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WHAT YOU WANT.

Il mediciae that will DO The mos
good in the shortest possible time and
least expense. N. T. Cody q Co,
druggista and apothecAriss. are nos
Introducing into the market list ol
non-escret medicines (the formula for
the preparation OF which IL published
on the wrspper.) which are designed
especially for diseases peculiar TO this
climate. Our preparation Of tar and
Wild cherry 10 better for coughs aud
colds than German syrup or any other
medicine. Oar Sars>parills for the
blood; onr. extract At Buchu for the
Kidneys; our Trochss for bronchitis:
our Soothing syrup for children; ocr
Lnaenges for worms: our Condit,on
Powder TOR cattle and ho,ses oar =
sencs OF Pepsin for dyspepsia, and oar
various toilet preparations are the bsst
in use.
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destructive. and in o short time came
together a coGical shaped cloud, which
came to the ground near the Grove.
travelling east. The trsck of the s,os N
was abcut half . mile wide, and ssept
everything b 70 e it, dsmoiisaing farm
houses, barns. and other buildings. car
rying soa- Q of them bodily hundreds of
feet. aud then d. shing them to the
ground in pieces. In one place FARM
er's house which Was surrounded by .
rail fence wss picked up srd dashed
10 pieces in the yard. leaving every
board on the fence remaining in its
place. There were Is or 20 persons
killed outright and many wounded.
while others cannot be found. Those
known to be killed were Jesss Ohler,
wife and two children, VIM Pace, wife
and his two children. and one other
child fatally injured.
CHICAGO. June '9-Near midnight
A committee, appointed by Senator
Hoar to wait on Garfield and Arthur to
notify them of their nonination, met
them in the club room of the Grand
Pacific Hotel, aud Senator Hosr, as
Chairman. made an appropriats speech.
Gen Garfield replied:
Mr. Chairman and Gsntlemea:-I 40.
scre ysu that the infor nation you have
officially given to ins, brings the sense
of very grave responsibility. Especi-
ally so IN view OF the fact that was .
member of your body. Q fact that could
not have existed With propriety had I
had the slightest expectation that my
name would be connected with the
nomination for the office. have felt
with you great solicitude cnncerning the
situation Of our parts during the strug.
gle; but believing that you are correct
ia assuring me that substantial unity
has been reached in the conclusion. il
gives me qualification far grester than
tue personal pleasure yeur announce
ment can bring. I accept the trust
committed to my hands. As to the
work 1T our party. as to the
character Of the campaign to be
entered upon. I will take an early COCA
sion to reply more folly than 4 can
properly do tonight. thank you for
the assurances of confidence and esteem
you have presented to me, and hope We
shall see our future a. promising . are
the indications tonight.
Senator Hosr in the sane manner
presented the nomination to Gen. Ar
thur. who responded in an apt. spe ect
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OF EXAMINATIONS
AND ::COMMENCRMENT EXER.
CISKS AT THE UNlVERSlTY.


All examinations will begin at 8 A.
N. and take place on the following
named days:
Monday. June 14th.-Enelish Liter
ature. Xenopben, Greek Reader and
I'D" Bookkeeping.
Tuesday. June 5th.-Virgil. Cesar.
"A" Latin Reader and "B" Latin
Reader. q
Wednesday, June 10TH Mensura-
ton. "A" Algebra. "B" Algebra. "C'
Algebra, "A' Arithmetic, "B" Arith-
mrtic. &C" Arithmetic. At 1 Pm.
Mental Arithmetic.
Thursday. Juno l7th.-Natural Phi
losophy. German. Recalling and SPELL
ing.
Friday, June lSth.--Commencement
Exercises at Pm - -
A. J. ANDERSON. President.
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Darfha 10 Afss ace months Of 1850.
sl.020. s47 pounds Of suees vsss ne
csivsd q San Francisco. sad daring
the coming seven months enough more
10 expected to make the whole years
receipss 7o.oe0! 100 pssnds. sabstAntially
all Of which will 10 from The SasdwisA
Islands. seecAs n The city ere iscsses.
ing. y slso st New York. vhess. q Z
recent OCCASION were aid 70 b l50, 740
tons.
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Il 10 supposed the U. y. csGsas Of
1880 will develop . population Of
q. O00.o 600 IN the Union. 81 I .0C0. 900 In
California. 100000 in the Psci6e
S.ates. aud 500. 900 In San Francisco.
The population Of the Coast has about
doubled sincs ths MT oeasus vas uaas
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SAN FAAHcIsco. juno 1.-The Board
of 6apervisors hsld . special meeting
les sye1ing TO fsesivs tho report Of the
Judiciary Committee relative to ~ dis
tsictiue the city under tho provisions of
The Mcclure charter. Tho Board bad
pfevi0usly reQuested the Conmittee to
consitler the qasstiou Of contesting the
legality Il the charter Ia taat respect.
showing desire not to comply with
~ provisions. The Commitsse. before
reporting 10 the Board. were closeted
with counsel. Mayer Kalloch, after the
conferences. came in aud reported in
favor of re- districting, which report the
Board adopted. The conference with
the attorneys WAS secret. but ID - re-
ported that tbs council intimated that
in the event Of refusal to re.district the
Mayor would perhaps avail himself Of
what they claimed was his legal risht
under the new charter 10 appoint not
only new Board delegates. bat ALEC sue
cessors 10 the pr~ssut Boari Of Super
visors. and that this intiustion resulted
IN report IN favor Of r. dis,ricting.
5 Matters about town are very quiet.
There l. nothing going on but the
minor ward club pol,sscai s.estiaRa, etc,
Aclus caliej The Garfield Insisciblrs
has hsen orsanixsi for tho campaign.
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High fsrming--What 10 IL! ID asked
in the last number Of the American Ag-
r;culturist. ~ editor u which immedi-
atsly proceed y sps~sr in The style
following: ITO be BRIEF" he again
asks. lis il the growing d The best
crops on, the best coil andse the best
conditions; and finally the crop giving
the best profs In returnY-No. There
are cases when comparatively poor
crop grown on poor soil, with little or
no attention, may give the best rstarns
--as is the ease in the imperative sx-
tensive forming Of new country. High
farming is when much capital ID AK
pended on little land. Tie production
Of beef on the plains may be ~ profit
able as the growing Of onions. but Il 10
uoi high fArming-it is the character Of
the culture the soil receives and not the
profit that determines whether farming
is high Or low. High farming 10 the
protita bic farming Of old thiokly settled
countries. aud the kind that We are
tending to; but as yet II 10 not the best
farming 10 ell sections"
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San Fsancisoo sent 70 foreign coun-
tiles $SS. $50 worth Of building ss.t- sial
during the month Of Nsy. This In
cludsd !. lse.al6 fsss y ls1lss. l.l0l. !
500 ss,neles. lot.0eO lssha. pielsss.
shocks. shskes. boits and pSses.
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The Russian Government contem-
plates sending the great ironclsd Peter
the Great to the Pacific, and four other
Russian men Of war for the Pacific are
fitting out.
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CorxcSI BLssrs. Jans lI-Spceisl
dispstcses 10 the Asaparik give partic.
ulars Of : trrrihle tornado that swept
thrsssh the sosiheAstrrn part a Petia
wsttanss Cosssty lase evening. The
eyclsne. o. tornado. - dsscsibei by
N eye aitasss. uAs som sh,hg terrible.
Wind clauds utFs Ara eb~srsed sasm
ieU buth eass ana vsse a. Whsslsns
Gsuve Poshh where ths seogu M ssose
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For the best photographs in oil
styles. in bright or cloudy weather. 70
to Moore's. Sullivsn's Block. Front
street.
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Read the foliovioG testimoslAls. not
from persons 5000 niles away. whom
no ons knows. buk FROM well-known
and tsus.worthy citizens Of Oregon.
whose names. written With thair Own
hands. can be seen at ous Office:
SILvKRrox. March 10, 1850.
I take pleasure in testifying 70 The
remedial properties Of the OREaox
K1DxEY TEA. For thS past two Or
three years l have been troubled With
arrangement OF the kidoeys. during
which time / have tried various rome
dies without obtaining relief. I bought
. package Of the OREGON KDyxY TIA
from ]. G. Hayes end from the firs
dose began to feel better and am hsppy
to say that after using the package !
am almost entirely cured.
SAMUEL Cox.
The writer of the followisg il . Bap-
list minister Of many yesrs standing.
we'll known rs . missionary among the
Indians. and 10 now . teacher in the
school recently established 1t Forest
Grove for the education Of Indian
youth:
FoREsr GROVE. MArh. 8. 1850
] have been troablsd many yeass
With wesknsss Of the hidneys. and hsvei
tried many different remedies. sousbt
aid from different physicians. and even
changed climatss TO obtain relief, but
have met with indiGsrant sucoesaL
Hearing through friend Of the sslus
of the OREGON KIDNEY TIA. obtained
box Of it. sud have derived greater
benefit from it than trsm anything else
have yet found. ]. r. HUfF.
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GARFIELD Bg.R.-The people oil
rush to the Tivoli Beer Hall nov, t.
get fresh Garfield Beer. Come early
and often.
div A HISS. proprietor.
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TELEGR.APHIC.


WAsHINGTON TRnRITORY.
PoR7 0AMBLR. Jane i1.--Arrived,
bark David Hosdiey. from San Fran
cisco.
PoRT BLAKELY. June ll.-S.ilsd,
haRksatins h K Ham. for San Fran.
sisoo.
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Nichsis's lafsiiible Injection,

Guaranteed to cure promptly and per.
manently every case Of 0onorrhea.
elect aud Whites, no matter of how
long standing, If directions ere followed.
Internal medicine not recommended or
necessary. A cure guaranteed o. money
refunded. For sale BY N. T. Cody 4
Co. Wholesale and retail druggists. Sc.
attle, w. r.
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saturday. June IL. 1880.

Some indications Of the settlement Of
the country oa the line Of The Northerr
Pacific Railroad il western Dakots may
be had from the entries Of government
land at the Bismarck Land Office, which
was established ia 1874. which has
charge of ths sales from near James
town west to the Montsns line-thst il.
for ell the Dakots land near this road.
excepting for about rs miles west of
the Ainuesots line. For forty miles
on each side Of the read half the SEC
tions belong ~ the rsilroad company.
aud two in every township sre reserved
for school pusposss. - thst but II sec
tons out Of SO In each township are
open to entry at the land offics. Down
to the end Of April last. there had bsen
G38 different entries In this district.
none Of Which. probably. wsrs Of more
than 100 scsss. Il 10 claimed. Aowsvar,
that considerable unsurveyed land
which cannot Be entered till surveyed.
has been occupied. The Bismarck 7,i-
5unsssys: There srefully - many sctusl
settlers on the sarvsyedrsilrosd lsnds %
there are on the government lands. and
greater acreage uDdss cultivation. :
It must bs reasmbered. where most Of
the cultivated iaDd ia thi. part n Da-
kots lies. u in another land district.
Here about 500. 600 bushels Of wheat
were shipped at the single sts,ion Of
Fargo Lost year. At the land Office
thsrs,wsfs 5000 sntries. csvsring about
1900 0eO serss ~ 1879 sloss'
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

M4W IM0I.AND HeTEl.
J K Marshall. walls Wa Beatbesstoue. city
Mrs 6avip. Oily mpis G DAVIDSON vi, Ksn's
Annie ASsms.
Little Maud, s
Miss L Visa Edwards. xfis
yoo g. Lndsly, 'A' D'a"s"c Oo"ps'T.
Chas Allen, ~A
Joo A Carr, +f et hsR
n Farrsn, Newcastle Tbos vona, Newcastle
PJ Wade and vile, Portland.
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rHE WEEKLY lNTELlIGENCEx
rnis Cd md popular journal Of Western wash
inSton. With the largest circulation Of any PspH
In the Territory. IL published every Saturday
morning. Terms Three Dollars pR ar
nun. 10 advsEss: othsTwiss. el.0O.
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BORN.

In this city. Friday, June nth. to the wife o. ]
o. EversAsm, . son. A88 Hfs7 -
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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The Marine Ways q ths foot Of Cherry Street
havs been rebuilt In . sabstantisl manner. We
~ nov prepared 10 build steam and sail vessels
Of Ill glasses. ~ ~taa l.
Drsfts. Plans and epsciAeations for building
furnished TO order.
= VIZ. HAMMOND / CO..
i. mAdkv eeettls, W.T..
, 1880-05-05
meeting, hut tho nmOtnt THAT would ho ralsed
would 10 very small. iIc rsns In fhvor OF
LETTING uATTHNa HEST,

meeting, hut tho amoMnt THAT would ho ralsed
would bo very small. lilo nas In fnvor OF
LETTING MArTANs HEST,
untcss thore wae another onll for money, nnd
'' Mr. Goodwin sna that thoro was general
sf' vent the II AsH eolestinF ot te e!.tanns d per
cont. The lnt'c!,tei,lcsa hnd III becn raid ip sQ
Tint 4 committee IN Investigation sho'1ld he So
w p"sr 1 o" ,St ~ stock
Tho ineetiIs thon adjourned until o'clock In
When lid ncottns rcconvonod Mr. samuoi J.
Goodwin presented
rHE roL1owfxo REVOLUTIONS:
t II T. tho h. opon y
ts necessnry to 10 ,hourre; IN fai III, eng!ste
dele9ntcs nf tho different a,ranches present ut
% G'.r nfter,oon M 10 ,ncot!nE that mn Investigation
"Reso!ued, Thnt 4. committee bo appointed
with full power to tnku such measures Ms they
f,trthernntc 0f this thjcct: md tnnt thoy pro-
ccctl to. cali upon tho different branches who
xe eoeat qs ts1e M s t s o TFpsS ne 5 q
assuring thetn that no ft1rthor ca will be tnato
upon tlion fnr the 9btGct II ~ Mcc2r'nnco @ WIN
eaiieete. viii 10 AMPLY aa'ielent 70 ply iii *.
prosecution Of tho investigation to nral tss.e.
"!eeS0'rcd. Thnt tho Committee be cnsnposct nf
thofollowing Ycntlomc.,: Nathaniel Norton ttho
l'lalr, and i. $. narrnw. Of chle,!E,: john on.
llert. Of Evausy!tlc. !nd.: md 1lcrtnan Ely, Of
Eiyria. e, anl lint Mr Elbr'Rc q. Keith be ap"
II answer to il question Mr.. Goodwin sntd TINT
d S e. ee,f eoaizs 'a m ~" tQ sesoa e tSoy
could accomplish their object successfully.
, 1880-05-05


A special meeting Ut tho South Pnrk Donrd
wns tcl,l yesterday afternoon. President Wnsh
tilcd tho chair, md ull membera were present.
Prof. Chcrrio wished to mako aonc obserya-
tious Upon the best material for tho constr,tc-
ton Of tho roadway on MfchIgun avenue, bllt, MS
the Michigan avenue matter wRs not up for
consideration, tho members declined 10 hear tho
gentleman.
a bill amounting to $13 for n[ckel-plnttug
sputo used in planting tree during the Grnnt
" "bntm " cn.1e up for consideration. All vUtcd
til favor Of IL nllt,wat1co excerpt Mr. Itusscli:
s,as so,st gays ta,t am ts l nss9lvfr or th9
TINT thu compensation IN the condemnation suit
Ut the South Purk vs. Fr!tscis Dudley be pnil
strlcted to notify the Auditor to pny tho sunl--
uhout t$a0I0U-whcneyer tho nlINir wns III shape.
THE MULvEY TltACT.
a motion WIS nude by Commissioner Russell
tOrfiry IL ,ltmcill tho proceedings iii coisemn-
tion fHr property along fitty,,ifth strect SO ~
70 Include tue who!o T., o. tho Mniyny tract, and
fun,f. @N''
day or meeting by chnnaetl. wtrn commissioner
itlRselt moved that tho sccond Wednesday, OF
ench ,nhnth, ho sixea, upon ls the dhy upon
which TO hold tho regular meeting. Carried.
JAMES Mn,saAS,
Tho following, offered by Commissioner lsus-
"WHEnEAs, Mr. james Morgan, late President
nt this noatsl. has rot replies, to tho intcrrog1l-
tos af the attorney rclntlyc to tho expclMlltiro
or SiO,tsU for tho piirchnsu or tho DDb!IIus In
@ @terest IN tic purcell Of lund known us tho Phil
"WMEitEAs, The Commission must conserve
ts interests thoren: therefore,
CtI,tnit!.u IF n!1c, who, together with tho ut
tnrllty q the Commission, sfnll tnke such steps
y h. fsessr t9 Sw psrfees TIE n ts
Mr. Nl,ssG1l wns appointed M tho Committee
, 1880-05-05


The Iioard OF Trustees mot Monday ovonlng.
Tho North Ch!unEo City RAIlrund Cnmpnny
8ont In u proposition 10 pny0 sixtcun feet In
Width III tho contre OF CiArk strcot with cobblJ
stSnt, ant, also 10 put its trucks IN tho centro af
the street. provided tho owners Of nblltttng
property from Fullerton urcnln to Dlyerxy
street would complete tho rst OF tho street I'M
pruvcnlent by Nov. il which WIS rvferrc.l to tho
supervisor and Commissioners of Highways With
pUWUr to not.
The Hn4r,l Of tisMlth ut tho Town und C0,n-
mlttcu Oh Jutiunry wuro instructed 10 cxa.uIno
Into tho anrthsN' Or depth OF tntcrnents. und
tso tho extcnsion or tho bIrying. .Krplud by tho
jewish Culnutery Company On tho cornor Of
Grenn Hny rt,ltl and liellnunt uyenug ant. re-
}Mrt next t1Iect!nx. hB fenunatrlltlCe WIS 80lit
III against tho manner OF tllGtr interlueuta and
extension nf their Erounifs, etc.
GEIrT1 ", MlllMils !ftlsMppGfntcd FountttnMx-
ter Nut was sworn III by tho Clerk m speciNl
pulitrnltll. AL lieUnHen Issued by tho town. wcro
hy resolution rlldD to xpiro On tho .Uth t,ny Ut
April Ia u1suh yeAr,
HYDE PARK.
There ia to t0 u 1hcuttnx 0f tho Hyde Park
Trustees Tonight to consider tho question Ut
sn!El0ytnx attorneys to tnke ltAal atups tn bt-
lhrtMt!, Tho citizcns ind prupnrt ylttltters arc
rxpcttnl tu hu present tn ilrXO such netIDn, Mr..
Guy will npEeur In bphult Nr thu truck. Tho
EitizrAh COlIlltg llnSG reported tho fAGss, and
li'tlgg Trl,tnlnl hns given I'LL opinion tl,at tho
ratlr0uh IL s'lnntter. with nD legal right III
slDwn II. public Btrcuta with1ut shadow Of iii.
th0rlty ur lprMtsssnh,.-tho whole ut Alnp!0
nyn1iao, from EUttlgo Gtoy1 to Luke avenue,
being thus 0ecu pied.
, 1880-05-05

prosi,'. It, ' view ~ n Is ,avs ri .t corroapon. m @ T.
sso W. q IT, a hat sa 3 20 ores oe
'st .2c 2ssy'ss s ts t. rfs ySssS t.
III: sGo:s % "so s'sdasstanes: ~hsh
!, fho lefenaant is entitled to tho prcsump-
Yr.. sir,' replied tho Co.irt. "n'ls for YOU
inoiiy wairh teris I" prnvc. .that. fo.t n,ay not
o,' It rs sufficient or not. could not sny TINT.
standsnE alone, yo,l mist st presume Il, ieca;aso
province Of tho Jury. Lctno tay fuFthor to yo,t,
THE CASE IL An IMPORTANT 1xE.
It hns taken sou md tho Court long ti,nc to Try
cnse wnuth be substantially chAngcil by q new
irta!. Or by tho production of any additional
tat Ii s @ nss @ s cese IND fes
entirely content with to Jury mil thor tlEfpoSi-
ton tn t wha! Ia right III lhr light ot tho pronf
10 net nl,on i. Of cat,rsc. tl.orc Is rom for i
tlI9crcnco OF opinos Il understand that-!nnt
probably from tho cre!';nstanees surrounding
tnny try It; and thcrcforo sinff request ynt, to
n,ako nnothcr effort nt an Increment. II thnro
nrc m any other questions to 10 answered, will
Tho oMly further Question was one from Juror
.lnElnso11 rs tho body ltel cut: !to wanted to
their minds The CMtrt, Will, admirable cn,l.
ton. replied ,hat ho should walt n reasonable
' Xia" '"1 uad sap Siy counsel vero apparently en-
cournxe,l by whnt hid iaken place. Tho anes-
tions askcI showed that tboru wcro probably
' thst s A'c Fl nj 5 aS e S%H ~at xses e s Mee
tho authorlty Of tho Directors. md that u tero
as amy ds,ibt. t. o,ig',t !" be resolved IN lis
qtc @ &c 'S f,ss is fsoconee. liz tnrter es
, 1880-05-05

NnRuirc; Directors, G.. ". Hunt, T.: e.. Wnl-
cntt, a. Eatsn., ". Il: French, y. =, Crafts, +.
q. I,oRnn. 4. II. Woodbury., tr1l n. White: Arhl-
tratnis, u. II. Kirtnn. Hobcrt fInol. y. Matr
THE civil EsutsBEas' ctti
Of tho Northwest met IN tho llnnnr6 Hook ,yca.
tpr,fly nfternnon, Mr.. 8. 8. Greeley III tho chntr.
Mr.. sfurrlo,sse, tho Secretary, rcRd II cotn1n,n'-
cation fts'lm Mr.. lot,n l,ngatt, SECRETARY Of tho
York, Inviting tho Northwestern Clnl' to at-
tcn,t tho CNt,sc1ttnn pf tho American 20
lowing gentlemen we're admitted. to
membership: Mr. y. ". Cnnk, Assistant Engf-
hrer Department uf Public Works Of this city:
Mr.. II. h. Alexander, Resident Engineer Atoht-
sotl, ,ropcka 4 Snt,ta F6 1saltrs'nd; Mr.. ChMrlcs
j. tlAtca. civil engineer, ChcuEn: Mr. W. 4.
Smith. Publisher II tho darricun Engineer, Chi
cngn tns.nclatcl: al Mr. lniln H. llay1nnnt, scc-
rGtury uf tho Western tfhItr0aA 4tssf,ttNtfnh.
After 6otnc lcl,atp nn tho adoption nf Il new
constitution ind ty-lnws for tho Association,
Mr., ". =. NfcIlnrK rGnh n paprr nn "Tcsta Ut
hydraulic Celi.ilts: lsss,lts atia Conrnrisor OF
Methods" tho tigIrcF given IN tho paper having
been tnkeit frntn experiments tnniiG during tho
construction OF tho Fultcrton-nvcino conduit,
, 1880-05-05

nound.trtp tickets to Denver, Colorado
Eprlnys md Pueblo may DO found on salo ut
Chicago aud ail other coupon points on line Ut
the Chicago, liook Island l. Faufto llnltroad,
fr01n May Ito Oct. VI, 1890, Passeugcrs Gun pro-
euro their tckcts via Kansas City. Council Bluffs,
Lsavenworth. or Atohison, via this line, and
havo choico Of ro,ltcs beyond. or thoy can 90
yIa ono route and back auother.
Ther0 IL but QUO chunge OF cars between Chi
eugo and Denver and Pueblo, and all changes
aru made tn union depots. palaoe dining -caru
arc attached to through express tsuius, In which
1ueAla ate seryed Ut II ccnts zach.
For further particulars cal! at our city Office,
10 Clark street, OF at depot Office, hcad OF La
Halle street. E. 6T. JOHN,
General Ticket aud PASSENGER Agent,
, 1880-05-05


,,rAnKEit-At 1nko Wow. May I, Mary, Wlfo ot
ss Ct ds:ss: I'll ss ssf Is s's Ss:
ts4 III. London ling, papera please eooy.
HrnNE-Mny 4, slnrtha liyrno. 81 brnln fovnr. need
}.inesa i i'm, hSr a,a fesi!sacc aGi Weniw"f,h:
III $ry u cass'y
1oohEY-May !, Mrs. Louisa r. poolcy. ~to Of II.
1s ~ ssas q ne Van
Rt, trsdny nj J Dcfock D. tr.. tn Grngelhnd.
TUNSEY-oi pneumonia, Thomas Turncy aged
Faae1nt today at i:so o'clock. from hs !s!e fcsI
fenss fs a liz src s!sa e
MAKKs-surnh, beaovod wife Of Samuel Marks,
osiTnorn N'-day at2 p. m, from hor lato ros'donco
~ ualaey Silj and uannlba, tsto.} papers ploa,o
e 9 Fsssnss Of IA aes q Y Ge"D'
Al srsSE 'eS e;, o:s Ill., g. 8 % a' D. Funeral
sessd ess Fsisfs %o 81 oS IT. Essh
ssea e TT .. s,s rssdsGfs 81 s,s "Wednesday
~. Nnn1 E s axs nsqt Inf s"n, s"1 Of 0ase'
Funeral from !aelf rcslsicnee. l.9 Wet Masrl.on;
): eansss Ct nssGs 6 Gsa;s Tsas'''' morning ut
esrt + s asS Gig is} .rsa. infant
l!a6Gys at a;5o p. III, 10 draesiand Cemetery ~
sass ee II seEses III s es esss
reaains ?t Emily C4,HpeIt: Friends src lnyitedI i ID
tH "nessoit tmpess nicaso cory.
CgI1.1ER-sinE4 J. William j. Collier. beloved ron
o. i'atfltk ana Mhry Collier aged 6nonths and II
,Faaernl from The residence at ~ parents 81 yes,
to Calvary CemGtery.
, 1880-05-05
c0lDRADO ExcuRslf,p,

Tho Chicago, burlington 4 Quincy Railroad
Company will commence May !. l860, and cou.
tInue during tho aoAaol tho sale OF tlrat-clnss
excursion tlckota from Chicago aud local poiuts
% different routes. These tickets will ho good
going West within fifteen tl5l days from dato OF
sale, and to return until Oct. following, Pull
man pa1ace-cas1 arc run by thls Company from
, 1880-05-05
MARRIAGES.


-TRUMAN-~nARf.EY-1rS Snn FrrncItnp. Cni., April
q. at Urnsn Cathedral. hy thu ttoy. W. u. plAtt,
t;eoruc y. Truman. ~ Chicago ILL., to Luuo Esscd
UnkIny. nf Ehn FrHicisCt>. M cards.
III Ssw York City papers pon.o copE.
Nrecn iiny. Wia, 1T tho residence
OF tho hftdHH father The lin. u. H. Ellis, Inn b.
Judd and Ikulh Ells, M cnrtfN.
, 1880-05-05

.rllo Etdrcdge Sowing -Aiachine.-lt leads
the world, and Is tho best for YOU to buy.
Sold 0ll Inunthly payments. 100 State street.