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About The Coast mail. (Marshfield, Or.) 187?-1902 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1879)
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Aju stare, tnethtnkk eternal'-. UOUDEU HOMaM'E. JDenverOorrirnnenc TVwtou Herald.) I read In tho Denver Tribune the oth cr morning tho announcement of thu killing of Yartlrauter Jack r.ncliurt of tho Denver and Rio Grande lUilroad. Finehart had hold his appointment only three darn, having received it from the AU-hiaon, Topekaand Sauta Fe Railroad, on the oocawon of the transfer of the Denver and Rio Grande in accordaneo villi tho order of the Fedoral Court. The paragraph, rtartled tne exeeelingly. Jnok rinohartWa a figure familiar in cer- latn circle of iMxyety all over tho -et eraeonntry. In mot of tho State and Territories hi deeds have made him al most an outlaw Jim Currie, vho shot Porter, the aetor, in Tesn- dmw his tlrst pistol under tlie tntonthijt of Jaek Fine hart. Jack Finehart ha left a trad eay to follow him bv m herewr he lia lwn. lie nv no vnlpr ruillan He ras a nearly tho ideal of u frontier "cluvrao ter" a I have ever heard of one man's becoming. Imagine a man ix feet tall or over, vith not an ouuee of suplta ona neidi njxn hua. ptovl f a baud some, determinetl face, tern aa the cotintenane-i of justice, n man whoso strength m hidden in the linih of ht proortion. He walk.nl with graceful military- ervotntvw, d hit.nl hi ac quaintances with great conrtesv. His large moustache anil brood Mhitcliat set him off to peculiar ad-autage. Aa any tne who might have seen Unf xalo Bill in hi wild days ould have ?t htm down a an uncommon man, o anv on meeting Jack Finehart would have wonuereu what srt of a rveord Uio man luul. Jack waa a Texan by birth and bringing: up, a Texan in hi manner; a typltail Texan in hw instinct ; a Texau in hi method of carrying a revolver (fully cocked ami hansfwg from a Wit bebtml) , a Texan in hit. rwonl . a thor ough Texan "aon-of-a-gun." Theearliest days of the man's life were prohablv the ot exciting. Blood wn pilKVl a-n frocly a. water twenty years ago all over tb WefcU Deed that history nhudders to relate worn on tho town annaU of ever bMalet. Tho frigbttnl moral abandon 0t border life in Texas i scarcely worthy of notice now in comparison with the lifo of a score of rears ago, when Jack Finehart was a lad He had a fine field tootudy in, and ho -a bred well. A man who atartcd his eemeUjrv before it mo." Ho knocked out Uio cartridges of iwlh ma rovolvera and replacwl them with Mliora. Ho then felt of bin bowie-knife, and mado a number of rapid and ex nanstitiK movements to aaeertain if he was stilT or not in ivitt.liitn,. m.. whilo ho eonld hear voieca in different keys crying, "Jnekl " "Jack Finehart'" jomo out, you Texan." Conio in, hoys," ho drawled, getting his tools ready. J ut as he Mopped out, a cocked revolver in each hand, and a Dowio-knjfe across his mouth, there was a roar of laughter from the crowd. It was moonlight, and Jack was ar Iv n tho act of opening tiro. Tbo leader then assure! him Uiat thev imnlr wanted his assistance to run in Stub Hawkins, a noted hore tldef, off to Cottonwood. Jack ,mt UJ, ),js ,stois iu great dudgeon and disappointment vn .noiwr occasion Jack waa in a ow lexico bar-room. A young New lorker was talking a goo.1 dca and Jack, in Ins drawling Texan humor or indifference (tho quality resembles either) offended and insulted him with out intent. Finally the Now Yorker drew a seven-chambered poa-aliooter and dischargod every barrel at Jack Finehart. The desperado receive! the shoU without moving a muscle, until they were nearly exhausted. Then, drawing quickly a pistol a foot long, be shivered the ii-hootcr out of the youngster's hand, and said. "Stranger, buy a gun that won't dis graoo Uiis country." , Ho deliberately pat his "gun" hack and did noj even look to see, whore the '" WOklT s Rliots strtlCK. A younj; gentleman bofrieuded Jack and won his everlasting ilovotion. Fine hart was one of the most delicatclv organixed meu I ever met. He was like a woman; only lens ashamed of natural emotion. Jack heard of some danger impending over his friend. For three months he dogged him day and night, ever hovering around him with two re volvers buckled about him. At last the night of the consummation of the scheme of revenge was at hand. Two men sprang ution the rouuj; man with tho in. tentiou of letting out his life-blood with knives. "Stoe me!" ho contrixod to scream. "ThatV what Jack Finehart has been waiting two months to do," cried the ow ner of the name, a mxu as the uioke irom tno siioU luid clearel otr. Draw ins and tiring loth revolvers at once, he had pinked loth assassins. Finehart had a powerful nmne in Texas, iu Arizona, in Kansas, in Xew 3Iexico: uot a gambler from Texas to the IHack Hills but resjwete! the name. An exiH'rt gambler, an unerring shot, un etinalcd tut a comiumon on a mm. li was. nevertheless, .scrupulously honest, j ivuuer-uvancti, sensitive ami a-sy pro voked to tears. Ho had had one love af fair, and it was the romance in his lie. I don't know the lmtory of it. Xobo.lv did but Jack, and he was not commnui entire about it It seems that his brother was equally involved abont the girl, and, after much bitter feeling and exchanges lind leen indnlgeil in between them re-sixx-ting the lady, they came to an un derstanding thoroughly typical of the hard, uncompromising'natnre of West ern quarrels. The understanding was to me cnect mat the men pledged them selves never again to sjeak to tho girl, the penalty for an infraction of this rule bving that one. brother should kill tho . mY?" ? to " "owlw. Jack," paid his friend. ' "Therois not a upotin this western .untry whero Jack Finehart is not in danger," ho replied. At 10 o'clock ho was attending to Ida duties as yard-master. A awitch-eiiitino was going down tho yard behind a pas sengor train, and Jack, knowing the en gineer to bo a Denver and Rio Grande wan, and lMlng distrur,tful of him, JnniiKHlon Uioatep ami rolo along wiu! him. Tho ricketly engine was going very fast. It went off tho rails and fell I V". ".""'wtor Finehart was crushed to death and badly mutilael. Tim engineer was also killed: lo think that a man who was covered from head to foot with knife and pistol wara; aman whoso death was manv times duo, perhaps, from the hands of other men, should meet it at bust bv a railroad accident I His funeral was'nt tended by great numbers, and, as ho lies in tho cemetery, ono sees over his grave only the simple inscription, "Jack Fine hart." llow the Country Srcruv to a ew York Tcnementllouke Child'. In this country one would not expert to Qnd any city so euvlronod that the aspect oftho field and woods is unfamiliar to tho most poverty-stricken of ta Inhabl tants. Kvery city has Its parka and jouares with foliago and tlowcrs; the people are mlcratorv. unit flm.. wi.n .. stay at-homes have" Innumerable exeur- eions within their reach. Out the life of ...every poor ia is in a groove out of which their feet do not often straw Un les Uio parks are in their own ue'ighbor hood, they do not visit them, tho least costly of excursions, provide! by matia gvra in earcb of protlt, aru too costlv for them, and in all large cities there Is an increasing class Imprisoned in allevs and tenements, to whom there is an unknown region dimly characterized as "the country." The ideas of what the country is, possessed by tho children taken to it through the beneficence of tho fund previously referrvd to, would bo "Mining were It not for their pathos. I ve been to 'the countrv' before. .My pa once took me to JerseV City," said a little girl, as she was on the point of leav inir New York, '-S have 1," said another with a burst of pride; and when she was akcd what countrv. li. nii.umr,.l "Ireland." probablv from the fact that she had heard it spoken of by her tuireiits a. "th !( miiru- Once bvvond the city, and aniom: the tleUU and hills, their interest and wonder ment were unbounded. "How nicely the bills go up J " said one boy. " Who'u been wetliufe the gnuss"" asked another, as he felt tho morning dew. " Is it real ?" said a third, as bo felt the lawn ; and when he was convinced of its fenuinenes-s, he threw himself upon it and rolled over it and over it again. Kvery object had freshness and interest to them. Occa sionally an ma. lent became laughable, despite the pitiable ignorance that led to it. Several children at a village in Now lork asked' for ertiiiwion to play with the chicken-coops, and although the at traction Of chiclttMl-t.'UOtK mtilil rw.t l. understood by the farmer the desired con sent was given. The playfellows came back iu a little while, and it was evident that chicken-coops as a source of pleasure had fallen vastly in their estimation. When a reo-on was sought, one of the children explained that the llies "bit too hard," and on a further investigation it was Uiscovered that the chicken-coops were the bee-hives, the inmates of which had aeverely opposed the experiments made upon them. Sunday .4lanvon for Sitfmr. They wcrs ftnhhlnit yrntrrdsy, the lsiimln ler of ilx huniltfd desk for Uin mr lark Khenl ImlKlliift Uns burnt red frl north of tha factory tlirrv U avioloii dry hmiM and all lunibfr li llionniRlily RrsiourHl and drlrsl bflbio brlntt mmlfl Into fiirnltur Mv'irs, H &0. are making arrsngfine nil lo eoiutruct a twitch ti connrct the factory with h 0 A 0. It, R , ami lo mmI a Ulrphona to eonnrct with IhMr Fltut trrt utor. Addl lion to lhlr bnlKltups ntnl machinery ar In conteuiplatton for noil eain. After (nipectlng the farlory, lbs party harxnrsl tbclr aptiitei by a lirlk walk about lhnrouttd, ami then old ample Justice lo a flmly preiml hincti riey llicn ilmve up iu Miiwaukle, rrrd l.uiie wtst IUe ami (c'unml by Ihc White House toad. They luppeil al the brick warehouie, nnrlhtwiti corner of Front and Mam hlrreis The bate inrnt, WIlSO fct. U co'i pletrly lllUsI Willi clyitra and liunluue, In "kmx'K down" il.le, rtadv for hrpmrut todm'nnt joints win ie IrTlght ar heavy. Die itrnitnii ! air U abo umsI for ttorliig duplicate lurnittiie and for lhniiioliterlii(depiriminl. Tli. parly llieii dnTe lo their WltOLULK NI RirTUt WRKH00l, Nos tiki Fliat ami Ui; t'rviiil lre'l. lliiouttli which our reporter we horu hr the tour tey of Mr. flliludlir The Kir.l ureet de partmeut coulslmi the tirm a:oua of carpt irom llechret lugMlti ti iheiliirt Urns el; rut, mat. foottous, nllelutns, wititluw ihsdcs and llxiurrs, and uphols-rrltut lust-, rial, wall papers, eicintly these of the lal retdralKU; mirror , Isco oiirislun anil lain brvquliii. Kilt and walnut mouldliitts. In the Fiout airrel drpartuient It a iplendld array of bed room ol, tables, oak and walnut cane eeat chairs fancy and easy chairs In great variety. In the Fltat itreel department, up stairs, on the north "Ida of the ro mi are arrsitirn I a large lot of Auechainbrriulls. and through the renter are marble top. library, llnedlulin: and center tables On thciouih tide atelouuge of every drscilptloii, a long low of ladiw' walnut wrltliut detki, and a.h and walituM aide boaU of rich dr!gu Iu the rear of the room arereveralreleo, furultute, uivhobtcred In whlta muliu, ready fiir ltch covering at the piirvhaier may leUct. Overhead and along the wall, hang an immentn iiumbr of chairs, from low priced walnut to the t tlnet library chair, raiilnglhrougli a shod ball Into the icoond it jry ol the Front sueet department, we came upon the tlner grudt-a of fuintlure (or parlor, drawing room and II brary. The ceuter of the ruout it Mini with damask one of dr-tb and ctlmsuti, and one of drab ami delicate blue being paction larly altrarilvo. Abou ttiu walh Is an array of line chillcuinlerr, book co.ir. tutlouery and revolving crelari, aud wurdiobfj with plain ami with mirrored doors Adjoining tliesecoud ntjry on the umlli, In the rooms above I) W Preut ctt vt Cj , l tbedepartment devotid to every description of olUco tlrekt and counting houie furniture, of which the tlrin nukes sx-otaltirs. In 1 1 rear of thii department, is an additional up holoterink: room. Kvelleuct! of workmaiishlp, ami perfrct tlulth are characterittlo of all the goodi throughout the wareruoii, and their con venient, Uitefitt aruiigcmeut It truly admir able. Messrs. Bhindter .t. Chadbourne hsve J tut furniah(sl 11 daux hotel al I.ewtaUut and secured the r tract for all Ihe Interior tlltlags or Tboa. builiU't new hotel at The UjII, uow In proceriof erection Uclrig both man ufactutrrs and !niiorters their lacilttlni ate aucb that they can e. lire lo purchairrs rvery (oezible advautje, and ail orders intrusted to their care receive the tame attention as though the puicbasrr were there in eoou. Sttbtactiuti U guarantee I in atl csm It Is a uuiverral faci. ami conceded to by ineir comi-s'iiiore mat mis nrtn nave ttieliu eat warerooms and moil BISHOP SCOTT GRAMMAR SCHOOL, J, W. HILL. B. A. Horn! Man tor, PortlHHtl. Or. Aiaaaaam Jaaa. I Tt'OWSBKl TaBaaaaaaaaEaaaA SsJTrrfVaalaaalEfl! WW i'T iTl fMB tWw BltaaaM'W'lWlJtrTlPTwIlBtl Msaaaau f!-T-T. - mi POSITIVELY CURED t Y T' IISINTiriTIOUHUINHHU r..M I ,t Wtflll W.lllll It A AHIIt AHM.rMt auiitnl lie a full n.rtrt id rsn ncll-Til prliei, 'I he s. Iwvl i ilfiftint (. uirel the want o Ihivtii tilting fur college ur fr liil'ltinM. Tim tsur i-f lilily msirefutlv Krdl. and individual t tentiou Mssirvil .i vry pupil, ami Msvial piliu taken with the yiiiinpT .livlt Vim litd'l amMiiMernl meiiilicrs if Ihe I1mI Mnlit' fmnily ami Urolt.l mihliii)(lf Pupil' may enlrr a any lime and imv fnuit dsleef entrnncv Per further ml'(nmllin tr eatalueue, addri-M tha llrad Matter, J. II Ifll.h. II A , ir the Itevl.T. Hie IU ltev II. W MDllItlH. I l , I'udl.ud. Dr. J.IM. Vim l)ciibcri;li.Sr No KlmtSt., brt. Tajlor A Halmoa, t-orllniKl, Oran. 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This wan the compact. To any one familiar with the historv of tbo AVAt crossing the threshold of manhood, and there is nothing strange, unnatural or - startling about it. Tho brothers sop- before tho down had left his cheek mur der -n no novelty to him. Finehart Traa often a leader of desperate pple, and death came to him a hundred times, hovered about him, flirted -with him, all bat took him. and then departed. I am telling you the story of this man's life, to show you an inside picture of a border man, a little redeemed from the desper ado in all his moods. Ho did not rob railway trains, coaches, horsemen, foot travelers, nor anybodv ehw with his hands, bnt he quarreled", and drank, and killed, and loved along the frontier towns. Finally tho war broke out. Ho had by this Urn acquired that perfect fearlessness and indifference to death that in some men accustomed to facing it becomes an absolute passion, urging them madly on to wherever a prospect of death exists. Finehart selected for his posts in the war the most fool hardy dangerous and death-tempt-! jng Uiero were to ix- had. tie ran powder trains, mado journeys of exploration to eo if the railroad had been torn up, at the rate of 70 miles an hour; he entered the Union camps at all points, led forlorn hopes, was always front in a kirmib, bcoutcd and spied until the business palled on him, and he mixed himself up in railroad aflairs un til no undertaking was too hazardous. Once he started to crout, a river over which the bridge tottered and appeared about to fall, having ben burned by the Ldion troops. Everybody left the engine, and Jack plunged over the bridge alone. Tho bridge went down, the engine went down, bnt l'melutrt jumped and a want anhore. They were escaping from a Union neighborhood and were under pursuit. Fiuebart'n corajKiufons wore captured. On ono oc casion there was a great bully iu the army, and his powers wan uot limited in any direction. He had frequently killed Wmuiiu; in laot, lie onjoywi Killing m 'man, it was u nnjietiznig thing to do. Iu thoae lay in Texas (he vui u Toxunj you could fcone your time at this trade without any annoyance from the Justice of Uio Peace. Yes, he had a Ix-nutiful cemetery In Texas, aud was going back presently to eouuuue mo wont m ijpu luting it. One day Jjick Finehart, who watched Ida colleague in the grasoynrd businowa a good deal, happened to be in saloon with him. The atrnnger had hardly ecawed relating wmo wonderful adventure, when Jack drew an unor wous revolver, cocked it, and laid it on Uio bar boaido tho man. The latter aviared at the pistol aud thou nt Juck. yjsehart tilled a gluw with whUkv, and, retiring a few btopw, tntd it. Then he Maid, facing tho utnuiger: 'Thuyeall this good whuky. Smell 0t it, and give mo your ophiiou " And ke dathed tho tumblerful into tho stran- aer'tt face. There lay thu re.ohor at tho mmm laifeow, there tdood Fiuehurt waiting to Itfrahotdoad. The etmnger did not move, but in a teftkhed silence wiied the whisky from M face. Then Jack stepped up, look lite pistol, and, jioinliug it betweon hu ra, auidi . ,. , 'JljOW, puu,' - - The aiau did all this wry abjectly. lack and a friend were Bleeping in a law eaUfu ou the prairies in Texas, keep S dark for aoiuo very good reaaoa. tfOqf n4dly,ia the middle of the night. arated, and each went his way. Tnis was some years ago. This summer Jack sought out his brother, and found him in Denver. He told him briefly that he had broken his oath, and wanted the compact kept. There wa nothing about Jack's demeanor that indicated fear. He was melancholy aud quiet. This was indeed his habitual manner. Ho was Arm in his determination to dio by his brother's band. The witness to thecom pact waa in Denver. He was found by Jack, and the fact was narrated to him. He offered remonstrances, of course; Jack was as firm as iron. His influence over tho witness, and the desiro of tho latter to see it out and put in as many obstacles as possible induced him to accompany his friend. Tho brother ws waiting, and they walked out on the Platte nver bank. It was lato in the afternoon. The sun was making countless beautiful shapes and colors over Uio mountains. Tho air was cool and dry, and the earth looked very fresh and green. It was a Mngularly inviting aspect, and tho world never appeared more tempting as a place of residence. The men sixike not a word. bnt strode steadily along. Jack in front. ine witness was alarmed and horrified. He knew not what to do. It was impo tuble to influence the men; but he could not back out. They at lat reached u quiet siHJt in a shady valley. The 1'Iatte Iran beside them, and would carry the ix.ki ui unc. rmi-unri uiung wuu 11 iu a few minatea. They pauwd. Jack drew a derringer and examined it carefully. Apparently satisfied with his insiection, he cocked it and handed it to his brother Then walking a few yards, he turned a two-third profile towi.nl him, presenting his hert as the mark to shoot at. There the Texan stood, with his arms folded and an expression of quiet melaueholy ou his face. "I am ready," he raid, costing a single glance at his brother, with whom he had previously shaken hands, mid then turn ed hi gaze toward the river. The broth er levehxl the pistol, took delilientte uirii, and pulled the trigger. The cartridge did not explode. Jack flung a quick glance nt it, ami, seeing his brother nlnmt to try again, once more gazed at the river. After another loti( aim tho brother suddenly threw tho pistol into the rher uud wheeled about. Jack ad vanced iu anger. "You're u ierjurer,"he said; "I would have killed you." Tha brother did not reply, but turned and walked toward home. Juck followed with the greatly-relieved Mitiies. He did not utter a word until they parted iu Denver. Ho made re catcd efforts to iniuee his brother to carry out the compact, and seemed more anxious to die the more he reflected upon his osca)o. He uppcured to court dcuth with moody anxiety, and long after this affair had ceased to torment him, this "3fau alive," exclaimed the Judge in a heated discussion of u tailzied theological point with his fritnd, fcI tell you, you are a free uffnt. You do not have to obey iuion" -Ye," .Mr UoodtiMii, meekly, "but I do ttioiiKh." "Who?" shouted the Judge, "who?" ".My wife, her two nihtera and the baby." boa led the good man, meekly triumphant. Ked lights and a slow curtain. Burlington llmtktyt. "You love me?" echoed tho fair young creature, as her nrottv head oiled sho collar of his summer suit. " Yes. 'e said, tenderly, "von are my own ic- only " "Hnsh!" she interrupted, "don't say that bo original. That sounds too much like 1 Jam urn's show bill." aai II-., ar auParltar rle-Jant atock of! lfalt,... lir l.n lkn-h uii. i. .11 .. nwu iiuno v. sau rranci-cu. anu inereotliy m w"fma, w -meiTr. urpaaa-d in a few in.uncti. To our reader ' . lj,.. T T . , ... a aui 1 Illri-At a .11 In I i . min.,,.nil. u 1 ' ' " '"a w.t tablikhment, a we are tllmly Cjuviravd lhal i ru ia a k a M . a.l (la.au. ...1 ...... .. "... .r fc.y .....j, v. ..iiib auu muiitj, larKrlfuup rjl("( wufte.rmui ui a. ma luxa and a atco.ul vitit U aurelo follow, sue ruatiitu lucbf iu Imjiti. ul i u I il . Ilk flrai Ol.ll aU I ral,a no T"liljr avcuk4 I ual. tat ton K a:ij r, I'udlau.l.Oirf.n IiELMi.NTitOLoor. Of late years node-j a. Ita.ma, oartment oLnatiirul biiituri- bus nttnint. ' 'rsooo u'imi KiMiaai . .... . ... flfa Imi1II itt lir V.n f itl -.-I.', uh.h. u.h. .,. -.. .......-., .. .-. p.i-w...,. ...f, ,M IM0 llfj o.tr VOO "otuit lri rat ion II ;rat, of K H Oki.riril. f halmoa aUsaa. rrrouf tiiilltitit.ln an, i""1"'" '"I '. pan.iieni ounaiurai uisiory lias nttraet-' 0 ed more attention than that of tho study ' ,M. of internal lMtrasites in mini and othor animals. To the great uiiiltititdo and I '" AN ENTERPrslSINQ HOUSf. MESSRS. SHINDLER &. CHADBOURNE'S ESTABLISHMENT. variety of creatures thus found, associat ed by ono common habit of life, have zoologists given the general name of Hel minths, which are a ecultiir fauna des tined at some timo in their lives to occu py an equally peculiar territory. That territory is the wido-nprend domain of tho interior of living animal bodies to which, alas, poor humanity forms no ex ception. It ts unpleasant to think Uiat wo may at any timo beoorno a prey to these dangerous and mixchicvotin depredators. Wo were load to theo reflections bv a recent visit to Dr. Van Denburg's ofllce. when ho had just completed tho expul sion of 070 worms from Mr. Lehman, who stated that ho had sutferetl for 1 yoars. Tboy were all small, about ono and a half inches in length, excepting ono a nondescript about three inclius long, an attrocious rascal of forbidding appearance. Dr. Van Donborg is tho great worm oxtorminator of tho century, i Itead his advertisement in another col umn. I Mur-lar WIU Owl. 1 Otic ton! uftir. Van tvn llrriVa Worn Srn I filk'l tr ."') wi.ua. (rum inr mi lunula. u. bail UiwilT.it of curliu liliu of I.'.rr.m. s0tu, j , nratiivrti Hihictuili aul una lia.f iv-l Uasfa 1'amlQ lU.jtsu II Stt. IViMi.sti (laioos Jisk.m : i A l.irrja,l nliru llrcilh sei ia.1 lnrll. ' . atl.l. Hlil.lHU, llmhl, llll TW. la to cvtllfr thai I baj ! tntnxi laf IKUaa jrwra tth a uniia'ktalu 4 httaU illa-ti, ajl la IkafUlf GbAtlaiMl l my hl iMkiHj riavtlks Ibf taa altt fnuu luui) nulnaul ilof klui a'laa44 a 1 Ul.an Ui MiluLi lha iJii.kit.i,, M fj In.a., t .. UV.Il to llf J. I I'. i Itaul-nh, aahkif. Aa No, JO Sltlb .Irt.t, S I' , untU. In .'...al .l Uk akwa, aflaf a cU anj raff ful . i w.li..lhi tar V aaLi atl mf allmaiita ami mUrr vr rra.lavl k) a i!1a aixau." al to mf atal mj liitnU auriartv IW lsur a. Ilaj Ifini ma o.ar ina aalt aVak.f. j llhw Im h-l a tahkh fata KM Imu. Ua I l ablate ilk aavl Jkl Ik H.a a,i. a air 4ft alWf kar4 afkl l kaaka Ilf l.a t a .r aati I aaljh lUna ufida r ! ., I . Utia.a I ahuukj IW U, JaJ Ml luc h -i. HhI Iraatiuat Vr J I' I1 M fruUffl. a a-.ilin, ., III. I ,ai,. trad ti; Kiraalt ami Irtamla a autavfa , Sb k b Uivi.sk. I rrrtlfir that tti.TWua Wit urn In, ami I h,a Inian Jlr , , lai.ln lara numLar u( inn iiui Lualir. (U.S. I flsi.sXfcU, 14 I'. OSlta Ma l.nr .lia.l, K.a 1 rao4a PnruiorH TnJto Notloo ! rjMII: lllU.Uii.N AN'llVAHNiTO.VnI,. iMiy 1-alnl ('-iiiny hieaiiW aihahla. jp f.ir "t'llliix laiula, aii'.l ra,,na nl.hllif In aa xillilo rll In .vii.iiU eltltariir tha Mho.lli ADKNTs llrnr I !, Orejum nlr, Orrnnti. A iry, IIiiIiWiI,1t. Hamtiel ikiiiiii.lleirau, Or, Wat. II. IMlMaal. ItllclH.I, tleurjco lluul, HuUimlly. Or. J. f lmil,AllMy.(Ir. Stllllll A llfalivkl, JNHCilaHI. Or. Tbit.M A HaaH, lUnraf fiiy, Ot. K A. t'lMtaunittt, l-ufU, Oi. It K I .titer. McMlmntlM.Or. II II ttiitv,rvll, SlirtlOati. V U, hlarr, lt.allv4aHn, l)f. Clitfln lluUla.hl, IMUa, Or. T. W I'UUiijtw. K.lW.am.dr. llv"i IS.HM.la, VabcsH..kr, V T, .t.Jjli S Ihaottli, IVklii. V. T. Jaltir K. IWaUh, WalU Wall., V. T. AlUit ll..wl,p,.i1 Pan., W.T. JatMM ltuby, IVihII.Iwi, (lr. I. N. Muianiy, I'MliJionrltte, Or. If H"l ivurott (u fnH.Mll Wider ( lh l oe avitta, nM.nHMtui.la h trann r bi UiUt with lhi hewl BlUra at IVMtlah.l. Offain. Orrnuu anil Mn.liliictnii t'olnpy Ijtnd Co. It'oiiM h ami V l'lft .N'alKitH.1 iMtlL lt,t. M MURRAY'S Adjustable S( minor AM) CAST IROrJSTEAMER. Kllhrr or lloth Klllr.1 to any Slir. rriiK MTi.Aiii.iw win, mavk tiii; a IJI.m if Ibrinarl.. n l Mark. In tuj family Tlior ran li trl wilH rlual a.ialila(a i Uilont, a. it m in.-ail.i. U' Initn nwal ar tfitaablw U IIui l-ab.iti of j-ir VatlU. Wtin ll.ee arm ut in aaVamiuf', hUih tesi . .Villtf H IMMatV of law aalW., Hwfvtty U lh fwtl l-w-ril of U-i lal, Tha-y ara jwat tiki ta w.h( H MuaiH frail, VmUm Om. rHtsiaf r fWMwr ikKl-i. afi,a. mill a Vulte or fork wl IhiI.SfhI l taaily adja i So raifnafa r Mat olantl Wtltav iKal am Kadi lat Wp Wfatl. sol.t I.)- AKrufa rur 7 tatala UtU. A ijenla will rail 01 yj .lawllv, AiWir., JAM r& MriltfcltAV, lU.l IVrtlalavl, Or. Bp9vTfsH 1 DR. JAMES KECK Tit Olatttnta.l Calartl. lUcUf. tlironlc and I'rlvatc DI.scaJ u SiHH'litlly, Uaiiour Curod wIUiouil thuiiHuoniie knife. CALL AND SK10 If.) If you ratMlet.Hl with any (V or Uiiui-ult DiMiaM DON'T SPEND YOUR MONEY' Tih b Han Kronei!, whets ypt ihati be etirtsl in I'ortland STOP TAKING TMOSC WORTHLESS DR.! That.biyiMt wnl,but frt lb. U b.wiug trmlmfut and l ur-1 READ A FEW Qt THE AMV iSTATCHn Of jH.ro Hvluf in Porllainl U havr.be,, rurwlfti the .iiar NATIONAL. BUSINESS COLLEGE. I'fataraa far llu.lil.aa l ,1 Ilia na-llral tlullaa ill l'f n a S)a'alnaA iSiUiaa nf liaifuelllill lit llllkaatin, II i.iliraa ' imia llilafnra. l tliir.tlr I'anlilaii.tlpaiiU i' a.iiaiiau iifkuriiaa ' 'un 'iinifiilai'in niHir.a lin ,1 l-Aa l,Hli4l M. G. NEWBERRY CUI4M-I Coininlssioii Merchant Wlinlraale Draler In Oretnii anil tl " "ia fi H ! I M ' aM ' t(llaf ' l J'.' i-.ist. M Draler In California A Hlda. taa their relrr Wltlaburg- A Laok rbronali llaelr Well-BtoreU Vr'aoiu -. xnlirnca of SVorUtuiau-tiiia aflbelr aaanraelnrea. atrange, restless desire to meet (leutli iy violence haunted him. At three oVlor-k 011 the morning of his death (he re mained up becuusu ha was filled with a fculfoeutiug Bouse that death was coming; lie walked down Sixteenth street with a friend, and said It's coming, coming, I frol it in the uir , hut I douft know how, uud I'd like to know. I'vo got the 'sand' to dio game, and I'll die in my boots, hut I'd like to know how it's coming, In none of ber enterprbea doe Portland bow ber iiireinacy orer other cities on the north wet cocat more than In ber wholesale trade, and In no branch of holiness hu ihe mule m-re rapid ttrldea than In furniture, Aironu the firms which have kept cm with the j-'row'h of I'ortland, and which to day aland high In the estimation of their fel low inerchaiiu, snd their ctutomen, U Ihe well known firm of MtMfcH HIM.Za A rUkDUOCKSC iir Hhindler, the aenior ni era ber. com niemtil bualnf In this city In IU7 9 a uieiulM-r of the firm of Hqwb &. tihindlrr, who ttsrtrd a fuinitare eatablUburnt at the corner of First and Bilmou ttreeti They con tinued in butfneaa until 1873, when Ihe great fire In Aunut of that rear reduced lb eir fac tory to fethea The nut year, through the ricUlnns of lir Shfndler lb Ottfou Furni ture Manilfac iirinK Coronjr was eitab liahed, he reiualnlu Tlcr-j;efident snd prin cipal manager for tbr-i and one half y-ari. In Hep ember, f77. ilr bhlndlerentereillnlo partnership wlili Hr V 8 C'hsJuourue, one of thu largest fiirnilure rnsuufscturer and dealeit Iu h4ti Francisco, and Im-xsii hutlnese on a Kfod ca! at .N'o IOJ First ktreet. he tween ilo-rUon and Yamhill. The Junior rotmler, 31r- F H CttvU-mnir, I the princi pal partner of F 8 Ciiavlbounm A Oo , of dan Fraociaco. and i a mo it tlioroUKh merchant Mr. Hhlndler'a r nutation for bitettrfiy, abili ty and energy l "ell known here at to re quire no mention at our hands, Mr. Y S. Chadbourne If here on a btuines and pleasure trip, arid Vdiieday A CXCl'aVtlOat fO H.UBt'IW waa planned to give the party an opportuiib i ti, im mikI aduiiru the scenerr aluuir the hank of the river and to vMt the factory. At 10 o'clock A M . Mea.ni, 0. Hblodlfr, F. d. Chadbourne, il V. Walter of Hau 1-rancla- co.aud an Uhvkimiah reporter, usncu up u.r river on the eat eld In a barouche, behind a rlendid team of baya. After srrjvluif t Will.bur. four miles north of tbU city, the party alit;.-itd snd proceeded to fntpect the factory. The main hulldlriK i two and s half elorlee bi-b, tXlxW fret, and baa an U WiW feel. It was purcbaaed by t be firm last February. Titers Is sn exce'lent water powtr arid the euppiy U ample, even at a low atejee of the creek, to turn all Ihe uiachloery, The fee torr U tlttcl with the very latest Improved lathes, bandaswa, plauen, etc. The firm en deavors m much as pjasibls to encouraie boms productions, by uIijk Oregon lumber. The factory, Iu which a large number of men are employed, l deroted especially to wak ing ash aud maple chamber suites, counting bouke aud soboel furniture, chairs tod ubU, . '...!. "TSTS: , - TT. I 1 I' V Vaa itaia.H Ivar Sir I Atm It mi ' ..... ,.. ....! !. f.l . .... . . .. . '. Portland Business Directory , xr.'ZZTmTySSZ'Zi ! Fru,t Produce, Mill Feed, otc. ttltt 1(1 n,V IllMl E1 1.11 U,h l.at.4 n.U . .M...( I aa! I i nrxtril. thai II Maa Mil 4imCTtllr I rxajli (utluw In ru(HliM, t.)h lua tnm Safam ialaw (of Uia ual tail Jaara, aa a 4k. 1 11 JaU.t In faal, I'ulu fniii Ilia r.,i..lil Min au.1 niiwrjr, I U.I ,.lnj ui a aina .kal.tui I h.,1 Imhhi ,anirlii a ti.al .la.I lallhiMil aajr UiwAt, all UlU.luj lUia wuhiUp for r km t !inr un nnlil J..lh auuU rallat a ma al IMlVMICIA.Sr A.VI1 HL'IIClKO.. OAItOWKt.l., W. H.-H. K. cor. Klrt ana Mor rlaOB.uver Morae'a I'alaeaior Art. I l. o 122 FRONT 8TREET. IHJ 4 att)ii.m:v-at-i.av. ADAMH, W. II. -0 D-Uuui'a Ilnltilioff, corner Waahlocton and First. UK.MTINT. H11ITU, Kit. K. 0.-IC7 firat ureet, Fortlaad. TO llll.SITKilN. We tiareyo poumla .f llrrvlrr In escrlla'nt oriler, which wo will mlllVirMreriU iwr ion ml. W. 1), I'AlaMKIt, Portland. mmj i.jirrinr, r'ni .4 m. inaraia imaiM ,a,i feHfttu kiut liaJ Utl.r a. lir Van OanWrjIi II, laM tna al oiks that aurwa otit Ilia i-iuh ..( all mf IrwUsa, to h ir in Src anMtTiailra an.1 in al.ml ,ir hoar, b-iii Ji amnui, (rum Im'i In w V'fl hall InWioa Ue, nii aa.) Ir-i. mm thai J.j at lh f. loaHkf ulfM auHtt H. , ,-, ami I am hua kaa In ail I ! HV aiKiifHrf uu ,.in tial an. lawUtj .In i:i(il. ',it.i L..,i, n aa VI 1 1 If i l'kl, lliim air,iiff I MU. WAM.At.K.HKOItCT DKTKinlVK anil Collrrfir. Ilualnuaa l a illaluncn promptly atteuil'il lo. Cor. ill. Mint saliion. saONKV lAIANirD-OOUUt iTJi J'rodiie Hold- Arroonls A. WOUO CO., I'rluclpal Ite4 I'arilHIlU k)u a i.i. H IIOUOWT- i am ()f my o.mplaiiit, II i.f.W'.ia.i ' "'"" I"'""" 1 IMd " ' I KaUln .Went ,f, i (m I'ay. A Kara re fur PimmII. fJiiod IMK Iiissalinenl lit i-ionniiii. A.VK.V MlbMN'EItY ftTOIlB-OOODS, Fixture and Kirnitun-, all new -ex.wl-lent location, fine .U,r, f'lH'H'l trmle .aMirl, and future xkmjm aKun! Will l I'I t a diMiount, as owner is "ing rittt For insinuation apply oraililrwr Trr,rnnM 0ic, Portland, f)rbii, julfltf LIME ! LIME Thuuiiibraigii"! Uvmic len ajipilnli"! oiiU fur the (elabratnl JUHUKl" HAN JUAN IMP, Would reaiKvtfully "-sll the alU-ulloiidf di!.'n. and ciritnoe.rs lo that braml lifr iiurrlinliijf .wliern, Wealiall eii'leavurl" kwp '" ,'p- J ply on liaiKlalalltiiiiwsii'Ut the I'vat marl., t r'M w.tniiaM. a KMiiurr. MeKINBTRY'S PATENT ELASTIP, FIRE & WATER-MOOF PAINT! For Hoofing both on flu flii'l Slilnglfs rBSHB UKHTIMtKHKItVATIVKOFTINAN') 1 ebluKlsnxi'a In Ilia world. WI.IUiiiae ... r,u,r u rt, hv Dcrrnlatlon lo J. I'. Donovan, Jules K Ijialiinutl Ual Piirllaail Tha I llodga. Uavla it Co, ion. and a". All Information with regard e, lb cau be bad by aa.irtsiior ., "HTItVrHBNI)KVjr Ai.ullirr MUliRliIrr, I wimiM ttain to dm jmblic U,at ia i(1 ,f. Ili44.il for atiout tii yiwra and ileeloring fur Dear ly rvrry arxiililaillt with many rrMlll.l pliy aicuna, witlioiit any rf lirf, until 1 eonmlrl f)r van i mii iJurgii.nr., wiiu ini wnrjiia en- I lir Ily takiiiK li.e uf hu i wnrtii in live lii,in hey are fchotil nun Mini a iiusrur liM-lii-a in lafiigtl). -Now all my ailluriita ami iln an-m In h..ve left rue altoga-tlicr. I rmliU at b'n 127 Hlark lnt Jiiar.i-n l.ritmi I'miri.isii, Ok., AuiialM, W). 1 HI i lliimlrxl Mf.il Klirliljr.Tlirrn Wtirina ' l.ipallr.l. After Miffenriir, fr 'i ytnr ami l)ln hi one luHjillal fur llin-A inonllia, ami Miik aluiW ami iiijwf.il with inorplilrin and ilruggMl by nisuy i pliylcnia fur Una, Hint ami audi oHMpIuuiU. till i 1 (oitkiilted Ur, Van llenUrgli, of .Vo, i!II First alnvl, Portlatiil, llnwinl it waa wnrms winch eauwal all my mlai-ry, and nftor Ukilu 10 .if Ida I null worm piwdera, I pHa liWI Imrnliln l.W. iu; wuruia, siiiiin iiiM.aiir.al imn mul iiiiti-lioll I Inelim in leiilh, by tliri-.' rllitli nf n Imli in ' thickiiiaw. 1 rimi'lo up slain, at No. 211 I'irat .tritt, I'urtlaml, Oremi. Parrii It, Khiikms, T. H. GHANDLER, IMIOMIkH ikll JOHIICK IX WOOD AND WILLOW WARE llnja, Twllir, Illalklllg, Ptove I'dll.ll, I ALL KINDS OP" DRUSHES, ff.1- at IT II. .. Iff I t iii a a IIIK, AJII JIIIIKIlim, IIHII111K Tl.CkK1, J'catliur Uiihtors, TttEXKMAXX & WOLFF, MACHINISTS. Alnt Mkimfacturars of Tools fur I'laiiluc, Moblliiif mid Tnnilnc. t'alllr llfNiiilk, lra.it linn,, Wweh, llan l.allllia O.r IVi.rra, nnilHll laliaOa ftfa. irt I Mass HirMnry Wroih i iirilai. Alan Farm Marhliifir r.paf, .uialu.ii mdlrs Mill I'lrka inailo anil Irpalia.l. flu. nj nml n y,t nh.,1, I'uellnit.t, Or. D. W. PRENTICE Sc CO. Music Store. Mil AM.MX Hill Hit CELttlinATED VVEDEIt, tlMinl, K,,iikfn Nt 11,,,1-m pi,,,,,, : .7 K'j unil Hlauilaiil Oim,.,' " "" ""' Hi llikl Mrral, f.lflla.,.1 I r.BM NORTON HOUSE, I'. SiillTOK, Pr.,pr.el.,r. ' iirk.niV,!;', INirilstucf. (Imi, ik.iiij if,., .,, ... i n". ...- ...ii nr. m r.wi,v HI r, m . .ui. U II... pr..iniu..i,..,M,f 1B irr.hnir .-. in- ui i(i SOU II. li II.T, H A lnl tlir.iuifli r.. . i. -'"ii'.M ill. ... iii's-kairtiiiilhralrai,,.!,!., H..f.l...ll.r..... '..."-V. ".-""' ".'". H'rrUW,r. JjM lln ' iiir.il. s S'. Iioilhi. Ohlrlcli nml lli.ui.la I !. ualut vrlll be. supplied by ...Ham. al II UI lr ki . jiieU gallou will ever 1Vt 't"r,V,''" i J .usr sbluKle rrwf-butoiie toat U nem iry. Full dlreotloueacivjinpsriy e.rhpscK. 'ah informallou with reierd W the paint .. ' ..- sairtMiwaHaaaweaMaaWMMiiWBBMMBMfr - ' mgMjgtuCmmA M42Lt .iwkAifejiBJhMBttAcSWttllBIBMMBBBMiaBBMMBBMiBBiMMaaaka tjgtjpgtiagaiikSkakaw'saa'asia , ".rpppw l I iii rj, JJ.IJJWIIi'isi11 ? - w-"iwim I AI.KO-- A larffo usHortuioiil of I'npor nml I'npor , Uuh fsabilml bottom), Hlutirn, Ktntioiiory, dto,, nto, ! , it FIIO.NT Mr., I'OHIINII.OK, XlMXIMON O. blUIJH." AttornoyACoiinoloratI,iiw Portland, t t j Orrffoii. Uooms 8 and 0, ovor KJrst National Hank ,,'f.,,l.!f.,,r '"Ho paid to builutu Inn,. Uol ted blaus courts. ' "" "'"" - JOHN J. SCHILLINGER'g I'alrnl I'lrr, Walrra.t.l l-r... .," ARTIFICIAL STONE. T't'hi. 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