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, 1880-11-06
Notice l70.

U. 8. LAND 0ErIcE,
Walla Walla, W. T., Oct. 26, 1880 (
A SWORN STATEMENT HAS BEEN
IA fled in This Office and application made
under the Act Of Congress approved june ID.
1878, entitled AN act for the sale Of Timber
Lands in the States Of California, Oregon, Ne
s;d. and waahington 1s5Titory;.to purchss'
North of Range No. e East
Application viii be heard january 9th 1881.
4itd l. H. MORRISON,
RrQister
, 1880-11-06
ACIswipx Testimonial.

Robert NJ JaIy, of Underwood Hall, New
Market, Eng, pays the following glowing
commitment to Mr. Thomas Berry, now of the
Lion Brewery" which We Gull from a letter.
III. r. II. The Prince of Wales when lunch
ing With me last year, said it was the best beer
he ever tasted" This speaks we'll for Mr..
Berry's ability As a brewer dltw32a
, 1880-11-06

RAILROAD NEws-From Mr.. Harry Leon.
ard, formerly connected with Cruttenden &
Kerr, the suttler On the o. r. & n. Co. be-
tween Waitsburg and Snake river, We learn
that the graders have reached the summit
about twelve miles from Wai,sburg, and are
rapidly pushing on towards the Snake. The
headquarters are now at camp "l3," where
Mr.. HalIett. Finnegan, Thielson and Char
lesion are stationed Mr. Leonard is doing
well with his store and VIII do better in the
future as he has received the contract to sup
ply some OF the gang of Cinnamon with pro-
visions. We are pleased to see Mr.. Leonard
doing well. He is All old railroader and is
we'll liked by his companions.
, 1880-11-06

O,n TIxEs.-That things are not Ike
.hsv used to was is very evident Last
,;.bt a. ws we're studying old files OF the
Cr.-rsx.s we came across an item headed
..Testi -.oni.l. wherein DR. Baker naa pre-,
..ntsd to Mr.. John Justice, foreman and
..,t,.uen members of Washington Engine
ooun,uv the sum of one hundred dollars 's
...;,,,o;.l of the Doctors appreciation OF
their 4 promptness in saving his property from
dss.rnesion tnsn by FIRE on Thursday of the pre-
v;ous week. Not to be ou'done the seere-
t.ry Of the company ''whsreasea A and re, r,
.oiy.ds that they thanked Dr. Baker Tor bus
.;s..nce and kindly words OF appreeia-
,;"n and sympathy and pledged themselves
- nav to use Their utmost e1ertions Ito save
on % All occasions. Tha. the company have
aver performed glorious work all our citizens
viii bear witness.
, 1880-11-06

DELEGATE tn congress, Brents, 36l brISa-
der general. Tihhetts. 2Il adjutant gener,
al. Hathaway, 800; quartermaster general
O'Brien. 3i5; commsisary genera, Bush
80 =; b ard Of equaliz .tion, lst district Fra
nv. 3iS; JOINT councilman, WaIla Walh,
Columbia and Whitman counties Butler,
s2j; Joint representative Walla Walla and
Wbit,pap counties. Cornweil. $40; council
man. Ross. 303; representatives. Noble 80;
Preston. :33S; prosecuting attorney, Thomp-
son. 3-9: auditor, Painter. i29; sheriff,
Pn,nau, go: comfy treasurer, Boyer, 3ii ;
assess =. Leslie, 30; county commissioners.
Warl. 800 Cummings, 3577 Erwin. 3i2 I;
county surveyor, Loehr- 3ll school super
intendent, Wheeler, 1856; coroner, Nancy,
3S337 sheep commissioner, LeGrow; Pence
Law cnried by overu helming majority (;
Court House tax" large majority.
, 1880-11-06


COOP DyGGISGS.-We met Mr.. L. w.
Meyers. of Colyille, on Thursday IN Schwa-
hacher's store. He vas weighing out IN
a style that forcitly reminded US OF good
"clean up" n sar,y days when We were an
honest. Riner. He had over 70 ounces Of
fine river dust in Jumps. from the benches
and bars Of the Columbia and fine 10, of
coarse scale gold from Rock Greek, In British
Columbia Mr. Meyers said that the latter
was taken out of dr,'t diggings by white men,
bat that the Cinnamon monopoliztd the nver
ground. and were doing much better than
many Thought There is good chance for
some white men to prospect around Colville.
The digsiugs can he worked nearly all the
year round, and everything excep. groceries
are very cheap.
, 1880-11-06
south waila walia Precinct Returns.
Dep,ocraiic.

Delegate to congress, Burke. go; briga-
der general, Mc.Aulifi, 315; adjutant gener-
Al. Guttenberg. 2Il quartermaster general
Bonner. 30: cpmmissary general, Hunt, 216
board Of equalization, lst judicial district,
Goodwin, Sos: joint councilman of Walla
walia. Whirman and Columbia counties,
HooveI, 292: JOINT representative Of Waila
Ealla and Columbia counties, Lloyd, 26. !;
councilman, Sharpstein, SOS; representatives,,
Rces 500 Pierce. 80: prosecuting at.or-
ney, Llrgford, 223 auditor, Sweeney, 10;
sheriff. Thompson. 3i2: assessor, Jacobs
36l county commissioners, Hollowell, 2}S !;
Hur.ate, 251; WeiSeck, DO; probate Judge
Guichard, 2.2: cnuhty surveyor, Nagener,
POS: school superintendent, Russell, 265 !;
coroner. Marion, 26f +; sheep commissioner,
prumheIler; Fence Law carried by heavy
majority. also 'TaN Tor court house.
, 1880-11-06

HAD TO PAY.-The presidential party paid
$3.50 per day for the use of the Geo T. Starr
on the trip about the Sound. The n. P. r.
r. and o. R. L. N. companies placed special
trains and boats al their service and made no
charge for the same
, 1880-11-06

\
GAME.-Alianst every person who comes
in from the Blue mountains brings the news
of The deprelations committed by the bears
raiding ON cattle and hogs. For the pa~t
three years they have not been hunted by
the Indians and are now becoming more uu-
merous. 1t is astonishing how wild game in
crease when not molested for = few years.
We hear of some parties going out to try
their hand at ridding the country OF 4 few
of them. From our experience III the noun
tains we would say that they had better b.
IN hurry abput 1t rs about the m.dlle "f
this month they seek their winter quarters.
Deer are very numerous and at tins season IN
prime condition. The close season Is past.
We hope soon TO see some good meat Ia
market Occasionally can be seen along Our
streets an Indian with salmon which they
hold at very high prices. There Is tall ran
of 4 small Specivs at this time, but they are
not considered rs 4 nelicacy- Occasionally
the silver salmon Is met with which Is real
treat
, 1880-11-06
$50 REWARD.

OToLEN ON TUESDAY NIGHT. OC-
y tober IS, 1880. ONE BAI HOisK, yean
old, branded :. 7. s." on the left hip ha6
halter on Ut the time he was taken !; two hind
fe.t little white and has . sore on his neck
and . small ssar On the forehead The above re-
vard vii Be paid to any one bringing the ani-
mal TO Snall's Livery Stable
vim. PETER KASSEL-
, 1880-11-06

MONEY GETTING ScARcE.-Money is get
ting more scarce every day, collections are
harder TO make and it very evident that
everybody is economizing in every way.
During the winter it will be worse. Those
who are now coming into the city from rail
roads and other places have little money
which will soon be gone, and we would not
be surprised if some distress prevailed here
the coming winter.
, 1880-11-06

One of the celebrated Walla Walla hand
made four horse buckskin lashes will be sent
by mail or express to any address on receipt Of
81 so. Address J. Nunan, Whip Factory,
Main Street, opposite the new Court House.
w43 lml
, 1880-11-06

HoAE-Leut. Frank A Edwards has re-
turned from Dayton, Oregon, where he has
been visiting his brother Capt. r. L. Ed
wards who was recently severely injured in
the ankle.
, 1880-11-06

OrR BEST WISHES.-Busincss can once
more resume Its sway. The country has
been in a state of excitement long enough
A great election such as has just past will
necessarily throw the country in state Of
turmoil II IS now over. Political bcker-
ings and jealousies should cease: friends that
have become parted over politics should once
more join hands and he associates and CON-
panious as before The STATESMAN has no
hard feelings against any of the Candidates,
and hope none are treasured up against it
As democratic paper We have taken stand
but our personal feeling are only the kindest,
and our best wishes are with you.
, 1880-11-06

solD err.-Mr. John Starkey, of Star
keys ranch. in the Blue mountains. has r..
Gently sold out his stand to Neal Brothers
Terms $4,000 cash.
, 1880-11-06

.MUSISGs OF A DEFEATED CASDIpArR-It
is now November. The fading foliage is full
of sad lessons, and calls TO 4 Dstter life. /
am surprised TO find how often nss my mind
reYerts to my bOyheed days. /, toe, was
once young and innocent
, 1880-11-06

A fine stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
Silverwars and Optical Goods for sale cheap
at George SavaSes Every article warranted
as represented or money refunded. Give him
a call Next door below Tom Taylor's Candy
Factory. I9-5aA
, 1880-11-06

eosISG.-Prof. E. c. Taylor. the woII,
feaewned prestinigitsser. writes that he is
OF performances.
, 1880-11-06

GoSE.-Dr. Alden and mother have lef,
Maila Walla. The Doctor will again try his
fortunes in Portland We are sorry to have
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden 90.
, 1880-11-06

SOLID MEN.-A great number Of men whe
own property in Oregon and engaged in work
amongst us enjoyed the holiday lelec.ion day)
To go and visit their homes and vote for Ham
cock
, 1880-11-06

nErckSzD.-Mr. w. MeMicken, surveyor
general = this terri; ory, has re,urn-d from
ainsSorth shefe he mas lar,e tns,..ss
'erests. -
, 1880-11-06

FURs We are receiving letters from dit
ferent portions of the northern country in
quiring if there is any market for ;nrs both
fine and coarse In answer we woud say
that in Walla Walla can be found a market
for every description Of fnrs AMI skins Dur
ing the Crimeln war there was great de-
preston in furs, but since that time firm
ness and slight advance has arisen Cool
furs to-day are as good as gold. \ great
deal of fur is now used for trimmings, for
ladies dresses, and the finer qualities of fsrs
demand fancy prices. Silver gray fox Is
EAGERLY sought after and demand high prices,
but they must be of prime quality, The
black fur If OF superior quality demands a
high price for they ase very scarce. The
beaver Is the great staple of the fur market
and are at present I'VE understand hel At
good price. Formerly the bear demanded a
high price, but At present they have declInei
The musk rat was formerly very numerous
hut the creat.amount caught have diminished
their numbers hrre.
, 1880-11-06

UNION FLar.-In an old number OF the
STATESMAN December 4th 1869, the rich grain
country kuoSn as Union Flat is thus spoken
of. "a number of families have located npon
the hi.h table lands between Snake and Spo-
kan rivers what is known as Union Flat
IA boiy Of land supposed t" be rich for agricul-
kural aud grazing purposes, but too much sub,
Sect, from its high altitude, tofrost, TO be good
ft,r any but the harder kind Of vegetables.
What was then considered worthless, or next
it is now one of the richest grain regions OF
Q Pacific Slope.
, 1880-11-06

FINE IysrRUMESTs-Dr COrcoran has re
ceived from the east splendid and costly
veterinary surgical instruments. The Doctor
is now in position TO handle those cases which
otherwise he could not, and We expect to see
more horses saved than ever before.
, 1880-11-06
The Vote for Delegate.

So far as heard from the following give
mlinriries Tor Burke: Port Townsend, 4 /;
Port Madison. 20: jefferson comfy. S: kirg
county, incomplete. Bren's' majority
Kr.sap, 10; Pierce county. l2i; e,ght pre-
cincts Ia Lewis couuty, 81 DungnesS. , f;
Clllllam county gives Brents maj j"riry IN all
Oak Point. in Cowlitz County, gives one dem
oeratic majority. Seah,ck gives Burke 10
majority. Port Blakely % majority for
Rreuts. II IS clIImed that BFents' majority
will be sill further increased ON the Sound
At Seattle they estimate his majority in the
territory :. 1000. Not Iauch.-Fn. STATES
-MN
: .Walla Nalla city cast 1922 votes. Brents
received 70i. Burke GA. so majority for
Bsepts. North precinct gives Burke q ma
jority. -.
In King county, Burke's majority is 243.
Thurstou gives Brrn-s 81 minority.
Ainswor.h gives Burke IS, Brents Al; ma
jority for Burke Is.
, 1880-11-06

SUDDEN DEATH OF Dr. MURDocK--A
dispatch received yesterday at the office of
the o. r. L n. Co. announced the sudden
death by apoplexy of DR. Geo l. Murdock-
DR.. Murdock has been connected with the
San francisco and Portland steamship line
ever since it came into the hands of Ben
Holiday. Many old POrtlandlers will re:
menber him, as ne ran as Purser on the old
.Sierra Neradd from 1869 10 1866. Since
then he has acted in the cap4ci'y Of purveyor
and freight agent at San Francisco. He was
about fifty three years old and unmarried.
In respect to his memory the Columbia flag
hoated at half mast Yesterday.
, 1880-11-06

DESTRUCTION OF The PRAIRIE CHICkEN--
In former years this valley swarmed with
IN. rrairie chicken. and every one could en-
;ov !. holiday in shooting. With the spur
ri poisoning. this bird has become very
scarce. Farmers poison the whea' md thus
d.stroy the birds. We regret this as the hi
tIr ttey ale OF their crops they amply repaid
w;,b their Is. solid bodies. Bot as SELF pc
s.rx.t;on IS the first law OF nature. don't blame
ths farmers. bat We would gladly hail the
.5vsnt of some new destroyer 70 the squHrei
vh;ch would leave Us our old fnsnda
, 1880-11-06

ORR NEEps.-Now that the election IS passed
the neoule will have an opportunity to give
their attention to the needs of this CITY IN the
wav Of sewerage and buildings. II Will se but
n short time before the Tiger Engine company
will Le in want of quarters as their present
r,ons are to be utilized by the owner IN his
oun business. Thev are now paving more rent
,,r tbe use of this engine house than would Iay
,ba interest on money borrowed 70 put Iip city
;s;l and quarters for the Tigers The city owns
.be nrnperty upon which the jail Is tuht AID
could very well utiiizs 1t by pntting up pre-
ss,.sbIe building rather thar letting the pres
-. -ooServ and eve sore remain a monument
- W,l. Wal,a's lack Of enterprise
, 1880-11-06
NOTICE l7o,

U. s. LAND OyYIcl,
Walla Walla, w. T., Oct. 4th, 1890
A SWORN STATEMENT HAS BEEN
"A fled in this Office and application made
under the Act Of CongreB approved Luns I'd,
1873, entitled IAN act for tbe aaie of Timber
r.a. ,na m 'is Wha..aa e, Ne,
chass NW}. SW3, Section 10, Tovn.hip No.
6, North Of Range No. 3S East Appliestios
Ell. MORRISON,
H-l0w Register.
, 1880-11-06

Webioot Oil curest the crying baby. Mothers
attention Is called to the Wehfoot OIL In cases
of Group, spasms or collie, that the little ones
are subject TO. IS 6m-
, 1880-11-06

Webfoot Oil is q sure cure for Dyptheria OF
Sore Throat.
, 1880-11-06

REcovERING--Mr. Geo. Savage, who has
been very i'll of late, We are happy to state is
recovering and able TO be about again.
, 1880-11-06

The ESCAPED ,CosvIcrs.- OF the
four convicts who ESCAPED from the Idaho
penitentiary about month ago, Mays. Over
holtz and Hicks have been captured and safe
ly lodged in their old quarters. They were
taken near Payne's ranch on the Malad, by
J. S. White, the warden who had them IN
charge at the time OF their escape, and three
other men named respectively, Burton, Har-
lett and Fromsn. For men, who started out
as determinedly as the prisoners did, they
made very poor progress in getting out OF the
country having their freedom about
month, and being captured within hun
dred miles of the place where they made
their escape. They evidently saw long,
hard winter before them and concluded to
come hack and take an early start IN the
spring.
, 1880-11-06

IRON BAKER Crry.-Fraak Boyd. the gen.
.N typo, has returned from his Baker CITY
trip looking much improved
, 1880-11-06

Webfoot Oil is priceless jewel in your fam
ily. 1t speaks for itself.
, 1880-11-06

RAILROAD NOTES.-The Northern Pacific
has virtually stopped working on the Pen
dOreille division OF their road. Itisreported
that over hundred and forty employees of
thiseompany voted at the recent election. The
immense vote cast in comparison with our
census returns would naturally give ;oioring
to this idea. Over GOO Cinnamon have been
engaged by the OR & n. Co they are ex-em-
ployees of the Northern Pacific. Work will
be kept up all winter Oh the Snake river
road if the weather is no. too severe A large
force from the Cello line Will be up here be-
fore long and commence laying the track
between this city and Dayton
, 1880-11-06
ADMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, I
County of Walla wllA
In the Probate Court, before r. Gsiehard. Pro-
bdfe Judge
In tie matter Of the Estat< Of JACOB B. FT[-
GERALD. Dtcsased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN undersigned Administrator of the Estate
of JACOB B. FITzGRRALD, deceased, to the cresli-
tors Of and al persons having claims against
the said deceased, to present them with the
necessary vouchers within one year after the
6rst publication Of this notice to said Admin
iatrator. At his place Of business, on Main
street, in the city Of wallA WAlla, countysand
territory aforesaid Dated At Walla ~ ala,
October Sth, 1880 j. B. MITCHELL.
Administrator Of tho Estate Il JACOB y.
FITZGERALD. Deceased
CATION & CROWLEY
ATTORNEYS for administrator. H-4v
, 1880-11-06

Webfoot Oil cures pain in from one to fifteen
minutes, warranted
, 1880-11-06

CHIMNEY FLUES.-The season is upon US
hen fires are not only comfortable but nee
.sary and in view of this fact it becomes
lie duty of property holders to examine
heir fues and see that they are reasonably
,fe against fire 4 city ordinance imposes
fine of $50 in cases where tiues burn out
- mere matter Of economy, not to say
,fety, it is cheaper To have the tues cleaned
nd thus avoid the risk OF paying the amount
Z the tine. II one or two careful steady
men were 10 give their attention TO this kind
of work they would be literally patronlzed.
, 1880-11-06

TOUCHED UR.-Tbe dome or cupSla of the
Odd Fellows hall. Is ruesir,ng its finishing
toaches.
, 1880-11-06

FROM THE SKhCIT MlNES--Mr- y D. hut
ton, from the Skagit mines, reports that the
mines are complete failure as permanent
camp. that there some diggings on the
main river and the tributaries Il IS tact
tha. it costs more TO take the gold ont than it
Is worth. A few of the claims opened paid
"a h;gh as seven and eight dollars per
day. bat very few. The riTeI and is trih-
p,aries are swift and rnckv. bedrock smUoth.
Wherever there Is an eddy, or the bedrock
rnurh. paw is found and coarse gold. He Is
Of the opinion tha. rich quartz viii be'tonnd,
bpt as re. none Of any attested vaiue. The
be,a waters OF the Similkimeen Is attracting
considerable attention, and a large nua.ber
- ,,rnsnAetors are scattered over the country
, 1880-11-06

81 'ii': Frs'.i5s rre.it 49,,
Eu..s1.


ine Hnnoanceia-t, Tia, tie ,r.t .. =.
% ass wonld AXE lace on he .,aek s,,
ufday aliern'un WAS ,uiliei-n: q d..w q r..
i large ero"i q sFee.a ogs, iaclnd.rr ANN
Der OF hd'es- Tne splendid trottinz. acc
uehIs a1d bad ruling Oi the Judge. conb ce,
TO make the race one Of the mos, exc;,in,
and int resting ey,T hrii in TIN. city
l''ge nnH,b r OF ools acre SOL. "S.,,.l,.r
ant sweet H0ue seII.n-, iayor,t-. =,
Aoont eqnai money. with "Drxt-r~ ,b;.5
and the balance ia the field. In dr.winv
Tor positions Nelson won the pole. with
Foster, Dexter" "startle.a "swee.
Home and Gold Foil " in order. After
scoring eight times Geo. Thomas made them
stand in line within 20 feet OF the wire and
start from stands,iIl Start!e won the
heat in 2:sJ3, "Dextsr" close second and
" Sweet Home " third. "Gold Foil aud
" Foster " wouli have been tagged" but
the drivers complained Of
THE MoDUS oPERANDI
OF the judges starting them from a staud,till
and claimed they had no right 10 make such
ruling. At this the Judges weakened and
allowed the horses TO agan enter the race.
In the third neat az Dexter" and Sweet
Home collided, taking spoke or two out
OF the suikeys OF each. Dexter and
Startle vent under the wire nose and
nose, with g Foster " couple OF neck, be-
hind: tnab 10 decide which was ahead.
and instead OF making it a dead heat. tn.
judges gave 1t to Foster" They cialmed
that there was too much runniur of .-D~Yre--
and '-Startle. Inthe last heat Sweet Home.
who had been making gallant but unaraiI-
tng etSt 4 win The race, dropped down
after She hal passed the score and THROWING
her driver, Hogoboom, from the sulkev. bat
not injuring HIM Tne mare was blrd at The
mouth and soon recovered
, 1880-11-06

Bxrs.-Owing to the republicans carrying
I'M, Indiana and Ohio i'll the October cleo
t;on there was not much money bet on the
oeheral result. The most money was put
pYi ON New York Stace, and number OF
be Is are on record in this city OF 500 side
CHARLEY Davis has 500 even'on' Srents, but
II. general rnle the republicans were offer
Inc to bet ON 400 majority for their candidate
have been any number OF ten, twenty
.rJ 6fty dollar bets an! the hats that have
hes, staked would stock large sized store
One man has fourteen silk ''dlcers on the
result of the general election
, 1880-11-06

MR. z W. MITCHELL has returned from
his Up country trip
, 1880-11-06

Nor so BAD.-The breaking of the boom
at Texas Ferry last week, was not SO bad as
at first supposed. About one and one-half
millio,, of logs passed the mill and will be
sawed at Answorth As the lumber was to
be used on the Umatilla road, it can be
driven cheaper than it could have run in
RATS from the Texas mill if sawed there.
The company have enough logs above the
mill at Texas to keep it running for the next
four months.
, 1880-11-06

ARRESTED. non commissioned Off
GERS have been arrested for aiding and abet-
ting in the releasing and escaping of three
members Of the first cavelry. The circum-
stances certainly look suspicious.
For SALT LAKE--The wife and daughter
OF Judge Strickland will start tomorrow for
Salt Lake city on account of the health
Walla Walla society Will lose two OF her fav-
ored members when Mrs and Miss Strick-
land leave.
OMITTED.-By some unaceountable aeeI-
deot the score made by Mr. c. Schumacher,
the gunsmi.h, at the pigeon shooting was
omitted H1w it occurred We cannot say.
but Mr. Schumacher did some remarkably
good shooting.
, 1880-11-06

Up COUNTRY IrENs. Spokane and tie
upper country reports from the north are
very favorable, and the large emigration
through the country is benetitting it.
Every one is busy erecting dwellings and
fixing for the winter; all speak highly of
thoit prospects. Six hundred Chinese who
were working for the N. P. r. r. are now
coming here to work on the o. r. & \. rail,
road. The work on this road is progressihs
r.niIlu
, 1880-11-06
Rse 8alA.

At Trimens' Cabin an CovefnDsnt Noun
tain. Is milss from Wslla Wals 50 900 Shakes
in good condition, VII Be- sold ehseP f-r e.sh
i.m-vs J.H. DERRY.
, 1880-11-06

ovE PsosrEsrrY. Ths, Villa Wla
cry sa valley IS improvins and moving
anesd cao easily be sesn by the casual Oh
server. Every dty eur farmers are carrying
10 ti.eir houses large Quantities OF farming
impls rnears Of the best quality. The essen
tai prosperity OF our country l. farnins. but
the low price for wheat and the enormous
cost Of carriage 10 the seatoard Is dlscourag-
ing. The farmers ought to be united IN ac-
ton and leave 10 Stone unturned to have di-
rect communication with Seattle, and ansy
me handling of ti,eir grain We contend
rha1 If We hti a railway to Seattle, this day
We woald get from ninety cents 20 one dollar
Ter ceutaI for our wheat and allow twenty
ezn,s Tor carriage and ether expenses We
feel for the farp ers that are in debt and con-
PEELED 10 sell their wheat at th:rty-hve cents
Der bushei Where bah the products OF our
farmers goes 10 it does not take keen eye
to see The Only remedy is direct eommu-
niea,ion with the seaboard.
, 1880-11-06
HEALTH FOE ALL

That nightmare Fsvsr-has asTiv-
d in all it, unpleasaptnesz- Injurious drugs
lrs taken in laIgequantities st larger s1penss
. subdue that chilly. creeping. .h.kins feel
.ystea- Pfusde.s Sure, Safe and Spssdy
Fever and Agus Aixtuss-a vssstahas co..
not only ave 700 fsso Tn
shaking, bot vii also rsdues - szpsnsa
rnSd, approved and sseo0nsedsd by 1asy.
PrSee. &c Doalnr ~ Dn11ao,
11hs Osisi,ai !. I.sist spsa kasi,g g..
, 1880-11-06
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When you order your next tea 60 70 Colts
and Ask for the brand tha. has eaused such .
sensation; this ia it, and see that you get it.
, 1880-11-06
For STENCILS, 90 to Straights.

Webfoot Oil can be had at your druggists.