THE XEW XOBTHWEST, THURSDAY, OYEjNIBER 11, 1880.
P
TOBapsrDtOBKaOK.TliUItSDAY, NOjEMUKR 11, 18S0
LOCAL EPITOM.'i.
, -Mil - t
Hita. J. 31. MUelie.il has gout to Washington
Pwonr
AwtiL Rt No. 143 First RtittJl&is ''the" hattur of
I. ' W
mk GL J. Rom is Vru&MaiiUat UiaEnst Portland
"Pile Pfirtlanl HauGock0njb has resolved itself
xnaHypial organization
WlMF. H. WoodwsaHlias bm reflected City
AW of East Portidhd.
SfflfMtL Mi the 3mrd-stre t Sut House, does
OWPfcritrCiaae dreNr making.
Mir. Mins Por. uS0n.ljHS fe&tolUucd the Pioneer
YoffHpul at tl .CfOtkof E ftrttet.
Tit iuuul F-jao: CwVperat'Oii of the Christian
-church nov igpoisiou In tliit-ity.
BIJBt K, ninear!"! eon frlimuid Mr?. F.
K. Arnold, rilaiMrf Monday ofsyarlet fever.
Tile UniUmimuiHlHy Sehool'!3Bffir will he held
io-aiotrasgwpjiing and Sutuninaflernoon.
faster fSfaQe Dimlvay Is suSU'rins. a severe
sprain of film rht arm, oecuon4 byniull.
Every attendant at New MaiEat Theater to-
t - x. -Zmi i i t JiPWP . i
ngjeiva a prze yaeui.vury no uiuuks.
f lecture in Astoria on
bt. Mary's llos-
Aib&'riKaglfer8 llectu!
UwTOUi iffitaWfor th- bqjielit of
tnitnU
In nfttlfn Democratic
ftJHi.qeiivfry wagon
gfrm),
arzawDiicK. ami wve
Sinews is felt in this city lest the
)S should bring small-pox from ban
Sfarv Sifers, daughter of Hon. J. B. Sifers
line county, died in JaoRsonvtUe on tlie
OrUkhd Seamen's Friend Society offers $50
forXa1 lHiSl I'1"11 Ior a iuanner s nuine
lty.
miur to thesuotfnor finish and excellence of
AVass; Nov&4 Morrison itreot, has a full
. pf DonlOIVb reliabio pawerns. fcenu
for catalogue.: I.-
OTtosrow even in sir at New Market Theater,
NfafoiHa opera company will inaugurate a
lCjtwo weeKs.
pipe organ has been contracted for by
r-street unurcn, to ne piareu ui iwaiuuu
fTtext Italmiary.
f Cearge Wriplit Post, 0. A. It.,
Isant ScfI htft evening. On the
lve an elitertainiiusiiu
lias taken his
Hlivery stable
ac Itpn-i-rictoi is a lMmctfii.
,. jflipr Mct'oruilck, bkGibr of Hon. J.
ztofm St. vupent s nopiiai on
10rk.,;ihwick IJpglunied over to
ltoLiforwBPCtion tt!tx roll ol 1UH-
uemah (iUityimlo!ting to aoW,.i-l
The linesMatS ii .4h-tlanItai.-l a the most rea
sonable pmRB, m Ik found at Wood's elegant
store, on Firatstreee, in tMri Fel. jM s' Temple.
"owteH ' "Xi-Ltini Hante doll with every
wlo!sal Olmail, at Po-t Ollh-e Cnmly
jblare. inj4i o in iCJrt ite tne mist oiuce.
the si tiiiif fraternity"
t Circuit Court to the charge
lined $50 each on two count.
iStflie Kiticleftf silverwaiv, left in the Presbyte
JltmTurih on Tuesday nhr.it after the so'iable.
Sjcee inJailiie next morning, a.id probably were
vSptien.
:ibokei1lT te 28 cent, mi Neil candy 2o cents,
1 4 oetlts a pound, at the Post Of-
. .2- .1
ill new (kmi-iiiik opjKsii? me
9
biiSB is aurelv th lslrel eml of all
Ratjoy ft by usin 1 funder's Oregon
rf Ser, wltielt will reme all suiierlliious
make every uody sm;:-.
loll fllack of Butteri'-k' -'ebratiHl imtterns
i jiui, btfgt 8seIro(l at No. ttl Morrison street.
one wMMlinf n 9tmp wi'i reeel-'e a catalogue.
writKlen grren to stan ing.
Sk 0Jtet who reoer 3 resignetl the
JicBlrat JJantist CI rch of litis c tv.
lis t lioahehter, N , to acceiit tlie
ition and aacriii rUUne in tlie theo-
tri" of tliat city.
wltfch were taken from the stane liv
Sid Siskiyou Mountains on the niiiht
f September 15th have otfti mostly recoveretl, ns
tlie liighwiiymen took nothing that would arouse
uspicion if found on their persons.
Tile strictest attention is given to country or
ders at the Post OlUce Candy Store, hi the new
baikling, corner Fifth ami Morrison streets, where
there is the largest ami finest variety of candies in
Portland. Tiie proprietor asks a trial.
To-marrCw evening tho Republicans of Multno
mah will hold a ratification over tlie National
Victory. There will be a parade, speaking at the
Court House, music by hands and glee clubs, fire
works, and an "old-fashioned love feast."
It was heart-rending to see witli what pitiful
and mournful faces the Democrats on Saturday
night jail led down the picture", trnnspurancics
, and banners that graced the hall on the corner of
'. First and Stark streets during the campaign.
On last Friday night, three highwaymen
stopped a teamster on tlie Red House road ami
demanded bis money. He had none, and they
wahed the articles 111 his wagon, consisting of a
, fcipSi -ine iiouseuoiu furniture, to punish
between Alder and Morrison. He is agent for the
Decker, Fischer and Emerson & Dunham pianos
and the Clough & Warren and Palace organs,
which will he sold on installments of So or 10 per
month. See his advertisement under "New This
Week."
Prof. E. C. Taylor, the magician, has been
greeted with crowded houses at New Market Thea
ter since his opening night. His entertainments
have uniformly given satisfaction, many of his
tricks being entirely new. In particular, the
magic growtli of flowers and the Turkish box mys
tery are puzzling and highly appreciated. Mile.
La Grande, who assists him, is very clever. Her
"egg dance" accomplished while she is blind
folded, among eggs lying over the stage is won
derful, as it displays a surprising power of remem
bering positions and calculating distances. The
presents given away nightly comprise many use
ful and valuable articles as well as money. Tlie
reception accorded Professor Taylor shows that a
good entertainment will be well supported when
prices are placed at figures to suit the times. His
last performance will he given to-night.
A C'oiikIi. Colli or Sore Tlirout
Should be stopped. Neglect frequently results in
an Incurable Lung Disease or Consumption.
Buowx's Bitoxt'iiiAiriHH HKs are certain to give
relief in Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh,
Consumption aud Throat Diseases. For thirty
years the Troches have leen recommended by
physicians, and always give perfect satisfaction.
They are not new or untried, but having been
tested by wide and constant use for nearly an en
tire generation, they have attained well-merited
rank among the few staple remedies of the age.
Public speakers and singers use them to clear and
strengthen tlie voice. Sold at twenty-live cents a
box everywhere.
The idea has frequently been advanced that
General Grant's part in tlfe recent campaign was
actuated bv the understanding Hint General Gar
field would favor the "third term" in 1SS4. To set
at rest the idea, the Philadelphia Amerietm, edited
by Wharton Barker, an intimate friend of the
President-elect, announces that General Gariiuld
will lie his own candidate for reelection.
Mothers! Mothers!! Mothers!!!
A m i-fi lSafnrlol nt nJirlit. Rlld broken of vnur
rest by a sick child sull'ering and crying with the
excruciating pain of cutting teeth? If so, go at
once and get a bottle of Mrs. Winslow's Sooth
ing Syrup. It will relieve the poor littlesuflerer
immediately depend upon it; there is no mis-
taKe auouc it. mere is noi u niuuii on carcn
who has ever used" it who will not tell you at once
tlmt it will tvMrni.if fi,f linwels. find give rest tn
the mother and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic It is perfectly safe to use
in all case?, and pleasant 10 uie ui&ic, aim is uiu
physicians and nurses in the United States. Sold
everywliere. Tweniy-nve ceius u oouie.
Henry Van Nortwick, of Toledo, Ohio, says : A
friend prevailed upon me to try an "Only Lung
1'au," and l ontaineii immediate renei rrom a
rucking cough. I Inww the pad helped me. See adv.
- " wart?
astroua nro, winj-
-
Last Friday L.tl (,it , iii ). .iin.
destroyed tho Astor Houue, O.
uoodcnikl atore-
niarket, Eankin
nno. l0,if iii.-, will iiwwi iivi i.
,000, lSUr , os y,
T "
M 4Mb BP 1 AM
rZSSLir-t.Z aton' meat
inir. J. J. Walton'
1 eon
, rersons who """rvkflrBUeteig staple or fancy
I fSPT1, at l?w PJ14MbeT5oemino(iaUfd by X
iariyaHll froSh. Ho XI" "!?". nt !,,
ordora from tho coun
"""lira lii mm
Qootlaareftloliveretl vedf a fwflH,
rShanalu. , 1, yf th- T0"'
r etore, lias runiowd In. ml IS"
nromnt i
air I Ileus u commission
ious 01 uio iurm.
promptly.
lown muaic and art
orrktou to Third street,
At Milan there is a cremation furnace in the
cemetery, and it is so well wtronizcd that tlie
question or disposing of the ashes recently came
up. It was decided to erect a cinerary temnle in
which to place the ashes of tlie dead. The re
mains will he deposited in labeled iars and placed
on shelves in tlie temple, like rows of jam and
preserves m the Kitchen jwntry.
Mrs. J. B. Wilson, of Tiffin, Ohio, siys : I havo
worn an Improved Kxcelsior Kidnev Pad, and re
ceived more relief than from all remedies I havo
ever tried. I cheerfully recommend it to all suf-
lerers. tee adv.
1 lie man who gets maddest at a new3Htper
squib is usually the fellow who borrows tlie javjwr
tie reads 11 out 01.
Young women ofteu keep their lovers by tears,
"Yes," says Urum wig, "love, liko beet, Is pre
serve I by brine."
A promising young horse in South Boston lias
been named Dr. rainier, in hopes that It will
make him fast.
AGBNT.N I'OK Till: SV.W HTII WlWl'.
The following wron :ir- Mnly
Ani-nfs for the New North wkt:
IX I. Gray
Mm. J. H. Koaler
Mm. U K. lroetMtel
U I- Wllliama
Mm. Laura UrFore Goftlon...
Anhliy IVrre ........
M. P. Owen
W. W. Rearh r. ...
"Woman' Joaraaln.
I. P. IVrter.
Mr. J. W. JarkMHl
Mr. Itti Keam
MM'. S. FolU
Mm. II. A. IxxiKfaary...
MIkk Mr- Btaaop
Mlw Kllen ScotC
R. T. Itohiaon
Mm. K M. Kflty
Mm. M. K. t'ookp
Mm. J. Ih-Voro Jnhnnon
Mm. IWinnell
Ir. lt-iylfy
Mm. R. A. Vawur
Mm. . K. ('rwin
I.f I.miKhlln . ...
ftnthorlMU to Mt un
Albany
LaOrande
HIIIlK)r,
........California
.Benton county
IN
Colfax, W. T
.... KnW, Or
fKagmeClty
Pa JflM. Cal
ileMlnnrllle
.... ...BrownnTllle
. J'Ofent GroTP
.OoltiutMlf, V. T
Ijay"tl
Oregon f'lty
Tho Dalles
CfrvalllM
Walla Walla
trlH
.... North Yamhill
BUSINESS W01YIENJF PORTLAND.
7W-np Xutica will be intrrtnl in thix IHmAory , with one
ixtpff of jfajm- rfftmlartjf drlirerrd, or .") cntii ;r month. The
bullet mentumetl are eommemied to the render of the XM
Xortkwemt m reliable ami trorthf of ftiromtite, uhU every re
tjxmsilAe bueinem woman in brtlaml tftonttl be nomeit In tM$
column.
MItS. (S1UD0N, lnitton-hole Maker, No. mi Thlnl
MltS. SIMMONS, IMe-M'her ami Pr-r, No. St JIhIii
U""I,
MRS. IHTICNS, I'TiUtii, Claan, and Tobflceo, No. U WhsIi
M.JlH: A- v" WKKT, WholPHale and BotMll Milliner, No.
Miy?. AVIIJ.IS, KleiRintly Furnlnhetl llnoin.i, nortliWHt
vonirr ruin anu .Mum mrwn.
MRS. .1. I PARUISH. M. I, (Inte of New York), Pliysl
riMii niiu ntirgeoii. uinrp JW rilM .slrwl.
MK. M. J. KNSION, No. 3I5 Klmt nlrt, near Main, cuts
nun mum iur ti. i--nn i orn rowiiiT for shio.
MKSDAMKS CHITMP A WK5HTMAN, IVshionnblo
nmwiiiHKi're, sn.tM-oiia iriHi. I'lHiuni; ilono lo onier.
MRS. A.J.RIIAZI:MjA r)..I)nfKiimk'ra,l."UTIilni8t.,cut
mi hiiiiihoi muTiii iiya new inciiioii; futiiKraciion assured
AN NIK MATTRON, Mlllhiprj- and Fancy Ooods, Stami-
111s, iiair worK, ana jmiiiiphih' 1'aiieniH, o. hi .Morrison si,
SKNI1TO MItS. II. II. I.ITT for an eleKimtSllk and Wool
-.r f'sui Tiior nro rwrfert III Htylc anil work. Alwi
li . i-U'ied IVdnutiw. with BeadMl Flincpa. tlfla S nl
rlthpr "f O. IK" or on rflpt of mowy order. Flmt-rlum
UroMa-makiMc. AdilnM II. U. MTT(torwrty with l.s-li-iBf
, Third ami Alder ntreetn.
NKW THIS WKKK.
PIONEER WOOD-YARD,
At the foot of K strept.
AM. IilXIlS OF AVOOIl,
Sawed and unHuwed, ponstantly on hand, and delivered to
all nrtK or me c-liy.
noil tf jriJtrs SORENSEN, Proprietor.
TlTSlTiEKS stits.
rm. . M!t. rt'HC p -tngraphpra, at the Gallery oppo
hH Ute Hioniep.
MIL A MltaWHITTI-K. WeatMw Chop lI.mwa.Hl Res
tatiraiit, Mo. 11H North Klmt int.
A. DAJfOITKUKOKR. Frpnph IHndo. No. 2U Thlnl
street, lietwwn Taylor and Halmnn.
T1IIC "NEW NO. 8" Ik Hip phpauit Spwlng Mnolillio to
buy. Wheeler A Wllon M'fV To., w Morriaon streol.
BAYER A mrwru, Ownpm for Oragoa OX tU NUvJ
Patent Chlmneya, thp beat and sarrat No. KlSeaond ttreet.
THE LARGEST PIANO WAREROOM
AND I.AR'iEsT STut'K OF
PBAEMOS AED ORGANS
North of San FraiiPlwo, now oppnlnic on
Third Street, one door south of Olds A- KIlis'-
SUPERIOR INDUCEMESTrS !
Oireml to persons wlnhlnit to wleet from a nnmlier of In-
Tlio ruinous ikcki:k IJKOTIIF.US,
The Popular 3. A: . rihCIIKR,
The AVell-kiiouii i:.M KKSOX A- DL'XHAJt
JUST QLO-3l.3STS,
The Celvhrutcd O.ortSH A VAKKIi.V and I'AI-
aci: OICOAAS.
IruitrnmenU xold on Installment of $5 and $M) er inonth
noil 1m W. T. si! ANAHAN, Aicent.
USE ROSE PILLS.
OREGON
FURNITURE MANUFACTURING CO.,
s. UIWK.'SSTKI.V
l'rrliIcBl.
MM. k API'S
Srrrrtar.
OREGON BLOOD PURIPIKt.
"How will I regulate my system ?" wan a
leading question until "Ym. Vranttcr'H
Oregon Blood Purifier was introduced-
puroly vogotablo compound. Try It.
Fur Sale by all Druggist.
HEALTH
TRAVEL
OREGON AND CALIFORNIA RAILRflAD C0MF.Y,
On and after October 11th, 1SS0. -a;n will run a-
(DAILY; EXCEP1 -TjrJDAYS) : '(
.aNiHltle IUyIIb.
, rOM 1'OItTIA.M) tv TtMamimm. '
Mall Tmiii
Portland ..7tlfi a. m. I nf
Roseburg .5:00 a. m. P-.rttjK.
tlr.x.
LEAVIK
Portland
Lebanon
Albany Expiw mrajfM
..--1:00 p. jr. I T.
..-.4:45 a. m. I I
Frelsht T
OFFtra Ajcft f M.f.sit.H.M- i .. -. h v; im.i YamhUl fttreetn,
FAtfoBY -tiiin-r ' ..I MaUiMMi sireete,
PORTIjANI) OKKOON
'PHIS fXMPANY MANTKAITL'SES KINDS OF
J. Furniture, from the plainest and cheapest to the most
elaborate and costly. It maintain It trading eharacteri
ik. original and artistic deidaits and superiority of workmanship.
Tint o. r. St. 'o.
Also keens eoaolanUy In stoelt a OQinidais this a
c -fV 3? r.r s :
Which They Ofl'er at Very Low Prices.
nel6 tf
ESTABLISHED IN 1852.
Sl'OlTSIlfilS" 103IPOKIUM.
WILLIAM BECK & SON,
Wholes.tlv an.! K. tail Dealers In
GUNf. RIFLES AND KKVul.VKILS OF EVERY DE
' siltilTIuN.
Wm Moore's, W. & C. Scott & Son, Remington,
Parker Bros., and the Famous Colt's
Breech-Loading Shotguns.
A full assortment of the aliove famous makors constantly
lnMOCk' RIFLES.
Winchester', SlianwV Ilallanl, Nurses', Kennedy A
HUN9mf' PISTOLS. ,
C'olt'8, .Smith A WewinV, Hopkins A Aliens', and tho
'"aiT" fun' 'iff WetHllIe rartrldues, Ilreerfi-LoadlnB
llaml Pa vers hells. ,'a fH.rtei..en's
turner r n Alder St-.. X'ortlnml. Or.
-. !B till
O'SHCA BROXHERS,
wholesale jyr RfM xurcmsjts,
Ami Dealers ill Ml f
jaiissu and QWUn aosAtS, sra
Stnlls 22, 23, 24 23 ,n ContrafWlarkot,
pfjeflTI'D, OKI500N.
I.BA.VBS
Portland 8:15 a ji. I Ja
Junction 5:! a sr. I P.rtt
The Oregon and California Hail
tlon with all Regular Trains on KaV
UK
mt.:.
.... ...i4Aa
... ..sjri?
arrf moires
ivestside mrtmvi.
FROM PORTLAND T MtV A UJs.
.Hall Trwiti
AB. l .
UlVfti
Portland so a. m. I rv.r-ii .
CorvHllls JOa. m. V !
Chne eonneetlons are made m R
of Uie California and Oreicon Sia
rickets for Mile to all the iirlit !i
and the East, at the Company's orll.
Corner P nnd Front Streets, at Kerry
Storage will be charged on Flwtsd.t
lmny's Warehouses over tventv-ftnr hu;
FrelKht will not lie reeeived for i' -rtt i-fter 5
v. m. on ratitelue Division, and n ' 7ejt
inviKion. -
E.P. ROOEItS '
Oen. FrelKht and PasenRer Agent.
ima. us.
IrJa
it.
.imp
ill the Ma.
in California
Purtlani.
!i.in ii
rwi -ft i-rtpr s oWHax
oejt . yt. on WpsHMs
BRVNUfc
'iperl n leoMt
"ilj ;
PORTLAND TO SAW fftAitCtaOO
Carrying IT. S. Mail and Weili Fargo'r; Co'i
Exprc
IM I I II I I 3QW.
rilHE OREGON RAILWAY AND
pany and I'aeinc Coast SteaMenlp
pateh. every live days, for the above jwn
ami elegant A 1 Iron Steamships, Tic:
THE OREGON, COLUMBIA, AN0 fTAYE
CALIFORNIA.
SAILING DAYS-November 4. O, M.Ma4
IecpHiber I. a.
Lea vine Portland si 3 i. v.
TirROUOII TICKETS Mdd to All the
the United States and Canada.
l'or particulars for I!saire anl Freirht.al
WElrv
Steamsbli ArentO. R A
Corner of Ash and r nt itreeu, Tnrtlssi1. fi.
Or to J. Mi?RAKEX Co.,
.seni or ;ne i. i n. uo
1, 92 and si North FTnt xtreet, Por?Iand. Or.
aSLfc
nh..
O. SHINDI.KK, r. H. '"BADBOCan
I'ortland. Bun FranafaMa
Established ! 867.
SHINDLER & CWDBGURHE;
Front mid First St., bet. 3t'rtMn and TatnaMIL
POUTrVNP, OR ')-V.
Wholesale nnd Ketail . ileiv in
Furniture and Bedding I
OF EVERY DESCfcF i U.
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mirrora, Wf." Paper, Bte.
OLDEST HOUSE IN m FOfWITiIRE TRADE.
Headquarters for School Desks fir,, n r-ii-ureaRpeeiattsr.
FACTORY, FOUR MILES HIIO M VU T I i JUAKJs.
selff.p
USE ROSE IlLS.
SWOPE & Lt
Are now prep:ird to do
Printing, Engraving mail Bofl
Binding: ! "
At Lowor Ratps and In ns workni.mllke a nuaiwr as an-
othor establishment on tlie Nortu Pacific Cbs their
STEAKS PRINTING RO0$f
Na. loo Prom atrucA faffMsiaAi
'Orawa by Mat! will tr prompt attent
TJin AaiBiiicijf J
. Stoam Dyeing and Cloaning Wort
nVB iWfD OLttAN ALL KIXTMS Or SILKrWi
nd Troueh systemn. Kid OIotss ami Feslbsss
CleuwfiiR and dysiwg gents' lioUtlaa-H tsMinlty.
. Oi CONRAD A C
street, PortlanU, Ort
'JOB