Is announced that "the Baptists of ltrooklyn
jnteixi nullding a church to rival Hpurgeon's
funiOIItt tk'lteriim(.la In 1 jminn "
Frank-" Ijamnr-ml M.rMerluflbr werel ...... , j
hanged In Newark, N. J., on Thurstlay last, for jPoltiyel
inunlering the iatter's husband.
President Haves apointcd and the Senate con
firmed (leneral'Nathan OotT, of West Virginia, as
Secretary Thompson's successor. '
iK'legate Brents of Washington Territory has
Introduced In Congress a bill V permit r-tlred
arny officers to hold civil officeaJn the Terri
tories. ; '
"Don't Know How," a lemler of the Yankton
tribe of Siouit, has sent his moccasins, necklace,
etc., to Secretary Schurz, with a letter signed D.
K. Howe
Justice Swavne will not resign from the United
States Supreme Bench tecause he does not wish
to be succeeded by Stanley Matthews. The latter
is "disgusted."
Immense as were the arrivals In this country of
Eu rM ea ntolnniTf I Ysu 1 1 ion,d 1 1 rl ng t he hrt - five
months of Isso, they were smaller than during the
same eriod of 1K70. . j
On Katunlny, IK'legate Ilrents of Washington
Territory presented to Congress the resolutVon of
the Astoria Chamber of Commerce In regani to
improving the Columbia River.
Arthur Murphy, murderer of T. D. French of
HeppneTrwrasrhanged?at"Pendlcton;otJhe fith.
In his farewell address he admittl the killing,
but said It Was an accident, and accused the pros
ecuting wltnesa of false awearingn?
Two more Arctic expedltionsare being agitated.
Commander Cheyenne, rif the Royal Navy, and
Captain Snow, of the British Mercantile Mailne,
t a vp THYUinBoi) ifh t tmrTrsTpeTation-of-t lieutenant
Schwatka in forming exploring parties. ,
Agent Piwer'y-n'port -of the land frauds In
Oregon has. been, presenteii to .Omgress, and the
land grant to the. Willamette Valley and Cascade
Mountain Wagon Road Company, except 107.H93
acres already patented, will prottably be revoked
the road from Albany to the rtstern boundary
of the State Is not properly constructed. Hecre
tary Sch ura has suspended all proceedings In the
case until Congress acta in the flatter. .
SEW TIIISiWEKK.
PEARL COIlN-POWDER,rLL
Warranted to Remove Coras, Wart JtnOunionj,
frirf, St I rmlt mr Bti,
M. J. KXHIOV, PronrMor, :
M milieu ,
Alilr
ovf r Ilminr, iIi-uk sor, er. Klml nd
Or IIOIM1K. PAVIH A .,
Jt Wtinlmale Amrntm, IVtrtlmnJ.Orffon.
BENJAMIN, I. COHtH,
, Attornry-at- Iaiw and Xotary Itblin,
Kl'ITOR OK TIIR NoRTMWntTKRW liAW Joi'RMAL AM1 RKAL
IaTATK HeoRTKK!,
K.V por Annum, In dvnci. Kh tuple coptM fr). .
l.W Klrnl trcrt.oppoallc OorldenUI Hotl, Iortlttnd,Ornron.
Will prnello In mil thMNnuta nfOrvcon mnj Wmablngtoa
Territory, mud thw I'. K IMnlrW-t mud Clrvult (teurtm.
J'ntlfHMInna nnunpUy mttn,dd lo, mnd prrmn-d with vlcor.
I'mrtloulmr mtlfntlon pnld lo uilnn IrMhiMJnrml Lmnd
OiTloe mnd oilier K)vrnii"nt lH'isrtmeni' at Wmahlnrton.
Kmslorn nrnptiidciit, Cmpt JOHN MULLAN. Wmah
Iniclon, C. del Sin
trNlW" MARKET THEATER.
for
Six"lflgliti - Onlj- and - Saturday
Ifatinee. '-.
aielaig Momxfajr Kailm)(. Jmaimimry 17, isai,
mlth Ibirve ChamiKem mr Profrwanaio
Uairlaim; Ike Week.
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MR.
ROBERT HfWADEI
MR. ROBERT MfWADEI
MR. ROBERT MfWADEI
In lit Ureal C'hmrmrlrr mnd Renowned Imperabnmtlon of
RIP VAX WINKLE.
KIP VAX M INKLE.
RIP VAX WINKLE. '
OR ' . , -
"The Vavkoiitl of the C'aUklll M a.
Moadajr anal Temitm)r-Rip Vaa Wlakle.
WvdNe4ajr aad Tkars1ay-Tkt Kalahts af Arva,
r 4'aaaer the Kamk Itlek wlfk III Ejrea.
rrldajr aad Nalarday Nlvkt -Taadl-Paoax
Mile Diek wllk III Ejrea.
Saturday Matinee Rip Van Winkle.
Irlee am uaual. lU-aeve HemU at Frvntlc A Co'm Mualo
Klurw, 1V7 Klnit mtrvet.
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If Vaa Waat aadalaellaa.
Take your-old sewing inachnea:to Garrison's
sewing-machine store, 167 Third street. lie has
employed one of Uie test adjusters and sewing
machine repairers on the coast. Charges reason
able.: All work warranted for one year. f .
Samuel II. Irwin, -of CtCrelcColfax county,
New -Mexico says; The "Only' Lung Pad"., lias
done more for my wife than all the gallons of Cod
IJver Oil, French or American, she has taken, or
all the doctor's medicine she has used. See udv.
W Till WEEK
OIL PAINTINQS, ENGRAVINGS AND CHROMOS!
't -. .........ron sai.k ar
;v I CT 0 11 Y 6 L N K Y
Plvtare Fraame Maker. -
ramea Made toOnler. ' Old humii lleillt. nimrk Wal
nut ComprtNltlon Ornmmenla rreaiuHl.
" - 0tT Orders' tjr mall I mined Intel jr, attended to. a
Coraer Tklrtf aa4 Mrrlaa MireeU. Parilaad. Or.
fore. - '. . ''"T, "": "
We ahall continue to five the beat possible value
for the money without depreciating the standard
of quality. 1 ,
We ahall . not, under any coniidef ation, offer
damaged, auction or shoddy goodi, at we think
I THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST.
We ahall steadily adhere to the one-price lyitem,
marking all our Goodi in plain flguree at the low
ett cash prices, and we hope by careful attention
lo'thewinU Ofcuitcmeri to .merit their conldence
and patronage.
OLDS & K I TJ C , :
U8E ROSG PILLS.
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THE SUN FOR 1881.
Everybody teatlm Turn Kci. In th column, of this newa.
paper throughout the year to come everybody will And t.
1. All the world, newa, ao preaentd that the reader will
get the kreateat amount of Information with th. lemat nn
protliable eipendlture of time mnd eyealjfht Tita Hva
long miro dlacovered th. golden mean brtween redundant
fullnea. and u Burnt lafaotory brevity.
1L Much of that mort of new. which depend, lea. upon It
recognised Importance thmn upon II. Intereat to mmnklnd.
-From morning to morning Tms rlnlm a onllnued
atory of th. Uvea of real men and women and of their
deed, plana, lovea. hate, mnd troublem.- THIa atory I. Kinri
varied and more jntereallng than any rommno that wma
everdevlaad. "' "T
III. Oood writing la every column, and freahncaa,or1gl
nmllly, accuracy and decorum In th. treatment of every
aubtnef.
IV. lloneat comment Th soph's bmblt I. to .peak out
femrleaaly mbout men and thlnr. '
V. Eqnml candor la dealing with eacb poll I lorn I party, and
equal rcmdlneaa U com meini what la prnlaewoiihy or U r
btike what la blammble In Iiemocrat or Itepuhllcan.
. VI. Ahaolutelndependenceof partlaan organ html Ion., mnd
aawa.vrtn; Juirmity .to . true J e morral le prl net plea. T II S
Hrn believe, that the tMvernment which the Coiialinrtloil
glvea na I. a good one to keep. It. notion of duty la to re
lat to Ita utmodt power the efVrtanf men In th. Republican
pmrty to aet up another form of government In place of Ihmt
which eslala. The yemr ISHI mnd the year. Immediately
following will probably decide Ihla aupcemrly Imnortanl
muleat. THK Hcm believe, tlimt th. victory Will he wllh
the people a. againat the Itlnga for monopoly, th. Ring, for
plunder, aad the King, for Imperial power,
Oup'tertna mre aa follow. I
For Thr Iuilt Hex. a four-page aheet of tweatydght
eolnmna, the price by mall, poatpald, la MeeuU a month,
or eaUM a year t or. Including th. Munday paper, an eight
page aheet of flfty-alx eolumnm, th. prko. ia M eenU a
month, or et.fe a year, poatmge paid. . '
The Hundav edition of Tub Hon la ml ao fumlahed ac pa
rat' I y ml a year, noatag. paid. -'
The prle of Thi weuli c, eight pagea. flnynili eol
nmna, la l a year, poatag. paid, ror riuum of tea menuing
Ola w. will aend an extra copy free. AAdrm ji,
jaU rublUUer of Tmb Hcs, Kiw York dlty.
We shall aim during the year to carry a fuller
assortment of all (roods in our line than ever be-
Na. 117 Tklr4 NtrMi.
POHTIm)...J
,:.;i.OREOOX
ATTENTION?
Printers and Publishers;
OUTFIT FOR A flEVSPAPER
"(Except Pres.) . ' ' ,.':.-',
For Sale Cheap!
THK PROPRIETOR .OF" THE NEW-NORTH WEST"
-offer for male ehemp for rmah th. foJ lowing material I -
Sow Ihm. lire vler, with Jtolle, (aam. number a. U omed In
th body of thl. paper), In good condition.
ia Ibm. Nonpareil (amm. number aa tbi. type), In extra
good condition. . i
17 EonU AdvertUIng or Dlaplmy Type.
M Column Rule. (4 of them' 20 Inehe. long and tb
other. H Inch..).
x.UtaI.lsn i mmrbjImpoalng Htone, afiaM lnchea
1 pair Wrought-Iroo Chaaea, with .Id. and foot-sticks.
S Double Frame, with 'racks. ' .
" pair. Nrw. Caaea.
13 Job and Trlpl. Caaea,
1 Ualley. (Mlngl...S double).
4 lb. Nonpareil Kloga. v
lbs. Lead, (f-to-rtca). "
SMItorlai. Nrwi and Advertlalng Rule., ComprMlng Mlcka,
4uolna,.rimner, Mat Jet, and everything pertaining td
a eomplrt. otTVce. . . .
W. will aell th mbov. material at a bargain. For par
Honiara, aaar
DimiwAY rvBUianixo cow r a nr.
Iarila4. erga.
UOC ROOB PILLO.
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