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, 1881-06-11

No PAsTrRAeK.-James ]. Siicott. owne"
of the Lewiston Ferry, brought down four
mares to this place 10 be bred to the famous
horse Lodi, and the indications are that he
will hsve to take them home again for the
wan. Of convenient pas,urage- When an
.nterprising stock breeder like Silco;t brings
mares los miles 10 breed to Walla WAlia
horse he deserves ONE letter encouragement
t..au this. He had SIX mares to Shannon.
the bro, her to Motley McCarty that st,od
here three years ago, and has some splendid
s,ock from that grand horse Shannon Is
now owned by Governor Stanford and five
thousand dollars could not buy him
, 1881-06-11
THE THOMAS TRIAL.
The Casa before Judge wingard, and Motion
Of Continuance Denied
ESPECIAL To TIE SrArEsNAN.

CeLrax. June I. - Mrs Shaffer, the only
witness who saw tn murdered woman, Mrs.
Shanks alive, Is confined o her bed, hence ur,-
able to attend court, and motion made by
the pro'ecutiOn to continue the case over to
the next term deniel. Wh,n Mrs Thomas,
the pris ner was brought into court, she was
not visahly affected The case was continued
for the present, and an alta hment WAS or
dered for absent witnesses. The court room
WAS densrly crowded, and al unusual interest
is manifested in the case. Speculation as TO
the final ending of the case is rife. many he
lieving in her guilt. while few predict her ac-
qufttsl on the groun Is of Der husbands CON-
fesSion. and the fact that she is a woman. The
city is crowded with spectators.
, 1881-06-11
orrsroyE The Nevada ne,

OvxEpoNE. - The Nevada newspapers,
says the San Francisco Chronicle, contain
se,era, lett.rs from the new / iaho bonanza
of Wool river. Nearly all describe the
c,,np rs badly rla Gown, with 70 ecin save
what i brought inio it ty new eomefs- In.
rush is greater ti.an to any recent camp, as
many n forty.two teams arriving in one day
Tue cost of Irving is cheap. but the majority
Of pro-pectrs are engaged IN tn= favrri!e
d,rversinn If the unlucky-''walk on their
uppsrs." The chi,f town, though it boasts
OF nothing m,re imposu than Canvass And
Iop houses. wears the prctensious name OF
Bellevue
, 1881-06-11

The ORATOR s. on inSr mi a
[ on xtrn iei the H,, Thnm - H. Bur =.
Sc. tie to !.-l,ye. or. ioa in hi city
o. July Fou tn, &C i, 4 the / " NJ
Pee ": VIII iece kind INVITA- ion, p.'ti-
cu;ars by mai :" This tt e. &c matter and
rhs pe,p'e n d p nd o. All oiue.t ora.
ion ,.on tn LIT = t;lsn-"
, 1881-06-11

BAPTIST CAcRcH-Res d. J. Pierce all
preach ~ II ~ ami s P n, corner Sumach
,.n.i Foarh streets Sun lay school at 10
o'clock AN Tn subject for the evening
will h. "The Sa.,d.y seh oil and pnlpi:.
Their UNITY and D wer."
, 1881-06-11

-,,crsG.-The recent Faies nave
fs,Y, @.s -, v,n.ycle Canyon, Cod Springs
,.,,n,,r coun.ry throughout U'na'iiia
aaa ~ -nuch A much largrr acreage
esaa' t.f.rs has BEN put 20 graIn' ana
'sla g. -,ziori;y Of it rromr'es to give
t,..-, y,ld.
, 1881-06-11
,-,,, g,y-Thc Walla Walla ArtiiIer,

,r,s Hry-Thc Walia Wal!a Artillery
conp,py ,eleyraphel to e. 5, Marshal L
6 y,rney on Tuesday to have L. Theo
v,,ps,erholtl, Their abscon ling Cap taia ar
,.el an , charg, of s.eilins government
,,OD.rty n TIE shape ola Sprln-heli rifle
h., boy. are very mlcn incensed to think
,b.v .bo1ld tie trettei IN ths manner
- henc- ,ok immediate steps to have nm
aru.rh, back
, 1881-06-11

STILL ARr.D AVID MEAN TO KEEP Ir.-
The 'SrArlsNAS Of Monday last had the true
nwardns>s O.. how Wizard obtained oon.r'.l
# the N.at;,eri PAcisc; to DAYS 4fter-
ward o Wsla -tay. b Or~Jonian pu'.
.ish / tn Sane tic Il "a. not lie re.
speetrbiity ge ah al sa.t p. er, bt
it S eut. rpr.-e ur citiz ns ai,!f, ci. all The
sane.
, 1881-06-11
Terrible Hal Storm.
Stock Bruised and Cut up-Havoc Played
With Fruit and Grain

From ;riva'e advices We lern that Ter
rible hail stom pla, ell over L-~is On on tn,
Sd INST. Tie storm played havoc with the
fruit tires, gram and verc. bis, a. we'll as
window glass The storm was OF twenty
minutes duration, aud hruisci stock very
much as well as killing fowl. The LIl
stones were fiom to 81 ches in circum-
ference. Such hail worm has never bern
known 20 have occurred IN this country
before. The extent of dama.e done to stock
and growing crops has not yet been a'eer
tanned.
, 1881-06-11

p,osrscrs-M M'd''slsn hs' l's'
.I s2.. ern the M'di'a Lake and sfo'
r''a'.' - and report, tha. the late RAIN
i''' ,.,.,aD thr,ugloat the upper
h''' .ay,th,, crop pro Pe,s are
eoa1uy. ,h71 ever known. Tae farmers
-. b,ruy
, 1881-06-11

rsoy Ss,eq,een cars loaded w's'
VIZ ,,.Ivrd at he depot oa No -
~ i, dse cars lo.dei wl'h ti'b r
seH , n le,o.. More will follow aid
,'' I..,f.-i, - e1Pr:,sei bat that sufficient
stn, ~ ,.r..uel AZ once TO so;n
,.,b, D.yion ef,erision-
, 1881-06-11
"HE n. =. X. Y.
Land Once

VIII be removed from Colfax IL Cheney In
Spokane county, ". T., on or about the lssh
* June. 1891 Agricultural lands will COZ
,inue t. be sold in quantities not exceeding
one half section of land to actual settlers only.
at the usual prize of S26' per acre cash, Or
a Der acre on tune. In all eases twenty acre.
must be in cultivation before deeds are eXeeu-
ted, a per circular Msrch 25, 1881. until
further notice. All business relating to the
purchase Of land can be transacted with shis
ONCE BY mail, per-onsl app ic.,ton. attorney. o.
areut Of the pur chas-r's own cbosinS. Money N
payment Of ind can be trsnsmitted TO this cf6oe by
mall th oagh re.is'ered letters, postal mon ordefs
or through Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S Exprea Direct 70
U214t D. LEWIS
Special Aet, Cheney. Spokane Co.. w. Z:
, 1881-06-11
Death of Minnie Wells.

At ten minutes to - tn Sunday night
Ms. Lea Feilmeth, who WIS so terribly
mansed oh the Ainssor.h train by !ro,rud-
ing her head out Of the car window, breath
ed 'rr las FrJm the time OF tie accident
uutii her death she dit nat regain concious-
uess, and several times during the last day
of her life she WAS in commissions. Drawing
the Vail OF charity ore the past but not for-
ot-n de'd, many kini friends sdmimister-
et to her last wants, and who Lowell her fer
charity and general goddess. Ee. funeral
'OOk pace today from her la'e residence,
t'!iose'i BY sho~e ~ho remember only h-r
rrdeeni:,e qualities.
Then gently scAa y,u- brother mar, still
senter sister woman,
Though they may gang kennin' wrars TO step
aside isshumanr
, 1881-06-11

"" -, On Tassd@ = evening the follow
l., oo,r. sere 'Ie',ed to ''r'1 ne 'ns%,a' Sum
y. Nm L size, NJ "; ;E. Ef'I'' Fore
" C..on. 6ver.eer; Caas, Henry
- 81 !, rorth. E~eeiyT; Ia''
.,,- re- :, F 0 IN teal, Gait; +. fears'h'
Ilr.... rn.a., Dr. Birch, Medical Examiner.
, 1881-06-11

JuLI FoCEIH Mr.. Thomas Fletcher las
ssnierei the use ot his fine large dray :eau,
se draw the car Of liberty at or national
buihlay celebration. 50 far the conn ittee
have no. made much blow abou, their work
pat nevertheless wora Is being dcae, and the
p'sseE: Faar;h Will he one ot the gr,ndrst
49, e'F-r known IN this up e country.
Ihcse IN the country an neighhor,ng vi
$ASes VINO wish n have an euloyihl m.
Rsi better make arrangements 20 visit our
pity on ,hs; day.
, 1881-06-11

r,,x,c-rAe activity Of the VIsli,af' IN
IT,. L., 4 their picnic shows plainly 'ha'
NE ns s n,kiug if a grand success
Wv 10 doub. but they will have = very
',,s. Attendance
, 1881-06-11
Notice.
u. s. LAND OFFICE, I

U. s. LAND OrrIcE,
Wana Walla, W, T., May 5th, ISL
A SWORN STATEMENT HAS BEEN
"A fled in this Office by Robert Stott and ~
plication made under the Act Of C0pgress, -
proved June Sd, 1878, entitled " An act fog the
sals Of Timber Lands in the State o! Cali
farnia, Oregon, Ney.d. and in W.shiagtsa
Territory" to purehase SE3. section q, Town
ship No. .. North Of Ranes No; - East. AP'
plicstion will be heard July 18th, 1881.
Z. H. MORRISON,
latd Register:
, 1881-06-11

ATTENTION LADIES Since but few OF the
mfnbers II DE Laaies' Aid SAeiety have at
t. nie; tie rsse.n-. It VIII be red At the
conr, hcu-e o., n MAY be Is It At :
px. l., al the mc,ai answer til, csh
;. sr.Lr - cRxa.ses ths ssc,sey.
, 1881-06-11

-J,hn s,AhPs ner brewery IS
W.. ..n,, o,e,si to the public. The bar Is
.,r y. s:,ed up and the P ace is surely ae', e.
aaAa - become ,ho p ralar resort OF all
of Gznirinus
, 1881-06-11
TaE OFFICIAL CITY PAPER

c..sp Lcparr. A. Mn. e'ana
lo,r. F. A " .'ll meet ia ,hI' 's city ". .s,' =,
..s,i,hei in lSos
, 1881-06-11

I, prepared from sound ripe California frait,
by an experienced analytical chemist, Who has
spent yesrs in experimenting on it, PFspsrs-
ton. 1t d manufactured BY . specia; prnoso
known only 10 the prepeieeor. This pfspees
tioa Is . safe, simple and e6ectal medicine fur
regulating the action nf the stomach, liver and
kidneys Il l. partcnlarly recommended for
n-sr, r.sis. fniis-s ion Hest-ehe Hssrtburn.
;c.fi:v II he :. I;.aci.- -sE,i--iai i-y-s.:.s
son. Nanxss- s-= -iesn - 4 dn<7 sni ises
.'rs.ub.es, uses ininiseac ei.i.rr IN esI'ry OF
rim ing. etc- As |. i'c- Ser o. the bio s .
IL .-rcrulons a8-c-sn';s, il hss n" sqnI !:
r.-rnoyes n erupsious from the skin. acA hSs .
=, leg aui- ;nw,er.tiny e6 c. rpon tie
,v.,.ra. IN. Ysui: S.'t 3 utiT ly dfs-u.
r<-S>- 49, = -sii :
= ----- -. r.-...--
, 1881-06-11

Tur wAsco SrS.-This new paper pub
hb.d a. tie Dallcs by Messrs. Draper K
|PDeI Ju!sins from the contents It IS
Newspaper that has come TO stay. In the
|,s,ra.ory these gentlemen say they vii.
|.lu. the prosperity or aivrrsity Of Wasco
county ,h,, may b, dealt ort by the hand OF
|tiOs Itis.p b, inI-penient ~ pol tics,
|Aai work for the god OF all. Under such
ci,eum .,,nees We cannot bit wish tn. new
e.u.r ,u,cs,, m tn iour lalis j field.
, 1881-06-11

EsfrlrXSg GkNICs. Boise States
saa Of jane 81 shows considerable enter
ss IN Publishing an illustration represent
hf Mcdonald killing Myers with bu.
~, Appended to the engraving is com
F'e'e aad accurate map OF the Owyhee ccun
'y. Also .fdc siHli!s OF the pump from
rhieh ScDonald drew the water 10 wast
ls blood stained hands-'h- picture is good
Us niantes' ie;a,ls-evca TO the pnmr
eng ''0,=n ssE-the dIpper beng chained
% aas lAs.
, 1881-06-11

c.,-Ths cor-: house matter mas
W. t..p ,,r:.cd by Me..rs. Tobey & Reid
.,,;,. ~ bonds in the sum Of s2s,o35 Il,
and Al indemnity bond Of Sli'Oi' 90 VIII
n. ,o!lopin, well known citilsns as saFe',e';
he H !n.., JOIN St.hl; T. X; st!aiSh,'
N n q Ga,i Wm. GLssford, A Ma'tI"'' j
= y. VT ! Mon,han, D. c. Coleman and
I.Ar Enrdy
, 1881-06-11

Webfoot Oilcures the crying baby. Mothers
attention is called to the Webfoot Oil in cases
of Group, spasms or collie, that the little ones
are 81 oiect 10. 50 6ms
, 1881-06-11
THE LAST RITES.
The Funeral Of tho late Judge J. D. Mix--An
Imposing Affair.

TIE fun-rsi Of the late b. Mix took
race firm the Episco al Church Tnrr- day
precisely P " The menbers If the har
me. at he ctficr of Col S. G. Harper, aud
from there ,roceeied in body to the resi-
d-nc. # the deceased. The ma, or and CON-
mon council met promptly \, h If pas one at
their CT a,,.bers and from there proceeded to
the house. At the residence quite num-
ber Of frie ds had crngreeat'd- The re-
maius were enclosed in handsome casket.
The renaius were taken TO the Episcopal
Church ~here the burial service was rea /,
Bishop Paddock officiating assisted by Revs.
Wells, Smith aud McConkey. The Bisnop
made few remarks after which the body
wa. borne t. the b.. arse by the pail bearers
Messrs. ]. H. Lassater. B. L. Sha'p<tein,
w. G. Langfprd, A. E. Isham, 7. j. Audrrs
and d. J. Crowley The co'tege then took
up their line O; March t"wards the city Gem
etery. The procession Vas one Of the largest
Yer kn. wn in the city. The ceremonies at
the grave was very impressive. Thus passed
away ore of eur INST hon"red ci liens.
, 1881-06-11

Webfoot Oil is priceless jewel in your fan
lily. It speaks for itself
, 1881-06-11

How Wool PaYs.-Tne San Fiancisco
Merchant SAYS :hat the SanJose wcolen mills
pad diriienl OF Is per cent on their stock
ia>' ye.r. Th's stock eus. s33 Pr share.
A t'w" has grown Up around the mills, and
the enterprise gives employment to large
number of persons. TIE KerehaN add:
I'VE ~ould { say TIA. every town shouE
have IT. wool-n nil, but &c do say rtat
t'er- isr ON @ad profitable basine-- for
every vel sn-n -ged roal=n mil likely q G
CO aii'sh'd ih the next tw" years" My
BOT nAvs scciss anil N 6sastie.
, 1881-06-11

iGoon HorEL-V.sitor5 10 Dayton need
b. 70 past that town nos IN order to OBJ
k,;n yool meal, for the hotel kept by
kp,,.brr Crow is the best in the Country.
kp,,b, city has a good c!eal place al-o, but
b,.~.,a tha, pla,. KIP: by Mrs Mont
,om-ry ,al the P.,meroy pl,ce there is no
tomparsln. An evil spr,t app iars tn hav'
hor.r,d over Po.ner ", for no one ap .lears t.
:, Az. to sneak a .ooi vIri for 1t
, 1881-06-11

Tributcs to the HOnore0
Deadff0m the City COun.
Gil and the Members
Of the Baf.
THE COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
This Body Adjourns in Respect Tor
One Of Our Foremost Cisisens
Who has Passed
Beyond.

| The city council .,eld its regular meeting
last evening, Mayor MeAnlif in the chair
| Minutes ot the last meeting were read and
approved Whereupou Councilman Chase,
of the first ward, arose and said =
MK- MAYOR AND COUNCIL Il move that
! ibis cpunciI adj urn as a tribute to our late
fellow ci IL n, Juig- J. d. Mix. This small
tribute would lie bnr a flint mark of the
esteem in which the dece ,sed IS held by tins
community. A sturdy, crave and Upright
l,ior e-r he bateled tn hardsiips aad priva-
tons OF log voyage in an cary day. and
,un.i .coting on the bounAless shores Of the
.olden Pacific HIS career IN California uas
puIe and unspotted The lus.re OF hi. good
name was neer tarnished by foul SANDER.
Hearing o. our own vast country he decided
ta cat his lOI among US, aud seventeen years
ago he took bis residence amo"gst Us - a
member Of our far western iami'y. For
seventeen wears he has honored us by his
res-nce No move or question OF import
anre WIS undertaken but what our deceased
friend was e,.titied with it in the interest
OF tie people. H. va, good man ard -x
-m,l.ry cItiD n, and ''ne shn b;' his saare
manner comm.nied the respecs aud C mi
nc. Of all. and | thI at It wnuld be
but slight token of ouc re-pect Tor tie d.
ceased tat this body adjourn IL meet on
ext Tuesday ev-n'ng.
/. The motion was seconded By several coun
Gilman, and on the ou.s.ion being put BY the
Ma, or it Was unan mously carried. Nee
m adjourned.
MEMBERS OF TIE BAR.
A meetrg of m.mb-rs Of the Wai!s Walls
Bar was held at the office o. s. G. Harper.
Tuesday m. .rning, to take &C ion respecting
the decease Of the late Hon. J. d. Mix. J.
II. Lassater was elected chairman, and J. E.
Budd secretary Of the meeting.
Hon B. L. Sharpstein, I. J. Anders, ".
G. Langford and A. Z. Isham were appointed
as a committee to draft resolution.
G. T. Thompson. S. G. Harper and D. J.
Crowley we're appointed committee to Sc
Iect pail bearers.
At an adj urned meeting held this date,
the following members of the bar we're Sc
Iected to at as Fall bearers: J. H. Lassa-
ter, B. L. Sharp>tein, ". G. Langfor1, A.
Z. Isham, T. J. Anders and d. j. Crowley.
The committee on resolutions presented
the following preamble and r, solutions which
were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pie ,sed Divine Providence
10 remove from our midst the Honorable J.
ID. Mix, 4 pioneer member of the W ALA Walla
, 1881-06-11

Webfoot Oil cures pain in from one TO fifteen
minutes warranted
, 1881-06-11

Farmers opsssea ts tae Flune Company.
And al others who summer failcv their land.
should See the Mcconnell Cu'tivator. The
only Crltivator ever offered far sale here shss
proved saccess- Every machine warranted
e. give satisfaction The following well
Patrick Lyons. Philip YeGlns,
G. W. Stallcopp, Lew Bowls,
7. p. Page, Virgil Marks.
]. 4 Hood, z Cstin,
r Walker,
Um.sill. Comfy. For sale by Nn- Jonss.
dealer inFarm Machinery. vas5ns etc, corner
second and Alder streets, Wall. W.ilA 4.-w
, 1881-06-11

Webfoot Oil is a. sure cure for DyptheriA or
ore Throat. -
, 1881-06-11
rHR sfANpAYD nnxD
TROTrrNG erAIxn0u.
"AlWooDls

WILL SERVE rOA -
w limited number of -
mares besides owners inp
Season Of 1851, ct Fleet N "
| mont Stock Farm" on the 49,
Tcuehet, south side told Hardmau Ranch) ;
miles below Waitsburg.
Trina aervice, s25, payable as sius
Of service, or $40 for the season. Service nv.
able when mare is taken away. Special terrs
for insurance.
ATWOOD is \ rich bay, nc white, Isa
hands high, with al the cardinal points Of.
horse good was bred and raised st Lexinctou
Kentucky, aud is . m of that most fashion.
able sire Of trotters. THE Great Aluopt'
ALwoop's dam was by " Blackwood." /" ID dan
BY Ale1anderis Abaaila, sire Of Goldsmith
Maid, record, 2.l4, and the great "Almoak7
Thus he il inbred to AleIsnder's "AbdaIlA,-
also inbred - "MAmbrino Chief sire q
LADY Thorn.' record. 2:ls, with an outcsue
to Alexanderis Norman" sire Of Lula
record, 2:l5. and an outcyoss 70 pilot, Jr.,
sire of the dam Of the wonderful Inland 8. !"
queen Of the troeting turf, rec ,rd. 2:l02. No
horse in America Is better bred for trottinG
sire. Hs colts, coming yearling. are lsrss
and nue and are young trotting wonders-
he is standard under rule 6,h, and -
old Bclifounder" was standard sire the
colts of Atwood from dams by" Belifounders
are also standard under rule !. and eligible 70
registry in the Tn,:iinr Register A. standard
bred trottiny stock.
Those having mares by Belifounder.'
should not fail to patrunizs ATWOOD. kxea,
lent pasture for mares and good fence, but No
for Assid MS or escapes.
c. II. MACK,
H,sm Proprietor.
, 1881-06-11

When yon order your next tea 60 to Colts
and ak for the brand that has caused such Q
sensation; this is It, and see that you get il
, 1881-06-11
Gooc M.x-O, -,

'oon N'S.-Oa s.,s,I,-
s man N'F'ia c.s,tel cid :, a, na,
k,,-, - = 81 'aanS the rain for In.
a.y H' vas s''ns T. Ply as, ,ad that hr,
|.sl b.... an ne ''alt nc. ase pad up
- 0f' '',n7'' AID thea he CAV. n. !.
1''s1 On 'utsaip,i . to .uc5 :, 80. :,
.a e., .I. ~. a,'. 'h. be-: newspaper in ~.
r, s;Ii 10. 10 : yea and a half = .hoa, u hsr. ~.
! e. ~ Ia to hin. There nAs
bcid dna rI moe ir aer. on o,rI.., 80 . az
Il ,b.s nan n II the ~aali d Ike.
epbs.i e. -, ~ enn, 70 the iron, II,
g. p7' alss - doab,r t.elr IT., az, has
, 1881-06-11

Itis a special importation and can only be
obtained at Mark f. Colts Main street
Wlia Walla.
, 1881-06-11
B. L. SHARPsrEIN,
7. ]. ASDERs,, .''
A. Z. IsHAN,
". C. LASGHoIn.

TIE committee on resolutions were directed
to prepare further Appropriate resolutions to
be presented to the Hon. S. c. Wingard.
Judge of the district court at the November
term. with the request that the same bs en-
tered in the mina es OF the court.
twas UNANIMOUSLY v.ted that as mark
of r-spcc. :othe memory Of their late brother
J. D. Mix, the members OF the har attsaA
his furrral N \ body.
, 1881-06-11

VIII sE CosrLr7rD.-G.n Spragus re-
sAiy stated to gertemin in New Tacoma
as' 'he C,scade division OF the Northern
.e'ne ra.l'oad would be completed and run
ing ny the ls' day o. DECEMBER. .SS2-lS
n1h'h' and Etl- more from now. The
-. A s'ys that the pans of speedy con-
1uT'on raa.qrei by the Old Management,
:. ~ =. Is Gained Oat by The Wizard party.
'ae ., ~ors z, on. Il is what an
~ Sound AM E2st'rn Washington has
WAITING Al / hoping ,or
, 1881-06-11

A. O. L. VA; :he Ia: said meetin.
b Integrity LpiSc. No. 70. \. o L. W
sAe following oiti ers wer: chusen: Z NJ.
|R. W Mitchell: N W, J. + McL1ue;
Foreman, H. NJ. Pnter; 0vrrs,er, II. o.
ISncnis; L corle-. J. o. 81, arn,; Receiver.
|thas. = Boye7; fiuan i-r. lie r. A Shaw;
Gurie, J. T. Smith: In-i " tch nar, c.
Be-,erer: Outsd. With n.n,
|rfust.s In, term, T. " N tciell; R.pre
|esutativrs Grand Lri-c. H. d. Chapman,
D. ?. A. Shaw.
, 1881-06-11

0vr or HlRsEs&-Ths ever popular Tom
Merry j. in tn. cry N business AMI vii
ssssa 10 B,i.e On Fr,day morning Tom
y o.. Of the best iourn ,liss and mos
cspsic and { nal writers IN the country,
nd is na arsl born newspaper man. 1t IS
= lS 10 th- country hat he /, now out of
Aaraess. Al the head os "a .er like IN e
prsyenaa1 n,tsld i III. present p-terrank =
bsos,. Rome souid i.riy howl AMI IN pIpcr
would re- r4in II, old bat nov lost pnpllarIty.
, 1881-06-11

A Coon RrIE-Having been called to an
account s.y blinded cotemPora.y, for speak
lag well Of thr Oregon Railway L Naviga-
ti"n company, the Hsndayd replies: 1T is
good rn;e in life to treat people as We find
them. A man gen. rous with his money may
b. SO for mai Purposes; but until We are sat-
istied Of thai, and scrually discover his sin
lsr.r des,gn, it is pao- policy to check his
hberality."
, 1881-06-11

To SErILE.AThe Hon.. Mr. Dolph Of Port
land aud Mr.. Thielson, chief engineer of the
O. n Il N. Co, came up on Tuesaay even
Jugs train as far us Unatil'ia from which
place they left for the Umat,llis Reservation
where thy 60 to make final settlements
with the Indians in regard 70 the right q
way over their lands II is exr.c.ed that
the matter can be easily settled With the
redskins, as there would have been ~ :r'u-
bic hsd i; not BEEN that the sbon giues were
TAXED in:o this opposition OF the ra,l.aad
b. f-w white men whose sor,lid AMI selfish
motives p,omp,cd them to this aci, hecausr
they wie::ed Tor their osn personai Leneh,
to have tue rGil,oa take another Course.
, 1881-06-11

A'N',-EeFST: comes iron Um,till.
- ''e eject tha' lndi=n Ag-ut jas.
ns eann'd The Ur..ill, river 4, tie
n'H ''e' ard will ,e., sr cree, 4 ssb
.,' q '4'o~ Ok 20 b erected. saving
-, s' rs II Una / 4 rirer bs,oas to tn ,
= W Iai' ms qoi!,d ire d,hiar n, ar
a >''@ss, We unier tad til, =,
ern -, - e 'r' sl; b b-:o.e he NEXT
s,,..- q a.. %e Il. r.; vi 4 :. 70 an m
.,oo.,3,, ! a., bl, io,- TIA be W i
fqti { ,,,nI.-. 40 Z AID ,L-si;y .-hs..- as
h,.,, -, !es- tx -. cb,r,, 5
, 1881-06-11

PIcsIsa L.yo.-In plo~inS land, il the
cley;s. rrsces, bsckbande, etc, are no. prop
erly adjusted. no plnwman OH eartn can do
the work Satisfactorily When the plow is
properly r:g ed il sili almost run ac'oss he
6sld wi,hou. anyone ahold of the han6iea,
ard .aye tie strength of 10th Team and
plosmsn; hut If the later h.s to bear hir
Whole weigh. IN tae handles to keep thr
plosgh from r.nrins 200 deer, e n's oaiS
in.rea r. the dra-t iur adds ronsii rAh;y
the ;eLor oi t. ploauIan-
, 1881-06-11

Tur DAIIEs RorfE-Chi-f Engne='
Thie,son ssr,m,ses that the enst OF the rcai
f,ou, PortIa,d 10 tie Dslles. So niiir' u
c.t ssoa. $4,000. Tnnnels M SID
eui = lone l.. AZ ct tsr. vse'l VIZ
Nv :arS,icrse IN NJ 0 a az
- ssraxs NJ. J. o. Io...sy s-x-
, 1881-06-11
Walla Walla Driving Park
49,
RACING JUNE Is 1881.
FIRST DAY.

THREk.YEAR- OLD TRorTING SrAKE-S20 en-
trance, half forfeit; 800 added by the Proprie-
tor, mile heats, three in FIVE to harness. First
nomination to be made April 1st; entries close
on May 18th. Second colt saves entrance,
three colts mus: start.
, 1881-06-11
For STENCILS, go to Straishts.

Webfoot Oil can be had at your druggists.
, 1881-06-11
SECOND DAY.

SECOND DAY.
rHREE MIyurE CLAsy-Purse $50; first
horse SlC0, second horse S35. third horse el5;
entrance ten per cent, entries close June 10Th,
three in Eve. mile heats to harness, four to en-
ter three to start. DR.. Kellosgs mure. Fan
nv Kellogg" and II. p. Issacs marc, Kitty
Clowe," barred.
THIRD DAY.
Two THIRTY Poun CLasss--Purse s2s59 first
horse 500, second horse $50, four t. enter snd
three to start Entries close June 10th, 1SSl-
FEE FOE ALL TwO-YEAR-sLD STAKE.
Dash ct three-fourths Of mile. TO be run
for on the 4.h Of July, 1881; s25 entrance,
half forfeit, 500 added First nomination ~
be made April 18th. clnse on june 18th. Sec
onA colt saves entrance, four colts mu.t start
Trosting to be governed by the National
TrottinS Rules. Grand Stand free for ladies'
Entries can lie made On the above races With
J. ID. Laman, Secretary Of the ASrieultufA
Society, or At the Track. l3 h-l0lm