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, 1881-12-30

TuE '-Old Western Farmers AL
mauac,' published by John P. Nor.
ton A Co, at Louisville, Kentucky,
comes TO hand for 1882, being the
kty 6f,h year Of its publication. One
oi It's most valuable features is a
system Of weather forecasts, with a
map dividing the country into thir.
teen districts. These forecasts are
iuteadsd to be sufficiently compre.
hcnsive and definite to be valuable.
IN addition to this, the publication
furnishes twelve original papers, on
interesting subjects, by popular wri'
t,u Altogether it is an interesting
issue and will be appreciated by the
residing public.
, 1881-12-30

IuE sunday law will go into ef.
isrt lay sfter tomorrow. Comments
up1u i;, generally unfavorsble, have
teen made ~ various quarters. The
strongest objection against it is in
abe fset that it will operate unequal.
ly. l' proposes to prevent any one
from "upening any building whatev.
o. ior the purpose Of trade or sale
n. g ds, wares or merchandise, vet
ne .I"s. not pretend to prevent the
ss.s ~ che goods or wares provided
Hl..liug has not been opened
o. taat purp1se. IL will not hinder
I fol .- irum working in their fields,
.r 'Fm dong any amount Of trade
r- barter, ii D., only the opening oI
aa..I.HE iHr that purpose that is tc
'a rlnI.b-i. Another serious oh
Ia r.u o.. che punishment il propose.
f. m.ts nut o. ,flicers Of the law
iHra failure TO prosecute offenders
lnstsai u simply drpriving them o.
OF e, i provides that in each ca
, 1881-12-30

" wos,d seem that some time q
limit should be EKed to the disgust
& stump speeches and egotistical
msniiesioes Of Guiteau. If Judge
Cor cannot suppress the wheip in
cours, we suggest that he employ
David Davis TO sit on him. The as
sassin's mental condition is sptly
described in the remarks of good
oid Father Snowdon, q celebrated
sslosed preacher, OF Boston, in re.
gard 10 one OF his backsliders whom
b. characterized as being "piously
inclined bot wickedly bent," and
~ho vas diAbolical enough to deserve
hsBging for the sake of the example.
, 1881-12-30

An observer remarks that with Viii
lard, CrOeksr & Co, and other power
Col capitalists Sighting over the coal
beds sbos, the Green River region, a
eompssition will surely be fulminat
% that uill result 10 a railroad across
ths mountains in the near future.
Let toe sgh,iss proceed, by all
means, for they will enable Eastern
Washington wheat raisers to ship
their product direct without sending
ii through half dozen hands via the
Columbia river. Eastern farmers
have paid the fiddler for Portland's
dancing about long enough.
, 1881-12-30
ANNUAL MEETING.
Quincy Street Wharf Co.

The Annual Meeting of the Stockhold.
ers Of the Quincy Street Wharf Co. will
be held at the office Of the Secretary oi
said Company, in Port Townsend, on the
second Wednesday In January, 1882, at
the hour of 7:3O, P. NJ. at which time an
election will be held for five Trustees, To
serve for the next ensuing year.
n. ID. HILL, Sect'y.
Port Townsend, w. T., Dec. %, 1881.
, 1881-12-30

gFstifyiog to note the avidity
-ist vhieb mOneyed men are taking
hol4 Of The saw mill and shipysrd
sntsrpriss recently started here. Al
p-rssnt -riting, over twenty thous
sna dollars Of stock has been sub.
ssubed. The stockholders have
t.ksu bold uith q will, and intend to
wake things talk" from this time
farward.
, 1881-12-30
EXPLANATORY.
OLYMPIA, w, T., Dec. &c, 1881

OLYMPIA, w, T., Dec. &c, 1881.
EDITOR ARGUS
In reference to the article in your last
issue, in which you took me severely to
task regarding the completion of the
Council journal, | would merely state that
I obtained my Information from several
of the members OF the House and Coun-
Gil, and therefore you can only blame them
for their inaccuracy, more especially as
WAS not present at the close OF the session
of 1879.
In justice to YOURSELF l would say that
through the kindness Of the Secretary OF
the Territory l have learned that your
journal was completed on the day men,
toned by you.
Respectfully,
w. II. ROBERTS,
Special correspondent for the 'Oegon-
ian."
, 1881-12-30
Pilot CommissiOners' Meeting.

A meeting OF the Puget Sound Pilot
Commissioners will be held at their Of.
flee in Port Townsend, on Friday, De-
cember Both, at IL O'Clock, A. M, to close
up all business pertaining to the office.
All persons interested are requested to
attend.
BY order of the Chairman OF the Board
Attest, JAMES G.. SWAN,
Secretary.
Port Townsend, Dec, %, 1881.
, 1881-12-30
Port Townsend, Dec. %, 1881.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE
NI.YMPIA. WAaHlNlTnN TERRITORY.

OLYMPIA, WAsHlSGTON TERRITORY.
Notice is hereby given that, In compliance
with the provisions of the Act OF Congress
approved June 3, 1873, entitled San Act for
the sale of Timber Lands in the States of Cal
fornia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Ter
ritory," JOHN PUGH, of jefferson county,
Washington Territory, has this day filed in
this office his application to purchase the n W
I OF section No. 20, in township 20 north.
range No. l west of the willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
said deecrbed land, or any portion thereof,
are heriby required TO tlle their claims In this
Office within sixty 1907 days IRON date hereof
Given under my hand, at my office In Olyin-
pia, W. T., this 10Th day of December, A. ID.
1851, j. II. BROWN,
Register of the Land Ofiice-
A6:l0W
, 1881-12-30

No one whose blood is impure can feel
well. There Is weary, languid feeling,
and often sense OF discSuragement and
dependency. Persons having this feeling
OF lassitude and depression should take
Ayers Sarsaparilla to purity and vitalize
the blood.
, 1881-12-30

TmE Portiand Telegram" "ssw"
- .tchsnEes, on the holiday issue
ssssuon, and ~weni several better"
Va h. matter Of pictures. 1t is en-
ttlsd 20 the cake till the next paper
~rss-s The bind" by throwing in a
ssi oi clothes and 4 peuwiper for
snrh Subscriber.
, 1881-12-30

| QulIeute TINS week, looking LOT u
location suitable for stock raising.
He is accompanied by his son, and
they will doubtless 6ud a welcome
by all who wish to see the country
6ll up with desirable class of citi-'
zens. Unfortunately, for want OF
proper information, they went clear
to Olympia and had to return to
Port Townsend, an unnecessary
journey of two hundred miles. A
great many immigrants come to 10
cate in Western Washington, and it
will be of advantage to our ci'izens
# they will take some steps to in
form such persons that Port Town
send is the proper place for them to
stop at for Information about, or
communication with, any Of the
lower Sound counties. The Immi-
grafton Aid Society organized here
about eighteen months ago has had
up hill work, on account Of apathy
among the citizens Of this and ad-
joining counties, and also the indif-
ference into which the officers and
members of the society relapsed; the
printer, after advancing the money
for type setting, press work, paper,
ink, binding, etc., necessary for the
printing Of two thousand descriptive
pamphlets gotten up by the society,
has never been able TO get within
thirty dollars of even, though the
charge WAS for bare cost, to say
nothing of the time and money spent
by him in collecting and preparing
subject matter for the publication.
Nearly all the money raised was by
generous subscriptions from our bus
mess men, the residents of outlying
districts rarely doing themselves the
credit of investing even few dimes
for pamphlets to send abroad. The
fact is that many of the older resi-.
dents Of the country are content to
let the moss grow all over their backs
without making any effort to develop
the territory. The society mention
ed worked in an humble way, yet it
accomplished much. Nearly all the
edition of pamphlets have been scat
tered broadcast all over the world,
hundreds of circulars and dozens Of
written letters have been.!sent out;
through these efforts, quite a num-
ber of immigrants have already set.
tied on the Sound, and many more
will vet come in consequence Of the
information thus obtained. The re-
suits Of such effort are always neces
sarily deceptive because Of their re.
semblance to bread cast upon the
waters, but they are just what the
country needs. Missouri, it is said,
has added thousands to her popula.
tion and wealth during the last year
by means ST judicious effort; why
cannot Washington do the Same =?
This cauntry possesses the elements
of enduring wealth, and only needs
population and capital to make it a
garden spot. The rich Quileute
valley lay dormant for hundreds of
years, supporting nothing but wild
animals and lazy, sbiftless Indians,
till awakened to life and activity by
he magic touch Of caucasian civil.
cation. There are other rich local..
ties that people abroad will know
nothing about till informed.
, 1881-12-30

GRAY hair may be made to take on
its youthful color and beauty by the
use of Halls Vegetable Sicilisn Hair
Renewer, the best preparation for
the hair known to the science OF med
ioine and chemistry.
, 1881-12-30

JUST received by g. q. Bartlett & Co.,
Ex-Idaho, and Dakota, very fine and
large stock Of Gents Clothing, overcoats,
ulsters ard furnishing goods, which We
will sell at low prices. Call and examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
, 1881-12-30

PURGE out the morbid humors of the
blood by dose or two OF Ayers Pills,
and you will have clearer heads as well as
healthier bodies.
, 1881-12-30

10" II You want anything IN the line
OF photo work please call at m! gallery.
head of Union wharf opposite Central
Hotel, up stairs. am now prepared to
do flrstcass artist work.
q. e, HASTINGS,
, 1881-12-30

Una'ctter's stomach BittcrS l. ~ much ~.
gnr tel "a u household necessity ns sugar or
clff,r. The reason uf this il that years of eN'
p,rlcnCc have proved II To be perfectly relll-
hlr In those eases of emergency where q
prumpt and convenient remedy j. demanded.
Continuation. liver comnlnnt, dyspepsia ,inti
gC-tion and ~: her irnnbles are overcome " IL.
ague. For sale Dy all druggists and dealers.
, 1881-12-30
H.,r NsuY-Hl

Tnt sru1unr~mcnt is made that
tss sa~ mlll al Tacoma is soon to
b. greatly rsIArged. SuP'. Bullene
- 70 commence the change a, once.
"a, i. a. iudicA,iou OF The stirring
t-.a ws are 20 have in the lumber
L-r.--ra. nnnteer wear.
, 1881-12-30

D FoR Christmas Toys aud Fancy
Goods, go to
JNo. OGILBEE.
, 1881-12-30

$500 per year can be easily made at home
working for 4. q, Rideout 4 Co., 10 Barkey
street New York. Send for their catalogue
and full particulars.
, 1881-12-30
FARMERS STORE,

JUST Received an Immense Stock Of Good. Consr,
part Of LADIES and CITLDRENS Jewev Fancy co
&c, &c Also Complete Line Of Boots
Shoes suitable for winter already FuI Stood -
General Me have added Of FURNITURE stovs ~
ware and all the Fayorte Brands
hE'oLVEkS and Hunters will be sold M
BOTTOM PRICES.
A ~ HIDES FURs WOOL BEEF PORK and all FARM pRon,rcr
taken In Exchange for Goods ~ ~ -i'" ihoDooE
CT. CLAPP.
Dungeness, w. T.
, 1881-12-30

The Peruvian syrnrllas cured thousands
who were suffering from Dyspepsia, Debility,
Liver Complaint. BOils, HumOrs, Female Com.
plants, etc. Pamphlets free to any address
Seth W. Fowle & sons, Boston.
, 1881-12-30
Vessels consigned to r. w. ceLIo;n.
Bark Sonoma,

FROM PHILADELPHIA.
NEITHER the Captain nor the undersigned
Agent will he respO nsble for debts contracted
by the officers and crew Of The vessel above
named. Ii. W. NEWBURl, Maste.
II. W. de LION, agent.
Port Townsend, Oct. 30, 1881.
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ALetxY gsK Mrs co.sraSY

This company being composed Of farmers,
Il fully alive 10 their interests. and Is making
many improvements which viii be Of great
benefit to storef. 4 new water wheel Of
iauch greater power is being pat in, which
viii enable them to operate their suction fans
without any trouble, ard full set Of rolling
screens VIII Be put IN, by the use Of which the
wheat viii be put IN condition clean enough
for grinding Just a. clean as it is at the
Touring nils before 1t goes - the barrs.
This will make it mnch more valuable in the
market. ead the company proposes to Sc
cure al tic benefits arising from Il by put
ting their IraEd o. every seek shipped.
Tie new beard viii uee every ,ndeavor 10
bF1sg the wheat shipped from their ware.
houses ~, 20 a standard never before resclsc,l
by sny warehouse is the valley. We arsglad to
see that they still reclaim in their employ ur.
>D. Mansfield. Who has sersed 80 long and
faithfully. 4 better nsD cannot BE- selected
ior ;isa Place be fills.
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auarsavs.

s. S.. rs..eia las sstalHel. De eaIao
iato Lebanon easly yesteFlay lnesaias sad
wsg brought hsa.s fe,si g,sra by !-iea5s.
u reports himself IS having been abducted
i'y up.suoNR nass,ea aul ta&oa % .as moan.
tatne. sna Bells q bs4sl sending story of fr.va.
l.nas a.d hzrlshi.ll eaiaesl tayolgh laes q
food snl shelter. Tbs-o .sa doabs % tho
uiip,ls oi snna Il hss fr.eaas a. 70 MS s.iaty,
s,mo a them eyea 6oaAs tho statement
l,e natet oi b.s ;rp 70 taa mssa.aias, bu,
wa thins bg ought 10 issos. Hoagyef
ths affair il asil saroaiei Ia mystery sad
tae syoasea ia.a8 j. iiild w.lA sa4aesars ~
q a raat.se far 80 strange proceeding.
Considerable .assras. las been displayed
b. our gilisaag ewing - s.so arrival 81 or
uoa se1asl leli. tl4pneh, - l,oseas writing
the enthusiasm las eaaFiderabiy aiatel ~
flr two rislsa ne ouo has a,t up wish e.
Sir King. cur efficient fchsol teacher. Dc.
serves lets = credit FOR his eifas Ia rreenr.
ing the neg t,a!l which g. a Cue ono aild not
ual.ku 90 ol lisasy l.e.les7 i.il ''toaey sad
$40 ni. ..ht ai.l ''lauraey" but gis woa'L
oar.f.eh 2,iss essaes oaSa.arday. Weae
Anticipating , ssol crowd ard be;s.r tine,
All ws hope tia: Albany psop'e Vii
honor as lth .aoir preseAee
D. i. Warmaaih l,rmesly citizen n tha
place bat nos tlis IN ling luggi- oi Fctt.
dietou vas Ia town lat ~Nsk. Bon locks
rs vel rs oge-. ilas. r. 4 Porter j.
absant.this wees at.espiing Grand Ielge in
pof,iaud
Miss aora uendfix Il Hauisburg paid
our city ahost ,iis g senlsy, aiso Mrs.
10. wiswe'l, 81 Junet:aa uas here tho same
day.
We notice Ar. Po-iinser Of The ''Eorald''
object. - our using tlae gs,a 4 pima .0cca.
siopal 've knew tho lscpab's were party
Of Iaonopolia.a and every paper. no matter
hpw small or uaiateortans, must needs dis
pay is adherence % party principle in some
measure Wedo not object to his monopoly
Of the above "soa y FcaH1r" aud hope 10
will Nos o'.iees.if we sign our7ei
ONcgis NyHchc.
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from taxing an already overleslened
community, an additional 90 per cont
Suppose farmers store their Gfain il
warehouses on tho Railroad o. river
with the understanding that preseit
rates shall control. When 40 stored II
is u very easy aad templing thing for
the geeat Railway King 10 issue oedet6
increasing freiglits ten eeilts per bnslp.,
aud we very respectfully ana seriously
aslS you all Hwllat are sou going to Go
about isY' Already Oregon is bound
hand aud f1ol hy ocean freight charters,
and il 20 this dice calamity bo added
the eNlorlions of landed monopoly,
and river combination tho prospects,
become gloomy in tho extreme. lt not
only effects LsFayetto but ca reaching
consequences eStenl 10 every chipping
point il this county AID ia thiA valley.
We have become mere slaves Of Mr..
villara's. We pay him oxpenajye aud
Tasting tiibatc eud tie struggling in.
,lustries o lhe farm, ase % bo dfstroy-
81 in order to zurich tbs efaslef cor.
poration Of the North West.
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rAcii,o cossftas.

The Ashland woulen mills nado
$4,000 worth ofcloth last year
Willard has bought tho Pagallap
coal mine, according 70 The 0iympi1
Courier.
Saloons and horsosthIese. ar' tie
only fleuYiyhlng institutions IL lie
Wood River miRes Iast nov
The iiageno STATE .fura9 calneopi
illt.heofed far Geo, e. Williams, alias
Flaxhrake, alI5 Lau.lalet
Frank Anderson ao1 "a, two Wtla
walla opium Gnad,rcc~u'ly robbed q
Chinese 'j1ine' o. ~ waf.a of jo@-
elry md 500 10 caia
King county s'e'i ar. 3), 1891.
was over j $3.50, a1iJaa ofoYcr
sil, 600 in one year, eh'ea dea not
speak very cscous .as', @rt Egay.
ers OF that county.
\ deposit of good auuel coal has
been f5uad IN Wasco roun'y, lear The
Dallcs. s;aouli thc disc very prove
extensive, is aeccs lbaiiy V.,i reuder
Il very valuable.
Hon. &. T. y nltlc oi Oregon Ci'y,
chairman og iAr demacrii, state
central committee, ls .ti'i sar ous usly
III. lie !. troubled periodically With
hcmoFshnees w!,lch leave hIsn very
weak
Tie man .lat So ciaud ia the ryer
a. Shell Rocls. Cr.er Columbia river,
on Thursday laas, s,iil na,aira tisd l..
tie riyee 10 ,bat ,.laee, a!.baugb t.,
proper aathori.i,s wt,o uetiasd
immediately
Fred Barncburs, cf Ellen pseeiaci,
Jackson county, ays the Taaes, own.
a aock OF sheep. 276 In nunsT, from
which ., ,i09pomdso. @oyl wa hear
Cd ttis spring. $. Farry, sheep
/ inspector, assares us last t1lt o a..
ordinary sie!i Is simply due - good
.reatmoa, 81. BlrUehars feeding,
shelterias an4 keeping his sheep "a
/ proper manner.
Gen. joel Palmer, one aflho oldest
aud bas;-knowa citihsas Of Oregon,
died at his residence. near Dayton,
June 0th ai eleven O'Clock. lie camc
10 this country long time $50, and
haR been identified with many import
ant enterprises aud held may POSI-
tions OF public trust, ia all oC wit5ca
heacqnitlca himself with homer. As
4 neighbor, friend, AMI citizen, no
man sloed higher in tho >oueml
estimation Of the people.
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RRo. poTTfSegR seems to IL very
much insensed at Us because few
weeks ago we befr;endel the Rs6ster
folks when they werein troei.i,,. That
paper had been burned out att could
mt well get out an issue without help.
as their type aud presses welo in bad
condition. We to,k them into ctr
ofise and gtvs them such assistance ! $
enabled them to issue regularly until
they got their own otiise Strengthened
out. We do not see anything payticu-
larly wrong IN lending helping Land
to those in need, IN fact We believe it Is
generally tie rule to do SO in tbis coun
try. Bu. such Is probably not tle case
ser IN tie British possessions where
Bro. P. hai;s from. As to II tr1fing
remark about he proprietO's Of this
paper boasting about the downlaa Of
the Register, there is not wo,l q
truth in 1t Of wl,ich lie IS weli aware.
BE wrote thas baby to cover up
the littleness Of MS own soul which
prompted him to gloat over the death
of the Eeyisser il an assielc slaaest a
column in length, and for which be
received m.rited reroof from the lead,
in : Republicans of the city.
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sTsstro Yaon pEsTz.

Tho fO.io~ing asa'emfnt of WIN J.
ccuehiin. Gf SemerSiIl Mass. y 80 re-
markable tiat we iGg 10 ask FOR u lie a.
fentipu - our readers. lie Say1: "in the
flil ~ Iss6 ] Was taken with n violent
bIecdiHes of fhe-1Enss. followed by n
we're cough. .OSn bcCsn IN lose my fesIs
asd appetite. ] was 20 weak at 0Tse time
llat ] c3uii not leave my bed. In the
SKINNER Of is77 ] wss admits Il 10 the fsity
Hospital. While there the doctor said j
lad a hole ~ n= lefi lung as big ~ halls
dollar. ] expended nvcr hundred dollars
on doctors land medicines ] was ~ far
gone - ono time report ~ent around
shat was dead. I save Dp hopc. htif
friend toIi me 0f Dx HM. HALL BAL
SAM FOR TIKI LUNGS. iaughed at
my friends. thinking fbat my case was in
carab.e. bat ] got bottle 10 salty them.
whea 10 my surprise and qualification.
bean 30 feel better. Nv hOpr. once dead.
helsan 20 revive. and 10 day feel in rt;ter
slirits than liave Tie pat three wears.
81 write this. hoping hat you viii pub
l.sli q. 30 that every one afflicted with dis
es-cI lungs u-iii he induced 10 take Dr.
Wm. Fisii's Is4iEarn f0T the Luu=s. and he
convinced tlsat CONSUMPTION cA< BE
CURED ] have taken two h0itls-s and
can posiiiyelv say that u has done more
good than ais the other mcei.incs have
taken since niy sirknes<- My con ia has
almost entirety disappeared aud shall
sa0m bs ahia 40 20 10 work" foIi by
drsiRet~fs.
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HoS. GEO H. WILLIAMS has return
Ell to Oregon, and Portland man talls
US that he brought with hin that DEL
e5ratel La 1d:.,,let which Wis the cause
Of bin not. attaining the prominent
position he sought 50 diligently at
Washington few years ago. We
would have supposed tl.as experience
had taught him it as best - leave it
behind IN coming to this State, particn-
larly as he expects to he a candidate
for tho Senate az the next session of
cnr Legislature.
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xaaguxA sZws

Lat Saturday night lhe3e was quite
a wind sto m on Ya4e.na Bay, blowing
ter ib'y al night \ large scosw was
lying at Oneatta, loaded Gown with
rock ready for shipment, bnt IN Tie
morning she was nowhere to he seen
\ crew went down to the bsy IN search
of it. and found it almost to Newport,
foa ing with the tide towards tie
ocean. Atug took it in tow and brought
It back.
en- the same night the little steam
laanch, Eagrta, was tied TO tie tug at
Newport, Der bow line Icing fastened
to the tugs anchor chain, with her
stern anchored out She was al right
at twelve o'clock at night, lut when
the Newport peop'e asose Oh Sunday
morning she had disappeared It's
supposed that she sunk, and they have
been hunting for her ever since, but
with no success yet She was built of
iron.
The H13e al % broke loose, and was
getting a g}od start foward tho sea
when q couple of seamea on tbe tug
discovered her condition and went to
her rescns
The last scow VIII he ready 10 launch
in about week. All the employees
are now at work OF tle cribs, excep.
tfo.e engaged in ealking fffheweatil-
er is favorable the work Of putting
down the brush mattresses will com.
meneo this week.
c7sEATTA.