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The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-16

The Great Commercial Center of the
Northwest.
It's Present and it's Future.

1t has population of 2OOO It is to Oregon
rtories of Washington and Idaho, what New York
City the State OF New York and bears the rela
ton TO that State and those Territories that Chicago does to
Illinois, Louis TO Missouri Philadelphia to Pennsylva
MA and New Orleans Louisiana. territory
will soon be numbered with the foremost cities in the
heard in all of the city the demand for buildings
SO great that the lneiemen season OF Winter does not
number OF ships between this and foreign
products and the numerous railroads tributary TO
years population beautiful growing
city 70 10000 souls Having larger territory than san
less than quarter OF century Portland will be the fore
We viii here enTmerate the many railroad enterprises
others in process OF construction all making their terinn
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC
Is building rapidly from Duluth Lake Superior
peted at early day. thus connecting with all sister
THE OREGON AND CALIFORNIA r.. r.
Terminates here, and is having immense patronage.
WESTERN OREGON r. r.,
Formerly the Oregon Central, is doing good business
Of the I Wamee Rver te Hnd lis southern emnas a
present is at Corvallis, " miles from Portland.
NORTHERN r. R.
VIII be built through hundreds OF miles OF fertile lands
the produce OF which must be brought to this city for
the Pacific. 1t is settled fact that the
PORTLAND, DALLEs AND SALT LAKE r. R.
Will be constructed early day. This will give three
transcOntinentai roads.
RAILROAD ENTERPRISES.
home company, with unlimited capital, has been
ganZed under the Of the OregOnian Railway Co.. TO
construct narrowguage roads from this city TO the interior
portions ultimately connecting with the Cen
trail Pacific, with branches wherever inducements may Of
This enterprise is being pushed vigorously to compile
ton, that may be in readiness to move this Fall's
crop.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
Have filed construct road from Battle Mountain
Nevada, the direction OF Oregon, TO with the
Oregonan Railway Co.'s road and make Portland its ter
minus This will give US direct communication with the
richest silver mines In the world and Will make Portland
OF the greatest railroad centers In the Union.
We shall connected by rail with the Northern
Pacific also with Chicago and the Atlantic cities
Thousands immigrants constantly arriving from all
parts civilized world, and the millions OF
OF agricultural lands that lie still unbroken by the
plowshare, awaiting the advent OF the sturdy farmer
concusvey TO the fact that OF prosperity
is already dawning this fair young State When the
immigration reached fun tide and three millions
acres under cultivation then viii Oregon be
| as the wealthiest state in the Union.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-16
POErLAND CITY noMEsrEAD.


The this enterprise lies adjoining the city, and is
only to fifteen minutes walk from the Court
public schools in the city Il is divided into
oNE THOUSAND rwESTY-FcUE LOTS
Fifty by hundred feet in size, with sixty feet
PRICE
All sold for sl00 each PAYABLE In nsallments
interest viii be charged and good and suficient Bond for
Deed will be given upon the payment OF the st INSTALL
siallment, both without expense 10 The purchaser.
PURCHASERS
Those finding # convenient 10 make their payments
when due viii be granted twenty day1 & grace % IN % which en- TO
9SeIy P Pope 10 i,I, NH ovTo1 ~ ne % Tim, 6 Tord
IS on each so paid in. As the
ROAD WEALTH
certain and rapid through real estate invest
mg1i a5 In5 an T ON m l M h the 70 priee ne
5 ranens are Within The reach OF an Do NOT Iet ths
chance pass Buy lot, build, and make yourself inde-
every year for rent than would purchase lot and build
exactng landlords and in truth have place 10 call home
DON'T FORGET
many years Of the best lots In San Fran
cisco were sold 9r % an 2Gne OF Sqd nt NOW tey %
pair old boots. How often is the remark made by old
despse the day Of small things"
TRUE
That OF all real estate investments the homestead plan
the best and safest as all who invest are Interested in max
pose builds house on his lot and owns lot adjon-
injured thereby. This philosophy viii apply
We have donated a OF the principal churches
purposes Also lots apart for public
RAILROAD PURCHASE
The Overland, Oregon and California and Western
Railroad Companies have purchased all the land
line OF the Homestead (Ninth street, water
their terminus depOs machine shops ETC.;
the main line OF the OregOnan Railway Company Limited
will have its terminus by Thus the greatest railroad
the Pacific Coast lays I'm close proximity these
lots This purchase has caused rise in all surrounding
property OF 100 cent making the lots IN this Homestead
from 100 cheaper than
stipulated price before advance
pleasant IL is shall strictly adhere advertised
contract with the public 10 sell these lots for 500 each for
the next ninety days.
hundred lots that actual settlers
all sold, and the demand select lots being
great have been compelled TO place lots the
market from which the public select for the next
ninety days This affords opportunity for persons de-
string purchase the most beautiful residence property.
PARTIES DESIRING TO PURCHASE
property selling very rapidly and those wish
ing will do well TO call send Immediately a
lots. All the first instalment must be paid the
Banking House OF Ladd Tlton in the city OF Portland.
/ PERSONS A
Desiring may forward $500 TO the General Manager
and a Bond will be Immediately forwarded.
Money be forwarded by registered letter, money
order or Wells, Fargo Co.'S Express at my risk.
/ For further particulars, apply to j. NJ. RICE,
| General Manger, Portland Or.
! Or TO HAIGHT & MCLAUGHLIN,
50 Morrison street.
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sHERIFFs SAFE.

DY VIRTUE OF A JUDGMENT ORDER AND DECREE
ID TO me directed issued out Of the Circuit Court OF the
state OF oregon for the County OF MutnOmah, upon judg
ment rendered i'm said Court the 2Sth day March,
in favor OF Benjamin Schoheld Plaintiff and against j. H.
Mitchell ct al, Defendants, for the OF Twenty-nne
Hundred and Fortyeight Dollars s29iS CO., with interest
at the rate Of cent month, and OF suit and
accruing costs did, on the first day OF December 1880
levy upon the abovenamed DEFENDANTS real property sit
uaed In Mulnomah county, State OF Oregon towt Block
numbered Forty-eght (fS in Hoaday's Addition the
City OF East Portland, in Multnomah County, Oregon
Now therefore, by virtue Of said Judgment order
Monday, the 3d day OF January, 1881, the
o'clock A. the Court House said
sell public auction the abovedescrbed property
said Defendants to the highest bidder bidders for cash
satisfy said judgment, costs and accruing costs.
JOSEPH BUCHTEI.
Sheriff OF Multnomah County, Oregon.
December @ 1880.
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USE ROSE PILLS.

OK OUTFIT SENT FREE TO THOSE WHO WISH TO
DO engage in the most pleasant and profitable business
known. Everything Capital not required We will
furnish you everything $40 day and upwards is easily
made without staying away from home night. No
risk Many workers wanted at Many
making at the business Ladies make much
men, and young boys and girls make great No
who is willing work fails TO make more money every day
than be made in week any ordinary employment
Those engage will find short road to fortune
Address II. HALIETT Co, Portland, Maine. nofS0
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-16
SUMMONS.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON
/ for the County OF MultnOmah, ss.-Emma Stanley.
Plaintiff VS. Charles Stanley, DefendantTo Charles T.
stanley Defendant: the OF the State OF Oregon,
Won are hereby required appear and answer the
paint against you IN the abOveened suit within
date the service OF this
YOU n served within Munomah county, served in
anv county OF this State then within twenty days
from the date OF the service OF this summons upon
served publication otherwise. then shall ap
near and answer complaint OF Plaintiff by the
OF the next the abovc-entitled following
expiration publication hereof the 18th
day January, 1881 and II fail to answer for want
thereof the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for decree
dissoving the bonds OF marmony existing between
Plaintiff and Defendant and for the custody OF the minor
Myrtle Stanley and for such other and further relief
a. may be proper.
This summons is published in the NEW NORTHWEST by
order OF Raleigh Sott Judge OF said Court made the
S0h day OF November, 1880. q. p. MASON,
de2-6t Attorney for Plaintiff.
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PEN SION S

A IL SOLDIERS DISABLED BY SICKNESS OR INJU-
N while in the Army entitled Pensions also,
heirs OF those Soldiers who died from consequences Of
service. send stamps for Full Instructions in Pensions
and all kinds Of soldiers Claims.
G. Vi. SITES a CO..
Pension and Bounty Attorneys.
dea-s0 p o. Box p, WASHINGTON, d. D.
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NO PATENT, NO PAY!
PATENTS 8

OBTAINED FOR INVENTORS IN THE UNITED
~ States, Canada. and Europe reduced prices. With
principal Office located in Washington directly Oppo
site the United States Patent Office able TO attend
all Patent Business with greater promptness and dispatch
and less cost than other patent attorneys who at
distance Washington, and who have, therefore to
employ associate attorneys" We make preliminary
and furnish opinions paenfahility
charge, and all who Interested in inventions and
patents invited 10 send for copy Of Gude for OBJ
tanning Patents which is sent free 10 any address, and
contains complete instructions how obtain patents and
other valuable We refer 10 the American
National Bank, Washington ID. c. the Royal Swedish,
Norwegian, and Danish legations, at Washington; Hon
Casey late Chief Justice 4. = Court OF Claims the
Officials OF the L. :. Patent Ofce and TO Senators and
Members OF Congress from every state.
Address, LOUIS BAGGER & Co. Solicitors ~ Patents
and Atorneysat w Le DrO Building, Washington j. T.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-16
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
DR.. PAUL M. Brennan,
The Most Successful Physician on the Pacific Coast
IN THE TREATMENT OF ALL
GHR0NIC Ann DIEElHIILT CASES.

CHRONIC AND DIFFICULT CASESJ
II AS RETURNED AFTER AN EXTENSIVE TOUR OF
the Eastern States for the past four months The Doc
% C9r VISITED NJ M all he principal medical @ b ~ a ge
modern methods, instruments and appliances known TO
also brought manikins illustrate his lectures
DR. PAUL VI. Brennan has been ecturing for l5 years
lectures he has taught and women the true system OF
% de now 70 9e healthy ana happy & on1y T pear I b & %
ghful and instructive lectures, can he tell everything
necessary for suffering humanity to know from the public
rostrum before p-OmiscuOus audience. There remains
much to be learned from him. as his experience extends
over broad fields Ct active professional life Ths kn0Wl-
edge the welfare Of sufferers can only be
CLEANED by private Professional Consultation at his Office
gives him such opportunities Of learning the delicate dis
he Pacifc % Sas @ ai IL has not only treSted these
as few moments consultation will prove
weakness and arrangement OF the reproductive OF
both male female including diseases caused by the
FoLLIES OF YOUTH,
PERFECT Nearly wothirs Of all the Chronic
Diseases spring. either directly OF Indirectly from some de
neglected by the majority of the medical profession.
IT is TRUE
That who unfortunate enough to be afflicted
by any form OF sexual disease have decy in calling
upon the proper physician in time from sense OF mod
exist until their constitutions become corrupted
their broken down. and the hope Of future
carry them out Of their miserable existence
need have no fear perfect
health and vigOr make their bodies and their minds
content they will only follow his advice and treatment
Catarh Bronchitis, Throat Diseases, skin Diseases
Rheumatism Kidney Complaint and all Diseases OF the
fail No Quack NOsrums used; no slOp treatment; no
false promises Everything strictly confidential under all
CoNsULTATION FREE, and list Of printed questions
personally.
OFFICE-NO 63 First street between Oak and Pine. Office
Hours-From 10 to y A, NJ, TO and 10 p NJ
Dr. Paul NJ Brenan Co.. 6 First street Portland, Or 81
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-16

woman, who married the next day after her
husbands death, excused herself on the ground
that there was a whole ham in the cellar, and she
was afraid it would spoil if she didn't get some
one to help to eat it.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-16

Fashionable society has just expelled young
man for the sublime effrOntery Of appearing at an
evening party in low shoes and woolen stockings.
-AndretOS Bazdr
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-16

Steam pYelng and chi

Steam DYeing and cssAnlng Wsfss
nYE AND CLEAN ALL KINDS OF SILK. WOoLEE
IL and mixed goods, after the bcst and esi German
and French systems KID Gloves aRdFthherS cleafe 49,
died by new process Blankets and Furs eleaned reel
Cleaning and dy yeing Gents Clothing specially.
O CONRAD 4 Co,
NO. 10 Salmon street, Portland oFesoi-
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p AT EN- S

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II. ingOn, ID. C.. proprieors of the SCIENTIFIC REC
ORD Twelve years experience Solicitors OF Patents
We procure Patents Inventions etc and practice Patent
Law In all its branches In the Patent Office and the l.
Courts. Handbook Patents, with full directions
and advice sent Free Aso sample copies OF the scientific
Record, the cheapest useful and family journal pub
liShed a wear.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-16
References:

VIM Reid Banker; Hon. J. II. Mitchell Elk Z. s. Senator;
Hon L. f. Grover T. s. Senator; J. A. Strowbridgei Mer-
chant Frank Merchants Geo. H. Hines, Printer.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-16

certify that am the the lands I'm the Portland
CITY Uornesead-he title thereto is perfect, being T. :.
patent-and authorize j. NJ Rice 10 sell said property on
the foregoing plan. +. a. MAh0UAM.
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HET Y9URsELF BY MAKINlCl No

HIT ID YOURSELF BY MAKING MONEY WHEN A
IL ELL golden chance Is offered, thereby always kee
ing poverty from door Those who always take ve
tage OF the good for that cle
generally become wealthy while those who do
such chances remain in pOver.y. We want many Fnez
women, boys and girls 10 work theiT
calities The business will pay more times oF
nary wages. We furnish expansive outfit and all t
need, free No one who engages fails to make
very rapidly You devote yo ar whole
only spare moments. Full ufounation and a1l
that is needed seli free. Addre EffNsON Co. P0rar
Maine.
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LETTER FROM NEW YORK.

BRILLIANT HOLIDAY DIsPLAYs-RICH COSTUMES
AND ELEGANT FURs-sOCIETY's PRoBLEM-A
NERITED TRIBUTE TO LUCRETIA MOTT.
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G1O OUTFIT FURNISHED FREE. WITH FULL IN
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anyone make great profits from the very
fail who is willing Women SucceSSEl
Boys and girls earn large sums. Many have
made at the business hundred dollars sake
week NOthingike IL ever known before All who eDgSc
surprised the and Tapdity with which they
able make money. You engage this business dew
ing your spare time great profit You do not have q
vest capital in We take all the risk. Those who nees
ready money should write to us at All furRishad
free. Address TRUE 4 Co, Augusta, Maine. no4S8
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NEw York, November q, 1880

lREeuLAR coRREsPoNDENcE OF THE NEW NORTHWEST J
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-16

THE PORTLAND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
Rooms--Corner Of First and Stark StreeA.
(Over Ladd Tilton's Bank
Contains over Eight Thousand Choice BOShE
OVER ONE HUNDRED PAPERS AND MAGAZINER
MEMBERSHIP FREE TO ALL.
MONTHLY DUES, sLOO-PAYABLE QARTERLY
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OFFICERs-Matthew p Deadly President; II. Fafliusr,
NcePresident; p G. Schuyler Jr, Treasurer NJ w Feck
hemeT Corresponding Secretary; Henry ~ Oxer LbraTaE
and Recording Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13

The loo blockade commenced remarkably car
" this year, and regular communication be-
tween this city and Washington has been im'
possible by the ferry boats. and by railroad is
restricted to few trips at long intervals In tho
morning ADD some late in the afternoon. Some
means should be devised at oncs by which the
evil, and it's necessarily Injurious effects upon
the city, can be ramediod. The time has pas!
when the proximity of Washington was irjori-
Gus to Alexandria. That proximity. untor-
iunste as it has been. has now done its worst,
aud henceforward must BE- one Of tho Chief
sources upon which this city can rely tor It's
growth and prosperity. That frequent; unob'
ssrusted aud convenient Communication between
the two cities is therefore Of prime oeoassity
to Alexandria. and as there are MEASURES BY
which il csn BIO secured they should be re-
sorted TO at once.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13

By refsrerc, to cur advertising columns 1t will
be- seen that the merchants Of the city have laid
in lsge, varied aud handsome stocks OF Christ
mas goods. They have taken no little trouble
and incurred great expcuse in order that the
residents of the city and The c,untIy OF which
tits the patural market town need hsva no CO.
easiou 10 70 beyond Alexandra for anything Tor
which the holiday season Greats denaud, and
after all this, it will certainly be discouraslcg
for them to sea people who formerly were their
customers. and who should DO now. going 10
other cities for articles which they can buy just
ss cheap here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13
FOREIGN NEWS.

The St. Petersburg Cabs u:ges Russia to
send en u!timstun to China
Oae hundred lives wt.s lost ia tho rtceut
Wales c2iery disaster.
Several promotions and transfers 1ero made
at the pspsi c)usstOry at Rome on Saturday.
Victoria, Plrc:s7 Imperial Of Germany aud
Priocess Royal oil Eos lsud, has just passed her
fortieth birthday.
A dispatch from Paris srnoucces the death
Of Madame There. widow OF tho lato President
Thier7.
A plumber Of persocs suspected OF bang Cd
hcrents of Ismai Pasha, ex khedivs of Egypt,
have been arrested 10 Stsmboul.
Seventeen transports, With 5000 men, left
Atica on the 18Th Of November to enter the
cam paign against Lima.
Ths Brsz Ian Senate has taken exceptions 10
The sn'i slavery attitude adopted oy tha U. 5.
Minister.
The Psrsaps have destroyed Uchpi, killing
mauy iohsbitspts. Sheik Ablu'lAh Is creaoIz
ing another 70: C, against thtm
Tho Br zi!ian Senate has passed bill max
ing eligible to Parliament Pfotssaus natural
iz.d foreigners and freedmen.
II is stated that the P'po has conte!Ied on
D. J. Murphy, of San Francisco. the h;rodl
tary till, of marquis.
Thu Rlnan municipality, 10 spite o.! ths op-
position OF the clerical members. has gran!od
site in public Cemetery to cremation CON-
pany.
NJ. Baudry d'Aston has instituted ptioaed-
logs against Nj. Gambe:a in connection With
the formers expulsion from the FtGuoa Cham
Der Of Deputies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13

The Boston Herald draws comparison be-
tween the growth, material prosperity aud
Intellectual condition of Massachusetts and
Virginia which is most uufavorablo to the latter.
But the Herald. with defect of vision peculiar
to Northern newspapers fails to sac that the
difference is occasionsd by the rapid increase OF
ths negroes whom The people of Massachusetts
seus ont oftbeir State and sold to Virgins, 10
the early days of the country. and whose pres
eIce here naturally keeps white settlers away;
also by the civil War, which made waste OF
Virginia and impoverished her inhabitants. and
partly by the immense appropriations made to
Massachusetts, from tho national treasury. but
which Virginia in the past has positively re-.
fused to accept.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
The Lawrence. Mass, Murder,

LAWRENCE. Mass. Dec. l3.-Miss Avis
Piudbam, whom koapton Wsrdman shot and
killed last night, before attempting to taxa his
own life, vas 90 years of sga. Her parents
reside 10 Washington. Nc. By those to whom
she was known she is w.. Il spoken Of her init
macy with Warduan appears TO be the only
tlot co her character. Wardman vas man of
dissipated habits but formerly was held in high
esteem. He ia member of the Kearsarge En-
oampmant of Old Fellows. No doubt the acts
wero premt ditated. The news of the tr,gedy,
which is the first that ever occared 10 this city.
spread like wild fire. The body of the woman
remained on the sidewalk nearls half an hour
after the murder was discovered before i! vas
tx.miced by the medical examiner.