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THE' NEW NORTHWEST;; THURSDAY; JULY' 21,' 18SL V
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FORTLANjnT' WKEUON. THURSDAY. JfLY 2I. 1WI
' IX)CAL EPITOME.
' The salmon catch baa b?en light this season.
Tllton. 8. F. Chadwlck, ; of Salem,,! In the city
. - This I the last wvaH ol uid & King's reinova
sale. ' - -.- - . "
' Opposition la now llvely( between TortlanJ and
The Dallee.
vi'Coa8tln hats" larjre enough for a tent or a'
Mllboatat Woods for eents. . . -
JlraZCTA. Lombard lias Let" ii kj)oIiited organ
lt of the Cathedral In this city.
,; Hon. and Mrs. W. J. Ply male, of Jacksonville,
- left the elty for Home ou juomiay.
' A nambep'of smalt fish fell from the clouds dur-
. I . 1L1 I - I - - A 1-
Jlie a anower ui rani at isiona iaet ween,
W tllyU. I.H..rl.P llB. UlUt twist l.tllWI
jfnnifll uuiinii linn urrn linu 114 g'lljpn
onds to await the action or the (J rand Jury.
Somesrreat bargain In dress eoods are offered
by H. Lilpmau 4 lo, lleau their- advert Isenient
Greater reduction than ever iu straw hats at
Woods'. He la bound to get rid of his Hummer
Mr. Herman-Kettler has returned from a com
bined business and pleasure trip to his old home
The annual exhibition? of the Portland Mechan
Jcs.JrairwliLcommencet'Ctouer lota ana close cm
J he 29th. ,. r - ... .
; Owing tathe superior finish and excellence of
work, Abell stand preeminent, as, photographer.
liive mm a can. , . .1. jjzz ' ,
: t T m n n t t wiisw rMmlf T u ia Anil li t Ir
has been examined on a charge of insanity-ami
jenl to the asylum. , .
An examination of all applicants for the cadet
.hip at West Point will take place In Portland ou
the iRHh or August next.
II. H.. Hyde7 an old citizen of Prairie City,
Eastern Oregon, died at his home In that place on
the 8th instant or paralysis.
-TlmJlaptl8tOiurchbullding-lu-lhlaclty Is to
be enlarged, Its present seating capacity being in
MifMcleut to hold the audiences.
This is the season when the dreaded fever and
i airue'arelpreValent.-"JfltiT them lu the bud with
Plunder's "8. 8. 8.' a sure cure. ,
Mrs. J. W. OIlmore. of Heppner. and Mrs. C,
Baxter, of Albina, favored the New Northwest
with a pleasant call this morning.
' An Insect of some kind has been destroying
wheat In Yamhill county at fearful rate, cutting
the stalk off at the surface or the ground.
John Sullivan,, who was stabbed, by a man
named Btoughton at McO raw's Landing fast week,
died at BL Vincent's Hospital on (Saturday.
It Is thought that the wheat crop eaat of the
... Cascade Mountains will this year be nearly 100,-
CUO tons, of which 75,000 tons will be exported.
The city seems to be Inflicted at present with
gang of desperadoes, as burglaries and attempted
incendiaries nave become quite common or late.
- A largely attended, harmonious and Interesting
session or the congregational Association or ore?
. gou and Washington was held at Halem this week.
. The formation of a new fire and marine Insur
ance company, with a capital of $250,000, is In
contemplation by a number of capitalists in this
flty. - v:,;: -- -y -
The marriage of Mr. Will Oil more, of Heppner,
and Miss Emma Peck, of Portland,-was solem
nized at Milwaukle yesterday, Rev. Mr. Hell wood
oftlclatlng. v j
, Mr. M.- L. Hallenlpck'r the 'revivalist,' roturnel
-to the city yesterday and conducted the services
at the YMrCrA7 Hall last evening, a large audi
ence. being In attendance.
' Frelman & Smith have purchased: the Pine
street coffee-house, and will hereafter run it in
- connection with the Vienna coffee-house, which
has become o popular under their management.
The Standard ays hat the O. It. & N. Co. wil)L
proceed immediately with the work or bridging
- the Willamette at tile upper end of -Ross' Island,
' the lumber having been already ordered for that
purpose. .' .
The track on the City View Farm Is being put
In excellent condition' - for the' -Northwestern
District Agricultural Association, preparatory
for the races which will commence next Tuesday,
- the With Inst '
v A resolution was introduced In the Council last
Thursday evening asking Chief Justice Lord to
settle the disputed question of the Mayoralty. It
I very probable, however, that he will decline the
thankless responsibility.
" Captain James Harvey, of the British ship
Taunton, plead guilty In the t;. B. District Court
last week to the charge of violating the law by
bringing more Chinese passengers to this port
than is allowable, and was fined $700. '
Halberstadt A Kannyof the New York Novelty
Co., have Just received another addition to their
k vel t lew In t he sna pe of en rotno-aa ver-
tising cards, or which they have the nnest invoice
ever offered in this market. Call and Inspect them,
During the last trip of the Columbia to this
', I o rt from San FranclHco,.one of the laly passen
gers gave birth lo a girl baby, which was formally
and with great solemnity christened "Columbia
Jlollea Pacific," In the presence of all the passen-&em.-.--f.
:, v. r'-lrf
." CarIetonPrlce, of the firm of Price A Brophy,
sub-contractors under Thompson, David A Hmitli
for clearing the O. R, AN. to's radway of tlm
ler between Portland and The Dalles, has ab
sconded, defrauding the men working on the road
,jpf aome.fl00. . -
"The (Irand Lodge of the A. O. V. W., In session
In Halem last week, elected the following officers :
Crand Master, W. I). Hare; (Irand Foreman, C
M.. Bradnhawix Grand Overseer, J. P. Good hue
(irand Jtecorder. llobert Newcomb: Grand Ite-
V I. K. i
: celyer,
('hapman.
Moores; Grand Guide, Harry p.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will
iueet at the Y. M. C. Ajjooms on Saturday at 2 P.
M. for the purpose of organizing a JuveiiHeTlHd"
also a Young IVople's Temerance Union. The
pastors of the different churches, and all Inter-
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music and a few'sh
invited.
ort speeches Wl
behad.Jl'hiN
irwriipwraity
,;"Is there no Hope for Erin V a song and chorus
wntU'ii and composed toy Mr. Chas. 11 Bray and
Published by D- W. Prentice A Co., of this city,
has been left at this office. It la Mr. Bray's latest
production, and will doubtless be received with
great ravor by every friend of Ireland, . - '
The O. It." A N, Co, have published a handsome
a aa ...
Jtocaet uine-iaoie, on one side or which Is a
iuely-colored map of the Uuited Htates, and on
the reverse besides the Sumnierschedule a map
oi kar(oi uregon, Washington, Idaho and 3lon
tana, showing the different line of transportation
completed and in course of construction.
Dr. A. P. Truestlell Is delivering a course of In
structive lectures upon nature, science and relig
ion at Y. M. CAT Hall. The lectures are illus
trated with a. series of verv fine oil nalntinsm. the
sight of which is alone worth the price of admis
sion, i ne arternoon lectures to ladies are thinly
attended, and those'who remain away miss a rare
opportunity lor vaiuaoie inrormation.
Mr. J. W. Bailey has removed from NoV 47 to
Nos. 8.1. and 85 Yamhill street, between Fourth
and Fifth, or two blocks west of his old location.
Ha finer staple and fancy' groceries'. can" be found
in the city nan at his new, neat and commodious
establishments-Hi prices are the very lowest, as
he sella tor cash. AH orders promptly attended
to, and goods delivered to all parts or the city.
' The First Philosophical Society continues to
hold regular meetings In Nonpareil Hall, corner
or r irst and Madison streets, every Sunday arter
noon and evening. - Scientific and philosophical
subjects are discussed on a free platform, ami the-
meetings are growing In popularity. ext Sun
day evening there will be a lecture by Dr. James
Keckraubject, "Temperance from a New Stand
pol u t. 'i A 1 1 - re 1 n v 1 1 eti.. . ; 1" .
i AMUSEMENTS. . ' t'
Manager Stevhhan Is a passenger by the In
coming steamer. ' " ' ' '
Levy, the celebrated cornetist. Is "managed" by
his wife,; who has rented him out at Coney Island
for the season at $500 a weeki 1 . .
Miss, Clara Louise Kellogg is an enthusiastic
American, and when the U. S. man-of-war Tren
ton lay oft Yillafranca she boarded it, banjo in
hand, and sang the sailor the national melodies
they love to hear.
The MendelssoTTn Quintette Club ofTioslon, as
sisted by Miss Marie Nelllnl as prima donna, will
give Concerts at New. Market Theater on Frl-
day-anl Saturday evenings -next.- This club is
said to be the finest In the country, and furnishes
delightful entertainment.' v' : '? '
Manager Stechhan writes from San Francisco
to his agent In this city that he has engaged Mr.
Wm. E. Sheridan, the tragedian. .for a season of
the legitimate at New Market Theater, commenc
ing August 9th. Mr. Sheridan is a fine actor and
la fast gaining a foremost position among the
leading tragedians of the day. It is not Improba
ble that a "Hazel Kirks" combination will follow
him "
Miss Griswold. the young American who re
cently made a successful 'debut In Paris on the
lyric stage, is the daughter of a Chicago family.
Before the great Are bar parents were wealthy.
but havlnr lost In that disaster nearly evervthln
they possessed, they yielded to their daughter!
earnest entreaties to be allowed to cultivate her
voice ana earn aa-nonew u veil hood. -Mrs.-tJrts"
wold accompanied her daughter to Paris, where
the young lady atudied assiduously for three years
In the Conservatoire. '
The Ijoulse lister Opera Com Dan v will open at
New Market Theater ou Monday evening next for
a season of six nlgJits. The troupe consists of
some twenty voices, and will be prepared with a
change of programme nightly. The management
mouesuy announces that there will be no increase
In prices, which Is certainly : considerate. An
opera company, the majority of whoite members
nave recently been playing at the Winter (beer;
Garden In San Francisco for t went V-flve rents
admission, ought (o charge at least $1 50 when
visiting I'ortiand.
1 Our local musical critics and dilettanti gener
ally, who have recently been gushing so energet
ically oyer the efforts of some of our indifferent
amateurs with strong lungs and fair execution,
but no natural sweetness of voice for a foundation,
will have an opportunity otiFrlday evening of
witnessing and ''criticizing" an entertainment of
an organization that, cornea heralded and com
mended from Boston to San Francisco the Men
delssohn Quintette Club. In view of the arro
gated great discernment of the Portland public In
sucb matters, It will be Interesting to note the
manner or tne ciuo's reception.
1IW THIS WEEK.
LOMTBOT. ; ' .
MY HON, ALPHA DANIKU -LEFT ATK1NHOXK
Mill, at Old Tvomi.nrar lhi KHli of June, lie wmM
llier on pmhntlon rmiu.j.Ua Asrlura at HtHlaif mm1; Wim
thNi(ht to Ih well t tn vrry bRrmlrm : la tifur Iri renin old !
rathor hrav.r m i Hcht rompleilon ; llvhikalr; llu tytm;
"ry Kmnt ni m?w j ara mil imi 10 anyone : very
nj inn
tMw-kward and timid. Ar
Vmnatlon In nrarl to lilm
wcmld be vladlTrfclveil by hla muI parpnlnaM'hrnpy.Mpo-
aau niunij, i , ., or nr. waugnop, at mei I arMm , w
jyll H
W. II. DANIKI,
T.
rT H. M. HUSO, Dentist.
For the Intrmit of the publk. I have resolved to do flrt-
elaaa work at theae prtcwi I ,
Net mt TtU Rakr...J . fl & mm4 mpmmHt
Het er Teetk 'llleld . I Maal mmmr
rilllaar..
Mlver a Hm Fllllag 1 mm iar4
EatraeUa er Ttfc. with Uaa I
Orrica -Cw. First and Alder, opp. Town Clark.
Oae kaira. all awra. 1 " jyg
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE HTATE OF ORE
CO for the County of Multnomah, aa. -Amanda A. Iov
ell, Flalntlfl, va. Charlea U Ixtvell, lfendanU To Chartra
I., fxivell, Iiefrndant t in the name ot the Mtate of O reran.
yna are h rrt-by renulrrU. to appear and anawer the com
plaint men aaainat you in tne aooyeniiiiei auit within
ten dara fnin the date of the aervloeof thlaautnmona upon
yoa. If aerved within Mult noma n County., or If aerved In
mnj uiiirr i imnij iu 1.1 1. niiiir. iiirii wiiiiiu iwrni ujh
"from the dale of the aervloe of tnla aurtimona upon you, or
If aerred hy pahllcatlon of anmmona.or otherwlae, then hv
the flrat day of the next recular term of the above-entitled
Court next following the expiration of alx wee ha' publica
tion nereor. lo-wn i Monaay, tne n uay or iepemoer, a.
I. INNI and If yon fall to anawer, for the want thereof, the
Plaintiff will apply to the Conrt for the relief demanded In
the ramolalnt. lo-wlti for a dlaaolutlon of the niarrlaee
eon tratg-axmutut-iietween natniitr inn iwri-nuaui. ami
thai Plaintiff have th"future ear, euatody and eonlrcd of
ueh other and further relief aa la Juat and euliatde.
The aerviee or tnla lummoni upon you ny puniMrallon la
la in nneaawaneii e mm will t main lir
VMirt the IWh day of July. A
.wnnittmtitmm a Mm : Tar ttrrftiin laimnviJav
r.w NoantwKMT,
Jyt
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id liy the atiove ii titled
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1 a TTi it
l. IMSI, d I reel In f hi
JTEW THIS WEEK.
In. " TTTTTIft i l,IT.T.
CECTURE9 :
On Tharsdaj ETening-, July 2UL , V
"The Paaiion to EpJeTlie-JloQt Hammon
Worship, Konopolies, Wart, ete."
Tlmintluy Afternoon, lit UillO,
TO LADIES ONLV.
a-Mam moth Oil Palntlnra uaed. lu llluatratlon of aub-
t Nixui.E ADIMMION, t3 CENT.
Caarae Tlekela, kla letrea, with) Beaervedl
Unusual Attraction
OPENED THIS Dai,
nis PIKCEH
--PASHIONABni:
DRESS SUITINGS
46-INCH WIDE.
PUHE WOOL,
At TS (rat -a Yard
- (ftfaular Irl-el 2).
- Above flood a are toalt)vely the float Value
ever offr redr and are at riot I y for our Retail
Trade. IaUIo ahouldnot fail to rail at once
, an aeloot the Choloe Color, as Iney will sell-
very rapidly, ttaanplea aeaU ww applies)-
lit
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Cor.lratEnl Washington Strata.
uob noon piulo.
THE LAST OAXX.
T
Our .Removal Sale
? WILL CliUHE , J
On Saturday, July 23d.
V All t V A.1 IN Cir !
EVERYTHING III OUR STOCK
OFFERED
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And a Larfe Aiaortment of Desirable
, , - Good to 8electFrom. ' "
OLDS & KING.
.147 Third Street.
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A. tf Al.ftF.RMTAfrT,
Afw jora.
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iOM. nAt.BERMTAPT,
Jon. I!, -.Portland.'
THE NEW YORK NOVELTY CO.,
. . ftoa ir.) H. (. ANfr RtH Prllaa4, r.
We rail apoolal attention to our Iarge Mtook of Latent
flouaehoid Inventlona, Including the Combination Funnel,
Nut mef Grater, Combination Tool, and Aw other art h-lea.
whlol we will be pleased to denrrlbe on liiuulry, Ws now
have slao the Large! Aaaortment of Cardlioarda, Patterns
of all kinds, F.mboaamt Plrturea, HI lk Ornament, Framea,
EaaelH, etc., which have ever been plaeed before the publky
and at prloea that defy Pom pet It Ion.
Canvaaaera wanted tn every city and town In theSofth-
weaf. . ' '"-
aWrnSitoolal 1l'aofNinl la the Trade.
C. BKAI.
Attarttey for Plalatlff.
U 0 IZ RO0B P I LL0 a
MIMC KLLANEOCS ADVKRTIHEMKNTM.
boots sl shoes
dikwt raoi
EASTERN MANUFACTURERS
Mve have a Fine Work of the Celebrated
. BAtilSTEK A TICMNOR
. ASIC ' ..-
" REED A CLOSSON
MCN'8 DOOT8 AND 8HOB8
Ala, the fNipular
' WOO0MAHSEE A OAR3IDE
' J. H. HOLBROOK A CO.
-i'AD IX S-0 HOES."
Juat RerHved, a Fine fjitt of
LADIES' SAin)AIS AND SLIPPERS.
These Ooodi Are of the best EAST
ERN MAKES, and Are offered At low
prices- Call and examine our Stock-
WM. GItAA' Ac MOrVH,
14 fraMl Mtreel.
lletwoen'Alder and Morrlaon, '
ItmTf.ASn ORKtiON
FISHEL k ROBEItm
Clothiers. Merchant Tailors and Hatters.
Car. first aaul Altfer Hla
ALL
A.
SUMMER CLOTHING
OT 1
HEALTH FOR ALL.
That nightmare Malarial Fever una arrived In all Its
unpleaaantnewa. Injurious drugs are taken In large quan
tltlea, at larger eipenae, to eubdu that chilly, creeping,
shaking feeling, with no other reault than to Impair the
ayatem. Pfundcra Wure, Mafe and eedy Fever and Ague
Mixture a vegetable; eomewnnd will not only aave you
from this shaking but will also reduce your expenaea.
Price, One Dollar per bottle. Tried, approved and recoiu
mended by many. " ' . . y
rl(EOXI DOLLAR PCI atOTTLK. '
Your PrufUt has It or will get It for you. "The Origi
nal." fnalat npon having ltr ' Jul
MILLINERY
.Ann.
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
" Ho. IU First 8treet (Dekum'i Boildin).
: P. VAN FRIDACH. Agent.
Juat Received, per Steamer Columbia, a Iarge Aaaort-
. ment lr-
LATEST STJUKER 8TTLES Uf HATS ASD
4 .. . .v. BONHETS.
th-fore puroJaalMgrLadlea will please call and examine.
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EriLAnCErVICNT OF OUR OTOnH.
OLDS 4c 8UMMKHH,
; Ifm. IAA riral Alraet,
...M .PBALKaS IXHNn,
CROt'tEKY, ULASS ASD. , PLATED WARE,
amo AOEirrs ron..... . '
Jtyre nowiooate,! In tiielr New and F.nlarged Utore
IttMim, ad (olnlng their old stand, and Invite the Inapeetton '.
of tha public. , , ...... Diyl
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