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Q. Y. WHITE 8. HAI0HT.
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Attorneys ut Ldsc,
Ludington, Mich.
Have Abstract of Titles to all lands
In Mason County.
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county, Mich.
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ERS.
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p. o. Address, Baldwin, Mich.
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would respectfully announce to the
citisens Of Baldwin that xm prepared
to DO Drawing to and from all points In
and about town. Prompt attention
given to all orders. Charges reasona-
Bile. JOHN STEW Arr.
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Treasurer Of Lake county. Will at
tend promptly and carefully to all bus
iness relating to payment of resident
and nonresident taxes. Address, Bald
win, Lake Co., Mich. 3-4l
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John w. Kirkland .

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and Lath. Special attention paid to
Bill Stun Mill and Yard ON line of f.
q T. NJ. Railway, A miles west of Bald
win. 2-l-52
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Attorney and Counselor ut Law, an
Solicitor In Chancery. Chase, Mich
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Sells good articles at fair prices.
Don't fail to stop at the largo white
store, corner of Michigan avenue and
Seventh street. 2-I4
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-17

l. HreuBen ......... 1,549,SDS 1,6J0,676 3,2U0,4S4
2. GroubeHbure. .... 1866, AIS 1,569,006 3,13a,4S3
3. Bomnsru ........ 718,661 T43,6 $40 1,462. $40
4. Eoien......... 1881 s33,765 1905 56
g. S6gsIisH ....,.... Ls41, 835 2,011. 116 $3.50, $50
6. ea6ieu........ 1.070,569 1.O9s,7o9 1.l4,s7s
z. S4lsspiss 9oIitetH 512.693 613.197 1.025,S 800
y. 3auHauer ........ I,000,11S 1,006,539 2,U06,651
9. gseliaIeH ........ 914,253, 932. 942 1907, 1876
10. 9eiens eanau go. 719,S75 1885 1.469,701
II. RheinIoub ........ 1918, 139 1.S8S.S55 3,sG7.024
IL. 9Obens0EsrH 49,. g.. 94s 1896 1854
0te Staot Berlin 6at mad Der
lebten 3GbLuus 1857 8obnbGufer,
2l4, 43l 0au56altungen, 486, IT'S mdnns
li6e uno 481 $50 metbli6e, auiammen
aIio 968. 634 Bemohner. SIN Sabre 1871
belief it'd Die 8enolferungsaabL auf $685.
BAL Beriomen. 8ei ber IeBteu Bolfs>
5dblung in Berlin tparen 1859 Yerionen
ais 0iltriftSc uno Is, $50 Berz
lonen ais 3dblungSrepiloren tbGttg, uno
es muroeno |, 703, SOP Soruulare ber=
brau6t. Die Soften oes 8oLfssdbLuugs<
geibGfts in Berlin beaiffern li6 auf 1917
1856 Dearf 70 Bfennige.
Die 2eeuns zines SeIegrapbens
tabets 9aIle mad Berlin
beaetGnet cine tpiattge Rsform i'm GeIez
AluQUStlgUkIBIs @u9 otQQCl JJuIC~CkllI1
btret 1ieben DrG6te i'll ii6. @s lit leiuer
GuBeren Gri6eiuung na9 ben EabeIn
ourdaus dbnli6, wel6e sur 8erbiubuna
bon BelttbeiIen ing Ufeer D~erientt tper>
ben, MIR Derlte6t flip 0 lelbit, oaB
ieoes neue Sabel gsuben 3iebt o ben
Sorti6ritten Der @ilieni6aft. Siebeu
&%eitungen, in @uttaper9G umbiiuung
aufetnanoer 9elegt, fiuo, UNI BET Teu6s.
ti9feit oes 8opens @ioeritano 3u leiiten,
10 left umbiilt, baB tie ielbit eirem ee=
tpaltianen Nngriff 2rob 3u bteten ners
mogen. 0as Rabel 9dle=8erltn tptro
nt1t entlan9 Der Nnbalttlben 8aDn,
1onoern entlGng Der alien GbaulIee gez
Ie8t: IS tommt l Weter tief 3u lie9en,
es ut 0llo Die Nnfmerfung zines @rabens
erforoerll1, Der cine 2Gnge BON 1O4 engl.
Wtellen babeu tpiro. Sin paar bunbert
Groarbetter belor9en Die Qerteuumg oes
0rdbens, tbnen folgt cine G0Iouue bon
legs QSagerl. Muf Dem er,teu beftnoet
IT'D Die WfeBinftrumente, 8atterten uu6
NppGrate; bic bier folgenoen Waoeu eut1
balten naS SabeG uno Der 1edste If mir
flIlltgem Nspbdlt gefult. Die bier gDaz
gen CUR Sergulg 0es SEabel5 f0luen ies
Des 4taL 500 Dfeter &abeI in ftd oufrebz
men. Die 1edbs @agen beIoroen Die 0es
gllnq mad ganS GbuIt6en Giurtdtunaeu.
tpie tie auf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES beltebt.
0as 6erablallert 0eS &abels, feline Ser
biiQung NIT Asp6aLt nno bic 8ettuuo in
ben @r0ben lit cine Langiam, li9er uno
regeLre6t Dor it6 gebeiloe Rro3eour, Die
in benz W2aBe perbdltntBmGBig raid it'd
abtuidelt, a(S Die GtEienfnng auf geebz
uetem @baulleetpe9e 9tnoerntiien nt6t
begegnet. Die Qegung foltet 9lQes in
Muem etna l WeiIion Uearf ODER 24O, 600
Dollars, mas aIf bic eRglil9e Wteile
1900 Dollars auSma6t.
- 8ie aus Berlin gemeIbet tptr6, Bee
treiEt Rt6aro &aguer pGbreuc ietnes
gIHfeHtbaItes ogleIbit unter anoerm aud
, 1876-02-05
Care OF the County Sick & &PaHperS

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That sealed pro
Y poSlis viii be received 10y the Board OF County
Commissioners of Walla WiIla county, at the regu-
lar February term, 1876 70 De held On MONDAY, the
7th day o. February, 1876, the first day Of SAID
term. Tor taking care Ofthe COUNTY PAUPEIS and
COUNTY SICK, tO-siJ: To board, bed, wash for and
u furnish all necessary clothing and nelirines and
to medically and surgiaaly treat all county sick
and County PaUIels, that may be turned over to
them by s..l County Commissioners, for the term Of
one year. Also, fOr the making OF CDFFINS, DIG
GING GRAVES and Burial, Of any persons who
may die while IN charge Of sad Commissioners, for
the term q. one year. Bids 10 state amount IN
County Warrants payable monthly. Bidders can
put in bis for the whole SCI elEts lids for each
Parties receiving SAID contracts VIII be required 10
give bonds for the performance OF contracts, and that
sad County PIupers and County SICK Will he turned
over TO the persons receyne sI contract on the lst
day Of March, 1876. The County Commissioners re-
serve the right to reject any all bids. By order
Of the Board q County Commissioners.
l.. JACOBS,
7-Sw. County Auditor.
, 1876-02-05
YUtIce for BisfrihufioR.
TERRITORY OF WISHINGTON, ! 90

, -
Couafy gf VALID WaiG, ''
In ProJa's-Ii The HaffsJ Of The Estatr IF -a1RTIN
M1ICHOR, d,oc1ssd
THE PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION in the
above entitled estate coming on to be beard and
it appearing TO ;he CourJ trtt the proof submitted
by KATHERINE LO8ETfC, nee MAICHOE, and
MARIA ZADU, nee NAICHOR, Is insufficient 10
eatit,e thea 70 the whole estate, therefore, it is
ordered that ssi! hearing h. adllur.ed until Mon
day, the 2lh day Of Aprl, y. D., 1876.
II Is further ordered, ha all persons interested in
the estate Of the sad MARTIN MAICAOR, deaeas-
ei, be and appear before tie PROBATE Court Of snd
county Of Mallg Nala, IN tGe city ~ "alla Walia.
the county seat of sad county of Waiia Walla, on
the 2IyA day Of April 1876 at the hOur Of 70 o'clock
NJ Of s,'iG day, then ami there 10 show cause Why
Or3ar ot distribution should not be- made of tie
residue OF the sf estate among The helrS OF the Sd
MARTIN MAICHOR, deceased according to law.
Il Is further Orirr5i, that service OF this citation
be made on parties UuSTow non-res:tents, by
pail atiOu q TINS order III the Hal.t Na.la STATES
M.N, Z weekly newspaper printed and published IN
the city and county Of Wull WGih, Washington
Territory, ior three successive months prior 10 SAID
2lth day Of April. 1916
Dated N;,lla WALL, December IS, 1873.
3-3In. +. GJtjHhED, Probate judge.
, 1876-02-05

THE SUicpg CT w. 4 KEyDALL.-
The newspaper man whom we men-
toned as having committed suicide
| left behind him the following paper :
! How soon the stern alchemy of mis-
/ fortune transmutes the strong ties Of
/ kipship. the warm bonds of friendship
and even the finer and closer clasp OF
7 love. into the cold drOss OF selfiShnesS.
/ Heavier and bitterer by far than al |
The pangs inflicted by illness, ard all
he humiiia,ions of poverty, are the
/ lessons the last eight years have taught
me ofhumanitv. All, these last eight
wears Would to God they could be
bIotted out. And, rs the croWning
peridy Of all, there came a woman
unto me, singing divinely of the Saw
Tor aud of heaven, who, when | came
to an inner knowledge OF her, | found
to be & siren of hell-a lecherous,
treacherous hypocriie, who owned no
law but that of her own changeful
lust: who was insensible TO all Obliga-
tions bat those of se!finterest who,
without provieatious stealthily sought
to degrade me in the esteem Of the
dearest, nobleSt, most constant and
scIf.sacrihcjrg friend have ever
known. Such, in reality, was the
woman who came into my life sing
ing sweetIy Of Christ and sorrows and
prolessin. the most devoted love. To
illness and unrest of body she added
torture and unrest Of mind, driving
me gradually into the outer and utter
darkness where faith in God, humani-
", purity and self are forever swal
lowed up and lost. And such beings
as these claim to be immortal As
well may ice claim to be iire, and mud
call itself clean. Yet, since among
all my kindred | found few drops Of
blood did not run quite, aud among
al my friends found one or two pure
grains Of gold whose fneuess was not
lost with the sunshine, it may well
soften my bitterness sufficiently to en-
able lie 10 thank God in my solitude
and die. Oh, these last eight years !
How cruelty they have berett and un-
done me! Friends have passed by on
the other side; relatives have disa-
vowed the sacred claim Of kinship, land
cast ne forth to die among strangers.
The love Of an only sister found its
elimination in pass TO an eastern
poor house, and the woman who came
to ne chanting Of love and heaven,
ittiugiy completed it by casting me
down 10 hell. Bitter, bitter eight
years! OF all manner OF fruits, you
brought forth but the bitter. Resto 9
10 me for this one night the happy
faith Of M youth. Let me once
more, for brief space, believe that
all men are noble and true, all women
pure ard gentle, and that God IS in
deed good and all compassionate,
watchtul even Of the sparrow's fall.
And 50 let me pass away and be a.
rest.
, 1876-02-05
SAEEGssENENsS Sal.

YVIGrCE OF TWO CERTAIN EXECUTIONS
ID ISSUED cur nf tie District Court of tie First Judi
cal District Of Washington Territory, AMI 10 me
! directed and denyeEt1, tC-"It: one III L.vor Of
! CORbEFE * McELEAY, Plaintiffs. against D.
;. BALDWIN. individually. and AGAINST the firm
OF BALDWIN & CO, Dafal.IlEts, dated, December
II, 1873, Tor the Of Si{25 GSiuJ gold CON- wi;h
Interest thereon the rate IF ln per ocut. ue-
IN ike coin, and the further sum OF 81 costs Of
SUIT, and also other execution. IN favor Of l..
GOLDSMITH & co, Plain. rs, ami against y =
I BAIDN ~, Individually, JHd tie firm of BALD
v N q COr i'rieI.Ii- ,ate! january ., lS.n, for
the sum Of $l5J3 gold conn., with Inte est thereon at
the rat Of one yer cont PI mouth IN Ike con, an
80 Si'tt costs OF SUIT, lave levied upcn the follow
ing described real estate, situate, m, AMI ie!n, IA
the city ana county ct Maill Wali, Territory #
Washington, and particularly described as follow
tO-wIt:
AL those certain lots or pieces Of land stu ute,l O
Nam street. in tLe cry Ol ALA Nalia AMI scribe
as II. lows: Commencing at ioiIt the nOIt
siie Of Main street Ia sud city, distant IIg iy-t
np.tL-alst=Ily nom The south Ui bio n two o.
ssil city; thence nosth-eaSterly along the iiae q:
Main street sixteen feet thence uur,h-wes:erIy at
right angles 20 Main street between parallel lines
to the lett bank Of MIL Creek the same beIng part
Of lot eight, IN block ten Of said city.
Also, that other certain To- or parcel Of kind les
crIbei as follows: Commencing at Il point on the
north side OF Nam street, IL the city of Nailt Wdll
distant ls5 6-l2 feet IN EoTth-esa-erly direction
from the south corner Of block two in said city
thence north esistelly along sii line Of Nam street
westerly course, between parallel lines, ut right
angles 70 Main street, 10 the LETT bank of AfiI Cre
being part oi lot g. in block Of said city of WaI!a
WallA.
Also, that certain lot or parcel Of lind fronting on
Rose street, III said city, and being part OF lots and
5, in block ,, and described follows CommeI.c-
ing at point On the south side Of ROs. street in
SiM city, distant - ieet souil-vesterly from the
north corner Of bio :wC OF said city thence SOUTH
westerly along the south Sleof Rose street seventy
eight feet thence back right angles 10 Rose street
IN sOuth-eiSte.iy course, between parallel lines 20
the right bank OF Mil Creek. Notice Is hereby
given, that on
MONDAY, tIle 9Th day OF February, 1876,
at the hour Of O'Clock, P. II Of said day l VIII
sell all the right. title interest of sai defend
ants D. : BALDWIN, and BALDWIN & co, in
or 10 the above described property, at the Court
House door, in the CITY aui county Of WaIa
Wa!la, Washington Territory, at Public Auc-
ton, for gold com, TO The highest and best bidder
or 50 much thereof As may be necessary TO satisfy
said judgments and al costs
Given under my hand tins 7ih day of January, A.
D., lS76. GEORGE +. THOMAS,
Sheriff Of Walla WaIIa County.
J. D. MIX,
Attorney for Plaintiffs. SITS
, 1876-02-05

y DisATForyrED DoG.-PhiIip Gil.
bert Hamertcn never told a beautiful
story than the following: a dog
was bereaved Of his master. and be
came cid and blind, passing the dark
evening Of his existence sadly in some
corner, which he havdely ever Quilted.
One day came a step Ike that of his
lost master; and he Suddenly left his
place. The man who had lust enter
ed wore ribbed stockings; the old doe,
had lost his scent, aud referred at once
TO the stockings that lie remembered
rubbing his face against. Believing
his master had returned after those
weary yeats Of absence he gave way
TO the most ox,ravagan; delight. The
man spoke. The momentayy illusion
was disPelled; the do. went sadly
back to his place, laid down wcari.v
and died"
, 1876-02-05
District Court Summons.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, J .r
E.LLL-LL IF ILLLn M-nMr | ~.


I Tie District Court Of The Frs Judicial District OF
HaSliagtor TCJTitOrg
ALICE &. Rowan, Plaintiff, v. JOIN NJ Rowan,
Defendant
THE UNITED STATES OF ANFRICA-To
JOHN IL ROWAN, Defendant, YOU are hereby
notified To appear n action brought against vCu bv
ALICE G ROWAN, Plaintiff Iu1he District Court
OF the First Judicial District Of Washington Terri
tory, tolilng terms at the city Of Wala Wu!js in
and Tor the counties Of Waila WaIa and VLi-,,,,D
70 answer the complaint OF Plaintiff filed in WaIla
ana county, within twenty days after the service
OF tins summons, exclusive OF the day OF service If
not served n sand county. but IL said District ia
tnlTty Gays Otherwise within sixty d4-s or tie said
falntln Viii take Judgment against You Iy default
according 70 the prayer OF the complaint
The sad action Is brought 20 dissolve the bonds Of
ili-trnOny sUtslstlEg between Plaintiff and Defend
ant on the ground OF neglect and cruel treatment OF
tie falntin By Defendant, and Tor the cusfc!v Of
FRANKIE Luc-eta, the minor child Of the parties ana
Tor Other and proper relief. And you are h5rebv
ho;itei that unless yOu appear and answer the said
complaint as above required, the PRAYERS Of the
Plaintiff VIII be granted
witness the Hon s c. WISGAED Judge
OF the District Court OF the First Jutiiri.I
L. - District OF Washington Territory. and the
seal OF SAID Court affixed, this sth day Of
December, :. D.. 1875
- 4 REEVES AYERS, Clerk
THOS. II. BRENIS,
Plaintiff AttCrney Ifyy
, 1876-02-05

This is the kind of weather when a
man sees his wife coming into room
with scuttle of coal, and, after she
has poured every bit Of it into the top
of the tall stove, says; Darn it,
Hammer, sou ought to have asked me
to do that. But its too late now"
, 1876-02-05

AN amusing incident lately occur
red in q fashionable boarding house in
Louisville. Aman refused to pay his
bill or so away until the month for
which he be had bargained had expir-
ed. The landIady was told by the
lawyers shat the money was not le-
gaIly due until the end of the month,
and that she must fulfill her part of
the contract before she could sue him.
She next took the case into her own
hands, put damp sheets on his bed fed
him on the poorest viands, and put
whining puppy in the room next to
his. lie retreated after three days Of
endurance.
, 1876-02-05

How TO WAKE UP.-A medical
writer does not approve Of the old
doctrine which formerly was installed
into the minds Of children-that they
should spring out Of bed the instant
they AWAKE in the morning. lie saws
up to eighteen years old every child
should be allowed to rest in bed, after
the sleep is over, until they feel as ii
they would rather get up than not.
1t Is q very great mistake FOR persons
old or youug-eSpecialiT children, or
sedentary persous-io bonnce out of
bed the moment tGey wake up; all the
instincts shrink from it, and iiercely
kick against it. Fifteen or twenty
minutes spent in gradually waking
up, after the eyes are opened, and in
turning over and stretching the limbs.
do as much as good sound sleep, be.
cause the operations set the blood IN
motion by degrees, tending TO equaliza
the circulation; for during sleep the
blood tends to Stag@2,jou. the heart
beats teebly and slowly, and to shock
the system by bouncing up in an in.
staul and sending the blood in overs
whelming quantity TO the hear; causing
it to assume ga,iop, there the instant
before 1t was . creep, Is the greatest
absnrdity. This instantaneous bounc.
ing out Of bed as soon as the ewes are
open viii be followed by WEAKNESS
long before noon.
, 1876-02-05

CANINE SU1CmE.-He was born IN
Springfield and had in some strange
way broken both his hind legs. He
fingered in agony, though kindly
cared for by many who pitied him.
At length, one day, dragging his mu-
tilated legs behind him, Indifferent to
suffering, he sought the nearest pond
and deliberately went into the water
until he lost his footing and was
drowned. Unable 10 endure his
misery the poor brute had deliberate
ly committed suicide.
, 1876-02-05


y Doc WHO WAS ASHAMED OF HIM.
sELF--A retriever dog, whose owner
was working in the garden of the
Bath Institution, lately killed a favor
lie cat, q trequenter of the same
grounds Having committed this IN
provoked murder. the dog delibarate>
y took the cat 10 his mouth, carried
II some distance, dug q deep hole be.
a'nd some bushes, and after disposit-
iug the cat therein, carefully rep laced
the earth, and had he not been OBJ
served there woU!d have been no evi-
deHee Of ,ae crime. It is 4 pity 10
>P'u tn.s story, but retrievers are in
'he Lah!r of barying their food to
" season It, and this act may have
been merely hlbitual.
, 1876-02-05

Gail Hamilton comes 10 the front
again ana advises girls to look out
for physical health and beauty in a
husband. That's right enough for
girls Up to certain age, bat after
That, as Gail very well knows, huS>
Lands are not 10 be had at a penny
grab.
, 1876-02-05

When lady slips down SO emphat-
lcaliy as to throw her store teeth across
the street, all the finer feelings of his
nature urges man not TO laugh, and
ne would not were he not SO throughly
lmbued with old Adam,
, 1876-02-05

SooT AS a FERT.LIzER The manu-
rial value of SCOT does not seem 10 be
generally recognized. Il contains some
Of the best elements Of plant, food, and
among these an unusual proportion of
nitrogen. 1t has in some cases been
found equal in effect to nitrate of pot.
ash. On grass land and the cereal
grains It's effect is excellent. The
product Of wheat by an application of
SCOT has been raised from Il busheles
per acre to 81, and oats from 40 bush
eIes to 80. The addition Of salt to
this fertilizer gives it still higher eff
feet. Six busheles Of salt added to 55
Of SCOT gave IN one case larger yield
Of carrots than u tons If baTnyard
manure with - bushels of bones.
, 1876-02-05

y D&LUHoy-A young man who
thinks that he can lead a reckless and
protligate lie until he becomes mid
d!e-aged man, and thea repent and
make good and steady citizen, is de-
ludvd by ;he devil. lie thinks that
people are AL fools and destitute of
memory. lie concludes that when he
rcpentS everybody will forget that he
was once a dissipalei wretch. This
is not The cas q; people remember your
bad deeds ana forget your good ones
Besides, it Is no easy thing TO break
up in middle age bad Labi,s which
nave baen formed in youth, When q
horse contracts the habit Of baking,
he generally retains it through life
lie will often perform well enough un-
I'll the wheel gets into a deep hoe,
and then he stops and looks back.
Just 50 it IS with boys who contract
bad habits. They will somtimes leave
ott their Dad tricks and DO well enough
nntil they get into 4 tight place, and
they they return to the old habit. Of
those boys who contracted the bad
habit Of drunkeness' not one in every
hundred dies a sober man. The only
way TO break Ep bad hapit is never
TO contract it. The only way to pre-
vent drunkenness is never TO drink.