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, 1880-12-25
Wrinkled Faces.

II Is painful sight 20 see young ladies in
their teens with wrinkled aud prem aturely cid
faces: nevertheless it i quite common, and to
any one who observes TIE ten,;eney Of the times
the reason Is very apparent Owing 10 fam
ing advertisements and bogus certificates, in
which are used the names # eminent physi-
clans and chemists, the unsuspecting and
credulous have been induced 70 use some Of the
s, called beau.ifers, all of which are known TO
be positively injurious, and if rsed for any
length of tine win destroy the compleIion, sc
that it viii be next 70 impossible to restore III
Mothers should be very careful to see tbr
their daughters do not use those prepaIatio, .,
but ask for and obtain Slarens H.rmi.,,
Yosemite Face Powder, the only harm. -
beausiner. Fos s,e by L. Z. Eo.c5e 2r'
, 1880-12-25

ia s'sn, '.,' @' NF">-la al coaa..ii., tie tone
sna standing o 'he press tn, rns ;nST ind .S,t ot
ahs eon""ai' hey r-Ir,,p1 srs 'ITs wsa index @ Of
"i the piloe; &, i, be,ia.r., y , 'e PROSPER,
~ and 1',aos,na tie NY .aIror,T.i, p'orT.,y
l",a''n the oes .i'h al RIMS promptly prom =,
[s'i or 'ntvF-s':as Y,pr .,n.,l oSiai, To-
rS DO. not s,oa by .imp,r 49,, -" yourselves
,H.'e a's pa, ~..erc n, ing I,, the paper.
err saf's' Traeh. AZ - ''iSy l'eas gath
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Ten Up Hoaa T., p!-s,y, - hea;ly Wit
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,eal.r a. the r'"~r,rity q t.. 'at..r, n, as The
sp.ef a y'i, she IN ~ i .I ,,.,, i2pe5s % which
sn'r's';s ~ ana rro.,e-i.y n. !. 'iSance 1. yoar
:. s.Ie. ne. A''.,s' s-,-y-. :, n'.;s a1 us for
. MN. IS tn -riuu7, .!s,,-. .eai matters
\eta1g up a we-kl, s-,i -, Ns IA dan' On
Sase.ion' Of tie Sr,rr.s,I AN i ,Ae r''-:ei;
ennuni:y Is nc sasgl y ,,.sr 81, m This ri.7l
p're specially the c.ii, al iSr fr '.''e nan.
y SrAIEsslAS. "' paper Ike
, 1880-12-25


TERnIIoRy OF WAsHIsero lSS
County Of Walls WallA,
In the Distriet Court Of the Territory q Hast.
Triton and for the Firm Jxasetal DNrd
thereof ko,ding terms at Wdila HslIs. HdlIa
EaIa County, ia sdid Territory.
y. W. SCHEIBEn, Plaintiff. VI. HARRiss9
SCHEIEER, Defendant.
HlHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:
To HARsIErr ScHI1EKR, defendant: Yea
are hereby required to appear IN N sc<iOa
brought against you by y. W. ScHHB1,
Plaintiff, in the District Court Of The IsFi:
tory Of Washington and for the Fsst Jsdicina
District thereof, holding terms at Wslh WAZlAs
Walls WaIla county, in said tsrlit1Ey. % -
swer the complaint Of Plaintiff, fled IN Walls
WaIla county within twenty dAys aftsR IL
service Of this summons, exclusive Of tha day
of service, Il served In said county. u ~
served in said county but m sa;d DicfeSee |.
thirty days II served n any other Jt4icn!
District in the tsrritoy, N forty deyA II
serysd by publjcatiou within si1ty dAYD sfl.g
The date Of this SUMMONS, or the said Pla1peln
WI taie judgement against you b1 6e1snlf
according 70 tie prayer Of tie complaint
Said action b brought hy ths Pietsfa %
obtain divorces from the Detse4ane = =
grounds sf abandonment d sAid Plaine1 by
the Dsfeada.t tor moss thsn 80 -:
Witnso tie Hen. 8 c. WuaAnps
Aooe;aAe4usEies e the0nlune
s.n3S Court of WaahinGtas I0x3Y2s
&AES and judge d sslA CeW4 eoeoe
Sssl tbeseA e4xe1, - -
day of N@e.hr, Aa ~
4, KBEvW A1&
s. g. 4ARfER, 60
feirti6S Attorney.
- 1cD 1.rST c.yyD ny nav.
p. ...I ,s1 ,.f.a.iz.s eoas - ~ SkAnr
NAx Ono. Can aod examine sano1A
6n yvw iob vusk d0se q u -
, 1880-12-25

How long dear master, O, how long! VIII
You Continue u tie me in the streets and force
me tn gnaw the bark of the trees when YOU
can have Inc well fed for two bits at Uncle
Toms stable on Third street, Walla Walla,
W. T. :O3m
, 1880-12-25

We notice that kimhaIl L Son have r.mov
ed their Book and Music Store 70 DIR. DAYS
nes brick stnre, corner Main and 81 Streets
where tney have opened the finest stock Of
Books and Musical Merchandise in the Ter
ritory. Everybody should call and see their
beautiful store and Goods. w4--tf
, 1880-12-25
JUVENILE BOOKS

OF which he has large-urrly' every kind
OF beck which can please Gr instruct the Ja-
v.n:le of both sexes. Is disrlsye'! on his c"un-
tiers. The meIodirs Of Moth GOose for the
very youn., and looks Of adventure aud
pretty storics ior the children of larger
growth are scatt. .rd rron.i$cuously around
Such works 4, John Of Barne"eit, Glib
bons Rome the works OF Dickens, Bulwer,
Thackeray, and o:!:c. standard authors max
ing mos. valuable presents, are IN abundance
on his sheIvcs. Crowds Of mothers and SIS
tcIs have CROW led the store fer days past IN
order to have th,;r pick and choice Of the
good things they require La other books
such as used 10y church people he has Oxford
bibles and payer hooks in the most elegant
binding. Russia leather goods extend TO
every known line frn,n a cigar case up to 4
dainty satin lined glove box. Fancy arti.
cies Of all descriptions are in superabundance.
Choice designs of paperturie filled with fine
imported stationary, gold pens, portfolios,
Mark Twains scrap books, lax stands and a
multitude Of games all lend to make this a
popular resori Tie public appreciate the
taste and energy displayed by Mr.. Lewis and
are giving him large share of their patron
age. John is very popular with our citisens
and is thoroughly identified with this city.
Like most men of natural abilities he never
undertakes what he cannot perform, which.
in great measure, accounts for the success
he uniformly achieves.
, 1880-12-25

FIRE Woop.-The boom in the price OF
wood together with the cold weather
makes FIRE an important item in the house
hold expenses, just now. We were III hopes
that the great fiume would have made tins
necessity cheap boom for every one, but
We have been disappointed, however the
teamsters and farmers have came to our
rescue and we counted - loads OF wood
on the street at one time and the sellers
seem disposed to part with 1t at reasonable
prices
, 1880-12-25

A fine stock Of Watches, Cluchs, Jewelry,
Silverware and Optical Goods for sale cheap
at George Sarase's. Every article warranted
as represented or money refunded. Give him
call. Next door below Tom Taylor's Candy
Factory 1852
, 1880-12-25

The ADELrHI THEaTRE.-A petition Is
now in circulaii n through the city to have
this house closed and the license cancelled.
The writer never visited the place but once,
and found nothing then carried on that the
law could take hold OF, but they I'VE are
told) we're on their good behavior. The pc.
ttiOn's signatures will show the feeling of
the public towards it. II We take what
every one says about It as true 1t Is hard
den, and the sooner it IS hlot:ed from the
face OF our fair city the better
, 1880-12-25
ovKBUsINEss MEN


ror energy and enterpr;sa n, n.
ever been in the lead in this city. An old
pioneer OF the country, his seniali.y. chari.a:
e and social quail les, industry and energy
nas made HIM favorite with all. a. mycb
city US ii oar
INDEBTED FOR THE PROGRESS
l. has made. He is always in the lead and
IN his quiet method works asd b,;IJ. IN ,h.
same time others waste ia talking. Hi, s.,r.
nas arrays been favorite rcndeyvou, dps
lhe holiday season fer our tornxf-t>.; re.
cent VISIT demonstrates IN cery practical
manner the sentiment tha.
"A THING OF BsAUrY Is JOY FOREVER"
And now As every one is looking atout for
Christmas presents and New Vesr's gifts, it
Is well to remember that the Dr's Is the
place where .-rhsags Of beauty can be found
In the f.H sense that it implies Memeu.oes
are cherished and preserved for Their beauty
and reflect the taste and fine feelings of the
donor. DIR. Day has a large aud
TASTEFULLY SELECTED STOCK.
of just sGch goods They consist of odor
cases, b autiful styles in ash trays, delicate
flower vases on French bronze pedrs,ais, ink
stands in every design, handkerchief aad
glove boxes, card reeeiveis, cut glass perfume
bottles, ornamental work boxes, new and
beautiful celluloid toilet sets and thousand
and one other articles that Carlo. possibly be
enumerated. They are fire goods and being
offered at the lowest prices are Selling fast.
Give the Doctor an early call and yUu cannot
fail Of maki..r a choice.
, 1880-12-25
For Sale.

At Trinens' Cabin On Government Noun
tam, IL miles from Walla Walla 80, 900 Shakes
in good condition, will be sold cheap T cash
l-mwS J. II. DERRY
, 1880-12-25
,;0..S r. LENtS.

In rr>oiute, gniet way, John b. L"'Sis
has climbed the ladder ef business success
from is lowest rounds until he has nearly
reached the top. In business John Lewis
never allows himself to be superseded espec-
ially at this festive srason, as the large crowds
who new daily ilr"nH TO his store sufficiently
attest Sep by step he has r,s"luteiy and
confidently advanced in his business until he
is now par crc,il,nce one of our leading bus,-
ness men. An examination discloses a besu-
tiful assortment Of autographs and photo
graphs albums, vf a styie and make Nhioa
at once stamps them as coming from the best
eastern houses. But his great specially this
,car
, 1880-12-25

Webfoot Oil cures pain in from one to fifteen
minutes, warranted
, 1880-12-25

4 PLEASANT VIsrr.-D. H. Folsom, Esq
accompanied by his brother and Capt. Geo.
W. Kelley, all of San Francisco, paid the
STATESMAN office the honor OF visit on
Tuesday. These gentlemen are 90 tour OF
inspection in this upper country and are 60
inr 10 Calfax from here. They are Thorough
gong business men, ard We have good rea-
sons for knowing tnat their visit Will re-
dourd TO the benefit % the country. Our
friend, up country viii please treat them
well when they arrive at at any OF the thirty
ins towns they intend VISITING .....
, 1880-12-25
STOTT a fELDMtS.

The above firm has become one of the most
succe ssful business firms III the city OF Waiia
WaEa. Entering business here III very
modest, una>suminc manner by strict at'en-
tion TO details in their line they may be sail
10 be withunr a peel IN the whole upper
country. \ visit t. their well filled store
demonstrates beyond pera'!venture that
they must lie doing lrst-c:ass business.
From tie
FINEST EG,i SHELL CHINA
To the communest crcckery wsre they Rave
everything neediul: ;hrir show cases are
filled with articles of a very coStyl nature
embracing brcr1es, vases, silver plated ware,
China din,.cr and tea scsts, Iaajohca ware
fancy curs and sauc2rs, cutlery, cnt and
plain glass ware, BEAUTIFUL c:ocSS and such
collection nf lamps that when the store rs III
up at night with the glitter 1t looks Ike
fairy palace At TINS Christmas serson they
have added 20 ti.ci. large stock many very
beautiful articles expressly for presents: the
little ones are not forgotten, rs articles for
children OF domestic tun Of mind can here
he accommo!a 81 with sach things - toy
tea setts Of which they have very choice
selection. R0'h M,ssrs. St"tt Il feldman
are men of great ratnral abilities and pos
sessei of the true business principles which
in these conn etitive days is so essential to
success. They are well respected IN tins city
as much by their pleasant manners rs by
their honest rne,ho'l of doing business. Sue
cess u them.
, 1880-12-25

Sar prpssp Tp--A. Fl. Simmons, the
proprietor OF the landing Of that name on
the Columbia who turned up missing some
three weeks aso has failed to connect up to
date. He was last heard OF At the Dalles
where he left for home with 500 on his
person, but as the possessors OF the mort
::agc on his warehouse ana dwelling fore
closed the same before he left home, there
is a strong presumption that he has jumped
the country after collecting all available
asses
, 1880-12-25

up good business which IS daily increasing
and before many years we may expect to see
them second ia i.Ane in onr territory in their
line of business.
JOE BAIEK.
For years pas. the favorite shopping place
1: Christmas, New Years and in fact all hol-
iday times ha. been j.. Bsuer's. Al.6ss-
ready to supply The public he.sing them
ready to devote his energy III tis long expe-
with the holiday goo,iflisputaby TITS him.
rience in that pre-. n. session. e1cels itself.
n, MS siI9nfteralIy ro,hirs which can possibly
please ths little c:.es but can :here be found
IN his store.
ZOE BAukKS BABIES
As be terms his dc,is- are Is various IL quail
ity as they are numerous. The display Is
feast TO the eyes and the iI;tie ones are frsa-
tic with deligh, a, the large and fine choice
they find The different chsrac,eristics o!
every child in the land csH be suited from
the really e rgeous display before them. No
matter II they have aspirstrors OF scholarly,
military, domestic, musical, mechanical, ar
tistic or any Gtner nature they can -akc Their
choice from Joe Bauers stock there are
drawing slate, b"x-s oi wT-o- co'of@, arks,
CraHdairs pazz! 5 drums. to- S:.s-, '-''.'''i'-
and swords tool loNv.. isr:n wagons ari
horses, Letter ;lacS-, chess ani caetY.tT
boards, and so many Others that II is easier
TO examine than 10 read of them. The little
girls will find themselves
N THEIR GIoT-
When they see the dolls, hi chen, ia, bed
room and parlor sets exposed To tae'r de-
lighted view. In amaSemen's and games
there is a full stork the ChirouIasica Is a
novel instructive and very llcasant game to
whieh ss,eeiaI attention IS CIilr'i. Tie o:der
folks ara not forgotten fo- there are w"'k. OF
art. and works ornamental and useful which
are Just the think for presents. In Russia
leather goods Joe has splendid line IN
meerschaum goods h- takes a proper PRIDE
and his cigars and tobaccns has solid repu.
tation. Joe Bauer is self made man IN all
that the term implies he is one OF our old
est business men and an old pioneer OF the
country. May he see many more prosperous
years
, 1880-12-25

The largest assortment 20 pick from at the
lowest prices is AT Goldman Bros 73-tf
, 1880-12-25

Webfoot Oilcu.es the crying baby. Mothers
attention is called ~ the Webfoot Oil in cases
of Group, spasms or collie, that the little ones
are subject TO. SO Grn-
, 1880-12-25

Webfoo. Oil is priceless jewel in your fam
iy. 1t speaks for itself.
, 1880-12-25

GENEE,L WuEiToS- gallant officer,
accompanied hy Capt Miller, arrived IN this
city Tuesday from Camp C@ur d'Alene on
his way below 10 assume temporary command
Of the department. of the Columbia. pending
the arrival of General Miles, who has been
appointed. The people OF the upper country
would be pleased II General Wheaton we're
- have command permanently. He has
splendid record and is one of the most gal
lant officers in TIE service.
, 1880-12-25

Webfoot Oil is SIRE cure for Dyptheria or
ore Throat
, 1880-12-25

THE WALLULA FIRE-rony Tuhhs called
upon the STATESMAN Office giving us few
moe details anent the fire than appears III
our dispatches. The fire commenced about
o'clock Wednesday afternoon, either in
the kitchen or parlcr of Mr. Tubbs' resi-
lence. He and his wife at the time were at
the school house where they had previously
been invited. On the alarm they proce dtd
to the fire and found thsir building com
plete!y i'll flames no water coul'l lie obtained
nearer than the river, which Was five hun
dred yards distant, and only by buckets
could it be got Amos Cummings store
went next, but fortunately for him his stock
OF goods and the mail was saved, the build
ing was insured John Doak's saloon was
entirely destroyed hut he also saved his stock.
His building was not insured rs lie cancelled
his pOiicy only 4 month ago. Jake Lucin-
gers house, occupied by Mike UnSerer, was
also entirely destroyed but most everything
was also saved here; the house was insured.
Tony says that every one worked hard III
saving all tnev could AID right well they
succoeGed The Indians attempted To steal
a barrel of wniskey. They rolled 1t half
block before being discovered. hat they
worked faithfully during the tfe. The
honse occupied by Mr.. Tubbs vas owned by
II. NJ. Chase, Esq, and although he is agent
for several Insurance companies, he always
considered the risk too great for him to he
able, conscientiously, to insure. Mr.. and
Mrs. TubhS lost everything except the clothes
they wore They are partially insured but
not near the amount they have lost
, 1880-12-25
FRANK DAY.

In the new DIR. Day building Frank Day
has, within the last t W weeks, opened a
iewelry, watch, gold and silver ware store
that is 4 credit to our city. The store is
filled with some Of the most rschsrche goods
ever displayed here, consisting OF gold and
silver watches of the most reliable manufac-
turc. for both ladies and gentlemen gnld
watch guards and chains, ri the most solid
as well as the most delicate workman
shin. rings. necklets, gold and solid silver
plate, fine cut glass ornaments, card receivers,
tilting pitchers, castors, god and silver cake
stands, decanters, cups, mugs, gobiets, tea
sets, hronzeS, clocks, napkin rings and varl-
ous other specialtIes Tor both use and orna-
mert of the household. Of finger rings he
has over one thousand set with all the prec-
ions stones as Diamonds, rubies, amethysts,
emeralds, pearls and in fact everything that
can be found in a first class jewelry store and
at prices b scit the times There cannot be
less than S25, con worth of goods in this est.b.
hshment, and Of this amount 5000 worth
was received in one dav last week expressly
for the holiday season. Mr. Day is an enter
prisinc young man and asks nothing better
than that the public should call and exam
inc his tine stock II Is something he may
well feel proud OF and will repay inspection.
, 1880-12-25

CHRISTMAS goods in endless variety at John
Il. Lewis Bookstore
, 1880-12-25

I'd ", have to Teq:est those ,@
cTT'F> A,.r.Eei looks iroih 'iiis
,.rti.. All. E.a a.'5 ,slm without delay
, 1880-12-25
EvEE>Z Il sREl.

\ sohi brick In ihe pyramid OF tie bust
ness firms Of Walla Wala is Eyersz & Abel.
Who is there thai Goes not know of this well
known. old and reliable firm. Their names
have appeared in the business colGmns q: the
STATESMAN for the past twelve years and is
therefore as
FAMILIAR IL THEIR MOUTHS As HOUSEHOLD
WORDS
To the people of our city and adioinin: conn
try. Thoroughly identified with the conn
try, by their honesty. fair dealing and gen
tiemanly treatment of al who have ever
conc in contact with them they have achieved
a reputation second to none in Washington
territory By their own industry and perse-
veranee they have built up the large and en-
tensive business they are now engaged IN ;
with every fresh stride our city takes in its
stalwart march Of progress tins firm follows
close upon its heels and are never behind
others when enterprise and energy Is de
manded Always anxious for the welfare OF
the city their efforts is to keep all the money
they can in this c,ty; to this end they make
use OF as much
, 1880-12-25
The sissers' Pair.
mo" the Fair 0ncs Aei...a. sSrk., -.

So far the Sisters Fair h, 49,,
success and each succeeding night aone,r.
70 aud 10 the genial and happy feeling which
pervad's everyone who attends ". n.;s
II VISIT the ether nigh, and lef. we,, -,
u uu. viii oar pockets utterly depleted. which
was what We went for. On "hieh
uu uuinins' .he VISITOR, If he be man. i set
upon instantly by bevy of pretty Gttic
stris, sh who paper and pencil IN hand. rerne,t
their visitor 10 't"es'
lake CHANCE .LE.sE-
hich. az a matter of course, he do,s
These little ones are set.ing nm ras,s, and
the price charged is so low that mar nust
be hard hearted indeed to refuse them. more
especially as it is 'for sweet chari,y's sake "
II the vic'lm, smiling with the cnnscious.
ness that he has performed A cbar,,bIo -.
and walking around thinks he has 80 -,
through the mill he is badly r,is.akeo for
the hawk-lIke eyes Of several charming Young
ladies who have watched his every move since
his entry. notice his good bumor. and down
they come upon him with a request to stand
and deliver tor their rattle. A yonns man
ones finds himself utterly unable to deny the
SOFT PLEADINCs AND MELTING EYES
OF the more mature. These young ladies
embrace every form OF beauty first comes a
bright brunette with bangs" she is Of the
jolly order and tells goa plainly in SO many
words that she wants you to take a chance
in her rattle; she gets it of course, and not
waiting to say - ank you" or good bve.''
Is Off like busy bee tn gather sweetness
from some other poar fellow. Then comes +,
soft pnssy yourg lady who comes purriug up
in an inimiSlllc manner with her paper and
pencil hidden in her pocket in a charming
manner she will tall. little, aud watching
her opportunity pulls out her paper, puts it
into your hand and SAYS she wants YOU to
give fifty cents for her rattle These young
ladies' mean business and as a good looking
young Hasher remarked in our Fearing
THEY DON'T MASH WORTH CENT.
Having got through with the ladies', the
gentleman, now entirely satisfied that he has
performed the DUTY he owes to society in gen
eral and this charity in particular, lays him
self out for enjoyment when good natured
motherly looking lady starts a conversation
and before he knows it the blessed paper and
pencil is In his hand and he is ont another 30
cents. And so it goes all through the even
ing. Everyone knows the good use that will
be made OF the money so collected, and pay
as If it were all assessment from which they
will sometime r, eeive big dividends. St
Mary's hospital, TO which the proceeds will
be devoted, is one OF the great institutions of
not only our city but the whole surrounding
country, and Of the Sisters may b.. SAID, as
poor Oliver Goldsmith wrote of III: goad man
in his deserted Village"
His house was known to all the vagrant train
He child their wanderinss hut relieved their
pains:
The long remembered bes,Sar was his guest,
Whose beard descending swept lis aged breast; /
The ruin'd spenlthrift, now no longer proud, :
Clainl'd kindred there and had his claims al
lowed"
, 1880-12-25

-Klnballs ( Son has presented |,
4FsrF'r.-n,,,, ,,,,ty Gu, slass iukstand
nv: ',! F',,9 ,.sntn,pt place on our
hid cge'F'ss; ;;.i : ,t.,T. our thanks for their
ul. ~
, 1880-12-25

nm f-ien1 John Ink received
srf,,'s An. v' 4 ..rcnals .,5s', from Tiger en-
.se ,'aI!i'..u, ,'aI.,. az N,alay evening
, 1880-12-25

\ NIsrr-Hon. Jacob Hoover arrived IN
toEn on Tuesdly on business, HIS visits
here are always hurriel and We never see as
much of him as We would like His large
majority at the recen: election proves his
popularity and the good opinion the people
hlv- Of him. He viii prove a fai'hfui and.
efficient councilman and his constituents
w:r hni ths: Their confidence IN him Was
Wi! warrant. l.
, 1880-12-25

For STENCILS, so to Straights.
Webfoot Oil can be had at your druggists.