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, 1880-10-09
a Cad IN the Public.

DEING NOW PREPARED MORE
ID taan ever IN sell nv stock o; Harness and
Saddlery at greatly reduced prices. IN tact at
- per cent cheaper than ever sold in this city,
and hereby heg leave tn make il known that
will adopt reducedprices as above stated, for
:he next 60 days. Invite al farmers, .eam-
sters and stahlemen to cume and examine my
immense st,ck and look into my price list he
fore buying elsewhere. Opposition IS the irie
of trade. JAMES WHEELAN-
20 Sboo opp,site SmllPs Livery Stable
, 1880-10-09
Grant in 1884.

There is no doubt that those who so strongly
advocated the nomination If Gen. Grant IN
1880 have only postponed their hopes Tor four
wears and will then make more determined
effort to accomplish what they So narrowly
missed at Chics 70 this year. The third tern.
snake is only scs.rched not killed; but when
case Of backache or kidney complaint gives
way bcfore the OREGON Kidney Tea the sur
render is final and compiler, and it will never
rise again. Sold by all dealers.
, 1880-10-09

Grr~w Dgx.-J"hn gast,c., our efiicie",
-, mu,ftl. arr-stei the proprietor and a
,.,,,r, vh te in nae of opium den Ia China
,ll.y saturday evening The young man
-. bond. in the sum nf ten dollars for his
,,,,,,r,nc,. IN court. Tn, sc places shori
h.. h. nmll d regularly until they ave hr"ken NJ,
,s ihrv are a disgrace 10 any community
, 1880-10-09

CaLLrD.-W W. Cavines,, Esq, Of Cold
Springs is IN the city enjoying the sights
He IN orns Us that his sectIou Of Urnatilis
County is raj ,ily being developed and new
settlers coming in every day \ Year ago
eh. first sod WAS turned and there are n"w
bet.een seven and ten Thousand acres IN cut
s,y.sn.. The hot weather during the su"
mer inisssd the grain less th." IN any o'hrf
nat 81 shs eountry. There are st,la thons
~, a acre. waiting for the settler. MIR
C.yiae $ i. .lms~t always At h""se and rally
q a ines TO i..pars information rrPecu"s
IT,. .,c.. to all who arc drs-soas o: b1oon
~S al g dcfS
, 1880-10-09

Called. h. Rutherford, Esq, Of Day
ton, has been in the city since Tuesday a. d
favored us with call. At the democratic
convention IN Columbia cornty Mr.. Rnther-
ford received the nomination for prosecu ing
attorney and 1t was one Of the Wise>t things
that conyrn'ion could have done Tor the s-n-
uruan has peculiar talents for that positi III
utterly lacking in the opposition. Add to
tlis that Mr. Rutherford Is true horn dem
ocrat, and a VERY popular gentleman, devoted
10 the material interests of our sister county,
and his election is assured.
, 1880-10-09
\ G \ II ID.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions OF youth. nervous We IkneSs, ear
" decay, loss Of manhood, etc, VIII send !.
recipe that will cure You, FREE OF CHARGE
This great remedy was discoverel by a mis-
sronary in South America Send s-Ii-ad
dressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH !
INMAN. Station ID, New York City. Ill
, 1880-10-09

For CHIcaco.-Gen. Forsythe has turned
over the commsud Of this post to Captain
Maireeor. who viii act as commanding
othcer unrl the arrival OF Gen Grover Who
IS not expected until the lat of November
As soon as Gen. forsythe has arranged his
business in this city he will leave FOR Cnicaco
where he VII resume his position as sid-de-
camp on Sheridanis STAFF.
, 1880-10-09
He accgrrs-Hon. Jacob Hoover. of Col

He ACCEPTS. Hon. Jacob Hoover. "f Col
fax, accepts the nomination a int council
m,n for Walla " ala. Co,um IA and Win
man eoua'ieS He IS a gentleman OF eHten-
sre experience. brold v.eSs. shTp le1 !
mind aud of str.cf { grl;y aho would r'e
each ,unty with cr,dit and he 4 ho or 10
all. He i, decidedly ed to IN" fence
law. and as such should receive the ~. Il
all whose interests lie IN that direction There
Is an attempt b-ingmiir by the rrPubi'e:.n
monupul,sts {. run their men mt" the iee'S-
latsre la order I, accomplish their end,
which, pure and simple. means mo fence
Law
, 1880-10-09

CREDIT DUE-Much credit Is due to Mrs
Major Rees AMI Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Ward, who
contributed largely to make the visit of the
presidential party pleasant one. President
Hayes ard his wife expressed many thanks
for the elegant and apperizing lnnch and
breakfast that Mrs. Rees and Mrs. Ward
provided for their guests. and the visit Of the,
rartv to Mr. Wards orchard and the choice
fruits eaten direct from the trees Was greatly
ell JOY ed.
, 1880-10-09

RUNAWAY ACCIDENT-As John Leverton
was driving Mrs. Colby in from the mill las,
evening when near the residence Of B. F..
Stone they met runaway team and although
Leverton used his utmost skill he could not
avoid beng run into by the other team. In
consequence both were thrown ou. IF the
wagon and Lerertnn badly injured. bnt very
fortunately Mrs. Colby escaped with nothing
less than a severe shaking.
, 1880-10-09

WAILA NALL, SrUCA breeders AND
C,urASY.-A CO npauy has been incorporat'
ed u.der the style OF the - Vail. Nalla
st ,ck Breeders and Land C'mp,"y. The
follawrn. are ITS lncorporators H. T. lsaaes'
{. II. Mack. Il. K. Rees, Il. L. Snnarp''ein
and L. ). Boyer Object prUhts from er-
hanceneut IN value OF Land and growth AMI
,ucrea.e e Of stock. On lands no" e-'ci"sri
ON the TnucIet thry propose to breed ard
,a,S, hip.t-bre horse stock.
, 1880-10-09

1 Goop WoRD. Speoking Of Jas. Thomp-
.,, the democratic nominee for sheriff, the
J-,ou editorialIy saws Ia: has always re-
adj nim as competent officer, re ,dv at
= ,imes +, perform hls durv IA acror'iance
.,.b ,,- collie inierpre ainn of ;hr law"
, 1880-10-09

NEW OFFIcEgs.-At the meeting of the
Hook & Ladder company the following
officers we're electei TO serve during the en-
sulnr year Foreman, Warren Burgess; lst
as>is;1n'. Genrge Lambert 2nd assist ant.
Jas. Mccain; president, Harry Winter /:
vlce-pFesident. J. Stockw-ll: treasurer, Rob
ert Stott; secretary. Fred Duggar: financial
secretary, Isaac W-lch FIRE delegates, Rob
ert Crane and Robert Sto.t.
, 1880-10-09

LIEUT.. FAeRow RErURNS-0n Wednes-
,lav afternoon about T. ". Lieut.. Farrow
returned here from his pro.racted and ardu-
Gus scout In the rough mountain rec1"n OF
Northern Idaho. He was accompanied by
Lienrs. II. II. Benharn and ). c. Rnbertson,
who have shar. d the dangers and priva ions
with him. John ". Redington whose let
t.rs have heen read wi b 81 much interest
by the readers of the STATESMAN ard Ore
qoniap, was also with them As thev enter
ed Main street from over the bridge they
presrn' ell an appearance anything but fasci-
na.ing, their looks We're anl thing but favor
able As they We're rs rough n looking crowd
rs ever cnrere,l the city. Ragged and DUST
a. they Were, they w-re m,n of the nsh'
>tlmp, and of whom the upI er cnnrtrv have
eOOd .'easoh to he proud. They have been
out IN the mountains since the month OF
July, during which time they have scented
over 800 miles of country and only returned
Iust "a their object was Almost accomplished
Dy an imperative order from Gen. Mcdowell,
commanding their immediate re'urn. The
SORTS, Ind;an and all numbered nearly
sixty, and as they appeared it was hard TO
tell were the white men left off or Indians
began they all Looked so much alike, but
they were heartily cheerei they role
down the street on their way to the CARR
son where they camped. 1t was great pity
they had not arrived few hours earher,
when the brave little hand wnnli have given
our la.e guests very practical illustration Of
the Indian quest on from different view to
what they are accustomed According to
iers the whole hand left this Thursday
mornias for Vancouver
, 1880-10-09
p,vrr Cry g,cEs-The three fourth

BAKER CIry RACES.-The three-fonrth
mile dash az B,krr City Was Won 10y l"ih
Sn.tI 5 mare. "Pett,john." owned by Wash
n ,,rr,s. VINO lives on tLe r"ucnet, came III
s.r,nd The haif mlle and repeat Was Won
by old Shops mare. "Old Shep Is ah
elit,r and oAn, the BeRrOck Democrat. he
will accept our c.'nsrAtal,r'o"s. bat II !. he he
will take a lltJle advice We rec'ihhhe''n III"
10 sell nov tnat he has proven lie ca" WI"
snn. nm
, 1880-10-09

A GREAT RNCE. -Ahout the lsto Novem-
L.r there will be the greatest running race
here that ever ok plrce in this cnnnfry ii
,b.. .iz. # tb- purse Is an emblem. Th'- race
a. lac g, lash Of III ee miles "p n "a al Tor a
IF SIDD Tn oSnrrs- OF the ftste,t
,.,,,...s IN th, country have s'g 'ili-d hsiS IN
,ant,,n Of beng present with their flyers.
, 1880-10-09

Buy Holmes Squire Poison and 90 after
them with all the bows One million squir els
killed last year by it and valuable AND m
nortant Improvement has been male this year
making ii :he best POISON that en- he made
Every pound guaranteed. For sale at H"lmes
pr,,., Store Sim
, 1880-10-09

WALL, WALLA RACES.-Mr. Tom Collins
infnrrns us that his races Will commence
e,tEer in the last week of the present month
ar t,,. first week IN November. lt will be
by flr th. best races this country mas ever
wit ,es,eI and c',w,is of people trom all
IA arts will b. III atteudance. The first two
day, there will be glass ball and pigeon
shooting
, 1880-10-09

Co,rsBI. RIVER ExPoRTs.-The exports
s,,,r the Columbia river to the United King
dom consisting of wheat, -four aud salmon,
,h,.,,ea from P,rt.ani AID Astoria. assre-
,,,.st 81 .O5g. .s7l for the SIX months ending
Srutember 30.
, 1880-10-09
FOR SALE.

We have Z, II sale, tn parties desiring TO CON-
mute home teads or pay for pre-emption
claims, CERT Gates Of deposit On aeconnt of sur
veys. Amp {"
x1.r nAWLEY. WALlAGk ~
, 1880-10-09

Has RETUnSED Mr. William Neal, who
has been absent for eight months, returned
tn this ci'y On Weines lay las. During his
absence h,. has been To the Sound cnnntry
AMI also to the Skagit mia.s, of which he
has 4 very po.r op mon: b It for the Sound
lie has retained vl,id and favorable impres-
SION. Like all other men al an obscrvIn, ,
turn of mind, Mr.. Neal is as;onished at the
growth of tits clty, aud says 1t has male
mor- progress during tie eight months "f hi
ab>ence than III the ten previous years o. his
residence.
, 1880-10-09

yoxr SOLID. D.-Hon. y. T. Cation ha. -
,,,- al from Prnileton wiere hr has been
dressing large and enthusiastic audience,
T., H,nrock and Enrlis. The bunrh grass
conut,es viii be more soiir'!y dernocrat'e thais
, 1880-10-09

Robert NJ J.ny, or Underwood Hall, New
Market. Eng, pays the following g!"wing
compliment to MIR Thomas Berry, now Of the
Lion Brewery. which We cnll from a letter
..H. Il. II. The Prince Of Wales when lunch
ing with NE last year, said it vas the hest beer
he ever tasted This speaks well for Mr.
Berry's ability as brewer. dlt%32u
, 1880-10-09

NoEE BuILDING.-lt Is estimated that
next year gu side Of the brick buildings no"
gong up that at least $4,000 viii he ex-
r.nd al m o,her structures. And all this Is
In spite of the pessimlsts who croak their
dr.v'IfuI ~ es OF woe, and say that To"
much brldlns has already been done aud
hat the present Is but temporary pros
prrlty.
, 1880-10-09

W,suIxGroS ESGISE CO.-At meeting
of W. hington Engiue Company last even
IN, the following oil ;ers were elected: Fore.
ma, Wn. kOllhauii; lst Assistant, Al.
Iny.; 81 Assist ant, A. Schum mlcher En-
,,u,.r. {. Kraft President, Ii. \. Hope. A;
y,-,. pre,deat. " z. Horton Treasurer,
Marx C,lt: Delegates, &. Kraft and n. L.
[ -lfnn.
, 1880-10-09

Srcc.ss The Test OF MEEIr.-Wh hen Johh
I,.,,ce arrived IN tins city with the alleged
R,,o,utru murderer. every credit was r',e
h;r, f,r the zeal he had shown IN carrying
on, ,b.. instrn ,,inns of Sheriff Thompson f'r
,bsr ca,,ure Justice lid his duty Ike a
man ami he the more 1. served The cr'dt
q en- him by rhe Sr,rsSNav he aus ne
out If tn men in his place would have inaIe
a biu iu.s AMI come hack empty handed.
Nothing succeel' IKE sue 'ess, and the 500 er
the U,iou aw.kes TO a realization Of that ap-
bor,.m all the quicker WI | 1t he convinced
chat J,m.s Tbonuson will DE our next sheriff.
, 1880-10-09

Fey.srr.-rh-re has been some spirited
=, cp.ttion in the bidding on $1,000 pounds
of government freight - be hauled from this
c,,y tn the new p rst near tie mouth of the
S,.kan river. it is understood that Chas.
Fra.h has put in the lowest hi'l of the Walla
Walla contractors aud We hope he will be
successful
, 1880-10-09

CuTyF ExGISEER. Yesterlay the election
Of chief engineer Of the fire department took
Mace, from the Washington engine house and
lied IN A victory tor Robert McCalley.
nf T;per engine company. HIS adversary
p.,b.rt Crane, was beaten by but eight votes
nb,ch .hnws that the popularity OF the two
candidates does not vary much.
, 1880-10-09
Medical Lake.

Much is being said in the papers Just now
about Medical Lake in Washington Territory,
which seems to lie sort OF modern Beth eda,
to which the lame, the halt, snd the hlin.'
move hoping tn get relief. The waters OF this
lake, however, mot be IN to cure backache
and all diseases Of the kidneys AMI urinary
organs as does the Oregon Kidney Tea. Sold
everywhere
, 1880-10-09

The CHEF EXECUTIVE InASk'-Ir'sS'
dent HAYES delegated to Alex, Reed Esq
,h. ulea.ing task OF expressing his excel
- tina ,ss 10 the Eerein E.ntr"eht SOL
;,r tI,e charming serrn ,de gwen to t"e
sS S,,,l.nt ami suite Oh Tursd.y evening
I'm. pr.sidrn,, Mrs. Hayes. AMI the hHlnc'
i, o.. marty are very hearsy III the eSH'e',
~ Of rinse tnat the society were ent,Ied
=, lar TN. high state oi culslva ion ""iIh
~ h, al bourlt their voices and the abe
IN ,h en- the sonss were renhsieu-
a. - ma yrlttea a letter II the socie
,,.t,,rmiuy them ot 'h- FAC
, 1880-10-09

TYx WEEKLY SrArEsNA>.-ln addition 10
one hundred aud tifty lie" subscribers whose
r,,r.s We have added to our ever increasing
."hscr,nriou list during the past two ~seAs,
S"oIe'. I.,. -. wi sucn iarg- nnmber oi
'.,t,ons for extra copies "r the " hkhLf
STATESMAN, containing '"'i anu =,
-, ,i the visit OF President HryeS A."
party to wall walla, tnat t. snppS -. -,
demand. We shall be compe'led t,:i' - W.
print the largest edition OF our Msshts h MY, . nsd
ever pIblishei- Extra c"pieS can DC 'os' .,'' nv
at rhi. office IN wrappers really vi '''''e
FIR I'D CENTS
, 1880-10-09

Thar Co.L.-The man vino brought tha'
Touchet coal to town In the middle "i 'N'
,,.ht WAS evidently the victim OF a put up
;ni' lie came to ". [. Painter, III, count
=, hIve the claim Recorded. a.d
Lr,n,,,r what he sald wa \ sample tf"in ''iI
yem IL is supposed that some rraI 'iI'i .1
;'LD., c,v, h,m a piece taken from bi'c.--
nth Shop ami Old hum IL was f'vl 'ne
IN. - Tnr stuff found Is as much Ike c1A'
A. taraip Is, and wall neither burn or MAKE
, 1880-10-09

Webfoot Oilcures the crying baby. Mothers
attention is called to the webfoot Oil III cases
If Group, s,rasms or collie, that the little ones
ar. Il; ,i.ct to. IS 6m-
, 1880-10-09

such As Loss of Memory, Lassitude Nocturnal
EIuissi.nS, Aversion 10 society, Dimnsss Of
Vision, Noises In the head the vital fuiI
passin:: unob>erved in the mine, aud mlny
other diseases that lead TO insanity and death.
DR. Mimic viii agree to forfeit Five Hun
drrd Dolltrs for case Of this kind the Vital
Restorative jnnder Lis special aiviceand treat
mentl will MT cure, or for anything impure 1T
injuiiiu found In it. Dr. Sliniie treats all
Private Diseases successfully without mercury
Consultation Free. Thorough examination,
and advice inclndina analysis of urine. IS 90.
Price Of Vital Restorative. S3 % bottle. or
four times the quantity, sic 90; sent to any
aalre>s upon receipt of price, or c. o. d., Sc
cur from observation. and in private nome IL
desired, by A T.. MlNTIE, VI. d.,
ii kearney Street, San Francisco, Cal.
D.. Minties Kidney Remedy, Nephretic1,n,
cures all kinds Of Kidney and B'asider com
plants, GunorrhGa, Glert, EeEcorrhea. For
sale by all druggists 81 CO bottle, six bottles
for 81 90.
DIR. Mintie's Dandelion Pills. are the best
and chea.est Dyspepsia and Bilious cure in
market Fur sac tIv all dru ooi.'s AIlg
, 1880-10-09

New TRUCKS-Two handsome casting
trucks, built by w. W. Espv, of Portland,
arrived in the city yesterday for Al Lowe \
Co. AID Short Bros The trucks were sold
ny NJ. W. w. Jones, the enterprising agent
Of Mr.. E>py, and are by far the finest veEi
cles of the kind ever brought t" this city. To
show the amount OF business done in the city
and its rapid increase 1t is sufficient to say
that five years ago there was but one truck
IN the city and now there are over dozen,
al OF which are constantly IN use. This Is
certainly very creii'ab showing.
, 1880-10-09
Fare-Thee-Well.
The President OF the nIied stat = and Party
Leaves for rO.flaad.


As is the usual cnstom and according to
the programme laid down, the r:,idential
party held 4 pubic reception III tie Metho-
nisr Church Yesterday afjern r"n here hum
lreis ofcallers through the very pie .-ir & task
81 shaking hands with the President and his
suite. After which the party adjourned l."
the hotel where an elegant rspas was served.
During the afternoon some thirty
UMATILLA BRAVES
under their Chief Wines Snoot, arrived
from the reservation, and donnel their war
paint and costume and rode through the
streets on their little ponies to the residence
oi Mr. NJ Ward. where they wished to pay
their respects Ia the Big Father" who
came from Washington, but his Excellency
at the time was engaged and made All ap.
pointment with them for a reception at the
Garrison IN the evening. At hall past seven
,'clock the President and his wife and son,
Rutherford, VISITED the residence Of Alex.
Red. Esq.. where, as he expressed il, he
wished 10 pay his resprc TO Mr.. Reed and
family at heir home They spent pleasant
hour and met many OF the people Of II e city,
Who called during the evening and paid their
respects 10 the distinguished guests. Th-rr
were present Mr.. and Mrs. J F. Boyer, DR..
aud Mrs Blalock. Major and Mrs L. r.
Rees. Mr. AID Mrs. Wnans, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank J. Parker, Captain and Mrs. Andrews,
Col ani Mrs Barr. Harry Rees, Mr.. and
Ms. Water. II. NJ. Thirlsnn and WIFI.
Ms. Bren's. Mrs. Harry Paxton, Mrs.
hrefer and Mas keefer aud Mrs. D. P.
rnompson- Tsking tine carriage from Mr..
Reeds residence they were driven direct to
he Garrison ~uere they received the officers
/ the lst cavalry. Under the efficient
eldership OF Mr.. Walker, the
CAvALRY's EXCELLENT RAND
,liscoursea some OF the masterpieces in
style that elected the applause from all who
were fortunate enough TO he present. The
Uu.arilla Indians amused the audience with
a war dance around the camp tire and their
strange antics and gro;esque dress presented /
a weird picture that made an impression on |
the minds Of the spectators that viii not
soon be forgotten. At ten O'Clock this morn |
in. the party We're driven to the depot hav-
in, heen forced e. cut Their visit short in |
o der to return East by the LIST of Novemfer.
The visit OF this party is Al era IN the his !
tor OF he territory and will do mure IT, !
wzris benefi ting the country ut large thsn |
anythi g that c"uld have happened. The |
Pres,iea', the Secretary Of War and the !
Ge,e al OF the Army. were hiehy Ile.sei |
- ieIvs.t and Seake n The 1ust CON-
- s1y ssras II sAs pss4as ssa tie /
, 1880-10-09
AGENTS .xD C,Ny,ssERs

Webfoot Oil cures pain in from one to fifteer
minutes, warranted.
, 1880-10-09

Wehfoot Oil is a priceless jewel in your fan
ily. 1t speaks for itself.
, 1880-10-09

Make from 80 to $50 per week selling good
for E. q RIpEOUT eco, 10 Barcla; Street,
Few York. Send for their CatalOguea I'd terms
, 1880-10-09

RExorfn I.ham L Strickland
have renoved tl,eir l.x office from Third
srees b asSee Wells F.sSos c6e.
, 1880-10-09

FOUyp.-A gold earring. Apply at the
STATESMAN office.
, 1880-10-09

Wehfoot Oil is sure cure for Dyptheria or
Sore Throat
, 1880-10-09
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

Is a never falling cure
for Nervous Debility,
Ex hausted Vitality,
+ e minal Weakness,
Sp-rHIStorrhGa, Last
Man-iiOod. In,po: n
ey, Paralysis, and all
the ferriole efec,s os
Self Abuse. youthful
fo!lies, and exce-ses
IN rnaNn.r -a-.
, 1880-10-09

c..un,Iy in general, which they had passed
throu-h IL was regretted that tneIr 'iE'ited
time woald not allow Of their visiting the
niou, iains to ge: better view OF the valley
INCIDENTAL NOTES.
While the special boat for the presidential
parry MAS moorri at Umatila the -taier..oms
Of Miss Sherman. Miss Failing Mrs Wood
war and Miss Seed we're catered by some
bur ,ar but nothing Of importance was taken
Oar guests al gone and the city will asshn
resume IT'S Normal condition.
Take down he bunting.
lie, the arch be care,i for 50 t viii be ~
readiness for other cel-brari~ns.
The distinguished IA ty c''isiste'l OF he
T. e>ident AMI wife. Gen. ". II. and Mss
Sherman, Miss Odenreii, Gea. A. NJ. D.
McCook, DIR. ID. l. Huntington, JOIN Jami-
son, of Washington, John W. Derron. OF
Cincinnati, Secretary Ramsey, Gen. Howard
and wife, Rutherford B. Hayes, Jr-, Mrs-
Mitchell, of Columbus, Ohm, Mr.. ani Mrs
Col Barr, Judge NJ. P. Deadly. Henry Fail
lag AMI daughters OF Gea- AiasSorth, Mrs
D. p Thampson AID Capt Bar:ie-
Mr.. F. F. Oak-s, e-pr-sd-nt. of the o.
r. L n. Co., c. II. Prescott and Mrs J. y
Dolph, of Port and, accompanied the party
rs far rs the Dalles.
Judge Deaiy. Of Portland. Rutherford b.
Hays Jr. ani j. L. Hallrtr, honorvd this
utfice ai-h a visit YESTERDAY.
Whie the Plesideat AMI Gen Sherma
were receiving The Inlians at the Garris'u
lat evening, two Of the braves who were
ir, ssed II, arly alike were presented within
short time of each Il her, and seeing the
similar costumes as they came up u shake
iaris, Gen. Sherman advised the party I"
retire a. he SAID the Indians were d"uhling
up on thers, hut it was soon seen that the
srwashes were acting on the square
Rutherford b. Haves, Jr., cont-mplates
making Oregon or Washington terris"ry his
future home.
The general expression is, oh. that c'm-
nittee
A reception will he rendered the President
It the Dalies Tomorrow.
The Ve-ein Entrarht Society serenaied
he President and party at the residence Of
Mr.. Ward on P"plr street last evening
The PresIien; a p auded the eXce'Ierr sIng-
my which WAS thoroughly enjoyed by all
who were IN the vicinity.
The bind daughter OF the late Houllsh
Wampo. came to the city with the balance
Of the Umatillas to pay her respects to the
President.
Al er duing the Pnget Sound country the
President vii rrturn TO Ohio in time to cast
hs vote IN the November election.
, 1880-10-09
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
TERRITORY oR WASHINGTON, I
County Of Walla WaIlA.

County of Walla WaIlA
In the PROBATE Court, before x. Gaiehard, Pro
tate Judce.
In the matter Of The Estait Of JACOB B. FITZ.s
GERALD, DeceGscd
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN RY THE
~ UNDERSIGNED Administrator of the Estate
Of JRCUE B. FITZGEzALD. deceased. to the cre.i-
tors o: ami all persons hxsiny claims against
necessary vouchers within one year after the
inst pIbicIt;In Of this notice TO ssid Admin
i.trator. at his Place of business, on Main
street, in the city 81 Waila Walla, county and
territory afore-sid Dated at Walia Wslia,
October 9th, lS<0 J. z. MITCHELL,
Administrator Of the Estate Of JACOB q.
FITZGERALD. Deceased. ~
CATION & CROWLEY,
AftoTners for Admin istratnr I-4x ,
, 1880-10-09

Webfoot Oil can be had at yolr druggists.
, 1880-10-09

For STENCILS, go to Straishts.
, 1880-10-09
EX-GOVERNOR RAMSEY,

Seeret7ry cf War. who is a very elo.lsn. ta!ker
aHi &e:'t the aTdirrre in 4 continual sn with
his "IttIclsms and applause with his ,mpli-
inentary remarks Of the country The secre
'ary gave a short review Of the par-y's journey
- Walia Waila and expressed hopes hat the
next time Thy came il would be by dire t ruute
c't rail. l.: response to calls fhr Gen. Sherman
the hero Of the
, 1880-10-09
A T2IUMPHAL ARCH

decorated with everything apparently .b,t
'he huld-rs could Law t3.;r b,.Js - la
.'e Junction "f Main and Third streets. was
vac "osl iromi'ent icature uf the decora.
uo"S i was rml leli'hed with the rr. drct.
ol our pol nc soii among which were sh.afs
!" o'OS' "hea', bHlry, shocks of corn.
uH'hes 'i veg tables, eaormous b-ets. turp.
,i'-' ma am IN sq"asnes, pumpkins, siaik. cf
HiA' uheAcel:-d Iu gr"ath IN lie in,,s' favor
r' .o'aI' res ter th't plant. 50 suggestive Of
IN 'us r., aud ~ fact all the Resources OF the
c'nntry, S'tt the