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The Child and the Bear A Norwe
gian Story.
One beautiful summer morning
in Norway, "when the bells of the
distant church tower were ringing
clearly through the air, when the
Lira's were singing in the branches,
the lanrbs skipping in the meadows,
the butterflies Hitting over the
flowers, and the busy bees gather
ing the honey, a crowd of happy
children were going merrily up a
footpath ; they were all dressed in
their best, and carried little baskets
and pitchers on their arms.
Fritz led the joyful procession ;
Louisa and Thora followed him;
next came George and Antony; and
last of all came the gentle Sophie,
leading little Alvilde.
Alvilde was the queen of thg day
She had seen but five sirmmers, and
when she lightly ran over the green
meadows in her white frock, she
looked just like one of those little
angels which peep out from among
the clouds in Raphael's beautiful
pictures. 0
"I too, will gather lots of wortlc
berries, Sophie, and bunches of
flowers, and I will make a great
nanv wreaths
one
for
yon,
UK
one for Fritz, and one for George,
rind one for Thora, and oneofor
Louisa, and none for Antony, for
ho woidd sop tear it in two. Yes,
one very,very small wreathAntony
shall have."
ut now, when thoy had come,
into the wood, Fritz made a halt,
and pointed to a large moss-covered
stone. All sat down, and Sophie
spread a white cloth over it, and
brought out white bread and cakes.
Fritz had some milk in a bottle,
which hj3 poured out into a little
tin caf?. The bottle was enclosed
in basket-work and hung by a
string round his neck. The careful
O George said : " Let us Keep some
to refresh ourselves, as the heat is
Sure to be greater, by and by."
q " JtiiY I eat now ?5' ask$l Anto
ny impatiently ; and, when Fritz1
(Qioddcd assent, he patbis tin trum
pet to his mouth arid began o
blow so loudly, tht Sophie put her
hands to her ears, and all the spar
rows flew a way frightened from
the bushes.
"Here, here, look how blue it is
here 1 No ; (here behind you, Fritz,
I see oh ! so many wortleberries."
" Iut here are strawberries,"
said Fritz, " which are much sweet
er
" No, only come this Avay !"
"I shall" go with you," Fritz,"
said George.
"And I shall stay with you, So
phie'' said Alvilde, " but not all
the Qime, remember; afterward I
shall go to Louisa, and then to
Thora!"
" I'll gather flowcrsYor wreaths,
said Louisa.
"Put first let us put the hcavy
pitchcr dcwn among the inc trees,
and then we can comeaand empty
our jugs into it."
This tliey did ; and the busy little
hands Averc not weary of gathering
(jior the merry mouths of chatter
ing The sun rose higher, the
sliadoAvs grew shorter, but a fresh
noontide breeze cooled their glow
ing cheek. Then the little girls
eat round in a circle, and made
wreaths of the heather, the Avild
roses, the fox-gloves, the forget-me-nes,
and other gay Avild flow
ers, aj;d each Avreatli was prettier
than the one before it.
But noAV Alvilde began to get
tired, and laid herself lown among
the berries and wreaths ; she shut
her blue eyes, and Sophie sang cra
dle songs toOher till she fell fast
asleep. The other little girls had
jumped up to follow the boys, Avho
had gone to the top of the moun
tain, and a they heard Antony's
trumpet it was not difficult to And
Qthem.
Thcn Sophie went up too, nnd
saw a pleasant, green spct, through
the middle of which ran a clear
brook, while round it grew thous
and of the most beautiful flowers.
Meanwhile, Alvilde awoke, and
heard something groAvlingP She
jumped up and cried for her sisters,
but they Avcre so far away that
thej' did not hear her. She became
rather frightened then, but she did"
not cry. ihey are sure to come,
she thought, and she took her little
basket in her hand to eat
berries.
some
Then there was a rustling among
the trees, and a big dark-broAvn
bear came groAvling up to Alvilde.
A 4- 4T..,-4- f .n ..-. ...... 4-.-. T
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her littTc heart beat with tcrroiymd
she could onH utter a sound.
"You Avoift do me any harm,
bear," she said at last boldly, " for
I am a very good child. I know
you already, from your picture in
my book. Here, bear, arc some
wortleberries for you !" at the same
time she offered him her little bas
ket. The bear looked at Iter, gave
a Ioav groAvl,tapped the basket Avith
his paAV so that all the berries roll
ed out upon the ground. He ate
them all up, and then began to
smell Alvilde's clothes.
" Dear, good bear, you must not
do me any harm, for I try to be a
very good
frightened.
child.
aid Alvilde
There is fi Imskef ful
1 ' "vi
of wortleberries- fornvou !" TIjc
bear looLr.n l,,. i ... o .1
basket, and Wgrni to eat
- - -v.. ,tv, miew over me
Mvilde
o
Avas then no longer frightened, but
she hastened to "give the bear as
many woitlchcrrics as. she could.
The bear" grunted quite good-tem-pcredly,
and laid one of his fat
paws lightly on Alvilde's shoulder.
Iut now lie saw the great pewter
pitcher, which stood there quite
full of wortleberries and strawber
ries and bears like strawberies
better than anything else so he
AA-ent up to the pitcher and quickly
began to cat.
"Xo, no, bear, you must not
have all the berries! They are
not all my berries either, so that I
cannot give them to you ; and be
sides you will have a stomach-ache
if you cat many, you old bear!"
rAt the same time, she Avent up to
the bear and put her little hands
on his rough, furry neck, to try
and push him back. The bear
Avas not offended, but she saw that
all her efforts to hinder him Avere
of no avail.
" Vf el!,only wait till Fritz comes
won't he be angry, and drive you
away Avith his stick !"
The great beast looked good-humored
ly at the little girl, and
stroked her again Avith his paw.
"Xoa' I will make you look so
pretty, bear, if you Avill' only let
niA' brothers and sisters' berries
alone !"
She took up one of the wreaths
and fastened it round the bears
neck, and then put a little Avreath
on the top of his head.
High on the top of the moun
tain Antony's trumhet sounded,
and all the boys and girJs came
singing down the path.
Then Lruin looked round, put
his paw once more softly on Al
A'llde's shoulder, and Avent slowly
away into the dark Avood.
Vrhen thev had all come doAvn,
Alvilde sadly pointed to the emp
' pitcher, excusing herself as Avell
as she could, and told them all
about the bear. They turned pale
Avith fright, and huiried off Avith
her so quickly, that they left flow-cr-Avreaths,
pitchers, baskets, and
berries all behind them.
When they came home to their
father and mother, and told them
Avliat had happened, their mother
embraced Alvilde, trembling, and
all, great -and small, crowded
round her, Aveeping Avith joy.
And the father spread his arms
over the little group. Then he
Avent silently up to his chamber,
and thanked God Avho had preser-
veu tus near little girl so Avonder
fullv. In the autumn, a great, dark
-brown bear Avas shot, and round
his neck the string of Alvilde's
Avreath was found.
The L
d Professions
We find the folloAving in theCali
fornia Medical Gazette for January:
Xott:. The folloAving note illus
trates the literary acquirements of
many of our M. D.'s In the pres
ent instance Ave are unable to say
Avhether the 31. 1). Avas sent to or
der, or Avh ether it Ava; obtained
from a highly respectable institu
tion, the result of careful examina
tion by grave and learned seniors
of our profession.
Dec the 2d, 18G9.
Gentlemen
t Will oblig Br if they
"Will inform him of the Prise of
lieaehes Amarican Practise if you
have it in Store or Can Git it in
the City
it Corns ine3 Volums. Published
by Scribner.
Pleas send Catalog allso tfc oblig
yours Dr. X. C.
P. S. Som years ago you Sent
me the 3 Volums to Diamond
Springs & they hav lin Stold in
My abcents out of My House at
Siring Springs.
A Tux an" Overture. A sharp
tpngued Texan woman aggraA ated
her lord toQ such a degree that he
deserted his home in Houston, and
fled to Galveston, where he Avrotc
the following interesting letter:
Galvestan, Jan. the 7th, 1870.
Jy Lux ia Wyfe:
I me comin ome next Avcek and
hav forgiv you for jawinme. I'll
com on the 7 o'clock tranc an shall
stay omc hereafter, & tri to be a al
tered man, I Avaut peas and so do
yew, Avhy shoodn'& Ave luv each
uther, as we used ter, Avhen avc first
jined in the Avhollv bands of mad-
lock, i e lined a temnerance sosie-
i, out ei yeAV ever jaw me agin
for cummin omc ill walkip vcav like
Cty, fur avc mus haA' peese as grant
scz.
O 0
James P. Howell, the Senator
from Iowa is a laAvyer and a ucavs
paper man of large experience.
For the past twenty years lie lias
been engaged in journalism in Io
Ava,and avus recently the editor of a
daily paper at Keokuk, Iowa.
3 ,
Just Ltkk Tiikm. Tlie radical
members of Congress from Tennes
see want that body to set aside the
election in that State as illegal In
their opinion it is unconstitutional
for radicals to be beaten for office,
O c-0
A keen observer has discovered
that ieecher caught the hay fever
by taking his text from Timothy.
The Great Navy Yard Frauds.
From the Chicago Times.
The public are rather curious
to know Avby the naval authori
ties, to-Avit : Yice-Admiral Por
ter and his trusty henchman G.
M. Robeson ; are so apathetic in
the matter of bringing the delin
quent officials to account. Xo
less than nine paymasters are
knoAvn at the Xavy Department
to be short in large amounts, as
follows-:
Names.
Wm. G. MarceA'
Amount.
$140,000
IL J. Caboouc
20.000
40000
30,000
40,000
25,000
3,000
Forbes Parker.
A. J. Clark
F. Mallach
Richard Washington ....
C. II. LockAVOod
Two others whose names,
are as yet withheld from
the public, in about 20,
000 dollars each
40,000
Total $348,000
Many of them are knoAvn to
lead rather last lives. One gain
ed quite a notoriety on thePacilic
coast, some months since, by his
lavish expenditures in gambling
houses, saloons, etc. Another a
year ago, in Xcav York, drove a
live thousand dollar trotting team
and Avas known to have a private
bank account of 30,000 dollars,
accumulated in an incredible
short space of time. Still anoth
er Avas knoAvn to haA-e lost a large
sum in Wall street, without feel
ing at all disconcerted in regard
to'it. Of course it is not knoAvn
that the money so squandered
belonged to the government ; but
people cannot understand Avhv
officers capable of making such
outlays from a private purse
should be content to remain in
the service, and sutler all the an
noyances and vexations of rank,
etc., for the paltry sum ot 2,500
dollars a year.
D exom i national O x en. 1 fun
ny Stroke at all lieliylous J-uiitlis.
A i-entlcinan traA-elin in Texas,
met 011 tiie road a Avagon draAvn
by four oxen, driyen ly a conn
tryinan, avIio, in addition to the
skillful flourish and crack of his
Avhip Ayas A ery A'ociferonsly en
couraging his horned horses af
ter this fashion: "J law, Pres
byterian P " Gee, Paptist !"
" Whoah, Episcopalian!" "Got,
np, Methodist!" The traveler
stopcd the driver, remarking
to him that ho had strange
names for his oxen, and that he
Avonld like to knoAV Avhy he thus
called them ?
The driver replied : "I call
this ox Presbyterian, because he
is true bine and never fails, pnlls
through diflicnlties,and holds out
to the end ; besides, he knoAvs
more than the rest. I call this
Paptist, because he is always af
ter Avater, and seems as though
heM never drink enough ; then
again he AA-oift eat Avith the oth
ers. I call this ox Episcopalian,
because he has a mijjditv Ava' of
holding his head up, rind if the
yoke gets a little too tight, he
tries to kick and draAV clear out
of the traces. I call this other
ox Methodist, because he putfs,
and bloAvs, and belloAvs, as he
goes along, and you'd think he
Avas pulling all creation, but he
don't pull a pound, unless you
continually stir him up."
Uoston Investigator.
Prof. Loomis, of IsTcav Haven,
is of opinion that the earth is a
very unsafe place to stay on any
longer, from the fact that the
late volcanic manifestations have
been so general in their charac
ter that there is no longer any
doubt about the theory that all
A'olcanoes have not a local but a
general and common origin, in
the central and liquid part of our
globe where the most intense heat
prevails.
A XeAV York bachelor saAv a
nice youn2: woman helping; a
blind man across the street, and
forth Avith Avas introduced,Avooed,
and married the girl. She told
her lady friends all about it, and
the consequence is that a iicav so
ciety has been started, called the
" Young Ladies' Humanitarian
Association," for helping blind
men across the street.
All old lady, aa'Iio jiretends to
cknoAV all about it," says the only
Avay to preA'Ciit steamboat exlo
sions is to make the engineers
ki bile their Avater on shore." In
her opinion, " all the bustin' is
done by cookin' the steam on
board the boat.
The hox mav not be thorouh-
I ly posted iu arithmetic, but when
I you come to a ''square root" lie
is there.
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ACKERMAN HAS REGEIVED
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Boors I Windows !
WHICH HE OFFERS AT
Very LOW RATES !
JjTLook at his Stock before
purchasing elsewhere,
QLIFF HOUSE.
MAIN St., OREGON CITY
Wm. Barlow U Co., Proprietors.
Ilavins leased the above named celebrated
Hotel, for the terra of one year, we would say
to the public, come on, we are ready for you,
anr! will accommodate you to the best ot our
ability. August 21. -tf.
jTOTICE.
The People's
Transportation Company
WILL DISPATCH THEIR STEAMERS
FROM OREGON CITY
AS FOLLOWS:
FOR lOTLAKD :
At 74 A. M., every da', except Sunday.
And 1 P. M., every d.iy.
For Salem, Albany and Corvallis :
ON MONDAY. TUESDAY. THURSDAY,
AND FRIDAY, at 7 o'clock A. M.,
And for Dayton :
ON MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, & FRIDAY,
f each week.
0
A. A. McCULLY, President.
Nov. 27th. lSH-.i. 140-tf
Harvest of 1869 ! !
Selling off to Close JJusinesx,
Am1 no MMBUCf !
OF
DHY GOODS,
HEADY-MADE CL0THIKG.
LC0TS AND SHOES,
ilen' Ladies, Misses' and Childrens'
HATS AND CAPS.
Groceries, Crockery Glass and Plated
Ware, Paints, Oils, Lamps,
Wicks, Chimneys and Eurners !
Hardware, Cutlery, etc., etc.
Has got to be sold
Regardless of Price!
3 To convince j-onrseif with re?pect to
this matter, call at the old corner.
I. SELLIXO,
SouiJt of Tope Co.'' Tin Store,
Oregon City.
HOME MADE
FURNITURE!
Pil. WERTHEIRflER,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in Furniture,
OHEGOS CITY,
TAKKS Tins METHOD OF INFORMING
the public that be has uow on hand
a large invoice of
SQUARE AND EXTENSION TABLES,
BUREAUS.
BED-STEADS.
LOUNGES. DESKS.
STANDS, CHAIRS.
And Various other Qualities of Rich
and Medium Furniture !
Forming a complete and desirable assort
ment, which merits the attention of buyers.
He MANUFACTURES FUIINIT TJRE
Using good materials, and employing th
very best mechanics in the State, hence lu
can warrant his goods to be as represented
and he is prepared to fill all orders with
promptness.
lie would call the attention of the public
to his salesroom, as containing the most
complete assortment of dvtiruble jood fu the
State.
31. AVEUTHEDIEK.
Main street, Oregon Citr.
li O G LT S & ALBI1IGHT,
EXCELSIOR MARKET !S
Corner of Fourth and Main strcc's.
OREGON CITY.
H5T Keep constantly on hand all finds of
fresh and salt meats, such as
BEEF, POnK.
MUTTON, TEAL,
CORNED BEEF, IT A MS,
I'JCKELED PORK, LARD,
And everything else to be found in their line
of business.
WHEN TH E
LOOK OUT FOR THE LOCOMOTIVE.
Tovv is the TEme to
AVhile they are
-o-
Atot
For
Having purchased the entire Stock of Goods, fixtures, etc.
of Messrs. Jacoh & Brother, and moved into the stand lately
occupied by that firm, I am now Letter prepared than ever to
attend to the wants of my customers, and having a double
amount of very desirable goods on hand, I h.ive decided to
vSell oil' at Cost for the next Sixty Days, in order to reduce
the stock. In order that all may rest assured of this fact 1
ask you to call and satisfy yourself. My stock consists, in part
of the following articles :
LADIES DUESS GOODS. BALMORALS, HATS of various descriptions;
CLOAKS, such as Circulars and
t.'it- f mri,v i.(Jf .,i...i;tT
Jill 1J1 UV Oli ,
HOSIERY ;
BROWN AND BLEACHED MUSLINS, all widths:
BOOTS AND SHOES : HATS AND CAl'o ; CLOTHING; 0
FINE BLACK DRESS SUITS ;
CASS 1 MERE SUITS:
SUPERIOR BEAVER SUITS :
BOYS' AND YOUTHS" CLOTHING, all size? and qnalMe.
pS- A SUIT THAT WILL SUIT ANYBODY all on the most reasonable terms.
Also a larpv stock of Gents' Unrnishins; Goods.
GROCERIES A well selected assortment.
JE3 All kinds of Produce Bought.-?:; t?"RA(S WANTED.
CI1AS. HODGE. .CUAS. E. CALKF. .CEO. W. SXELL.
HODGE, CALEF t Co.,
DEALERS IX
DETJGS and MEDICINES,
TAINTS, OILS, AND WINDOW CLASS,
VAI2XISTIES, T HUSHES, PAXTEj
Jfateriat-e, ana jrvj-jlsW Sundries.
:s
07 Front Street,
Purtland, Oregon.
112
FRONT STREET,
Near Morrison Street.
131
FIRST STREET,
Near Yamhill.
KAST & G A HAL 117.
Few Stock of Boots and Shoes
JUST RECEI YF.I) !
Best Selection in the Citn !
Comprising nil the leading and best brands
known, such as Benkert's Tirrell's, Firir's,
Houghton fc Coolidge's, R'eod's, (Jodfrey's
and numerous others, of cents' and bovs'
wear. Also Mile's, Sieberli -h's, Run's,
San Francisco and custom-made ladies and
children's wear.
Our customers and the public in general
are invited to c;dl and examine our stock,
which vvc will sell cheaper than ever.
P. S. Boots made to order, and an assort
ment of our make cotistantlv on hand.
DIRECT
IMPORTATIONS
NEW AND
ELEGANT STYLES
OF
Bed-Room
TJITES.
Just received and placed in the warerooms,
HURGREN & SKfh'DLER !
1GO, 1G8, iro, 173
First street, corner of Salmon,
POKTLAXD, OREGOX".
PARLOR SETS IX TERRY. -
IX PLUS II, AND IX 1 1 AIR-CLOTH.
Hev Ornamental Pieces,
For the Parlor, Great Assortment sf
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE !
Lounges and Spring beds.
The trade snpjdicd with goods
in original "packages, on reasonable
terms.
HURGREX i SHINDLER.
A. G. nVALLTXG'S
Psorseer Boo
Bindery.
OIIEG ox 1 a j 1 j u 1 1. e is o ,
PCo. 5 "Wjiiliiiigtoii Street,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
BLANK BOOKS RULED
and BOUND to
anv desired pattern.
MLS1C BOOKS, MAGAZINES, NEWS
PAPERS, Etc., bound 111 every variety of
stvle known to the trade.
Orders from the country promptly at
tended to.
A. J. MONROE,
Dealer in California, Vermont
and Italian Marbles, Obelisks
Monuments, Jlcaa and loot
- Stones,
Salem Oregon.
Mantles and Furniture Marble fuiuished :
to order. . ' J
BELL KINGS
Byy your Geo
going Cheap !
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F3
G
Sacks ;
Q
TV A LL A MET
IRON W0M3 COMPANY I
And Eoiler Builders !
rrr--N ortli Front and E ts-
PorOaiul, Oregon.
T
M1ESE WORKS ARE LOCATED OX the
Couch s hart, and have (acuities for turn
ing out machinery promptly and ellicientlv.
'e have secured the services of .Mr. John
Nation, as Director of the V04ks, hosefx
erienee on this cout for fifteen years gives
him a tliorouiih knoM ledge of the various
kinds of machinery required for mining and
milling purposes. We are prepared to exe
cute orders for all classes of" machinery and
boiler woiks, such as
MINING AND STEAMBOAT MACHINERY !
FLOriUNG .MILLS
I t
SAW .MILLS
o
QIAK7Z MILLS I I MINING I
fann.i'"re- and ,', rtir MtJit'nf? of nil
JltOX SHUTTER WOEK at San
Urniicio co.it and frfirjit. Wl,,h i(- Ra ti
dal C Patent (ri tndcr ait I. Amalairmat":
I an liar's and Sttri "''fitf AdjimUma Patent
I't'.-f".1) Parkuxj, i itliYr aijdl-d tuohl or tuv
steam cyl'uahrs. (Juartz Stampers, Shoes and
da s, if the last hard Iran, 3: u
C. 12. MVfiiKS,
PLUMBIC, GAS & STEiOJ
Fitting EstablisLtment,
?."o. HO h'it st SJieet.
. .Portland
JUST RECEIVED, per
Schooner
ADELINE ELWOOD,
From the celebrated Faettirv of
Messrs. Rum-ey v Co., ScTenectedy,
SES
PUMVS OF ENTIRELY NEW PAT-r
ru)ri)ini; to' 1 v ..i'i
IN THIS MARKET, Comprising:
CISTERN PUMPS,
r ) All sizes for lead or iron pipe :
PITCHER LUMPS
) All sizes " "
I!ASE AND SIDE FORCE PUMP-,
; All siz-s for had or iron pipe;
JEXGINE WELL PUMPS,
) For deep wells :
)YARI) WELL PUMPS.
AMALGAM BELLS, for Ste.imboafs?
Factories. Churches etc.
POINTS, for Drive wells;
Hotels, public buildings, and private resi
dences heated with the latest improvements
in steam or hot air apparatus.
I invite citizens generally to call and ex
amine my stock, which has been selected
with great care, and especial attention given
to the wauts of this market.
C. II. MYERS.
110 Front street, Poitiand, Oregon
o r. 1: G O X
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BAKEK Y !
F. OPITZ, PROPRIETOR,
FIRST STREET, PORTLAND, j
Let. Washington and Stark sts.
MANCFACTfltES OF
ALL KINDS AND QUALITIES OF
CEACKEES!!
BREAD, CAKES AXu PASTRY
QR ACKERS
Will always be fold below San Franciscf
prices. Ail oiders promptlv after , led toj
ORi-GO.N T!K FRY,
First ft., P,jtli?i t, Vrt'Pja.
jh inly!
HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
GREAT
REDUCTION
IX THE
Fine Watches! Eich Jewelry jj
And Siljerware !
oB. Zi. S T O W 13,
Dealer in
W atcies Jewe!ry J
107 Front Street. Portland, Oiegon.
o
Wonld invite tlir attention of lis frif.r.
(Jjjind the public to Ins Large nd C hotce S?
soitn;ent of vATeilLS, from n,e
most celebrated makers of E. Hard it ('
lioston ; Apt 1. on & Tracej, P. S Cait.ett
Wall ha if) .Mass.; E
Self-winding Watches; English Waches ar,j
nthers. A! a well selected stock of hulie
Watches, ot all description and styes .wine"
he would be pleased to show to all tvLo m.-.r
favor him with a call.
-PRICES 0F-
O
Half
FINE JEWELRY and SOLID MFA'FB Qurer
!!' (' F A X 11 V Airvfrt Business
SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY
J'YFSEXTS:
Gold and Sibvr Watches, of different ma-
Lkcrs. Diamond Pins, Ear linas, and Finger
(iuatds nnd Watch Chains. Gold Necklaces
Armlets, Crosses and Lockets. Gold breast-pin-.
Ear-rings, anD Finger-rings.
Cham? and Kevs. t'aliioruia tiold liiv. 'i
and Homes' Pat r,t Huck
.Moss Agate Se:ts. Kiiigs end Cuff Hut tons,
Weddi'.g lings made of pure gold. txpresiv
for thr.t purpose. Gold and Silver Tliimllw.
(Irera and Murine Glasses, Pebble Sprcta
c!es and Eye-glasses. Solid Silver Nankin
Kings. . Silver rruit and Butter Ktiivcs.
noiiti Silver lauieano 1 ea spoons, a i f ru ia
tors, Set!i Thomas Clocks, Marine Clucks,
Ujlt Galley Clocks, etc.
Z7" -$1 the above at tit les sold eap for
Cash, atid warranted as represented.
Particular attention iven to rQ)atring and
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adjusting of Chronometers, Duplex aadAnurv,
:c;m alcues.
r. D. STOXE.
H.tf (lp7 Front street Portland, Oregon.
Q
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erg- THE ONLY PLACE IX PORTLAND
where you are sure of get tins No. 1 Pictuies
it nil tilt,fe i ;lt ! I ;-lil.-' C.iIIi.t.1-
coi ner of
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ir-t and Moriisdn streets, where he
well prepared to do a!! kirn's of work as arv
(Jalii'iy in Oregon, and will guarantee is
irood satisfaction for all his wo;k as can k
hiuHn the State.
J'ietures ofevory kinl ran be hndt slinrfj
r,f tic. Old et 1 1 res can I copied, enlarged
nuf ret-OTMdied in L dia Ink, or Oil Colors.
AT LOWER PRICES THAN ANY OTUKU
PLACE. 4 (j tjin
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SMITH?
Ot:o. 0. COOK.
The OCQIDEWTAL,
FOISMKKI.Y
AT7KSTEIJX IIOTKL.
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Cor. First and Morri-on Street's.
O POLTLAM), ORFfJON.
fes?rs. Smith .V. Cook have taken tliw
we 1 known House, refitted and refurnishe'i
it thionyrl out. bniit a large addition, niak n
thirty more pleasant rooms, enlarged the
inijui ft it till
Hhe best Hotel in Portia
traveling pub'ic will satisfy them that the
above statements are true.
SMITH & COOK, Proprietors.
X. B. Hot and cold baths attached. i".tf
JEW YOIJK HOTEL,
(Deuth l.es GaftLaus,
Xo. 17 F3nt Street, opposite the Miil steam
ship landing, Portland, Oregon.
II. R0TEF0S, J. J. WILKENS,
O PROPRIETORS.
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Board or Week
with Lodging. .
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QOSrOPOLITAX JIOTEL.
FO RM E R L Y A BRIG ON 1 'S,
FRONT St., POliTLAND.
J. B. SPRENGER, Proprietor.
P R O P R fE TORS.
Tlie Proprietors of this well known TTonse
having superior accommodations, guarantee
entire satisfaction to all truest sr
The Hgel Coa-h will be 'in attendance
to convey passengers and baggage to and
from the Hotel, free of charge. (4otf
Ollice Oregon and California Stao-e Co.
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ISSOLUTIOX.
The cr paptnership heretofore exislm?
betwee 1 J. L. Barlow and James Fu'ler, un
der the hi m name of Lai low t Ful er, was
nutlualjv dissolved on the 1st day of Febru
ary, IS70. All lersons knowing themselves
indebted to said firm areQequested to come
lorwaid and make immediate payment, or
their accounts will pass into hands of a
proper officer for collection"? Jas. Fuller
will be fou d at the old st jud doing business.
Please come forward, cenilemen, as anr
business must be settled up. l'avments can
be made U either part v. .1. L. B BLOW,
J AS. FULLER.
February 1S70. 13.3t
gU3EMOXS:
In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon, lor the County ot Clackamas Suit for
dissolution of marriage contract. s
H. nrietti M. Kelly, plaintifl, vs. Edion B.
Kt 11 v. defendant.
TEDLON 11. KELLY, Deftntlattt
lu the name of the State of Or. gon, you
are hereby required to appear and answer
the complaint hied against you in the above
e!0uled suit, within ten days from the date
of the service of this Summons upon you. if
served in this said Countv, or if served in
any other County of this State, then within,
twenty days from the date .f the seiviee
of this summons upon you; or, if
s'-rved by Publication. bv the
i first dav f f the ni-vt, i
which shall beheld a'ter six weeks from the
first publication of this Summons ; said first
publication being Ftr rua.y ath, s7o. And
if you fail o to answer, for want thereof the
plaintiff will aj ply to the Court for the re
lief demanded in sad Complaint which is,
that the bond of njatrimony,'xistingbt treen
pn imiu ana oerendant herein, be dis-olved,
and that nlaiktiff have tha custodv of the
children of sa'd mania'ie.
O S. HUl'.L.M'. Attorney for tdaintifl".
By order of lion. W. Y. Upton, Judge, oi
said Court. 13:7t
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