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THE NEW: NORTHWEST, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1881.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERT1BEMKNT8.
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Ada Carendlsh la In Europe at prewntfrr
Genevieve Wan! U" to play In French In New
Orleans. '
."rZala has A near nlaw written for TUmhardt
"Ilenedf" lilti Dame.,. ' v ..
Pianquette has oneratired "Rip Van Winkled
under the name of IlJp-Wp.Li ' - - .
The Orraonlan amusement man makes excellent
ose of the encyclopedia In his "review." ,
- "Imprudf pee," the "latest London success" pro
duced at the Baldwin, proved to be the latest Han
Francisco failure. . . ("
Annie Louise Cery gave a concert In Washing
.... ton on the 18th ultlmorand even the window-sills
were engaged at big prices. . ' t
'The oldest prims donna In existence Is Mrs.
Marconi, who Is now enjoying excellent health at
84 In Darmstadt, Germany, after having been the
PatU of berday.
'After Sheridan returns to this city from Puget
. Sound, he will produce "The Willow Copse' when
-it Js said that Mrs. F. Wf Htechhan will make her
debut as Rose Fielding,
The Jollities" a oomnarjY with a sort of musi
cal and farcical burlesque or extravaganza, began
an engagement at the Bush-street Theater, ban
Francisco, on Monday eveqlpg-
Bclng asked If he" would return to the United
States, Balvlnl replied : 'I have been there twice,
and America has had all the Italian tragedy It
wants." Rossi's reception this season verifies tuts.
! Mr. Ben Teal, an old Portlander. was announced
to appear last. Monday and Tuesday evenings In
Kan Francisco at a benefit tendered the Veterans'
Home of that city by a number of professional
and amateurs. , '
Murray Woods, a young California actor, Is both
stage manager and comedian of Alice Harrison's
"Photos" combination, which has met with great
success through the East this season, lie baa
rsipld risen. In his profession since leaving the
. Great preparations have been made and con
stant rehearsals held for the production of "The
Bells of Corneyllle" by the Handel 6 liaydn So
ciety on Friday and Saturday evenings. A
number of new soloists will participate, and It Is
thought this effort will surpass any of the previ
ous ones maaepy we society.
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" Joe Jefferson has performed the role of "Rip
Van Winkle" over 8200 times, and his share of
the receipts has averaged .$400. per performance,,
which would make his total receipt from this
character over a million and a quarter. His share
. In one season reached the sum of. $115,000, and In
six and a half months of one year he received
$70,000. -
From the New York Sun: Boueicault had one
failure In this city quite as pronounced as his
numerous successes. "Mimi," though carefully
produced at Wal lack's Theater, excited hilarity
where It was Intended to be pathetic. But the
.author does not seem to have accepted the Ameri
can verdict. The piece has Just been presented at
the Court Theater, London, and on the first night
the audience laughed heartily at the sorrows of
the dying heroine. - . . !.-..;.
V 1 t'Tt IT i rrTy has niT"rr1 the California
Theater, he has his colors planted on botb-sjdes
and In the center of the continent New. YorkT
-Chicago and Ban Francisco and be will gradually
labor to fill up the gaps, so to speak. At conven
ient distances between Chicago and San Francisco,
he wlU either establish houses or lease places al
ready In working order. ' The distances between
these points need not necessarily be over a day's
ride, and with proper care the field will turn out
- popu la ran4-profl tabl e aa any-othef-lntho
-country. There-may be greater difficulty In con
necting the links In the chain between Chicago
and New York, but Indications do not at present
lead to that belief. When the circuit Is complete,
and Haverly Is thoroughly capable of accomplish
ing it, he will move his companies to and fro from
the Atlantic to the Pacific with comparative ease.
It will actually figure as the most stupendous en
terprise ever known In the theatrical business.
B. L. Stone, the Jeweler, corner of First and
Morrison streets, has received his holiday stock of
diamonds, watches, chains, and all kinds of first
class Jewelry and silverware, All goods are
marked In plain figures, and are being sold at
greatly reduced rates. Ills long experience and
well-known reliability are a guarantee of the fair
treatment of all customers. Mr. Stone also keeps
a large assortment of rolled gold Jewelry , but none
Is shown unless asked for by customers. Do not
fall to call and Inspect this elegant establishment.
Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets, at Ackerman's
Dollar Store, v ; fr:
Mr. J. W. Bailey has removed from N"b. 47 to
Nos. 83 and 85 Yamhill street, between Fourth
and Fifth, or two blocks west of his old location.
No finer staple and fancy groceries can be found
In the city than, at his new, neat and commodious
establishment. Ills prices are the very lowest, as
he sells for cash. AH ordirs promptly attended
to, and goods delivered td 411 parts of the city. .'
JVlenna Leather. Oocdt.liu greats variety, at
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A choice' assortment of new and elegant toys
has been added to tils oyster and confectionery
parlors by Sam. L. Beary, corner of Fourth and
Yamhill streets. He sells as low as any house In
the city. -' ' , : "
Ebony Sardlnleres and Tables, at the Dollar
8tore. ---
The "Household" took the first premium for the
Best Family Hewing Machine at the Mechanics'
Fair. John B. Garrison, 107 Third street, Port
land, General A geu L - --,-. . -J. ..- -
... Elegant assortment of Music Rolls, at Acker
man's. -
Pfunder's Oregon Blood Purifier still holds Its
position as the best cleanser of the blood In the
j&arketllttspartleularly-adapted foHadiesHrser
Tine Silver Mugs and Goblets, at the Dollar
Store.
The "New No. 8nTsT3IscTieTpet e whig machine
oimyrW heeler WlUon MTg Co SaALorrlson sL
. Elegant Silver Castors, at the Dollar Store.
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E8TADLI8HED 1007.
SHITJDLER &. CHADBOURNE,
Manufacturers of Furniture, .
Carpeto, Furniture, Mirroro, Ped-
-:---u--. ding,' etc.
SCHOOL DESKS Ai SPECIALTY.
tSTSend lor CutnloguoMWl ,IrIoo;i-lat.jn6l
War-rooma extend th roach 300 ft. from Flrmt to Front ativeU, betw
Mornaon ana Yamniii, itnina, wrgon.
NOTICE TO M1LLINE B ST.
W are now opening cur
.2 nrvi. cTnrif nc rm i inrnv nnnnc i
- iikM.:,uiyun ui i iiiibkiiikiii . uuuuw if
UT0ETED STJLECT FB.0H THE EASTEEH UASTTF ACTUEEES.-'
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.. Special Inducements Offered to Milliners Starting Business. '
The Freshness of our Coode and the Low Prices must Drew the Atten-
tion of all Close Buyers.
LEVVIG & STRAUSS;
!NQ.vjli3 First Street. Portland Oroffon.
r.lanufacturero and Direct
importero.
TBE LARGEST ASSORTXXENT
TH B - LO WIIOT Ptl I CCZ
SIAXXOUDS, . WATCHES,
DIAMOBDS. WATCHES, .
DIAIXOTOS,- WATCHES,
JEWELET, CL0CZ8,
JEWELET, CLOCIS, ' .
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JEWELET, CLOCKS,
SILTEEWAEE,
aTTTFEWAEE.
-HLVEEWAEET-
OPTICAL GOODS, ETC.
OPTICAL O00DSI, ETtV
'vlr; OPTICAL; OOODSr ETC.
A Complete Assortment of Rolled
Cold Jewelry.
HEI1RICHSEII t GREEtlBERG,
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149 First Street, Portland, Or.
P. O. Umn lea.
del 1m
Oil ACCOUMT OF CHANGE III FIRM,
Fiohel & Roberts
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CXTRAORDiriARY lilDUCCMCRTO
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Fine Clothing,
Furniohing Goods,
Hats and .Caps. .
HOLIDAY GOODS
IIITBIIISIC VALUE.
Buyers of Holiday Articles will find
cur stock of
DRY & FURHISHIIIG GOODS
Unusually Complete
With the most desirable styles and
qualities oi ererything in
our line, and at
OLDS & KING
106 First Street.
BETWEEN YAMHILL AND - TAYIXR.
Jr. G-XXjXj
No. 03 FIRST STREET,
Are offering at Wholesale and Eetailx
(ll FINEST BTOCK - , I'
. ... M,INNlUruMMMt . - .- .-m.
- The Very Bert Opportunity to Purchase
EXTRA QUALITY OF CLOTH IRC
AT TEST LOW MIC
FZSIIEXi Ac ROBERTS,
Corner Flret and Alder Streets,
USE ROOE PILLO.
jMira BcmKHAsa Horron m. spavlnho.
PACIFIC MARKET. V
EUSXHAS1) A STAULBIirO,
Dntoheri and Packers,
Ab4 Delrn In All Kindt of '
FRESH AND CURED MEATH, BACON, IIAM8 A LARD,
38 and 37 B Street, Corner of Second.
"" . - PORTLAND, OREUON.
8pcUl AtUntlon (It a Ut Snpplylnc Hhlpa. ' m! U
General Forwarding and Commleelon.
- Trvlfbt and BaTf fonrardKl and dllTTd with dli
ptoh. rtanoa and FurnlUir tnoTeO. Orders tor Haea
promptly atundd to, Day or NlfhU
oa-No. ai asarh atrvi,Jcia.
aw Mark, Cars of atCa-SS
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BOOKS, l
STATIOITEIIY,
AND FAZICT GOODS
For the Holidayo !
EVER IMPORTED TO THIS MARKET.
Our Entire Stock was selected in the-Eastern
market, bought for cash, and is offered at the
Lowest Hates. oW -
. STjCHARLTlTOTOL
CoraMr"Tii"aa-4""MorrioairU, rortliib
'"cfiV ' " EurPB Pisa'), '
Fvprltor
(Late of th Arad, Racramentcs
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THIS HOTEL W TIIOROtTGHLT FIRE-PROOT, AND
ronUIn, I JO lnrnnllT rutnlahd uniu mad alntla room.,
which natra bren rv0itd and rrfurnliihadaa moa.rn atria.
mr Ft Coach to and from all trains and boats.
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FOB THE" HOLIDAYS !
Crockery, Plated Ware,
Jiilaco-XVareiVaceo -Toilet
Setoi Etc.
. 0 L D S & SUMMERS,
USE ROSE PILLS.
0EE00H ' BAIL WAT AHD NAVI0ATI05 CO.
Rlf ht Is reserved to change steamers or sailing days.
TuaocoH Tick rra sold ta all ths principal Cities In the
Unitd btates and Canadas. i . fj
K. OCEAN "pTvISIOM. .
- - Between San - Francisco and Portland.
Lkavi Raw Frakcimco - Lkavr Poktlako
AT 10 A.M... - - " y AT 12:06 A. M. , - .
3 1 a . 2. ' - 2. , : ,3 - ,.
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Oct.lMOcl !f)ct..2R Oct.-30 Oct',. Oct,., SO
"Nov.- 2 No... 7 Nov.-12 Nov. 4 Xov 0 Novw...U
Nov.17 Not-.-22 Novi-27 Nov.l Not2 Xo..a v
I 2 Itee....... 7 Iec.12 Ixc... 4 Dec . 9 (tec U
1po.. 17jlec ..-22 Dec... ..27 lec 19 Dec U 1pc a
RIVER AND WAIL DIVISIONS.
Columbia, Willamette and YamhUlBiYera7
FEBRUARY 1, 1881.
Dalles, Walla Walla,)
Umatuia.anaotner
up-river pointii 1
coma and Best tie..,.
Victoria and New
Westminster.
CsthlaiaH, Bay View.
Hkomockaway and
Rmnkllitlri
Westport, Clifton and)
jwnappa. i
Salem and Inter)
mediate, points.
To points on Hnake
River
Dayton...
Mon. Tuea' Thu. Frl. Hat. '
L ?4J Jam Jam Jam u
Jam Sam Sam Sam Iam Iam .
A If ! 0 A If aeeeae 9 A If turn " '
9AM A If esesaa A If --Tm,lx
6am ..7.. Iam ... Iam
Iam . Iam -tnsm
i T A M T A M " i ii I, i Imm, , i ,
7AM 7AM i 7AM
GENERAL OFFICES-Corner" Front and D itreets, Port-
iana. urrron. a. I, ma&wku
J. ilcCKAKEN A CO.. Ticket Act. O. K. 4 N. (
Arts. Htnle of California. C, , H..J?RE8COTT,
Oen. Frgt. and Pass. Art.
Managers
0EE00H AND CAL1T0EBIA BATXE0AD CO.
On and after October Uth, 1880, trains will ran as follows
, ; (DAILY. EXCEPT HUNDAYB;
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. riOII rOKTLAND TO KOMEBIKG.
Mall Tralsi
LIATH ARRITKfl
Portland 7:30 A. m. I Roseburg ... 7:fl0 f.
' Aikaay Eapreaa Tralm -
LSATBS AKJUTM '"" '
Portland....... p. m. 1 1 -ebanon. ...........;.., 8i38 a. m.
Lebanon.......i.;,. a. M. l"ortland..............10:06 A. M.
Frelft-hi Tratsi
tiAvn ; Aaarvn
Portland...M......iU-.S:l!i A M. I Jirnctlon..........JI.OO r. M.
Juncpon....nn....m..M.Ui:45 A M. Portland - f:25 p. m.
Tha' Oregon and California Railroad Ferry makes on nee-
tlon with all Regular Trains on KasUlde Division.
Waat-alda.Dlvlplasu
OM rOKTLANO ' TO COBYAIXM.
--Mall TralM ' -
LEAVES ARRIVES
Portland :w......8:00 A. M. 1 Orpralll...Ji....J:09 T. M.
CXrralll.... .8:30 a. m. Ll'ortlsml .30 p. tu
nectlonare niad at Rosebarr.wlth the Btagea"
rniaand Oreron Htage CompurtV - ,
TToiiecon
of the California i
Tickets for sale to all the principal points In California
and the East, afthe Company's ofllce, . .
terser r sad Kreat streets, at rerrr Uadlsg, rerttaad.
Btorsre will be charred on Freight remaining in Cpm
pany's Warehouwespverlwenty-four hriurs. -
Freight will not be receive for shipment after 5 o'clock
P. M. on either the East or West-Side Division. .
- - --- - J. liltANDT,
ft-R4X4F HH.-r , -Oent-rat Sowrtntendent.
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
R. KOEHIR,
Manager
aaawrsaaa kabobM. lira. V
DLOOD 1 8 THE LIFE !
IT HAW X MARKED EFFECT wherever there Is ah atonl
effect of the Visceral Muscular Coat, such as Dyspep
sia, Headache, Neuralgia, Vomiting, liillous Attacks,
Rheumatism, Pains In the Htomarh and Bowels,
Irregularity of the Bowels, Costlveness and
CouRttpallon, which are so obstinate and
yet so common In cities, where peo
pie of necessity must, live a seden
, tary iif mo(It 0j tn jrearw
A Im4j ! Thla CUj who had been a sufferer tot years
- from obstlnste Constipation of the Bowels, and bad "
been nnSble to obtain relief from other medicines,
was relieved after one week by the lino of the
celebrated "OREGON B1XH) PURIFIER," v -and
subsequently was PERMANENTLY
JvM'V vj Jtsuse.attd Is now ulagiL,
vocasiooaiiy la prevent a relapse.,:
In this ease It U apparent that the "Oreron Blood Pari fler
was THE REMEDY much needed. It corrected the
torpidity of the Liver, overcame the Inaction of the
"7 " - Bowels, and restorsd to them their wonted funo
tlons. Your Druggist keeps It; innlut upon
getting It Uke no other remedy TniTal. , ;
Prlea, star Battle, 01 t Bis Battle far as
. man '
.VIENNA AND PINE-STREET
OOI'l.'UU ECOTJOZOOf
MAX BIIIT1I,-Proprietor. r "
TIKNNA-.Na. 43 Waaklagtasi atret. aear Heeasial.
riNE.aTKErr Ner the raraer of Firat, IHsie.
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IS-OPEN DAY AND NIOIIT.
CLINE iz. HAY,
rm9 mt Third ad Ask Btreeta.
The Beat Meats of ml klnH. ,n..i. k.- a a.
livered to all parts of the city. . . . ' r ' ol
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