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District Court SUMMONS.
TERRITORY oy WASHINGTON, (ss

TERRITORY og W4sHTSGToN, (SS
County of Walla ~a.ia,
In Ire District Court Of He First Jaficial Dis
tyit or Washington TERRITORY,
IUCRETIA ID. SAYLOR, Plaintiff, vs..
FREDERICK Fl. SAILOR. Defendant
EJHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:
To FREDERICK II. SAfLOR: You
are hereby required 10 appear III an action
brought AGAINST You by SAID Plaintiff in the
District Court Of the First Judicial District Of
Washington Territory, holding terms at the
city of W.,na Nalla, In and for the county OF
Walla Walla, 10 answer the coinp:&int oi PiaIn-
tiff, flied in Walla Waila county, within twen-
" days sitter tie service OF this suI.mons, ex-
elusive Of the day of service, il served IA SAID
county II not served in said county. but in
sid District. in thirty days. Il served IN any
otlsr,JUdlciai District III the Territory, IN forty
days. ii served by publication, within sixty
davs after tue date 81 this suInIn'Es, or the
said Plaintiff VIII take judgment against You
by default, according TO the prayer ol the com
plant.
The said action Is to obtain n decree of di-
v1rce from the bonds OF Inatrimony existing
between ElaiEtitf aad Defendant, and i"r the
guarlianShip of Ida n and Ella, infant chi!
,r-n Of the pa,ti,.s and that tie interest which
PlSintiff has in a certain Gne-e,shth interest to
go acr,-s of Ian /, situated IN Namhiil county,
Oregon, be decreed To H. Plaintiff :, free from
ang right Defendant May have therein Said
action is brought on the grounds ~ abandon
ment Of Plaintiff by Defendant, and failure
aaA neglect OF Defendant 10 make suitable oI
aly provision fJ- the support Of Plaintiff
Witness Tie Hon- ). G. NINGARp,
JUICE Of tie District Courtof the First
f.. 81 Judicial District of Washington Terri
tory, and the Seal oi said Court affixed,
this 18th day of March, A d. 1873
\ REEVES AYRES,
v. T. CATION, Clerk
Plaintiff : Attorney. 166w.
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STRANGE WuL-The VII ct III Eng.
hshEan recently deceased contained Il,
following unique Provisions - beguoa,l
TO my monkey, my dear and amusing
Jacko, the sum of tl1 sterling reg an
mum, 10 he employed for his sole aud ex.
elusive use and benefit: ~ M faithful
dog Shock, and ny wsli-belovtl cat. Tih.
q pension Of q sterling and | Gesir.
that, III case Of the death Of either e..
the three, the iapzed pension shall pass 10
the other two, between whom ii Is To be
equally divided. Cn the death Of al
three, the sum appropriated 10 this pur-
pose shall become the property of nv
daughter Gertruda, 10 whom | give th!,
preference among Ily children because O:
the luse family She has and The difficulty
she inds III bringing them up.
, 1878-04-13
District Court SWnl.s2sc1ls.

TERRITORY or WASHINGTON, tSS
County OF Walll M@ila,
IN DE District Court Of tie F13St Judj,iGi Dis
t,ict Of WASHINGTON TJT-t:g:.A
JOHN Z. MONTAGUE, Plaintiff, IS. So
SAN &. MONTAGUE, Defendant
TEyHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:
70 SUSAN G. MONTAGUE, Defer
,lant: You are hereby required to appear in
al action brought against you by said Plaintiff
in the District Court ii the First Judicial Dis
trict CT Washington Territory, holding terms
ut the City of Walia Walla, in and for the
county of Walla Walla, to answer the com
plant Of Plaintiff, filed in ALA Wa,la county
within twenty days after the service of this
suinmuns, exclusive Of the day Of service, il
served ia said county. If not served IN said
county. but in said District, III thirty days.
If served In any other Judicial District in the
Territory, in forty days. ii served by puhh
cation, within sixty days after the date OF t!iis
summons, or the said Plaintiff will take juds-
nent against you by default, according to thu
prayer Of tle complaint.
The said action i, brought hy Plaintiff to Cd
tain /, decree Of divorce from Defendant, On thl
grounds of adultery of SAID Defendant.
Witness the Hon- = C. WINGAnD
judge Of the District Court Of the Frs
r.. : Judicial District Of Washington Ter
ritory, and the Seal of said Court aii;x
ed, this 18th day Gi March. \. i. is!
y REEVES ANRES,
y. T. CATOE, Clerk.
Plaintiff : Attorney. t'-Gv
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longing life, Csca=ion-i!E NJ my ~ seen
III his char in i..u. 81 h.z reelGchce, AM
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SPECEaE. EGEzEEETs.

Pianos, Billiard Tables, Furniture. Glass Gl1ss-
ware and its contents in cases OF otLerwise 'lsrf
ware. Marble AMI Castings, taken Only at oThl;
risk of damage, brez.kagr or isasHge
Acids, Turpentines, Burning FiuIGs, O:!s a;ie a.
Other liiniis III cans or other vessels, at oani
risk OF leakage
Eggs taken only at CTEer's ri Z OF lT dkIce.
Fruits, Vegetables and all Other pcTlshah.e liVv
erty, at ownCr ) risk OF frost or decay.
Furniture not bOxel, AMI I'll Agricultural Az
Mechanical Implements, set zap or knoekei ioAL'
a. oaners risk of ,;;fI.s:e ami ChlfiI. or hre-1i
Nor will tie Company lie responsible :or deieirl,s
in any part, unless the same is specially recrpe 10.
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1912 PENSIONS.

TNDER THIS ACT, ANY PERSON
- who served fourteen days or participated
n one battle, IN the war of 1872. is entitled 10
Pension Of $ per month from date of ap-
poval of act. Widows OF such soldiers as have
died after similar service, no matter what was
the date Of marriage TO the soldier, are entitled
10 the same Pension No other parties are en-
til !. III 1872 Pensioners dropped from the
Rolls because Of alleged disloyaItv are restored
by this act Applications must be executed
before an officer OF court Of record. Send to
Us for any information or blanks needed.
GILMORE & co,
1Stf GO F St, \. ", Washington, DC.
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$40 REWARD.

CSTRAYED FROM JOHN NAN a.
- NON'S, on the Touchet, about ~
the 23d of last May, lS77, one DARkAA
BAY MARE, mo whites l591 hands high nine
years old branded j. II ' connected on the
left shoulder Also, 4 BAY HORSE COLT,
foaled last May. The above reward viii be
paid to any person delivering said horses, or
giving any information as TO their whereabouts
12tf JESSIE DRUMHELLER-.
, 1878-04-13

CONVERSATION between an inouiring
stranger and a steamboat pilot: That
is Black mountain r. L" Yes, sir, highest
mountain above Lake George. ..Anv
legend or story connected with that mopn-
tam z g Lots'of en- Two lovers Went
up that mountain once and never came
back again. :. Indeed Why, wb,-
became OF them = - Went down On the
other side =
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CAUTION :.

MO PERSON Is AUTHORIZED TO
~ contract debts in my name, and in all
cases where debts are contracted without hly
authority payment will be contested This is
the second time have given notice 10 this ef-
feet through the columns of the STATESMAN,
and the notice is again given for the informa-
tion OF all concerned. NINENAH FORD,
Walla Walla, February 70, 1873. 3lm
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sQsJaEsEssia. sCAEPs!

NOTICE accordance with an act. au-
~ thorizing the County Commissioners Of
the several Counties Of the Territory to offer a
bounty for the scaips of
S<il Sf.:iEEs, EA.iisTs tSD SAGE RATS.
approved October SO, 1877, it WAS ordered by
the County Commissioners Of WalIa Walla
County, at their regular meeting in Fchrearv,
1875, that a bounty of two ~ cents be paid for
the scalpS of al! Squirrels killed within the
limits Of said County
For further particulars and information
publish herewith section > Of the above act /:
Nv heneTer any person shall have any squirrel
sage rat OF rabbit Scaips upon which they wish
to obtain bounty they shall present the same
TO the county auditor, whose duty it shall he
to examine them and ascertain if they have
both ears upon them, and such person shall also
present to said auditor bill verified by afida-
Wit that the squirrels, rabbits or sa-e rats from
which the scalpS presented are obtained We're
killed within the county and that it is Just and
correct; said bill shall be audited by the cuun-
ty auditor and presented to the board of coun-
ty commissioners whose duty It shall be 70 or
der the same paid out of the county treasury
in like manner as other claims against the
county,"
Now, I, Thos. P. Page, County Auditor Of
Nalla Nalla County, give notice that / viii
receive all scalIS and audit all accounts rs pro-
yided in the foregoing act on Saturday, the 50th
dag of March, 1873, and on Tuesday, the 30th
day of April, 1873. All persons taking scaips
viii govern themselves accordingly. lS2m
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DOWN SpECssE. EETES.

Mereiandiae, Fruit and Vegetables, sane Fa's' :
above Der ton measurement .-
Woo. sewn dollars Der ;on weight Baef Li1rs
each III cents
Wood, Sand, Stone ari Live Stock !: agreed y
rates up down, by ear lead.
Fss. freight rates e. per ton, up OF Go"n' Il
ceiyel from or delivered % beats.
All freight rot delivered before C p u on the o.!
after it is received at the depOts VA! bS s"fei =
cwner > expense and Iisk.
And all freight receive, at depots ALL beA' o-a
risk of fire until shipped or delivered to cDi,s Il
All bills payable ia gold coin before deENdi :
freight.
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IT is SAID that few persons are het,er
versed in British politics than Queen
Victoria Her long reign has given her
an experience of constitutional usages
which ,aany g hcr advisers do not possess.
, 1878-04-13
Eases ga Up Freight,
PER TON ::EaSU:iEIEST, on
cOlnS MEprH th-niCE LII TTr

GOGDS. MERCEANpiSE, ETC, LTC.
From Waliula 20 Walia W.lla--.----- - y
From WalIuia to Thi.Iaan.- =
trCn Whitman To WSiia Waiia-, ,------------- q
81 BuiIding Material, Agric.l:ura;ani Ie lat
iesl Itnplrmepts LINE, Sc Frcigitei 10 Wai!IA =
q. y n CO.. fcats at rsiugs! ri,rsuTeiso MI y IL =
Freishted by us at tie foregoing lates. Oh D. : =.
CO 's reduced measurement.
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DILL HEAD PAPER immense stock
ID of BILL HEAD PAPER, just received at the
STATESMAN Office. Bill heads printed and pa
per furnished at little more than the cost Of
white paper.
, 1878-04-13

"' I Etl-i WHO las for years been in tie Pro-
li't,--y -i-!'i;ie business, and who has .traveled
"a various Irt> e.! tie world In search OF ufnrra-
t'i', a., great c1rtiieIse IN tie ERADICAToI; rs
the ~ [.ES CHra OF SAFE sur, and reliable rene-
--'.a i'r general Use a Egmily Doctor
IioV-;e O-i>sii WITH hottie without delay, ard
. s'H VIII always keep It IN the family and save
. .. ne. ioa.t te but Of With sc;e other Prep-r.-
/ n .ah- oI.y oIEELi.'S PAIN ERADIGATOR
We 11-- p.olEse t!rGSaals Of testimonials as 10
,T m1st, bat t-iIi vii prove to the most slep-
- t-' = = truly IN E.adicgiur CT Pains Aches
All In u '-Iaa'yuS IL Las Ieen. and IS ROW. con-
>tai:.y used hy lursg men rs 4 Iiuiment. and has
sse more vl!Ehe property of that kind than any
tie ,euu.l.-
tit ~ IN large bl:t'es, an1 fo- sale by druggists
an! ,.t.-is !! You hsrls-n to h. locality where
HlELLE TAIN ERApICATOR cannot be Oh
I'm, Se'.i - tEe hears; wholesale druggist TO
the Ag-Er>
CRANE {, BRIGHAM.
Wholesale isrug.isss.
30 aci So NITke; Street. san Francisco, Cal.
Price 81 per Large bottle. six bottles So.
.L2
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OEF;cs At TIE COURT HoUSE. G-.f
, 1878-04-13

ENVELOPES. Received at the STATES
II MAN Office large lot of Envelopes, which
viii be printed and sold at slight advance up
on San Francisco prices.
, 1878-04-13
- "a lss II LES,
PAIN ERhD!CATOR.
TO- w.. S,.,-,,...,s,, s5s1o.o..rx, -,

The ""rl1 moves, aud unless we Progress We rlust
60 H.cbwarl.s. Nothing re.naias Stationary.
IL OFFERING THIS MEDICINE IT Is NOT
ifte:2ed % deceive tire oevpIc - n cure for every
Compliant earth Int really scientific cricl. of
IL .TCIte>t m'.It, which VIII prove boon 20 SUI
tsr.I- humanity on accuunt Of its ada aptah;y
- ogJu and leSJ It's readiness o. appIctt on
aG t. price being wI;liG the reach OF al 1t viii
actually CUre
i',ICsrsIt5,ti<STs, Se:Ig3I.iE.
Contracted cords, S.tiT .y0thts.
tsntIt. Contracted Muscles,
Sort t.sroaS. '-ueIiin-s,
r'd.,.:DoNA, la;.fe Eaca,
Ssir1iTS. biaFrli.:a.
iscada:!,c, suisr.
\s't:4.ss, Eaceaehe.
t..aiS''s, Sores,
f3r1CIic. Cats.
tIiis:,s- Srsli:lS.
EDHAn1ItiGn of ;tie Kidneys.
! - -, -.L..- -
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The ;""rA moves, aud unless we Progress We rlust
60 backwards. Nothing re.niils Stationary
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EHFnttiFe FefH.IFets Essa saFHfTHeHs-
81 wAREROOM, Main street, Waila Walia
h.l,uy TJ;,l straar OFF
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E. Q Al


RESOLVED, That the town of River Falls
take the benefit Of chapter s. Of General Laws
OF the State OF Wisconsin for the year 1869,
entitled an act authorizing towns containing
villages aot Incorporated, to provide lookup
or place of confinement Tor the safe keeping
and detention OF drunken and other disord-
erly persons on the streets of any such village
not incorporated.
RESOLVED, That no person shall be upon the
streets 81 the village Of River Falls, in said
town, iii state OF iptoxlcation, or in a state
bordering upon intoxicati0n, and that any
person being upon said streets IL state OF
intoxication or in state bordering upon in
toxication, shall be deemed guilty OF disord-
erly conduct within the provisions of chapter
SO of the laws OF Wisconsin passed IN 1869.
RESOLVED, That no person shall use loud,
boisterGts, indecent or profane language mp
on the streets of the village Of River Falls,
and in any public Place, or ia any building
used AMI irequented by the public in said
village any persons using such language in
such place or places shall is deemed guilty
of disorderly conduct within the provisions
OF said chapter 50 aforesaid.
No person shall throw or knock any balls
or other missiles, o. fire guns or pistols with
in the limits OF the public streets of said viii
lage.
Any person offending against these ordi-
nances may be prosecuted as provided in
said chapter IS Aforesaid and it is hereby
made the duty Of any constable within said
town to arrest any person offending against
the provisions OF this ordinance, and bring
him before any justice OF the peace OF said
town To be examined as provided by law.
River Falls. April ID, 1878. 49-sm
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The Fourth.

The success with which the solicit
ing committee have met in the collec-
tion of funds, leaves no doubt that
River Falls will celebrate the ami
versary of the nations birth with due
festivities. The meeting at Green's
Hall, on Saturday evening. appointed
the necessary committees, and these
are assiduously at work to make the
coming Fourth the most glorious
day in the history of the village.
The ground selected for the occasion
is the beautiful grove of O. Strahl, near
Mr.. Lowell s residence, across the South
Fork bridge, to which place the pro-
cession, formed under competent mar
shals, will proceed, with band play
ing, drums beating, banners flying.
AS far as now arranged, the officers,
etc., will be as follows:
President of the day, w. d. Parker.
Vice-Presidents, A. Earthman, River
Falls.
John Glover, Hudson.
E. HI. Ives, Prescott.
Nj. j. Paine. Ellsworth.
G. d. Park Pleasant Valley.
VIM. Tear Oak Grove.
Chaplain v. w. .. Atwater.
Reader claration, Cotton Whit
comb.
Marshclr K. N. Bevans, w. p.
Knowles, I. L. Glass, f. N. Redmon.
The Grafton will be delivered by
Capt. Henry A. Castle, one of st. Paul's
most eloquent speakers.
The instrumental music will be fur
nished by the River Fails Cornet
Band and the vocal music will be un-
der the direction of A. Earthman.
There will also be fine display of
Fire Works in the evening.
Now, let everybody turn out
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u IL BUMP
Practice! W...sn.s.. \ iaw.Iss.

have good stock OF Ladies' Gold Watches
and Chains; a large stock of American
Watches in Gold, Patent Filled and Silver
Cases of the best quality; Also, Ladies and
Gents Rolled, Gold and Plated Chains, Gold
and Plated Sets, Bracelets, Ear Drops, Cuff
Buttons, Pins, Crosses, Scarf Pins, Lockets,
Necklets, Charms, Card Cases (Silver. Pearl
and SHELLY, Gold and Silver Thimbles, Gold
and Plated Studs, Emblem Pins, Gold and
Silver Keys, Pencils, Pens and Holders. Also
a large variety of Gold Rings amethyst, To-
pas, Cameo, Garnet, Onyx and Is Plain
and Band, Filled and Set Rings. | have a
large stock of CLOCKS which will sell lower
than ever before, prices from 81 coup. Also,
good stock Of Rogers x Bros. IS Plated Ware,
Knives, Forks and Spoons, Butter, Pie and
Cake Knives, Pickle Forks, Mustard and
Cream Spoons, Sugar Shells, Call Bells, Nap
kins Rings, Cups, Goblets, Butter Dishes,
Sugar Bowls. Casters, Spoon Racks and Hold
ers. Syrup Cups, Cake Baskets, Pickle Cast
ers, Coffee and Tea Pots Also Violins, Ac-
cordeons and Guitars; Violin, Guitar and
Bass Vlol Strings, &c, &c.
am also agentfor Kings Celebrated Spec
tacles-THE BEST IN USE. Fine watch and
clock repairing speciality. All work left
with me will have my special attention. Call
and see me at Smiths building, formerly oc-
cupied by Wing & Williamson.
ALL GOODS WARRANTED TO BE
AS REPR ESENTED.
RIVER Falls, Sept. Goth. 1877. 2l-36
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suicide Near Ellsworth.

Considerable excitement was ere.
ated OH our street, on Saturday after
noon by the report that the body of a
murdered man had been found about
three miles from Ellsworth, near the
road between the houses of Messrs.
Cbappell and Lenbert. Inquiry into the
circumstances and visitation of the
spot where the murdered man was
found, led to the conclusion that the
supposed case OF murder was one of
suicide. In this opinion we were soon
confirmed by the arrival of the st. Paul
papers.
The suicide, Robert Derner, of St.
Paul, bad been arrested for swindling
colored woman out of thirty dollars
by pretending to be a U. S. officer.
Being released on his own recogniz-
ance, he left home on Thursday morn
ing, stating to his wife that she would
never see him again. Evidently in
tending to commit suicide, he placed
a loaded revolver into his pocket, made
his way to Red Wing, and on Friday
morning came to Ellsworth in COM
pany with Mr.. Jake Christ, Red
Wing brewer. Inquiring for the road
to Baldwin, then for that to River
Falls, he invested twenty cents-the
only money he seemed to have about
HMM whiskey, and at O'Clock
started on the last tramp of his life.
On his way to This village he was no.
ticed by the school children and by
people living along the road, drinking
several times, and soon after he had
passed Mr.. McCutcheon's place, two
shots we're heard in the woods near by.
No attention was paid to them as it
was supposed they were fired by boys
cut squirrel hunting. The second
shot seems to have been the one which
ended the earthly career of Derner.
He hal apparently sat down near a
cluster of bushes about fifteen feet
from the road, drained his bottle,
thrown it aside, opened his coat and
vest, and exposed his breast to the
fatal bullet. The first shot did not
take effect, the ball penetrating only
ais shirt; the second cartridge did not
explode; the third sent the ball
through his heart; the effect must
have been almost instantaneous.
When found, on Saturday morning, he
lay there apparently asleep, his hat
firmly clinched between the fingers of
his right hand. As soon as the news
spread through the neighborhood, the
body was conveyed to Ellsworth, where
an inquest was held, eliciting the fact
that the name of the dead man was
as abave given. The chief of police of
st. Paul was notified, and on Sunday
night friends came and conveyed the
body 20 st. Paul.
According to the st. Paul papers,
| Mr.. Derner had been a travelling agent
for Messrs. Kiefer 4 Heck. liquor deal.
ers, out had lost his position on nc.
| count of dissolute habits. Being un.
ableto support himself and his family
| consisting of wife and child, and find
! ING himself under arrest for swindling
] he committed the act which sent
/ himSnto another world and left his
/ Destitute family to the charities OF
frieslds.
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Absolute (,[eenbackS,

WHAT is &IcNEY9 IL Is the thing which THE
LAW declares to be money be ii gold, silver, cap
per, iron, wood land, paper or labor. The law can
declare that we must pe$ a dollars worth of gold,
silver, wheat or labor, ana we must obey the law.
We have ppck, OK about quarts Of silver coin
from the United States Mint When we 90 TO pay
debt of five dollars, this coin is money. II we
wish to paysx dollars OF debt il is not money, for
we cannot compel a creditor to take it, five owe
man $4,000, we can pay him in greenbacks,
which are money, because the law saysso Now,
we demand that every ". S. Bond be paid at
once in this greenback lawful money, that these
Bonds may no more suoS away the life Of the
people to pay interest.
Why pay interest on Bonds? Who is lenehtted
by such rolsleryi The untaxed rich. Who are
robbed TIE overta xed. poor.
REMEBIBRR THEsE TRUTHS Labor creates
wealth Men create laws. Law creates money,
and whatever the law says is money must be
money, and whatever the law says is not money
is not moaey; exactly as a greenback dollar is
money and 4 silver trade dollar is not money.
Gold and silver cannot be money till the law
makes them When IL says they
not money, then they are not money, Therefore,
the law can create and destroy money, as men can
create aud destroy wealth,
NAT. GREENBAcK PARTY ORoAEIZoR,
Who has issued charters for over 5000 clubs.
Unite and scbd for one.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-06-20
ROWerY Dance.

There will be a BoWery Dance in
the grove on the Hayes farm near the
Lauder school-house in the eastern
part of this town, on Thursday, July
a. 1873, commencing at o'clock P. NJ.
Tickets for dance and supper, ST.. so.
Music by Irish's Quadrille Band, of
Ellsworth. A prize of a Gold Ring
and a Flag will be awarded to the best
waltzing couple i'll attendance, the
couple must be partners for the occa-
sion. No postponement on account of
rain as there is large hall near the
grove. Every body is invited.
7-2t JOHN DENEEN.