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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-04
BY TELEGRAPH.
IDAHO INDIANS.
Making War in Earnest Upon
the Settlers.
Citizens Hold Meeting and Denounc,
Gov. Brayman, Whom They Claim
Is Not Affording Sufficient
Protection to Them.

San Francisco, June ga Boise
City dispatch says: Sixty Bannock In
dians, last Friday, robbed King Hill
station, ON the overland road, 75 miles
from Boise City. The keeper escaped.
The Indians then captured two freight
teams, carrying off the arms, ammu-
milton, etc. The fate of the teamsters
is unknown. Col. Bernard, with seven
ty cavalrymen and twenty citizens, are
making forced march to Camas prai-
rie. The Indians, all along the trail,
left in haste on the approach of the
troops. 1t is estimated that three hun
dred Indians are camped in the lava
beds. The position is very strong, with
wood, water and grass enough to keep
them all summer.
A mass meeting of the citizens of
this city has just been held to devise
means to renter assistance 10 the set
tiers along the overland road. The
meeting was well attended; Chief JUS
tice Hollister and all the leading citi-
zens beng present. The conduct of
Gov. Braymen is condemned in the
strongest terms.
Fifty men enrolled themselves to go
to the relief of the settlers, but with
the express understanding that they
would be subject to no orders from the
governor of Idaho.
Gov. Brayman telegraphs from Boise
City to your correspondent saying, "the
disreputable proceedings here to-day
will be sent you as the public opinion.
Such news is grossly unjust and an
trustworthy.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-04
FOREIGN.
Trouble with The Turks.

London, June 3.-The Times has the
following from Pera:
The agreement between England and
Russia creates CONSERVATION here, be-
cause it is believed to involve settle
ment which the Turks will resist forci-
bly,. In recent fighting in Roumania,
four hundred Turks were cut off by
the Pomaks and all killed. Four hun
dred more which were sent to their re-
lief, are in critical position. The
Russians are not relaxing their warlike
preparations south of the Balkans. On
the contrary, they are very active.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-04

THE Burlington Hawkeye, referring
to Dan Voorhees, forthcoming ora
tion at the relnion Of Hoods Texas
brigade, says it is all right for Dan to
address the confederates now, but dur
ing the war he never got near enough
to salute them through a thousand
horse power telephone. And yet Dan
iel's sympathy went out to them in a
perfect torrent of brotherly affection.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-04

EDWIN BOOTH, some years ago, took
a solemn oath never to visit Washing
ton again, and has religiously observed
it. In this he has set an example that
many politicians could initiate with
immense advantage to the country and
to the intense delight of the people.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-04
TILpEN,s organ exclaims:

TILDEN's organ exclaims: "Let the
nation walt patiently until the Potter
committee has finished its work, and
then let the whole truth be known,
whomsoever it may affect" II the
truth is ever found out it will be after
the Potter committee has finished the
work. 1t certainly will not be while
that unique concern is performing its
work
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-04

THE Turkish people are said to be
irritated by the reactionary signs.
They perhaps were anxious for a chance
to avenge their defeats by the Russians
and assume that with the help Of Eng
land and Austria they would have had
such a chance.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-04
GOLD closed in New York yesterday
EARLY action on the Chinese qnes-
tion is expected in Congress. The Cal
ifornia Senators and members are pres
sing the matter. 9C7yf3r

THERE occurred in New York, dur
ing the month just passed, ninety-five
failures. The total liabilities Of the
failed were about 50, ,560, ,00U, and the
assets were less than 100000. It
was, however, a very good month for
fa;lrroq
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-04

REFERRING to the steady demand
for United States bonds, the Hartford
Courant observes that it is the most
satisfactory news Of the day, for it
shows the faith of the people Of this
and other countries that the republic is
strong enough to crush all efforts to
introduce the Mexican style Of politics.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-04
NEW YORK.
carver's Campaign

New York, June 3.-Dr. Carver, of
San Francisco, the celebrated rifle shot,
arrived this morning. He has proposed
to shoot with rifle five thousand glass
balls in five thousand consecutive Sec
onds; the feat performed by Bogardus
with q shot gun.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-04

TEXAS has not only lion and bull
fights, but also Democratic paper, the
Galveston Spectator, edited by col
ored man. If that State keeps on with
its anomalies it will yet show reform
paper that tells the truth, and a solicit
tor that does not exaggerate.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-04

ANDERsoN's letters produced by the
Potter investigating committee on Sat
urday show him to be a blackmailer
and an unprincipled scoundrel. 1t can
hardly be presumed that the country at
large will place any reliance in his
Statements.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-04

West Point June 3.-The board
Of visitors to the military academy
organized to-day with David A. Wells
as president, and Prof. A. s. yanable
as secretary. - ~
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-04
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List of letters remaining in the
Cheyenne Postofice, Laramie county,
Wyoming Territory, June 3rd, 1878,
which, if not called for within thirty
days, will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. Persons calling for these let
ters will please say advertised" giving
date of list.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-04

London, June 3.-Judge Sir James
Ingham, of the Metropolitan police
court, to-day made an order for the ex-
tradition of Gray, the alleged forger,
who was recommitted for the usual
period.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-04
WASHINGTON.
More Potter Business To-Day.

More Potter Business To-Day.
Washington, June 3.-The Potter in
vestigating committee will make no
further examination of witnesses until,
tomorrow, owing to the absence of
Chairman Potter k
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-04
VENEZUELA.

An Editor kills q President, =
New York, juno 3.-A letter from
Caracas says Jose Miguel Barcellon,
president Of the house of representa-
tives Of Venezuela, has been shot dead
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-04
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
NATIONAL BANK

Of Cheyenne,d at Cheyenne, in the Territory
Of Wyoming, at the close Of busi-
ness, Nay 1st, 1878.
RESOURCES
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-04
Family Medicine over
80 Years.
Saved from Death.
From Henry ". Davis.

NEW BEDFoRI, MASS. March 3, 1877.
MEssRs. GEORGE PIERCE q co.-Your
INDIAN RESTORATIVE BITTERs," of which
have always kept n supply in my family for
the past thirty years.. has sdrei hundreds Of
dollars, and am rery certain some Of Us
bers hare been sdred from death, which W, uld
probably have occurred with different treat
.nent. Yours truly. HENRY v. DAVIS.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-04

! & historical Dept; Cheyenne, Eyo
, 1878-05-11

VALrlrLE PEEsryr.-The London
correspondent Of the New York f.H'e5 Is
responsible for this: m: friend, who
was behind the Sc ,ncs, tells me Of oIe
little pres Mt which WAS made t" the
BRIDEGROOM that has II" mention III the
long list of diamonds, silver, very,
and other treasures printed in tie nc"a-
papers. On the eve:sina Of tie weddin=,,
Lord RoseberIy received Il ls&caass fr":n
the bride-eIrot. 1t couta ncd small
gold hGx. and in separate envelope 4
pretty gold key 10 letl-r accompanied
the Gift, nor instructions Of any kind.
Nv Lord, however, d:d he; hesitate rs 10
the use of the key. He operca the box.
1t contained the last cheek which Hannah
dc Rothscli!d would ever si"n as 4 SPIN
ster. beautifully written IL her own
fair hand, it was drawn i'll favor Of Lord
Rosebery.- 81 10000, payable to his
order.
, 1878-05-11
eleeklp Statesman.
SATTPDtN MAY II. ISIS

The GREAT CRIME The New York
Herald, If April 9th, gives the result 81
canvass Of both houses ri opTgr -,
which shows tia, only l.tcan congrcssmcn
favor Bla-'s resolutions for ra-"penin@
the question cf presidential succession.
The SrArg,,lly. Ike the Brooklyn io3.%,
is Of opinion, that, 10 matter VIA. may he
the feeble mutt.rin 3 oi congressman, the
work Of rc.rbu.,on g-il - = ,aJ on, ana
the question viii remain AMI en'arSs as
question of ques IONS IN rhis hand hi
the truth is r;;@h,ej. AM ii! the criminals
are displaced, neither pause NJ pace
nor prosperity belong To Is rs a pa"F-e or
will come. Nor VIII it signify victh :
the partly de!.4gchsi daM 'c-.srE inl "i
their du:y or Not. Honest AID manly
men are the majority. Tnoy ''rinEs IN
both parties. Thcy VII !iud and d. ind
com,non ground in rgprol.'.rs and ren.e-
dying tbs wrou.. They wi.. ;.a tAe p"FtT
10 end il, and Ia end not only The laTty
which committed II, bat aaF Diner party
too craven, or corrupt, or bind 10 iise to
the duty of ending II
, 1878-05-11
gsI.s.: / &0U': As...l.:,os,s.

TEErIroEr oy WASHINGTON, SIS
County Of Naiia ala,
!q tie Diyfyjst Co,.it oi t,. F.ts' Jr,!icis{ Dis
tric. u E,.iiar:pn iaT,tcsE,
LUCEETiA d. SAGI.GR, Plaintiff, Us.
FREDERICK l.. ShiiijE. Defendant
YsluE UNITED SIATi-S GH AMERICA:
Z T, FREDERICK II. ShNLOh: lcd
are hereby required II :rl'r,:r iii IN action
h~..u..lt .,:,iIlst va iy SAT- Plaintiff in the
D.,fry: Cunt f the is.Si juiigl,i District uf
-. a,nuluu Territory, holding terms at the
city a.. u .l,l Vi lila, Ia :.ai i"f tie ouGrty Of
VI iiy Na.la, answer tis complaint ui PLAIN
tf, Md il y ;il.l ha.ia coriUty, within tWen-
* .LyS after the -.ryc- 1T this Summons. "N-
clu H.. of ia ay of service, r served in SAID
couty. i rot served in said COUNTY, bIt il.
- : i.s;rict, Gi..;ty days. ii serr.'! IN any
.juai,:aI District IN the Territory, in forty
DAYS # sergei by publication, within s;Xty
d.l,s after ti,e date g: This simmons, OF the
s3:,i Plaintiff VIII take iudEEieEt against You
by default, ;.c, orlng 10 TIE prayer of the cCa-
riS'r,t.
IN. said ac.;"-. i to obtain " decree of ,:i-
v,r,r frul:, The bonds OF I.atriD:ony existing
between Plaintiff and nei,,an:, and for the
guardianship "f LA Il and Lila, infant ciil-
IL. - tn I:r ies :;nd t,la; tie interest which
piti.ti:i h,~ Il 4 curtain GEy-rIZI;h interest 10
80 acres q. i nd, situated n lamhill county,
UEg.on hr ,ltgrc,i IL b. Plaintiffs, free from
,,Iy r;sht Defendant may have therein. Said
at an Is .ron Ii ~ The: .,rDi.i,iS of abandon
Ulnra oi Plaintiff hy Defendant, and ia;.uir
AZ J i,r..io t Il ID .,nl1nt - IniEe suitaa,e or
ANY pIDl isiuu for tie support of Plaintiff.
Ni;nr-s ,he jl0g. s. G. NiHGARo,
.Iu,'gc"f II, District Com. oi the r'ilss
H. 81 .lG.,ei.i District e: Washington Terri
ts.y and he :...i nf sa:.. 'n.:rt :i.Xal
, 1878-05-11
spEClAE. FREsEgsTs.

Pianos, Billiard Tables, Furniture. U.i-s, 'l''-
ard its contents IN O:f.rTE lse tir'
Ware. Aarll. ami Castings. taken cnly al oEhe-s
rI.s o! iarI.;, %, br.4 k,s.e or l.akaa,e- II
AcIis, Turpentin=s, Burning flaids, O.!s ahl =.
othsr liqui,s IN cans or other vessels, al O"ne1
risk OF leakage.
F;,ys t,.kr,. only at owners risk of hrerk'se-
Fiuirs. VEGETABLES and all ofh-r perishab!e prop
erty II owner = risk of f-ust decay
Furniture IrGt ioSe1, AMI all Agriculture, sD4
Ncchhnnli Implements, set up or knock-i GosS'
at owI-r's ri nt canAge and chatting or bIe.'stfe
Nor w;li the Company responsible for de1eirhe.s
Ill any part, uIl tie same is specially rrceiped if.
, 1878-05-11

RTKEE THIN For STATE Washing
lngton territory had better not send the
returns OF It's election on the question of
:. constitutional convention back To- Wash
lngton II 1t expects 10 be admitted as a
state. The returns show that less ;han
1000 votes Were cast. which would midi
cate that the territory did not contain
over 2o,00o Inhabitants al told This
world he state in short drass and low
neck collar-wouldn't i, i,!-.4Ijaly DEM
, 1878-05-11

FAMINE IN CHISA-A correspond nj
writing from Toxic, sends the following,
under date Of April 18th: The fam
Inc IN northern China RACES with ,ncrras-
ing severity, and the most dreadful re-
ports come from the afflicted regions
In one town a man opened 2 saop for the
sale OF human flesh, and did a good buSi-
ness IN cannibaliSts' joints and rHasts. til
the mandarin authorities caused the shop
keeper to be arrested and beheaded."
, 1878-05-11
Administrators Sale OfRca! Estate

H-OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That in
uUrsusrce OF an or,ier OF sale made by
,h- Proi..te Cour. # Wa!la Waiia county IN
rI,e Territory ol Washington, on the 18th day
f April. \. D.. 1873. in the matter OF the
E,t.la II JOIN MURPHY, deceased, The
UNDERSIGNED. \ :miuistrator ~ said l.state. Eiu
Ii a. Pubic Auction, tsNciusiTr Of growing
--ry,.i T., to-. highest bidder, TOR 81 con, and
nj. =. =, confirmation by I'D ir"5-te C1'i:t,
.,r ,.T. .,,.E. i;lt .5iiI sia' of has. 4. ~.
I>,S. at II. houT Of one o'clock, ?. ", ot that
...-. IA front Il tie Court House, IN the cIsy
., WaIi. Walir. comfy AMI Territory aiore-
aid. -! tie li.lr t1.', interest, and estate oi
-sii JOIN III HFiII. deceased: aud also all
he r,t. tide irVeT, : aud estate, wi:lca S,lId
,.-,,t,. has Iy 80 ration of las cr utl.ef@isa .c
sui,e,. ":h,r than, addition 20 thai oi said
!-,.a-.d tt tn tine 81 lIis c-l;h, IN and -
. a,-- CERTAIN. !1;-, pieces or pGc = "i Land
-.tu,..i. iyiu, ..AI heiHs in The county a;
T...a Na.a. I,rr.t.-F ni Wellington, and
O.! !.- -r!h II :ts follows. ta-Evit: iA- ! ii the
= %. IA ; = oi Section =, IN township .,
,,.,rlh 4 range - r.l~t, containing 10 attes: II
gii-a about =, = - arr under cl.lt'ti, u aad
.!eu... :. ..rr,S II or,harl; wIth snail dwelling
.;.,r til rron bel at expense "t gC:-
chaser. Dated Nj. /, ls,S-
WM L. HAMMOND.
Administrator oi th. Estate .. joHH MsEPHY,
d-cras i.
7 !. iNDERS. Attorney Tor Estate 222-33w
, 1878-05-11
STOCK AND GRAIN FARhi.

4 VALUABLE STOCK AND GRAIN
: 8 Farm. including 40 acres of good Land,
all un,.er fence, i offered for slIe There Is on
the place : good bearing orchard, plenty Of
running water and good well water; good
Dwelling Hog,e, Barn, OuthGuSas. etc one
h'nirrd and dlty acres of the land under cul-
a'a;ion The pr! el.y Is situated fifteen m;les
south al ala Wa!la, On the SEnlnerville road,
;;,.'j'Inins the best stock range in the country
/" person having the requisite means, 10
better Opportunity can offer To secure a dss:r-
a..s Ci~im. tu-taer particulars viii lie fur
Elshed on application 10 ". NJ. WILLIS, on
the Premises Refer T. W. F. kIMPAiL, OF
the te't Boo1 Store, CT To the editor Of the
S.AitSGAN. l0-2Dl
, 1878-05-11

SUtclpE-A few da~s AGO The wife Of
Martin Jennie, "f C"ye'a:d, wildly
Island, tried t. commit su:rIi. by takin.:
laudanum. She was missed all day. aud
was found late III the evening III the
woods, whittier 81" had wandered. When
found she WAS just awakening from the
trance Ike sleep iGtn which She WIS
throWn 10y the effect 81 the dose, which
proved insufficient in quantity 10 cause
death. She WAS but recently married,
and the cause Of the act is supposed 10
have been temporary I'll OF insanity.
, 1878-05-11

iouNG ladies' are cultivaring new in.
dustry- They bay fine, PLAN thread hose
for 81 pair, have them stamped. and
embroidier them with blue, punk. or car
dinal silk, until tn Y look as ii they had
cost $40 PAR. This is what IS called
adding to the value of raw material. Then
they pay Sl2 for pair of strapped shoes
70 display the embroidery.
, 1878-05-11
~

SouE experiments have ben made at
Brussels in hrcasing . horse hy means "f
an electric bride The apparatus, called
the Engstrom bride, af.rr It's inventor,
consists simply in = cruplc of reins. a'on2
which run electric wj,es. At the end "f
the reins a small electric laifory is at
tachcd, which IS entirely liz the' power Of
the expcrimentnr, BY pressing little
knob, the electric cuTrcnt as.s on tie
corners Of the horses mouth, and after =
few consecutive or intc:ui'tir" shcc!s TIE
animal becomes pr,f ely doc''e. ! very
intractah!c mare vas broken in after one
experiment with the Erir;ie The inven-
tor asserts tia; runaway horses can imme-
diatcIy he brought 10 4 s;and-stili by this
apparatus.
, 1878-05-11

EGEoF. FRANK 4. OWEN, WHO CAME
& here 10 do or tuning, and whom we
rtEg,aaaended - a first o!.tSs-class tuner. we
stu reconmed As such Aside from This quail
he::i"tt, We have nothing 10 say, for or against,
AMI We wish 1t 50 understood.
- In GARDNER EROS
, 1878-05-11
Notice of RESIGNATION.

EfHE UNDERSIGNED, ADNINISTRA-
L tor OF the estate OF THOMAS /. Mccoy,
deceased, hereby gives notice TO all concerned,
that he proposes "a resign IS such alininistr..-
tor; that he has filed his petition for that
purpose, IN the Probate Court of Walls Walla
county, w T., and that the same viii come
up for hearing at the regular May term, 1873,
OF said Court DANIEL STEWART,
Administrator.
Dated April 10Th, 1873 206w
, 1878-05-11
DOWN SPECIAL RATES.

Merchandise. Fr;it and Vegetables, same rsiss
shove 1T ton measurement
Wool, sew n dollars pr ton weight. BEEF h'is
each 10 ccats.
Wo"a, sa:,l, Stone and Iive Stock At agreed ~
rutcs up or Cown, hy ear IGai
Fast freight raies .5 Per ton, up or do~n'
ceivei froI,, or IL Tweed to boats. II,
All freight hot Geiiv-re! before P. n on tne
after IT IS receive, at the derO.s Will he s'ofea
owner eypens. and risk. -.
Ard all right received at depots will be- o@n
risk of fire until skipped delivered 20 eonssf a
Al bills payable IN gold coin bef0Ie den'e'
fiei.Lt
, 1878-05-11
-

WorKrNGMEN' WAGES. The average
daily wages earned by 2,0i2 900 WORKING
men rs shown By The last census Of one
hundred cities IF America, was ONLY
ninety seven cents, ana but an average "f
$50 days employment per year. Er this
il will he seen that one hundred and Soy
enty-fvc dollars is tke yearly income Of
the AVERAGE worker Of AIn>rica- Some
Of these ri-n make more than riuety-
seven cents per day, others, Of course.
make less. Scarcely fifty cents per year
round, when We consider that only lit
tle more than half TIE year furnishes
employment The Lo:d have mercy and
help the poor Of this stricken country t.
bear a little longer. excla!ms q contenpo-
rary.
, 1878-05-11

ANOTHER CANDIDATE. The Corvallis
(0regon) Gazette Is responsible for this
j. NJ Shepherd, Of the Baler city
Democrat, inasmuch as he WAS diSappaint-
ed III being nominated for state printer.
viii be content # the party will give him
the position Of United States senator J.
Ii, Slater will find IN him '.foeman
worthy of his steel. Pick Your flint.
and 90 for EN-. .Shep
, 1878-05-11

- ss 80 81 III sz. = 60 ~ :
TETHE FEST pI-MP RED
I onthy I'acj.c ";:St y /. F:cs,oyC. s..i'in,
Drr.,.,a. t Ii. this yi,ia..y putin, in that
celebrated Pump wlirh is.s jrivca it> conlpeti-
tor, ,rofi the c"iljes- II the william tie y..iev
ani is a,ln"Wl ,,ol /" h. the best in Use. 1t
i ri.!e "t .;.f,l wood Il two <iz->; il Is sryle
IA meat in It's cons:!petion, and viii draw
water ias.eT, easier ;.ud List longer than any
otter Pump IN use. Ihes= Pu:Gps are Iut in
- trial AM satisfaction guaranteed or safe.
f'4. willamette. Fgry,,.r SAYS
, 1878-05-11

CHISAMES who have returned to t,lair
native country, after RESIDENCE in HI.
United States, have introduced the crow
ing OF wheat to take the piac4, Of rice IS
food staple Il IS claimed that with the
close care given 20 agriculture in tha,
country, the yield seldom falls below
forty bushels 10 the acre, and that labor
Is So low THAI twenty-five cents a bushel
returns an ayearoe irnft.
, 1878-05-11
Rates On E30WI, Freight,
Ezases 0.a sp Freight.
[PEE Ton NE.sCREulST, GS


GOODS. MERCHANDISE, ETC, E!t-
From WallnIa TO Wa!li Wa,ia----------- - :. -
FIum hitn.'sn 20 villa " ala. --..--.--.-- : '1
81 Bai!diDs Material, ArIicultuTa.ani v -
ic.l irrl-;:-n,s, Lime =, Freight % Ha-i.5 =
O. S = TO = iolfS at r.-lun-i nHes-;fsiner = VI -
Freiyh;ei by ut the iOIego:Eg cgtes, On u -
20 's reduced measurement
, 1878-05-11
Ctr Az RE- EI

&ER Az RE- - Il.
stTEAYED FROM THE PHEMI- n
- SIS Of the subscriber, hall urie ~
above Dg. Blal'c dump, b"twesn4L
the S1u,h ami Norih Fox "f the v ala Walia,
4 DARK BROWN MARE. 5 Years old, no
white marks. branded Il. V" on the left
thi ii: brand 3 inches long; ,nane parts on
bpth sides OF her neck large eyes and big ears.
AMI lar;r fiat feet: long in the body: not in
f"aL said mare strayel away about the mid
Gl- oi laSt January From IL hands to Il
lan IS and :; inches high TWENTY DOL
LARS REWARD wi!i he paid for the return
OF said n.are, 10 my residence - given abaVa
Any information In relation 10 sad maze viii
be literally rewarded
80 I'm f. W. VONDEEAHE.
, 1878-05-11
GENERAL J1HEENG.

"HITE-WASHING, ,KALSOMINING.
~ VAN Colaring, and General .Iobbiny. in
the city and vieinity. Also, Bill Posting. Al
oriers left at the Star Market, viii be
promptly attended II.
Hu WAL JOHNSON & co.
, 1878-05-11
Soldiers Homestead Scrip.

EtOR SALE - u QUANTITIES To
E suit purchasers. Apply TO
A. REEVES AYRES,
In At the Court House
, 1878-05-11
The Best Farmers i'.,En:!.

Having :na,Io a thorough trial OF two differ
cnJ pumps, tint have been prominently beiore
the public "f Ur,Inn, for ZONE time past, .,:ye
IuyrN ia;icnce a. follows: iir. 4. Prescott l.ut
il u3i- oi his wood pumps, Iii n well - let
dep. ~, t:l" hillside E.-- S.i-ri, wii,l l.s
Euw been in operation one y-.,r a;id hJ.f, arI
hS 90 g..tei perfectly AL thai ti.!s,. never ct
t!a2 cut "f ct!ar in Snamtr or y int"r, ;.al
UD~kuL With 60. 1t all tiIG,=, nnt r."uiriu;
nor. han tw" s.roi.e, t. bring wat = afr be
IL; ua.;s'I i"r weeks "t'a time A'<a, i.r.
M:a,!sr;h pat ia ,:.e oi his r.i!' buck. end
!,ss> cham Iu.ars. .:.i!eI ,e = iia.,ic r;rap"
iu;v -; well - feet deep a; my residence iii
Sal.sn, which failed So 10 WORK, required tiir-
ttel turns /" draw water when ic:, ats proved
81 entirely Unsatisfactory ih;:t I have tiai it
taken out ani raplae-.! ,.ith Mr. rrascoit's
wool pump. which believe 20 b. tie. b,st
pump in nse fnc ali wa,E, in both deep az sl.al
low wells. IL has rH,i- tho. pumps tur ionr
y-..r5 past. arl sod fifteen hundred in this
N..i;,y. :. i. tLANgr.
Ed. Il Niliamcttc FCrn,GT
, 1878-05-11

T EGAL CAP.-An invoice of LEGAL CAP
IL PAPER, Just received and for sale at re-
duction on previous rates.
, 1878-05-11

We are constantly receiving verbal cr,tersanl
n Is Ike the following, which ne c:.n produce
Il Necessary. Read itwith care:
SlLvEEroN, April llth, 1'7S.
III 4. PraScott / would ike another Of
yo,r pumps, ;.S / have two uf thria HOW and
ihey til taa hi. | have one of the Magic
tuinl,- tia. want a;,t al n.y Well AMI another
Of y"Grs IL It's place, :oc the Mag puEip j. I,o
account. T. T. iAHGGY.
WooHGURy. Oregon, April n, 1873.
R;a,. S;- ! hay. on" IS Mi.!,!an-h'S Marie
Pumps in rly we'll Tor huuSe u>e, and i,i.'t
Tx it. wTjte YOU t. .n,sr what You wu':iI
char:c rac cash in hand 10 put one Of y"nr
pumps in .or me. The we'll il Is feet and )
inches FROM the under side Of SPOUT.
j. II. SFTIIEHIER.
Don't FORGET the Salem rGGir, it is not ma,ic
but a raj pulIn VII til Ill orders promptly.
Address, II. =. TI!E ASHER, AGENT,
29lm Naila Waila. W. I,
, 1878-05-11

NoTr.- Tie charges Of tie Yalla Walla VS. ~ q
Transfer Conpan, on down freight trarsiei,1ee On.
D. - y. G.. g toIts, incluriing the business ~
oeiyn. from % s \. Co.'S bo.ts and fUrwar;lt,;, r
cents Der Ion- All down freight, for forsaiu " Ia
meHt, not consigned 10 parties at waiiuis,
Turned over u this Transfer Company TO la"
ID. 5. BAKER,
President w. ". 4 4. II. NJ ~
WArLA WAILA, November s. 1871.