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THE NEW NORTHWEST, THURSDAY;- MAY 19, 188L r
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AIU8EMENT NOTES. .
T. W. Keene and copipanj ha?e arrlYI Jo fcari
Francisco.' . ' t. -
- Kate Corcoran (Mr. Heme) la lying aerlously
111 lu New York.
Annie IMkler la playing "MMlea'' at the Windsor
Theater, New York. , ; ; 11
Now they aar that Mary Anderson la gol ng to
be married to George indole, , a Boston reader. t..
Bouclcault la telling that the groaa receipts of
"'The Hhauahraun". alnco lta flrsrprodu;ction
amount to $1,50000. ; t '.
vTt la authoritatively stated that Tom Magulre
will continue the management of the Baldwin
Theater for the next year. . ' . ' 1
. Katherine Borers emphatically denies the re
iport that she will support Frank Mayoln 8hak
speareau characters next season. '
Buppe, 'the ope ratio composer, has written his
liveliest music, If is said, in a room the walls of
Which were painted with Innumerable skulls and
bones.' ' ..'
The Secretary of a Cremation Society In Pitta
burg recently wanted Annie Cary to sing for the
benefit of lu ''Furnace Fund," and offered her
free cremation by 'way of reward. v , 1 '
' The New York Mirror declares that Forepaugh'a
: $10,000 beauty, Louise Montague, was formerly a
member of the Soldene Opera Company, and that
the whole thing la a put-up Job andasban).
In one of the scenes ofMessrs Gilbert and 8uU
liran's new piece, the curtain rises and reveals a'
sentimental lady of well-developed proportions
playing a nocturne on a violoncello by the side of
j lake. . ..- ! .-..-.-i-. ,
- The "big 4" minstrels appear for the last time at
New Market Theater next Friday evening, when
they give another "entire change of programme."
These entire changes" were rather monotonous
last week. " ' . : '
The New Orleans Ttooyime arY that Phl!adel-I
fmia is a place wnere tne circus goes 10 stay aur
nf the Winter, after the tentiug season is over.
The animals of the different menageriea enjoy the
quiet of the town. - . ,
More In sorrow than In anger, the Minneapolis
Tribune remarks: "It might as well be con
fessed a nigger minstrel show Is about the size of
the tasta of the public of Minneapolis In the mat
ter of amusements." : .. -.'"J"1
Brlrnoll says that he is not Emma Abbott's joflT-
Dight tenor, and that she does not prefer Castle to
him. He Is angry with a critic who said that he
ate garlic, and that he could not, as Ilomeo, climb
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touuevs uaiconv wimout uerncn ; ,
The seventh concert of the season In aid of the
Blano fund was given by. the committee of the
'pen Temperance Association last Saturday event
- ing. A number of- new performers appeared, and
"' the concert was an unusually enjoyable one.
The Melville Opera Company Is In dissolution.
Hatch, a most genial fellow, and a singer of far
better ideas than execuUenjIias left for the East.
Freeman follows shortly, and the other members
re somewhat anxiously slngingthe doleful canti
cle, quid nunctS. F. tnronioe.r r
- A week or two ago,-It was announcedthat
Joseph Arthur had sued Owens, Haverly, and his
agent, Gardiner, for back salary, in order to find
out who was the responsible party. ,JTw ras haa
been decided, Gardiner having been declared in-
-debted to Arthur for the amount claimed.. :
Wo hear, of late, considerable 'gush" about the
"bUr 4" minstrels. Some of the Portland papers
puff them for "sugar," no doubt. -But we have
lost nun in sucn rumpeiers ever since me r-spi-noaa
concert took place here, of which we read so
much and heard so little. Walla Walla Watch
man. .
A l4ndon cablegram says thatlrvlngand Booth
" bave Interchanged parts lu "Othello." playgoers
are decidedly of the opinion that Booth excels In
both parts, though the style of the two actors is
entirely different. An endeavor is being made
" to aecureTthe" appearance pCBoolh, Irving and
McCulloughlnsucha piece as "Julius desar," and
ao bring the three greatest tragedians of the day
on the same stage. It Is possible that Irving and
Booth will visit New York together, under en-
- gagemenl to il anagetAWjcy
The Stamford, after stating that the attendance
at the opening concert of the First Cavalry Band
at New Market Theater on Tuesday evening waa
scarcely larger than the band Jtaelf, and reviewing
tne cause tliereor, says : " we wish here to state,
'once and forever, tnatthe Stamlard will play
'second Addle to no paper In Portland In the mat
ter of taking advertising, and if the management
-of a concert sees fit t guarantee-pyment to-one
journal anu not to tne Atanttara. he may rest as
sured this paper will not touch the notice with a
forty-foot pole. We must all be treated with the
aame conslderatlondallles and weeklies. Then,
and not till then, will any manager succeed. We
; cannot help, however, say ln a word In praise of
tne cavalry uand. They aid noniy. Their pro
gramme was well selected and splendidly given.
and they haveronly to blame the man lu whose
' bauds tne advertising - lay for their very uncom
plimentary reception by iwtland."-
Arsi Alsryj .-
Mr. Benjamin I. (henhas removjHLl)l!i Jaw.
omc to the suit of rooms numbered liu In L nlon
Block. Mr. Cohen has been appointed resident
attorney of the Eoultable Alaeoantlle Coinany of
New lork, and also or the. orth American At
torneya and Tradesmen's lrotectlve Union Com
pany of Connecticut. These are two of the largest
and most responsible collection agencies In the
country, and claims placed in air. coheu's nanus
will receive careful attention and be vigorously
pressed by the best legal talent In the United
States anu Canada. He has also enraged a com
petent assistant to aid him in the enforcement of
local claims.
A alr4M Bath.
The most luxurious and comfortable medicated
steam baths In the city can be had at the rooms of,
Mrs. F. A. Iogan, corner First and Salmon streets,
tip stairs. Call and see a list of references from
the afflicted who have been relieved by Mrs. Lo
ran's power In magnetlo healing. She cures
rheumatism, dyspepsia, neurals-la, headache and
other ills by the laying on of hands. Hundreds
attest her healing power. .
Mrs. Simmons, Bleacher and-Presser, has re-
cored to No. Zs lhira street, near eaimon, city."
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"Nsw No. 8' Is the cheapest aewlnz machine
stay. "Wheeler Wilson UTf co.,89 Morrison su
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1fjm rnimlly eonredfd that the true fooadatlon of s ceeaafal banlneM Arm Is the study of tbiglmtmnt AWr
CWonwrt u well m their own ; for a proper appreciation of b Cbnmrr'ijHtereUair succeM for ,tha producer.
The remarkable racceaa of the FARMERH AND MECHANICS STORE In the past few yean U a valid and Indisputable
Illustration of what a strict adherence to theae principles will acoompllah.
. We rfenoe, as thoaunds of nnsrrapaloas parties endeavor to do, tain by oil matu what cannot be attained by air
wwm prrtemd to offer umrAtmable InducemenU to conunvr rttbf main loeentlTe of which Is to mislead them. Their
principle (?) Is to make as much as they possibly can on the trtt mile, without consulting a. future maintenance of
custom. These practices have wrecked countless firms upon the sea of disaster. . . .
We employ a staff of salesmen who cater diligently and attentively to the requirements of pur Customers, thereby
Insuring a fulfillment of the cardinal principles which govern our firm ao mUrepmentatUm oyootU, rmall prvjlti, qviek
safes, on price, and courteous tmatmeat of our patrons the principles which have carried, with almost one bound, the
FARMERS' 'AND MECHANICS STORE to the highest pinnacle of success. .
We, therefore, with ithe greatest feeling o ' confidence, call your attention to our Extensive Stock of f
Clothlnst r Pry Goods, ' ;
Furnishing Goods.
Doots and Shoes.
Hats and Caps.
Fancy Goods,
Domestics, - .
1 Groceries, Etc.
These Goryls being the careful selection of our California and Eastern Buyers, we offer them with in assurance that
wa can substantiate all we have stated. . . - .
FURf.lERS AIID ECHA(LCS, STORE,
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' ' ' leT First Sirs. rrtlas,a. Orecasi. - .
Arriral of a Vaw aid. Well-Select 1 8tock vs ';
DIAr.10rJDS,SILVERVVARE, VATCHES AND
JEWELRY.
DIRECT IUP0RTATI0M OF THE NEViEXT FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PATTERMS.:
MnUoss n Hpcolnlty of tlto Maniirncturo of Diamond Mountlnfrg.
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T. O. HARKIXH. ' . i. C W. PAtKRSON.
E AC LE r.1 ARB LE WOR KS
- HAitiaira & patehsoit.
- Designers and Manufacturers of .r
MARB1J; MONUMENTS, IIE.HHTONKS, TOM'BS, TABLETS, AND
EVERY DESCRIPTION, Of CEMETERY WORK IN
' . - MAUH1.E, STONE OR GRANITE. ' ,
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OK IIEADsTONEH AND MONUMENTS. WE USE XOTHlNO BUT THE BEST
quality of Italian and Vermont Marble direct from the qnnni. Otnrttr.v kits eni-Joaed-UhXtnne Walls and
Capping or Stone lVwU and (ialvanlN lnn llitlllnr ami Hate. We arc preparvt mun work at slower figure than It haa
ever been done for heretofore In Orrgon. We are alo pn-paml to erect Granltn Monuments or Head Htones of any style
or dimensions. We do not employ any agents to consume promts, arvl niokc lUcwurlt . jnore. expeuslve to tlia pun-hawrT
tint attend Ui ONr ttUslrti'ks'nunM-lvrs. whl-ti eimbW Us to srvHourcuMtoiitors the betieflt of an arenfs iwrentne. We
solicit orders from the omntrv, whW-h will be promptly attended to. We iruurnntee entire satisfaction. If you wisfi any.
thing In our line, and will write to us, giving a. dem-riptloa of what yo wrnt, we will send you designs to choose from,
With prices of same. . . .
myl - Jls. aa Halasaai street, belwesi rirst nasi ar(,n4, rMlal. Orraai. J 3m
r.TI t f(:H odd A"g r l.c u 1 1 u r a I 1 1 m pj cment Houoe !
1TE7BEIUIY, HA7THOIUTZ: te CO
' IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
HlG UTC ITET IJ 11 A L. 131 P LEME N T S .
General Agents for the Celebrated Morrison Plows,. Improved Whitewater NVsjons, Reapers; Mowers, Belf-Bindlng
nsrVesters,neaderi, Threshers, Engines, rannefs Friend prill' ths Esterly Seeder and Tultivstor, Railroad
Barrows, Railroad and Mining Shovels, Uoes, Scythes, Hnatbs, Cradles, Forks, Fk-ks, and a Full Una of.
W o o ct and S t crvs 1 O o o tl ;
Jles. SSI and SS3 Front and SCO and 362 First Strwwt, Portland, Orator
Send for fUlceSt.
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TRAVEI.
OREOOH EATXWAT ilTD HAYI0ATI0S C(L
t OCEAN DIVISION.
""-' " v SBBSSSaSSSSSS
.Between San -Frtuiciaeo - sndPprtlaiid.
ia Xasivas) Every flva Days.
Right Is reserved to change steamers or sailing days.
TiiaornH TirKrra sold to all the principal Cities In thsr
Unlfed (States and Canadas. -
RIVER AND RAIL DIVISIONS.
Columbia, Willamette and Yamhill Birera.
FEBRUARY 1, 188L - '
Dalles, Walla Walla.)
, I matiiia,anuotner
up-river points. ...a.
Astoria, Kalams.Ta-
coma and Settle.
Victoria and ew
Westminster::.,
Cat hlamet. Bay View.
Kkamnrkisif and
" Brook Held.':.... 1
west port, mnon ana
Bale in and Inter
mediate points.
To points on Hnake
River
Dayton..... .
MonJTuealWed. Thn,LFrf.
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GENERAL OFFICESr-Corner Front and D treets, rort
land, Oregon.
A. 1 MAAWr.LL,
Ticket Agt. 07 R. A i. Co.
T. F. OAKES,
Vice-Pres. and Manager. '
J. McCRAtCEN A CO.,
Agts. p. C. 8. H. Co.
JOHN MUIR, ,, -
. - Gen. Frgt. and Pass. Agt."
OREGON AHI-CAXrF0EinA-RAILE0AD CO,-
On and after-October 11th, WO, trains will run as followa-
riAII.V- FTTPEPT MITVniVSl!
EsusUatsle Dlv Islam.
riOM PORTLAND TO (MEBUtt,
Mall Tralsi ..
: LEAVES -ARRIVES .M
Portland . ..7:.T(1 a. m. Rosibur;..;.......7K p. M..
T'"f hTTi ' " ( Iortland .4:35 p. M-
LEAVES
Portlsnd.,
Lebanon
I.KAVM
Portia
Junction...,
Albstsiy Eap
Trajsi
ARRIVES
i....S:3) P. M
...10:06 A. Mr
.4:00 P. M. I Lebanon..
.4:43 a. M. I rortlant
rrelgkt Train) :- '-
-ARRIVES
t:H a M. I Junction.,...-..; ...S.00 r, r-
IPBI
5: a m. Itirtlnnii. ti "IP M,
TheOrt'Eon and ('alifornla KitTlroad Ferry makes connec
tion wtlb-all lU-gUliur Trains on Kastslde Division. "v
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Weat-alda Dlvlalasi.
ratox roRTUXD to wrtallii,
i- "fall Trala J
LEAVES -
Port I a nd .. .....,
Conrallls....
.- ARRtvra 7.,;v
,SKTA. M. f-CnrvalH..4i.KiwJliOO P. W-
-J:;W A. m. j IVrtlwSHi .3:J0 P. Mr
Close connections are made at Roeeburg wl:h. the' Stage
of t he California and ( irnrun humco 4io (utny
Tickets for sale to all the principal points In California,
and th) Kat, at the Company's pltW,
tarser t aaf rreal Streets, at rerrjr UMlag, rsrtlssf. -
Storage will be charged on Freight remaining la Cora'
Iwnr'i U'lrrhnnuHi liver t Vf lit r-four hoHira.
Freight will not he recctve2 for shipment after S o'clock
p. m. on Eastslde ItlvUlon, and o'clock P. m. on Wcstslda
lllvlsloo. J. BKANHT.-y
K. P.IUMiKIP, ticneral Hupcrliiicii.icni.
Gen. Frelrht and Pnssenger A rent.
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VOUR THER GOOD WORKS. ) YK WOMEN cfF
1 Uncoil, by eucouraxlnr 1IOXC ISDI'NfaT to the .
Uwi of y.HJC al4lllTr- hImmiM -y, ymtr hnbnntt. or your -friends
neel anything in the line of PBIXTISU, plcssa
call Ort or aUJress
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HIME8 THE PRINTER,
. S WaskilagtoM Mlrt, PartlasMl
Before sending sbroad. He will guarantee you good work
at the lowest living prloes.
-vsr Maraslnes and Music Books honnd In the best styles.
Legnl Blanks of all kinds for sale, an Catalogues sent on
application. - felOtf
Far Health, Caamfart aad
Klasjaaea aCffrsa,
unDkm rort ihproveo
CCIUtETJ
8KIRT SUPPORTER,
tr la mt ExrriXKTs. M
Ieeatlmpreveatcattsdd aiack
ta lu already estrasivs lsrt
ty. asaipia y nail, ft . Far
sale by all leadlag Jobbers aaa
ratsners.. W an of sets red osly by
1 roY. mammon a eo
axw KAvrji, cunc
USE ROSE PILLS.
JOSEPH BrKHARn. MORTOW St. aPArLDI50
PACiriC MARKET.
BTrnmHO) & SPAtTLDDJO, , ',"
Dntoheri and Paoken,
And Dealers In All Kinds of
FREsn AND CURED MEATS, BACON, HAMS A LARD,
38 and 37 B Straat, Cornar of Second,
- PORTLAND, OREGON.
" Special Attention given to Supplying Ships. aeKU
- . .TBI AlERirAI
Staam By Ing and Ctaantng-Wo-raav-
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DTE AND CLEAN AIX KINDS OF SILK, WOOL"
and mixed goods, after the best and -newest Oerman
and French systems. Kid Gloves and Feathers cleaned
dledbv a new process. Blanketa and Furs cloned nfceijv
Claaafng and dyeing Genu' Clothing a specialty. .
W t vi- kau m ll
TTovlO Salmon street, ForUana, Orcgoav
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