The Columbian. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 1880-1886, August 04, 1882, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text- ,i - ' " 1 ' ' i. - v A SEASONABLE POEM ON" "BE KING OF FRUITS." Some are pa'shol to de apple, oMahs clamor fo' de plum; Some tin 'joyinent in de cherry ,oddah3 make de peaches hum; Some git fas'ned to der onion, oddahslub de a'ti- choke; But my taste an' watahmilliou cr' bound by a pleasant yoke! Chorus. Hit er meller, hit er juicy, Hit er coolin', hit er sweet ! Hit er painless ter de stummick Yo' kin eat, an eat, an' eat ! Some fin pleasha in de orange, oddahs choose de cantaloup; Swne er fon' ob de banana, some de huckleberry scoop; . i Dar ar timber in de punkin for de riches' kin ob pies; But dat speckled watahmillion ! Oh ! how full it fills my eyes I Chorus. Hit er meller, hit er juicy, Hit er coolin', hit er sweet ! Hit er painless ter de stummick--Yo' kin eat, an' eat, an eat ! Yo' raus' climb ter git de apple, er de cheiry, or dpeah, An' mus' alius, wh'n yo' eat dem,keep a doetan widin' reach, But de lubby watahmillion makes hits bed upon degroun', , An de darkey, not de doctalr, in the moonlight makes de roun'. Chorus Hit er meller, hit er juicy, Hit er coolin", hit er sweet ! Hit er painless ter de stummick Yo' kin eat. au eat, an' eat ! tYbat Men Say Abjnt Women.' Mr. Ballon has collected the good say ings on the endless, suggestive subject, woman, from hundreds of authors into a volume. It is not the sort of a book read too steadilr. As the Scotchman said of the dictionary, "The stories are vera guid, but they're unco short." Probably we cannot all of us agree with . everything in it, but we all like to puzzle over the 'unsolved problem," to wor ship at the shrine of the "priestesses of the unknown." We feel that we have outgrown such musty old saying as Shakespeare's "Maids want nothing but husbands, and when they have them thev want everything." We cannot tolerate the Italian sayings like "He that loseth his wife and a farthing hath a great loss of tue lartmng, am the late Pope's exclamation of delight ac the "inscrutable ways of Providence" when he heard that Father Hyacienthe had married. Something too much of Ovidian metamorphosis lingers round the sentiments of the land of his birth. We like a little better the erood German flavor of Schiller's "With soft, persuasive prayers woman wields the sceptre of the life she charni eth." or Stendhal's, "Woman is a de lightful musical instrument, of which love is the bow and man the artist:" but we feel that we have gbSheyond it, per haps beyond even Necker s" Women do not often have it m their power to give like men. but thev forgive like angels The French ones are more amusing, but verv often more irritating, too. What woman would endure Balzac's "The first thing necessary to win tue Heart oi a woman is opportunity." or Dumas' "The wisdom of women comes to them by in spiration, their folly by premeditation." But Hucro s "One only needs to see a smile in a white crape bonnet to enter a palace of dreams," and Segur's "Men say of women what pleases tuem, Put women do with men what pleases them," might have been written on this side of the water. Some of the English ones came nearer home, though they are not wholly free from exasperation to feminine ears. Jerrold's "Such beautiful lips man's usu&l fate he was lost upon the coral reefs," may pass as a flattering slur upon a longed-for fate; but Hali burton's "Every woman is in the wrong until she cries, and then she is in the right instantly," is unendurable, and we need the solemner tone of Beaconsfield's "Nothing is of iso much importance to a young man as to be well criticised by a woman," to reconcile us to our cousin hood. Our American authors understand life better. Gail Hamilton's "Man has subdued the world, but woman has sub dued man;" "No monarch has been so great, no peasant, so lowly,' that he has not been glad to lay his best at the feet of a woman;" "The wife rules every New England home where there is not an elder daughter," we quote the last from memory; and Holmes' "They govern the world, these sweet-lipped women, because beauty is the index of a larger fact than wisdom," comes close borne to our souls. Boston Adver tiser." Diamonds in nalxplns. "Diamond hairpins? Yes," said a fash ionable jeweler. "We have them. They are the fashion now,- and, not diamonds, then some other ornament. You Lave observed the classic style of hair-dressing in vogue. This gives an opportuni ty for the display of ornaments in the hair, and hairpins are requisite. Bands of ancient coins, gilded or made of gold to resemble ancient coins,with hairpin at each end of the bangle, are popular; but we are busiest resetting jewels in hairpins, and as diamonds show best in silver, and silver now is made in many tones of color, we are using it most. It is wonderful what progress has been made in the coloring of silver. You can get silver daisies, pansies, violets, fuch sia, ivy leaves and primroses, with their natural colors. I have just finished a hairpin resembling a deep green holly leaf, with scarlet berries clinging to it, and a tiny dewdrop on the leaf marie of a diamond. The deep j'ellow of the sun flower can be shown in silver, as well as the brightest red. There are some good diamond effects obtained now in the cut ting of jet, a popular ornament with blondes, and the hairpins of jet flash brightly. In insects we have hairpins in garnets to represent butterflies, and our malachite beetles are very realistic. "But imitation kills off fashion. New York shop girls and many other young women readily buy clever imitations of fashionable articles. An Italian or French girl saves her money carefully so as to get some good ornament such as a gold ornament for the hair or a string of coral beads for the neck, but a New York girl will wear imitation jewelry, freshly s applied every season. The fashion of gold hairpins 'was popular until killed off by gilt." N. Y. Snn. Prof. Sample, The great horse trainer, Professor Sample, has been doing wonders in Port land in teaching how to subdue wild and vicious -horses. He has been teaching large classes and every person that has taken lessons has been perfectly satisfied. He will make a tour of Oregon and Wash ington. 81a vei YoNfnilte ttieny Tooth . Paste An aromatic combination for the preservation of the teeth and gums. It is far superior to any preparation of its kind in the market. In large handsome ojl pots, price fifty cents. For Bale by all druggists. Hodge, Davis A' Co., whole sale agents, Portland, Oregon. Tommy asked his mother if the schoo teacher's ferrule was a piece of the board of education. Turkish Kitgs. Send to Jobn B. Garrison 107 Third street Tortland, for catalogues of do- signs. Any book in the Seaside or Franklyn Square Library sent on receipt of price by the IN. I. News Co.. 1471 First street, Portland. Dealers in all kinds of books and stationery. Zoe Bentham; Wilson and Cameron, Beatrice Leo and a goxl theatrical company are having a giod rim at the Llite Theater in 1 crtland. When you desire really good photographs then take a trip to rortlanrt and call on rrank u Abell, the (Jold Medal Photographer, and you will be sure of being satisfied, as he turns out onlv the best work. Send $1.00 toW. D. Palmar, Portland, for one year's subscription to the Pacific Overseer, the great semi-monthly A. O.l. V. paper. Garrison repairs all kinds of sewinj machine Fxplained at font of tnli column. PflrGaM Mm Directory ! KIIOW CASK FACTORY. DIXO.V, HKK.SVrKIX A: CO. .'or. Front and st.rk, P rt'aiu', manufacturers of nil kinds of show cases, s.'i'rl for catalogue. l llh M I H AIi r.IIHt. .a mommy jour nal of music (rnth vocal ami instrumental.) sent to Allen, publisher anil music dealer, l"t Third street Portland. treson. Catalogue free. l! RVF.YORN, V. ti. 1.Y V tc K. Civil Knsiiieer, Contractor and survevors. Oilie J!) Mark s rtet. I'nion Block, Portland, Or., with Ferry fe White, Real Katute Agents. Surveying done in any part of Oregon or asmnertor I1AKF.KIFX KMI'Iltr. niK'KRY.--K Washington. Voss 4 Fuhr, Props. Manufacturers of lilot bread, tSoda Picnic, Butter, Ronton, Sugar and Shoe Fly crackers. Orders from the trade t-oliaited and promptly at tendeil to. AA YKICN. V. . J EXSi B V Cl, 10!) Front street near Washington, ores, metals, mineral waters, rouk etc.. carefullv analyzed. Assays for gold and silver other metais from S3, to ". Gold dust nought and bars ma ie. tirclersby mail carefully attended to. I. If. MelVTOSll. Cor. Front and Stark. Chem ical annlvsis made of coal, mineral waters, etc. Or dinary assays of golil, silver, lead or copper, from S:ttoi". lr. P. Harvey. Consulting Chemist. SB ATTOKXRY. D. P. iKKXSKnY, Attorney and Counselor at Law 1 Jtooin i Iekuin bulldlnur. Legal bnsines.1 pertaining to Letters Patent for inventions, befort the Patent Otlice or in the Courts, a specialty. MAGIC BALM! "5---$'zr - - 1 UA ' 1 lie Oreni iittiiHlait Uciiifdy for RHEUMATISM, Toothnclie, Sinnnigl, Knelt Ache, CJout, sciilta, Ijunlnto, Sirali and ft welltiiu. Iliiriix null M'Mlttn, Clillblalnu, Uriilo-, IrHciie, Frvgtcil Feet, anil Earn, No re Thro t, rain In I lie l-st, Knr ell", Cortin nud ISnnlous. ntul all Und lly Falun. This renowned Australian Eeraedy Is made x clusivelyof Australian herbs, grown by the Ger mans ol the rosewood scrub district. Queensland. Australia, who make herb culture a Fpecialty. It does not contain any poisonous iugredieiits what ever, and is tne BEST PREPARATION In the woild for the above complaints. X Perfect Cure Guaranteed lit every Caie It costs but 50 cents per bottle, aad it is simply foolishness for those who are suffj ing pain not to use i-. Full directions accompany each bottle. Sold by all Jn-ugists andtl"atent Mediciuo Dealers picof. xr. a. scott, st co., Role Proprietor ami nnnulactnrtr1. BALLAUAT. AUSTRALIA, and 8ANTA CLARA, OaLIFORNI V. C. V. Cornelius, First Mrvt. Portland. Sole Agent tor Port'sml Oregf-n KUSS, Denlist. Vor the interest of the public, I have resolved to do first-class work at these prices : Continuous imn Work-loreelnln to 9100 On iold I'lutei GO to 15 Vet of Teeth on KnblM'r. I3 AO ud upward Nctnf Tn-th on Celluloid 10 OO and iivvm l tiold Filling 34 OUand upward Silver and itone Fllllnx 1 OO and upward F.xtritct Ion ol Teeth, wllh On. 1 OO OFFICK 10") First street, over Prentice' music :;tore. Or. II. M. JtCS, ItenlUt. Office iMijum. all lioiif-M. Teetli extrin-hnl M lwil uri. Cin ct. JiQtrrn on dry, piiijk fioo: "atmospheric i insuniators," price 50c. Dry Cure and InsutHa tors mailed on receipt of price, witli full direction for use.etc. s. (1. SKIDMOliiCt Co., Druggists 151 Flrel btreet. Portland. Or. Solp Agents for the JC. VnoUU 'nast i mnfxiit The Bisliop Scott (irainniar School. A ROARDIXfl AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOY'S .Y. and Y'ouiik Men, will begin its iifth year tinder its present nianatfement Sept. 5, Ivc. Prepares boys for collette or business. The teachiiu; is practical and thorougn, and discipline strict. Senil for twelfth an nual catalogue, Riving cimiplete list of former pupils. Allures, J. W. HILL, M. I'., Head Master, rijeUui Portland, Oreffo j;i,t)o iii:wAnD TTIOR ANYONK WHO WILL LKARN 1; Kello(;-t .V .lllliton's Nystera of Ire and Cloak t'littlnc and, with a corret uieaw ureand perfect cutting, produce a bad fitting larment. rwverai improvements nave lur' been made. Agents to sell and leach wanted in everv town. Oood agents can ...alee irom ilO to $25 per day. KKLLOOO A JILLSOX, Cheney, .Spokane Co., W. T I Liver and Kidney diseases vetoed bj Dime Pills. .- - .. Syxes nun flnn tati PlnfftnTiii ouro umo lui uauuTii EYE & EAR INFIRMARY AND SANITARIUM, OR HOME FOR THE SICK. Macadam Itoad net. Porter and Wood Him., Mouth Portland, Or. Dr. Pilkliigton, late Professor o f Eye Kar Diseases in iue xueoicai department ol Willamette University naa erected a flue building, on a beautiful elevation In the south part of the citv and Is nrenared to accomo date patients Huucrin? from all diseases of the KYK, .iibwi uuiuAi, Aiwiwuipay special attention to persons laboring under Chronic Nervous affections, mu iu uisenses peculiar to women, ana recieve a limi ted number of cases expectinir roiitinement. The intention is to provide a Home for tuich cases wun an tne nest iiyfrteiile agencies, combined with tin best mdieal skill to be had in the metroHilis. CVmsiiltinff physician and sunceon Dr. Philip Harvey, Prof, of diseases of women and children in the medical uenanment vt uiamette University. Also Dr. J. M. F. Hrowne, Prof, of Physiology med den't. Willamette ITnlversit v. Fur any amount of references and circular, address OK. a. It. Pll.Kl.OTO.V, Cor, lwt and Wawhlnnton Wu, yortland. Or. v I. E. Colin, M. D. Physician and Surgeon. SU1KJKON TO O. R. X. CO Particular attention paid to diseases of the Skin and Deformities of all Descriptions. OFFICK-25 UNION BLOCK PORTLAND, OR San Francisco Gallery. W. II. TOW2VK, Prop. PORTLAND, OR., COR. FIRST and MORRISON. PHOTOGRAPHS OF ALL KINDS IN THK Highest Style of Art. Clilldreu'M Pletui-os a Sppclalty. lhI- gallery leads ali others on the Northwest Coant. htviujf better facilities, more accessories ana a larger corps O! trnlnea arttbts than auy gal- icr uufui oi pau p ramit-co. ISltlNU Y(IK BAItitS. SEWING MACHINE STORE 167 THIRD ST. KKPA1KINO DOKX ON SHORT NOTICE. n All Leading MACHINES ' , D ON & THREAD. ATTACIIMENTS,etc. GE.VERAL AOEXT FOR THK HOUSEHOLD & WHITE EC0X03IY IS WEALTH. And by Iluylng Your 1300TS AND SHOES KKOM Til K New York J5oot and Shoo House, .o. 13 FlmlStreet, Between Yamhill and Taylor, Portland Vol' ADD TO YOl'K OWN WEALTH AND BY A that means make the whole country richer. We have just received the most elckraut stock of irnnris ever brought to Portland, which we are selling at rates tnat no otner house can. hen you come to the citv bring in your whole family and' we will sell them goods at astonishingly low prices. Orders from t he country will he promptly attended;to, and we will pay ri-iKiu on an goous sem 10 you. DR. SPINNEY, No. 11 Ksarny street, S. F.( Freata all Chronic and Special Dlae YOUNG lilEN 1VP MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE EF T T fecfi of youthful follies or indiscretion, will do well to aval themselves of this, the greatest boon ?.r.r.'"L lne aiiar or sutTerlng bumanltv. nji . ; i'7"1 utrantee to forfeit 500 for every L , hwmikh or private diseases or any iiiiuorcuwmer wnicn be undertakes and falls to which be undertakes and fails MIDDLE-AGEO UEH, There aie many at the ag of thirty to sixty who bladder, often accompanied by a alight smarting oi i tt iiuuuiru w LLll TLt If iron lfnt AVannatlrtna i .T lm vu i iiinii noiMuun aim a weaKcninif or the system Ir a manner the patient cannot account for. On exam tin tig the urinary deposits a ropy sediment will ofter be found, and sometimes small particles of alhunier v in Hu.rar. or me rmnr win no nr n t . i ... t ... I. again changing to a dark and torp'd appearance 1 here are many men who die of this dirtleulty. igno rant of the cause, which is the second stage of .Send nal V ea-tness. Dr. S. will guarantee a perfect cure Ir all such cases, and a healthy restoration of the genito urinary organs, omce Uours-10 to 4 and 6 to 8. Sundays from 10 to ii A. il. consultation free. ,nmr,.n1.h vur,., i. Cauor address DR. SPINNEY t CO., No. 11 Kpamy street, San Francisco. Cal. Ladies Underwear, INFANTS AND CHILDREN'S COMPLETE WARDROBES, ' I, o. Box aw. 165 Third Street, Portland, Or. RF-tTAUKAXT XIIE If EST IN THE CITl All Modern Improvements. Open all day. .f. If. HHFAVEB. Pmi,rlPt.,r ForCuts.Hurns, Sores,Uoils,)iIes Caked Dreasts, Corns, ete.,it has no equal. Sold by Drugr grists and eoun try stores at 10 cents per box. t f: r, mini AS a! i v.. -t-- t rpiIK "WHITE. WE HAVE TIIIH DAY SOLD JL our entire interest in, and transferred the agency of the White Sewing Machine to Mr. John JJ. Garri son, of 167 Third str et- Portland, Or. Mr. Uarrison will hereafter supply the growing demand for thi;i superior and popular sewing machine. pl5 HI 1.1. & IJAUR S7 17 S ' BET r Kit THAN WOlD. CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALT. A Pleasant and Knicaclous Remedy. f4 ittronziaf W IF YOU HAVE ABUSED YOURSELF By overindulgence in eating ot drinking: have sick or nervous headache; dryness of the skin, with a feverish tendency; night sweats and steeple ssiiess; by all means use Slaven's California Fruit Salt. And feel young once more. It Is the woman's friend. Trv it; irpei-t)Otlle; ti bottles for i. For sale by all druggists. it. K. tjl'EKN. A CAJI13. Dr. Moody, ol' New York City, A. lrndiuite of the Xew York Schnol of Medi cine, ulno of the Dublin l'riictlce. A woril to the public Consultation free. I invite the sick, no matter what their diseases may be, to call and investigate for themselves before aban doning ell hopes, for it will cost you nothing. I give no encouragement unless there Is a fair prospect of making a cure. I will endeavor to be candid in my opinion and rensona-'le in my chart; s. I claim not to cure everybody, but to cure all that can be cured. I have had twenty years' successful practice in the treatment of both acute and chronic (hseawes. 1 have located iu Portland and all I ask is that you give me a fair, unbiased trial, by which I hope to merit your con fidence, anil give entire satisfaction to all suffering humanity. My reputation has been acquired by being candid with my patients, through years of successful practice, both in - Europe and in this country, and studiously keeping up with the age. I know the cause and remedy needed, not by guesswork, but by year.-. oi experience. in uiv treatment or manv diseases I limke use or n new method of cure. The treatment is simple and the most ieasiiiie ot all. l Here is no unpleasant sensation w natvei atteiidii'g t he treatment. 1 ui it'' all persons afflicted to visit ami freely convince themselves, leav liiif me to verify the a sertioii that there has never existed a remedy so startling and immediate in its ellects. 1 hese noted curative a (Is, as handled in lnv practice, are endor ed mid approved by the faculties or both J'.urope and America. 1 he brisehcval ellccty are perceptible almost from the start. Cases regarded lnctira'iie, and of years standing, yield to Us mild hut woiiocrful uitiueiice. And in no case can the treat ment be attended w th the least danger, ther-bv tes tify ing it to be the most harmless agent in therapeu tics. Those who wish to apply for advice or treatment may confidently do so wit hoiu hesitation or dillidence. as the most timid may rely on that inviolable secrecy which has already proved the l.asiv of an extensive professional reputation abroad. t. uses can le treated oy con cspondi nee when a per sonal interview is impossible, providing the patients wut minutely detail all ot tn.ir bodily lnhrmatics and mental disturbances written in a simple and natural style. and in accordance with tin neci ssary dc'aiisof their own f.'elings. Ot.e personal interview, however. even with patients rt sidn.g at a !r tance is highly de sirable when practicable, and will more than ri-pav llie patient tne expense and trounh- ol a trip to Port land. 1 lie advantage ol even a visit are apparent and manifold. A single visit in most ciises will enable the doctor to form an accurate opieion and note part iculars which mignt nc lost sight ol In inerecorrespolidence, particularly when a microscopic, and chemical analy sis is absolutely necessary. Patients not resid ing in the city who wish to transact their business through the mails or by express can have the neces' sary remedies t ent to any address or left at any rail way station or f'ach ollice in Oregon or Washington Territory until called for. carefully packed and se curely seaieii. mice ami nesKienee, :is!i Kusr street. i;oonis-j() and J.adds Aew lumdiug. Corner First and Columbia, Portland, Oregon. VH8BS& STENCILS SEALS mnK. rivobavjcjb. . s nnarv mr, rOSTLJLNy OBC v rnhU irreNt Strenirlh a A. eiilK Kemedy mid lcrre joiiic is ine le gitimate result of over 'JO years of practical experi ence, and CUKES wi 1 If UN FA I LINO CERT A I N TY, Nervous and Physi cal Debility, .Seminal Weakness, Spermator- It enriches and purities tne blood, strengthens the Nerves, Brain. Musclea, Digestion, Reproductive Or gans, ana Physical and .Mental ra"tilties. it stops any unnaturii iieniiitatn'g oraui upon the system, preventing involuntary losses, de bilitating dreams, .-emi-ial losses with the mine, etc., so destructive to mind and bodv. It is asure eliminator of all KIDNEY AND Bf.ADDKR COMPLAINTS. IT CONTAINS NO INJURIOUS INGREDIENT. To Ihnw xuffet Ing from the ef fect if youthful Indiscretion itr nfpf, n peMly. Ihfnmh mid peiiimneiit CI' ICE IS MlAUAiTF.l.l. l'riie.!a "0 per hot! le, or Svp bottles in case with full itirections and advice. 'O. Sent secure from observation to any address njMn re ceipt of price, or C. O D. To b had only of Iff. '. II. .-Mi I lie in, it Kt-jirny ircei, San Francisco, ChI. Co:isiila'.ioir5 strictly confiden tial, by letter or at ollice. FI1KK. For t he convenience of patients, and in order to secure perfect secrecy, I have adopted a private address, under inch all pack ages are forward. -d. Tltl.M, ltT'riJF. FIIKI. Sufficient to sh w its merit, will be sent lo any one applying by letter, stating bis symptoms and age Communications stric ly confidential. $1000 I1EWA31D TTILL BE PAID TO ANY PEIiSON I'RODUC ? T ing a more effectual remedy than Dr. Keek's Sure Cure lor I'atarrh, Which has stood the test for fourteen years. Physi cians, Druggists, and all who have used and thor oughly tested it. pronounce it Npeclfle for the cure of that loathsome disease. Try It. Your druggist -lias it, price $1. Dr. Keck thoroughly understands, and is eminently successful in the treatment of all ehroulc am. funi culi dlsciaMex of both wxh and nil ogex, having made a specialty or tiieir treatment tor fourteen years ne treats ruiicrr wiinout using tne Knife, ins favor ite prescription is furnished to lady pit 1 1 en to Free. No lady should be without it. otine. middle-aired or old, male or female, insanity or a life of siitiennir is your inevitable doom unless you apply in time to the physician who understands, and Is competent t. treat your case, waste no more time nor money with in competent physicians. All communications attended to with dispatch, and are strictly confident ml. Circu lars, testimonials, and a Pst of printed questions fur nished on application. C'OXSl'LTATIO.V FICEE. inclose a three-cent sta-rp for list iin l addres- DIt JAMES KECK. No. i: First street, Portland. Or. WILLIAM COLLIE It, nyt:AL.oi3:iisrxsT. Jlciiler In 'ewand ft SECOND HAM) MACHINERY, j OH UadlMin St., Portland. Or. Purtle deMrliiar Hollem. Engines or SAW MI 1.1. MAI'III.N'KltY cun enui-e by uddretMlnic Mr. Collier. New ami Second Huml Macliinerv outxHt snl moIo or trmll loiiilvunlfivo. 23 "X' IK O .A. IP. UNRIVALLED KOR Curing Kkl Dlieaiie and far Pr-er viu-e A Btf MitM Lr m m w mm I II J 4 II, WBewareof imitations of bnh the tbove jiwly celebrated articles. The genuine mane onlv bv the STA'niRn 9UAP COMPANY, who also nianuUcmre the largest assortment of LAUNDRY and TOILET .ilHPIn thfl world, flffinn 'HM.i..Mm,...in. . fan Francisco. Cal r 1 tnS Cii. mncMFiFi nn TOP k Mm m iSlI 'f f2&&tytti S1r,""'a 1 rostatorrtiea.Km UlvC' '('i'--J'-Xt III Hmissions, lmpotencv, Kx II n V3VIlIKE,,l,,'st,, Vitality, l'reina III klll7af Alllllrl'nre Decline and J.OS.S lluUIJ VEMMIUIIyoF mamiook, from VyT'M'rt"' MiJ.niiijMnu3 lmtHviT cause produced. PHOS C3-. "W ESa?I3STG - SCHENECTADY, NEW lOKK, BRANCH HOUSE, PORTLAND, OGIJ. W" are now receiving a full line of our Celvbrated Nepurntor. I-ever and Tread Powers, lortiM and Traction E iuinea. Our Separator is I.lirht Itiiniiintr. .Stroiur and Durable and unemialed as a rul find Flux Mitvlfiv llii--!itr and has the best Shoe, movement and Kiddle for separating Wild Onlifi oni Tl'heut. Our 1 lorwe-poweia are ('ompiu-t. Easy Running and don't break down. Our Engine is an improve ment linnr neeile 1; Welichl liiOOtu aMU lb lernt than the average engine of name power, and uses one third )ru water and fuel to do the same work. Is durable and easy to manage. .Hundreds of these enginet and threshers have been iu successful operation for years. Sif-Please send for our IIpmtI 1 1 v .'iMlurn inl Pi-Im l.lit unit Invest liratA thoronrbJY befor givhig your order. Saw Mill Machinery and Stationery Gr. r. DART, Manager. OFFICE Commercial Dock, Foot of Morrison street, Portland, Oregon T THE ONLY INSTITUTION Wherea young lady or gentleman can At a Cost in proportion to time Engaged. . XTM': A chpy of the COTATMBTA COMMERCIAT. COLLLGE Bent free to any address on application. Address P.O. Box 583. For"onsni2ptln, Afttlmia, 5?roo?titl faturrtt, Ityix'X'i.si HueJarhe Jetil it.r, I ciiralui:, Clieu u :il Isrti, arl nil tiiroiCMiiirerTo'.iH isor;i-R. lae! nse nifty Ik -oiv'si iit!y went by s:-lr--s, restelv fQP iii!incSj:ti ne nt iioune. Iwtid lot ti-oo tr'.-al.sc on ttic Oxygen irat Jiienl. As1'res-J tJic irorietor, 11 ), 51!1 Hit -i lStrc-U Fliila., FaH or If. MATHKWS, S'CiC.ttf Iif4.itory, vtOJi JioiaJirouior. Nt San Jc'rancitn'o. C'ftl. D. J. MALARKEY & CO., (Special attention given to the sale of Wheat, Oats, Flour, Vool & Dairy j Trounce. Snd for WEEKLY PRICES CURRENT, mailed free on application. Liberal Advances on Consignments. Consifnrr its and Orders Solicited. t aj?p ia Fituyr sr., roitTi.Aivi on. SPORTSMEN'S EItIPORIUM. WM. BECK & SOH Importers and dealers In G-iinSf Hilles, and H.evolvors IUhIs, cj Sinkers, Reels, fcturgeon V Baskets Lines, riiek f:p' Hooks ol Leaders, - V all kinds. FTSHHTGr TACK bE, P.raiiied and Tapered Oil Sillt Uues. Six Spliced Split Bamboo Rods, J0.h1 107 Neeoii'l .t., i-otiimttl, i HUDSON'S GUN STORE. SS First atrect. Portland. Orrtoa, eVNt, PXSTOll JLSO AUUIMTIUA. ?! TlaktMtr TaIxl of TtTt-t Dewrttitf"". Ren. Selling, TT. E. Doscb ' . . eSkw-K'-;.-- ? ... See mat our Trade Mack. "TUE BOSS" and Is on every pair. EVERY TAIR GUARANTEED. . AKI. NIXMWO -fe CO. HTSSELL rt nnn r : 1.000 Organs, ti i-Ave Half. l; .y M of M.-uiiifactnrci U From to 11,1X10 Cash, lie nt i.r In-U l!niri:tn. CatftUtiies Krce, ANTISELL, ir. V ArketAl-owcll b-ui FriatciiH-o PrciceCoiiiissioiiMercDuDts ! KS ML; S3 y&J VV7 t-V. I F. 8J Aka ! M ! 3 M Hi i --i-r--' -7 l---y.-" r - .-V..'t ?B2f -T. S" '-i j ,' tWa!..-" . : - .T - a-Vs?JW- vi tt 'l. -V.'t-- J ca x 2 S M mm v f HIOTJSEl &c CO. Engines Furnished on Reasonable Terms. OF ITa KIND ON THE COAST obtain a Thorough Business Education JOURNAL, containing' full Information, will be AV. JS. JAMEi Xrlnolpnl. BUCKIIiGHAFil & HECHT S BOOTS AND SHOES ire the BEST and COST NO MORE than .Mher Brawls, ansl If the Merehant frith whom jou 1'raJe 1oos not keep our Goods it is because it PAYS better to sell a ;ftlr of Boots or Shoes every TWO llonths than CTery FOUR or FIVE. WE WAUKAXT EVEK1' PAIR Vc make. All Jlerchants In Good Credit an procure these Goods at onr Ware houses in PORTLAND or San Francisco. TRY OUR' 'HERCULES" COOTS. IIECIIT BROS. & CO. "tr..' .t ir 'i. . ,.WI.,;-f.i--v-''"r.i - l j il i . wr-. l-J tn!l';il'(-'.- i . : J The Fluent Jtl ITZ.ItS Ik lite HUltl.l). TIIKV Kl'FlXTl'ALI.Y C'URK B2AT.AS.rAIi DISEASES, Vltnll7.e the Nyalein unl itrrrat Ihr raviiirea o the llrendt'ul Alcohol Ilablt, DII'MIMAMX Auk fyotir I)ruiIl or "Wine Merchant for them. VIMIFItni.0 V ., Airegta, Nun Frua l .' v. I. VAX SCUUYVI'K fc tO.. I'ortlMnd. SKV3I0UK, SAIUN&CO., Mrinnractnrcrs of HIXXKSOTA CHIKF THKESHEU L'odnMo Kiiixinps A: Horse Powers And Suit- Aitf-nt.s for tin? followlntj cclchrattil Farm suid Koad Macliincivv: The ICitr.d'ilph llvixl'.'i-. The N juiiI.ii-iI 11'. K Uc IteiiK?r, Tim Ktiiiitl'ii'd l.liriil lir, 'I he Iron King l x-Toot-l lit .llower. The Vl-ttf eir-Iliiiii Suiu v Kukr, The Ninl:iT tl tl:ii.l-lmn MnlUy ICuke, The l-tickeje 4itIii lcllli-:iid Weedem. The VlehruleU MorrlMtn I'lo ., The Whitewater V Ketchuti WiiBn"-' Wc cordially i:i it- nil wnntinir anyflili K in our II n" to enmc und hcc lis, nrid if vim cannot conic, 8end for :t;r Price l.i.st i'.:ul ratalouuc. F. W. A I.I.I X, Minirer, nvrr w t f a O mid :tm ni t Xi I'orUitnd. Or. 1353. 32 Years Practical Experience. 1882. John A. Child DRUGGIST, pi I'talcr In ine Chemicals, Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Sponges, Soaps, & Rubber Laods. Cor Mori I?on K 2d U 1'ortlaDd, r. Ppecial attention pa d to orders by mail when accom pfirlcd'vltr' tho cah. MEN AND WOMEN, rir- m.f anvonp who want lial't, plcasiint em iiloViiient in wlili h from a to $10 per day can be. maoe ivifi fcetiii ihi-ir name and noMtoflicc addreKHtous lm- mediately, and recclv onr dt scrlrtlvc circulars. Ad rlreH.s, I. II. Oetchell A Co., No. IS7 Front street Portland. Oregon. PERUVIAN BITTERS. i - I .1,1 tf! .Mt', , ! ' -1 - iX . . ii,H ' . . I 1.1 1 1 I IF -r-j-s- ----- ccia: : l1l