The new Northwest. [volume], September 23, 1880, Image 5

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TORTLAND, OREGOX , THURSDAY, SEPTEM BER 23, 16S0
LOCAL EPITOPE.
Counterfeit half-dollars are reported in circula
tion in the city.
Street improvements are being made in many
parts of the city.
The Hancock clubs of this city hold very enthu
siastic meetings.
Sir. J. F. Williams will act as door-keeper at
the Mechanics' Fair.
Mr. A. Roberts a.m his daughter, Miss Sarah,
have returned from Europe.
Mr. W. P. Olds, of the firm of Olds & King, has
gone to San Francisco to make selections of goods
for his firm.
Mrs. H. "W. Scott has returned home from a
-visit to relatives and friends in Chicago and La
,trobe, Ponn.
Owing to the superior finish and excellence of
-work, Abell stands preSraiuent as a photographer.
'Give him a call.
The twelve-hours-a-day six-day go-as-you-please
pedestrian match commenced at Turn Halle yes
terday afternoon.
Mrs. Wass, No. 64 Morrison street, has a full
-supply of Demorest's reliable patterns. Send
stamp for catalogue.
The receipt of a ticket for the Linn County
Fair, commencing October Oth and continuing
four days, is hereby acknowledged.
Many Portlanders are attending the Washing
ton County Fair at Hlllsboro. The managers are
in good humor, as the gate receipts are large.
Sugar-coated pop-corn (large doll with every
ross), wholesale and retail, at Post Ofllce Candy
store, in new building opposite the post ollicc.
Broken candy is 20 cents, mixed candyfio cents,
.and fancy mixed 40 cents a pound, at the Post Of
fice Candy Store, in new building opposite the
post office.
S. F. Matthews, the popular landlord at the
Chemeketn Hotel, Salem, is enjoying a fine run of
lucrative business. The bon ton make his house
their headquarters.
The cisterns at the intersections of First and Al
der nd First and Oak streets have been enlarged,
walled with brick, and made water-tight. Each
will hold 22,000 gallons.
Domestic bliss is surely the desired end of all
mortals. Enjoy it by using Pfunder's Oregon
Blood Purifier, which will remove all superlluous
bile and make everybody smile. .
The O. R. & X. Co. announce that, until June
1, 1SS1, they will carry wheat, oats and mill stuffs
from all points on the Willamette and Yamhill
Rivers to Portland for SI per ton.
A full stock of Butterick's celebrated jmttenis
lias just been received at No. 04 Morrison street.
Any one sending a stamp will receive a catalogue.
Particular attention given to stamping.
The Scottish Earl of Airiie, his eldest sou and
heir, Lord Ogilvy, and his daughter, Lady Maude
Ogilvy, are in the city. The Earl is interested in
-the narrow-gauge railroad enterprise inaugurated
by Wm. Reid.
Ex-Atieriiey-Geiieral George A. Williams ar
rived on Monday night by the State of California.
He will probably enter the eaiiva-ss in Uii State
for Garfield ami Arthur. From this time forward,
lie will probably reside in Portland.
The strictest attention is given to country or
ders at the Post Office Candy Store, in the new
building, corner Fifth and Morrison streets, where
there is the largest and finest variety of cundies in
Portland. The proprietor asks a trial.
A young man advertises in the Standard that
he wants to open correspondence with a young
lady with a view to matrimony. His next ap
pearance in print will irobabiy he when he adver
tises her for leaving hfo bed "and board without
cause.
President and Mrs. Hayes, General and Miss
Sherman, Colonel McCook, Colonel .Jaunt-on,
William Hemm ami B. A. Hayes will reach Roe
burg by stage on theSlth or the 30th insUtiit. The
citizens' committee from Portland will meet them
at that place. The remainder of the Presidential
Krty will sail from San Francisco to-dny on the
luinbia.
J. W. Bailey. No, 47 Yamhill street, between
Second ami Third, carries a large stock of staple
ami fancy groceries. He also does a commission
business in fruits and groceries, and buys all kinds
of produce. Goods are delivered free to all pa
trons in the city, and orders from a distance re
ceive prompt attention. His prices are low, and
his goods first-class.
The preparations for the reception of the Presi
dential party are being rapidly completed by the
general committee of citizens appointed by Mayor
Thompson. Sub-committees to provide music,
rooms, carriages, etc., have been appointed. The
following gentlemen will make arrangements for
the public reception : J. N. Dolph, W. M. Ladd,
P. Wasserman, J. McCraken and A. C. Gibbs.
GENERAL NEWS.
General Butler is campaigning for Hancock.
The Chicago Club has won the Loague base-ball
championship for 18S0.
The military divison of the Pacific Coast won
the second prize at Creedmoor.
The trotting record was lowered to 2:101 by
Maud S. at Chicago on Friday.
The flow of gold from Europe to the United
States is strong and shows no signs of weakness.
Larkin G. Mead has shipped to America from
Florence, Italy, models of the two remaining
groups for the Lincoln monument at Springfield,
Ills.
The Democrats have resolved not to import
Greenback speakers into Indiana, for fear the
converts will be drawn from their own instead of
fie Republican ranks.
General Weaver ridicules the Democrats for
claiming the result in Maine as a Democratic
boom. Plaisted is a Greenbacker, and refused to
make any pledge to the Democrats.
The National Congress of Liberal Leagues
c"o3ed a most inharmonious session at Chicago on
Monday. Ingersoll withdrew from the Congress
because he could not endorse the views of his col
ic g aes, and R. E. Spencer was expelled for otter
ing satirical resolutions on their liberal ideas.
THE NEW NORTHWEST, THURSDAY, SEPTEjMBER 23, 18S0.
PRESS COMMENTS.
'From the Orcgonlun, September 1".
The New Northwest is out in eight-page
form, with clear new type, broad columns, and a
general appearance and excellence which give
it a character even more distinctive than that by
which it has been so well known heretofore. Mrs.
Duniway is entitled to great credit for her energy
and perseverance in carrying on this paper and
building it up under many difficulties, and now,
aided by her sons, who have taken hold of the
work witli industry, ability and skill, she sees the
growth of her enterprise and its assured success.
The New Northwest is no "patent" inside or
outside concern, with four or six pages made up
of stale matter printed in San Francisco or Chi
cago. It is a fresh weekly wholly made up and
printed here. Though in one respect a special
paper, its contents nevertheless embrace a wide
variety of topics, in which, if we may judge from
the growth of the paper, the public are taking an
increasing interest. With the current number
the paper begins its tenth year.
From the Telegram, September 17.
The New Northwest, according to promise,
comes out this week in a new dress and entire
change of form and general make-up. It bears in
every column evidence of careful, painstaking
labor, and as of yore bears aloft the banner of Equal
Rights. An increase in its advertising patronage
is also discernible. In short, it enturs its tenth
year witli every indication of prosperity, and well
merits the generous patronage of the reading
public. 1 '
From the Standard, September 17.1
The new and handsome edition of the New
JNorth west which was laid on our table Thurs
day evening is a great improvement on the old
paper. Instead of four, it lias now eight pages,
and it is refreshing both to the eye and the mind
by reason of its bright appearance typograph
ically and the amount of choice reading matter it
contains. We wish it renewed success.
From the Bulletin, September 17.
Tile New Northwest gives evidence of well
deserVed nrosneritv. and as now nubliln1 l
marked improvement on former editions, being
eight pages, in place of four, and beautiful, as it
is in a uranu new uress oi neat and pleasing type.
From the Sunday Welcome, September 18.
The New Northwest made its appearance
Inst week, looking as prettv and sprightly as a
maiden of sixteen in an elegant new dress. "Typo
graphically it displays good taste, and editori
ally it is unusually good.
tSKXEKAI. WtAXT I.V IKS I.
There is no doubt that those who so stronglv ad
vocated the nomination of General Grant mlSSO
have only iKstponed their hopes for four years,
and will then make a more determined effort to
accomplish what they so narrowly missed at
Chicago this year. The third-term snake is only
"scotched." not killed : but when n ease of lmek-
ache or kidney complaint gives wav before the
wregoii iviuney Tea, ine" surrender is final and
complete, and it will never rise again. Sold by all
dealers.
NEW THIS WEEK.
T. J. JOHNSTON.
Jf. llOUKN.
Johnston &, Holden,
PLUMUKRS,
GAS AND STKAM FITTERS.
lOS Front Street, betueen .MorrKon and Yiuiililll,
PORTLAND, OHKtioN,
All orders promptly attended to. SatUaottoM gtuurantaed.
Chart; moderate.
j Sole Aicent for
i Thr SprtnaJteUl Om Macklnr, Dm-' HU-am I'ump, tmd
twSltf StHgei Irtm-Xtiw Stht lip.
IN ADDITION to our largo stock of
Lamps, Chandeliers, Oils,Unbreak
abloChimnoys, Crockery, Classand
Plated Ware, wo have boon appoint
ed Sole Agonts for tho Tubular
Stroot, Hotel and Outsldo Lamp,
which is warranted to burn without
a chimney in tho fiercest gale.
Samples on exhibition.
Received, a full supply of Fancy
and Ordinary Flower Pots, Vasos,
and Garden Ornaments, at vory low
prices.
169 First Stroot.
The EDISON LIGHT OIL Still Ahead.
c23 lm
Oolmiiliii Boot nxitl Shoe Store.
WAI.TEK CROSnY. OKO. W. BILES.
G. W. BILES & CO.,
171 SccondSt., Centonnlal Block, hut. Morrison and Yamhill,
Important and Donlers In
Boots and Shoes!
From the landing Manufactories of the East.
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
selOtf
XOTICE OF FINAL NKTTI.KJIKNT.
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDER
l signed, Administratrix of the estate of P. W. Davis,
deceased, has tiled her final account In the County Court of
the Stnle of Oregon for Multnomah county, and thnt Mon
day, the 18th day of October, A. P. 1880. at the hour of ten
o'clock A. m. of said day. lias been fixed by wild Court asthe
hour for hearing objections. If any, to said final account.
All persons Interested are therefore notified to be anil ap
pear before said County Court at ten o'clock A. m. of said
18th day of October, A. D. 1S80, and file objections, If any
they have, why said final account should not be allowed.
HANNAH M. DAVIS,
It Administratrix of the Estate of I. W. Davis, deceased.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
Our Bargain Column!
SALINGER'S CASH AUCTION,
No. 210 First Street.
What Yon Can Buy for 10c!
ON OUH TEN-CENT TABLE:
One Round Comb 10c
One Back Comb 10c
One " " Silver Mounted.....". 10c
Twelve Pieces of Braid 10c
A Large-Size Slate 10c
A Frying-Pan 10c
A Child's Apron 10c
One Yard Brocaded Ribbon 10c
One Box Collars .'. 10c
Ono Dozon Load Pencils 10c
One Silk Handkerchief ." 10c
A Pookot Book 10c
One Pair Child's Shoes 10c
Pipes, Tinware, Fans, Tooth Brushes 10c
And a Thousand Articles too numerous to mention
FOB T3E1V CENTS I
From New -York Auction,
(PER STEAM EU COLUMBIA),
This Xevy-
20 Pieces All AVool Debeige .ITc
15 " the Latest Designs Momie Cloth 25c
10 " Silk Striped Dress Goods ,..25c
5 " All Shades Satin Deslieims 2oc
25 " Black Luster Alpacca, extra wide 25c
10 " Irish Poplin 25c
78 " Plaid Dress Goods 10c
20 Snowtlake 10c
11 " Poplin de France 10c
3 " Lenox Suiting. ...10c
S " Muitasea Dress Goods 10c
fVll STORK IS SITUATED 2IO FIRST STREET, BB
W I ween Tutor mmI Salmon. We hare our Number on
the Awning Port for the Benefit of oar Numerous Custo
mers. We have spread a Large Banner In the center of
our room, which read :
SALINGER'S .CASH AUCTION CO.
seMtf
USE ROSE PH.I.S.
Q DFi. 313 Gc 0 1ST
FURNITURE MANUFACTURING CO.,
MM. k.U'US,
SMretarr.
l'rrldrnt.
Okpickanii Sai.ksikm.ms ( or. First .md Yamhill Streets,
Factory t'orn-r Front and Madison Street,
PORTLAND. OREGON
rpiIIS COMPANY MANUFACTURES ALL KINDS OF
X Furniture, from the ilHlnet and olienp&st to tho most
Hubontte and oostly. n maintains iUt lending characteris
tic, original and artisttc designs and superiority of work
manship. THE O. F. 31. CO.
A!.o keeps constantly In stock a complate line of
CARPETS!
WhichThey Offer at Very Low Prices.
KOlU tf
Robbins & Yates,
IMPORTERS
AND
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
IN
flrst-class Picture Store.
.ALSO..
THE CELEBRATED WHITNEY AND HOLMES ORGANS.
These Orcnns we buy Direct from the Factory, nnd can
therefore oner suporlor Inducements to purchasers.
PIANOS!
Decker Brothers', J. & C. Fischer's and the
McCammon.
It7"8mall Musical Tnntrnmnnts nnil Mualr.it Morchnndlnn
of all kinds constantly on hand.
RonnixK A VATKS,
Jy8- 230 Flrnt Street, Portland, Oregon. 3m
Frames, Mouldings, Chromos, Eneravlncs, Lithographs,
Photos, Reliefs, Velvet Frames, Mats, Passepartouts.
Picture Cord, Rraekets, Picture Rail Easels,
And everything that pertains to a
OREGON BLOOD PURIFIER,
DREG OH
Who will be our next President? That is
the question Just now. How will I regulate
my system ? was the question until Wm.
Pfunder's Oregon Blood Purlfler was
Introduced. A purely vegetible com
pound. Try it !
Por Sale ly nil I)rns;ritj.
HEALTH
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
LSD FACTS-
Alarming prevalence of that Insidious, loathsome, danger
ous, and often fatal disease,
CATAREH!
riNE-TENTIIS OF THE PEOPLE OF TIIE NORTH
1 west are suffering more or less from this baneful mal
ady. ReliiK of scrofulous origin, hence constitutional, Its
manifestations are as varied In form as the rainbow Is In
colpr. CATAititu la scrofulous affection of the mucous
mcmbrano whloh linos not only the throat and nasal pas
sages hut also all the interior cavities brain, eyes, ears,
stomach, liver, luncs, intestines, kidneys, bladder, and the
entlro outicle of the body and in its different stages Is
known as UuarrD, J)ry or Canceiious Catariiu. At first
It usually nfleots the throat and nostrils, the Impurities of
which are swallowed Into the stomach or inhaled into the
lungs, thus poisoning the digestive, respiratory and genltQi
urinary organs, and causing Deafness. Dyspepsia. Cohfetinas
tlon, Chronic Diarrhoea, Bronchitis, l.eueorrhoea and
Consumption, which hitter is very often only Oatahrh op
the Luno. Ilonco It Is ovldent that any remedy, to ba
effectual in permanently curing this disease, must possess
the alterative properties necessary to eliminate from the
blood the scrofulous virus, which is the primary cause of
the malady, as well as to cleanse and "eal the afftcted
membrane.
Sure Cure for Catarrh !
Possesses these qualities in a preeminent degree, having
first cured himself, and for the last twelve years he has
used the Sure C'cke In his practice as a physician with the
most gratifying and unvarying success.
We would caution the public against purchasing- any
preparation claiming to lie the same or similar. None
genuine without the autograph, ".lames Keck, M. D.," on
the wrapper of eacii package.
We do not ask you to believe our unsupported statements,
nor will we publish the certificates of unknown persons re
siding In the Kist or at a great distance ; but, on the con
trary, we respectfully refer thoe attlleted with CatarbiI
to the following
HOME TESTIMONY:
IXR9lrlmlDGE. Eso" Capitalist, Portland, Or.
JOSEPH HLCHTEL, Esq., Sheritr Multnomah eoantyi
Portland, or. '
REV. ALONZO T. JONES, Salem, Or.
JOSEPH DAVIS, Esq., Tenlno, wl T.
0H,EELKlU' E0" Merchant, East Portland.
C.V1V,Il;MJlI,.I'fl t,EnBmee' CarShopsEaet Portland.
W. II. CUMMINtfS, Emi., Peoria, Or.
We have hundreds of testimonials from the most respect
able citizens of Oregon and Washington, but only refer to
the names of a few well-known and nrominentlndlvlduals.
Ask your Druggist for
lr. JmncH Keek's Sure Cure for C'atnrrli,
And see that his signature Is on the wrapper of each paeksge.
PRICE, ONE DOLUVR PER DOTTLK,
Or Six Ilottles for So. 00.
our A liberal discount to druggists.
Send orders to
Or to
seMSm
DR. JAMES KECK & CO.,
No. 135 First Street, Portland, Oregon.
HODGE, DAVIS & CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Portland, Oregon.
ESTABLISHED IN 1852.
SPORTSMEN E3XI?OKrLr3X.
WILLIAM IJECX & SON,
Wholesale nnd Retail Dealers in
GUNS, RIFLES AND REVOLVERS OF EVERY DE
SCRIPTION. Wm. Moore's, W. & C. Scott & Son, Remington,
Parker Bros., and the Famous Colt's
Breech-Loading Shotguns.
A ful l assortment of the above famous makers constantly
In stock.
RIFLES.
Winchester's, Sharps', Ballard's, Burgoss', Kennedy &
Slovens'. J
PISTOLS.
Colt's, Smith A Wesson's, Hopkins & Aliens', and tho
famous British Bull-Dogs.
Also, a full line of .Metallic Cartridges, Breech-Loading
Brass anil Pnnur ShnlU Pmu w.i.it- ., .i c . .1
implements, at Yho 1 LOWEST PRICES ' "rlB'"ou a
Corner Front nnd Alder Sts., Portland, Or.
. solflim
Mrs. E. S. Wass,
No. CI Morrison Street, Portlnnd,
TS IN CONSTANT RECEIPT OF THE LATEST NOV
JL cities in
3E3CTJ3Vi:ua.3Sr HAIR,
Consisting of Curls, Coquets, Puffs, Perfections, Saratoga
Waves, Invisible Hair Nets, etc
Full Line of Switches in Choice Colors at
Popular Prices.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO ORDERS BY MAIL.
selO 3m ,
USE ROSE PXIiXiS.
. 3
WIBERC & KIERNAN,
dealers in
BOOTS AND SHOES,
145 Front street, bet. Alder and Morrison, Portland, Or..
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
An Immonso Stock of New Goods.