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About Christian herald. (Portland ;) 1882-18?? | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1883)
may be very greatly increased by a fur ther rise, and the June rise is about due. If it comes now, with the present MONMOUTH AND VICINITY. Monmouth, Oregon, Jane 19, 1883. stage of water, the loss will be very Wolf Clab, No. 1, is hereby suspended heavy. The water now encroaches upon isite the city,. ; ___ te From ihe present indications it is safe We learn that Mr. Velton, the Ger to assume that the Northern Pacific will man teacher of the College will spend be completed by the last of August, his vacation in Portland. when through trains will run between Several parties in Monmouth and St. Paul and Portland. The road car vicinity will soon start to the coast'to ries 150 pounds of baggàge on the spend a few weeks. Eastern Division and 100 pounds on the The student^will soon be gone home Western Division, and the stage compa- and our town for the time being will ny 40 pounds free. Pullman sleeping look a little deserted. and dining cars aro run detween St. Mrs. D. Stump and son went to Salem Paul aud Helena, and Pullman sleeping Monday evening io bear Miss Willard, cars on the Western Division. and were perfectly “ carried away.” A collection of the mineral and vege Brethren W. W. Richardson of Scio, table products of Honduras have been A. S. Powell of Albany and D. S. Hol brought Jo San Francisco by President man of McMinnville have paid us Don Marco Anreili Soto, of Honduras, and will be opened to the public at the pleasant calls this week. The annual supper of the Associate State Mining Bureau on July 2. The Alumni of Christian college was given at collection was brought to this country the residence of Judge Butler on Tues for the purpose of advertising the pro day evening. They have the thanks of ducts of Honduras, and attracting the attention of American capitalists, mor- the printers for some nice cake. chants and settlers. We notice several old students and Arrangements have been made with friends of the College from different the O. R. & N. Co. for a reduction of points of the State in attendance on the fare on all trains and boats for the connnencenrentr- exerciftes this week. Fourth of ^HyT^e^ToìnpaO ’ Win Our space forbids a separate notice of issue tickets good for th? 3rd, 4th, 5th, all. and 6th, with forty per cent off. A justice of the peace in Vancouver PACT FC COAST. is doing a big business in marrying The Spring Valley Water Company is people from this State, and keeping his assessed for its personal property this mouth shut about it. He avorages two year $2,132,680. a week. The run of salmon on the lower Co The old railroad bridge across the lumbia has constantly increased for the Clackamas, fell into the river a day, or past ten days. The prospects for a two ago. It has been unused for a good season a>e very encouraging. number of years. A halibut weighing 202 pounds has The overland mail is now running, been caught in Puget Sound, near which gives us a daily mail from San Whatcom, W. T. Francisco, except on steamer days. The Superior Court has decided The Oregon Iron and Steel Works are against the Central Pacific Railroad in a thinking of building a large iron ship, suit brought by the city and county of which will be the first iron ship ever San Francisco to recover taxes on the built on the coast. They are trying at steamers Thoroughfare and Transit. _ present to secure a proper site for lay The Arabic arrived in San Francisco ing the keel. A piece of land near June 17, from China with dates from Smith Bros.’ saw mill has been looked Hongkong of May 16 and Yokohama at and a price offered for the use of the May 13. An edict has been issued that land ks a ship yard, which will probably the telegraph lines from Woosnng to be accepted. It is to be hoped the Shanghai and from Amoy to Hoibow be vessel will be built, to show other sec built by the Chinese alone. The Great tions a part of Oregon’s boundless re Northern line will only connect up to sources. points outside the port of Hongkong. A large number of East Portlanders A telegram was recently received from went to the printers* pic-nic Saturday, the Hrwaiian Government that no more and spent a very pleasant time, some of Chinese will be permitted to land in the the young ladies carrying off prizes. islands. It ¡8 reported that some 15,000 cords Commander H. E. Mullen of the of wood were destroyed by fire Saturday United States Navy will be court-mar night below Albina and this side of tialed for the loss of the Ashuelot. Vancouver. The fire lit up the sky for General Foote arrived at Soul, the a great distance. Capital of Corea, on the 14th, and ex Oscar Talle, a prominent amateur changed the ratifications of Schufeldt’s oarsman of San Francisco, is visiting treaty. Portland. He will probably show his The ratifications of the English and skill to an advantage daring hia stay. German treaties have been postponed John McCafferty, who was largely in until the dhd of the yoar. Astoria tendered a reception and ban terested in the Comstock mines in their quet to her brave fire laddies on their best days, later in Arizona and Colorado mines, and now obtaining mining prop return from Salem. The river at Kansas City, June 17 was erty in Montana, arrived in Portland twenty-one and a half feet above low from New York on the 16th instant. water mark. At midnight a large por Mr. McCafferty is here to try and form tion of the bottom lands were overflow a coke company to furnish coke from ed» uud ceriow cteaaage wdooe, whieU this Nvrthwwt 09Mt to wwk the i»-, NE WS,OF THE WEEK. mense fields of base metal ore in M on tan»,' Rev. J. T. Waterhouse, formerly hav ing a church in the Hawaiian Islands, bat recently doing missionary work in San Francisco, has presented to the Men's Christian Association a protest against the bowling alley in the base ment of the association bnilding. He says : “ I protest in the name of many subscribers that this bowling alley is :o:-> an outrage and a wrong to the sub scribers. The Lord’s work on the top and the DeviFs traps below ...... TIie Tloiiet!!* Txiw Friv^J iu successful in a religions sense, and will, iu the end, prove a failure. The game INDEPENDENCE of tenpins is introduced because the game of ninepins ii against the law, and Has just opened the Finest snch an evasion is not iu keeping with a Christian sentiment.” Stock of Novelties in Hen. Morrow, of Vancouver barracks, has been elected Grand Marshal of the FANCY AND STAPLE DRY Fourth of July parade in Portland. SPECIAL NOTICE GOODS, • ► EASTERN. ExSenator Ramsey and others have CLOTHING, BOOTS, organized the Minneapolis, St. Paul and Seacoast Railway, with a capital of SHOES, $15,000,000. Th? road will run from HATS, Minneapolis south toward the Qulf of Mexico. TRUNKS, ' TUB Lu—'vuujliug ' »»lied m Chinsgn, rÄ LlSW, ------- - -———. Jnne 16, fir the purpose of rebuking ' ~ GROCERIES, the Pope for interference in political affairs in Ireland, was well attended, GLASS & QUEENS WARE 2,000 pressing into the West Twelfth street Turner Hall to-night. A series of That was ever opened in thia resolutions were adopted, while directed County at His Highness, did Dot use his name, bnt some of the speakers did, rather freely. The resolutions, after reciting what Parnell hod done for Ireland, de clared that tho best answer to his tra- ducers, in whatever quarter they would be found, would be in swelling the funds to raise his estate from debt. General Chas'. Ewing is lying danger ously ill with pnenmonia at his home in I have just added to my "Stock Washington City, and his death is hourly expected. General Ewing is a a full assortment of brother of Thomas Ewing, of'Ohio, and CARPETS AND WALL PAPER a relative by marriage of General Sher OF THE LATEST PATTERNS. man. BUSINESS LOCALS. , Farmers Mercantile Association of Monmouth are receiving a very fine assortment of goods complete in every department for the spring trade. Dress Goods and Trimmings of the latest styles, Mens and Boys Clothing, a splendid assortment of Bootsand Shoes, Hats and Caps, Fancy and Staple Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Glass-ware, Tin ware, Ac., Ac. Remember you 'can save money by dealing with this estab- rnent. ' ■ iu,,ul - —- ■ A N ice R ide of thirty-five minutes on the railroad, brings you to Dallas, and gives yon a chance to look through the Stacks of New Goods at the White Brick. Prices Bedrock. You find the Latest Novelties in Dress Goods, Trim mings, Wraps, Mens and Boys Clothing. The best and finest Stock of Boots and Shoes of every grade. Besides Fancy and Staple Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Ac., Ac. Remember your expenses more than saved by buying I your spring bill at J. D. Loe’s at the White Brick. If you wanFto get a picture copied or enlarged or a lot of fine viewB of Oregon and Columbia river scenery, or a dozen first-class photographs any size, go to I. G. Davidson, the busiest and most successful photographer in Fojtltujd, •» Also a full line of MILLINERY In the handB of skillful Milliners who will fill all Orders that may be trusted to them. Full satisfaction guaranteed. PEBRYDALE STORE You will find a Complete Stock of General Merchandise in the hands of obliging Salesmen. Produce taken at the highest Market rates. Please call and* examine my Stock and Prices. Ezra Poppleton. Opposite the Opera House, INDEPENDENCE, IHa I