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each lot and block ln "a wheel or box and the
name OF each party interested in the Home
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.aon one aud mum Der from The other, and the
loi SO drawn decided 20 the person whose name
la 80 drawn, when an payments are made.
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ing. II purifes the blood, purees out the
lurking humors in the system, that undermine
health and settle into troublesome disorders.
Erupions OF the skin are the appearance on
the surface OF humors that should be expelled
from the blood. Internal arrangements are
the determination OF these same humors 20
some internal organ, or organs, whose action
they deranse, and whose substance they dis
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pcls these humors from the blood. When they
ARE gone, the disorders they produce disappear,
such as Ulcerations OF the Liver. Stomach,
kidneys, Lungs, Erupuons and Eruptive Dis
cases OF the skin, SO. Anihony's Fire, Rose or
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Iumors, letter and salt Rhcum, Scald Head,
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n THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
4 of oregon for NUiinomah Couuty.-S. Her-
man. Flaiutlll,ys E.-r E.Lelaud, Defendant
To Ezra W Leland, Defendant: In the name
Of the state OF Oregon, you are hereby notified
that the ab0ve-named Plaintiff has filed in the
Court above named his complaint against
sou for Fifty Dollars lS50l and interest az one
tl) per cent per month from a pril 25th, 1879, on
pr0missory note; and Ou being non-resi-
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mons upon YOU in this state being mpOssible,
the Court above named, on the - day Of
March, lS60. made an order directing service OF
summons upon you by publication Tor six sue
cessive weeks in the NEW NoRTHWESr. a
newspaper Of general circulation published i'm
Muimomah County. Now, you are hereby
summoned and required % appear and answer
the aforementioned complaint of the Plain
til ON or before the hrst day OF the next term
OF the above-entitled Court, which Will begin
and be held at Portland. oregon, on the second
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Dollars ,s31l and interest al one Cl) percent per
month nom April 18th. 1872 and for costs and
disbursements CAPLES & MULKEN.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Portland, April lst, 1851. $50
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nor DEBILITY. Loss OF MEMORY, IN
IL disposition 10 ExertiOn or Business, short
ness OF Breath, Troubled with Thoughts OF
Disease, Dimness Of Vision, Pain in the Back
Chest and Head, Rush Of Blood 20 the Head,
Pale COuntenance and Dry skin. II these
symptoms are allowed TO 90 on, very frequent
ly Epilepuc Fits and Consumption follow.
When the constitution becomes affected, il re-
oulres the aid Of an invigorating medicine TO
strengthen and tone up the system, which
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MEIOEs.

N TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
I OF Oregon for Alultnomah County,. Dit
tenhOeier. Plaintiff VS.. H. +. Bloch. j. A.
BOsSowitZ, Louis SchWabacher, A braham
fendauts.-rO H. l.. Bloch, J. A. BOskOwltz,
Louis Schwabgchcr, Abraham Schwa bacher
and Si-muui SchwabIcher, Defendants. in
the name of the state OF oregon You are
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answer the comp .aiut q ed against You I'D the
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if served iu NulrnOmah County. or If served
in any other county Of this state, then within
twenty dlvs from the date of the service Of this
ton. then YOU are notified and required so To-
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day Of the term OF this Court following the eN-
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f.iI 10 So appear and answer. the Rlaiutiff will
take Judgment against the Defendants, H. r.
Bloch and l. A- BosEowiiz, for the sum Of
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1879, and the further sum OF Two Hundred
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.. Couch's Addition TO the City OF Portland,
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Defendants therein or thereto and Tor other
and further relief
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NAH Crunry on april 7th, ioo0 directing the
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in tine NEW NORTHWEST.
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The Palace of the King.


bonnie bounIs vsrF that we're Hvin' in the poo.
IL sunny is the Ian We often traivel throo;
~ in look for something 20 which our hearts
can cling,
r ts beauty is nAething to the palace O. the King
~ We sigh when hOary winter lays it beauties wi the
dead;
r though bonnie the snAwnakes, and the down on
winters wing.
. fine ken il dHurna touch the palace Of the King
again I've just been thinkin' that when A. thing
n here's brieht,
e sun its grandeur the mune wi ouiveri' Iicb.
DE ocean 4 the simmer, OF the woodland the SPRING
that ii be up yonner 4 the palace o. the Kingi
here hAs oOr trials and it's here that he prepares
ns chosen for the rLiment which the r.nsomed sin
uer wears.
here that he vAd hear US. mid Oor trfbulstions
| sing.
III trust cor God whA reignetb T. the palace o. the
King"
Ough his palace is yOnner. he has kingdoms here
below.
d are his ambassadors. wherever we may 90:
ve message to deliver. and we've anes hane TO
bring.
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let Us trust him better than we've ever done sfore
r the Eing viii feed his servants fra his ever
bountsous store.
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sune he'll come an tax to the palace O. the King
iy'ry halls are bonnie. upon which the rAinbows
shine.
its Eden bowrs trellised wi never-fadin' Vine;
the Peariy gates O. heaven do . glorious radiance
ding
the starry floor that skimmers the palace O. the
King
friends await over yOnner At his gate.
ben lat be ready, for ye ken it's getting Iate=
d lamps be BRIGHTLY burnin' lEt's
and sing.
ne well meet. to part mair the palace o. the
King
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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-02-13

lAAS COOAJ.s AAAo SVAAY0Ay PAOSSSAOAj
directly to Grow Wing, and camped
there in close proximity to the hostile
Indians. At about this time the commits
sioners of; Indian affairs, Mr.. Dole, ap-
peared for the purpose of treating with
tie, Indians for peace, and9a sort, t,ot trea-
y was finally agra greed a upon, which was by
no means creditable to the government
IA taking retrospe pective view ofthe situa-
ton Of things at that time, it is evident
that in case of an attack BY the Indians, the
people Of Morrison and adjoining coun-
ties would have been much safer IN the
Fort than in the court house at Little
Falls, cooped up where there were at no
one time provisions enough to last the
people 48 hours, and thesupply Of water
was short They were, therefore, il no
condition to Withstand q siege They
chose Stewart seeley at first IS captain,
but because he had 8 mind Of his own,
like the, balance, he was soon discarded
and superseded aby the aapp pointment Of
John z. StillWell, who gave few orders,
and those few were wholly disegar1ed.
Out Of about IS men who had collected
At the court hous., probably not ever !
dozen could have been relied upon 70
eight, ii case of an attack by the Indisns,
rs the brave and true men had previous.
II enlistM and gone . asssiiast - puttaAg
down the Southern rebellion. But ha,.
PLY, Ho1e-in-th Day with his scalpe1s
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Land Office Notice.
Land Office at Saint Cloud, Minnesota.

Land Office at Saint Cloud, Minnesota.
February 10th, A. D. 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled mott ce of his intention
to make final proof in su pport of his e'aim'
and secure fual entry th .ereof at the expfFa-
ton Of thirty days from the date of this no.
tice, On the 22nd day of March, 1885, hel ore
the Clerk of the Distric Court of Morrfso.a
County, at Little Falls, Minnesota, William
Kunz of Morrison Corn ty, Minnesota, for the
NJ of sE4 and M of sW} of scc,i on i, Town
1873, Range so, and nam es the following as
his witnesses, viz: Louis VasaIyr, Frank N.
Foster and Jerry Root, all of Ii tile Falls,
Morrison County, Minnesota, and Benjamin
Taylor, of Culdrum, Morrison Count y, Minne-
sofa. D. II. FREEAtAN,
RI ,gister,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-02-13
Land Office Notice.
Land Office at Saint Cloud, Minnesota

Land Office at Saint Cloud, Minnesota
January 2Oth, A. D. 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the 70 llcwinS
named settler mas filed notice of his in teatiol
to make final proof in support of his CLAIM,
and secure final entry thereof at the expirs-
ton of thirty days from the date of II ,is- no
tice, viz: George Holman for the Ell cf5Ea
and SW4 of SE4 of Section 33, To VII Al,
Range 80, and names the following IS his
witnesses viz: Reiner Stumpf, of Nj ,7isen
County, Minnesota, and Chris Feuu nS,. o4
Morrison County, Minnesota.
d. Fl. FREEMAN.
RegistsRS
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-02-13
Quartz Workings at Little Falls.

= A paper prepared by Miss Frances E.
Babbitt, Of Little Falls, was read at st.
Paul on the End inst, before the Mime
sofa Historical society, and was pub
lished in the Pioneer Press of the follow
ing day, showing additional facts in re-
lation to ancient quartz workings in this
vicinity. Wetake the following extract
from the paper, as published In the Pho
neer Press, ~: EiS '' ! ~.;::
= - at is : disputed point among American
scientists whether the remains found from
time. to time along our river terraces, ETC.,
etc, are refetabls to apast glacial folk or to.
glacial, inter glacial or pre- glacial peoples.
The gist Of the difficulty lies largely in tho
scattering and accidental positions occupied
BY the remains in question whom discovered.
It is easy to raise doubts in detail concerning
the antiquity Of . spear head, : scraper, or an
ancient hammer, or Of . few bones picked up
here, and there; when, had the same objects
been known to bo essentially placed, that il,
had they been found clearly occupying the
positions in which they were placed by the
races originating them, the question of their
real character would not be open to discussion
.at aI. The Little Falls quartz vorkings un-
:deniably occupy just such : place, md % this
fact they owe IN importance which is no doubt
destined e nake them the object Of national
.s,sss - s ss ,.;5 III .,s :,
81 Bsides the surface quastxes reported by
/ Prof Winehell, there exists at Little Falls Z
7sts.si6sd deposit 81 ancient quartz objects,
consisting OF finished .nd unfinished impls-
ments sad cores IN variety, together with
which might, I think, be called lake blocks !;
dat Is, blocks Of si1es convenient for trans
poftstion and b.ndling, which appear % b de-
signed to be haked into knives and other Inn
plemsnts, and which have been clipped into
|csnve.isst hgurea affording the required ont
linz. Ths deposit II question j. situated rith-
insa sss1sss bIufof the Mississippi river, upon
~ - sids. Il liss = the bsss Of . gsntls
slops ~kjsA shsrrsiin iatsr rseets both tie lsvsl
sarfass q - taEsass proper md The stsspsR
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ta1yiIvSi taz:1s "@"H'~I
n. :s::=5: Ink :: Great Excitement!
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ssI .2~:i ". ....,
nlain n . vitiuaI 16s roruIAR STOKE Or
L,ntf f.Hr ag,Yr ii
SIMMONS, 'WORTHINGT0N & TANNER

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Bargains in Dress Goods. -.
Bargains in Clothing. T.
Bargains in Boots and Shoes.
Bargains in Hats and Caps.
Bargains in Flannels.
Bargains in Jeans.
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Bargains i'm Furniture.
Bargains in Cloaks.
Bargains i'm Shawls. -
Bargains i'm Underwear.
Bargains in Hand kerchiefs.
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Land Office Notice.
Land Office at Saint Cloud, Minnesota.
February 10th. A. d. 1880.

Land Office at Saint Cloud, Minnesota
February 10th, A. D. 1880. -
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention.
to make final proof in support of his claim.
and secure final entry thereof at the expira-
ton of thirty days from the date of this no
tice, on the 22nd day of March, 1880, before
the Clerk of the District Court Of Morrison
County, at Little Falls. Minnesota, Paul Krot--,
toschinsky, of Morrison County, Minnesota,
for the 81 of NW4 of Section A.: Town 12s.-
Range 80, and names the following as his
witnesses, viz: D. Corbin, Frank McNally
and Frank Wotzk, Of Little Falls, Morrison
County, Minnesota, and Matthew Wotzk, Of :
Ledoux, Morrison County, Minnesota.
D, Fl. FREEMAN,
Register.
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constitute an important element of the upfn-
ished work, and are most interesting objects of
researches. As to the surface
clippings, it Is to be remarked, that there is
a good deal of boulder quartz, which has been
pounded up and strewn about the shores by
boys and other idlers. Besides this, however,
there are worked implements and chips scat
tered aoundantly in spots here and there up
on the river slopes and terrace banks. Yet T
find but few Of these upon the terrace tops
proper. Indeed, just within the radius of my
own merely local and altogether unskilled OBJ
servations. these clippings only appear as far
as I can Judge at points upon the terrace top
which seem to have had the surface soil
washed away, or disturbed in eome manner.
At such spots one may often pick up few
implements, possibly of one sort, and on look
ID q closely, one frequently finds these associ-
sted with chips and unfinished work, quito as
if the artisan had conveyed block Of mate
rial hither and here seated himself to work it
up In illustration mention the fact that
after . heavy rain I once picked up in foot
path about half way down the terrace bank
perfect quartz arrow point. Reeollecting
former observations soon afterward returned
to the spot, and there gathered from the soil
some dozen, moro or less, Of these points,
partially blocked out, together with . quantity
Of chips evidently struck from them. Upon
close search discovered nothing further. AZ
yct II Is not clear that the arrow point IN
stanced and the other quartEes are attributa-
ble to the tame race since, TINS far no imple-
ments of the sort have been discovered to be
common 10 the river banks and the quartz
stratum. But in other cases the connection
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-;,,n 1.,1 oaiee not'ess ','i's.

Land Office at Saint Clo, < 1850.
February 1eth, A. L Z. At the fo. ~sint
Notice is hereby given tA IF his intel Wv.
named settler has fiednotiee Of his clam
to make final proof in SUPPORT The expira~
and secure Gnalentry thereof st. # this no
ton of thirty DAYS from the date :. before
tice. on the 22nd day of March. 1885, prison
the CLERK Of the 5Distric. Corr of M Fred
County, at Little Falls, Minnesota, ~ota,
Muske, Jr., of Morrison County, Mime. ion
for the 81 of NW4 and M ofKWa Of See, H.
3, Town 1913, Range 81, and names the Il
lowing as his witnesses, viz: t8ohn Wend
Louis Shleug, John Workman aaad Daniea
Campbell, all of Culdrum, Morrison County
Minnesota. D. q. FREEMAN,
-<..@i Register,
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= 5.ss3s5s2 }zsS
JAMES BROWN

is doing : General Livery and Express
business, delivers passengers, baggage
and freight in all parts of town, IS at
the depot on the arrival Of Ill passen~
ger trains, keeps horses and double
and single buggies for the saccon'no>
dation Of persons desiring to travel -
the country, and promptly attends to
all business entrusted With him.
Charges reasonable. 49, Z.
JAMES BRowH.
Little Falls. Nina.