Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, November 30, 1877, Page 5, Image 5

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' BllgkUr Daauikad.
Tho steamer S.T. Church, while attempt
lag to pus through the Rook Island chute,
was caught In a whirl and was thrown
against some sharp rocks and hor prow rn
ceived considerable! damago. Sho fmraedi
ately returned and doubtlost, ore this, sho
has had her injuries repalrod, and will
mako herrcgnlar trips again.
Continued Until Next Term.
In tho United States District Court tho case
ot United States vs. Stiles was continued for
the torm. Ills bail was lncroasod 'from
fACOO to f3,G00 by order of tho court. Stiles
will scarcely be ablo to furnish tho required
bonds, and tho prospect is very flatteriup for
him to remain soveral months lonpor in Jll.
Wo Understand that Col, N. B. Knight, of
this city, has boen retained for tho defenso.
A Neat Memento.
Mr. Oalnos Fisher rocelrod to-day, by
mall, a neatly bound album from Newton,
Iowa, his lato placo of residence, containing
tho faces of a number of the prominent
ladies and gentlemen of that city, former
neighbors and acquaintances. Tbo neat and
kindly tokon thus sent to tho shores of tho
Occident by those ho loft behind, completely
unnerved Mr. Fisher for a time. Bis eyes
tinconsclonsly welled up as ho looked at tbo
many familiar countenances, and tho fact,
that, though "Absent ho joi held a Microti
placo In tbolr memorial," as tostlflod by
tho momento received, was indeod gratifying
to him.
Easy Tlmoi in Salem.
Money was uover moro plonty In Balom
than at present. At leait wo JihIro to front
tho convocation that passed between two
boys on tho corner of Front and Ferry strrois
last ovonlug.
Onooi'tlunn was about 11 yo-rs old, ami
woro tho stump otn cli;nr In his mouth, and
no shoes on UIh foot; tho other woro nn old
straw hat with a,,ragKedrdsrp,"nstonobrulto
on his hcol and apparently about 12 summers
had passed over his tangled looks. This was
tuo convolution:
"That bass I cotched wolghod mor'ntwo
"I hot a thousand dollars it didn't!"
"Ibotcborilvo thousan dollars It did
oum nowl"
And nolthor boy looked ns If ho had ?300 In
his pocUot. Hut appearancoa aro eo deceit
Ail nowadays.
As a conquoror of Ithoumatism, Gout. Nou
ralgln,aud cum for Scrofula and all dlenos
arising from impurity of blood, tho old and
rullablo Family Modlolno, llyaWn Life Jiul
tarn, stands unequaled, as provon by over
300,000 ercat cures durlug tho past 30 yonrs.
Is a radical vogotablo Compound ofSarsapa
nlla, Dock, Qualacum, tfco., andapormanont
euro. Sold by all druggists and country
Rrecors. Tako nothing olso, and If thoy
haven't It wo bond by oxpres, boxod, ovory
wherrtatjll and 8120 per bottlos 85 00 and
$0.60 hair doz. Hyatt it Hyatt, 210 Grand
St., Now York.
1004. 1877.
Tho Only Strictly Wholesale Drug IIouso
In Oregon.
T. A, DAVIS & CO.,
Tl Front Street,
PORTLAND, OREGON,
OVFEK TO THE DHUQ AND GENERAL MKR
cbandlio trade a complolo atiortment of
Drugs,
Patent Medicines,
Fine Chemicals,
Glassware,
Shop Furniture, and
Druggists' Sundries.
ALSO,
WINDOW GLASS,
Of all !" and quillllce.
WHITE LEAD,
Of .Ml tho leading brand, In tint and kcg,
COLORS, IN CANS and DRY.
Putty, Lampblaok,
Red Load, Oluo.
varnishes;
Including tbo nuet brand ;for Coach Painter' mo.
FalHt. WfcltewMb, and Varnish Brunei,
LINSEED OIL, In barreli and wu.
Terpentine, Coal Oils, Castor Oil, Lard OH,
Ncatvroot Oil, Flsn Oil.
AlOOHOl,
In barrel! and case.,
Blue Vllrlel, Sulphur, CnnUle
Soup, Coifceutrulea l.yo,
lotunh.
Blttox-w aU ltlxtc3.
Quicksilver and Strychnine.
TAR,
Iu Quart. Half-Gallon. Ouc-tiallon, and Flte-Oallen
VAU 3UU JJUVir, IV vvv
We aro Ancnti .for Oregon and Wathlngton Terri
tory for
THE AVERILL PAINT,
THE BEST MIXED PAINT IN USB for
Malllnrhrodl's farbo'lc MirepDIp. WaVelre'a hbrcp
liattt and Syulirtl rvhon, and Am a and
Jayne's lroprlctry Medicines.
tSf We buy oar good from flnt band, tbnt en.
abilns u to compete with any market on the C'oatt,
a a companion of our price w ill prove. rny3
M i 1 "mr ei tz. Is. 1
NUKSERY.
SETII LUELLING & SON,
PWX V2& fe2 S
FRUIT TREES,
coxihtino or
Appl, PWi Peach, Plum, Cher
ry, Prune,
And many other stUcellaneou Tarletie . the price of
whleh we U?e redactd to wit thelume. ,
teed for a catalojoe.
v LUELLINO SON.
o:U9 .-ctllwauklc.
Phil. Saaridam Mia.
Tho organization of this company was per
fectod In Portland, on Monday, tho 10:h
Inst., by thoolectlon of tho followirjjr. board
of directors: S. B. Parrlsh, E. Cabal In and
H. B. Oattuau of Portland; B. Sargent of
Umatilla county, and C. W. Parish, of Grant
county. S. 11. Parrlsh was olootcd President,
and O. D. Polger,Socrotary. Tho Phil. Sher
idan ralno Is situated In Grant county, Ore
gon, about ouo-half mllo West, running par
allel and In the satuo mineral bolt with tho
Monumental Silver Mine. Tho company
own several pirallo! lodes somo of which
aro gold boating, whllo the main mine, viz:
Phil. Sheridan, Is outlrely fllver bearing,
the soveral lodes giving high o assays in
their respective precious meials. Tho for
mer owners of tbo mlno recently brought to
Portland for a milling test, about one-third
of a ton of their gold bearing ore, taken
without seloctlon. Thooro waa workod at J.
11. FIsk's mill, produolng a bar of tbo valuo
or $43 10 or $129 43 per ton, tho silver ore
being or tho same character of tbo Monu
mental which has been successfully worked
In this city. No further milling test or this
oro Is nocossary. Tbo obloct of tho Company
now Ib to open up tho mines and orect mills
to work the oro. Tho stock of tho Company
will bo placed upon tho market, and aotlvo
operations will bo commenced at tbo mlno.
From tho operations of thla Company, to
gether with tho Monttnfental, successful sil
ver mining lu Oregon can coulldoutly bo
expected.
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A Nnw Denomination.
Anew religious sut Is nnnouncod which
requires a nutu to confer bN sins to his wife
ouco n week. ltatem Uxchaugo.
Wo hopo that that denomination will novor
find any followers la thU Stnto. It may suit
tho women well enough, but tho tnon won't
liko It; bobldes, how long would thoro be
any hubbpuds toconfjss? Uvery doar yard
would bo full of human hair, ovory gutter
would bo til led with human goro nnd bro
ken broomitli'ks would obstruct every walk
and street In tho city of Stlom, In lom tlmn
than It would tnko to got up an avcrgn old
fitsltlotied revival. No, goutletnuu, light
agnltiht that tct as you would against n ulro
calamity.
Invltod to Loavoi
Quito h sensation was crcatod on tho dtreot
last evonlng by a Gorman who was under
tho intluonco of tauglo-leg, mid .camo rush
ing down tho stroet, claiming that ho had
boon knockod down and robbed of a satchol
of clothing and $1 09 In coin, by a couplo ol
men. Wo Interviewed omcor Mlnto this
morning, and ho is of tho opinion that tho
fellow Is a fraud, and that ho was not knock,
od down and that ho nnver hod four dollarn
and a half to Iojo. Ills satchel was found
this morning and olven to him with a pollto
Invitation to leave tho city Immediately.
Tho fellow loft.
A Smash Up.
An opllolan named MoDanlols, says tbo
Tolcgram, who has been at Salom for somo
tlmo, packod up his things and camo to this
city in a busgy. Arriving in this city after
dark, his horses took fright and started to
run noar thoSlstors' school. McDanlels kept
thorn straight for a short distance, when they
voerod nmt came up short against somo ob
struction, smashing tho vehicle and Induing
onoof tho horios slightly. Tho damage is
couslderablo.
In tho Sheep Business.
Mr. Thomai Unrrows, of this city, returned
last Saturday from Uistof'tho mountains,
whero ho has purchased tho undivided half
of 821 head of sheep. Mr. Uurrows now has
snoop upon a thouaand bills and in a few
yoars with the natural increase, barring tho
usual losses, ho will doubtloss bo ono of tbo
largest "mutton farmors" In thoStato.
Hemovlais Drift
Streot Commissioner Ilndges with a torco
ofincn wero this morning omployod in t oar
ing away n lot of drift that had lodgod
against tho bents of tho covored brldgo at tbo
foot of Commercial streot. Mr. Ilrldgos bo
Moves In tho old adgo that a "(ditch in time,
otc," was Just what was wanting In this
caso, and wo bolleve he is correct In tho
matter.
Energy Waatod.
Tho grazing lands of Australia aro but lit
tle greater in area than those of Eastern Ore
gon, and yet It U estimated that thoy sustain
twenty-four million sheep and eight million
of horses. Capital and labor aroonly neodod
In Oregon to develop equal stock fnterosts,
with our superior soil and cllmato.
'lis Strange.
A young man in this city, writing to a
frlond in tho East, says: "Monoy is plonty
but pooolo hero liavo such strange Ideas of
what they call rights of property, I can't got
possession of It."
Team Sold.
Mr. Cal. Scorlllo has sold that boautlful
span of matched iron gray horses to a goutle
man In Portland, by tho namo of J. W.
Spraguo. The tonus of tho salo aro private;
tho horses were shipped last Friday to tho
new owner.
Drowned.
From parties that camo down this after,
noon, from Albany, wo learn that a young
man by tho namo of Frank Dlair, was
drowued In tho Callpoola last Saturday, somo
distance above that city.
Tho river, this morning, was very full, and
still on the rise, but owing to no rain falling
yesterday It will probably be on tbo down
grado this evening. Tho river this morning
was about twoniy-ono leot abovo low water
mark,
General E. B. Babbitt, an old resident of
Portland, was struck dowu, yesterday, with
fiaralysis. Sosevero was the stroke that he
t both speechless and helplest, being only
ablo to move one hand.
The Jury In the Stiles caso failed to agree.
They stood 11 for conviction and one for
acqultal. The caso will probably be tried
over again this week, as Senator Groverhaa
bat a few days to remain on this Coast.
Capt. '.Connor has crossed the bar 1,003
times since his arrival on the Paciflo Ccatt.
Ho la now on hU way to Chester, Pennsyl
vania. to bring out the steamshln "Stato of
Oregon."
Ex-Gov. Woods U In Arizona, prac
tlclntr law.
THE POPE'S HEALTH.
Tho great ago to which Plus TX, lins
attained nnturnlly sets tho world to be
ing apprehensive of his death whenever
any ailment la reported. A correspond
ent writing from Rome to tho London
(Cnnndn) AdvcrtUer, under dnte of Oc
tober 13th, states. facts which encourago
thohopo thnttho aged Pontiff 1ms yet
several years of llfo beforo him. Savs
this correspondent: A belief Isspringing
up Hint Plus IX, tnny 11 vo on for another
couple of years, and perhaps more. No
doubt he is eighty-seven years old, nnd
Is no longer ablo to walk, or even stand,
except for a few momenta at n time; but,
on tho other hand, ho comes, ns I hnvo
told you before, of a very long-lived fam
ily; his malady Is entirely conlhicd to
his legs, his Intellect Is as bright as ever,
his brain Is clear, his heart and lungs are
perfectly sound his liver healthy; nil his
orgnns, In fnct, In thoroughly good con
dition, and therefore, with tho ono ex
ception, there Is, It appenrs nothing In
his stnto of health really calculated to
excite alarm. Certainly he is subject to
fainting Ills, but so ho has been always
nnd ho shows Inoreasi ng signs of ndvanc
ng age, but that Is all. Naturally tho
llfo of a mnn of his years, however good
his constitution may be, hangs upon n
thread, but with 'him tho thread Is a
strong ono."
COfrTEHT.
A young man on State street has naro
fully watched all rilpatchcsaml read up
discussions of the ''Silver 11111," for totnu
tlmo past. Finally a new Idea struck
him and ho proceeded to tnko an inven
tory of the contents of his pockcU, count
his silver, nnd llguro an hnurunil it half,
to beustonlshed at the result, which war)
that ho wns Interested to tho extent of
one sixteenth part of a cent. Ho says he
is not holding Congress they can votu
whichever way they plca&c.
WHEN ARE THEY PKETTIEST 1
A wife looks prettier, If sho did but
know It, in her Heat morning ilrt"s of
calico, than In nn Incongruous pile of
iiuery, wiucnsno dignities witu tnu tine
of full dress. Many an unniairled fe
mnlo llrst wins the heart of her futiiro
husband In somo simple, utiprctended
attire. If consulted about which, she
would pronounce- too cheap except lor or
dinary wear, but which by accident Is
Htiitabloto her llgure. faco autl carriage,
Idealize her youth wonderfully. If tlio
sex would study tusto In dress, more, and
care less for costllnes-, they would hnvo
no reason to regret It. A foolish and silly
man Is not worth marrying, and a sensi
ble mnn will surely Jtuigo you advantage
ousiy m exact ratio to tn
iu plainness nnd
simplicity of your dress.
At a salo of patent rights In Now York
lately, a machlno for sharpening slnto
pencils brought $1,000; a saw with de
tachable teeth, $100; an improved over
coat pocket for tbo protection of n lady's
hand whllo walking with a gentleman,
brought $350 tho inventor reserving tho
Btatc of Pennsylvania. And $0,000 wan
bid for tho right ta nn improvement in
tanning, whereby .skins cifn bo tanned In
three days, and heavy hides In ninety
days.
Tho annual report of General Bhcrmnn
shows that tho regular army aggregates
21,501 men, of which tho forco nvnllablo
for war Is mado up of cavalry, artillery.
nnd Infantry regiments, amounting to
20,001 officers anil men; to which should
bo added tho 11 general otllceiH nnd olll
cers of tho general stall' serving with
them, together with 570 Indian scouts.
A boy undertook to torturo a wasp by
touching n lighted match to Its body
Tho wasp applied Its warm sldo to tho
boy'fl hand, nnd ns It How away, It gavo
tho boy these words of wisdom: "Nover
try to beat a man at his own gamo."
Mothers, wipo away thoso scalding
tears. Moro than half tho "molasses
plug" that your boys aro chewing is mado
of oat straw soaked in molasses, nnd
pressed. Nothleg but tho outside lenf is
tooaeco.
A confiding exchaugo remarks: "A
movement for tho extermination of nil
hostllo Indians Is now on foot." No
doubt; but, you seo, tho Indians hnvo an
enormous advantage; they am all on
horseback.
Another day has como nnd gone, leav
ing us all older and wiser, but as yet no
communications nave uecn received in
incnuug mm any ono nns discovered u
man who can drink nut of n spring with
out getting tho end of his noso wet.
Trunk Leslio lins failed. Itissuppnsed
tho rivet iu his shears broko and ho kod
to hire an editor or unit business.
The Class for 1877.
Tho Senior Clasi at tho Wlllanullo Unlrcr
ally for this year number fcoven classical
students, to-wlt: Georuo Gray, Georgo
Hughes, O. A. Johns, It. Kolly, Mary Strong,
I). StotiUur, and Kugeno Willis; and nine
fclontlilo student: Cora Dickinson, Etntnu
IlovenUou, Lizzie McXary, KotiaMcKlnney,
Emily Parmenter, Addlo Scriber, Wallor
Grave, It. A. Miller, and u. O. NeUon.
Good Enoagh.
A pettish old bachelor was anuoyod by an
old lady who was setting near him, last
Sunday evening atchuroh.and kept cough-
Intr. Finally tho old fossil turned and re
marked to her, "That Is a very bad cold of
youro, inauam." "l kuow r. sir," replied tue
lady, ''butlt is the best I'vo got." The fel
low pulled his coat tight araund him and
sat as still as though ho had found a pin In
thesoat.
A great hardship an Iron stenmor.
A rlflo team A gang of burglars.
Plenty of Young widows in Utah.
A two-foot rule Keep your foot dry.
Tho best way to throw dico throw
them away.
Tho beglnnlnp and end of a chlcl:
on's lif j hatchet.
"Homo, SwMt Horn."
The abovo Is the title of an old and favorite
ballad, and a friend of our's over In South
Salem, had Just romoved his boots and coat
and picked up the Daily Hecord and com
menced to sing "Homo, Sweet Homo," and
settled contentedly back In his chair and
was porfoctly happy and soreno. It was not
long beforo two of tho boys got Into a squab
ble and tight ovor a gamo of checkers; tho
old gentleman qulotly laid asldo his' specta
cles and appointed himself a Poaco Commit -slonor,
ami ho warmed both of them with a
strap, and poaco and harmony rotgned for a
fow momonts, when tho two girls began tp
quarrol about Tatr, of tho Chomekota hotel,
mo old man yawned and looked over his
glasses at the girls for a fow momonts and
ordorod thorn oil to bed, and all waa quiet
and ehoorful again around tho 11 ro side; soon
tbo famous houso cat and tho purp rot Into a
sanguinary conflict, and our frlond got
scratchod sovorely on tho hands by tbo en
raged feline and his wife scolded him for up
setting a flower pot tn the moloe. That man
now says to have a homo, swnot homo, may
be a good thing, but ho will horoafter spend
his ovenlngs ovor lu town.
Only Pullln n Tooth.
Yostorday morning thoro woro rumors of
a knock down, eboked and robbery com
mitted tho night beforo on ono of tho back
strcots, and tho Uttlo boys had Just hoard of
it and wororlpo for an excitement of any
kind. Ptttty oonn sharp and korn soroam
roiotnbllug that of a calliope whlstln greeted
tltelr oars, aim visions ni tlio most diiioollciu
umrilor ever committed llitted through their
mlndu as thoy c.inm trooping down Commer
cial street, nnd lolhmlnu: up tho noin until
tuey came to a (Iduunih oiiii'o himi pid upon
oacu otlar in crest taliou silence, whilou
woman's volco sneaked tho palo air with
falsstto nott'H. Then tbo boys spoke stdlv
nnd ilNfiiiMf J, ono tonnotlmr. "l'noh! that's
nothing, only pullln'a tooth," and the eon
grcgatltindlsporjod. You Havo no Excuse
Havoyou any o.xciiko for suffering with
lljapepnliior LiverUoinplalnt? I thoro any
reason why you should go on fiom dny to
day compl.tlultig wltti Sour St.imncti, Slrk
II(ad'itoli4, Habitual Costlvenoss, palpitation
of tho Heart, Heart bum, Walor-braah,
Ouawlngard burning pains at tlio pit of tho
Siomnoh, Yellow Skin, Coatod Tongue, nnd
ditagroeabto tasto In tho mouth, Coming nt)
of food after eating, Low spirits, iV,n. Not It
Is positively your own fault It you do. Do to
your Driiuglst anil got a Dottlo of
(1hi:i:n'h Aikiust I'lowkk for 75 conlH your
euro Is oortaln, but If you doubt this, get a
Snmplo Ilottlo for 10 cotitu and try it, Two
doses will roliovo you.
MILLINERY AND NOTIONS.
Having bought largely In our lino, wo aro
now propArod to furnish HATS and HON
tylirs, with all tho latest novoltles of tbo
soasou, nt prices that dofy eompotltlon.
Call and seo for yourselvos. Next door to
Ilroyman llros., Commorolal Stroet.
Mil. A Mns. VM. MI1.LIOAN.
Oot.S0-ml.
J, L. DAIINAtin. s. r. LIB.
BABNAHD 8c LEE,
PRODUCE & COMMISSION
FRONT STREET, FORTLIiID,
Wctt ilJo'Dock, corner Btlmon and Front Bti.
Special attention siren to Farmer ' Prtxlnco of all
kind.. CotrlirnmeiiN rollcltnl, llavu connection
In bin I'runclico lilcli vnalilo n to get the butt
marxei (incut. ociv
OREGON STEAMSHIP 00.
ItEQULAR LINK
Between Portland and San Francisco.
Timouaii TICKKTN
Can bo purcbaf cil at the tirlnclpal Htatlont of tbo
u, .v j, ii, ii,, ai
Xlocluood Xlnton.
Steamers leavo both Poriland anil San Franclfco about
Evory Flvo Says.
ctrrvlns'l'anengcrd anil Freight at tho LOWEST
u.vii'.i. uit inonniy nnacari) in? tno u. b, .mails
anil WKLLS, FAItdO A CO.'H KXI'HBSS.
Tho Btcamihliia of tlili Company aro rated A 1, and
aro now, oicpam, aim coiojnciu m every paruruiar.
undcomlttof tbo
State of Oregon,
(Now building) 3.000 ton. burden,
George W. Elder,
liiw loiif,;
of Chester,
City
(Uu tont.)
AjaX, (13 ton.,)
For frclsht or piat;e, apply at tho Company' of
llco, corner I' and Front ttJiolo, roiiTi.ANii.
notf OUO. Y. WKIDLKIt, ARcnt.
-JOHN GRAY,
Formerly In Dnrbln'a Illock, Ihk Juit opened a Largo
and coraplcto Htoclc of
ttlSSSK
Carpets, Oilcloths, Matlings,
AND
Houso - Furnishing Goods.
Next to Dairy mplo t llrown,
vr.nKi:v.s iilock, - jui.k.ii. ok.
wllicit HILL IIB rOLtl AT
Lowest Cash Rates!
tepSIU
OHMiON AMU WANIIIMVroN
MORTGAGE SAVINGS BANK
(UMITKD.)
Olllce In I'orlland,
SAVI.VCS 1I4.VK IIUII.DI.VG,
v3 Flnt itrcet.
I'rr.ldtnt nffifottldi Ilfanl of Director.,
ALfTXA.MJElt GOUItLAV, Et(bblpbuilder,
Dundee.
Head Office, 37 Uank at., Dundee
DONALU MAt'LEAV, Jfrrj., (of Corbllt Macleay.)
anirin uirrciur,
WILLIAM ItL'IO, Kii,, Pottland.
ThU 8iTlnffi Hank recelvea drtolta not only from
Iho InduttrlaTaui: f.nnlri,' cla.rt. of Oregon but alto
from Scotland, lor tho Mir note of lafely luvtMluir tbo
rame Ulimg with It capital) principally on Ileal K.
110 Jloni'a?e. itcureu uvcr iiaiirurru rriu. asu
1'oriUnil Cilr Pronerllt. and tn artUt It DrDO.ltor
and other lu tto trectlonofllulldlnKtand Improve
ment wnnin tno mate.
Loan indo ou Real Etalc, 10 ftrctnt,
C. A. Hmd. Notary Public. T. f. Cos.
REED & COX,
Real Estate and Insurance
AGENTS.
Iioans negotiated on Favorable
Terms.
Buy and Sell Gold and Sliver, State, County,
and Cl'y Warrants,
Agents for Itccd'N Opera Hoosc.
tSrOfllcc. nt tho corner of llecd Opera Honso,
(c3S
SALEM, Oil.
S.1J1
JNO. GRAN & CO..
FKONT ST., roitTLANP,
Hnvo Now Onciiftl Thii
NEW FALL STOCK
Stnplo niul ITfiiiay
DRY GOODS,
....AND..,. '
Dress Goods,
An Immonso Variety.
EVERY DEPARTMENT
lloploto -wltH
NOVELTIES.
Oct. 7. H,
NEW STEAM-SHIP LINE
1ISTWKEN
San rranoiaoo 'and Portland.
The P. C. S. S. Co.
WILL HKKEArrSIt 1IUN A LINK OF r-TIIAM-Mhiti
rKtillirlv mj.iu ii M .1-..- .... .. ..
rmucUciinmli'ortliind
AT GREATLY ItKDUOEI) HATES,
J. .11. .TIcOIIAKKN .V CO.
.'.UOIItN.
tST TltUct for alo by
II. U. MOON, Apcnt. BALBM.
S. FRIEDMAN,
Is again at his
Old Staad
AT...
"
DURBIN'S CORNER,
W.th an Immense Stock or
Dry Gools,ClotliiiiK, lints caps,
ools and Shoes, Yankee lYo
tlons, Gent and ladles Fiirn.
Isliin guodsrobticcos and
Cigars, Trunks, and Va
lises. In fact, Every
tiling- In the '.Dry
Goods lino you
jjwant,at prices
that will
DEFY COMPETITION!
ootltfj
Tlio P. I'. T. GVs Steamer
L TP. CHURCH
WILL LEAVE
Portlnml i'or Uiioiiu "Vlwtu
itiKl AViij- 1'ortM,
EVEItV TUESDAY, TIIUItSDAY, & 8ATUIIUAV.
People,
Patronizo Your Own Boat'
Protection UKUliiNt IIlKlt nuto
Guaranteed !
DR. SOUVILU MATHIEU.
Tltt eminent French J'iyslclan and
furicon, and Inventor of the PA A'M'.SV'-
IlOMRTJilii which has ilvcn relief to
thouaand of mijj'crirti in Jiuropc and tho
United Mates, has treated aucccMfidli
several hundred casra In Orcyon, themoat
remarkable of which waa (hat ojWr. J,C.
UU;iw, a tvcll-f;nown liualncan vlthcn of
A'alcm, tvho has been auJJ'erlnu Sor !crd
ivtth a partial paralyata of tho rlyht aide,
and waa materially Improved by a few
daya of Dr. Mathlcu'a treatment, Tho
rlyht aide of the face and rlyht shoulder,
In which there haa been a constant sensa'
(Ion of coldness, and the jtcrvia partially
jiaralyzcd, have become warm and re
sumed their natural action and feellny,
Mrs. Adklna, who haa been iiffllcted with
catarrh In the head, haa betn entirely
cured by a few daya of the Doctor's treat
ment. lie has testimonials from a number of
2)crsom well htlbwn in J'ortland.
Jill, MATHUW haa permanently lo
cated at (he corner of Third and Morrison
strcee(9, J'ortlaml, Oregon,
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