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THE 0UILKLE3S BOY. ,
K. K. MCNKITTRICK.
I am a guileless office boy of sentiment and
soul.
And that is, why it makes me sad to have to
carry coal,
To set the office stove aglow, and make the kettle
And garner all the ashes with an ancient tur
key's wing. "
Each day I have to sweep the floor, and beat the
dusty mat,
Aud run about and pay the checks and curry
comb the cat,
And fetch the noonday can of beer, and trim
the greasv lamps,
Address the yellow envelopes and the Post
age stamps.
The man who pays me frJ'Js around with high-
falutin' pomp.
And if I walk ac'0 the room he tells me not to
' romp:
And cast OQ me tyrannic frowns if I but sing or
speak,
And all the sheckels I receive is dollars two per
week.
My driver is a horsey swell,and wear a diamond
pin,
An ulster checke aud he is up in all the ways
of sin;
A wan who at Manhattan Beach will purchase
pool, elate.
And lay his utmost ducat on a straddle or a
straight.
my hand?, that man wil.
ask her if
If I have-nothing on
quicky yell;
Go forth and see my lady love and
sne'a well l"
Or else I have to fold my arms and sit upon a
ttool,
And look just like a little boy who loves his
Sunday school.
I have to brush his overcoat ere
home he wooed.
And with a feather duster bang his
and shoes;
And with hi daily marketing J .hive to home
ward hop, . -
While ff ,71 the cabbage and the beet above
basket top.
thoughts of
pantaloons
the
witnesses aud the jury were dismissed."
"And the whole thing dropped?"
"So the report says."
"Not a line of testimony ?"
"No."
"It's outrageous! And a case that ex
cited so much public interest, too?"
"Shameful," said Mrs Smyth.
"But I'll get it in spite of the court,"
said Mr. Smyth. "'I know Simpson, one
witnesses, and I'll call to-morrow
Ob, (give me back the
used to know.
When down beside old Skinner's
fishing go;
When pins adroitly bended, make
start and jump,
And I soaked the silkeu tomcat in
the ftump.
happy days, the days I
mill I used to
the teacher
the spirtle of
hornet's nest, and club the
Theocritus, and own a
I'd like to stone the
taurus frog.
And si in; like sweet
fighting dog;
And walk the woods where sleepy winds sent
flowery scents afloat,
And throw the subtile brickbat at the unsus-
jecting goat.
I'd wander b V the brooklet in the daisy-sprinkled
dell, "
I'd lug the beiry-bucket for my little playmate
Nell;
And boost her in the branches long before the
pail waj full, -
To dodge the ministrations of the brindled Dur
ham bull.
What bliss once more to hookey play and loaf
around the town,
And think how fine to run away aud be a circus
down,
A pirate or a burglar; these professions were my
Before I evoluled a woeful office boy.
of the witne
and ask him to give mo all the facts.
tThw wViii pass them around."
Then Mrs. Smyth threaded her needle
and Mr. Smyth stretched himself on the
lounge for a nap.
The WestlnKhoiise.
The proprietors of the Westinghouso
threshing machine have decided to push
their goods throughout the entire north
west and have already started a vigorous
campaign. The Westinghouse Separa
tor is light running, strong and durable
with an excellent shoe and riddle move
ment that makes the machine very valu
able in separating wild oats from wheat.
It has many excellent points that will
win for it golden opinions wherever in
troduced. The house has established a
branch in Portland with a thorough lj
practical machine man Mr. G. P. Dart,
as manager. Mr. Z. T. Wright, for some
years with the J. I. Case company is with
Mr. Dart and will be of much service in
pushing the Westinghouse to the front.
The house also handles an engine that
has many improvements and Rood points.
They are always ready to send descriptive
circulars on application.
OREGON TO UAViAlll I NETT.
Hoiue time ago Messrs. Hodee. Davis & Co-of'
city, read iu a MaasaclmseJU-lion.
Charles It. Ladd. utUtnm-f Chat state, was afflicted
with an iurura61e kidney disease, aud had been
olvd to give up work and return to hla home.
They immediately sent him a box of their celebrated
Oregon Kidney Tea, and from time to time sent him
other boxes. A few days ago they received from
mm tlie following letter:
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
Auditor's Dep't, Boston, Nov. 11, 1881.) .
Messrs. Hodge, Davis & Co.: Dear Sirs I have no
hesitation in saying that I have been much benefited
by the use of the Oregon Kidney Teaas a remedy for
a kidney difficulty whicn has troubled me for six or
eight years. 1 can heartily recommend it to those
who are similarly afflicted, as a safe aud agreeable
remedy. I shall test its virtues further, lor I have
great faith m it as a specific for many diseases of
the kidneys. Respectfully yours.
CHAS. R. LiADD,
The original of thia letter can be seen by call lug
a Messrs. Hodge. Davis & Co.. Portland. Oregon.
and the Oregon Kidney Tea can be bought of any
druggist or dealer, in Oregon or Washington. Price
f 1 per box.
Do you suffer from biliousness and liver com
plaint? Nothing eqnals Plunder's Oregon .Blood
Purifier in relieving these diseases.
"Bad cess to it!" exclaimed Mike
O'Flaherty, upon learning that Garfield
was elected. "Shu re an'- now we'll be
ruined by Chinese chape labor.1' When
asked where he worked, Mike1 replied,
"I haven't wrought a sthroke for five
years, but me old woman takes in wash
in, and Garfield wants the haythen
Chinee to take the bread out of our
mouths.
EYE & EAR INFIRMARY
I . AND
SANITARIUM, OR HOME FOR THE SICK,
Macadam 'Road bet. Porter and Wood Nta.,
Nouta I'ortlund.Or.
Dr. ftlkington, late Professor o f Kye fc Kar Diseases
in the Medical Department of Willamette University
has erected a fine building, on a beautiful elevation in
the south part of the city and is prepared to accomo
date patients suffering from all diseases of the KVK,
K A K or THROAT. Also will pay special attention to
persons laboring under Chronic NervouH affections,
aud to diseases peculiar to women, and recieve a limi
ted number of cases expecting confinement.
The intention Is to provide a Houe for such cases
with all the best hygienic agencies, combined with the
best medical skill to be had in the metropolis.
Consulting physician and surgeon Dr. Philip Harvey,
Prof, of diseases of -women and children in the medical
department Willamette University.
AImoDt.J.M. F. Browne. Prof, of Physiology med
dep't. Willamette University.
For any amount of references and circular, address
lilt- J. It. PILKIMOTOX,
Cor. lat and Waahlngton Mta., Hortland. Or.
F. 8. Ak:n.
Ben. Selling,
H. E. Doscb.
5 ck fiSy jiff
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THOMPSON, DsHAHT k CO.
Iron & Steel
MERCHANTS
AND DEALERS IN
Shelf and Heavy Hardware,
BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS,
Farmers' and Mechanics' Supplies.
WAGON AND CARRIAGE
WOOD STOCK, '
CABEIAGE IIAKDWAKK.
Or.
WESTINGHOUSE &o CO.,
SCHENECTADY,
"loTMa TRIMMING S
Files, Twist Drills, Hammers, Sledge,
Tongs, Stocks and Dies,
Norway and Refined Iron, Horse Shoes
and Nails, Cumberland Coal,
CHAINS, COBOAOE OF ALL KINDS.
Blocks, Oakum, Oars, Capstans, etc.
BOLTS, RIVETS, SPIRES nails.
QT7W STOV Of
agon anfl Carriage MateriaJ
IS THE
LARGEST AND IJEST ASSORTED
ON THE COAST.
l?4 First St., 1? and 175 Front SI., corner
Yaothlll, Portland, Oregon.
We aiV now reocivini; a full line of
und Tructlon K.iulnH. Our Sf-pitrati)
iintl Flux !"tvlnir I'lirfither unil Has tlk best !Slnf
XKW TOUK,
BRANCH HOUSE,
PORTLAHD, OGH.
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our (Vleltroted Neparators, Iever and TreaI 1owrfB, PortaM
ir u ujfht Kiiiiiiiii. Strung ana uuruDie snu oneqiiiiicu "
W befit (Sh movement and Kiddle for aeparatlnflr Wild Oaita frm
Wheat. Our llnrsf-powerH are omjmi t. Kasy Itunniue and don't breakdown. Our Kuirlne in an Improve-
nient long needel; Weight ISOOtu Ilia leu tlmn the average engine of riRme power, ana Men om
third la tvtiter and fuel to do the naiiie work. Ja durable and easy to manage. Hundreds of these engines
and threshers jiave been In Hiiecretwful ciju-rutioii for years. - . , . .
Jjf-llease send for our Descriptive Catalogue aud Price LUt and Investigate tnorout;nl Di rort
giving your order. 1
Saw Mill Machinery and Stationery Ermines Furnished on Reasonable Terms.
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OFFICE--Commercial Dock, Foot of Morrison street, Portland, Oregon.
O. OR. XVRT, Manager,
F. S. CHADBOURNE & Oo.
Cor. First and Yamhill, Portland, Or. .
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We are now prepared to give the best Bargains in
I'lIRWITURE, BEDDING j & UPHOLSTERY,
EVER OFFERED IN" THIS MARKET.
Don't Fail to Give us a Call Before Purchasing.
F. S. CHADBOURNE S CO.,
and Yamhill Si reef s, Portland, Oregon.
Firs
tOs-
See that our Trade Mark, X11E BOSS" aad
1 ummmm
J. I. CASE THRESHING MACHINE COMPAf
Ml'f'U IMl'KOVKU FOK 1
la on every pair.
EVERY PAIR (JUARANTEED.
AKI.V, NFXUNQ St CO.
SPORTSMEN'S EMPORIUM.
WM. BECK &L SON.
Importers ami dealers hi
Guns, Rifles and Revolvers
Y'S NEW SHORT APRON.
unto my. boy -
let me never.
Ob, take me back, take me back
hood aqnie,
And from iU fragrant precincts
never roam;
But stay there, where the pine trees on the hill
top weii d ly moa n ,
Where the small boys hunt the muskrat and the
broker is unknown.
The largest room in the world, under
one roof ami unbroken by pillars, is at
St. Petersburg. By Hay it is usetl for
military displays: "by night for u vast
ball room. Twenty thousand wax tapers
are required to light it.
The sensation of the week is at the Klite thea
ter in Portland. Bonuie Kunue.'s. Alice Saun-
iler?, Eva Claxton, Geo. C. Thompson and others
are the attractions.
rfSltlli
Rods,
Reels,
Lines,
Baskets,
Flies,
Leaders,
FISHING
Sinkers,
Floats,
Mtirgeon
Lilies,
Hooks of
all kinds.
TACKLE,
Braided and Tapered Oil Silk Lines.
Six Spliced Split Bamboo Rods,
165 and 167 Second m., I'ott'iuwl i
HUDSON'S GUN STORE,
83 First street, Portland, Orevoa.
UN. JPltrrOJLft) AMO AUUIKITIOA
The Drown Divorce Case.
All sensible jieople suflering with rheumatism
use Plunder's Oregon Blood Purifier. Sold at
$1.00 a bottle.
After giving the Oregon Blood Purifier a fair
"I see," said Mrs. Smyth, looking over i,w? f-' a3,b.ItVX punner and re-
tha avanmrr nonai. 'hot Hwrvum I . I i v. -
VMW rMfJL , kUV t U IT U 1 I I t t U 1 1 1 1 1 H 1 1 1 .
vorce case has gotten into the courts."
A. LEVJKGSON.
"It haia, eh ?" said Mr. Smyth. "And
now I suppose the papers will be filled
with the disgusting details of the trial.
These divorce cases ought to be heard
by the courts with closed doors. It is
disgraceful that the public journals
should be permitted to cater to the de
praved appetites of the people. What
does the report say, Ellen ?"
"Mrs. JBrown, it says, brought the
suit, and Mr. Brown is the defendant."
"I know; but what does it say about
the proceedings ? Go on and read it."
" Mrs. Brown came into the court
room, heavily veiled, with her counsel,
and sat right in front of the jury-box.'
It is a very short report."
"That's queer. The Evening Sun
beam usually has such things in full.
Wellgo on."
"Mr. Brown sat with his counsel, and
after the jury was selected the counsel for
Mrs. Brown rose to present his case. He
spoke for half an hour, going over all
the charges, which were of a revolting
character, and' " :
"Doesn't it give what the man said ?"
"Apparently not. Too bad, isn't it ?
"That's the poorest newspaper I ever
saw. I'll buy the Argus after this. How
ever, the Qimlet will have a verbatim
report in the morning. Read what
there is anyway.
"After the case had been thus open
ed, the counsel said that he had twenty
three witnesses present, each of whom
would unfold under oath a portion of
this most painful story. "
"Ah! tow we are coming to it!"
Here seems to be the testimony of the
first witness in full. Perhaps," Henry,
I'd better not read it. It is probably
shocking."
"Oh, well, of course such things
ought not to be printed, but if the news
papers will insert them and thrust them
into decent families, we might as well
look over them. What did he swear to?"
"The paragraph is full of asterisks, as
if some of the most unpleasant revela
tions have been omitted."
"Mutilated, hey? Pshaw! How an
noying! When I want a thing I want it.
Read it, anyhow."
" 'The witness said' but no I was
mistaken. 'Just as the witness began to
iuiy tue counsel ior tue uetense rose
to interrupt him."
"What on earth was he meddling with
it for?"
" 'The counsel urged upon the court
the desirability of preventing so much
scandal, and he offered to consent that
Mrs. Brown should have a simple de
cree of divorce upon the ground of de
sertion. "
"Not accepted, of course? These law
yera are a nuisance."
" 'This was agreed to by the counsel
for the plaintiff, and the decree being
promptly granted by the court, the
Send $1.00 to W.D. Palmer, Portland, for one
year's subscription to the Pacific Overseer, the
great semi-monthly A. O. IT. W. paper.
Sheet Music: Largest stock on the northwest
coast, orders filled promptly. Send stamp for cat
alogue and journal, Wiley B. Allen 163 Third
street, Portland.
Turkish Runs. Send to John B. Garrison
167 Third street Portland, for catalogues of .le-
Big1"- l
t rank G. Abell, the Portland medai photo
grapher, has remodeled his gallery and largely
increased his facilities for doing good work. His
large country imtronaee shows that the oeoDle of
this county appreciate ood work. When you
go to Portland call :n and see Frank and exam
ine his gallery An hour cannot be spent any
more pleasantly.
Any book in the Seaside or Franklyn Square
Library sent on receipt of price by the N. P.
Sews Co., 147 First street, Portland. Dealers
in all kinds of books and stationery.
For the best Oregon photographs go to Abell
the gold medal photographer, lfi7 First street,
Portland. The best wort at popular prices to be
had there.
lias I.ollK Straw Itnke. .Separates riviinei- frm Nirniv ti mi lontr nm-mi nn,l Nhn. f -
flogs In Tur weed or 1-Vrn ai.d does not throw tfrain over. Less IJelis. Tlie drive b-lt pa.ss.-s hi
Square war is substituted for tlie troublesome cross belt. Cracks less Krain. Runs liirliter and thres
ii mi wain in jmn iui.se or nut, piease write iis.ami we will gladly mail you our t'atalogtn
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Also Agents for -Htudehuber Wain, mid I. I. i'nue Plow.
TCill.e. It has tlll'Khort. auIpL rrd KhnLr nil htino. K,r
Tlie drive belt passes around the heater and Fan Pulley and In provided with a tightener
ics taster than any machine in America.
lafclajr Taekle me Rtrery KtoaertptlM.
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Garrison repairs all kinds of sewing machines
For that headache! Try the Oregon Blood
Purifier, the vegetable remedy, it's the cure.
Portlanfl Bnsifless Directory !
MUSICAL.
TIIK MlNU'Ali l'ANTIM K. A monthly jour
nal of music (both vocal and instrumental,) sent to
any address for 50cts per year. Address Wiley B.
Alien, publisher and music dealer, 15-1 Third utreet,
Portland, Oregon. Catalogue free.
SlIBVETORN.
W. IS. MAVKH-Civil Kngiueer, Contractor and
surveyors. Otline 2 feturk street, tnion Block,
Portland, Or., with Kerry & White, Heal Kstate
Agents. Surveying done in any part of Oregon or
W ashlngt o n
MAKE USE OF THIS VEGETABLE KINGDOM
A NT'KK rem k u y for
BLOOD and LIVER COMPLAINT
For f a 1 everywhere tl 00.
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1882 jSPRING 1882
MRS. Q H. CLARKE,
I Fourth and Columbia sts., Portland, Or.,
Would announce to the ladies of this county t
- tDe nas receivea ner
SPRING STOCK
OF
ORDERS GIVEN PR0JBPT ATTENTION.
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BUCKINGHAM & HECHT'S
T 1: 'VCTI'' 'Jit . L'tjjT
STAYER & WAJAZmt.
PORTLAKO, OICKOOX.
BOOTS AND SHOES
Are the BEST and COST ISO MORE than
Other Brands, and if the Merchant with
uhom you Trade does not keep our! Goods
ii is Decause u I'Ais neuer 10 sen a
pair of Boots or Shoes every TWO
Months than every FOUR or FIVE.
WE WARRANT EVERY PAIR
The Flneal HITTERS In the WORI.IA.
THKY KFFKCTUALI.Y CURE
MALARIAL DISASS,
ltullKe the System nnd arreat the ravairea o
i nvi-rnaiui Aionnoi iiablt,
UIl'SOMAMA.
We make. All Merchants In Good
can procure these Goods at our
Credit
Ware
houses In PORTLAND or San Francisco.
TRY OUR "HERCULES" BOOTS
HECHT BROS. & CO.
A alt (your
DrtiKglat or Wine
tliem.
Merchant for
BAKER1EN.
EMPlKlTilAKEttV 42 Washington: Voss A
Kuhr, Pros. Manufac-turers of Pilot bread, Soda,
Picnic, Butter, Boston, Sugar and Shoe Fly crackers.
Orders from the trade holiaited and prbmptlv at
tended to.
ANNATKKN.
W. ti. .IF...E fc CO.-I0!J Front street near
Washington. Ores. metaLs, mineral waters, coals,
etc., carefully analyzed. Assays for gold and silver
: other metals from sf 3. to 5. CJold lilst bought
and bars made. Orders by mail carefully attended
to.
I. B. McIVrONII, Cor,
icai analysis made of coal
dinary assays of gold, silver,
iiarvey
s. to 45. Ir. P.
Front and Stark. Chem
mineral waters, etc. Or-r,-
leatl or Conner, from
Consulting Chemist.
ATTO R VBYK."
! P. K KXX Elk Y!, Attorney and Counselor at
Law Room H JOekum'a halldlntf. Legal business
pertaining to Letters Patent forlnveutions, before
the Patent Office , or In the Courts, a specialty.
WILLIAM COLLIER,
MACHINIST.
Dealer In vw and
SECOND HAND MACHINERY,
t MadlaonNt., Portland, Xtr.
Parties deal ring Roller. Englnea or 8AW
MILL. MACHINERY CBnwcurc
by addreaalnc Air. Collier.
New and Second Hand Machinery
Roaghi and old or traded to udvuntatfc.
KlxrAVKAKT TIIK RENT ITS THE CITY
All Modern Improvements. Open all day.
J.I II. HRI'.IWIVF.R. Proprietor
STURGES, LARSEM & CO.,
jirixiivo AND
) C031MISSI0N MERCHANTS.
Wholesale Dealers iu
Teas Canned Goods, Syrups, Honey, Dried
Fruits, Provisions, etc., etc.
j Shippers of
drain. Flour, Wool, and Country Produee.
Consignments solicited and Liberal Advances made
j when desired.
VO. :I4V. FBOSPT STRKT. PORTLAND, OR.
wiiiUKKDlAU fc CO., Agenta, San Fran-
claeo.
w. .1. VA! wntlYYKlt Jk CO.. Portland.
SEWING MACHINE STORE,
10? Third Mreet, Portland.
JOHN B. GARRISON, Proprietor,
6ENT FOR THE y
White, Improved Singer, Crown, Howe. New
riome, uavis, Wilson, "D" Howe, Royal
St. John,
Au'i uenerai Acent for Oregon ami whinrfnn
jcmwry ior me
Household Sewing Machine.
Dealer In all kinds of Sewim? MahlnA Attach.
menu Needles oils. Etc.
ywNewtng Ucninm re pal red on ihort notice
SALVREEN.
nraay Heller unci .in Kwru i.i...
Every Family should Have at Hand.
It cures Corns. Bullions, llnrrw It mi U..U t..i..,.
r . . . . , ' . . ..... ... .,, ..'.w... i iV7H.-.
lvcll,ul; N i-ore eyes. fore lliroat.
Sprains, Ulcers, Tooth ache, Side ache, AVort-, Salt
rheum. ItuiGrmorm. etc. ki-nmim ii.H,.r.r.
Maiiuj'-iTHfriN. ror sale by all Uruggists or sent
on receipt of price by the llousehohl Supply Co. of
M. 'IIIOllU, uifKUll.
1882.
1850. 32 Years Practical Experience.
John A. Child
DRUGGIST,
hW0 AND -
(1 Ml ,
Dealer in
Fine Chemicals,
Perfumery,
Toilet Articles,
sponges, soaps,
& Rubber Loods.
Cor Morrison'2tJet'
Portland, Or.
special attention
pa d to orders by
man wneu arcom
psnifdwitb the cab.
innciLFiFi nn
nLmS" An
III r) sOTf 1 1 II II
llllvTrrrf AIIIIN
v rphla K-reut Mtrratk
El enlng Remedy a4
Verve TO.MV U the It
ultimate result of over 'A)
vearw of pnu'tk-ul exiterl
ence. and C17KKM WITH
V N FAILING CE HTA I N
I'Y Nervous and PhysU a
lability. Seminal Weak,
uess, Hjvermutorrhoea,
Kmishions.lrniHjteiK'v Kx.
Iiausted Vitality, Prema-
rure Decline ami LOftttt
OF MA.VIIWID, from
wiiaiever cause produced.
It eiirieheiis ami imriHea
me iiUHMi, tieiiKiiieiis tlie Serves, Ilrain, Muscles
Digestion, Jteprodnctive Oruna, and Phynicai and
Mental Faculties. It "tops a y unnatural debilitating
drain upon the system, prev enting Involuntary louses
debilitating dreams, seminal losses with the urine,
etc., o destructive to mind and Ixxly. It H a sur
eliminator of all KIUXKV AND HLADDKK tX)M
PLAINTS. IT CONTAINS NO INJUKIOUH IN
(tKKUIKNT. Tothoae Buffering from theCe-ta
of youthful Indlaen llona or rxrrnri, a iieedr,
thorongh und permanent CI' RE IH tiXJAfk.
AMTKKII. Price. 12 SiO per but tie, or Mve bottles In
case with full directions and advice, Kt-lO. Sent Ae
cure from observation to nnv address uisjn receiit of
price, or C. O. l. To be had onl v of
Dr. C. D. Nalrield, Xie Kearny street.
San Francisco, Cat. Consultathnrsstrictl v confidential,
by letter or at Office, KKKK. For the convenience oi
patients, and in order to secure perfect sWrecy, 1 have
adopted a private address, under which all packages
are forwarded.
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.
Sufllcient to show its merit, will be sent to any on
applying by letter, stating his svmptomn and age,
Communications strletlv conlldeiKlal.
A GRAND REVOLUTION
In the Boot and Shoe business.
AT THE
New Yorlc Boot anfl SJioe Honso
KO. 19tt FIRST STREET.
I'aving enlarged mvs'oreand inat rooiwf . t...
invoice of Ladies', Oeuts' and Children 'a
FINE ROOTS AND SHOES.
Prom thp largest and best Eastern nnnu. "re
public can rely upon getting a finer article than
ever before oflrred in Portland and at
I.OWKK PHICKS.
Call and see fur Yourself and be conrlnced
II. GALlLICK,
II ohm. Km,
Siewr York
Itoot and KhNs
Flrat N i reel
Sytes'Snre Core for Calarrli'
IQUID OR DRV. PRljf!E f 1 00; "ATMOSPHKR1C
JLU Insufllators," price 50c. Dry Cure and Inauflla
tors mailed on receipt of price, with full direction for
nse.etc. S. U. SK1DMOHK A Co.. Druerirists 1&1 Flrbt
street. Portland. Ol. Sole Ageuts for the N. Pacific
Coast. maryifj
1.(MK) KRWARD
TTOR ANYONE WHO WILL I.RARV
A- . K.elloiE fc aillson'aNvatem or Drew
ana uouk catling, ana. with acorret meas
ure and ierfect cutting, produce a bad fitting
K,aiiiieni. nrvrrai nirprovemeuiM nave just
been made. Agents to sell aud teach wanted
In every town. Oood agents cau ...ake irom j
f iu to f per uay. i t.x.i.(ji iu a Jli.IVSON,
Cheney, Spokane Co., W. T I
D. J. MAURKEY & CO.,
Proflnce CommlssionMercIirlnts
Special attention given to the sale of
Wheat, Oats, Flour, Wool & Dairy
I'rottuco.
Bend for WEEKLY PRICES CURRENT, mailed
iree on application.
Liberal Advances on Consignments.
Conslgnn its and Orders Solicited.
XO AND IS FRONT ST.. PORTLAND,
MEN AND WOMEN
P.ovs and Cu-ls. anyone who wants light, lileasanl
ploymeni In which fnm :t to f io per day can bel
will send their name and iMtstoiliee address to ii
mediately, and receiv? our des;riitive circulars.
dress. D.
Portland
I. Uetehell .V
Oregon.
Co,
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knaee
b im-
Ad-
o. 137 Front street.
OR.
Ml orders from the tounlrr will
de'lverpd free ofch.tre.
be
STENCILS
8EALS
rOKTLAND. OB.
Plants, Trees, Etc. .
II.IUSTRATKD f'ATA LOflUK FRKK
J K. TRUMBULL h CO,
419 and 431 Sansome street, San Francuoo.
rpilr: "WIIITK." WK HA VK THIS DAY SOLD
-A. our entire interest in. unit irujicrUi,iK
.Of the White Newtinr Mu.-lime tn l. ri "i--r
son, of 17 Third sir et. I'ortland, Or, - Mr. Oarriton
will hereafter supply tlie growiu demand lor thw
sniei ior and popnlur sewing lm"'?'
apJS s UILL A BARB,
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