davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-01-10
IuE ssESNA COrTIE MoISE.

\ lons felt want in our city has at last been
filed bv the opening Of the Vienna coffee house
opposite Stahl's new brick building. The own.
erS are very civil and entertaining young gen
temen who have come TO stay, and hope by the
excellence Of their RcaU to give such salts.
faction that they will be continually ratronized.
, 1880-01-10
rnfs Islslfs-.

As usual at tke holiday season Tom Taylor
Is in the front rank with large and fresh stock
Of notions, cigars, candies and confectionery
generally His oysters are the largest and best
ever brought to this city, and his method OF
dishing them up is simply perfection.
, 1880-01-10

BEAN CRor-Several years ago good many
tons of beans were raised in the valley, and a
home market was found for all that were pro
duced at 4 and ) cents per pound. Now we
are importing beans, and the retail price Is 5
cents per pound, but people have gone wild on
wheat raising 10 the neglect of almost every
other industry. Beans, as 4 general thing are
b,,,L sura and remunerative. Would it not be
Vii for some nf our small farmers to vary
their crops a little by raising some things that
nav even better than wheat? word To the
wise etc
, 1880-01-10

READY At ALL TIMEs.-A ". Robinson an
nounces in this issue that he is ready at all
times to perform all work in his line in 4 mas-
terly manner As he has recently done some
first-class work at the STATESMAN Office We
recommend him.
, 1880-01-10
TN SALOON.

This fashionable resort is one IL incest
saloons IN the city. Superintend tJerome
takes pleasure in waiting on and su flying his
customers with the best liquors and cigars.
Tex himself is our ban ideal Of Jolly host
and his popularity is to be ervied.
, 1880-01-10
NOTICE.
L. :. LAND OFFICE,

L. :. LAND OFFICE,
Walla Walla, W. T., Nov. IA, 1879.
4 SWORN STATEMENT HAS BEEN
N filed in this office and application made
under the Act Of Congress approved June 50,
ISIS. entitled E. An act for the sale OF Timber
Lands in the States of California, Oresdn, Ne
yaGa and in Washington Territory 70 pur-
chase SCI Sec. -, I. No. S, \. Of l. No. ~,
F AppIication Will be heard February oath.
ISS0 T.. ii. MORRISON,
toIOvr Register.
, 1880-01-10
S0T PEHISTRItN.

Although the posse>Sor Of a name slightly
suggestive Of the heel and toe profession, is the
gentleman whose art in compounding all man,
ner Of fancy drinks has given Hewey Taylor
saloon recently renovated and elegantly reiit-
ted high rank in the estimation of JoR rjrdats
who always find there superb lunch, in addi.
tion to the choicest brands OF liquors and cigars
, 1880-01-10
NOTICE OF DISTRIBUTION.
TERg1ToKY or WASHINGTON. )cs
County of Waila Walia, %

County OF Waila WaliA, ~
~ PROBATE tie matter ef the Essd,e Of
DAVID " BURROUGHS, Dseeasvd.
NITATI0N On reading and filing the
~ duly verified petition of SARAH l.. Bur.
RoUGHs. setting forth tha: DAVID y. Bur-
RoUGHs, her husband. died intestate in the
county of Walla Wala, Territory of Wash.
ington, on the 18th day Of November, 1879;
that deceient at the time Of his death was a
resident cf said county. leaving property there
in, valued a; $3.50; said property is commun-
ity property. 1t having been acquired since de-
cendent's marriage with Petitioner, prior to the
year 1863, and praying for IN orier distribut-
ing and assigning al Of said property ~ peti-
toner A the survivor OF said decedent, accord
ing to law IL Is ordered that all persons in.
terested in the estate of said DAVID N Bur-
RnUGHs, deceased, be and appear before the
Probate Court Of said county Of Walla Walla
On MONDAY, the 18th day of january. 1889
at the hour Of l o'clock. P NJ, of that day
then and there t. show cause, If any there be
why an order Of distribution Of the property
described in said petition should not be made
as therein PRAYED fer. Further. that service
Of this citation be made on all persons interest.
ei in said estate. by publication Of this order
in the Walla Walla STATESMAN. weekly news
paper printed and published in the city Of
Walla Walla, Washington territory, for four
successive weeks prior 10 said 26th dayot Janu-
ary, lSS0.
X. GUICHARD,
Judge AMI ex-oficio Clerk Of Probate.
Dated Walla Walla, Dec. $, 1872 5l-iw
, 1880-01-10
NOTICE.
L. s. LAND OFFICE,

Walia Walla, w. T., Nov. y, 1879.
4 SWORN STATEMENT HAS BEEN
"A filed in this office and application made
under the Act Of Congress approved june 50,
ISIS. entitled An act FOX the sale OF Timber
Lands in the State Of California, Oregon, Ne
vada and in Washington Territory" to pur-
chase M NEt and EA NWA, Sec. 80 T. Nos,
y. FIR. Ne 80 f. Application will be heard
February zlst, lSS0. -
+. II. MORRISON,
iq-IOw Register.
, 1880-01-10
POS L..

The party season is now upon Us, and no
lady's toilette Is complete without = pair Of
nicely fitting gloves. To meet this demand
Adams Bros. have Just received - dozen OF
the celebrated Elite and Queen Victoria ="
brands Of kid gloves. which they are Offering
in all the most desirable shades at seventy five
cents pair. 52-tf
, 1880-01-10

THE GARRISON BASD.-This band. to which
our citizens are indebted for the finest music
that ever delighted their ears, advertise that
they will furnish music for balls and parties at
reasonable price
, 1880-01-10

ONE OF THE SUPPERs.-The most delect;hle
supper ever served at the City Hall was that
given by the knights Of Phythias last Wednes-
day night II Was furnished by Brockler &
Co. Of the Walla Walla restaurant, AMI de
serves special mention.
, 1880-01-10
s.NrR.NcI>Co REsr.rR.NT.

Walla Walla has many restaurants but the
leading one Is the above mentioned. The pro,
prietor Is Sparing neither pains or money in
securing The comfort and satisfaction of his
guests Strangers and transient people can
find No other place equal in cheapness meals
being ~ the rate Of 3 for 81.
, 1880-01-10
EyECVTOR'S NOTICE.

Esfafe Of HENR SEITZ, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned. Executor Of the above
named Estate, 10 the creditors Of, and all per-
sons having claims against said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers.
within one year from the first publication OF
thi, notice To- the undersigned at his residence
in Walla Walla city. or they will be forever
barred. THOMAS DGff
Executor.
Walla Walla, December Is, 1879. 5l-lm
, 1880-01-10

GoOD--WashinSton Engine Is now fitted
with neck-yoke and breast straps for the pur-
pose Of using horses 10 haul the steamer T.
fires. This is a good move and one we hope
will hereafter be continued
, 1880-01-10

STockNES, ATTENTION BY notice in an
other column the Stock Raisers Association
give notice Of a general roderer to take place
at Three Spring Bar, on Snake River, on
April LIST, 1880
, 1880-01-10

DE- MACK's new dental advertisement ap-
pears this week on the second colum of the
outside of this paper. As dentist DR.. Mack
gives great satisfaction by reason of his mo-
derate charges and efficient work
, 1880-01-10
SAMPLE ROOM.

Ed Jurdans sample room is headquarters for
those who imbibe the pure and unadulterated
article. FL is one Of our oldest citizens, and a
universal iavorte from the Rocky mountains
down :" tide water
, 1880-01-10

DIR. Z. GLOVE brought us an ''ad " this week
which appears on the second column of the first
page We hope there is nothing wrong about
1t, but it looks very suspicious.
, 1880-01-10

DR. BoYD's "AD. D."-Attention il directed
to the new lad of DR.. J. NJ Boyd, under
head of new advertisements. DR.. Boyd is so
well known as a sllilful physician and surgeon
that further comment is unnecessary
, 1880-01-10

NEw BuILpISGs. There ale tw, new brick
buildings to be erected on Main street in the
spring. Thomas Quinn is going to build a
brick on the site now occupied by Arbery's
saloon, and DIR. Day Is going to substitute
brick for the wooden building known as the
'.red store" on the corner We learn that the
building viii extend back to the alley, and Is
to be two stories high; the lot is 80 by l2oteet
, 1880-01-10

IHE Stephano patent cigarettes, with glass
mouthpieces, sold by l.. X J. Smiths branch.
are just the thing our smokers have been look.
ing for They are all the fashion.
, 1880-01-10


DkDIcATJoS SEEvIcE.-As announced in
last weeks issue, the dedication Of the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church, in this city. took
place on Sunday last. This large. capacious
church, which affords comfortable room for
Over iOO persons, WAS crowded to it, utmost
capacity long before the hour Of service. The
choir, which is the b-st in the city, composed
OF - voices under the leadership of Prof.
Geddes, opened the services with the anthem :
q" | was glad when they said unto me, which
was admirably rendered and justified the we'll
deserved reputation the choir has For the
sermon the pastor, Rev. II. ". E.gau, had
selected the subject Of the dedication OF King
SolomoR's temple and well sustained himself
as one Of our foremos: pulpit speakers. The
dedication PRAYER was Of most impressive
character and caused tears to flow freely from
even the eyes of strong men. The closing
anthem; " Let every heart rejoice" was per
fection itself. We were indeed sorry not To-
meet the many sinners We daily notice On the
streets, who work not at all. but are busy
bodies. II they would 20, once in a while to
hear Rev Mr. Easan, We are sure that this
would revive the early teachings of their good
mother and make them better men. Rev Nr.
Eagan has prayer meetings every evening at
o'clock, and We are not without hope that
some Of the sinners herein mentioned will
avail themselves of orr diSintegested advice.
, 1880-01-10

STAGE oFFIcE-The Overland stage Office in
future will be at Wells Fargo's ofiice.
, 1880-01-10
AYERS SARSAPARILLA.
ron PURIFYING TIE ELooD


THIS COMPOUND OF THE VEGETABLE
L alternatives, Sarsaparilla, Dock Stillingia, and
" andrake with the Ioiiiss OF Potash and Iron
makes most efectual cure o; series Of complaints
which are very prevalent and sitiic:ing It purifes
the BLOOD purges ont tie lurking humOrs IN the sys
ten, that undernlne health and settle into trouble
some Disorders Erup:i0rs o: the skin are the ap-
pearanee on the surface OF kumors that should be
expelled frn the blood Internal derargernents are
the determination o: these hutnors 10 some IN
ternal organ, or organs, whose action they teraDge
an: hose substance :heF disease and destroy AT.
EE's sAEssFAAIiIA eNfels thee hUm0rs from the
blood. When they zone, the disorders they pro-
duce disappear, such Clcerztinns Of the Liver.
Stomach, Kidneys, Lungs, ETuptiOas aad Erup::ve.
Diseases Of the Skin, St Artacnys Fire Rose or
ETysipelas, Pimples, PuscuIes, Bo:shes, Bois. Tu.
mos, letter and Salt Rherm, sclid Head, Ring.
wc-Ea, Ulcers anl Sores Rheumatism Ne5Iralgia
Pain N The Bones, SIDE and Head Female We.kness
Stsriity, Leu orThset arising from internal uIosra.
tiou and Uterine tlsesss. DEoisy, Dyspersi. EIna-
eistson and General DEBILITY With teIr departure
health returns Prepared by
DIR. L.. &. tycr.l (a-
, 1880-01-10

THE next term of the Valley School under
the Rev. J. d. McConkey, will commence on
, 1880-01-10

ST. PAUL's ScHooLw commence the Easter
term on the 2?th inst.
, 1880-01-10

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-A very enjoyable
affair came off on Wednesday night last At the
City Hall The occasion was installation OF
the officers elect Of Ivannoe Lodge, No. |,
h. of F., James NcAuliif, ID. :. C., performed
his part Of the ceremony i'll 4 very crcditah!e
manner. and, in fact, every one of the knights
officers and all seemed 10 know what To do,
and did it to the entire satisfaction of quite :.
large attendance of both gentlemen and ladies
The hall was tastefully decorated, in fact, we
NAV saw in a manner doing great credit To-
those upon whom that duty was imposed, and
very rarely, If ever, surpassed. The numerous
cages Of canaries was n very noticeable feature.
The friends in attendance will scarcely com
nlain that the canaries failed to do their part
ON the occasion. The address Of Hon. l. j
Auders was listened to with marked attention
and elected as it deserved much praise. After
tine close of the installation services the re-
mainder Of the night was employed by those 50
disposed in the light fantastic" The best OF
music was discoursed, and the supper was cX-
eeIleut. Altogether the affair was grand sue
cess While the order of X. OF 7. Is quite
vounr. It seems to have spread rapidly over
The United States, and from the principles ot
the order as given in the address, We are not
surprised that il should meet with such general
! fayGr.
, 1880-01-10

EctIrsE.-An eclipse of the sun will take
place tomorrow.
, 1880-01-10
rur FIRST CAVALRY al ApnILLE n,Sr

This Band is now ready 10 furnish music for
dances and all public entertainments on short
notice. Terms reasonable.
Apply To ERASTTS VI. WALLER,
LII Chief Musician Fort Walia Walla.
, 1880-01-10
NOTICE.

[. y. LAND OFFICE,
WaIla Walla, W. T., Nov. 5th, 1879
A SWORN STATEMENT HAS BEEN
"A fled in this office and application made
under the act Of Congress approved June Sd,
1873, entitled an act for the sale of Timber
Lands in the State Of California, Oregon, Ne
vada and in Washington Territory, to pur-
chase 81, NEt, Sec 2S, NJ, SWt, Sec =, 1.
No. $. y. X. No. ~ +. Application will be
heard oa the a0th day of February 1880.
Z. II. MORRISON,
i-IIw Register.
, 1880-01-10

SHEEP AND WooL-The advance IN the price
Of wool in tie east six or seven months ago has
stimulated the price 81 sheep and there Is
corresponding advance in the value Of good
sound sheep. The calculation is made on the
basis that high figures viii rule for the coming
clip. But wool, like wheat and other staple
articles. Is subject TO fluctuations. and no pre-
viouS year is any criterion by which TO judge
the price that will obtain the succeeding year.
Supply and demand are the great regulators OF
products from the ranches.
, 1880-01-10

Coal FOR FUEI-Our neiShbo- oi the Union
thinks that coal from the vicinity of Heppner
might be brought here and used for house
warming. TIE embargo on the Columbia
river will have to be removed before any hopes
Of that kind can be INDUCED in with any likeli-
hood Of realization II the carriage to the river
should be anything ike as expensive As ship
ping rock the delusi6n VIII soon be dispelled.
But we would like to see the matter tested, by
way Of experiment, and if it is true that ton
Of coal is equal to fcur cords Of wood 1t Is
worthy 0f trial
, 1880-01-10

1ocks trunks, and valises repaired and keys
e..us byJ. West, Main street near ID
, 1880-01-10

LoSE.-A Tzht colored silk handkerchief,
with red border. The owner values it As a
keepsake Anyone finding it will please return
the same to this Office.
, 1880-01-10

OCR WATER SUPPLY.-At the laSs three fires
by some unaccountable means, Main street
has been unsuppied with water sufficient for
the emergency. In the name Of the property
holders, whose very exiStance is in 4 state OF
constant peril, we ask the city council why this
Is so. As we understand the matter a city
council granted a certain franchise on condition
that water sufficient u run the engines should
flow through Main and Alder streets. How
much i sufficient is the question! The best
judges say that nothing less than a. inches,
miners measurement, will suffice To Us TIKI,
looks little enough, bu: it is certainly ~:
drop too mnch. We sincerely hope We shall
not have occasion again to alude To this sub
ject, As it Is the city Is at the mercy OF small
fire and strcng wind. And there Is another
thing that might as Wen he attended to, AMI
this is 10 have the marshall and fire wardens
make special business 10 examine into and see
that the fiues are kept in good condition We
do not believe in things being done sl0veuly,
as for example notification by letter; this Is
humbus and money thrown away: let them
make personal inspection and get paid for their
work.
, 1880-01-10

CHAyGEp.-In future the Utah, Idaho snd
Oregon stages will deliver their passengers at
the Exchange Hotel. This is one Of the incest
and cleanest hotels in the country and credit
to our city, from the fact that travellers always
leave with good impression on them by reason
Of the good treatment they always receive.
, 1880-01-10

RAzoES ground and concarcd 10y J. West,
Main street, corner of 81.
, 1880-01-10

THE best b;t cigar at Charley Davis
, 1880-01-10
DR.. J.c. xyer & Co., Lowell. u.,,
rr.cr.cAL AZ. As,1rr,c,trzr,r

fLAcr2cAL ASo AsALfr;c,L CHEMISTS
sold ty al Druggists ani Dealers IN Me:.eine-
Roase, psy:s s Co, Wholesale Agents, Portland (,
Orssua. aJv
, 1880-01-10
WANTED.
S0TICE.

III MEN KNOWING THEMSELVES
y ind4i.ted 70 the Undersigned for black
-,,itb;n., and wagon work viii please come for.
ward and settle and save cost
JOHN LUX,
HENRY KASFBERG.
Wsya WaIla, DsC- 18th, 1879 3Lln'
, 1880-01-10

DIREcToRr-The Walla Walla, Waitsburg,
and Dayton directory is now in the bindery,
and viii be offered for sale at the booksellers
and a: this Office early next week at the price
Of one dollar per copy. The directory fil,s a
want which has long been felt, and as the com
piler has spared no efforts to make 1t complete.
in which respect he has been eminently success
full, and as the work IS gotten up IN the highest
style Of the art pressrvative Of arts, and Is
substantially bound, we feel certain that this
useful book will meet with large and ready
sale, and We recommend everybody To procure
a cory for present use and future reference.
, 1880-01-10

GAIT THEa1aE-The management an
nounce that the variety season at this popular
place terminates With the departure Of Mr..
Ward and troupe for dayton and arrange
ments have been msie by which the theatre
viii undergo thorough renovation during the
recess preparatory 10 leasing the establishment
TO Mr. Ward, who, on his return, viii run it
Is frst-class family theatre, disconnected
from all other parts Of the house. The first
production under the new management, of
which due notice vii be given hereafter. will
be 'Hoyl Pitcher" the fortune teller Of Lynn
We trust that all lovers Of high dramatic art
viii extend liberal supper. TO the frst-class
performances wtnh will be given
, 1880-01-10
BUSINESS LOCALS.

'CUBi Y Indianos. "
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and made preparations to open up the
forests on grand scale. About six
miles below here, on Kettle Greek, high
upon the summit of the mountains, he
built for himself home.
Endeavoring to implant in this wilder
ness some memories of the land he had
left, he constructed a castle and furnished
1t with all the embellishments that could
be imported into this out-of-the-way
place. A beautiful road winding up the
mountain side ON gradual ascent led to
his retreat Artists were brought from
atar to add to the splendor of his castle,
and the painter and glider gave their
handiwork to complete the structure,
while paper Of the most expensive kind
covered the walls and added its charms
to the edifce. One mammoth room was
set apart as the concert hall, and here
Ole Bull exercised all his ingenuity in
its decoration. The roof was composed
OF glass, and the barbaric splendor was
well calculated to make one forget the
outside surroundings and yield them
selves to the subtle strains of his violin
and enter with spirit into the gayeties
and festivities with which Ole Bull tried
to surround himself.
But all this was doomed to moulder
and decay. Before the artisans had yet
ceased their labor trouble began to show
itself. Dissatisfaction began to manifest
itself among hose who had come with
him to this land, and although he had
expended money freely and tried to
bring peace and harmony among his re-
tainers, the specter of rebellion would
not vanish. About this time, too, he
discovered that the title to his land was
not worth the cost of its writing. He had
bought it from parties who had no claim
on it whatever, and now the real owner
came forward and asserted his rights.
Overwhelmed by the thickening troubles
that came on him, he suddenly aban-
doned all and reappeared again among
the haunts Of civilization, and, with his
beloved violin as his companion, began
to retrieve his wasted fortunes by tread
ing the boards behind the footlights.
The colony he had brought with him,
being left without a leader, gradually
broke up and became scattered far and
wide. Now scarcely one remains behind
to tell the story and record the history of
New Bergen. The castle on the noun
tain top suffered from the ravages of
time and the despolia,ion Of the curiosi-
ty-seeker. Hundreds visited the place,
and most all carried away some memen-
to of this "Ole Bulls Folly" till now
scarcely a log remains to mark the spot.
The only reminder Of the past is in the
name of the little village that clusters
around the foot of the mountain. 1t is
called Oleona, which is supposed to be
what remains after the shortening
process" of ''Ole-owns-it."
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Ole Bulls Pennsylvania Castle.
NEW Bergen Letter to Titusville Herald.1

About thirty or thirty-fve years ago
Ole Bull, the Norwegian yiolinist, with
one of those idiosyncrasies peculiar to
men of genius, turned his attention to
colonizing and speculations in lumber.
Engaging a number of his countrymen,
who had reached New York on their
way to the fertile fields of the West,
he brought them here, laid out . city
and erected cabins for their use. He
purchased an immense tract Of land in
this region from parties in New York
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Corrected to Accord With City Time.

CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Depot corner Mclean ave and Gest street
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cures that have won for it confidence in its vir-
tues, never equaled by any other medicine. 1t
still makes the most effsctual cures of Coughs
Colds, Consumption, that can be made by medical
skill Indeed, the Cherry Pectoral has really
robbed these dangerous dseases of their errors to
,great extent, and given feeling of immunity
from their fatal effects that is well founded if the
remsdy be taken in season. Every family should
have 1t in their closet for the ready and prompt
relief of its members. Sickness, suffering, and
even life is sGed by this timely protection. The
prudent snould not neglect It, and the wise will
not. Keepit by you for the protection 1t affords
by its timely use in sudden attacks.
PREPARED BY
DR.. j. C. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass,
yoLD BY Practical and Analytical Chemists.
ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN MEDICINE
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What n Partisan Journal Thinks,
IBay City (Michigan) Obseryer.l
rTo BE Continued

independent newspapers as general
thing are unsatisfactory to the majority
of readers, but when enc reaches the
excellence attained by. the Cincinnati
STAR we feel like saying good word
for it. The STAR is an evening paper
published at the low price Of So pei
year and ia emphatically newspaper Of
to-day. It's editorials are short and
pointed, its local news crisp and full
while its special dispatches from al por
tions Of the country are unsurpassed by
any paper Of our acquaintance.
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Tennyson frequently spends hours
over single line of his poetry before he
can get it right, and the Sweet Singer Of
Michigan says if she couldn't write po-
etry faster than that she would be
ashamed of herself Boston Post.
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GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
(lI![Il3lIl13!|I discovery
CHILL CURE.


rip Erspsn @ ocd e nSd ~ powerful
% has Bos Cashan.
White esife Of ihAcs
,ndRnlar
bad taste mouth internal neat or s
Dr. Prces Golden
s"cs perfect and radical cIeA ,, - r.,
the cure o. tse medical the
cai Of Sold druggsM