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THK NEW NORTHWEST, r THURSDAY. MAROHi 21, 8SL
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.-. . ; TIRED OUT. . ' .
.lie doe well Who Uoe hi best.
- !(; weary T Let blra rest.
v Brother, I have done my best.
: I am weary let me reC
. After tolling oft la vain, .
Baffled, yet to struggle fain ;
After tolling long, to gala -little
good with mlckte pain,
Iiet me real But lay me low,
Where the hedgeslde rosea blow,
, Where the" little daisies grow,.
-Where the. wind a-Maylng got-
Where the footpath rustics' plod, ,
Where the breee-bowed poplars nod ;
Where the old woods worship God,' "
Where His pencil paints the sod;.
Where the wedded throstle slug, .
Where the. young bird-fries his wiogf ;
Where the walling ploTer swings,
iNeaf' the runlet's rushing springs ;
Where, at times, the tempest's ronr,
Shaking distant sea and shore,
-mittwllr-TaTe-old-Barnedale-oer
. To be heard by me no more.
There, lx.ncn.fh the hrfl'tv WeatT
Tired and thankful, let me rest, -
""TJke'a'cTilld "Ihuf. slecpefh'lH-si ' t;
... On Its mother's gentle breast. .
LETTER FROM-JfEW YORK.
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SOCIETY SENSATIONS GENERAL OltANT A.ND THE
WORLD'S FAIR COOKIXO SCHOOLS V
FOR LADIES. '
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JREQCLAR CORREBPOXDEKCR OF THE KIW JfORTHWEST.J
.. New YoKlcrMareh 6, 1880.
We have had a nunlber of socIaI sensations
during the- pastweek. A pretty and wealthy
young Jewess, who has been ni Using for ix weeks,
' has turned up in the streets, with a wonderful
story about Imprisonment in a room, where she
, suffered no harm, at the hands of her colored
. guardians, and was finally released unscathed.
Another sensation -Is the burial In Potter's Field
, of Miss Armstrong, who once kept a fashionable
boardlng-Bchool' fofyoung ladies up town.. Of a
. fine family her brother is"a clergyman of- the
-Established Church, .la Dublin she fell through
drink, became besotted, and Anally was run over
by. a cart and killed. Once she was sent by the
Rev. Dr. Houghton, of this city, to her brother,
,who promptly shipped her back to New York and
. left her to die vin shame.The great sensation of
'the hour, that overshadows all others, Is the pro
,k Jected maritage.of Whitelaw Iteid. He is to wed
a daughter of Mr: Mills, the California banker, a'
lady who wears spectacles and has money, and
who will thus 'meet the measure of a literary
man's ambitions. The marriage is to take place
In a few days, and will be celebrated with eclat.
' The Empire State will have but one President
' . tlal candidate' in 1884, and that will oe U. fc$. Grant,
, who has just purchased a handsome residence and
-' grounds In the annexed district on' the other side
'of the Harlem -River. That settles' Conkllng,
' Feuton, Cornell, Folger, ami all other men in this
.7 vicinity who hauker after the' White House-. Tlie
only thing that troubles the ex-Presfdent is that
. he . has. emharketLln an enterprise that does not
- promise 'to be the 'success ho had anticipated.
name to the World's Fair speculators, he thought
' he had only to make his bow as President of the
scheme In order to rake In the mHtal f 40(WtOQ0
But It cannot be done. He concedes it, and so do
bis friends. Grant says Jt is the result of the
r prejudice against the site; but that is not all that
is the matter. Jlis name has no especial charm
here among the business men,, who fear another
succession of- Babcocks, Belknap, Robesons,
',, Becors, etc., in any enterprise which' is under his
' charge. That Is pretty pIainEjiglish, but it Is
true. In justice to all concerned, General Grant
should have insisted on going, back to the original
"World's Fair plan and the original bill, which in
cluded Hilton, Astor, Schulti, Hoe, Harper, ah4
twenty others associated with tliem every 'one
being a man of wealth and prominence and then
not only wo'uld the needed $4,000,000 have been
subscribed within a week, but the whole manage
ment would have been placed above suspicion.
It Is fast getting to be the fashion for ladies to
learn to cook, and before long the kitchen will
have ceased to be! the unknown, countrywhlch
satire has represented: it to be to the divinities of
the drawing-room.' Miss Julia Corson's' cooking
""classes-jJre"enaTleuded hy tireTbelles or Fifth"
avenue and Murray Hill. Philadelphia lias a
cooking club, comprising in its membership ladies
of the most select circles," who pride themselves'
'on being able to dish up a savory dinner for
twenty-live jersons at' a cost of less than twenty
cents head.. Austrian ladies actually make it a
practice 1T go into the kitchens... of princes or
wealthy bankers Where there is a chtf of -renown,
to learn from personal observation the mystery of
- his skill. The time may come when a man may
get as good a dinner at home as lie can now at his
club or restaurant. . Then we shall , probably hear
of fewer divorces. The, Greeks were wise la put
j ting tire seat of the affections in the stomach.
:'.;'- AUGUST. .
A woman who hasjrai cda large number of
-ehsTaysHthat, aftec. vainly trying tlie recom
mended remedies for lice, he has nit upon the
lan of giving them, once or twice a week, a large
oat made of irraham flour In which a handful of
nrriTfnrrt'tK
are xreea from lice ana kept neaitny tnrougnine
season. !
Queen Victoria has granted a pension of f 1000 a
. Veaf to Mr. Alfred IL Wallace In recognition of
his eminent services as a naturalist.
PORTLAND.
The Great Commercial Center of the
- Northwest. ;r
Itw Ireieiit and Itas Future.
' t'lt has a poHilatloa of tlflOO. It Is toOregon, and ths Ter
ritories ot Washlnxlon and Idaho, wbat Mew York
City Is to the Htate of New York, and bears the same rela
tion to that KUte and those Territories that Chlcacw does to
Illinois. MU Louis to MUwoucLJ'hlVadelphls-ta Pen hsjr I ra
ni, and yew Orleans to lioulsiana. It has wonerrltory
trltutarr to It than any-other cltv In the I'nltrd Klalra. and
will kmiii be numbered with the.forenKwt ritlcs In the 1
I'nlon. Kven at this time the hammer and the saw can be
heard In all parts of the elty : the demand for building- Is
so-arreat that the Inelement season of Winter does not
chk the onward nian-h of Its trrwwtb. With the vast
number of MhliMeonstantlT lylnf between this and forelxn
ports, freighted with our eoiiHtantly InereaaiiiK agricultural
products, and the numerous railroads 'now tributary to or
terminating at thiseity.lt will not require more than ten
years to swell the population of our beautiful and growing
eiiy to 1UUADIU souls. Having a lurger, terniory man sii
FranriHeo tosupMtrt II, wa may eonfidently aort that In 1 --whih the httman fnmilrarer prono TO. Their iiuxle of
less than a quarter ?f a eenturyismiahd "will Im the fore.
nioHt elty on the roast In point of wealth and population.
We will here enumerate the many railroad enterprises
trendy in nrtirart.- Home -f them hre-eon"trnrted, antf
others in process of conitlructlun, all hiaking their. termini
ni mis rny.
THK NOKTIIEKM rACIFIC
Is building rapidly west from IHiluth, on Lake Superior,
and also from the Columbia Iliver east, and will le com
pleted at an early day.thns connecting us Willi alloursister
fetates.
THK ORKflOIl ASO CALIFOK5IA R. R.
Terminates here, and Is having an Immense patronage.
' ' TUK WesTKRN OKCUON R. R.,
Formerly the Oregon Central, Is doing a good business.
This road runs through the fertile country on th westide
of the Willamette Iliver, and Its southern terminus at
present Is at Corvallls, W miles' from Portland. ,
t THK CTAH KORTUKSK R. R. .
Will be built through hundreds of miles of fertile lands,
the produce of which must be brought to this elty for ship
ment. 'This rood will connect wUUJhe Union laclfic IL
It., thus s-curing two competing lines front the Atlantic to
the l'uclnc It is now a settled fact that the
-FORTLAKD, PALLES AMD SALT LA KB R. R. ' ' .
Will be constructed at an early day.- This will give us three
trans-continental roads. , i
KEW KAILROAD KKTKRPRMRS. " .
- A home company, with unlimited rnpltal, has been or
ganised, under the name of the OregoWtun Kail way Co., fo
construct narrow-guage nuuls from this city to the Interior
portion of the Htate, ultimately connecting with the Cen
tral I'aclflc, with branciies wherever Inducements may of
fer. This enterprise is being pushed vigorously to comple
tion, so that It may be In readiness to move this Fall's
crop; . . ' , . .-:
ARTICLE" or ISCORPORATIOJt :
Have Iteen filed to construct a rrtnd from Battle Mountain,
Nevada. In the direction. of Oregon, to connect with the
OregontBrrHailway Co.'s road, aud make Portland lis ter
minus. This will give us dlceat communication with the
richest silver mines In the world, and will make Portland
one of the greatest railroad centers In the I'nlon. -
We shall soon be connccred by rail with the Northern
Pud Art It. It.: also with Chicago and the Atlantic cities.
Thousands of Immigrants are constantly arriving from alt-4
parts of the ctviiiseu world, and the millions of acres
of agricultural '-lands that lie still unbroken by the
plowshare, and awaiting the advent of the sturdy furmer,
point most conclusively to the fact that an era of prosterlty
is already dawning iion this fair young Htate. When the
-Immigration has reached -t full tide, and three millions
of acres are under cultivation, then will Oregon be known
as the wealthiest Ktate In the Union.- ;,
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treatment and permanent cure, as no other physlciun on
the Pacific Coust can claim, lie has not only treated Iheac
dlHcasi-k JuoMlsutHJwtfcfuUy, hut has made them a life study,
as a few moments' consultation will prove. - '
Llie tut beeM-a-KpeT.itu-'the -treatment Tf disease 7
weakness aud tleraugement or tne re-pnMliictlve organs or
both male and female, Including diseases caused by tlie
FOLLIES OF YOUTH,
Such a ftPRHM AToRRHOXA, or HRMtif AL WKtKNKMM, or liOHH
er l'mrutT vitai.iTV. Nearly two-t birds of all theChronlc
lUseaaes spring, either directly or Indirectly, fniu some de
rangement of the sexual system, and yet this subject Is
neglected by theinajorlty of the medical professlo.ii.
IT IS TRUE .
That persons who are unfortunate enough to be afflicted
by any form of sexual disease have a del icitcy-tnnral ling
upon the proper physician in lime, from a sen he of mod
em y, and sometime from Ignorance, and .permit those dis-cfuw-s
to exist until their constitutions become corrupted,
their organisation-broken down, and the hoM of future
happiness blighted, until death becomes a welcome mes
senger to carry them out of their miserable existence.
Those who call In time upon lr. PAUL M. liKKNAN
need have no fear hut what he will restore tbe.ni hi perfect
health and vigor, make-their bodies pure and their minds
content. If they will only follow hi advice and treatment.
Catarrh, llronchitis. Throat lMscaaes, Hkln iMseases,
Itheumatism,. Kidney Complaint, and all IMseascs of the
Kyeand Far, Mlomach and HI adder, he can cure without
fall. NoOuack Nostrums iimvI ; no slop treatment; no
false promises. Everything strictly confidential under all
circumstances. . ..,
CONMlXTATIOXFRKK.and a list of printed questions
sent to those livlug at a dUlauce who cannot consult him
personally.
All Hurglcal Operation performed.
OrricK No. tti First street, let ween Oak and line. Office
IJoiirs From 10 to VI a. m.. S to ft and 7 to r. la..
All letters for professional business must lie addressed .to
Pr. Paul M. Krenan A ("0..6.I First street, l"ortland,Or. S-7
PORTCAST O C'ITT HOMESTEAD.
r The land In this enterprise lie adj4ilnlng the city, and U
only-from ten to .llfteen minute' walsTfriim'Ihe Court
ItoiiW, ami a ls distance thnn that from one of the beet
public school ill the City.-It Is divided Into
oxt TuorA5D-TWK!rrr-recii isrs,
Fifty by Vine hundred feet' In slie, with streets sixty feet
wide
fKIK., ' m '
All lots will be sold for tlOOTach, payable la Installments
of Vi l'r inonth, or the small sum of lrtJ,-ents per day. No
Interest will lie chanced, and a good and sufficient Itond for
lieetl wilt he given upon the payment of the first Install
ment of t-NSixl a Warranty Ticcd Uxm reet-ipt of lustiu
tallracnt, both without expense to the purchaser.
' -TO PCRt'liASkloC"""
Those not finding It convenient to make their payments,
every immhii; opponuuny io Keep -up inetr pavmenta,
I, ... a , ...Ml l...-,r. yrr. In uhel f('
Illlike such iuiyilenlsf as it Is i -ajrHlile tlial all shall have
nvorv iMiaalltle oliiMtrtuult V hi keen lll their nur menla.
TIiohc desiring to make full payment at tlie time the lloud
Is HHuel, will be entltletl to a reduction of flu on each lot,
or on ciwn 5 u pnnijn. as iiiv
; : : KOAU TO WEALTH
Is the most certain and- rapid through real estate Invest
ments, this enterprise fitters rar more Inducements to the
public than any other on the const at this time, as the price
and payments are within the reach of all. 1st not let this
chance pass, lluy a lot, build, and make yourself Inde
pendent. Many of you who live In rented houses par more
every year for rent than would purchase a hit and build a
roof over your head. You then would lie lndccndeiit of
exacting landlords, and In truth have a place to call home.
tlONT pomoet'
That not many year ago some of the best lots In Han Fran
cisco were sold for an ounce of gold dust, and that now they
cannot be bought for 1UMW. Also, remember that In Chi
cago some .-of the beat-butdties lots were twee traded for a
pair of old lioots. How often Is ths remark mad by old
residents of Portland tiint once they could havehought lots
for IKO that Mjt would not Imy now. It 1 not wind "to
despise the day of small things."
... . u !.. ' it is trv
That of all Veal estate Investment the homestead plan I
the best and safest, as all who Invest are Interested In mak
ing the whole property more valuable. ' To illustrate: Hup-
MNe A bailds a house on his lot, and II owns a lot adjoin
ng; H gets the benefit of A' Improvement, while A la not
Injured thereby. This philosophy will apply to the entire
property.
We have donated a lot to each of the principal churches
for church purposes. Alo,two lots are set apart for public
school purptmes.
RAILKOAB PURCHASE.
- The Overland, Oregon and California and the Western
Railroad Companies have purchased all the land from the
east line of the lIomcMlcad (Ninth street) to the water
front for their terminus, depots, machine shops, etc also
ttHvtwaln Utmof theOtcgonlsn Hallway fowtmtiy t Urn It Co J
will have Its terminus near by. Thus the greatest railroad
center on the Pacific Const lay In clone proximity to these
hits. -Tills purchase has cause'd a rise in all surrounding
property of l(t percent, making the lots In this Homestead,
from Ih to ltd) mr t-ent cheaier than any other real estate in
Portland. Inasmuch ns tills Homestead was advertised to
be sold for a stipulated price ticfore ttie recent advance, un
pleasant as It is, we shall strictly adricre to our advertised
contract with the public to sell these lots for flou each for
the next ninety days. . - ,
The two hundred lots that were reserved for actuiH settler
are now all sold, and the demand-to select lots being mt
great, we have tieen compelled to place more lots on the
market from which tlie public may select for the ucxt
ninety days. This affords an oportiinity for persons so de
siring to purchase Hie Musi beautiful residence roerty. .
S TO PARTIES UEMIRIXU TO PrW IIAMR. -
This property Is how selling very rapidly, and those wish
ing tu buy. Will ll'lL wjrll tOJUli orscliil Immediately for a lot
or lots. All but the flist Installment must tie lald at the
banking House of Ludd A Tilton, In the city of Portland. .
.. PERsojrs Prom a Mhtascb
neslrThr a lot, may forward 1100 to the Oencral Manager,
and a Ihind will be luinieiilalcly forwnrded.
Money may lie forwarded by registered letter, money
. I ll'-ll. - Mm I '-. A . l I.
urirr, nr nfriiw, rune' v-.i-a r.'reww, m mj riRH,
- For further particular, spply in . J. M. KICK,
Or to '
tieneral Msmrer. I'ortlaml. trr
IIAIUIIT A M I.ACUIILIN,
.. &3 Morrisoa street.
Certlfieailet
ine rjWIIsr IHTinVIkKdl UlTfttTTRrtTif; X T k I'"" "'
HU iiomesieao tne title thereto is Perfect, twins- a II. K
rsienv ana I auinonie J. M. nice to sell ssM property a
ihe lOreg olfif planT " T" T. A- LXItvt,UASt,
- Bvftmettt . ' : " . . ; .. :
Wa Reld. Banker; Hon. J. II.Mltchll,Exrj.f. Senator;
Roa.L F. Orover.U. H. Hrnatif'; J. A. Hlrowbridge. Mer
haat; Mtder A frank, MrebAt Uw. IL Ilimtsi, lTlalei.
MIHCELLANE0U8 ADVERT18KMENTH.
DR. PAUL M. BREtlAtl,
Th Most 8uciftil FhjticUn on the Faoifio Coast
. IN THE TltKATstKNT-OK ALL"-
CHRONIC AND DIFFICULT CASES,
HAH It KT URN ED AFTER AN EXTENKIVK TOUR OF
the Eastern Mate for the past four month. The Doc
tor visited all the principal medical Institutions In the large
cities of the United Htatea, and comes liack with all the
modern methods. Instrument and appliances known to
the most scientific men In the professUiii. The ltocUur haa
also brought charts and manlkiu to illustrate his lecture.
IHt. PAUL M. HKKNAN has been lecturing fir year
on the IjBws of Ufa and Health. In hi private and public
lecture he haa taught men and women the true system of
life, how to le healthy and happy, If they would only lie
fuided hy his wise counseTT liut all cannot hear blsde
Ightful aud Instructive-lectures, nor can-he tell everything
necessary for suffering humanity to know from the public
rostrum before a promiscuous audience, Thenuremalna
much. Jo lie learned from him. as his extWIcnee-extcndVt
over broad fields of active professional life. This knowb
edge so necessary to the welfare of sufferer can only be
f leaned by private lrofesslona IConaultatlon at his office,
lis experience In the various parts of Kun and America
gives mm sucli opportunities or learning I lie oeiicaie uis
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all PHlent Husiness.with greater promptness and dlsiatch
and lea cost than any other patent attorneys, who are at a
distance from Washington, anil who have, therefore, to
employ "associate attorneys. N. We make pn-llmlnary ex
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charge, and all who are interes'ed In new Inventions and
patents are Invited to send for a copy of our "tlulde for Ob
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contains complete Instruction how to obtain pulenls, and
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the heirs of those Moldlers w boil led fnim coiieuences f
service, ihcihi stamiis Mr Mill Instructions In Pensions
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(Over I.add A Tiltou's Hank.).
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W. Echhclmer, II. Fulling, U IJIuin.
TRAVEL.
0REQ0V AUD CALIT0R1TIA RAIXEOAD Ca
On and after October Uth, l&Q, train will run a follow
(DAILY, EXCEPT bUNDAYH) I .
EMit-al4 DlTlalOM.
riOlf PORTLAXD TO stOSEBl'KG.
Mall Trala
L KATES : . r AHIW
mi A. m. I tuisennrr..... 7j p.
:W a. x. 1 1
IVirtland.
Itoseburf ...
Portland...
..-a3 r. a,
AlkMkaiy Kxtare) Ttmlai
LK4TES ARRIVE
IVirtland ....-:00 r. M. Iehanon......n
lA-banon.....,......4:4i A. at. Portlaud...
I.kAVKA
Portland...,....
Junction
a-'m m a
....10:Ui Ar.
a
Frolakl Tralai ..
ARRITRM.
.:1.Va m. I Junctlon...........s,(10 i
..: a m. 1 1vmland :' r. a.
The Oregon and California Railroad Ferry mnkea.eonne
tlou with all Regular Train on Kaatslde Division. ,
' Weal-aide Dllalai.
rBOJf , IBTISttTOCOBl'Aiajfl.
, Mall Tralai
-trTH ' -' " AKRTTKR "
Pjirtlnnd ..S:(10 a. m. 1 Corvallls....- Jt?Wrp.-m.
Ctrvallls..M.. ......8:30 A. M. IVrtland...... .:W. n.
Close connection are made at Hose burg with ta ".Ugea
of the California and Oregort Htage Company.
Tickets for sale to all the principal point In Callfomra
and the East, at the Company' office, .
t'eraer r Vral atreets,' at rerry Ualg, rertUad. '
ftorage will be charged on Freight remaining la Com
pany's WarehouiM over twenty-four hours.-
Freight will not he received for shipment after 5 o'clock
t. m. on Fuitslde Division, and I o'clock P. n. on Westald
Division. J. RRANDT,
E. P. ROOEIta,- Oeneral Muperintendeal.
Oeu. Freight and Passenger Agent,. ' a- U
OREGON RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION COu
OCCAM DIVIlClOJr.
For San Francisco.
STEAMER LEAVES EVERY FIVE DAY) AT I A. M,
as followst ' r
rolansbta.
February..,
February..,
March
'Msrch.......
April .
April.
May
. 7
tsl
a
34
Oretroai.
February 17
March..... ... . 4
March.. uu
Aprll.....,.....lH
May.........
ltf aT IK
Stat CallfSarail
f. C.a."a,co.).
February....'.-.
February
Marcn
March
April..
April..
May-..,
n
m
M
U
Right 1 reserved to change steamer or sailing day.
TiiHot'on -Tirntrrs dd to all the principal Cltlea In the
-tfntTel Htate ami Canada.
OENERAL OFFICEH-Corner Front and D treen, Pota
land, Oregon. -
- , A. JU HAAWsIA,
. T. McCRAKEN A COTT" : Ticket Aj
Arts. P. C. H. H-tor 1TF. OAKEtV
lUlit, Vlce-Pre. and Maaarex
Oen. Frgf, and Pas. Aft
T
CATARBHv
HIE MOHT PREVAIJNT BUT LEAHT UNDKRMTOOB
. of all diseases. I the cause of much neadles)urrrlrnr
and thousand of premature death annually. DR. KECK,
has made this disease a life study, having bee a great suf
ferer himself until cured by
,TT1 w .Own
Wtibli tie lis flu' Illlrtfcll'yl'Ur' ll his pracllce-the Ibre.
last In IVirtland, Or. put to the severest test with the most
satisfactory results, lie has also treated several phystrlana.
With this accumulative evidence, we are warranted l say-
Hg that tin rithrrpTcpRrBThnrfor the ciire of this disease M
any of It form will give such universal satisfaction as
Dr. Keek's Sure Cure for Catarrh,
Which yon can get of your Druggist at home, m trt DTI
K ECK of IHirtland.Or., at tl per laitlle, or six bottles for k
The Iioctor makes a specialty of the treat mnt and cusr
of chronic diseases, especially "
Cancerlmd Diietsei FecolUr to Women. .
Young men, middle-aged or old men who are suffering
from the errors and Indiscretion of you Hi, hervoua weak
ness, early decay, os of manhood, stc, should con an It DM.
KECK. Everything strictly confidential. All proper quea
ttons answered through the mall promptly. Enclose
three-cent stamp, and a.ldresa DR. JAM FJh KECK,
: No. 13ft First Htreet, INirtland, Oregon. -The
trade supplied with DR. KECK'H HIT RE CURE FOR
CATARRH direct from the laboratory of 1. Keck, or froa
Hodge, imvls a Co., Portland, Oregon, wholesale agents..
Jal ly .
JOHN
WATCHMAKER
Froh,t street (oppisilte the Esmond), Portland, Or.
A. IJKCK,
AND JEWELER.
A Fine Assortment of
tnrrTrTRsMnrtbew P. lic-ady, Iresblcpt: II. Falling,
Vice-President; p. C. Mchuyler, Jr.. Treasurer; M,' W. F'h
heimer,CAirresMnding Hitretaryi ilenry A.Oior, ijbrarlaa
and lte-ordlng Mc;retary. , '
1 T "7 T I YOtTRHKLF RY M A KINO MON E Y WHEN A
1 1 1 J IjL goldc'p chitiKie Is offered, tliercl.v always keep
ing laiverty from your door.; Those who nlwsvs take advan
tageof the gisal cbuiKMn foriiiaking money that arc ottered
generally become wealthy, while hor who do not Improve
such chance remain In iovcrty. We want many men,
women, Iwiv and girl to work for us right In their own .lo
calities. The huslireas will pay mora tlian ten limes ordi
nary wages.'. We furulftb an eipciiKlve outfit and all that
you need, fre. No one who engages falls, to liuike money
very rapidly... You, can devote yourwholetlme to the work,
or only kour spare moments. Full Information and all
that Is needed -nt free. Aildrcss HTlKmix a Co., INirtlainlvl
mania. , m..ajii
PI ON EE R W O OD-Y A R D ,
On Esmond Dock, at foot of Morrison street.
ALL KIVIMV Or WOOD, "!
1 Sawed and unsawed, nonslantly on band, and delivered to
I . " all part of the city.
JUUU8 BORENHEN, Proprietor.
nolltf
OR OUTFIT SENT FREE TO THOhK WltO IVlMlI TO
engage in tne moat, pleasant and profltaMe business
very t htngiaii
f u m is h ' you ever-t h I ng;
a ptrat-not-ren wti
(10 a dsv and upwards la Mall
onl oi'' wnhout staying away from home over night. No
i"- .. ..i. n.u iirw wiiTR'ri winiru u nuir. siany
are making fortune at tha buainea. I Ad las maktaa much
as men, and young boy and girl make great pay. No on
who I willing to work tall to make more money every day
than can be mad In m week at eav ordinary amploymeat.
Thoae who engage. at once will find a thort road to fortune.
Addre IL HaXi-rrT A Co., Iortlaad, Maia. , . aof-SO .
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CLOCKS, WATCHES, JIWELRAND ...SPECTACLES.
AT Uif PRICEH. .
J?ejwfWna BprHalljf. Att Work Warrnmlnt.
- Purchasing AMERICAN WATCHES Direct and forCaak.
and having the .advantage of Isiw. Rent, I can safely proa
Ise Ijower Price than any other house In Oregon.
HHng comtH'tent, 1 will repair Common or Fine Wateba
atlsfactorllv. .
; Ml'KCTACLE and OITICAL OOt)IS a Specialty. "
Elgin silver Watches
WalthauiHIIvcr Watches.
Jal in
...Rri0toiaav
..114.09 to.fi0.ta
U 8 E R08 E PILLS
' THE" AURORA RE8TAURANT.
Northwest corner Front and Alder streets,
, I the Only Place In Portland where you can get v.
JOOP HI'Akt MIAL rOlt M CEST.
QIAOTJTrTT FURNISHED FREE, WIT1I FULL -V
IV struct Ion for conducting the most profit a Me InwdV.
tiea that anyone can engagvtnr'Ttie business Is so easy t
learn, and our Instructions are so simple and Plam. thai
TnTTT TBTrVTirj TTVTtl iTui To V n ITT. Yt omen are as unrrwnl
as men. lioy and girls can earn large sum. Many ha
mad at f he buslnesa oyer one handrcd.daUara.ln a. -slnsiW
week. Nothing like II ever known before. Allwhoengags
are surprised at the ease and rapidity with which tbey xrm
abla to mak money. You can engage in thl business dar
ing your spare time at great proflL. Yon do not have tn uv
veat caplut In It,' W tske all tha risk. Thowho aaeal
ready money should writ to ne at one. All furaUhea
free. . Add res Trci A Co., Augusta, Main. uo-m
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