The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-15
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Ieat li'utA uDLll favorable
Remember Lewis * Strauss when Won
want anything new in millinery or
Lawrence Barrett and Joe Murphy
VIII be the next attractions at New
Market Theater.
DIR. Carpenter, long a resident phv-
slcian OF Salem, cohtemplates an early
removal to this city.
Ine usual preparations for the ap-
proprate celebration Of Decoration Dav
are being made ia this city.
The boats Of the o. :. n. COMPANY
make through trips from this city TO
Oinaliila ne twenty-iour hours.
Thomas Burk, a resident Of this city
since 1852, died on Saturday morning
aiter an illness OF several months.
Chief Moses and his retinue arrived
10y the "Ancon," and will shortly re-
turn, Triumphant, 10 their people.
Mrs. J. Stephenson, on First street,
between Main and Madison, has eu-
larged her millinery establishment.
The steamer "Aneon" left this port
for san Francisco on Wednesday morn
ing with freight, mail and passengers.
Owing 10 tue superior finish and excel
lence OF work, Abell stands pre-eminent
as photographer. Give him a
call.
Don forget that the reason that Olds
q King are driving so large trade is
because their goods are new, frst-class
and cheap.
a bargain in secondhand sewing ma
chimes Is offered at lf9 Front street.
Prices, from s. TO SIS, aud all kinds
warranted.
The salmon export for the season COM
melced last week, the Oregon taking
hence =. $50 cases canned aud fifty-four
aoAes smoked on her last trip out.
- ''Ancou" aud 'Tdaho" will be
Nispdrawn from the Portland San Fran
H7eo trade, as their place will be sup
nl ed by the7State Of California"
The Portland Cricket Club will play
The Victoria Club a return game on
challenge Of the latter, at the Cricket
grounds at Victoria, on July 81 and 4th.
Ladies can have their own hair made
mp in reliable manner, also faded hair
colored equal to new, at Mrs. Wass'
hair store, 81 Morrison street, Port
land.
The probabilities point 10 Captain
DeOney, Of the steamer "Aucon," as
commander of the splendid steamship
''ctaie OF California" soon 10 sail for
this port.
Attention is called 10 the law card of
Mr. Critics, promising young attorney
Of this city, who mauifests his good F.
sense by advertising in the NEW
NORTHWEST.
The National Employment Bureau IL /
at the cottage, lO7 Morrison street, op- /
posite the post oflie. Mrs. Eli Jones .
superintends the ladies' department. J. /
Russell Jones, manager
The Berger Family and Sol. Smith F.
Russell have been the attraction az New /.
Market Iheater the past week, pleasing
large audiences nightly with their re-
fined and interesting entertainment.
The choice of new city officials will
soou devOlve upon the illegal voters" Of
this municipality. Party preferences /
should give way 10 fitness for the po-
siuons sought in this contest, if in 10
other.
lirs. Corson, OF East Portland, well
known in connection with the temper I
auce reform in this city, addressed the
large audience at the open temperance
meeting, on Saturday evening, with
great earnestness and effect.
Halffare rates have been secured to
all who attend the odd Fellows ball at
Albany, ar the close Of the Grand Lodge
session. Tickets will be good from the
18Th 20 the 2ith oi May, their use not
being confined 10 mem bers Of the Order.
Captain Hayes, pilot Of the revenue
cutter "Wolcott,n died suddenly on
board that vessel on Sunday. He was
DO bis usual health aud was eating his
dinner when the swift messenger came.
He leaves wife and family iu this city.
Among the real estate transactions of
the past week we note the executing Of
q deed by g. III. Lewis aud wife TO
81 1rtl rs rr1ei No. J, al Of block 223, the
$50 81 -Jilt1i 'ars-street school building.
The amouut paid by the district is Sl2-
la1' ~
a. Ferars, Fif4t street, keeps the
Gnesl asld baat Assortnent OF teas 90 The
eifs. ne procarea chem direct from
]aP4n. fHd warfauts them to be what
they are represented. We have sampled
them, and add our testimony in their
favor aoI ELlnl
The Worka aof repairing First-street
bridge gov ftrward very slowly. It
bas been for several weeks iu a con-
dIiOn that permits only the passage Of
pedestrians, and the delay in the work
causes great Inconvenience 10 residents
la the southern limits Of the city.
Having obtained the process of TAX
ing pictures with lightning Tapidity
10y Lamberts PATENT, Joseph Buchtel
D. now prepared 10 do work better than
heretofore, aud assures the public that
none but the best work shall leave the
gallery.
The qu0udam husband of Minnie Mvr-
tie Logan, Il. +. L., languishes no
the city jail, awaiting the action of the
grand Jury, on charge Of the abduction
of Alice Mcdonald. Her daughter.
Maude, charged jointly with him, is in
Eugene City in care OF relatives.
Mrs =. I. Price, formerly a teacher
in the public schools of this city, is
meeting with deserved success in her
vOcatiouin The Dalles, where her health
is better than it was west of the Cas-
cases. She recently organized sum
mer school in that city with finy-one
scholars.
We learn that Professor +. Cooke,
until quite recently connected with Pro-
fs--or kinross in teaching the musical
art in all its phases, is about 10 open a
conservatory of music on his own re-
sponsibilitv. Mr.. Cooks family, now
al Paw Paw, Mich, will soon JOIN him
iu this city.
We acknowledge a pleasant call from
Mrs. Peckham, the noted temperance
lecturer, of whom mention Is made else
where. also of Miss Mann, an Eastern
lady of culture and large experience as
an educator, who ls al present visiting