davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-01-29
GO TO JOHN II. STAHLS NEW
Wholesale Liquor Store !
FOR THE BEST BRANDS OF
WHISklES, BRANDIES
VINE md CIG1RS
District Court Summons.

TERRITORY OF WAsTIHGIoS' I lss.
Tn n, District C0g2t Of Gie Territory o. pash.
i,9ton. and for tie FtTS, judicial DlStr,st
bSr,of boliing terms a, H'GiiG WdtId, Wd'td
VALID countu. IA s,:id Territory.
The Oregon Railway & Navigation COMPANY,
Plaintiff. vs.. +. Il. Gates, Defendant.
vUyHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
To +. Il. GATES. Defendant: You are
hereby required to appear in an sction DroushI
asainst YOU by the Oregon Railway Manga
t;op COMPANY. Plaintiff. in the District Court
az the Territory of Washington, and ior inc
First .Judiciai District thereof, holding terms
AZ WaIls Walla. Walla Wai.s county, IN sald
Territorv, "a answer the complaint OF Plaintiff,
slrd in Wana Walla county within twenty
days after the service of this summons, eAcia,
sive of the day Of service, II served IA salu
county. II not served III said county, Dut III
,.id District, in thirty days II served IN any
IT, Jud;cial District in the Territory, IN
forty davs. If served by publication, within
.;rtv days after the date of this summons, or
the said Plaintiff will take Judgment against
you hv default. according to the prayer of the
sad action Is brought by Plaintiff 10 re-
cover NJ Defendant the sum Of S.62, gold COLI.
he;no for groceries and provisions furnishedsaI
Defendant at his special instance and request
during the month Of December, 1850, and ior
feeding and taking care Of horse of said
Defendant's at his special instance and request
Witness the Hon. s. C. WISGARp,
Associate Justice Of the Supreme
snearus Court Of Washington Territory.
SskALc and Judge of said Court, and the
Seal thereof affixed, this 18th day
# January, a. ID. 1881.
A. REEVES AYRES,
CATION d CROWLEY, CieTk-
Plaintiffs Attorneys 10.
, 1881-01-29
B-odeck q &C.
Photographers. Vain ST.. Near The z = -

Hayin. engaged the services Of one & &;
very best re;ouchers On the Pacific coast. J
employed by ]. W. Taber, the leading p.. o.
grapher OF San Francisco, We are now ena. ed
to produce all classes Of work Connected with
photography in manner superior TO any pho
tosraph gallery on the Pacific northwest We
have also engaged AZ artist in India ink, cray
on, water AMI oil oolors, and are prepared
TO copy all kinds of pictures and enlarge the
same TO any size desired, and finish the same
in a style superior to any heretofore made;
Our reputation As artists Is guarantee that all
work leaving this gallery Will lie tirst-ciass and
satisfactory. With our improved Instruments
and facilities photographs can be taken in
cloudy IS well a. in clear weather. Give Us I
call BgoDEcK Co,
Main street, near the bridge, Walla Wails,
W. T. VOL I'm
, 1881-01-29

on earth. CAV abags 500 to Davis, .cr,
ha,s Mo.e Il was All i'll L. 5. gold coin.
DAVIS. when he took the money SAID moth
IN. but walked av q. IN all. | gave DAVIS
at different tines ictwesn $500 and SLIGO.
worked for h:m eight years; Jhis work
was worth s35 pr moath and board. Had
NO Place to slyep, the board was very poor.
consisting OF dry bread and sometimes
Soussh,s AMI leans. after we raised them
We lad nc meat except on holidays. While
there received cae SUI; OF cheap clothes, two
coats, one r7is bo, $ and SHOES and oNeTalIs
ger wear. Slcp; IN the stable III my own
blankets, afterwards with Galley IN the black
smith shop. TIE place was open and cold
having no floor. slept on straw gave my
money and labor to DAVIS because believed
HIM 70 BE- what
, 1881-01-29

We desire 20 call especial attention I" the
advertisement q: u. N. Ferry & Co, Detroit,
Michigan. which appears in our columns
They are one Of the largest and most reliable
firms engaged in the seed business in the L
ted States, and their seeds have justly earned
grea. popularity b. always being fresh an |
Just as represented. Our readers vii do well
t. avail themselves Of their offer to send their
beautiful Seed Annual :" all wishing to pur-
chase seeds.
, 1881-01-29

TIE \. O. u. W. SocIABLE.-Th sociable
given by the members OF Integrity Lodge
No. 26, \. o. L. w, last evening was one
of the most successful ever givea in our city.
Although the affair was confined to the Mem
bers of the order about forty couples were
present. The enjoyment was keen and gen
eral Prof Phillips had charge of the dances,
which is equivalent TO saying that in that
respect the evening was one of rare pleasure.
We learn that Integrity Lodge will give an
other sociable on the occasion of the first an
niversary of its organization
, 1881-01-29

L? CorNrKY.-Th roads up the country
are in excellent condition for sleishing and
the stage companies are all using hob
sle:ghs. The Snake river Is open and very
ltt!e cold weather Is experienced along rs
banks. \ large number OF Indians have
taken advantage OF the warm winds OF his
river and are encamped il the vicinity.
, 1881-01-29

THE New LoDGE, \. o. L. W.-The In
iesrity Lodge has bad such successful
career siree Its organization and the member
ship become SO large thst an effort viii lie
made to establish another lodge. Those
wishing to JOIN the new order should Present
their names - the Charter members or seEd
them to this Office
, 1881-01-29

TEx CESTS.-Persons, wlo want rs to
send them a sample copy Of tie STATESMAN
should no: forge: t. enclose 10 cents for the
same. We are receiving letters every day
from al sources, mquirins OF the suhscrip-
ton price of your valuable PAPER and
please send a copy as want To subscribe. "
We can't afford to print paper for thanks.
Hereafter 10 cents Shoa'G accompany the
orler or no paper.
, 1881-01-29

LOOK OFT FOR THEM-Thc Boise States
man says that .'counterieitdollars bearing the
stamp AMI general appearance OF standard
silver dollars. are IN circulation here. The
specirnen which We saw at the store Of ID.
Falk & Bro. is Of soft metal, principally lead
and yields readily t. the knife, and gives out
4 dull sound when thrown upon hard sur
face. We are informed that there is suf-
ticient quantity here to pnt people Oh their
s,,ard
, 1881-01-29

AE;-SpaNcE OF IcE-Thege is no danger
Of an ice famine during The coming sum
mer. An abundance OF ice has already been
housed and the prospects are that there Will
be in the neighborhood Of four handred tons
uut m. The principle harvest RS OF con-
aealci water are John Stahl, Jake Betz,
charley Cnabot and a man who IS gathering
ice on the Singleton ranch.
, 1881-01-29
= ca R ID.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions OF youth, nervous weakness, ear
ly decay, loss of manhood, etc, | will send Il
recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE
This great remedy was discovered by mis-
sionarv in South America Send self
dressed envelope to the REV JOSEPH I.
INMAN, Station u, New York City. Ill
, 1881-01-29
SIayea's Cherry Tooth Paste.

An aromatic combination for the preServ a
ton of the teeth and gums. 1t is far superio
to any preparation of its Kind in the market
In large handsome Opal pots, price 80 cents
For sal.. By II. +. Holmes.
, 1881-01-29
:. CARD.
~. FAILS SCHOOL.

The question IS sometimes asked why "Ii
charges arc more than at any other scl""i'
Thev aie not The mistake arisr> bacanse We
give the price Of tuition for dofJIe Tie length o.
time. The schoul year consists OF forty works
We. in common with most Boarding Schools,
divide the school year into two terms "f twen,
ty weeks each; thinking a continuous term "i
twenty weeks Of more than double advantast
to the pupil over quarter of ten weeks. lhe
THE Second OR EiSTsR TERI.
opens on Thursiiy. January 20, 1SSn 0l
admission apply n the Principal,
5Q-S.n Mis-. LEYrEL II. w =
, 1881-01-29

Daxr ADVERTISE advertise; 1t IS
a very bad plan. 1t wi!l cal attention to
your place of business, ard 1t Is much better
for people who wish TO ttade with you 10
Eunt you up IL gives your customers exer.
else aud makes them hea.tby. Besides. IL
Won advertise somebody will bay up nj yoar
goods. AID then yen Will have t" set n.o:e'
and i, would be : gr at bother to you-
, 1881-01-29

rEorrcrIoS.-Th public cisternS are
about empty Of water and IN ease OF a large
fire some trouble might be experienced II
would be an excellent idea II the Council
would order the Street Commissioner to have
places made in the Mil creek bridges
through which the suction hose OF the Ell
,,iuas couId be passed
, 1881-01-29

Near CoAL--The Intelligence, says:
From the very h;st authority We learn that
the Columbia anl Puget Sound Railroad Co.
need more coal than the Seattle miue can
produce, and are perfect.ng arrangements to
open another mine to make up deficiency.
Next fall and winter taey viii require from
| ,:iGG TO 2,G00 tons of coal per day. and
when the Seattle mine produces / Geo or l.,
20G tons per day it Is dong is best, and
therefore another mIne must be opened at
oace. twill probably be the McCalliSter
ntlu.. IN Cedar river
, 1881-01-29

\ PETTY PLvNDEI.s.:- An old & .fnIan
entered the gate i'll the rear O: Adam store
and commenced filling bag, which he car
riea. with such articles as Were within reach.
Mr.. 7. Adams and the ba"k-SeeFer espied
the piltercr, who attempted to ron, but was
overtaken and brought into the store, where
h, pleaded So hard that he was given his
liberty and not turned over to the mercy OF
The cnnrL.
, 1881-01-29

EsCirED SERIOUS IHJUEY.-A furious
runaway took place on Wednesday afternoon
On Second street in which farmer. living
or Dry Creek, narrowly escaped serious IN
inry. The team, :. hIah Spirited pair Of bays,
became frightened 1t al agriculture! rmp!e-
meat, stanlirs in the road, and started off
at furious rate, one OF the lines broke and
the farmer had 10 more cOntro! over the AM
ma :. When they had run some distance,
the wagog wheel caught on a post AMI the
sudden shock tGrew the occupant cut and
jrou.!,t the horses TO 4 stand. The farmer
fortunately was only slightly hurt and con.
siiie-s that he had i narrow escape.
, 1881-01-29

We notice that Kimhall & Son have ren!ov
ed their Book and Music Store to DIR. Day 5
lie = brick store, corner Main and Sd Streets
where they have opened the finest stock of
Books and Musical Merchandise in the Ter
ritory. Everybody should call and se- their
beautiful store ani Goods. Witt
, 1881-01-29

How long dear master, O, how long: VIII
YOU continue to tie me in the streets and force
me to 4;naw th- bark of the trees when You
can have me well fed for two bits ut Uncle
Toms stable ON Third street, Walla Walia,
W. T. J0-3m
, 1881-01-29

NopsE THAN SOLDIERS. Buffalo E;ii says
tie Indians ere an iIl-used people, and they
fear the miners more than they Do the sol
,!;ers- And II is not strange that they do
\ mirer plays mnch better game OF draw
roker and il is a cold day when he can rake
IN IN Indians pile with three aces and a
kim, and have tao accs and foar kings 10
snare.
, 1881-01-29

FORAGE AGEScY.-Upon :he recOmmenda-
ton of the chief quartermasteT, system, to
be known as the Forage Agency" system
has been established in this department, to
the end tha. each convenient stopping place
on the main routes of tcavel in each forage
district rass;,, officers, enlisted men and
Others may obtain the resula,isn .s.-. A'e
of forage 10 which the pubic animals In sheiE
charge are, entitled. a. a Stipulated price
The following agents have been APPOINTED
for Wal!a Walla Forage District No. |: b.
F. Fathers, Touchet river; Lyons & Mark
ley, Palcase ferry; g. W Basset, Washtuc-
IA springs: j. F. Cass, Cow creek Frank
L. Hart, haitsburg; NJ. NJ. Learn, Dayton:
II. Harris, Mayengo; Galloway Brothers,
PollerOy
, 1881-01-29

Tue NEW BISHoP.-An effort Is b-ias
made to have Bishop Paddock :he newly
an,o;ut,d funetiou,ry Of the Episcopal
Cba.,E az tbs Territory, take mp his resid-
eu.c IN this c:tv and make this his head
quarters.
, 1881-01-29

LEGAL PeINGISG.-We are ~" prepared
to do AL kinds OF legai priating, and have
constantly on hanl legal BLANKS OF all de-
s.rip,ions. as well IS justices blanks ior
every county IN Eastern Washington
, 1881-01-29
Raising whea. at a Profit.

EDITOR SrarssAAS.-I read with interest
the figures of Mr. Martin Campbell in the
STATESMAN On raising wheat. Being one of
those who think there Il money in the bust.
ness, / submit figures in confederation of my
hypothesis:
, 1881-01-29

\ BE SAIE or SNISS-Messrs- Nrlch i
Co. Tuesday, sold t. NJ Wm- hirk,n1n.
Of the firm of Doo,ey s, kirknan, a drove of
one hundred and seventy hogs Ut six cents
per poa;d. cn foot
, 1881-01-29

PRovIDESI.-Sam johnson, oar sheep man
has the greater part of his sheep Gu. at the
race track aud sIys that be has sufficient
feed to carry them through this winter.
, 1881-01-29

i rug Gocss.-MCst OF tie wo-s n"~
being done by the o. Z n CO. IN the
vicinity Of Grang, city, Is Feca w"rk, AMI
consequently this weather Dies no seriously
Interfere with Il e labor.
, 1881-01-29
HE PEUFESSEp.

first changed E;nd when his two sons died.
saw the doctors come in 10 cure tae So
called God and Jesus Christ. | also knew
Davis to quarrel with his vile. She threat
tucd 20 get a divorce from him bat dIsSr.
AIDED her from II. Ia conversInE with her
she tcld me that nc wa EO more than any
other man. DAVIS also represents II addl-
tlau to the Pa'e Horse. Black and Bay
Horse. also a White Horse. The Black
Hors, Is Justice; the Bay obedience, AMI the
WHITE HORSE
Is peace. No one rode the White Horse eX-
eep;iag himself and family. lie had horses
representing all the forms Of his Laws, and
generally rode the horse representing what
ever Law he wished oheyed.
Csoss-eN by Crowlry-Prior to this ! was
IN California. bat had sold cat my farm, and
al had was IN cash. Roberts called the
society tie CHRISTIANS OF the Millennium
ErL Adjourned - Ia 4. m.
, 1881-01-29

GREAT SKILL RrQUTEEp.-lt requires
long practice aad great skill TO doif the hat
t. a lady on the street acc riding to the ap-
proved code rs nearly a an observer can
describe the accomplishment, it is about
this: The nice young raan recognizes the lady
with 4 calm smile, passes her nine feet, raises
his rioht elbow to level with his shoulder,
seiz.s his hat rim lctween his thumb and
forefineer. lifts il from has head and with a
spss,n6Gic Jerk brings it down III front of his
face at distance OF three inches from the
tn OF his rose rntil the upper edge OF the
rim is on a level with his sca;t pm. He then
restores his hat 10 his head and lowers his
elbow to lis normal position and the accom-
p'i,hr.cat Is accomplished
, 1881-01-29

AErSIxG WoMEN.-A correspondent calls
o,,~ attention to the fact that a man, who
ought to knox better, is in the habit OF
shsmesuIly abusing his wife. A persistence
- tbs pr:ctice will lead 20 pab!ic exposure,
, 1881-01-29

the Father. He desired OF Us th,t We .,.ve
up all temporal things, and to love aud obey
him. and that ii we i.sobeycd him he woald
send the Pale Horse after rs. winch would
tramp,e Us under It's feet, and that If we
kept any money cr property iron him our
fats wcu!d he hlc AnanIas and SaTpliirl. who
kept things frcm the Lord. The misslona-
res. Roberts and Lambert tolI me- that
would have 10 give mp everything 70 bavts.
gave them aola2 money IN san Francisco
, 1881-01-29

Wcbfoot Oilcures the crying baby Mothers
attention is called to the Webfoot Oil in cases
of Group, spasms or colo, that the little ones
are subject To- oS I'm
, 1881-01-29

TIE SX0w.-A man with his moustacEe
tipped with the frost of years and = hercs
look ON his face strcde :nto this office and
Submitted the following ole for publication
Oh the snow,
The Bre Yew-tiful snow,
|, made last night So Jolly, you know,
Belating the trains and grounding the wires,
As blizzarding over the the land 1t fires.
q. give us : chance with big sharp hoe,
At the son Of a gun who wrote
beautiful Snow"
, 1881-01-29

REwAED-MaN Baumeister Will glve $50
TO any oae who will bring his Bclfounder
mare in from the Lower TGuchet. She Is
) wears old, dark brown, nearly black, l5i
hands high, white star on lace and collar
marks. B.an1ed F. l.. on left shoulder.
She is very gentle and easy to catch.
, 1881-01-29

MAREIsGES-From January I, lSSo. To
January /. lSSi, Auditor Pal : r HIS granted
lis marriage heenses.
, 1881-01-29

FEoze Ur.-The steamer .SpOLae is ice
bound at Hoodoo Island,
, 1881-01-29
. Continuation az i.r Mormon is.a!---Na
New EIilc3cc.


Pursuant to tie motion Of adjournment,
the court oi eqa;ty vas called by Referee
Llng;o.l At 10 a N. Mr.. Crowley lead the
c:osS elimination. Ecans swcre that i've
weeks after he sas Roberts he started foT
Davis camp joined the hing,!on OF God
IN earth before l,iJ san FrsucI>co. When
saw Davis totd him that had a little
money He asked nle how much ! told
aim that | ,liI not remember, but gave
hlm al hal IN his hand then. When |
left camp the las, lime dii so Of
W owN FREE WILL
| ssu: wor: 10 Mr Davis that wished -
sgcak to him, but he did not come down.
At5e, came 10 the camp took vow simi-
lag - the rne toCk in 1870 was asked:
VIII you 10 The Vii Of the S:andaId:" Ny
answer Mas, i All by the all Of the SPIRIT
Ga beng sharply eroSs-exs:niued by Mr.
Crnwi,y, the wl;ntss COZ trad!c:ed fatty ms
testimony o; the day previous This contra
dic;ivn was e,ideutly made ou account oi his
lack Il knowl-dse Of the English iancuage
From his testimony hc appears to b@ :. uscEo-
maniac on the subject aud :elA..s :acts aS II
TRAPT IL i DEEAM
Upon redirect examination by ". Is!.ai,.,
Evans cont:aI:c:ed tA= tcstmsny gwen IN
the cross examination, Is 10 .hethef he eer
believed in the assumed Trinity OF Davis AID
'his two sons, saying that his doubts as ID
, 1881-01-29

Webfoot OIL is a priceless jewel in your fam
ily 1t speaks for itself
, 1881-01-29

Webfost Oil cures pain in from one to hfteeI
minutes, warranted.
, 1881-01-29

Coon NAN Too.-An old pioneer, and one
whose name will for ever ne connected with
one Of the most prosperous sections OF the
Columbia coanty-T. Vi. Nhetsore-call-
ell on the STATESMAN Office on Tuesday and
was shown around the busy Office He came
IN tine TO see all our steam presses at work
and expressed hIs surprise at the contrast
between now and few years since, when
only hand press was used for striking of
the STATESMAN. Mr.. Wholesome is one OF
our Oldest and best subscribers and is one Of
the most solid nea Of this county. He keeps
abreast cf TIE times and is one OF our most
cnternrisina citizens.
, 1881-01-29

The NOZZLE Arr oF SELF FDErESSK--M. c.
O'Connor has opened class for the purpose
Of teaching our young meu the noble art OF
self-defense, dumb-bcll exercises, cub swing
ing striking bag, &c, &c. Mike is a very
unsssam;ng. clever boy, and is one Of the
best boxers on the coast He will take well
with the boys around town and show them
how to use natures weapons before they
know 1t. The exercise Is healthy and manly
ard no Gre eyey Enew : good hcser TO resort
TO co~a:dly weapons. Give and take is the
boxers motto. and should lie adopted by
everybody. On Thursday and Friday even
inrS Mike viii hold forth over Bales store
, 1881-01-29
Ao>

* TIE CIR. Mr. Harry Hayward is in
the c:ty from Ainsworth. He reports business
a being rather dnl! bat everything in thc line
OF work exceedingly lively. We are always
clad to see such gentlemen as Mr.. Hayward
at our Office for he is very pleasant, genial,
Intelligent and accommodating. We look up
an INN rs one OF our coming men whose
interest in the future, Is nCw, are thorough
~ unidentified with the country.
, 1881-01-29

the spirit or Holy Ghost One Of his sons
h. callcd the Messiah, and the other the
Eternal Fat4cr, and the trio was known Is
the q d head IL ais, claimed ti.a- Ike
eldest son could reffoym miric'c5 wh-n -
years oi agc, hat never heard the son cam
supernatural powers. He would preside 1T
meetings and pray. | have heard the eldest
/ sou read chapter in the new testament IN
/ the presence Of his fath=r, representing ms
power through the 18th chapter Of st. John.
/ lThe court he.e .oak reccsSl. Recalled.
! DAVIS claims 10 be the
, 1881-01-29

\ CORRECT SrgLLEE. The other day all
oil gentleman WAS mailing notice to afence
on the outskirts of the city when a friend
stopped and asked why lie didn't have the
notice inserted in the papers. where people
couli read It? Waal. said the old gen
t'amlu. ri tuck i, in the newspaper Office,
they'll @. 1t set up wrong and then some
body mig, think | didn't know how 10
spell The notice read: "HGuze fur reat
in,ho;r on prcymeys.s.
, 1881-01-29

\ BEIG NEEpEb.-A man had little
cause attached to Il load OF wool on Nam
strvet On Tuesday morning AMI because the
animal would not Pul, as Wei as h. wished
he took stick of cord wood and beat the
moor unfortunate animal over the hack. As
soon as Marshal Justice got w!ud OF the affair
he told the owner that he would arrest hlm II
he repeated his cruel performances, which
had = cooling effect on the mans temper.
, 1881-01-29

The WooD TEsDE.-The street today
was literally Incl with wagons loaded with
cord wood. Bets were made on Oie load to
determine whether It would coEtain cord
and hall or cord and quarter; the price
modestlv asked was $50 for the load. Other
loads were evidently put up for the benefi.
OF widows and orphans, for big Newfound-
land dog eculd easily have crawled between
the sticks as they laid on the wagon. On
some wagons the wood looked as II 1t had
been fshed out OF creek whore 1t had laid
in the mud since the fist settlement OF the
country; or others aga:n was lot OF dry,
rotten stuff, load OF which could be pack
ed off in two arm loads. This WAS pointed
t. with pride As being ''nice dry wood that
would bura well" We don't doubt It! bat
at the same time We advise our readers 10
do without buying aS lcng as they can for the
price Is falling and the confounded stuff Is
getting cheaper every day
, 1881-01-29

81. Paterson informs as
cr "r... t.la to make arrangements
tilihs "D .-...-al for the new gas
;- rs- aal.5 q. er.a.n: up o: navigation,
, 1881-01-29

Wehfoot Oh Is p sure cure for Dyptheria OIL
ore Throat.
, 1881-01-29

SLIGHTLY ATTIEED.-Some art publishers
east have sent us a proposition t. advertise
and take pay in pictures, one Of which is de-
scribed as follows: "In the midst OF a
broad 2.d beautiful landscape is cottage.
\ rustic maiden has gone forth for L pitcher
Of wafer She stands before yOu wrapped
entirely IN her own thoughts and mcdita-
tations." That will do; stop the deal.
That costume Is too cool for this climate, and
We pass.
, 1881-01-29

d.. H...a. From til, i.t,Hy.Hs'J
~ a,a- l.ul.. mnrir: vas commit
t. aau.- 81. lul.aus ot the Skaglt last
-,,e, A.lr.- as Ne can Get at the facts
syg-a. lgl.a ai.rl another. and the man $
,s,a.- .. avenged. killed the murderer.
va o.. r,l Trends and relatives will
sg..s q. mater A, usual with an exchange
oi, .laar,- lnd tr,uketS, and the law
U. :4.rr.. '... 4 the crime.
, 1881-01-29

r- p5,., water come through into
-.s.r ,.n AMI r,s the gentle dr'p apo"
,,,. n-l- Won dream Of being
''-. ... ..s sweet glrl under tree IN
e'---. ..,, r..., thunder shower: Poor
, 1881-01-29

lUau.u The attention Of the land
ofa 4, ben u,.upcl several days in tax.
~. ts,,.rrry 10 the case Of Golsoa F. Fields
=. Tlas Wae,s,on,, claimant, under thu
pr,,-uPun avs. Tne point Is interesting.
] a'rar g,, :a. ulh, Of party 10 move
.r'r. BIS 1sa and onto the pUllc lantS nm
der %. Pc -rI..ua act y soon as tins
cz'a ..sivi til puh... viii be- Informed
;sru, 70. columns OF the STATESMAN
, 1881-01-29

The commencement of the organization da.es
from November, 1866, by Davis, who Fre-
vailed upon God Oh the evenins of Jannlry
9th. at : o'clock. They represented taat
the headquarters We're in Walla Walia- On
, the anniversary of that timc, commencing a.
: o'clock p la.. The society keeps days
feast | arrived at the camp one Sunday
then went To hear DAVIS preach fcr the first
time. hai erny,rs.d with Mr. Davis dur
In. the week In the service after prayer
and sngIn. he drew the curtain from hctore
him. ami took one oi has children III each ARIA,
and called upon the co"gF' CATION % low
upon their knees " different times VIZ.
DAVIS has represented himself As the third
person of