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3 I 8HEBIBMPS FIEST EIGHT. Tie Story of tfee Indian Aepnlm at the Upper Cascades. i Htatoflo Block Howe--Tho Bxtftemwt lit Ho row in tha Gen FhU Sheridan hopeless Ulnest, taken in connection with a recent visit to the Upper Cas Odes, recalls vividly an Important episode in the early military history of tturtdashln gand brilliant cavalry officer Thirty two years ago on the 26th day of last March, the historic attack waa made on the residents of the Upper Cascades by the hostile Indians. To all old pioneers of Oregon ad to the careful reader of the record of the early Indian wars of the territory the circumstances Of the attack on the Cascades and of tho masaere are well known These sanguinary deeds of savage veogeaure have become Imperishable fragments of the his tory of Oregon and will never be referred to without a shudder and feelings of horror How when and whero the attacks were made have been repeated!) written about and are more than a thrice told tale Capt, Bright, who was at The Dalles when the attack was first made, lost no time In hastening to the rescue Lieut Phil Bheridan who at that time was stationed at an conver also received the news and hastened to the sccuo with forty men He co-operated j.Ith Col Wright and rendered assibtauce in driving back the Indiana and in capturing a nnm bet of the red devils According to the reconli nine Indians were hanged, among the number old Cheuoweth one of the chiefs, who It sai 1 win at the botto of tho The folk nifs mention is made of the flght in tlie HStorj of the Willamette alle who esaj ed from the first attack fltprt eddown the river toWnrd down they met the steamer Belle ou board I ieut Phil Sheridan and fort mt.ii who were sent up on the report of un cxi earrled down by Indian Simpson the morning Tho retreating party went on board the steamer Btllt, aud volunteered to sene under Lieut Shenda i who landed at Georges place but found thing In ashes The steamer returned to iincou ver and the Indians pitched iutoSheridan fought him all day and drove him. with forty mtn und ten below Hamilton place notwith standing he bad a small cannon One soldier was killed Tho steamer Bello returned the next day (the third of tbe attack), and brought ammunition for the bloclthonse The steamer Fashion, with vol unteers from Portland also arrived at the same time The volunteers remained at the Lower Cascades.

Lletit, Sheridan took his command with a bateau loaded with ammunition crossed to Brad ford a Island, on the Oregon side, where they found most of the Cascade Indians, having been advised by George Johnson to go on there tha first day of the attack. They were crossing and recrosaing all the time, and Sheridan made them prisoners. He pressed a boat crew, and as tGey towed up to the head of the island and above saw great numbers of Indiana on the Washington territory side opposite them. Sheridan expected them to cross and fight him and so between them tnd the Indians he had la charge he thought he tiad his hands full Just then. Lieut.

Sheridan discovered Col Steptoe and his dragoons, Infantry and volunteers coming down from the steamer Mary, -forprislnr completely the Indians who were busily engaged In cooking beef, and watching Lieut Sheridan Across the river But on the sonad of the bugle, the Indians fled like deer into the woods, with the low of only one killed Had it not been for the bugle, they might have captured fifty redskins The conduct of CoL Wright In this affair was highly praised by the press and public Although in camp on Mi way to Walla Walla, when the courier brought him news of the attack just be- foro midnight, ho at once roused his men and inarched the whole command Infantry, artillery and dragoons back to The Dalles, loaded an of them he could possibly crowd upon the the steamers and barge, and hurried to the rescue. They were delayed by the condition of the boilers but when they finally reached tho scene of action Col Wright and CoL Bteptoe led the troops in person In a charge before which the enemy fled like sheep No less gallant was the conduct of Lieut. Phil Sheridan The news reached Vancouver late In the evening of the attack, and at 5 clock next morning he started up the river with all the force he could col lect Intelligence of attack reached Portland late on the night of March 26,1856 and created great ox citemenL A public meeting waa immediately called, and a company of volunteers organized the following day They were refused tho use of territorial arms by those who had them in chsTge and having picked np twenty pieces of various descriptions, started early on the morning of the 2bth in the steamer Fashion This company was forty strong and commanded by Capt L. Powell and Ueut A Stewart. Procuring arms and ammunition at Vancouver, after much delay, they arrived at the Lower Cascades, too late to be of any assistance to Lieut Sheridan and but a short time before the Indians were scattered by CoL Wright, Later a company of slxtj-elght men, commanded by CoL Stephen Coffin ana Licuts JU McLaren and Bretk went up on tho steamer Jennie Clapk, but finding everything quiet, returned to Portland A second public meeting was held In Portland on March 28 In times of excitement cays our authoritv there are always to be found plentj of men.

who seem to flnd pleasure in intensifying the panic by inconsiderate language lugubrious predictions and rash conduct People of this char acter having conceived the Idea that Portland waa In danger of attack, though Just why they were never able to explain, called a meeting for the purpose of taking active measures to defend the city Davis was appointed to the com maud of the forces to be raised. Two hundred mon enrolled their names in response to a call for joiunteers. Before the company was fnlly organ Ized, however, the absurdity of the whole proceed Ings became apparent, and the matter aaietlv cropped, Another exhibition of anxiety, says the same authoritj was the departure from Portland on the otn of April of a mounted company of twen ty five rangers under Cspt 8 Bnekley and Ltout Powell who made a fruitless scout in the don of the Sandy In search of Indians wap might harbor mil designs upoh thepeace and welfare of Portland Falling tofind auvVed skins they returned, and the people now relieved 01 ail anxiety again abandoned themselves to association, tends the following note to Toe ORE GONUtf The people of Seattle have organized commit tees to attend to tho details, and intend to make the occasion even more memorable for their noa- pitallty than that of the third reunion hUd in their city Efitorta are being made to secure reduced rates of fare upon all Hues of travel In the territory to those attending the reunion A cordial Invitation Is extended to the general public to participate la the AS VIEWED BY A STBANGEE. ppiy at "JO CUE street Secretary Washington Pioneer Association A POBTLANDER INTEBVIWED One Man Hot Afraid to Speak Hia Oon- nctiona Belying the ravagai oj time and restiiting the slow process ol crumbling decaj.thc building crowns the steep wooded height overlooking a long sweep oi the majestic rtver ana irftbJn solud et nnl Its crashing turbulent floods Its old weather Btalnid and ttrnpcst th i ai thlrt two 6 18 mtttd abont it and ot the loug celentless conflict with the Ies i el ollta There are to be seen the old grim port holes throngh which the dUimdlri mffi a with tho trusty and unerring rifle routelj but eloquently telling the story ol the ong by gone Btnigcfcs with the red man Rain wind and ears of sunshine have left their Impress and the old Jogs and tool are rapidly lapsing luto decay nnd dilapidation One portion has already sunk Krauj feet, andIta pltcted over against the other walli Over the battered and craribUng bnllding rests an air of sombre gloom and aronndi itt presence seems to hover a cloud of ghostly assocl aUons that belong to toe historic past AroMd Its tower the lofty and rugged mountains clad wltj the straggling growth of forest like the grim. morionlesB frowning sentinels of doom Below the Columbia pours Its reiurtless floods seaward and sounds 16 ceaseless diapason of thunder' Kivor mountain and forest all combine A IS," 1 au impressive picture--wild and wlero, and brooderfover bv a spirit of rnys terious lonellnesi savage srandeur and saddened SS 'H," 16 defend ers and of those flcrce and cruel viho lul the attack onl; a few survive to rolau.

or rcnu.m ber the sangulnars story of murder and repute Col Steptoe has long since passed away Col 1 promoted to the rank of briga Oler) with his famllj and bluff milt many years ago in the stormy waters of the Puclac when off CreMont City at tie time the ill fated rertlS hSfe bCt haman h0 re B1 1 a 61 8 Pkcc of timber remali 4 tbe soot v. hold Its historic interest anil bt olnted thn scene of pioneer bloodshed I wolc ultimate triumph oer )he WA8EIHQTOH IEREITOST Flnh Annual Eennlon to be Held at Senttle Next Weflk SFA.TTLF rray 26 The annual reunion of the Pioneers of Wash Ington tcrriton ill be held in Seattle on the 5th of June The business meeting will begin at 2 and will continue throughout the afttmoon and evening during whlrb tomembir- Bhlp payment of election ol offlc a uon of a place for the reunion of 188a etc vyi I be in order Jurweth a railroad excursion to Renton and picnic in Smith garden will be ghen by local Pioneers, free to all visiting members. The annual addresses will then be delivered, June 7th, a ride over the Seattle Lake Shore Eastern railway will be tendered by the comoanv tt a very low rate. All residents of the Pacific coast prior to 1856 are entitled to membership, aud all husbands and of members are eligible by reason of such relationship The Pioneers of Seattleand Kin; county are prepared to. nuke welcome who come, and they lope for the coming of an other Pioneers from nrery part of our territory Chairman Committee Seattle Pioneers.

BOB. rraocli Henry of Warner Tells the People of Hia Own Hums that Portland Will Be the Kan das City of tha Pacifio Coast When it comes to thinking and a Port land future trriwth tlun-is not more cn'tuiai astic man In tliis tj thau Tiftecn jean affo ht 111 Kansas and lost his opportunity when ho neglected to put all his money Jnto property Iu the wonderful ctt of the Mis sourl Like Ircspott, A Maxwell 8 Rowo It HudiUi.9ou and othe Cit men Mr has a firm comittion which notlil 11, can shake that the sixme growth awaits Portland thut cumu to kaiis tty Ht is now in the East Ismg Oretron on his Lnst week ho was at Ii oM homi, and aftt-r iut" slewing him the Kaunas CItj Journal of tlio said Hr Warner pave an enthmliistlc 1 acrount of Portiand an 1 th tour to tributarj thnt lie thinks Portlond aa an prcat cl ances before it is Kmisns had niuetetn yt upo that 1 ort 1 in 1 iu laet Is a repetition of knlisas Clt Ktal tstute that tity he stated at the rate ol or 10 in.r ceiit a month ni 1 nuuiy have be come millionaires simplj bv staMng there Mr Wnrntr ipoke of some of his own real estftto transactions and the iigiresof profit had really BO much of tiio Kansas Cltj tbat a compart pon between the two cittts would seem quite Jus tumble Portland harbor has a depth of seventy to 100 feet and some of the enormous quantities of marketed in tho citj is lupcil 111 the form of flour In ocean ctifllng Aeimls directlj to one mill alono grinding 1000 barrels each day The loiiiiug about Portland Is an other cause of her rapid growth and some of the capltfil with which all tno great enterprises are carried out iaderived from that source Mr a ner said that Van DeLashmutt, the mm or has for the last few mouths had a dally income of 9900 from dividends from htfi share lu thtCceurd Ueuo mines Asa natural appendix to the mining-industry, a large smelter has been ended at Portland and is now being operated. Tht, iron and steel works just the city em ploy at present more than 2000 men, and will soon emplo: abontaooomen The supply of timber almost inexhaustible, and of the very beat qual ity, tmt has not yet been utilised to any great ez tent, With finch resources to draw on. It IB only natural that Portland should make rapid progresj A double-deck steel bridge Is now being eon structed over the Willamette river under me BU perYlsion of Mr George Moniiwn. who was assistant engineer under Octane tbanute when, the Hannibal bridge was built in Kansas City, twenty years ago The cost of this bridge will bo about 1500,000 A new hotel will be built this summer at a cost of 1750 000, all of which la subscribed by Portland business men, and has been subscribed for an industrial fair building, which will be opened next fall There hai been subscribed for and $200da being paid out of that fund regularly every month.

Next year tho amount will probably be doubled "It is all trae every word of it." Mr Warner, with the emphasis of conviction "the trou We is only that Portland and those truths aro 2000 miles off on the way through Nebraska I heard a Boston swell ask in what part of Washington territory Oregon was The disgust ol the auditor may easily be Imagined. We have he declared energetically or people will never know what we have I shall take a drh about town to-morrow and see what you have got and shall then tack a banner on each horse, and have them inscribed Oregon Wherever I go people shall near something about the Kansas City on tho Pacific coast TEE EAST SIDE A Case of Extortionate Hack Chirge--Lot Owen for a Ohurch Several davs ago a yonag woman, without cr perlence came to Portland on one of tho trains Bhe had never been hero bofore and really did not know and conld not tel 1 where sho wanted to go The hack driver got from her the name Fulton, and took har across the river thinking ahe wanted, perhaps, to go to Pulton when the driver got over to Portland he looked Into the directory and found the name of Elder Fulton, East Portland So instead of taking her np tho river to Pulton he brought her back to tho East Portland side and finally out to Mr Fnlton a residence Frank Andrews, charged the young nomauiJ which was regarded by her Mends as extortion ate and jesterday Andrews wat arraigned before Recorder Llowellj On the ituess stand the yonng woman was unable to tell anything about the matter could not tell whether eho had been taken acrosn the er, and in fact could not tell wht re the driver did take her However, the recorder was of the opinion the charge was too hleh in anv event He fined Andrews 16. which he paid. Tho yonng lady seemed nndcr the impression the recorder could compel the driver to restore part of the money he had charged, and thought the fine belonged to her bnt of course that went to the city The case should be a warning' to yonnggirls coming to this city without full knowledge of where they are going The recorder made some pointed remarks on tbat line. OKMEltOUa DONATION For some time past the Methodist church In Al has been under the charge of Kev Pcirce Tho new society down there nas greatly prospered under his direction They have been endeavoring to secure a building lot, but have not succeeded on account of the great lack of means Last week a wealthy Portland lady hating been Informed of the intentions of the society and the desire to secure- building lots, has gn tn toward scenting the location The gift is gtoeroi OUL Lots can be bought now that later on could not be reached for auj thing reasonable GHAND BBPUBUCAX Thero will be a grand republican rally in Hall Stott hnll Thursday Corporal Tanner, tlie great orator from Now York, will make tho speech.

There will be beaU enough In the hall to accom modate every out. A brass baud ana plenty of good music will be provided A large number of people on the east side want to hear Corporal Tanner and now comes the oppor- tuultj 80MXKB PORT NO 12. Members of Sumntr Pobt No 12 -will meet Wednesday at 1 uharp, at their hall Iii Kast 1 ortland to attend memorial uervieea All ex soldiers and sailors arc invited participate 1 LOlt Comiuauder NOTE" Page is announce! to address the de mocracy of East Portland thia at Hall fatott Hall Ir Uoss Houghton will deliver the educational addreaB Dcfore the East Portland public schools Tuesday evening June 12 Orient Lodge, No 17 I 0 has elected the following officeTM to serve for tho cmulng term Peach A PrenUsb Sec Stewart Treas John Kenworthj Mrs Thorp has returned from her trip to Lewis nver Sho was accompanied by her two Bisters Lyde Browning and Grace Browning who will remain here during the week. Jasper Crane, the railroad man has bought two lots on Fourth and Weidler streets HoUaday addition and has commenced the erection of a house tho coat of which will Chief fingtneer Alex Donaldson is training the Grant Engine Hose Company for the coming toumameut They practice several times eacn week and intend to make It lively for all comers. Ira Powers who recently irchased the furniture factory on Fifth aud street-, has leased tho uiinrtxr lofk opposite He will add Improixd macaiuerj und make tho fattorj an extensive ont, A Kirk came back from the seaside yeater dav where be i Snturtfay to prepar for several familea who eud th, summer There will be a Inrgu number who will RO to tho seaside thle year The grand lodge of Good Templars will meet at Rosas hall in this city on the 20tli of June A laree delegation 1Y bt lit aud the members of Lily lodge of this city are now coutem plating extensive arrahgement for a fitting recei tirm of them A first class entertainment utt imllic lu staHntlon aro spokeu of which would be au ex telleiit thing for the order aud ote who will visit at the time Give me the name of eorue old rehal It, nn of Seattle in the real ebtate buxmets "it 1 air Eshelman Llewtllin 4, Co are tht, farm you want to see Ihey have busi nes4 and residence property in all irta of the and a number or aduitiOBs Write to that firm bv all means for printed matter Kciuember there is ily one Seattle the New YorTc of tht icilic whtre property that one year sold lor fGOOO has MIICC been sold for $18 000 This is about the ratio of increase values Buy now and buy iron.

JLihUmiii Llewelljn tt. to and reup the great udvaiice Don't delay we repeat $GO 000 for a lot that one ear ago co $30 000 and five jeurs ago sold for $4000 looks like property is coming up Seattle "Well that jubt what it is doing The man who bought this lot at $00000 ft Ul get $100 000 in two years Writekshelman LdewellymLCo I want to tnow about Seattle, who must 1 write to, please? Kshelman Llewellyn Co are the men they havw tons of reluible ftUabout Portland'a Unpretentious Solidity Btnkei a Stranger He Impressed With Oar Oomnierce aod PUasad With the Ho mo tho People and the Olunata L.HnIg.editorofthoBnttflCityPj Miner of Butte Montana, who recently paid a usit to Portland, writes a letter to his paper guiug his impressions of this city He says Portland baa In the Willamette valley a rich tnbutnr section that hor citizens never expect to lose control of and ft Is the established entrepot for Oregon atid Eastern Waahlugtoo, a stretch of countrv unexampled hi richuesn and fertility in the lopmeut of which much remains to be done Portland has been a cit of hteadi growth The ac rttiou of wealth has not been bounds but in leRitimntx and natural growth of trade LOU BCijuciit upon tho steady increase of )uritr tiib- utary to her There Is an air of nnpntenuous about tlie tnisluew ptirU of tlie town--an air of i i i 0 bt htt led in rofitabk 1 a 3ouj time and with tl.e inttntiou of rein tin IIIL tJiLTL for tlie bttlnnto of Tin. re is Iiurush neither is tlu.ro i 1 nip TU tlentj of ieople on the prlu ipul Hi voi ghfarei but uobofl it mm lid to ic in the i lundsome 1 utlut 11 nl rn the lower art of tow i iurt there an nir of stHttl neas und el I it home of A ii ticefib't. ttnturt, of tin statt ii the ub eute of rich dre i the 1 id f- Th sppt. ir i iblle in a 1 si ou conoid strett tumes iu i i tl jm i i itU, whert Ftlish uniti nre tl I ore notm tl i ro i i IL lar Tl set.

arc itid 110 it i i on a of reiineuicnt Thia i a city of a il hoi its li 1 ort i a i btuutifu 1 i a wealth of flow i iJ ir inn Lea th inuint, put it its for tlie Hi htr et-s are bordired i beiiitff 1 1 ad ttt 1 usts nud nupUfl predo uiuatlup i i or i i full bloom and ing out perf IL al most Wood is i re Mill up lilding itenal but same of tl ir-iea of the rich aro erj eltgiint in design i a ermaucnee in of i terial Their prludpal tharm lies in th ir mr roundiags mauj of them having btaullful ly kt-i grounds Tbe possess in this respect a petuliar charm from Butte the rtiflVrtnt rich i of grteu having a most restful effect to the eye wtariedby tlioabsenco of any suh UfVct at home Ihe town extends along tho bauk of the I lamette about six miles aud reaches birk to the base of the hills that rise beynd It from wheucu and varied views can be had. The front is lined with wharves built on piles, to which ocean steamers come with ease at all seasons On the east side of the river are the towns of Portland and Bell wood, and they are all practically one city and contain au estimated population of 60.000 Therhcr here is deep and broad and the wharves on both sides the river have always some ocean going vessels load Ing or discharging cargoes at them I had bet accustomed to hear that Portland dav as an ocean port -was passing aw a fhe people here laugh at the idea. They smite when you mention Seattle and T.acomaL. The admit the bar IB an obstruction but claim that at its worst it does not the largest vessels coming over It. Thus it will be aeen that tho commercial pros pority of Portland Is an assured fact unlikely to be affected by any subsequent growth of cither of the Sound citioo, Wb.cn asked what they count 6n to re tarn its prosperity in spite of all draw Portlanders aay Our climate aud the trade already established here They bank largely on their climate I am free to confess 1 found it uncomfortably warm the first two or three days I was here But at evening a delicious coolness supervenes, and I am told that at no time in sum mer is this relief absent.

Under the circum stances recuperation at night certain no matter how much oppressed by heat ouo may hare been in tho daytime But the people maintain it never does become oppressively hot I don go a cent on "mean temperatures They are the most decop- fraud ever Invented by the algnal service Neither do I go touch on extremes of temperature. Therefore in quottagthe saying that the mercury has gone be-low xcro but once since 1872 nor alw 99,1 give It for what it la worth. I am con fldent it does not mean the same- thipg aa in Butte Just the same, however, Idore say the claim made lor Oregon that it has the most equable clunate la the world hs considerable fouudatiou in truth THE BODXHBEK CALIFORHIA BOOM A EdBideat of Portland Qirea Impartial View of tho Sitnatioii Mr Clinton 01 this city In the employ of L. Polk i Co the directory pubLbhers has Just retornod home after an absence of nine or mouths speut Iu cling In the southern and central portions ol California in the interest of his flrm Uo wasinterUcwed by an OREO ox IAN reporter jeatcrday, and aome polnta were elicited that arc ol relative to the boom country Like all Oregomans who etray away (rom home Mr Clinton Is glad to gU back and says he llkea Oregon the best every time While speaklaffa good word for the delightful climate ol California, he remarked that It was not all euu shine there, and that the people of Los Angeles were kept bust all last winter ologizlng for tho rain and mud Indeed he noter aaw filthier streets In his life than of the city of an gtls. remarked Mr Clinton it appears that I had to go from Oregon the land of ralu to Loa Angeles to gtt tho worst soaking 1 ever had in my life, followed by a Btvere rheumatic whicli laid i i hospital there for three weeks But ou FCO I more Uiau as I am now in betttr Uian ever before In lift.

So I a nothing to complalu of as to California climate Mr Clinton says that there Is a re action from boom of tliej-ast two ycara, but cautious people ought not to take loo much stock In the rtn etl' collapse or bursting of the bubbk lions there will be, and mauy Lootocra aud speculators will go to the wall, where of them ought to for their rascally methodh of deahu-r But there wlU bo the a tho no collapse The reasons Ten for that are There is alreadv so much Invested In substau tial bj iwirties and corporations which have more to invest and they will see to it that thtir intereHts bhall bt protected Iht fame of the bout hern Callforuia climate is not ephemeral nor limited to a small field It Is world wide and people of means are Qockine tluthor from Hll parts of the globe. They are not all sick people cither, although umu are going there for the bettering of their health ancfthey do Improve as mofct will feel better for any change Ont very favorable Indication Is that the longer people live there aa a rale the better the like the climate Los Augelea has the best tndieattous aa to rkh and productive country bad of It, and all around It, while Sah Diepo has Uie most btau Uf ul situation and one of thu finebt harbors on the entire coast but the land in the of the latter utj appears and barren and will need irrigation to make it productive They say they will overcome that drawback by enormous aqueducts now in course of construction and others that aro projected. On tho whole Mr Clinton appears to have faith In Southern California and especially Ixs Angeles as a place of Investment, but prefers Port hind as his home. He sajs there a most aur prising antagoulnm existing between the northern and southern portions of California and that there Is a great disposition in the central part of tho state to float the stories of disappointed investors --and there are mail) such--aud iu that way If one were to bt lie-o the half that Is told by each stale Bbout tbe other ho would think tho whole state, aa Diekens ezpreBsee, It Is to the deraultiou bow wows While the tnu i of the.matter is the whole Pucifie coaat from Puget bound to the Mexican line IB enjojing aa unexampled era of rosperity which fs but the foretaste of better things to come and Oregon ho la 0raWy atluuted to Wt the belter ANTl- D-ore or eta and 1 Never venture you will never win Bend your money to Estieliuaii Co Seattle to plant lota and block- the future great city of the Pacific will never retret it but wish 5 ou Ind more money Secure some property now there laa chauce Landlord where 11 the office of iihelman Certainly you hare not been on the or you would have seen where the great crowd ol people are all come everv ly Well see that crowd of men jiinttoUoK them and jou i a i thtir offices If you want comfort in your old BRC buy a lot in Seattle nnd you will be hied It is better than money at interest it can fail or depreciate Try and see what it will i two years faend to Bshelmau I leweih Co tor descriptive matter fan iesale houbea I i have re ceiitlv built houses and started branches Ln beattlc ban Frunciico houses arc also -penii branches in beattlu Write Eahel mn Llewllyii Co for price of lota OIHL THAT CAN A iwpectabto parttel. 42 of Ash Vi AL HOUSE 1WK ANTED-OIB1.

WANTiD TO DO Fourth at between ton ami Alder TJTA.I.TED-A GOOD OIRL FOB OEMSKAL Housework Ipplv at 69 boutb First at. 26mtf IMtD-TWO OtNtllAL HABNLSS MA kcrswantf-d steady emn raTM" 1 'w 7 arlira Ail I A 4 MUULE A A ran I plain ooLing In a fcmlly of tour Apply l71I.R HA -ID A VOIl FURNITURE vort. imp urn alio a good turner Apply to ram-i WOMAN TO DO AND uwworc on lam or man a id wif ca flril ateudy emi loi me man must be farm hand mlnagoSd lain cook a ronir A ll 5 ell ftbotft them fne Over SOU listed. 1 I I A I FOIl WORK I 1 A 1 IT Of fou 110 cblKJren AI I at Room 12 Liitori bl'K-k Portlai ANTED- I I FOR kiulH-n at Hut 1 -t rr Sot i aiKt ti a rto co era 11 TFD-- I I toil A I a i i i i A a A A HLIW1-. I I I I 2 I IK- WP 8 i JS i i I I 01 KM a I futi i wo.

1 A I Kbts i sit Rttoniw 1 rU ler htw 1 1 Hrflt- la. a 1 i M1 Ilt4lt 141 1 I I I 1 Just iu tbe i ed -iliol H.ilc er -s tri, ker and liar I ar i kr 1 1 01 forcik lu aim i of work i i position ID a I tiuu-w i i work himself UraiK-luad re ct-i Ad Irt-t-t I are Urpj ma 7 A ill (JR I A A OR i I bcorreti mil buy KurtU Ortgoniau u-i A OM-, I I I A BOUTS of A1 UP boy about 14 years oil. vtlo last heard ol lef" Halfin for 1 ortland will con a fitvor rd to hia mother I A OLADIiJSSTINE, AstorLt Or 2fimlin -COOD SECOND A TWO 6EAT eI spring wagon Must be lu gool or ler and Apply '2H4v a'-bingtOP at 25ni tf AATKD-A J-UBMailLD HOU8E MTJ8T BF reasonable or a position to take charge or uaUi children Address It care Oregonlau tJwlm A A flO A DAY RUB- ber undergarment nplendid, try It. MR8 I- LITTLE CHlclgo Ul 8Jml4 BCrea 2S, mllea from Hast Portland 16 acres tn lvattua In meadow good young orcbtu-d A MONTH can bo made by yJ.UU working fbr us. Agents preferred who can furnish (heir own horses andglve tbelr whole time to the business Sparo momenta may be etuployedaUa Alew vftcandealn townjiand ritles.

JobnsouACto lOOQMalnnt Htcbminul VA ANTED--ACTIVK AOFNTS FOR OUR CEI E- bratfKi photo copies. PACIFIC PORTRAIT tX) Market st. Saa PrancLico CaJUbrnla. 22mlin FOR SAI E--SEAL JE8TATJK A. river below Alblna for ten days to save commis- alon Inquire at cor of HolunUy avaoua and Elm, etreeta Eaatfortland 17m6f ARMS FOB GOOD FARMS IN the Wfflamette for sale at reasonable prices And on easy terms.

Apply to WSL M. ACM ASTER 40 Second st Portland Oregon EAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME-5 ACRES at the bead of Hawthorne avenue on the western slope of Mount Tabor neat cottage house ground all tine state of cultiratlon orchard ol choice varieties and abundance of small fruit and berries fine stream of water and small flsb pond Price f6500 Tv acres In tbe town of Wttbburg: 2 good bousn large barn One mat jand toys well and -very rich soil CUlll good house and bun good cisterns a rare bargain per acre 5 aero tract miles from Stark st ferry on Johnson creek house and name cleared MOO, SO acre tract near Leul mill, rich level laud -indeaay cleared, 11500 LOGAN A McCOT corner Fourth and East Portland. USfc. BtltRY RANCH HALF A mile from Mt, Tabor IB all In high state of culllvatlou email oouse and barn three acres choice varieties of fruit, ftmr acres In berries balance of place In offered for the very low price ofHUO LOGAN A Mct(n jTinltut for Fourth and Last I orthutd A lOK A I TItK best gordenfm; rMUoli 1 i MulUiomah cum Ly lour mltpfl frooi Kwn rortland conalatloR of JO acrra tt acrea of tlie best jich beaver dam bulauct good rich soil floe bold tprtw tram tfhi the entire place can be Irrigated. Hmall house and btvru some choice fruit (-an be for the very low price of E.a.

McGOj cor L.sts_F Portland. i RGAIHS--AN ONE WANTING GOOD flirms convenienOy and beautifully located aud on ea-sj terms wlH flnd it greatly their advunlage liter with A Roberta at Crowley btatlou Also good gralu business and wareh usu propertj 2 7 I anrl sightly ndmill furnishes water for the block will 10 per cent room I i story house fruit trees $J4OO--3 room 1 oose fruit trt-ea. Both near car line and central 1 850--9 room hoiLie balh room eto central room house fruit trees BUi at car line passes tl door f)650--9 room house and two lotn--1 ita are worth $3000 alone fiOOO--10 acres bet river and fourth st car line 100 lots In Alt Ina aud from 1200 up payments to cult 2 cottages facing the ocean Long Beach. WJOOO--Fine residence and iuar ter block 3d and sta. One location L.

A I AT- Ti- 4th and sta Fortlan 1 J7m ti TpOU BALE--STORY AND A IXHTVGL 7 rooms, ftne lot on 8 st bet J-d and 2W Car 111 passes. Price part cash Only prluclpals Deed appi) at 675 st a excepted. TOOR BALE-FARM CONTAINltNO 222 ACRES JU soil good all level well watered convenient!) cated 100 acres fenced and cruss-feiiced 40 acres lu cultivation balance light home and barn Apply to C. a 1m verj good price very luw I.IAMta Oregon -llty Or OR RKKT OR HALE- HOOD RIVFR-LARGK fUrufabed housa with 10 acres of land. Inquire at at 4b7 aeventh street qu lu i.ALTlFXL TIOMI 1 SITE LOTS IN HcMlUen add to I i from railroad bridge fine view of Portland aud rher A i ly llUenger Alblua or I Page 1M Front 1 ortland tlS OU OOOD I HOUSF also ojie good work horse Tn at the llome M-ible No i bet WoflLingtan OR SALF-MAOMl-lCKNl BKDKOOM FUR- lure carpota etc.

Prices retiaouable Api ly at 4b Ash st tni-tf TJlOR SALE--A bPAN GOOD DRAFT HO US EH -T harness and wagon, t. BtDD tjnploymei Office IdO First St. A F1RL BAKK FOB SALE-MEDIUM sUe late style and In good order price TKLyER. bTfrABMB A CO 7 Stark st OR SAlA-COMPLE-tEOUTFrr OF ELEOANT bar Oztum. Apply comer of Third and Ash sta.

gltf BOTEFUHR. OR OON1FC-1IONERY sta id with Ice cream saloon. Apply corner Fourth and satmon eta, city mS lOIt A A BU- Iness rent cheap desirable location Parties Ae- sire to leave tha state Address GROCERY care Ofegonian 26m4 A GREAT BARGAIN-A GOOD JOB PR1N1INU office with established buahiesa tor sale cheap. For further particulars Inquire nt 1O9 Korthl4th streiit lortlacd SminT OR FLOURING MILLS. a good hivestmeut.

Apply to L. M. Hlddeu Van couver 4 a tf UGENE Ler Money advanced on personal property wiUi. put reuiovaL Room 7 Portland Savings Bank bullO- lug cor Beeond and aanlngtou strevtA. Heference MercUanta National baQk.

OKfcY ON HOUSb.HOLD~l; ture and chatteli of uny deftcrtptioii (without re- muval) or note DKDMAff 3j Oah Bt UND Ohl-BUOWN 61-rTFR ward forjeturn I 3 3 1 I lOLNO-huOlCH ItRUJtuTW UICU OWNEH can Imve I proi int, propertj and pa lut, for thla alvertbement JO North rout at PorllaS 27m kUBERT BRADLEY ft CO Imnorters of Shoe Manucturers Store aupulles Blackings Dressings WO FLtXJANT SblTS OF THRfc-F each front room with bay window und auluUjld for housekeeping ed tront room facing eos gMJtlemw only Mrs Osvold 1st an 1 Morrison I A I FRONT rooms hay window on -wine flo ir 1 j- Blrably located terms moderate cor I Ightn and Alder 2 i A A I I i A I down town room neatly Lshe i fire quired Ueiitlemen ly i rare Or goniAii TTIOH ItFNT-TO i A I 1 1 nt-ihc-I Iront Ina private fkmily svh ro tl rf arc uo ther At 189 a i at -Htn r. a li OH HI r-63 Keren rooms er i i 8 UPPI i ot)a wtnrl jw facing i laza tuud omitted tt ut 2 3 Front st OL 4.N A. FUHMSIIH) LAI at TIIF 1 I 50 i hi a 1 I ok over list o( 5UO oiiis In all arts i i I 1) cei trail located Bt N'T I rili. bTONi. BLLK IIS I a fU re i stable a Jtuom i fur ill und ui luri LH! pd TTi TO Jit M-- IIOL It I nXT'l'" Lso fiir i i ID NORTH A I ott lu for tlifot or If SI Oil I I I OP 21 1 JD Ititble tyr tuudl! ou ueis.

1A I 1 i LI OH Hi I Sf 9 I I I bet a Inquire ut tlui ie ma Cur -co 1 tLslt tf lj quality lmro crf IR RI NI i on -j I utb and i Impro I l-trou fis. Cir Btxtii i bt.s I I 01 rovemeuta 1 I eau Jiij -OR KFNT-- I I IlOUSt COJi. 17TH aud atrecta LO I I I A TO iiear I building I KOO5IS lf 1th board al 181 a jtefereaceacichaj gcd VJ'FCIAZ. i Third street i Ru 6EAT Uld iNRRaETIC CAN A MONE1 Bli to A LORD Morrison st bet 8 pnd Tuesday J4M-tf "ADAM SCOICH Past present und future revealed Information on business love marrtoae. etc Ladles nta Office hours from 1 to 9 M.

Vermont ouae cor Kirat and Jeffereon 1 mlm NFI-SON GREAT HM RKSS TELLS past present and future consultations ou all af fuira from 9 A M. to 9 Ladiei fl gentlemen 134 Mark st between and 7th 8mlm KWARD-t WILL GIVE A RFWARD OFTEN dollars for the arrest and conviction of any person 1 GANG EDGERS AND HEAD Steam Cut-off Saws, Lane Saw Steam Feeds, Boilers and ,0 it, bidra bS dried frail, caught stealing tbe Dally or bunder OrogonUui soutb ol Alder st iJ4m MOOBE, Route Agent TORAOF FOB FURNITL Rlu PIANOS AND other gtKKti Advances made and goods trausferred. Union Transfer and storage Co 30 Aab street. pliouc 05 THOUrSON 4 CO A BEKN A.P pointed affect-) fbr the purcluwo of raj? stoclc for tbe Columbia River Paper Co and are prepared to nor cliase forcash Hags Burlaps, Mitnlla rope aud all oiliec kinds of Paper Stock Old Iron and M.etal oT all Itlnda. 47 Portland Ofpgon 4mtf OFFICB OF CITY ITBE WORKS POEITL Or.

BlDV 11, 1888 ROPOSALS INVITED UNTIL 16 18S furnlslilofrnatergatefl and lead. furtiUliul ou application at thia oftlce. 20rulO Is A ACM HMITII Superintendent. NATURAL clairvoyant can be coosulted ap to the 5tb or June at her residence No 73 Columbia si on all tneaflhlra of lift 1 She tella pest present nd fature gives advice upon bmlneca Jourueya lawsuiu and social mattere SatlBfactiou guaranteed or no pay Business and Call aoou befbre ahe leaves the city OTICF IS HEREBY tN THAT A MEET tog of tbe stockholder)- ol the Pacific Fire Irmur- t-ompany will bebeldon June 20 1888 at 7 )0 0 cluck M. at tbe office of B.

Turtle Lnq 167 llrstat. Portland for tbe purpose of adopting laws and for the election of tiocb an additional iiamrMT of directors aa may then and there be determined upon and for such other business aa mav coma before itald meeting Fer order or the Board of Dl rectors. (iain-td) OAMMANfe Sec ilfcAiON IMPROVEMENT COMPA3SY--AIs nual meetlwr of Btockholdera--Notice la hereby Kivt tliat pui-suaot to the by laws of the company tbe annual meeting of the stockholders of the Oregon Improvement Company will be held at tht, offlcc of tlii, compajiy la Portland Oregon at cluck ou Mo litj Juno 18 188W for tl orelectl Ulretton for the ens iliig ai rt for transaction ot HI ch other businesa as may legally before the meetiiuf FOX becrstary rlland May 18 1B8S. 18m 1m OFSTOCKHOLDfc-RS MFETINO--THE, un-mul meeting of tho atockboldera ot the Oregon Company for the election of a boartl of directors for the ensuing year and for the transaction of ch other business as may come before them will held at the office of the company om 1" tl Ird Ho ir Ablngton building iorthutd, Oregon, 1888 at 11 A MARTIN WINCH Secretary Oregon Irou and bteel Co. IZ 1888 td OT1CE OP STOCK HOLDtJtB ait-KTHSG-- la hereby 1 tnut the annual meeting of the 5uotk.holder* o( thu Northern 1 HclUc ftrmlnal CJnupany of Orpgon 111 be held at i office of the company In the citj of Portland Or eg 01 Monday tbe IHth day of Jrnic 1888 at It) cluck A for tliu purpose or electing directors of Raid company to sen.

t. for thu eunutnij year and for tli trausurtloti suuh other basliiesa aa mav proiv crly come bef tt eetl lurtlaiid Or Ma 1888 26mjd JOSEPH RIMON Secretary OIICE 18 HE.REBY THAT BIDS WIU received ontll 12 1 ck JutioB 1888 at theofflce of Atkinson secretary at Ashland Or aud at the office ol Vi arren White tuxii tect at Portland Or bj the Hotel Company for the erection of ft tel building on the ChHwood corner In Aahland Oregon ace rdlug to the lans and specifications ou file at the offlces above mentioned The secretory Is a.uthori?ed. to furnish further partlc ulars lu respect to completion of attic fttory Tlie iiiuanj reserve the right to reject any and all bids rju.h bid must be accompanied hj agoodandsuffi ctentbondofat least I1OUO oondltioned tnat the bid der will enter into contract and give the requhed bond that 1 will build and oimplwte the building for the price bid htm ATKINSON bee Wood and Iron Working Ingersoll Rock Drills and Air ComDresL, Ore Cfoncentrators, Oie Feeders, 1 Mills. Concentrating and Smelting Plantl FOB SA.I.E--BEAI. E8TA.TK This Beautiful Property is Now Offered For Sale In Small Tracts, at a Cheap Price and Eas Payments.

The Rpedal features of thbi property are (Ion within three miles of the dty. on the of the iihunette river on an elevated plateau commanding a most extensive and rfmi-ipfog view of tht citv and HDrroundlng country ACCESSIBILITY Being on the tiOt, OM rh er Is cot to cross to get at it. The road ruiia through the property and la the kept and most romanttc drive out of the dty Tta railroad company will commence Slrt May -to run nine trains per day each way attach hoars and such a low rale aa will accommodate an classes of people. Steamboats are constantly plyinc on the river and will carry paaBengera to and from Palatine Hill landing according to their time schedules. This la without doubt, tbe mort accessible suburban property within reach of all claaaes of Portland citizens.

Apientlfai supply of pore witarp obtained on every lot. HHuALTHFL LNESa It Is above the and free from malaria. For healthAilueas It cannot beat CHEAPNESS, Is laid out In tracts of two acrea and upwards and can be bought for from to 41000 per jore according to locution One acre of tha most choice portion can be purchased tor less out- third the price of one ordinary residence lot la the CUV will be taken and shown the property and nil information given on application to 15 in UOBT HELL, Washington st 'or ptncnt --e cr town a' I FlWtauen votud male an offer JS sxamer rallied 1 jO 'T' io br thca emar to fi this Bjure being hai" a to A car of Eastern rt-ucLL use KWbntgo Tx TELE6EAPH tttt nwi fok. GB325I! act Jli CCI Ihe pUB-li" TOSt STOCK MARKET iToil. Mtr 28 Tho rtock mnrtct LrflMtln ttc forenooij to-da.

but RiomeritaC oecorainp quiet to IL nllWwaa dull aud TT thin narrow daH tfiqcharictct disfilT CH! WIF pi unonj which id up irl ES, PiolicfilonniPECific mo-t it Ite continued In MIFSOI rl i ketplm; ihe market ate irere doll and htir YorkMju-kei Hetlrw Stay 2S--Money conMnnei Jmot to wondered at freturn flow from, the inter or and "fou ot the bank 0 wb ch. DOW hold BWrt etth and 122,514 ''00 more fffaa jvsf The comparison ar- jtlTDTibte VfieQ It ii remcWbcrcQ Iflwe wIiKdonf loans ouf-tnuding wheat hu pushed the trade in ftlo a tower level rffee, then la no tteadr cpecnUUon lUtaL with lnteaeified confidence I A om bD ers o' low ai firm as before raeat higher but an la ATTENTION! are nuUdng dally Investments fbr Eastern and Southern friends, and parties desiring to sell their property city or suburban without publicity, woald do well to call and Uat same with us. HOWARD FLOWER, leffl May WOODS' Ec-GOV GEO ca the pc-- al places. Locil arraogenucts. There Is demand 1 for Columbia fish at tire ml 31TO il some inquiry for Alaika at on call me mercantile HUlsboro OTOCKHOLDFBS MEI-TINU SPECtAL 0 meeting the stockholders of the North Pacific Induatilal Association will beheld on Tuesday en Ing May 29 1888 at the hour of half past 7 clock at theofllce of the Columbia Fire aud Marine Insur ance Portland Savings fcank buildln-f WMhlaatoi street Portland Oregon to consider and vote npon the oueatl of Increasing tUe capital stock of the coriwratlon to 000 By order of the board 01 OlreUoraof the corporation a i a 16 I MORELAND V'OTICKOPSTOCKHOLDKHS StEETIM il annual meeting of the stockholders of the Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mlniiigand Concentraltug Company th? election of a board of directors jr tfie ensuing year ana for the transaction of uch other bualneaa as may come btlore them will be hel 1 Rt the office of the company room third floor Ablngton builoiua lortUind Oregon ou 1888 atTM clock A.

M- A INCH 11U STO MEFTWG-NO- tlce ta hereby Etven that the annual meeting of the stockholders ol ito Trausportatlou and oi lUamatte Trauspo Lock. Company will bo beW at the offlS panj In city of Portia on 18th day of June 1888 at 11 oYleck A tar nnipaw of electing directors of saldTorotanJ toiSe tor he ensuing year and the transaction such "her "Of KtULIJ A I LEN 4 LfcWIB" WHOLESALE OHOCERa corner North rout and sta Portland Oregou! pORBITT A cen aud CommUuiton 54 and 06 i rout A DHAM8 4 ELLIOTT WHOLESALE GRO-" cera Forwarding and Commlualou iterchaula. 46 and 48 Front street Portland Or 85m td BItQN Secretary 1 FOR BADGES ON I I I ROADS- cl 1 Itn 8 rec lvedfit omceof the county Imo 110 Secona St, lAOxft Bulldisi REAL ESTATE FOR SALE IN PORTLAND HOMESTEAD. Lot 137x230 feet well located Another with east front 2750 Lota in Carat hers addition and Southern Portland at low er prices than any other dnt-olaas ptoptrty on tho market. Lots and Suburban Tracts.

East Portland aud beyond In good locations and tl BARGAIN PRICES. BORTHWXCK, 133 First cor. Alder Holiday's Addition. We have for sale a nnmber of lots and Quarter Blocks in this finest suburb of portland, on East Side, Rt loir rates, and from first hands. Come early and secure a choice of this property, now first placed ob tbe market.

PAEEISH, WATKIHS COBNEUi, 24ma 33 Stark Street. G. W. DUSTIN, Eitmte, No. 3 Morrison BtrMb A large list of property Improved and a on both aldeaoftna river.

Including good ooaUwaa property varying In price from 110,000 to 10 fill paying mveatmento. have also a large cheap property In East Portland and had by paying pan cash, balanca, menta. NowlalSjo Umeto Invort. tont ftttl on me before buying. No tronble to abow body taTftrf Astoria 16td notke Dauas McMlMVUle TacMM 10V GEO 1 1 LLUN A LB.WIS COMMJSBION AH" duee MercbanU Front and tU.

rortland. Or-Ji. BATTIS CO GlSirEBil. OOMMISB10S Merchants and Produce Dealers 130 Front It BHEHLOCK SADDLERY HARMEBJif HAlml Front Bl Portland Or "-ABD- kUBERT BRADLEY ft CO each and will be tim or the bids eM 0 i I then tta tc CAiiAKA CO 8HI1PLNQAND Merchaota North Front street MASO fiHRMiN dt CO WHOLESALE QW ccra and ConuutaHloQ Mercnantfc N03. an urth fr rout street Portland Or i Y-LOR, TODNO A CO SHIP BKOKEES AM Ootuuilsslon Merchants agents tor Ban ArUiipelago Ume Co 34 Front street o-coNSTon wHoESTtt AND BETAtt Grocer droler In ship storen gurden and seeds foreign and domestic frulta, Front streets Portland Or PUBCHASEBOFHIDE- Pelta Fure Wool and Tallow, and 1 mlaiilon Merchant Front street near Mate Portls-S Or new Wn brito A a -f tno at 41 3 -so it A Sic IMITH WATSON IROV WORKS BOBT -O her 4 Co Leiaees-BulIdlJM; SJll unit LJnlngB, Cast and.

Wrought Iron klnda. Mining Machinery Saw Mills wltlJ "5ft- Dr. Minn's Hixir of It contains all the valuable meoTcinal "1 opium In natural combination and 1 UIn Tomtot ST-4PFRI SPAPFRf.